Michael Cichon

Michael Cichon is an Associate Professor at Saint Michael's College, specializing in Mediaeval Welsh literature, Arthurian studies, and the intersection of law and literature. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Toronto's Centre for Mediaeval Studies and has taught courses ranging from introductory English to advanced seminars on medieval romance and legal studies.

Education

• B.A., St. Francis Xavier
• M.A., University of Wales, Bangor
• M.A., University of Toronto
• M.S.L., Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies
• Ph.D., University of Toronto, Centre for Mediaeval Studies

Research Interests

• Mediaeval Welsh language and literature
• Arthurian literature and the Cult of Chivalry
• The blood feud in medieval narratives
• Medieval legal systems and their literary representation

Teaching & Administration He teaches courses such as English 110, 286, and advanced seminars like English 401 and 498, while serving as an Associate Dean's advisor for the STM cohort program pilot.