Wright, L.B. (1997, February). Facing the isms: Burning issues in African American women's health. Mary McLeod Bethune Keynote Address Presented at third annual African American Studies Research Program: Celebrating the Images, contributions and Achievements of Women of African Descent, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.

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Wright, L.B. (1996, October). Valuing multiculturalism. Presented to Sixth Grade Students at Morton Middle School, Lexington, KY.

Wright, L. B. (1996, September). Scholarly research: How to use the keys to the academy. Keynote presenter at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Center, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.

Wright, L. B. (1996, March). Learning from History. Presented to Sixth Grade Students at Morton Middle School, Lexington, KY.

Wright, L. B. (1995, September). Valuing diversity in a multicultural society. Keynote speaker or Multicultural Week at Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY.

Wright, L.B. (1994, November). The relationship between John Henry coping style and cardiovascular risk factors among African Americans: The role of social status. Presented to staff of the Office of Minority Affairs, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.

Wright, L.B. (1994, November). African American Women: Race and gender issues in psychology. Presented to Women Studies 2000, Lexington Community College, Lexington, KY.

Wright, L.B. (1993, February). You can make it with a vision. Presented at Black History Celebration at Harrison Elementary School, Lexington, KY.

Wright, L. B. (January, 1992). Improving the school success of young African American males. Workshop presented to faculty and staff of Alps Road Elementary School, Athens, GA.

Wright, L. B. (October, 1991). Cultural differences important in the education of children and adolescents from diverse racial and ethnic groups. Workshop presented to faculty and staff at Redan High School, Stone Mountain, GA.

Wright, L. B. (July, 1991). Psychotherapy with minorities. Workshop presented to psychologists and psychology interns at the Fort Gordon Army Medical Center, Fort Gordon, GA.

Wright, L. B. (1990, March) Counseling and psychotherapy with African Americans. Presented to Doctoral and Master's level School Psychology students as guest speaker in a multicultural counseling course, University of Georgia, Athens, GA.