Conference 2021: The Origins of Sports and Games in the Middle Ages from East to West
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Conference 2021: The Origins of Sports and Games in the Middle Ages from East to West
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Conference Schedule
Lighting Round Presentations
March 25, 2021
Opening Remarks by Dr. Teresa Russo
Land Announcement, Andrew Bell
Chat Moderator for Session 2: Austin Evans
PANEL 6 : Urban Pride from the Middle Ages to Modern Games
(Moderator: Dr. Teresa Russo)
“The Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Game”
by Elizabeth Colantoni, Italian Studies Program and Medieval & Renaissance Studies
“Gioco Del Ponte”
by Ava Magliaro, Modern Languages, Literatures & Cultures (MLLC) and Medieval Studies (MARS)
“The Sport of Bocce”
by Lex Fournier, Department of English
PANEL 7 : Fencing: A Sport’s Equipment, Skills, and Tournament Competition
(Moderator: DR. Teresa Russo)
“Examining Leichtenauer’s Fencing Teachings VS Lightsaber Technique”
by Chasnie Di Paola, Department of English, Languages, and Literatures
“Fencing Swords in 12-17-Century England”
by Aleah Graff, Departments of English and Creative Writing
“The Flower of Battle”
by Drew Scherle, Departments of Political Science and French
PANEL 8 : Archery to the Hunt: Women as competitors in the Middle Ages
(Moderator: Lex Fournier)
“Origins of the Bow and Arrow: A Historical Review of Women in Archery”
by Taylor Anzivino, Faculty of Education with Departments of English and Geography
“Hunting in the Medieval Age: Women and Falconry.”
by Gabrielle Dheilly, Department of English, Language, and Literature
“English Women, Hunting, and Gender Norms”
by Mikayla Dickinson, Departments of Humanities and Social Sciences
“The Excellence of Hunting in France”
By Sloane Empke, Department of Women & Gender Studies and Department of English
PANEL 9 : Archery in England: from Sport to Battle
(Moderator: Elizabeth Colantoni)
“Law in Medieval England”
by Regina Hernandez Solis, Department of Social Sciences
“The Importance of Archery in the Battle of Agincourt”
By Meegan Rozon, Department of Education – Concurrent Education Program
“Comparing Medieval Archery Tools and Technique to Modern Archery”
by Holly Hiscock, Department of English, Languages, and Literatures & Department of Creative Writing
PANEL 10 : Warfare and Sports: Military Tournaments to Courtly Love Play
(Moderator: Aleah Graff)
“Skills learned in Sports for Warfare”
by Andrew Bell
“The Significance of Medieval Tournament Weapons”
by Julia Schultz, Department of Education – Concurrent Education Program
“Educating the Medieval Athlete: The Benefits of Quintain vs. Pell Training”
by Karyssa Chan, Faculty of Education & the Departments of English and Geography
PANEL 11 : (The Late Middle Ages): Games of Love and Politics for Knights and Kings
(Moderator: Teresa Russo)
“Courtly Love in the Tournament”
by Zachary Slyford, Department of Sociology
“The Field of Cloth of Gold”
by Elizabeth Auld, Department of English, Language, and Literatures
Lighting Round Presentations
March 25, 2021
Opening Remarks by Dr. Teresa Russo
Land Announcement, Andrew Bell
Chat Moderator for Session 2: Austin Evans
PANEL 6 : Urban Pride from the Middle Ages to Modern Games
(Moderator: Dr. Teresa Russo)
“The Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Game”
by Elizabeth Colantoni, Italian Studies Program and Medieval & Renaissance Studies
“Gioco Del Ponte”
by Ava Magliaro, Modern Languages, Literatures & Cultures (MLLC) and Medieval Studies (MARS)
“The Sport of Bocce”
by Lex Fournier, Department of English
PANEL 7 : Fencing: A Sport’s Equipment, Skills, and Tournament Competition
(Moderator: DR. Teresa Russo)
“Examining Leichtenauer’s Fencing Teachings VS Lightsaber Technique”
by Chasnie Di Paola, Department of English, Languages, and Literatures
“Fencing Swords in 12-17-Century England”
by Aleah Graff, Departments of English and Creative Writing
“The Flower of Battle”
by Drew Scherle, Departments of Political Science and French
PANEL 8 : Archery to the Hunt: Women as competitors in the Middle Ages
(Moderator: Lex Fournier)
“Origins of the Bow and Arrow: A Historical Review of Women in Archery”
by Taylor Anzivino, Faculty of Education with Departments of English and Geography
“Hunting in the Medieval Age: Women and Falconry.”
by Gabrielle Dheilly, Department of English, Language, and Literature
“English Women, Hunting, and Gender Norms”
by Mikayla Dickinson, Departments of Humanities and Social Sciences
“The Excellence of Hunting in France”
By Sloane Empke, Department of Women & Gender Studies and Department of English
PANEL 9 : Archery in England: from Sport to Battle
(Moderator: Elizabeth Colantoni)
“Law in Medieval England”
by Regina Hernandez Solis, Department of Social Sciences
“The Importance of Archery in the Battle of Agincourt”
By Meegan Rozon, Department of Education – Concurrent Education Program
“Comparing Medieval Archery Tools and Technique to Modern Archery”
by Holly Hiscock, Department of English, Languages, and Literatures & Department of Creative Writing
PANEL 10 : Warfare and Sports: Military Tournaments to Courtly Love Play
(Moderator: Aleah Graff)
“Skills learned in Sports for Warfare”
by Andrew Bell
“The Significance of Medieval Tournament Weapons”
by Julia Schultz, Department of Education – Concurrent Education Program
“Educating the Medieval Athlete: The Benefits of Quintain vs. Pell Training”
by Karyssa Chan, Faculty of Education & the Departments of English and Geography
PANEL 11 : (The Late Middle Ages): Games of Love and Politics for Knights and Kings
(Moderator: Teresa Russo)
“Courtly Love in the Tournament”
by Zachary Slyford, Department of Sociology
“The Field of Cloth of Gold”
by Elizabeth Auld, Department of English, Language, and Literatures
Creator
Teresa Russo
Date
March 25, 2018
