Graduate Medievalists at Berkeley (GMB) is an organization comprised of doctoral students engaged in the study of medieval literature, history, art, music, languages, and culture at the University of California, Berkeley. Since its establishment in 1993, the GMB has witnessed and actively participated in the continued growth of medieval studies here at Berkeley. By organizing lectures, faculty conversations, social activities, reading groups, and other events we have created a strong community of graduate students that extends throughout nearly every humanities and social sciences department in the University. The GMB would not exist without the continued support of the Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities and new support of the Institute for European Studies, which sponsors the Paleography Working Group.
We hope that you use this website to get in touch with us, keep in touch with us, or simply stay attuned to the various medieval activities at Berkeley. If you are currently studying at Berkeley and are interested in participating in the GMB, please do not hesitate to contact us, as we would love to meet you. If you are not currently at Berkeley, but are visiting or simply interested in the various programs here, then you too should let us know that you exist; it would be our pleasure to include you in future activities. The majority of information is dispersed through our mailing list, so if you are a medievalist at Berkeley please consider joining by following the link on the left.
Ultimately, the GMB is a colloquial group, which offers students the opportunity to engage with one another intellectually and socially.
Cheers,
Benjamin Saltzman and Chad Crosson
GMB co-chairs
