Graduate Student Activities

REMS and the Annmary Brown Memorial serve as the forum for a vibrant community of graduate students in affiliated departments. The REMS Graduate Colloquium meets twice every semester in the convivial setting of the Memorial, to hear and discuss papers by graduate students in an interdisciplinary context.

Fall 2011

Colloquium 5:30-7 PM

Wed., Feb. 22. Jessica Tabak (English,) "Reconsidering Rank in The Changeling."
Fri., April 6, Rochambeau Library (Note change of location) James Beaver (English,) “Sorrow to the Stones”: Language, Violence and the Nonhuman in Titus Andronicus

Reading Group 5:30-7 PM (unless otherwise indicated)

Thurs., Feb. 2, 6pm in Rochambeau House

The topic for discussion will be the first chapter of Juliet Fleming's book on Early Modern graffiti, "Graffiti and the Writing Arts of Early Modern England."