Presenter] Do Black Girls Need?,” National Women’s Studies Association, Cincinnati, OH, November “What 2013 [Round table organizer & moderator] as a Model for 21st Century Social Justice?,” Critical Ethnic Studies Association, “Segregation Chicago, IL, September 2013 [Panel organizer & presenter] Health and Sexuality,” 2nd Annual Museum of Contemporary Art, Women on the Rise! Girls Summit, Miami, FL, May 2013 [moderator] of the State: Racial Politics and the Staging of Condoleezza Rice’s and Michelle Obama’s “Body Bodies,” American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico, November 2012 [Panel organizer & Presenter] Happens to Africana Studies If You Put Black Women’s Studies at the Center National “What Women’s Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, November 2011 [Roundtable organizer & Moderator] a Self-Love Incestuous Desire and Transnational Belonging in Toni Morrison's “Toward Religious Crossings in Literature, Art and Practice symposium, Ohio State Paradise,” University, April 2011 [Invited Presenter] of Desire”: a Roundtable by Women of Color on Pedagogy and Difference," Critical “Canvas University of California, Riverside, March 2011 Ethnic Studies and the Future of Genocide, a Man, If You Can: A Post-Nationalist Reading of Charles Burnett's Fall Killer of Sheep,” 2010 Workshop for Early Career Scholars, by the Scholars' Network for Masculinity and the Well-being of African American Men, Princeton, NJ, November 2010 [Presenter] a New Narrative on Black Masculinity in the 21st Century,” American Studies “Reading Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, November 2010 [Roundtable organizer & Presenter] Democracy, Propaganda, and the Transhemispheric Imagination in Danzy Senna’s “Racial American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., November Caucasia,” 2009 [Presenter] Strong?: Re-membering and Redefining the Strongblackwoman in the 21st Century,” “Still National Women’s Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, November 2009 [Roundtable Organizer & Presenter] and Where She Exits: Post-National Challenges in Black Feminist Criticism,” MLA Annual “When Convention, San Francisco, CA, December 2008 [Panel Organizer & Presenter] House that Jim Crow Built: Reinterpreting the Southern Roots of Nat Love,” Society for “The
Presenter] “What Do Black Girls Need?,” National Women’s Studies Association, Cincinnati, OH, November 2013 [Round table organizer & moderator] “Segregation as a Model for 21st Century Social Justice?,” Critical Ethnic Studies Association, Chicago, IL, September 2013 [Panel organizer & presenter] Health and Sexuality,” 2nd Annual Museum of Contemporary Art, Women on the Rise! Girls Summit, Miami, FL, May 2013 [moderator] “Body of the State: Racial Politics and the Staging of Condoleezza Rice’s and Michelle Obama’s Bodies,” American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico, November 2012 [Panel organizer & Presenter] “What Happens to Africana Studies If You Put Black Women’s Studies at the Center National Women’s Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, November 2011 [Roundtable organizer & Moderator] “Toward a Self-Love Incestuous Desire and Transnational Belonging in Toni Morrison's Paradise,” Religious Crossings in Literature, Art and Practice symposium, Ohio State University, April 2011 [Invited Presenter] “Canvas of Desire”: a Roundtable by Women of Color on Pedagogy and Difference," Critical Ethnic Studies and the Future of Genocide, University of California, Riverside, March 2011 a Man, If You Can: A Post-Nationalist Reading of Charles Burnett's Killer of Sheep,” Fall 2010 Workshop for Early Career Scholars, by the Scholars' Network for Masculinity and the Well-being of African American Men, Princeton, NJ, November 2010 [Presenter] “Reading a New Narrative on Black Masculinity in the 21st Century,” American Studies Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, November 2010 [Roundtable organizer & Presenter] “Racial Democracy, Propaganda, and the Transhemispheric Imagination in Danzy Senna’s Caucasia,” American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., November 2009 [Presenter] “Still Strong?: Re-membering and Redefining the Strongblackwoman in the 21st Century,” National Women’s Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, November 2009 [Roundtable Organizer & Presenter] “When and Where She Exits: Post-National Challenges in Black Feminist Criticism,” MLA Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA, December 2008 [Panel Organizer & Presenter] “The House that Jim Crow Built: Reinterpreting the Southern Roots of Nat Love,” Society for
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