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The Medieval Books in the Schools Program
The Medieval Books in the Schools Program
The Medieval Books in the Schools program is an outreach program facilitated by graduate students at the Center for Premodern Studies at the University of Minnesota. Each year, we help hundreds of K-12 students in classrooms across the Twin Cities experience medieval manuscripts through hands-on demonstrations and activities.
This project is supported by a Centennial Grant from the Medieval Academy of America.
The Center for Premodern Studies
The Center for Premodern Studies
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Special Thanks
Special Thanks
Making a Medieval Book Video Series:
Presenters: Elijah Wallace, Jenn Carnell, Leo Dannersmith, Emily Schoenbeck, Ben Obernolte, and Hannah Wiepke.
Production Lead: Maggie Heeschen
Production Support: LATIS and The James Ford Bell Library at the University of Minnesota.
Writing Team: Maggie Heeschen, Hannah Wiepke, Lydia Garver, Jenn Carnell, Emily Schoenbeck, Leo Dannersmith, Alex Korte, and Ben Obernolte.
Production Team: Maggie Heeschen, Hannah Wiepke, Lydia Garver, Matty Lang, Sarah Knoblauch, and Laura Cervin.
Additional Support: Marguerite Ragnow, Anne Good, and Michelle Hamilton.
Financial Support: Medieval Academy of America and The Center for Premodern Studies (UMN).
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Created by Anya Badaldavood and Hannah Wiepke.
Maintained and updated by The Center for Premodern Studies at the University of Minnesota.
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