College of St. Antoninus


Welcome one and all to the webpage for the College of St. Antoninus.


Designed to complement the information found on the Brock Middle Ages and Renaissance Club's main page, located at Http://www.webspawner.com/users/bmarc

Within the Brock Middle Ages and Renaissance Club there exists an opportunity for students to attend a ficticious Medieval college, called St. Antoninus.


There are two degrees available at St. Antoninus, (neither of which are recognized by Brock University or by the outside world).


The First of these is the Fellowship: One who has completed the curriculum of core and elective classes is called a Fellow of St. Antoninus. The program is designed for a newcomer to gain the information and experience necessary to enjoy our style of living history.
The requirements for admission to the degree of fellowship shall be:




The Second of these is the Lector Arte or Lector Scientae: One who has become a fellow of the college already, and wishes to study further and in greater detail, either in the medieval Arts or Sciences.
The requirements for admission to the degree of lector shall be:




The Third of these is the Doctorate: One who completes a self-designed degree approved by the Masters of the College. This program is designed to encourage and support independent research in a particular area of interest.

Within the College, as in any organization, there is an internal structure of job duties and areas of repsonsiblity. However, since we are modelled after a 'Real' Medieval college, the titles are historically accurate to match the job description.


BMARC & The College of St. Antoninus is comprised of Brock students who hold positions to help the group run smoothly and are responsible for the various aspects of the club. Here they are!

Masters of the College of St.Antoninus


Rector As Head of the College, the Rector represents the college at convocation, ceremonies and meetings. As well, the Rector is the chair of Chapter Meetings. As head of the College of St. Antoninus, the Rector helps preside over meetings and reports to the local branch of the SCA, Barony of Rising Waters (Niagara Region) Curent Rector: Trudi MacAskill, 2nd year History/English Lit.

Vice-Rector Assists the Rector in the running of the college, assists the President of BMARC in room bookings if the need should arise. Current Vice-Rector: Aelfric the Kestrel member of the SCA.

Chancelllor/Secretary-Tresasurer The chancellor is responsible for the paperwork of the College. This control of red-tape explains the dual identity as Secretary-Treasurer of BMARC. The Chacellor is responsible for financial reporting. Current Chancellor/ Secretary-Treasurer:Stephanie Lalonde, 2nd year Theatre.

Since both the Current Recor and Vice Rector are unable to come due to other commitments, Stephanie acts in Rector capacity.

Dean of Arts and Sciences The Dean is responsible for overseeing all non-core classes. This includes finding instructors for classes. In you are interested in teaching a class, please contact the Dean. (While the Rector is out of the country studying abroad, the Dean will take on the repsonsiblity of all core classes as well. Current Deans of A&S: Alicia Comi, 2d year Theatre

Beadle The beadle is the chief herald of the College, responsible for arms and badges, as well as the College Order of Precidence. To encourage the use of herldry the Beadle helps lead the basic Heraldry class. Current Beadle: Tina Roberts, 2nd year Tourism Studies.

Registrar The Registrar is in charge of welcoming and orientating newcomers to the College. Overseeing the core courses and producing the course calendar are two of the many jobs doen to ensure new students receive the instruction they deserve. Current Registrar: Gordon Denton, 2nd year Accounting

Chronicler To record the history of St. Antoninus the chronicler maintains our newsletter, The Antonin Diviner. To this end, the chronicler is responsible for teaching/helping lead the basic calligraphy class. Current Chronicler: Brad Sinotte, 2nd year Business

Provost The provost is responsible for overseeing all combat realated activities. This includes armored combat, archery, and fencing combat. Current Provost: Shaun McCormick, 2nd year English Lit.


Some terms you may hear in the College of St. Antoninus: