Memorial Lectures
The first David Trotter Memorial Lecture, entitled The Easy Yoke of Strict Science, was given in November 2016 by Frankwalt Möhren, Emeritus Professor of Romance Philology, University of Heidelberg, and sometime Director of the DEAF Research Institute.
The second David Trotter Memorial Lecture, with the title Minding the Gap: what we can learn from gaps in the surviving records for Middle English and Anglo-Norman, was given in October 2017 by Philip Durkin, Deputy Chief Editor of the Oxford English Dictionary.
The third David Trotter Memorial Lecture, with the title A Christmas tradition that you will probably not wish to revive, was given by Laura Wright, Reader in English Language at the University of Cambridge, in October 2018.
The fourth David Trotter Memorial Lecture, with the title What did the French learn from us? Taking insular French (back) across the channel, was given by Marianne Ailes, Professor of French at the University of Bristol, in November 2019.
The fifth David Trotter Memorial Lecture, with the title On Editing Anglo-Norman Texts: The Verse Psalter, for example, was given by Daron Burrows, Professor of French at Oxford University, in October 2021.