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| + | '''Caroline W. Bynum''' is a scholar of medieval cultural and religious history. She is an emerita [[University Professor]] and was the first woman in the history of Columbia to hold that title. She was also briefly Dean of the [[School of General Studies]] and was also the recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship, a [[Mark Van Doren Award]], and a [[Lionel Trilling Book Award]]. She is now at the Institute for Advanced Study, but still teaches at Columbia on occasion. | ||
| + | {{succession|office=Dean of the School of General Studies|years=[[1993]]-[[1994]]|succeeded=[[Gillian Lindt]]|preceded=[[Ward H. Dennis]]}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 15 May 2011
Caroline W. Bynum is a scholar of medieval cultural and religious history. She is an emerita University Professor and was the first woman in the history of Columbia to hold that title. She was also briefly Dean of the School of General Studies and was also the recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship, a Mark Van Doren Award, and a Lionel Trilling Book Award. She is now at the Institute for Advanced Study, but still teaches at Columbia on occasion.
| Preceded by Ward H. Dennis |
Dean of the School of General Studies 1993-1994 |
Succeeded by Gillian Lindt |
