SHANNON GODLOVE CURRICULUM VITAE

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1 1 SHANNON GODLOVE CURRICULUM VITAE PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Assistant Professor of English Literature and Coordinator, Certificate Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Dept. of English, Columbus State University, Fall 2012-Present Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval Studies, Divisions of English and Human Studies, Alfred University, Alfred, New York, Fall 2010-Spring 2012 HIGHER EDUCATION Ph.D. English Literature, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, Aug Primary Areas of Study: Old English Language and Literature; Medieval Literature M.A. English Literature, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, 2005 B.A. Medieval Studies, minor in English Literature, Smith College, Northampton, MA, 2002 MONOGRAPH Apostolhad: Authorship and Identity in Old English Religious Literature Under contract with Brill s Medieval and Renaissance Authors and Texts Series, Brill Publishing: Leiden, Netherlands. In progress. This study explores how the continuing fascination of the Anglo-Saxon church with the sanctity of the apostles influenced Old English religious poets and homilists such as Cynewulf, the Andreas-poet, and Ælfric of Eynsham to describe and interpret their own authorship in the missionary context of apostolic work. I demonstrate how these writers appropriate the scriptural language, legendary deeds, and cultural capital of the apostles to fashion complex, authoritative religious identities for themselves as writers, and, through their texts, for the Christian culture of the emerging Anglo-Saxon nation. This identification enables these authors to proclaim Anglo-Saxon solidarity with the universal Christian church even as it destabilizes the center/periphery binary: Rome becomes, in Nicholas Howe s words, the imagined capital of Anglo-Saxon England, yet England, whose native writers imitate the apostles and perpetuate their commission, becomes transformed into an alternative center of Christianity. EDITED VOLUME A Companion to Boniface, with co-editor Michel Aaij. Under contract with Brill Companions to the Christian Tradition Series. Brill Publishing: Leiden, Netherlands. In progress. A Companion to Boniface re-engages with the major issues of Boniface studies and the Anglo-Saxon missionaries from contemporary critical perspectives, and seeks to introduce Boniface his life, work, and

2 2 impact to a new generation of scholars. This volume for Brill s Companions to the Christian Tradition series seeks to bring the best insights from British, American, German, and Dutch scholarship together, making them more accessible to English-speaking readers ranging from students to specialists. The volume is organized into five sub-sections which will address different areas of Boniface s life, work, and impact: a Background and Contexts section focusing on the outlines of Boniface s life and interpersonal networks, followed by sections on Boniface s Written Legacy, his work with Doctrine and the Papacy, his Spheres of Activity among different peoples in the Frankish and Germanic regions of Europe, and finally, his Veneration and Afterlife as a saint and as a political and historical figure. PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES In the Words of the Apostle: Pauline Apostolic Discourse in the Letters of St. Boniface and his Circle. Early Medieval Europe (accepted for publication, forthcoming). Engelond and Armorik Briteyne: Reading Brittany in Chaucer s Franklin s Tale. Chaucer Review: A Journal of Medieval Studies and Literary Criticism 51.3 (2016): The Reluctant Apostle: Heroic Rhetoric and Human Frailty in the Old English Andreas. Medieval Perspectives: Journal of the Southeastern Medieval Association 30 (2016 for 2015): The Elevation of the Apostles in Cynewulf s Christ II: Ascension. PQ: Philological Quarterly 91.4 (Fall 2012): Bodies as Borders: Cannibalism and Conversion in the Old English Andreas. Studies in Philology (Spring 2009): Iceland s Secular Saints: Hagiographic Motifs in Njáls saga and Laxdœla saga. Skandinavistik (The European Journal of Scandinavian Studies) 37.2 (Fall 2009 for 2007): OTHER PUBLICATIONS Book Chapters The Vitae Bonifatii, in the edited collection A Companion to Boniface for Brill s Companions to the Christian Tradition Series. Currently in progress. Book Reviews Review of Anglo-Saxon Saints Lives as History Writing in Late Medieval England by Cynthia Turner Camp, for Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies 91.3 (2016): Review of The Old English Martyrology: Edition, Translation, and Commentary by Christine Rauer, for Mediaevistik: International Journal of Interdisciplinary Medieval Research 28 (2015): Review of Anglo-Saxons in a Frankish World, by James T. Palmer for JEGP: Journal of English and Germanic Philology (2012): Review of Bede s Historiae: Genre, Rhetoric and the Construction of Anglo-Saxon Church History, by Vicky Gunn in The Heroic Age: A Journal of Early Medieval Northwestern Europe 15 (2012).

