SCS/AIA (January 2019) San Diego, CA
- Cicek Beeby: Organized session, “Death in the Polis: Social Context and Identities in Greek Mortuary Practice” and gave paper, “The Space and Place of Death in the Early Polis: Perspectives from Argos”
- Andrew Ficklin: “Ovid’s Cadmus, Herculean Cattle-Thief?”
- Melanie Godsey: “Merchants and Mercenaries: Crete after the Ptolemies”
- Catharine Judson, Workshop co-organizer, “Sexual Harassment Policy for Archaeological Fieldwork Projects”
- Emily Lime: “Local Elites and the Roman Transition in Northern Etruria”
- Keith Penich: “The Same River Twice: The Anaurus-crossing(s) and Narrative Strategy in Apollonius’ Argonautica”
- Matthew Schueller: “Everything Old Is New Again: The Reuse of Theater Ruins in Late Antique Macedonia”
- India Watkins: “Juno and Diana’s Revenge: The Use of Satiare in Ovid’s Metamorphoses”
CAMWS Southern Section (Oct. 2018) Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
- Sarah Eisenlohr: “Creating Philaenis: The Epigrams of Aeschrion and Dioscorides”
- Kelly McArdle: “Rethinking Julia Balbilla: Queer Poetics on Memnon Colossus”
- Brian McPhee: “Drowned Out: Orpheus in Ovid Met. 11.1-66 and Apollonius Argon. 4.891-919”
- Keith Penich: “Herakles Fading: A Metanarrative Arc in Apollonius’ Argonautica”
- Hannah Sorscher: “Susie the Ovidian Bear: John Irving’s Reception of Ovid’s Metamorphoses”
- Emma Warhover: “Metatheatrical Address in Plautine Epilogues”
- India Watkins: “Wealth and the Female Body in Posidippus’ Epitaphs for Mothers”
Classical Association of the Atlantic States (Oct. 2018) Philadelphia
- Kelly McArdle, “Matronae on Stage and in the Audience: Investigating the Reactions of Roman Wives to Plautine Comedy”
CAMWS (March 2019) Lincoln, Nebraska
- John Beeby: “The Tarquins’ Ethnic Identity in Livy”
- Katelin McCullough: “Re-Contextualizing Female Commemoration from the Sanctuary of Apollo at Cyrene”
- Brian McPhee: “Inconsistencies in Characters’ Speeches in Apollonius’ Argonautica”
- Keith Penich: “Time and Place in Tibullus 1.10”
- Nathan Smolin: “Vero Nomine: The Philosophical Analysis of Cult and Divine Names as Context for Book XI of Apuleius’ Metamorphoses”
- Hannah Sorscher: “Seasons of Eros: Weather Imagery in Ibycus 286 PMG”
- Emma Warhover: “Traditional Values in Catullus: Marriage is for Procreation”