Courses Taught: Rome, Middle Ages, Medieval Women, History of Christianity, Crusades, England

Specialties: Medieval Social History and Christianity

Current Research Interests: Women in Medieval Miracles and Pensacola Women of the 1930s

Brief Vitae
Education: Ph.D., University of California, (Santa Barbara), 1989; M.A., University of New Mexico, 1984; B.A., Fort Hayes Kansas State University, 1967.

Awards and Honors:

• American Association of University Women American Fellowship
• National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Fellowship
• Florida Humanities Council Major Grant

Affiliations:

• Medieval Academy of America
• American Historical Association
• American Association of University Women

Notable Articles/Publications:
“Reading Miracles at Sempringham: Gilbert’s Instructive Cures,” The Haskins Society Journal XIII (2000).

“Monks in the World: The Case of Gundulf of Rochester.” Anglo-Norman Studies XI (1989): 245-260.

“Episcopal Reluctance: Lanfranc’s Resignation Reconsidered.” Albion XIX (1987): 163-175.

“Methodological Innovations in Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman Biography.” Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Congress of Historical Sciences Madrid, 1992 (with C. Warren Hollister).