3 3 Review of Conversion and Colonization in Anglo-Saxon England, edited by Catherine Karkov and Nicholas Howe in JEGP: Journal of English and Germanic Philology (2009): Review of Old English Poetics: The Aesthetics of the Familiar in Anglo-Saxon England, by Elizabeth M. Tyler in The Heroic Age: A Journal of Early Medieval Northwestern Europe 11 (2008). Contributions to Reference Works Entry on The Rule of Saint Benedict of Nursia with S. Clark, A. Reading, and J. S. Love for Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture (completed and submitted, forthcoming in print fascicle, 2017). Entry on Hygeburh of Heidenheim for Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture (completed and submitted, forthcoming online). Entry on the Old English Andreas for The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Medieval British Literature (article of 3000 words, completed and submitted, forthcoming). Entry on Hild of Whitby for The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Medieval British Literature (500 words, completed and submitted, forthcoming). Interviews Interviewed by Sundi Rose-Holt for the article Is Vikings Historically Accurate? What it Gets Right, June 10, Article appeared on PopSugar.com. CONFERENCE ACTIVITY AND PRESENTATIONS Selected Conference Presentations 2016 Ad limina apostolorum: Rome and the Apostles in Early Anglo-Latin Literature, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Special Session: Universal Saints in Anglo-Saxon England, May Epitomes of Sainthood: Apostles and Apostleship in Old English Catalogue Poems and Martyrologies, Georgia Medievalists Group Spring Meeting at Middle Georgia State College, Macon, Feb A Soldier of Christ at War with Himself: Heroic Rhetoric and Human Frailty in the Old English Andreas, 40 th Conference of the Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA), Session: Soldiers of Christ: Conflict in Anglo-Saxon Saints Lives, Oct In the Words of the Apostle: Pauline Rhetoric and Apostolic Discourse in the Letters of St. Boniface, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Sponsored Session: St. Paul: Reception, Representation, and Influence in the Middle Ages, May Chaucer s Olde Britouns in the Canterbury Tales, 39 th Conference of the Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA), Session: England and the Britons, Oct. 3-5.

4 Engelond and Armorik Briteyne: Chaucer s Franklin s Tale in Context, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Sponsored Session: Chaucer and the 'Celtic Fringe': Revisiting Geographic and Cultural Margins, May Fated Voyages: Translating the Trope of the Perilous Sea Journey in Anglo-Saxon Missionary and Apostolic vitae, 38 th Conference of the Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA), Session: (Mis)Fortunate Translations: Texts and Translators in Medieval and Renaissance Texts, October The Apostolic Muse: Inspired Authorship from Arator to Cynewulf, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Session 593: Sources of Anglo-Saxon Culture I, May Travelers across Space and Time: Apostles and Anglo-Saxons in Cynewulf s Fates of the Apostles and the Metrical Calendar, International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, UK, Session 320: Religious Travelers in Anglo-Saxon England, July Anglo-Saxon Hagiography of Mission in the Carolingian Empire: Willibald s Vita Bonifatii, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Session 122: Sources of Anglo-Saxon Culture: The Classics and the Carolingians, May Saint Boniface and the Conversion of Hessia Inscribed in Land and Text, with John-Henry Clay, Early Medieval Research Group, Centre for Medieval Studies, University of York, England, December Apostolic Discourse and the Creation of an Anglo-Saxon Missionary Saint in the Collected Letters of Boniface, Culture and Society in Medieval Europe: Postgraduate Summer Course at the Nordic Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Bergen, Norway, September Rome, Jerusalem, Germania: Pilgrimage and the Anglo-Saxon Continental Missions in Bede s Historia Ecclesiastica and Huneberc of Heidenheim s Hodoeporicon, Pilgrimage in the Medieval World: 25 th Annual Conference of the Illinois Medieval Association, St. Xavier University, Chicago, Illinois, February Blickling Homily II and its Gregorian Source: Adaptation, Reinterpretation, and the Anglo Saxon Vernacular Audience, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Session on Blickling, Vercelli and Beyond: Shedding New Light on the Old English Anonymous Homilies, May Reexamining Resignation: Echoic Repetition and the Paradox of Grace in Resignation A, International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Session 186: Short Poems of the Exeter Book, May 8. Invited Talks 2015 Written in Blood and Stone: Viking Runes, Nerdacon Conference, Hosted by Campus Nerds student group, Columbus State University, November 7.

