AU History - Faculty Info

Medieval Europe, British history, early Christianity, early
modern Europe

Mary Frances Giandrea is the current section editor for the online history journal Compass. She is also the former reviewer and section editor for the Old English Newsletter. Giandrea has written numerous articles and reviews and is currently working on changing conceptions of sanctity after the Norman Conquest of England. Her book Episcopal Culture in Late Anglo Saxon England will soon be released by Boydell & Brewer.

Mary Frances Giandrea

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	Mary Frances Giandrea Assistant Professor PhD, Boston College Battelle 145 giandrea@american.edu 202-885-2752 Office Hours: Tues./Fri. 10-11am & 1-2pm Curriculum Vitae Course Syllabi Fall 2007 HIS 202 The Ancient World: Greece HIS 296 Life & Death in the Middle Ages Spring 2007 HIS 110.002 Renaissance and Revolutions HIS 110.003 Renaissance and Revolutions HIS 235 The West in Crisis: 1900-1945 Fields of Interest Medieval Europe, British history, early Christianity, early modern Europe Mary Frances Giandrea is the current section editor for the online history journal Compass. She is also the former reviewer and section editor for the Old English Newsletter. Giandrea has written numerous articles and reviews and is currently working on changing conceptions of sanctity after the Norman Conquest of England. Her book Episcopal Culture in Late Anglo Saxon England will soon be released by Boydell & Brewer. Photo: The Quadriga on the Brandenberg Gate, Berlin, Germany.