2021
“King Lear, James Baldwin, and the Wisdom of Tragedy.” Association of Core Texts Conference (ACTC). April 15.

2020
“The Sermons of Richard Sibbes and the Enlargement of Scripture.” South Central Renaissance Conference. Dallas, TX, March 2020. Canceled one week prior because of COVID-19 lockdowns.

2019
“Empowering Students through Slow-Reading.” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference. St. Louis, MO, October 17–20.

2019
Practical Pedagogy: Proven Strategies for Teaching Texts. Panel session at the Sixteenth Century Society and Conference. St. Louis, MO, October 17–20.

2019
“Jacke Jugeler, Shakespeare, and the Lost Bodies of Eucharistic Performance.” Annual Meeting of the Shakespeare Association of America. Seminar: ‘Minor’ Dramatists. Washington DC, April 18–20.

2018
“Getting Rid of the Body: The Eucharist and Bodily Erasure in Catholic Allegory.” Symposium of Medieval and Renaissance Studies. St. Louis MO, June 18­­–20.

2017
“When Paradise Gets Political: Teaching Milton’s Satan Through the Reformation.” NEH-Sponsored Panel. Sixteenth Century Society and Conference. Milwaukee WI, October 26–29.

2017
The Five Senses in Pre-modern English Literature. International Congress on Medieval Studies. Kalamazoo MI, May 11–14. Panel moderator.

2017
“A Parody of Reformation: Anthony Copley and the Language of Catholic Reform.” Renaissance Society of America. Chicago IL, March 30–April 1.

2016
“Shakespeare, Calvin, and the Limits of Reading.” Conference on Christianity and Literature. Riverside CA, May 13–14.

2016
“Staging Lear: Change and Chaos on the Early Modern Stage.” Guest Lecturer, ENGL 251, British Literature I. Biola University, La Mirada, CA, May 12.

2016
“Shakespeare, Calvin, and the Limits of Reading.” Conference on Christianity and Literature, Riverside, CA, May 13-14.

2015
“A ‘charming allegorical utterance’: The Protestant Eucharist and the Question of Allegory.” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia, October 22–25. Upcoming.

2015
“John Donne’s Body and Eucharistic Allegory.” Domestic Devotions in the Early Modern World, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England, July 9–11.

2015
“Re-reading Literal Reading: Thomas More, the Eucharist, and Utopia.” Symposium for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, St. Louis, MO, June 15–17.

2014
“The Georgic Environment and Fruitful Labor of George Herbert.” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, New Orleans, LA, October 16–19.