SCA Resumé

Awards

Award of Arms, Sep 5, 2004 (An Tir)
Goutte de Sang (service award, Grant of Arms, An Tir), Mar 29, 2008
Wye Knot, December 2010 (Wyewood)
Wyewood Arts and Sciences Champion, 2010-2011 (First Shire A&S Champion)
Jambe de Lion (arts and sciences award, Grant of Arms, An Tir), Mar 12, 2011
Wyewood Arts and Sciences Champion, 2013-2014 (First Baronial A&S Champion)
Phoenix Spark, 2020 (South Downs)

Other SCA recognition

Scholar degree, Royal University of Meridies, 2018
Lector degree in Sciences, Royal University of Meridies, 2018
Lector degree in Static Arts, Royal University of Meridies, 2018

Offices

Blue Anchor Herald (Deputy to Black Lion Principal Herald), July 2005-2016. As Blue Anchor I maintained the An Tir Heralds website and mailing list. Additionally, I have commented on names submitted to be registered, participating in commentary both within An Tir and at the Society College of Arms level.
Wyewood Arts and Sciences Minister, October 2010-October 2011. I encouraged and organized arts and science activities and educational opportunities in Wyewood.
Wyewood Webster, September 2012-early 2015. I maintained the Barony's website and email list.
Wyewood Sysadmin, 2009-present. I maintain the server that hosts the Barony's website and mailing list.

Articles and resources for SCA classes, competitions, and publications

"Stool Ball: A medieval baseball game"
"'Smalls' in period: children or underwear?"
"Feminine Personal Names from 13th and 14th century Yorkshire"
"Locative and toponymic bynames in 13th- and 14th-century West Yorkshire" (PDF), from Proceedings of the Known World Heraldic Symposium, 2008.
"Some heraldic books found for free online"
"Instructions for a Gebende in the style of the Codex Manesse" (PDF), translated by Wenyeva from the original German pattern by Walburga Dax and posted with her permission
"How to make a simple medieval wimple" (PDF)
"Easy cheesemaking: Acid-coagulated soft cheeses in your own kitchen" (PDF)
"Nicknames in the 13th and 14th century Wakefield Manor Rolls" (Entry in the Wyewood Arts and Sciences championship, 2010; revised version entered in the An Tir Arts and Sciences championship event, 2011; not yet available online)
"'Frytour of Mylke': To flour or not to flour?" (Entry in the Wyewood Arts and Sciences championship, 2010; revised version entered in the An Tir Arts and Sciences championship event, 2011; not yet available online)
"Almond Cheese" (Entry in the An Tir Arts and Sciences championship event, 2012)
"A Medieval Confection" (Entry in the An Tir Arts and Sciences championship event, 2013; not yet available online)
2010 Wyewood A&S Survey Analysis
Several additional short papers/handouts for classes taught; see below.

Classes taught

How to Make a Simple Wimple (at a private home, 2010)
Easy Cheesemaking (at Wyewood social, 2009)
Making Butter (at Wyewood social, 2009, and again at a camping event in Summer, 2012)
The Gebende: Making a Pie Crust Hat (with Wilhelmin Weissenheimerin. At Falling Leaves Ithra, 2009)
Middle English Nicknames (at Wyewood social, 2008; Kingdom Heraldic Symposium, 2006; Royal University of Meridies collegium, 2018)
Knitting for Absolute Beginners (at Wyewood social, 2008)
Knitting a Multicolor Pouch (at Wyewood social, 2008)
Stool Ball: Medieval Baseball (at several events, starting in July 2005)
Rectangular Construction for Novice Costumers (at Mostly Fibers II, July 2004)
The Heraldic Achievement (at Wyewood Social, 2008)
SCA Structure and Administration - CMA1000 (online via The Honorable Clover, July 2018)
Introduction to Middle English (multiple events)
Basic Heraldry - SCI3000 (online via The Honorable Clover, June 2018)
Dirty Medieval Names (multiple events)

Events led

Known Wide World of Sports, Wyewood, July 2008
Known Wide World of Sports, Wyewood, August 2009 (Not the event steward this time; I was the sports steward, in charge of the sports and games at the second KWWoS event.) Here is the website for that event!
Additionally, I've served on the staff for several other events, usually working on the event websites, but also occasionally on other tasks including feast menus.

Non-SCA writing on related topics

I also write about medieval and history topics outside of the SCA environment. My particular interests are English onomastics, medieval sports and games, and culinary history. Here are some of the other projects I've worked on that might be of interest to SCA folk.

Dunlap, Wendi A. Surnames and Society in West Yorkshire: An Analysis of Names in the Wakefield Court Rolls, 1274-1352. MA Thesis, California State University Dominguez Hills, 2010.
Dunlap, Wendi A. "Stool Ball." In Sports Around the World: History, Culture, and Practice, J. Nauright (ed.). Published by ABC-CLIO in 2012.
Dunlap, Wendi A. Middle English Surnames in West Yorkshire. Three Beacons Press, 2013.
Resurrected Recipes, a blog about historic cooking (not restricted to medieval cooking), particularly the interpretation and testing of historic recipes, but also addressing kitchen technology.

Other related projects

I created a Mac app to simplify my research in the Middle English Dictionary by depaginating long results lists and opening directly to the pages that show full citations. The MED site has since been updated so the app is less needed and and no longer works. But it was very helpful for a while!