October 2022

Stanford University, Humanities Center & CESTA, Keynote

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July 2022

University of Central Florida, International Society for Empirical Study of Literature

"Race, Literature, Computational Method," Keynote

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June 2022

Uppsala University, Sweden, English Department, Invited Lecture

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May 2022

University of Virginia, New Literary History Forum on "Computation and Critical Theory"

"Twitter's Intimate Publics," Invited Lecture

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April 2022

McGill University, "Cultural Analytics: Narrative and Social Change"

"How a Pandemic Becomes a Narrative," Invited Lecture

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March 2022

University of Pennsylvania, Price Lab for Digital Humanities, Invited Lecture

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March 2022

University of Virginia, English Department, Invited Lecture

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February 2022

Birkbeck, University of London, UK, Workshop/Invited Lecture

"Digital Methods for the study of Race and Literature"

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January 2022

Modern Language Association Annual Meeting, Washington DC

"Sociologies of the Global Anglophone," Invited Panel Speaker

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December 2021

University of Korea, Seoul, ELLAK International Conference, Keynote

"How a Pandemic Becomes a Story, 2020"

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November 2021

Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, Foreign Languages Department

"Computational Approaches to World Literature"

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October 2021

Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival and Symposium, New York City

"Beyond Inclusion: Challenging Entrenched Institutions," Invited Speaker (virtual)

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October 2021

2001 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP)

Dominican Republic (virtual presentation)

"Narrative Theory for Computational Narrative Understanding"

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July 2021

NEH Advanced Institute in Humanities Analytics, Santa Fe Institute, Invited Lecture

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May 2021

Brown University, CSREA, Book Talk on Redlining Culture

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March 2021

Bard College, Experimental Humanities, Book Talk on Redlining Culture

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February 2021

Claremont Graduate University, English Department, Book Talk on Redlining Culture

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January 2021

Emory University, English Department, Book Talk on Redlining Culture

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