Paper, on the Career of R. David Edmunds: Joy, Mastery, and “A Retrospective American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2016. Narrative.” Chair, Ethnohistory and Territoriality: Indigenous Understandings of Space through American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2016. Time.” Paper, through Places: Mobility as Resistance on the Rim of “Wisdom Moves Empire” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2016. Co-Presenter with Ben Barnes, Second Chief of the Shawnee Tribe, ““When Ethnohistory was a Science: the Intersecting Lives and Legacies of Erminie Wheeler Voegelin and Carl Voegelin.,” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, October 2014. the American Society for Ethnohistory, October Chair/Commentator, “Wither Frontier,” 2014. Paper, Time In Indian Country: Exploring Continuity from the Archaeological “Deep Record to the American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Ethnographic Present,” Meeting, November 2012. Commentator, Delaware and the Ozark Frontier, Parts I & American Society for “The II,” Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2012. Paper, and Diaspora at Lower Shawnee Town, 1730-1758,” American “Coalescence Historical Association Annual Meeting, January 2012. With Identity and Cultural Survival in Shawnee and Dr. Brice Obermeyer, “Migration, Delaware at the the at Purdue University, History,” “Wiping Away Tears” Symposium November 2011. Commentator, Diaspora to Nationhood: The Shawnees in the Early Republic, “Through Society for the Historians of the Early Republic Annual Meeting, July 2011. Chair, and Involuntary Constructions and “Shifting Identities: Voluntary American Society for Ethnohistory, Nov. 2007. Representations,” Paper, "Region, Alliance, and the Fate of Tribalism in the Colonial Era," Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting, April 2006. Paper, "From Fort Ancient to Shawnee: The Creation of Mobile Mercenaries in the Shatter Zone," American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2005 Paper, to Understand the Self Through the Detour of the Hawk “‘Trying Other:’Black and the American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, Industrial Midwest,” October 2004.
Paper, “A Retrospective on the Career of R. David Edmunds: Joy, Mastery, and Narrative.” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2016. Chair, Ethnohistory and Territoriality: Indigenous Understandings of Space through Time.” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2016. Paper, “Wisdom Moves through Places: Mobility as Resistance on the Rim of Empire” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2016. Co-Presenter with Ben Barnes, Second Chief of the Shawnee Tribe, ““When Ethnohistory was a Science: the Intersecting Lives and Legacies of Erminie Wheeler Voegelin and Carl Voegelin.,” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, October 2014. Chair/Commentator, “Wither the Frontier,” American Society for Ethnohistory, October 2014. Paper, “Deep Time In Indian Country: Exploring Continuity from the Archaeological Record to the Ethnographic Present,” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2012. Commentator, “The Delaware and the Ozark Frontier, Parts I & II,” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2012. Paper, “Coalescence and Diaspora at Lower Shawnee Town, 1730-1758,” American Historical Association Annual Meeting, January 2012. With Dr. Brice Obermeyer, “Migration, Identity and Cultural Survival in Shawnee and Delaware History,” at the “Wiping Away the Tears” Symposium at Purdue University, November 2011. Commentator, “Through Diaspora to Nationhood: The Shawnees in the Early Republic, Society for the Historians of the Early Republic Annual Meeting, July 2011. Chair, “Shifting Identities: Voluntary and Involuntary Constructions and Representations,” American Society for Ethnohistory, Nov. 2007. Paper, "Region, Alliance, and the Fate of Tribalism in the Colonial Era," Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting, April 2006. Paper, "From Fort Ancient to Shawnee: The Creation of Mobile Mercenaries in the Shatter Zone," American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 2005 Paper, “‘Trying to Understand the Self Through the Detour of the Other:’Black Hawk and the Industrial Midwest,” American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, October 2004.