Maria Carriere
Email: [email protected]
Research Interests:
Women, gender, and politics in France and the eastern Mediterranean in the thirteenth century, with a focus on independent crusaders and their material culture.
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M.A., History, University of Vermont, 2021
B.A., History, Western Washington University, 2019
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“Gender, Narrative, and Dynastic Memory: Ernoul-Bernard as a Women’s History of the Crusades.” Haskins Society Journal 36 (2025), forthcoming.
“Working Across Institutional and Disciplinary Boundaries (Roundtable).” Medieval Academy of America, 2025.
“Coding a Crusade Narrative: A Digital Edition of the Siège d’Antioche.” Medieval Academy of America's Graduate Student Committee's Digital Humanities Showcase, 2024.
“Narrative Composition and Dynastic Memory: Women in the Ernoul-Bernard Chronicle.” 42nd Annual Conference of the Haskins Society. University of Richmond, 2023.
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Summer Research Fellowship, Fordham University, 2024
Graduate School of Arts of Sciences Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University, 2024 – present
Leahey Fellowship, Fordham University, 2023
Student Support Grant, Fordham University, 2023
First-Year Graduate Essay Prize, Fordham University, 2022
Graduate School of Arts of Sciences Graduate Assistantship, Fordham University, 2022 – 2024
Thompson Award for Language Study, University of Vermont History Department, 2021
Graduate Teaching Assistantship, University of Vermont History Department, 2020 – 2021
Thompson Fellowship, University of Vermont History Department, 2019 – 2020