Faculty Accomplishments

Mitchell, C. (2021). The Power of Delay: Banking System Structure and Implementation of the Basel Accords. Business and Politics, 1-17.

Mitchell, C. (2020). United We Stand: Gruppenwettbewerb and European Banking Union. German Politics, 1–17. https://doi.org/10.1080/09644008.2020.1723001

Mitchell, S. (2020). Fault-Tracing: Against Quine-Duhem. A defense of the objectivity of scientific justification. Berlin/Boston Walter de Gruyter GmbH.
De Gruyter: https://www.degruyter.com/view/title/571778

Monahin, Nona & Pash, Meg. (2024, February 22). The Interdependence of Music and Dance in 16th-century Renaissance Dance Reconstruction. Early Dance Symposium 2024 - virtual conference hosted by the University of Pennsylvania and the Dance Studies Association’s Early Dance Working Group.

Medieval music ensemble Trobár just released their first album, Il Dit Elle Dit: Love and Dialogue in the World of Christine de Pizan, featuring Allison Monroe (Artistic Director), Elena Mullins (Executive Director), Karin Weston, and Tis Kaoru Zamler-Carhart. The album is now available on all major streaming platforms or via their website: https://www.trobarmedieval.org/album

Monroe, A. (2024) As the Artistic Director of Trobár, Allison co-curated and co-directed performances of “I Sing a New Song” with Liza Malamut, Artistic Director of the venerated Newberry Consort, featuring a slate of some of the country’s best medieval musicians. They performed in both Cleveland and Chicago, to enthusiastic audiences, and received a glowing review.

Monroe, A. (2023) An episode of Les Délices' SalonEra featured a program that I created as Artistic Director for medieval music ensemble Trobár. Interviews with myself and another performer are interspersed with recordings of a May 2023 performance. https://salonera.org/podcast/shipwreck/

Light on a Path, Follow, has screened at nearly two dozen film festivals and events since the beginning of the pandemic and was awarded Best of Show: Short Films at the Boston LGBTQ Film Festival. Read a review of the film and an interview with The New Current.

Presented his recent film, Light on a Path, Follow, as part of the Trans*Revolutions Virtual Symposium, presented by Barnard Center for Research on Women. This virtual symposium featured artist-activists whose work is inspired by and engaged in imagining trans* and genderqueer histories, performances, identities, and aesthetics.

Morgan, L. (2024) Is awarded the Society for Medical Anthropology Career Achievement Award.