• Nicole Marafioti is a professor of history at 性爱天堂, where she teaches courses on medieval Europe and directs the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program. A specialist in early English history, Marafioti is the author of The King's Body: Burial and Succession in Late Anglo-Saxon England, which investigates how kings' bodies, funerals, and tombs contributed to the process of royal succession in tenth and eleventh-century England. She has also co-edited a volume of essays, Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England, which offers multidisciplinary perspectives on punishment in pre-Conquest England. 聽

    Marafioti's current book project, Crime and Sin in Early English Law: c.890-946, considers how wrongdoing was understood, remedied, and punished in the laws of Kings Alfred, 脝thelstan, and Edmund. Marafioti spent the 2016-17 academic year working on this project at the National Humanities Center, supported by an ACLS Frederick Burkhardt Fellowship. In 2021-22, she continued this project as a Visiting Scholar in the Medieval Studies Program at Cornell University.聽

    At 性爱天堂, Marafioti teaches a range of courses on medieval history, including Medieval Kingship, Early Medieval England, "The Barbarian North," and Death and Dying in the Middle Ages. Marafioti has been awarded numerous pedagogical grants at 性爱天堂, including Mellon Grants for teaching student research, QEP Grants for developing students' information literacy skills, and Collaborative for Learning and Teaching Grants for course redesign. In addition, Marafioti was awarded 性爱天堂's Junior Faculty Award for Distinguished Teaching and Research in 2015 and 性爱天堂鈥檚 Best of the Best Award in 2020.

    • Ph.D., Cornell University
    • M.A., Cornell University
    • M.A., University of York聽(UK)
    • B.A., Yale University

    BOOKS

    • The King's Body: Burial and Succession in Late Anglo-Saxon England.聽Toronto University Press, Anglo-Saxon Series (2014).
    • . Co-edited with Jay Paul Gates. Boydell and Brewer, Anglo-Saxon Studies Series (2014).

    ARTICLES

    • "Secular and Ecclesiastical Justice in Late Anglo-Saxon England."听Speculum聽94.3 (2019): 774-805.聽.
    • "Seeking Alfred's Body: Royal Tomb as Political Object in the Reign of Edward the Elder."听Early Medieval Europe聽23.2 (2015): 203-226.
    • "Hagiography and History in the Icelandic Saga of Edward the Confessor."听Viator: Medieval and Renaissance Studies聽46.1 (2015): 93-114.
    • "Punishing Bodies and Saving Souls: Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England."听The Haskins Society Journal聽20 (2008): 39-57.
    • "罢丑别听厂颈冒驳别辞尘辞谤听Speaker and His Sources, in Cynewulf's聽The Fates of the Apostles."听Notes and Queries聽55.2 (2008): 119-22.
    • 鈥淯nconsecrated Burial and Excommunication in Anglo-Saxon England: A Reassessment.鈥 Traditio 74 (2019): 55-123
    • HIST 1332. Medieval Europe
    • HIST 1333. Medieval Christianity: Tradition and Transformation, 200-1200
    • HIST 2430. Medieval Kingship: Power, Patronage, and Propaganda, 750-1035
    • HIST 3431. Early Medieval England: 500-1100
    • HIST 3432. Vikings, Saxons, and Franks: The "Barbarian" North, 500-1300
    • HIST 3433: The Middle Ages in Film
    • HIST 4430. Death and Dying in the Middle Ages
    • Director, Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program (2012-present)
    • University Curriculum Council (2020-23)聽
    • University Hearing Committee (2018-21)
    • Faculty Senate (2013-16, secretary 2014-16
    • Information Literacy Committee (2010-14)
    • Faculty Adviser for Omega Tau, the History Honors Society 聽(2010-14)