“Exploring Settler Colonialism in Cookbooks Created in the Hawaiian Islands.” Orebro, Sweden. September 2023.
“Teachable Insights from Working with the Mary Eliza Project for Gastronomy Students Working with Data.” Osaka, Japan. December 2022.
“Food Rules in the Pride Lands.” Oxford, United Kingdom. July 2023
“Provisioning for Adventures: Meanings of Paddington Bear’s Marmalade Sandwiches.” Oxford, United Kingdom. July 2022.
‘Exploring Commensality through the Food Lives of Star Trek Captains Sisko, Janeway, and Pike” Chicago, Illinois. April. 2024
‘Aspirational Commensality in Holiday Romance Movies: Creating Supportive Community Relationships through Food Events.” San Antonio, Texas. April. 2023 (Panel Chair).
“The Possibilities of the John Mariani Menu Collection (1977-2020). Virtual. April 2022
“Paddington and Pineapples: Exploring Food and Fandom Studies.” Virtual. June 2021
“Aspirational Commensality in Romantic Winter Holiday Movies (2018-2022).” Virtual. October 2023.
“From Commensality to Event Management: The Character Growth of Rose Lindström Nylund through Food Experiences.” Virtual. October 2022.
“The Possibilities of the John Mariani Menu Collection (1977-2020). Virtual. October 2021
“Paddington and Pineapples: Exploring Food and Fandom Studies.” Virtual. University of Southern New Hampshire. October 2020
“Immigrant Foodways in the Pridelands.” Portsmouth, New Hampshire. November 2019
“Concepts of Healthy Eating: A Late Twentieth Century American Menu Terms Exploration.” (with Dani Willcutt) Syracuse, New York. June 2024.
“Exploring Settler Colonialism in Cookbooks Created in the Hawaiian Islands.” Boston, Massachusetts. May 2023.
“The Possibilities of the John Mariani Menu Collection (1977-2022). Boston, Massachusetts. May 2023.
Textual Analysis, Gendered Cookbooks, and the Developing American Empire (1872-1920). Virtual. June 2021
Exploring Cookbooks through Text Analysis and Data Visualizations. Twitter. July 2020
“Immigrant Foodways in the Pridelands.” Anchorage, Alaska. June 2019
“Item Level Description in The Era of More Product, Less Process: The Hazelton Collection.” Boston, Massachusetts. April 21, 2012