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Craig
Nakashian Curriculum
Vitae
Department of
History, Major Field:
Medieval European History Minor Fields:
Archaeology, Art History, Medieval Primary Advisor:
Richard W Kaeuper; Secondary Advisor: David Walsh
Doctoral
Dissertation: “’A new kind of monster…part-monk, part-knight’: The
Paradox of Clerical Militarism in the Middle Ages” M.A. in Medieval
History History Department, Advisor: Michael
Prestwich
B.A. in History;
B.A. in Government, summa cum
laude Department of
History and Government,
“The Use and
Impact of Non-feudal Levied Soldiers in Anglo-Norman “Aethelred ‘the
Unready’ (978-1016)”, The International Encyclopedia for the Middle
Ages- Online (2007) Review of
Medieval Knights: The Age of
Chivalry, by Jose Sanchez Toledo, for
De Re Militari: The Society for
Medieval Military History,
http://www.deremilitari.org/REVIEWS/bookreviews.htm Review of
Myth, Rulership, Church and
Charters: Essays in Honour of Nicholas Brooks, eds Julia Barrow and
Andrew Wareham, for De Re Militari:
The Society for Medieval Military History (forthcoming)
Review of
The Castles of Edward I in
Dean’s Dissertation Year Fellowship, Dean’s Graduate Fellowship, Willson Coats Book Prize for historical imagination
and the capacity for research in British history, European
intellectual history, or the philosophy of history, Edward Peck Curtis Award for Excellence in
Teaching, University of Professor Stanford Elwitt Memorial Prize for
European History, Harold Heye History Award, Excellence in Government Award,
Presenter,
“The Impact of Ecclesiastical Figures
in the Military Affairs of Panel Organizer,
“The Use and Abuse of Propaganda in the Middle Ages”, at the 42nd
Annual International Medieval Congress at Presenter,
“The Myth of Harold Godwineson’s Oath to William of Normandy”, at the
24th Annual Presenter,
“Sworn Association: Knightly Military Behavior On and Off Crusade”,
The Society for the Study of the
Crusades Panel at the
41st Annual International Medieval Congress at Presenter,
“The Importance and Use of the Native English Levies in Anglo-Norman
Visiting Instructor, Southeast Missouri State University, 2009-2010 WH 101- Early European Civilization WH 103- Modern European Civilization Half-Time Professor, Syracuse University, 2006-2009 HST 210- The Ancient World HST 211- Medieval and Renaissance HST 212- Religion in Medieval and Reformation HST 354- The Decline and Fall of the HST 490- Independent Study Advisor HST 496- Senior Thesis Distinction in History Reader/Examiner HST 690- Graduate Student Independent Study Advisor Writing
Instructor, FWS 121- The History and Legends of King Arthur Summer
Instructor, University of Rochester, 2005-2009 HIS 100- HIS 113- Medieval HIS 131- Re-imagining the Medieval World: The Medieval World in Film HIS 218- HIS 231- British History to 1485 HIS 275- Medieval HIS 285- Medieval Society and Culture Public
Lecture Series, The History of King Arthur Teaching
Assistant, HIS 217/AH 239/REL 280- Gothic HIS 100- Medieval HIS 100- HIS 101- West and the World Since 1492
Research Assistant
for Professor of History Richard Kaeuper, 2005-2009
Medieval Charles Homer Haskins Society De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History Episcopus: Society
for the Study of Episcopal Power and Culture in the Middle Ages
French (Reading) Latin (Reading) Middle English
(Reading) Paleography-
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