For 2018, I organized Frankenstein Bicentennial (2018) – several events (panels, speakers, student poster session, film festivals) with regional university partners

Invited Lectures, Keynotes, Plenaries & Workshops — see videos of talks

Invited participant, Roundtable on “The (Im)Possibility of the DH Textbook.” MLA International Annual Convention, organized by the MLA Forum on Digital Humanities, Brian Croxall, and Diane Jakacki (Jan 2025)

“The Life Cycle of Faculty” (see proposal & intro slides), Envisioning the Future Academy, sponsored by HuMetricsHSS, May 9 & 10 2024 (virtual)

The Role of Academic Institution in Responsible Computing for CIRCLE Mozilla Responsible Computing panel @ SJSU (May 2024)

“Your Voice Matters: Digital Humanities @ CSU” for DEFCon CSU-Channel Islands (April 2024) (see slide deck)

Panelist for “Exploring the Intersection of User Experience and Digital Humanities (Pedagogy),” SJSU Adobe Digital Literacy Day 2023 – see video starting at 2:30

Workshop for Santa Clara University Digital Humanities Institute: “Moving Beyond Pandemic Digital Pedagogy: Meeting Learning Objectives, Having Fun.” Oct 2022

“Your Voice Matters: Digital Humanities @ the CSU” at Networked Connections: Explorations Across Digital Humanities. Co-organized by the SDSU DHC and the SJSU Library DHC; part of the CUNY Digital Humanities Research Institute. Oct 2022.

“Developing Digital Pedagogy, We all do it now!” at Networked Connections: Explorations Across Digital Humanities. Co-organized by the SDSU DHC and the SJSU Library DHC; part of the CUNY Digital Humanities Research Institute. Oct 2022.

Invited Lecture with Rebecca Frost Davis and Matthew K. Gold, “Network + Publication + Ecosystem: Curating Digital Pedagogy, Fostering Community” on “Curating Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities.” Digital Humanities Summer Institute – Open/Social/Digital Humanities Pedagogy, Training, and Mentorship Conference, June 2021. (Available online to DHSI registered participants)

Invited Talk, “What’s the Risk of Being Wrong? Working in the Open” for Academic Innovation Mini-funds, Portland State University, May 7, 2021

“Beauty Bound as British Propaganda: The Bengal Annual for 1830,” guest lecture (Dec 9, 2020) accompanied by Virtual Exhibit (Omeka), Book Club of California, Dec 7, 2020 – Jan 25, 2021

Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities Workshop hosted by SJSU Center for Faculty Development, May 6, 2020

Faculty Stakeholder Panel (virtual), Scholarly Communication Assessment National Forum. San Jose State University and Sacramento State University Forum on measuring the effectiveness of library programs and services in support of faculty scholarship, research, and creation. Sponsored by Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant. May 4, 2020

Fireside (virtual) Discussion with Dr. Revathi Krishnaswamy about Frankenstein (play adaptation with Cumberbatch & Miller), The Hammer Theatre and National Theatre @ Home , May 3, 2020 

Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities Virtual Workshop with Dr. Rebecca Frost Davis for Language Learning Tech Group, SJSU, April 22, 2020  – Video Available

Fireside (virtual) Discussion about National Theatre Live’s screening of “Jane Eyre.” (Registration required) Sunday, April 12 @ 4pm PST from National Theatre at Home – Hammer Theatre, San Jose State University. Free screening of production April 9-15. See “Jane Eyre Lectures” playlist on YouTube for background information about Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë (published 1847)

“Is It Still Risky?: A Literature and Digital Humanist’s’ Perspective on Open Access in Professional Advancement,” on the panel, “Evolving Practices for Open Access,” 11th Annual Open Access Symposium, Denton, TX, in conjunction with Society for Southwest Archivists, May 22, 2020 — CANCELLED FOR COVID-19

With Jeffrey Drouin, workshop on “Making Textual Studies Relevant” for “Borders of the Book” Society for Textual Scholarship annual conference, University of Pennsylvania, March 2020– CANCELLED FOR COVID-19

