This semester, at NUI Galway the School of English and Creative Arts are running a new webinar series: "Re-Imagining the Creative Arts Curriculum and the Creative Arts Canon". This is part of a wider project funded by the National Forum for Teaching and Learning. You can learn more about the project here.

Over the course of the semester, we will be inviting scholars, practitioners, and students across the Creative Arts nationally and internationally to discuss practical strategies for teaching and learning and how that effects professional practice in the Creative Arts.

This webinar focuses on the opportunities and challenges of editing early modern literature in the classroom. Among the participants are a number of speakers from panels dedicated to ‘Editing Early Modern Texts and/as Pedagogy’ at the postponed Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America in 2020.

This roundtable event will include contributions from our speakers: Dr Joshua Eckhardt (Virginia Commonwealth University), Dr Kristen Bennett (Framingham State University), Dr Sarah Connell (Northeastern University), Dr Lucy Hinnie (University of Saskatchewan), Dr Jennifer Nicholson (University of Sydney), and Dr Claire Bourne (Pennsylvania State University). We invite you to join us.

This event is generously funded by the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education and is supported by NUI Galway.