Dr. Erika Lauren Lindgren

Assistant Professor of History

314 Luther Hall, History Department, Wartburg College, Waverly, IA  50677

(319) 352-8201  Fax (319) 352-8213

erika.lindgren@wartburg.edu

Winter 2008 Office Hours: T 8:30-9:30, W 2:30-3:30, F 9:10-10:10 and by appointment

At Wartburg College, I teach courses on western, ancient, and medieval civilizations, non-US women's history, art history, various aspect of pre-modern world history, as well as the first year Inquiry Studies course.

My Courses:

                Fall 2007                                                            Winter 2008                                                  May 2008

HI 101 - Western Civilization I                           HI 211- Rise and Fall of Early Empires

ART 250- Early Through Gothic Art History            HI 311-Ancient Civilizations

IS 101-04- Lessons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer    IS 101-04- Lessons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer

                  Fall 2006                                                                               Winter 2007                                                                   May 2007

HI 101 - Western Civilization I                        HI 102- Western Civilization 2                       HI 282- Venus, the Virgin and     

HI 312 - Medieval Civilization                         HI 295- Special Topics: 12th c. Europe                the Venerable Mother

IS 101-04 - People and Their Buildings            IS 101-04- People and Their Buildings

 

About My Research

By training I am a historian of the European Middle Ages.  My research interests focus on issues of gender, religion, and art.  I am currently finishing a book entitled Sensual Encounters: Monastic Women and Spirituality in Medieval Germany. It will appear in Columbia University Press's Gutenberg-e series sometime in 2008.

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