On Saturday, October 4 UPEI Faculty of Arts will be hosting the seventh annual conference of the Atlantic Mediaeval Association. This year’s keynote speaker will be Judith E. Dietz (Associate Curator of Historical European Art, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia) who will speak on “The History and Significance of the Salzinnes Antiphonal,” a sixteenth-century illuminated manuscript now in possession of St. Mary’s University. Registration is $15 (and includes lunch) and is payable at the door. All conference sessions will be held in Room 213, Main Building. For more information, see the conference program at http://www.atlanticmedievalists.net/conferenceNext.php or contact Richard Raiswell at rraiswell@upei.ca, or Catherine Innes-Parker at cinnesparker@upei.ca Dr. Dietz will also be running a special seminar for students on medieval manuscripts at 3:00 pm on Friday, October 3. Admission is free, but space for this special event is limited. Please refer interested students to Catherine Innes-Parker at cinnesparker@upei.ca to register.