The 10 Annual Marco Manuscript Workshop is this weekend, Friday and Saturday, and the University of Tennessee International House. This year, we’re welcoming 11 wonderful scholars to discuss their research in 75-minute sessions. Each presentation is designed to not only introduce a fascinating element of archival and manuscript-based research, but also invite discussion and collaboration from the Marco community on the topic.
The Tenth Annual Marco Manuscript Workshop will be held Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6-7, at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. This year’s workshop is organized by Professor Thomas Burman (History) and Ph.D. candidates Scott Bevill and Teresa Hooper (English).
On April 25th, the Marco Institute hosted its annual Graduate Fellows evening to celebrate the 2013 Haslam Dissertation Fellowship recipient Katie Hodges-Kluck and the 2013 Anne Marie Van Hook Travel Fellowship recipient Scott Bevill. We also took the opportunity to announce the 2014 recipients – Thomas Lecaque (Haslam Dissertation Fellow) and Katie Hodges-Kluck (Van Hook Travel Fellow). The evening featured 20 minute lectures by the two fellows and a following reception.