Professional Presentations

Papers have been presented at the following Universities and Conferences

  • The International Congress of Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University (May 2024)

  • Cambridge (2024)

  • Printing and the Book During the Reformation, NEH Seminar, Ohio State University (July 2022)

  • Leiden University Library (2021)

  • Edinburgh History of Reading Colloquium (November 2020)

  • Harlaxton Conference, Grantham, UK (2019, 2021)

  • New Chaucer Society, University of Toronto (July 2018)

  • University of Pennsylvania (March 2018)

  • Yale University (October 2017)

  • the Early Book Society, Durham University, UK (July 2017)

  • the University of Hull (September 2015)

  • Tulane University (March 2015)

  • III International Congress of The John Gower Society, University of Rochester (June-July 2014)

  • New Chaucer Society, Reykjavik, Iceland (July 2014)

  • The Middle Ages in the Modern World, St Andrews University (June 2013)

  • The Past Has Arrived: The Digital Middle Ages and Renaissance, Humanities Institute, NYU (April 2012), the Second International Conference of the  John Gower Society, University of Valladolid (summer 2011)

  • Best Practices for Online Teaching, Pace University (May 2013 February 2011)

  •  the Medieval Academy of America, Yale University (March 2010)

  •  Modern Language Association (December 2009)

  •  The Age of Gower, University of London (July 2008)

  •  Fairleigh Dickinson University (April 2008)

  •  the International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University (1979, 1981-2012, 2021)

  •  the New Chaucer Society (Vancouver, BC, August, 1988

  • Seattle, WA, 1992

  • UCLA, 1996

  • Sorbonne,  Paris, 1998

  • University of London, 2000

  • University of Colorado, 2002

  • New York, 2006

  • University of Wales, Swansea, 2008)

  • University of London (2005)

  • Laval University, Quebec (March 2007)

  • the University of York, UK (1996, 2005, 2006, 2007)

  • Medieval Academy of America (1994, 1997, 2000, 2007)

  • the University of Liverpool (June 2006)

  • Renaissance Society of America (March 2006)

  • the Queen’s University, Belfast (1995, 2005)

  • Medieval Association of the Pacific (March 2005)

  • Society for Textual Scholarship,  New York (March 2005)

  • War in Film, Television and History, Film & History with Literature/Film Association, Dallas (November 2004)

  • Manuscripta, St Louis University (October 2004)

  • University of Durham, UK (1989, 2003)

  • MSS of the West Midlands, University of Birmingham (UK, April 2003)

  • New College (1996)

  • Fordham University (1996)

  • Binghamton University (1995)

  • Hamilton College (1995)

  • University of Nottingham, UK (1995)

  • George Mason University (1995)

  • University of Leeds (1994)

  • University of Sheffield (1993)

  • Oxford University (1991, 1993, 1994, 1998)

  • Rhode Island College (1993, 1997)

  • College Art Association (1991, 1998)

  • British Library and Warburg Institute, University of London (February, 1991)

  • Trinity College, Dublin (July, 1991)

  • Yale University (February, November, 1990)

  • Kresge Art Museum, Michigan State University (May, 1989, 1990)

  • Cambridge MSS Group (March, 1989)

  • the Sixteenth Century Studies Conference (1987, 1988, 1991)

  • St. John's College, Oxford University (1987)

  • the Harlaxton conference on Tudor England (UK, 1987, 2000)

  • Harvard University (1986, 1988, 1998)

  • De Cella in Seculum conference (Lincoln, UK1986)

  • Brown University (1986, 1989)

  • the Modern Language Association Convention (1984, 1985, 1987)

  • Medieval Club of New York (1984)

  • Central Renaissance Conference, Bloomington, Indiana (1983)

  • MLA (1982, 1989)

  • CAES Conference, Ball State University (1981)

  • Vassar College (1980)

  •  ACH-MLA (1976)

  • the New England Medieval Conference, Rhode Island School of Design (October 2002)

  • CARA conference, Western Michigan (October 2001)

  • University College Cork (2001)

  • Wellesley College (2000)

  • Chateau de la Bretesche Colloquium (2000)

  • Tulane University (2000)

  • University of the South (2000)

  • University of Glasgow, UK (1999)

  • University of Kentucky (1999)

  • New York University (1998, 2000)

  • the New England Medieval Conference, University of Connecticut, Storrs (1997)

  • The Ohio State University (1997)

  • University of Wales, Lampeter (1997)

  • Randolph-Macon Women's College (1996)

  • University of California at Santa Barbara (1996)