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“Jonathan Swift: History’s Most Eligible Bachelor” American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS), March 2007

“Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Lady of Quality: A modern heroine from the 18th century” MW-ASECS, October 2006

“Craft(y)ng Narratives in Some Personal Papers: Theories of Narrative and theories of Truth” O'Connor and other Southern Writers, Georgia College and State University, Milledgeville, GA March 29-April 1, 2006

American Conference on Irish Studies (ACIS), 2005: “Anna Parnell’s Ladies’ Land League and Women’s Voluntary Organizations”

ALSC, 2004: “Dana Gioia’s Use of Stream-of-Consciousness” (Selected)

NYU School of Visual Arts, 2003: “The Artist as Educator in Select British Novels, 1879 – 1919”

NYU School of Visual Arts, 2002: “Vers Collage: The Remembrance Work of Art and Poetry

East-Central ASECS, 2002 “None Can Equal the Elephant in Magnitude’: Dean Mahomet’s Travels (1793 – 1794)”

Southeast Central ASECS, 2002: “J.V. Cunningham and Jonathan Swift: The 18^{th} Century Voice in Modern Satire”

Irish – American Society 2001: “Doing My Bit was not a Great Sham: Anna Parnell, Margaret Skinnider”

SAMLA, 2001: "Ann Radcliffe's The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne; or How to write a Gothic"

NYU School of Visual Arts 2001: “Frederick Turner and the Moral Imperative of Arts.”

Association of Literary Scholars and Critics, 2000, “The New Aesthetics” (respondent)

ASECS 1999: "Metabiography: The Case of Defoe and Robinson Crusoe"

16th Century Studies Society, 1998: “The Throckemorton Treason Pamphlet, News or Creative Non-Fiction”

SCECS 1998: “The Future is Come at Last: 18th Century Poetry in the 21st Century”