2021    

“Britain in the World,” Moderator. North American Conference on British Studies, 13 November.

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    2020

“Empire in the East End: Oligarchy, Industry, and the Transformation of London, 1580- 1620,” Montreal British History Seminar, 19 November.*

 

 “Contesting the Sacred Tenth: Tithe Litigation and Reconciliation in the Post-Reformation   Church,” North American Conference on British Studies, 12-15 November.

 

    2019

“Custom, Memory, and Legacy in the Elizabethan Parish Church,” Southern Conference on British Studies, 8-9 November. 

 

“Constructing Communities: the Politics of Pews in the Elizabethan Parish,” North East Conference on British Studies, 4-6 October.

 

2018    

“Conflict, National Policy, and the Shaping of Identity Memory,” Southern Conference on British Studies, 9-10 November. (Chair and comment)

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“Compulsory Communities in the Post-Reformation Parish,” North American Conference on British Studies, 25-28 October. 

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 “Petitioning and the Politics of Nation, Gender, and Empire,” North American Conference on British Studies, 25-28 October. (Chair and Comment)

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 “Manifestations of Elite Status: Religious and Lay Elites between  Cloister and World,” Religious Life, Elites, and Medieval Culture Conference, University of Alabama 17-20 October.  (Chair and Comment)

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“Myth, Propaganda, and Changing Technology in Elizabethan England,” Conference on Power and Struggle, University of Alabama, 9-10 November. (Chair and Comment)

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London Bills of Mortality Symposium, 19-21 April. (Symposium participant)

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2017    

"Budgeting the Build: Financing Parochial Transformation in the Elizabethan Church,"Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, 27-29 October.

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"Pensioners, Prisoners, and Pupils: Charity at the Tudor University," Renaissance College: Corpus Christi College in Context, c. 1450-1600, 6-9 September.*

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"Bonding the Strangers: Mass Immigration in East Anglia, 1560-1600," Immigration in Britain, 1300-1900, 21 April.

 

2016    

“Behaving Badly in the Elizabethan Parish,” The Reformation in the English Parish: Religious Renewal and Resistance, University of Oxford, 15 October.* 

 

“Funding the English Reformation: Economic Change and Social Ordering in the Elizabethan Church,” European Reformation Research Group Symposium, University of Newcastle, 14 September.

 

“The Pious Politics of Godly Women in Elizabethan England,” Conference on Deutschland und Großbritannienim Reformationsgeschehen: Vergleich, Transfer, Verflechtungen, Prince Albert Society, 2 Sept.*

 

“Reforming Churchwardens: Political Agency, Lay Governance, and Religious Discipline in the Elizabethan Parish,” Institute for Historical Research, 25 April.*

 

“Conformity and Communion in the Elizabethan Parish,” Early Modern British History Seminar, University of Oxford, 4 February.*

 

2014    

“Faces of Religious Reform: the Churchwardens of London, 1520-1680,” North American Conference on British Studies, 7-9 November.

 

“Governing the Parish: the Changing Role of the Churchwarden in Post-Reformation England,” Sixteenth Century Society Conference, 16-19 October.

 

2013

“Chain of Command: the Elizabethan Episcopate in Context,” Sixteenth Century Society Conference,” 24-27 October.

            

 “Turning Towards the Church: Litigation, Reconciliation and the Ecclesiastical Courts, 1560-1600,” North Eastern Conference on British Studies, 4-5 October.

 

2012    

“Reforming the ‘Common Fame’: The Creation and Mediation of Public Opinion in the English Parish, 1560-1600,” North American Conference on British Studies, 9-11 November.

 

“Repairing the Church, Restoring the Parish: the Reconstruction of Church and Social Fabrics in England, 1560-1600,” Sixteenth Century Society Conference, 25-28 October.

            

“Weaving the Social Fabric: Communal and Religious Ideals in the English Parish, 1560- 1600,” Mid-Atlantic Conference on British Studies, 21-22 April.

 

“Shaping Orthodoxies: Church Visitations and the Paradox of Control in the Later English Reformation,”University of Alabama Graduate Student Conference on Power and Struggle, March 2-3.

 

* invited paper