Smithsonian National Postal Museum (2022), Why the U.S. Ended Sunday Mail in 1912 (Washington, DC)

Organization of American Historians (2024), Teaching American Identity with Primary Sources (New Orleans, LA)

Organization of American Historians (2021), The End of Sunday Mail (Virtual)

National Council for Public History (2023), American Girl Dolls and Public History (Atlanta, GA)

National Council for Public History (2019), The Hidden Privileges of Loving to Hate Theory (Hartford, CT)

National Council for Public History (2017), Blogging Neighborhood Change (Indianapolis, IN)

Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (2022), Plenary: Teaching History Amidst the History Wars (New Orleans, LA)

Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (2022), Ideas About Sunday Mail (New Orleans, LA)

Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (2019), Sunday is not the Sabbath: Mail and Closing Laws in Pennsylvania After Disestablishment (Cambridge, MA)

Society for U.S. Intellectual History (2023), Dorothy Thompson (Denver, CO)

Society for U.S. Intellectual History (2022), Lemons to Lemonade: On Academic Writing Failures (Boston, MA)

Society for U.S. Intellectual History (2019), Arendt’s Representations: Philosophy, Politics, Poetics (New York, NY)

Society for U.S. Intellectual History (2018), Founders Chic as Anti-intellectualism (Chicago, IL)

Society for U.S. Intellectual History (2017), Mr. Jefferson’s Library & Mr. Madison’s War (Dallax, TX)

Oral History Association (2019), The Limits of Public Commemoration: What Oral History Tells Us About Remembering 9/11 (Salt Lake City, UT)

Oral History Association (2017), A Study of Two Individual Remembrances of September 11, 2001 (Minneapolis, MN)

Society of Early Americanists (2018), Take This Sabbath Day (St. Louis, MO)

American Association for State and Local History (2016), Blogging Neighborhood Change (Detroit, MI)