“It’s Not About the Tools: Digital Pedagogy for Everybody” with Rebecca Frost Davis 2-hr workshop for Digital Frontiers 2019, U Texas Austin, Sept 2019

“Working Towards Low-Cost Textbooks: Cross-Sector Faculty Collaboration for a State-wide OER Initiative,” Katherine D. Harris, Professor of English and Chair, California Open Educational Resources Council, St Edward’s University, Sept 2019 

“Digital Pedagogy Workshop” for ECampus, SJSU, April 9, 2019 (video + slides)

“Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities Workshop” for The Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing Annual Conference, Sydney, Australia, July 2018

“Gothic Monsters & Evil Houses,” Lunchtime Lecture Series to accompany “The House Imaginary” Exhibit (April 20-Aug 19, 2018) at San Jose Museum of Art, May 2, 12-1pm, open to public

Invited Workshop Participant, HumetricsHSS, Mellon-funded workshop on values that govern metrics for Humanities research, Oct 5-7, 2017, Michigan State University.

“The Rise of the Literary Annual, Powerful Femininity, and Beautiful Books” in concert with a pop-up exhibit of literary annuals and peripheral material from the Columbia RBML (April 21, 6pm, Columbia University). Co-sponsored talk between the Digital Humanities Center and Rare Book & Manuscript Library. See Nadra Rahman’s synopsis of the talk.

“Putting the ‘Digital’ into Digital Pedagogy (April 20, 1-2:20pm, Peruggi Room). Center for Teaching Innovation & Excellence, Marymount Manhattan College (See CTIE flyer & resulting slides/references)

“Forget Me Nots, Keepsakes, and Literary Souvenirs: Building an Empire of British Literary Annuals during the Romantic Period” (April 19, 6-7pm, Rm. 319). Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle & New York Romanticists’ Friend Society, New York Public Library

“The Rise of the Literary Annual, Powerful Femininity, and Beautiful Books,” Exhibit & Talk at The Book Club of California, San Francisco, Feb 22, 2016 (open to public, 5-7pm) (Video Available)

“Using Bootstrap Digital Humanities to Explore Topic Modeling Ghosts, Haunted Houses, and Heroines in 19th-Century Literature,” University of California, Irvine, Feb 5, 2016, 10am-5pm, CALIT2 Auditorium. Day-Long Symposium on Digital Humanities. Invited by Humanities Commons and the Data Science Initiative

“The California Open Educational Resources Council: From Curation to Adoption,” Open Access Un/Conference 2015, San Jose State University, Oct 23, 2015

“Faculty Perspective on Open Educational Materials,” on the panel “Open and Affordable: Choosing The Right Resources For Your Classroom and Research,” Innovation and Collaboration Expo, San Jose State University. Oct 1, 2015

“Digital Humanities and Visual Culture,” Symposium at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Institut für deutsche Philologie, Munich, Germany, Sept 2, 2015

“British Ingenuity from German Invention: The Legacy of Rudolph Ackermann and Nineteenth-Century Literary Annuals,” University of Salzburg Symposium, Sept 1, 2015 (based on Forget Me Not monograph)

“Working Towards Low-Cost Textbooks: The Collaboration of an Inter-segmental Council of Faculty,” Teaching Truth to Power: Faculty Work in Lowering Course Costs, Textbook Affordability Conference, San Diego, February 2015

Invited Talk, “Collaboration & Failure: Must-Haves in Digital Humanities,” Alabama Digital Humanities Center Speaker Series, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, November 2014.

Invited talk/participation on Digital Media, Digital Humanities, and Archives.  “Digital Keywords Workshop.” University of Tulsa, Oct. 2014.

Discovering COERC for CCCOER panel on “Finding Open Textbooks and Fostering Faculty Adoptions,” Webinar, Sept. 2014.

