“Know the man/ By the garments he had on?”: Reading the “other” in Beaumont, Fletcher, and Massinger’s Love’s Cure, or the Martial Maid,” presented as part of the Forsaken Plays seminar at the annual meeting of the Shakespeare Association of America (SAA) in Minneapolis, MN.
 

“Rew his piteous plight!”: (Dis)ability, Sensory Perception, and Difference in Early Modern England, Session Sponsored by the 16th Century LLC at the annual Modern Language Association (MLA) convention in San Francisco, CA.
 

“Come and Learn of Us / To Melt in Showers”: Reading Race and Emotional Ability, “Shakespeare and Emotions” seminar, annual meeting of the Shakespeare Association of America (SAA) in Jacksonville, FL.

 

“The Past that is Not Past”: Sympathy and Racecraft in Titus Andronicus, invited to present at the Humanities Center, February 2022, Syracuse University, NY, held online due to COVID.

 

“‘Grisly Night’: Reading Racial Melancholia in Book I of The Faerie Queene, invited to present by the 16th Century LLC at the annual meeting of the MLA in Washington DC, held online due to COVID.

 

“‘Aaron will have his soul black like his face’: Annotating Black/Disabled Masculinity,” presented at the Global Early Modern Formations of Race and Their Afterlives workshop, sponsored by the Central New York Humanities Corridor, organized by Kathleen Long at Cornell University, NY, held online due to COVID.

 

“Spenser and Acoustemology,” Sound Affects Workshop, organized by the Early Modern Soundscapes Collective at the University of York, UK, held online due to COVID.

 

“What Strange New Motions Do I Feel”: Love’s Cure, the Ethics of Care, and the Performance of Normalcy, “Shakespeare’s Other Disability Plays” seminar organized by Lindsay Row-Heyveld and Bellee Jones-Pierce at the annual meeting of the SAA held online due to COVID.

 

“Ugly Monstrous Shapes”: Signs of Alterity in Book I of The Faerie Queene, Session Sponsored by the Spenser Studies Organization at the annual MLA convention held online due to COVID.

 

“Arm Thy Heart and Fit Thy Thought”: Affect and Disability in Titus Andronicus, at the annual MLA convention held online due to COVID.