Pre + early modern trans studies 3
March 23-25, 2025 at Boston University
Welcome to the third installation of the Early Modern Trans Studies Symposium, lovingly known as EmoTrans! This year we are stretching our reach backward to give the premodern some airtime. This iteration of PrEmoTrans includes scholars of Classics, Late Antiquity, and Medieval Studies, in addition to Early Modernity.
Conference schedule
TBA
Presenters
This symposium is co-sponsored by Boston University’s Global Medieval Studies Program, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, English Department, History Department, Classics Department, Religion Department, Romance Studies Department, and LGBTQIA+ Center.
Johanna Alden, PhD Candidate, Boston College
Danielle Allor, Visiting Assistant Professor, Haverford College
Tatiana Avesani, PhD Student, Johns Hopkins University
Caz Batten, Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania
Stephanie Burt, Professor, Harvard University
Simone Chess, Associate Professor, Wayne State University
Kersti Francis, Postdoctoral Fellow, Boston University
Micah Goodrich, Assistant Professor, Boston University
Colby Gordon, Assistant Professor, Bryn Mawr University
Blake Gutt, Assistant Professor, University of Utah
Sawyer Kemp, Assistant Professor, Queen’s College CUNY
Neah Lekan, PhD Student, Johns Hopkins University
C. Libby, Assistant Professor, Pennsylvania State University
Aylin Malcolm, Assistant Professor, University of Guelph
Ky Merkley, Postgraduate, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
James Mulder, Lecturer, Bentley University
Phoebe Pan, PhD Candidate, Northwestern University
Basil Arnold Price, Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California, Los Angeles
Nat Rivkin, PhD Candidate, University of Pennsylvania
Jacob Romm, PhD Candidate, Yale University
Jamie Staples, Visiting Assistant Professor, Trinity College
Kris Trujillo, Assistant Professor, University of Chicago
Erik Wade, Assistant Professor, SUNY Oswego
Nick Winter, Assistant Professor, Northwestern University