5 Medieval Movie Heroes, Nerdacon Conference, Hosted by Campus Nerds student group, Columbus State University, November Sovereign Desires: A Postcolonial Reading of Chaucer s Franklin s Tale, CSU English Department Faculty Lecture Series, Columbus State University, April Heretics and Apostles in the Anglo-Saxon Missions to Germany. Bergren Forum, Alfred University, November Introduction to Old English Language and its Historical Background, Guest Lecture in German 400: History of the German Language, Alfred University, April Vikings in Popular Culture, Alfred University Honors House, March Margery Kempe and Devotional Strength: Women in the Religious Climate of 14 th Century England, University of Illinois, February 12. Conferences Organized 2014 Conference Organizer and Host, Georgia Medievalists Group Fall Meeting, Columbus State University, November Assistant to Conference Organizer, Theorizing Anglo-Saxon Studies: An Interdisciplinary Symposium on Critical Theory and Anglo-Saxon England, University of Illinois, September Panels Organized 2016 Panel Organizer, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Holy Sites: The Place of Saints in Medieval Insular Churches and Texts, Southeastern Medieval Association Conference (SEMA), Knoxville, Tennessee, October Panel Organizer, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, on Marginal Bodies, Corporeal Communities in Anglo-Saxon England, 51 st International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Panel Organizer, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Between Heaven and Hell: Liminality in Anglo-Saxon Literature. Southeastern Medieval Association Conference (SEMA), Little Rock, Arkansas, October Panel Organizer, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Marginal Bodies, Corporeal Communities in Anglo-Saxon England. 50 th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Panel Organizer, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Soldiers of Christ: Conflict in Anglo-Saxon Saints Lives. 40 th Conference of the Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA), Atlanta, GA, Oct Panel Organizer, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Marginal Bodies, Corporeal Communities in Early Medieval Religious Life. 49 th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May 8-12.

6 Panel Co-Organizer, Words and Deeds in Early Insular Culture. 48 th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Panel Co-Organizer, Words and Deeds in Anglo-Saxon England. International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Panel Co-Organizer, Words and Deeds in Anglo-Saxon England. International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Panel Organizer, Religious Travellers in Anglo-Saxon Culture. International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, UK, July Panel Co-Organizer, Questioning the Boundaries of Anglo-Saxon Studies. International Congress on Medieval Studies, W. Michigan University, May Panel Co-Organizer, Words and Deeds in Anglo-Saxon England. International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Panels Moderated 2016 Moderator, Session on Marginal Bodies, Corporeal Communities in Anglo-Saxon England, 51 st International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Moderator, Session on Slavery in the Medieval Mediterranean, 50 th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Moderator, Session Sponsored by CSU Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Marginal Bodies, Corporeal Communities in Anglo-Saxon England. 50 th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Moderator, Session on Words and Deeds in Anglo-Saxon England, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Moderator, Session on Words and Deeds in Anglo-Saxon England, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May Moderator, Session on The Junius Manuscript. International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, UK, July Moderator, Questioning the Boundaries of Anglo-Saxon Studies. International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May TEACHING EXPERIENCE Upper-level English Courses Medieval Literature in Britain (CSU, Fall 2012, 2013, 2014, Spring 2016) Old English Language (Mixed Graduate/Undergraduate level, CSU Spring 2014) History of the English Language (Mixed Graduate/Undergraduate, CSU Spring 2013, 2015) Italy of Dante and Boccaccio Advanced Topics (CSU Study Abroad Program, Florence, Italy, 2014)

