RGME Autumn Colloquium IN PERSON: Workshop 2 (21 November at 3:00 pm)

Our 2025 Autumn Colloquium brings the RGME tradition of hybrid events to Special Collections at Princeton University as it returns to our tradition of in-person events at Princeton University, including Workshop at Special Collections guided by Curator Eric M. White.

THIS REGISTRATION PORTAL is for Attendance IN PERSON on Friday afternoon 21 November 2025, for Workshop 2 (of 2 in two repeated sittings) at Special Collections. Space is Limited.

• IN PERSON for Workshop 2 (Second Sitting) at 3:30-5:00 pm EST (= GMT-5).
  Please be sure to arrive at the Library Entrance Lobby for check-in at 3:15.

For Attendance IN PERSON at Workshop 1 (First Sitting) at 1:30-3:00 pm, see

• https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-rgme-autumn-colloquium-in-person-workshop-1-21-november-at-130pm-tickets-1287472838919

Register here for Virtual 'Tickets' for admission IN PERSON for Workshop 2 by one of these categories (each with optional Voluntary Donation):
General Admission
1) Attendees registered for the Colloquium ("with Colloquium")
2) Attendees of the Workshop only ("not Colloquium")
Affiated Students
3) Student Attendees of the Colloquium ("with Colloquium")
4) Student Attendees of the Workshop only ("not Colloquium")
5) Speakers/Presiders/Interns (free)
6) Waiting List

WAITING LIST. If places are filled, we invite you to register for the Waiting List.

Questions or requests? Contact:
[email protected] or [email protected].

See our other portal to register for Attendance ONLINE:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-rgme-autumn-colloquium-break-up-books-make-up-books-online-tickets-1287377804669

To register instead for Workshop 1 at 1:30-3:00 pm EST (=GMT-5), see this Registration Portal to attend IN PERSON:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-rgme-autumn-colloquium-in-person-workshop-1-21-november-at-130pm-tickets-1287472838919

Registration/Donation. Fees, Discounts, Waivers, and Donations

Colloquium. The extra costs for preparing this event in several formats and from different locations lead to a registration fee of

General Attendance at $60.00 per person for the full 3-day event (online or in-person)

Student Discount for official student at $35 per person. When registering, please let us know your current registered affiliation as a student.

Speakers/Presiders/Interns. The fee is waived.

When you register, we ask if you might please add the Eventbrite handling fee for the transaction, as a contribution to the RGME's costs for this event.

We also encourage you to consider adding a Voluntary Donation in support of the RGME, a Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization principally powered by volunteers and your contributions.

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Workshop 1 or 2: Separate Registration Required

For attending a Workshop ONLY, the fee to help defray our RGME expenses is $17.00 for General Admission or $7.50 Student Discount for affiliated Students (please indicate your affiliation). The fee is waived for Speakers/Presiders/Interns.

For the Reception following the Workshops on Saturday, there is NO CHARGE.

Workshop "With Colloquium". For attending a Workshop as part of the Colloquium, the fee is included in the Colloquium attendance fee.

Workshop Without or "Not Colloquium".

When you register, we ask if you might please add the Eventbrite handling fee for the transaction, as a contribution to the RGME's costs for this event.

We also encourage you to consider adding a Voluntary Donation in support of the RGME, a Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization principally powered by volunteers and your contributions.

Thank you for your support and your interest in the Colloquium.

Information

On this event, see:
https://manuscriptevidence.org/wpme/2025-rgme-autumn-colloquium-on-fragments/

Image:

Princeton University Library, Special Collections, 7927, recto.Test sheet with patterns, sketches, and pen-trials. Northern Italy, circa1400.

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