Invited Talk, “Marking the Body, Marking the Text: David Greetham’s ‘Archive Fever,'” Friday Forum Symposium & Workshop, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, April 2014.

Invited Talk, “A German and His British Ingenuity: Rudolph Ackermann, Extraordinary Nineteenth-Century Publisher,” Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, March 2014.

Invited Talk, “Exposed Bosoms, Licentious Ankles, and Ghostly Bodies: Selling Britishness Under the Guise of an “Unmasculine and UnBawdy Age” of 19th-Century Literary Annuals,” University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, Feb/March 2014.

Invited speaker & roundtable participant, “It’s Not About the Tools: Weaving Digital Humanities into Literature Courses,” Digital Humanities Colloquium, Austin College, February 2013.

Invited lecture & seminar, “Digitizing our Feminist Selves: Remediating the ‘Archive’ with Feminist Digital Interventions,” October 30, 2012, public lecture 7:30-9:30pm (Video Available), Humanities Institute, Scripps College, Claremont, California; Junior Fellows seminar follows on October 31, 2012 but is closed to the public.

Invited to lead Master Class, “Playing Around with Digital Humanities,” British Women Writers Workshop, UC Boulder, June 2012.

Invited Co-Teacher with Jentery Sayers and Diane Jakacki, “Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities,” a week-long course taught at Digital Humanities Summer Institute, University of Victoria, June 2012. [video by students; resulting website with workshops & results

Invited Co-Teacher with Jentery Sayers, “Workshop on Digital Pedagogy in Literary Studies,” Simpson Center for the Humanities, University of Washington, Seattle, June 2012.

Invited Co-Teacher with Jentery Sayers, “Blending Digital Pedagogy with Literary Studies,” University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, June 2012.

Invited Lecture, “Risking Failure by Playing around with Digital Pedagogy,” CUNY Digital Humanities Institute, New York, April 2, 2012.

Plenary Speaker, “Doing the Risky Thing: Playing Around in Digital Humanities,” Re: Humanities 2012 Conference, hosted by Swarthmore, Haverford, and Bryn Mawr, March 29-30, 2012. Video & Storify of tweets & Review of talk

Co-Presenter with Jentery Sayers, NITLE Seminar on Digital Pedagogy (online), March 27, 2012.

Keynote Speaker, “A New Intensity in Feeling: Secretly Enjoying Ghosts, Banshees, and Derelict Lovers in Gothic Short Stories from British Literary Annuals,” Studies in Gothic Fiction Conference, National University, San Diego, CA, March 15-16, 2012

Invited Speaker, “Supple Vocabulary for Digital Scholarly Editions,” London Seminar in Digital and Textual Scholarship, King’s College, University of London, Feb 2012. (see video)

Invited Speaker, “Buried in the Archives: Recovering British Literary Annuals from an ‘Unbawdy and Unmasculine’ Age,” Electronic Textual Cultures Lab, University of Victoria, Jan 2012; also presented for Department of English, University of Birmingham (UK), Feb 2012.

Invited Panelist as Pedagogy Expert (blog post reflections), “Getting Started in the Digital Humanities with DHCommons,” Pre-Convention Workshop for the Modern Language Association Annual Convention, Jan 2012.

Seminar Leader, “The Undergraduate Voice in the Digital Classroom,” ThatCampPedagogy, Vassar College, Oct 2011. [Article on event, Chronicle of Higher Education.]

Respondent, Digital Humanities Plenary, Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing International Conference, Washington DC, July 2011

Seminar Organizer & Leader, “Re-Defining the Scholarly Edition,” Society for Textual Scholarship International Conference, March 2011 (pw-protected wiki; request access)

Webinar Roundtable Discussion: “Teaching Writing as an Information Act,” with Mark C. Marino (USC), Elizabeth Losh (UC San Diego), Dave Parry (UT Dallas), sponsored by Digital Media & Learning, February 28, 2011.

