Dr Charles Insley, Bullough Fellow 2022-2023
Dr Charles Insley joins us in St Andrews as the Bullough Fellow for the 2022-2023 academic year. He is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester where he studies Insular History between c. 800 and c. 1100. He has written extensively on Anglo-Saxon charters and state formation, having recently completed a biography of the first king of the English, Athelstan (Routledge, 2018). His current research centres on intercultural connections and interactions around the Irish Sea from c. 800 to c. 1150.
Dr Insley will present his lecture, “Writing the History of Insular Queenship? Elite women and the dynamics of power in the tenth- and eleventh-century Atlantic Archipelago” on October 24th in Parliament Hall and on Teams at 5.15 pm. He will also host a workshop for staff and students.
Past Bullough Fellows
- Professor Sarah Hamilton (2021-2022 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Daniel Smail (2018-2019 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Cullen Chandler (2018-2019 Bullough Fellow)
- Professor Ruth Mazo Karras (2017-2018 Bullough Fellow)
- Professor Jacqueline Murray (2016-2017 Bullough Fellow)
- Natasha Hodgson (2015-2016 Bullough Fellow)
- Professor Richard Kaeuper (2014-2015 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Edward Coleman (2013-2014 Bullough Fellow)
- Professor Warren Brown (2012-2013 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Marlene Hennessy (2011-2012 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Ross Balzaretti (2010-2011 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Cynthia Neville (2009-2010 Bullough Fellow)
- Dr Christina Pössel (2008-2009 Bullough Fellow)
Past Visitors
- Professor Steve White (2007-2008 and 2009-2010)
- Professor Louise D’Arcens (2009)
- Dr Stephen Kolsky (2009 Mundus Scholar in Modern Languages)
- Dr Maurizio Campanelli (2007-2008)
- Professor William I. Miller (2007 Carnegie Centenary Professor; 2010)
- Dr Mia Münster-Swendsen (2007)