Teresa Elaine Leslie

Curriculum Vita

 

Education

 

Doctorate, Medieval History                 Emory University         

            Dissertation:  “’Orate Pro Nostris’:  The Medieval Mortuary Roll Text and     Ritual”

            Advisor:  Stephen D. White

            Major Field:  Medieval History Minor Field:  Premodern Family History

Master of Arts, History             West Georgia College              

Master’s Thesis:  “’The Remedy of Holy Prayer’:  The Mortuary Roll of Abbess Mathilda of Holy Trinity, Caen (d. 1113)”

Master of Arts              University of Kentucky Library Science     

Bachelor of Arts   University of Kentucky       History, English, & Classical Civilizations

            With Highest Distinction                                                                       

Teaching Experience

 

Instructor          University of West Georgia                 Fall 2000 to present

            History 1111 (World Civ I), 1112 (World Civ II)

Instructor      Emory University                          Fall 1997

            History 101 (Western Civ I)

Teaching Assistant     Emory University             Fall 1995

            History 101      Supervisor Dr. James Melton

Graduate Assistant        West Georgia College   1991-93

            One quarter History 252 (U.S. History II), 2 quarters History 101 (Western Civ I)       

 Publications

 

The Medieval Women’s Calendar      Workman Press            2000, 2001, 2002

Articles on Matthew Paris, itineraries, Mount Etna, breviators, and mortuary rolls in Trade, Travel and Exploration in the Middle Ages:  An Encyclopedia.  Ed. John Friedman.  Garland Press, 2000.

“Mortuary Rolls as Source for Medieval Women’s History,” Proceedings and Papers of the Georgia Association of Historians 16 (1983):  116-24.

Selected Presentations

 

“Appropriate Responses to Death:  Explaining Anomalous Entries on Mortuary Rolls”

            Southeastern Medieval Association                   Decatur, GA                 Fall 1998

Memorialization and the Creation of Prayer Networks in the High Middle Ages”

            Thirty-Second International Congress on Medieval Studies

                                                                                    Kalamazoo, MI            Spring 1998

“The Daily Life of Medieval Monks and Nuns”

            Presentation to Sixth Grade Classes, Carrollton Junior High School

                                                                                    Carrollton, GA Spring 1997

 

“Death and the Abbess:  Responses to Death on a Twelfth-Century Mortuary Roll”

            Sixth Annual Columbia Medieval Guild Conference on “Death, Judgment, and the Eschatological Imagination”               New York, NY            Fall1996

“Women Memorializing Women:  An Obituary from the High Middle Ages”

            Southeastern Medieval Association                   Charleston, SC Fall 1995

Columbus and the Isle of Women:  The Search for Amazons in the New World

            Georgia Association of Historians                      Jekyll Island, GA          Spring 1995

“’All abbesses deserve to die’:  Voices of Women on a Twelfth-Century Mortuary Roll”

            Twenty-Ninth International Congress on Medieval Studies

                                                                                    Kalamazoo, MI            Spring 1994

“’Taken from the rib of man, a virago was created’:  Images of Women on a Twelfth-Century Mortuary Roll”

            Ninth Biennial Conference on Medieval-Renaissance Studies

                                                                                    Sarasota, FL                Spring 1994

Other Professional Activities

 

Panel Commentator—“The Role of Women in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

            Southern Historical Association             Atlanta, GA                  Fall 2005

 

Referee, Journal of the Georgia Association of Historians, 2001-2003.