“The Promise of Digital Humanities: Progressive Exposure or Overwhelming Contamination? or or 15,330 Days Later: Has the Contamination Killed Off Humanities?” for One-Day Symposium, “Digital Humanities: Practice, Methodology, & Pedagogy,” Centre for Studies in Print and Media Cultures, Simon Fraser University, May 2007.

Presentation on the “Forget Me Not Hypertextual Archive, ” First Annual Nebraska Digital Workshop, Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, September 2006.

“From Conduct Books to Idiot’s Guides: Literary Forms of ‘Feminine’ Instruction,” Distinguished Speaker Reading Series, Southern New Hampshire University, March 2006.

“Hypertextuality and Literary Study: Demonstrating the Forget Me Not Hypertextual Archive.” Guest Lecturer invited by Professor David Greetham, Textual/Digital Studies Seminar, The Graduate Center CUNY, January 2006.

“Feminizing the Textual Body: Women and Their Literary Annuals in Nineteenth-Century Britain,” presented for the New Scholars Panel at the annual meeting of the Bibliographical Society of America, January 2005.

Conference Presentations & Panels

Public Humanities

“Public Art Offers DH a Chance to be Part of the Resistance” (description & slides) at Global Digital Humanities Symposium, Michigan State University, March 2023 – see video of talk

Organizer & Moderator, “Public Art as Resistance: A Model for Working at the “Speed of Trust.” Roundtable with Dr. Kerri. J. Malloy, Dr. Kerry Rohrmeier, and Dr. Shannon Miller. Annual Modern Language Association International Convention, Jan. 2023 (in person) – see slide deck with speaker notes

“Public Art as Resistance: A Model for Working at the ‘Speed of Trust,'” Lightning Talk. National Humanities Conference, Nov 2022.

Digital Humanities/ Digital Pedagogy

“Leveraging Digital Humanities & Ethnic Studies to Network 23 Regional Comprehensive
Campuses: DH@CSU Consortium.” Digital Humanities Annual Conference 2024, George Mason University (August 2024)

“We Didn’t Set Out to Be Revolutionary: Using Digital Humanities Pedagogy & Minimal Computing to Investigate #bigger6.” American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada (March 2024)

Participant on DEFCon Fellow and Mentor Roundtable, Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium 2023 Annual Meeting (June 2023).

“Getting Digital with your Pedagogy.” Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium 2022 Annual Meeting (May 2022).

“Revolution through Recovery: SJSU #bigger6 Digital Edition of The Bengal Annual for 1830.” on panel “Decolonializing Imperialism II: Using Digital Humanities Pedagogy to Recover Asian Voices in Missionary Correspondence and in Print” for Annual Conference, Association for Documentary Editing. July 2021 (virtual) – see video of panel

Co-organizer with Alan Galey on special Roundtable “Pleasures of Contamination: David C. Greetham’s Influence on Textual Scholarship, Past and Future” at Modern Language Association Convention, Jan 2021 in Toronto. Sponsored by Committee on Scholarly Editions & Society for Textual Scholarship

Organizer, Committee on Scholarly Editing Guaranteed Session, “Active Readership: Media, Public, Community” Roundtable, Modern Language Association Convention, Jan 2021 in Toronto

“Making Digital Pedagogy Count with Open Scholarship” 5-min pre-recorded talk with Rebecca Frost Davis and Matthew K. Gold about open scholarship in Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities for Engaging Open Social Scholarship, an INKE- and CAPOS-hosted gathering 2:15pm PST, December 8, 2020 | online | #EngagingOSS

Co-organizer and Presenter with Rebecca Frost Davis and Matthew K. Gold, “The State of the Syllabus” Roundtable, MLA Convention 2020, Seattle, Jan 9-12, 2020 — flash essays will be published in Syllabus Journal Spring 2020 with Harris, Gold, Frost Davis as editors of the special edition

“Revisions to Digital Publishing Complements Digital Pedagogy” at Open Access Conference: Open for Whom? Research Equity for Campus and Community – 2019, San Jose State University, Oct 21, 2019

