Seven students from Southeastern Oklahoma State University presented at the annual undergraduate conference of the Medievalist and Early Modernists of North Texas and Oklahoma (MEMNTO), hosted by Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth.
The MEMNTO conference featured undergraduate speakers from six universities: Southeastern, hosts Texas Wesleyan, Southern Methodist University, University of Dallas, University of North Texas, and the University of Texas at Arlington.
Presenters from Southeastern and their topics were:
Professors from Southeastern were also prominently featured in the conference’s programming, as Dr. Meg Cotter-Lynch, professor of English and Honors Program director, and Dr. Joshua Held, assistant professor of English moderated sessions which contained the student presentations.
Dr. Kyle C. Lincoln, assistant professor of Pre-Modern European History and Interdisciplinary Humanities and Director of Study Abroad provided the keynote lecture for the conference, titled “Afterwards He Was Sent to Palencia: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying (About Law School) and Love Academic Research.”
Students were also mentored and prepared for the conference by honors program advisors Rachel Childers and Skip Robinson.
