SCSC Affiliated Societies

The following organizations are recognized as Affiliates of the Sixteenth Century Society & Conference

American Friends of the Herzog August Bibliothek. Click here for more information about this organization. 
American Society for Irish Medieval Studies 
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Arizona State University. Visit the ACMRS Website.
Biblia Sacra Research Group 
Calvin Studies Society. Visit the Calvin Studies Society Website: CSS
Catholic Record Society. To visit the website Click Here
Center for Austrian Studies 
Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Durham University 
Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies, Toronto. Visit the CRRS Website 
Center for Renaissance Studies, Newberry Library. Visit the CRSN Website 
Center for Research on Religion, McGill University. Visit the CREOR Website: CREOR
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies, University of Arizona. Visit the DLMRS Website
Ecclesiastical History Society. Visit the Society website by clicking here. 
Erasmus of Rotterdam Society 
Frühe Neuzeit Interdisziplinär. Click here to visit the FNI Website 
Hagiography Society 
Herzog August Bibliothek. Click here to visit the library’s Website 
Historians of Netherlandish Art. Visit the HNA Website: HNA
Institut für Schweizerische Reformationsgeschichte, University of Zurich 
Institute for Reformation Research, Theological University Apeldoorn 
International Sidney Society 
Italian Art Society 
Iter: Gateway to the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Visit Iter at www.itergateway.org
Medici Archive Project 
Meeter Center for Calvin Studies. Visit the Meeter Center Website: Meeter Center
North American Organization of Scottish Historians 
Peter Martyr Society & Peter Martyr Library 
Princeton Theological Seminary, Reformation Department 
Refo500. Visit the Refo 500 Website: Refo500
Renaissance Society of America. Visit the RSA Website: RSA
Richard Hooker Society 
Society for Confraternity Studies. Visit the SCS Website: SCS
Society for Early Modern Catholic Studies 
Society for Emblem Studies. Visit the SES Website 
Society for Reformation Research. Visit the SRR Website: SRR
Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing. Visit the website: SHARP
Society for the Study of Early Modern Women. Visit the SSEMW website: SSEMW