“Digital Dickens Leading into Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities: A Demonstration of a Digital Pedagogy Collection for Book History Scholars and Instructors” on the SHARP panel “Digital Approaches to Book History” for the joint Modern Language Association and American Historical Association Annual Convention, Chicago, Jan 3-6, 2019

“Revisions to Digital Publishing Complements Digital Pedagogy” for The Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing Annual Conference, Sydney, Australia, July 2018

Co-Organizer & introductory speaker with Rebecca Frost Davis & Matthew K. Gold. “Curating Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities.” Modern Language Association Convention 2017, Philadelphia. January 2017. The panel is discussed in an article for PC Magazine, “Digital Humanities: The Most Exciting Field You’ve Never Heard Of.”

Co-Organizer & introductory speaker with Matthew Gold and Rebecca Frost Davis, “Curating Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities,” a digital poster session at the Modern Language Convention, Jan 10, 2016 (See (See That’s a Wrap! MLA 2016 & Digital Pedagogy Plus)

“Weaving Collaboration into Literature Courses,” for the SJSU Center for Faculty Development‘s Conference on Teaching & Learning Conference: High Touch, High Tech, High Impact, December 11, 2013.

“Loud Silences in Digital Archives,” for the panel “Excavating Feminisms: Digital Humanities and Feminist Scholarship.” Co-organized with Dene Grigar, Jacqueline Wernimont, and Kathi Inman Berens. Digital Humanities Conference 2013. University of Nebraska-Lincoln, July 2013.

Co-Organizer with Alan Galey & Presenter, “Echoes at Our Peril: Small Feminist Archives in Big Digital Humanities” for panel “Digital Archives and Their Margins,” part of the Presidential Theme “Avenues of Access.” Modern Language Association Convention, Jan 2013.

“Original to Digital Surrogates: Using Rare Books in Student-Driven Digital Projects” co-presented with Danelle Moon (Director, Special Collections, King Library, SJSU), Rare Book & Manuscript Pre-Conference Panel, “Future of Discussion and Outreach,” June 2012.

Organizer & Moderator, “Digital Pedagogy: An Electronic Roundtable,” presented at Modern Language Association Annual Convention, Jan. 2012.

Invited Participant, “The Accidental Digital Archivist,” on Roundtable “Old Books and New Tools,” Modern Language Association Convention, Jan. 2012.

Panel Organizer & Presenter, The Poetess Archive for Digital Projects Poster Session, presented at Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing International Conference, Washington DC, July 2011

“Pedagogy & Play: Revising Learning through Digital Humanities,” Digital Humanities Conference, June 2011.

Panel Organizer & Presenter, “Digital Editions: You Made Me Promises, Promises” for panel “Editing Digital Feminism,” Society for Textual Scholarship International Conference, March 2011.

“Teaching and Learning in DH,” invited to participate in “The History and Future of Digital Humanities” Roundtable, Modern Language Association Convention, Jan 2011.

THATCamp Bay Area 2010, invited to participate in a user-generated “unconference” where humanists and technologists meet to work together for the common good, October 2010. See my report from the meetings.

“The Total [Digital] Archive: Collecting Knowledge in Online Environments,” presented on the panel “Beyond the Author Function,” Modern Language Association Convention, Dec 2009.

“The Poetess Archive Database and Visualization Tool,” Electronic Roundtable: A Demonstration of Digital Poetry Archives, Modern Language Association Annual Convention, December 2008.

Session Organizer & Presenter of “The Poetess Archive Database,” for the “Digital Projects Poster Session,” Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing International Conference, Oxford, England, June 2008.

Session Organizer, “Using Digital Archives in the Classroom” Panel, Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing International Conference, University of Minnesota, July 2007.

“Technophobia and Misogyny,” with Laura Mandell, presented on the panel: “Agora.Techno.Phobia.Philia: Gender, Knowledge Building, and Digital Media,” Digital Humanities Conference, June 2007.

