“The Overlap of Fan and Professional Literacies.” College English Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, 28–30 Mar. 2019.
“‘You’d Better Hurry, My Mother’s Coming’: Monsters as the Fear of Parenthood in David Lynch’s Eraserhead and Twin Peaks.” Mississippi State University Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures Symposium, Starkville, MS, 21–22 Sept. 2018.
“‘Virtue hope and loveliness’: Ordinary Writing in a Victorian Autograph Album.” Conference on College Composition and Communication, Tampa, FL, 18–21 Mar. 2015.
“I, Drifloon: Rhetorical Identity Construction and Knowledge Contribution in an Online Fan Community.” The Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference, Chicago, IL, 16–19 Apr. 2014.
“Building a Literacy of the South.” Georgia Conference on Information Literacy, Savannah, GA, 22–23 Sept. 2011.
“Using Popular Culture Depictions of the South to Teach Argument about Stereotypes.” Southern Studies: The Auburn University Montgomery Liberal Arts Conference, Montgomery, AL, 18–19 Feb. 2011.
“Making Our Voices Heard: Young Adult Females Writing Participatory Fan Fiction.” College English Association Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, 25–27 Mar. 2010.
“English Composition I.” The Auburn University System Cross-Campus Composition Consortium Talk About Composition, Montgomery, AL, 5 Mar. 2010.
“WAC Goes Green: The Unique Information Literacy Tasks of a Sustainability-Related Composition Course.” Georgia Conference on Information Literacy, Savannah, GA, 25–26 Sept. 2009.
“Making Waves in the Online Contact Zone: The Rejection of Misogyny through Internet-Specific Rhetoric.” Conference on College Composition and Communication, San Francisco, CA, 11–14 Mar. 2009.
“Just Google It: Bringing Students' Information Literacy to the Composition Classroom.” Georgia Conference on Information Literacy, Savannah, GA, 3–4 Oct. 2008.
“‘A Real Reflection of How I Write’: Young Women, Agency, and Fan Fiction.” Conference on College Composition and Communication, New Orleans, LA, 2–5 Apr. 2008.