Eva St. Clair

Apprentice Editor, Richard Rufus of Cornwall Project
Stanford University

99089 Erfurt
Germany
Email: oistrahk @ gmail.com

Education:

Universitaet Erfurt, Fulbright Student, 2004-2005

A.B., Stanford University, 2003, Honors, with Distinction

Academic Honors:

Fulbright Student Grant to Germany, Medieval and Renaissance History - Universitaet Erfurt, 2004-2005

Phi Beta Kappa Society 2003

Dean's Award for Academic Achievement, 2003

Pew Charitable Trusts, Traditio Summer Fellowship, 2002

Summer Schools:

Fifth Spring School in Religionswissenschaft, Religion and Literature in Rome, Erfurt, Germany, 13-17 April, 2005.

Traditio Summer Program for Young Scholars, Pew Charitable Trust, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, June-July 2002.

Employment:

Apprentice Editor, Richard Rufus of Cornwall Project, Stanford University, 2002-2004

Research Assistant to Prof. Rega Wood, Stanford University, 2002-Present

Articles and Brief Editions:

“Algazel's Metaphysics: A New Critical Assessment,” in Traditio, forthcoming.

“Women at Stanford 1891-1896,” 2005.

“Adventures of a Fledgling Medievalist,” Stanford Libraries Medieval Pages Website, 2002.

Addresses:

“The Renaissance Bibliophile and His Library,” German-American Fulbright Commission Conference, Berlin, March 2005.

Works in Progress:

“Medieval Medical Manuscripts in the Library of Amplonius Rating de Bercka,” forthcoming 2005.

Languages:

German (semi-fluent speaking; reasonably good reading and listening comprehension)

Latin (semi-fluent)

Medieval Latin paleography

Spanish (reasonably good speaking, reading, and listening comprehension)

French (reasonably good reading)

Arabic (familiar reading and listening comprehension)

Studies:

The interior senses in medieval Aristotelian psychology.

Medieval medical practice and theory.

History of the city and University of Erfurt.