“Demonstrating the Poetess Archive” with Laura Mandell, presented at the Digital Textual Studies: Past, Present and Future Conference, Texas A&M University, October 2006.

“Hypertext (Re)Visions: Rescuing the Literary Annual from Material Obscurity,” presented on the panel, “Material Electronic Texts,” Modern Language Association Convention, Dec 2004.

“Fantasies of Containment: Digitally Archiving a Nineteenth-Century British Literary Annual (the Forget-Me-Not) as a Textual Moment,” presented at Conference on The New Information Order and the Future of the Archive, Univ of Edinburgh, March 2002.

Romantic & Victorian-Era Literature

“We Didn’t Set Out to Be Revolutionary: Using Digital Humanities Pedagogy & Minimal Computing to Investigate #bigger6.” American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada (March 2024)

“Modes of Resistance: The Bengal Annual as a Source of Transaction, Consumption & Revision in 1830 Calcutta.” Annual Conference, Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing (SHARP), July 2021 (virtual); and revised significantly for 2022 North American Victorian Studies in Vancouver, Canada March 2022 and revised yet again for 2023 South Asian Literature Association Conference (April 2023).

“Studying the Hybridization of 19th-Century Print Culture in British-Occupied India” for “Borders of the Book” Society for Textual Scholarship annual conference, University of Pennsylvania, March 2020 — CANCELLED FOR COVID-19

“Subversive Femininity and Botany in the Early Victorian Literary Annuals” for The Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing Annual Conference, Sydney, Australia, July 2018

“Archival Silences” on the panel “Archival Boundaries” Modern Language Association Convention 2017, Philadelphia. January 2017.

“‘The polite history of our time:’ Modernist Reclamation of 19th-Century Trash,” presented on the special session panel “Writing and/as Curatorship: The History of the Book,” Modern Language Association Annual Convention, Jan 2011.

“Battling ‘Folly and False Taste’: Reviewers, Knight-Errants and Literary Annuals,” presented at the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism Annual Conference, Vancouver, Canada, Aug 2010.

“Selling ‘Englishness’ with German Translations: Mimili, Rudolph Ackermann and the Literary Annual,” revised versions presented 1) on the panel “Adaptations and Transformations in the Work of British Romantic Women Writers,” Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, October 2008; 2) on the panel “19th-Century Editions,” Society for Textual Scholarship International Conference, New York, NY, March 2009; 3) on the panel “19th-Century Literature,” Pacific & Ancient Modern Language Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, Nov 2009.

“Undoing the Good: The Uncivilizing Nature of Gothic Short Stories in Early Literary Annuals,” Presenter & Session Organizer on the panel, “Unruly Ladies & Civilizing Media: Using Periodicals & Annuals to Educate Nineteenth-Century Women,” Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing International Conference, Oxford, England, June 2008.

“Diseased Hypertextuality: Revising the Canon with an Epidemic of Annuals,” presented on the panel “Queer Editing I,” Society for Textual Scholarship Conference, New York University, March 2007.

“New Gothicism Infects Literary Annuals! Maniacs, Smugglers, Benshees and Elves in the 1831 Forget Me Not,” presented on the panel “The Gothic II,” South Central Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Conference, Tulsa, OK, February 2007.

“Gazes of the Other: Engaging Engravings within Literary Annuals,” presented at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies International Conference, Durham University (UK), July 2006.

“Continuing the Relationship: Literary Annuals as Nineteenth-Century Emblematic Forms,” presented in the Bibliographical Society of America panel, “Emblem Books: Text and Image,” Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing, The Hague, July 2006

“Titillating Textuality: Transgressive Femininity in British Literary Annuals,” presented in the panel, “Fashionable Literature: Recovering Silly Novels & Epidemic Annuals,” British Women Writer’s Conference, March 2006

“Feminizing the Textual Body: Women and Their Literary Annuals in Nineteenth-Century Britain,” presented for the New Scholars Panel, at the annual meeting of the Bibliographical Society of America, Jan 2005.