7 7 Chaucer Senior Capstone Seminar (Alfred University, Fall 2010; CSU Spring 2013) Women Writers of the Middle Ages (English/History/Women s Studies, Alfred University, Fall 2011) The Viking Age: Literature & History of Early Medieval Northern Europe (Alfred U., Spring 2011) General Education and Lower-level English Courses World Literature I: Ancient to Early Modern (12 sections, Columbus State, Fall 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016; Maymester 2014) Includes Honors sections, International Learning Communities, Study Abroad sections in Florence, Italy. Tales of King Arthur (Alfred University, Spring & Fall 2011) Beyond Enchantment: Fairy Tales as Literature (Alfred University, Spring 2012) Journeys and Encounters with the Other from Antiquity to the Age of Exploration (Alfred U., 2010) Medieval Literature and Culture (Instructor of Record, University of Illinois, Spring 2008) British Literature from the Beginning to 1798 (Teaching Assistant, 12 sections, U. of Illinois, ) Introduction to Literary Study for English Majors (Instructor of Record, 2 sections, U. Illinois, 2006) Medieval History Courses Special Topics in History: The Crusades (Alfred University, Spring 2012) The British Isles in the Middle Ages (Alfred University, Fall 2011) Medieval Cultures (3 sections, Alfred University, Fall 2010-Spring 2012) Rhetoric and Composition Courses English Composition 2: Literacy and Education (4 sections, CSU 2015 (Honors), Spring & Fall 2016) English Composition 2: Writing About Literature (4 sections, CSU, Spring 2014, 2015) Freshman Learning Communities: English Composition 1 (2 sections, Columbus State, Spring 2013) English Composition 1 (2 sections, Columbus State, Fall 2012) Rhetoric: Principles of Composition (Instructor of Record, 18 sections, University of Illinois, ) TEACHING HONORS 2016 Recipient, Columbus State University Teaching Excellence Award 2015 Finalist, Columbus State University Honors College Award for Excellence in Teaching

8 List of Instructors Rated Excellent by their Students, Grimms Fairy Tales in their European Context, University of Illinois List of Instructors Rated Excellent by their Students, Introduction to Literary Study for English Majors, University of Illinois List of Instructors Rated Excellent by their Students, Principles of Composition, University of Illinois 2005 List of Instructors Rated Excellent by their Students, English Literature from the Beginning to 1798, University of Illinois List of Instructors Rated Excellent by their Students, Principles of Composition, University of Illinois. DEPARTMENTAL AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE Faculty Coordinator, Medieval and Renaissance Studies Certificate Program, Columbus StateUniversity, Fall 2012-present Member, English Majors Committee, English Dept., Columbus State University, 2012-present Assistant Faculty Sponsor, Sigma Tau Delta English Honors Society, Columbus State University, Fall Member, International Learning Communities Advisory Committee, Columbus State University, Spring Member, Committee on English Major Recruitment, English Dept., Columbus State University, Member, First-Year Composition Committee, Columbus State University, Faculty Advisor, Alfred University Medieval Club, Graduate Admissions Committee Representative, English Dept., University of Illinois, Graduate Representative, Medieval Studies Advisory Committee, University of Illinois, STUDY ABROAD FACULTY SERVICE May-June 2014 September 2013 August 2013 Study Abroad Faculty and On-Site Coordinator for Columbus State University in Italy Program, Florence, Italy. Facutly Interviewer for CSU in Oxford Visiting Student Program CSU in Oxford Faculty Development Workshop in Oxford, England OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 2015 Reader for Essays in Medieval Studies, peer-reviewed journal of the Illinois Medieval Association Exam Reader, Advanced Placement Exam, English Literature, College Board

9 9 FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS 2016 Loudermilk Faculty Research Grant, Department of English, Columbus State University 2014 Interdisciplinary Initiative Grant to support the interdisciplinary study, production and performance of Ben Johnson s Early Modern Masque News from the New World, Discovered on the Moon, Faculty Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Columbus State University Lynne Grundy Memorial Trust Award for Scholars in Old English Studies, Lynne Grundy Memorial Trust, UK Worldwide Universities Network, Research Mobility Programme Grant for Study at the University of York, UK Nordic Centre for Medieval Studies travel grant, funding travel to and participation in Postgraduate Summer Workshop on Culture and Society in Medieval Europe at the Nordic Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Bergen, Norway Medieval Studies Graduate Travel Grant, Program in Medieval Studies, University of Illinois Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Dissertation Fellowship, University of Illinois University Dissertation Fellowship, University of Illinois Dept. of English Summer Humanities Fellowship, University of Illinois Medieval Studies Fellowship, Program in Medieval Studies, University of Illinois. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Phi Beta Delta Honors Society for International Studies, 2015-present Sigma Tau Delta (English Honors Society), 2014-present Georgia Medievalists Group, 2013-present Southeastern Medieval Association, 2012-present Anglo-Saxon Hagiography Society, 2012-present Phi Alpha Theta (National History Honors Society), 2012-present International Society of Anglo-Saxonists, 2007-present Modern Language Association, 2003-present Medieval Academy of America, 2003-present LANGUAGES Modern German, Old English, Middle English, Latin, Old Norse/Icelandic, Middle High German