Editors

EDITORIAL STAFF, MEDIEVAL ACADEMY

Editor: Paul E. Szarmach
Associate Editor: Jacqueline Brown
Book Review Manager: Mary-Jo Arn

BOOK REVIEW EDITORS

Book Review Editors, appointed by the Council of the Medieval Academy upon the recommendation of the Editor of Speculum, serve three-year terms, usually renewable for an additional term. Their primary responsibility is the assignment of books to reviewers.

The following are serving as Book Review Editors during 2007–2008. The date in parentheses is the final year of the editor's current term.

Rebecca A. Baltzer (2008), Univ. of Texas
Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski (2010), Univ. of Pittsburgh
Theresa Coletti (2009), Univ. of Maryland
Maria Dobozy (2009), Univ. of Utah
Sîân Echard (2009), Univ. of British Columbia
Steven A. Epstein (2009), Univ. of Kansas
Anthony Kaldellis (2009), Ohio State Univ.
Josef W. Meri (2010), Royal Aal al-Bayt Inst. for Islamic Thought
Constant J. Mews (2008), Monash Univ.
Frederick S. Paxton (2009), Connecticut Coll.
Stephen Perkinson (2010), Bowdoin College
F. Regina Psaki (2010), Univ. of Oregon
Barbara Weissberger (2010), Univ. of Minnesota

EDITORIAL BOARD

Members of the Editorial Board, appointed by the Council of the Medieval Academy upon the recommendation of the Editor of Speculum, serve four-year terms. The Editorial Board reviews material published in Speculum, discusses and makes recommendations regarding editorial policies and practices, evaluates and approves special issues, recommends readers for article submissions, and otherwise advises the Editor. Along with the Book Review Editors, the Editorial Board meets each year at the Medieval Academy meeting.

The following are serving as members of the Editorial Board during 2004-2005. The date in parentheses is the final year of the member's term.

Anne L. Clark (2008), Univ. of Vermont
Maryanne Kowaleski (2011), Fordham Univ.
Roberta L. Krueger (2009), Hamilton Coll.
Thomas F. X. Noble (2011), Univ. of Notre Dame
Conrad Rudolph (2010), Univ. of California, Riverside
Elaine Treharne (2009), Florida State Univ.