“’Time hath no power against Identity’: Penetrating the Archive and Authenticating ‘Englishness’ in H. Rider Haggard’s She,” presented at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference on “Centers and Peripheries,” April 2000.

“Considering the `Minor(?)’ Romantic Poets: Women’s Poetry Published in Friendship’s Offering,” presented in the panel “Mining for Romantic Poetry,” Eighteenth- & Nineteenth-Century British Women Writers Conference, Sept 1999.

“Diminutive Spaces of Textual Production: The Development of Early Nineteenth Century Literary Annuals,” presented at the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism Conference, Aug 1999.

“Establishing an Intimate Kinship [in Early Nineteenth Century Women’s Poetry],” presented at the New York University Graduate Student Conference on “Experience and Experiment,” March 1998.

Pedagogy

“TechnoRomantic Anxieties: Our Hideous Progeny,” NASSR Annual Convention, 2008 [accepted but did not attend]; SHARP panel “Print Culture and Undergraduate Literary Study,” Modern Language Association Annual Convention, Jan 2011 [proposal accepted but declined due to too many other MLA appearances].

“Sneaking It In: Teaching Textual Studies Without Teaching Textual Studies,” presented on “Pedagogy and Textual Studies Roundtable,” Society for Textual Scholarship Conference, New York University, March 2007.

“Infusing Bibliography and Book History with Hyper-Textuality: A Course for Undergraduates,” presented on the panel, “Teaching Bibliography in a Digital Age,” Modern Language Association Convention, Dec 2005.

“Shakespeare’s Play(er)s: Exploring the Bard’s Works in a Performance-Based Classroom,” presented in the panel “O Horror, Horror: Shakespeare in the General Education Curriculum,” Northeast Modern Language Association Convention, March 2001.

“Reconstructing Identities in the Literary Classroom,” presented in the panel “Writing in the Literature Classroom,” Central New York Conference on Language and Literature, Oct 2000

“Identity Crises: Anonymity and Re-Creation of the Self in the Narrative Space of E-Mail,” presented at Central New York Conference on Language and Literature, Oct 1997.

Other

“Archiving as the Borgesian Quest for ‘Total’ Knowledge,” presented in the panel “Knowledge and the Audience,” Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery Conference on “The Image of the 20th Century,” March 2000.

“Imoinda’s Heroism as the ‘Inappropriate Other’ in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko, or The Royal Slave: A True History and Thomas Southerne’s Oroonoko, A Tragedy,” presented in the panel “Eighteenth-Century Literature I: Constructing the Other,” Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association Convention, Oct 1999.

“Investigating Female Desire in Southerne’s Oroonoko,” presented at Fordham University Graduate Student Conference on “What’s Love Got to Do With It: The Literary Dynamics of Desire,” Feb 1999.

“Destructive Desires in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko and Thomas Southerne’s Adaptation of Oroonoko,” presented at the Aphra Behn Society Annual Conference on “The Fair Sex? Women in the Arts, 1660-1830,” Oct 1998

“The Sexual Empowerment of Marie de France’s Women in the Lais: Yonec, Eliduc, Laustic, Guigemar and Lanval,” accepted for the Medieval to Early Modern Student Organizations of the Pacific Conference on “Somebodies, Nobodies, and Just Bodies: Medieval to Early Modern Estates, Texts, and Persons,” Oct 1997.

Writing Across the Curriculum Workshops

“Secrets of Success in a Writing Intensive Course: How to Revise Assignments and Syllabi with your Faculty Member,” presented at The Graduate Center CUNY, March 2002.

“Developing Writing Intensive Courses with Faculty Partners,” presented at Writing Fellows Workshop, The Graduate Center CUNY, Jan 28, 2002.

“Overview of Designing and Implementing a Writing Intensive Course,” presented at Hostos Community College CUNY, Jan 17, 2002.

“Using Double-Entry Journals in the Composition Classroom,” presented at Hostos Community College CUNY, Sept 27, 2000.