Wednesday, Royaume de la Nouvelle Espagne (1803) and its

Wednesday, 3 March

1:30pm General

Archival Workshop 1. Phillis Wheatley, David Walker, and BlackPrint Culture: An Exploration of Research and Teaching with theRose Library

Stage - SEA Live Stage 1: Plenary Keynotes, Business Meetings

Phillis Wheatley, David Walker, and Black Print Culture: AnExploration of Research and Teaching with the Rose Library

» Lolita Rowe, Community Outreach Archivist, and CourtneyChartier, Head of Research Services

3:45pm General

Archival Workshop 2


6pm General

Presidential Welcome and Prize Announcements


Thursday, 4 March

9am Panel

Maps, Cartography, Surveying, and Land Use

Stage - SEA Live Stage 5

Chaired by: Dr. Martin Brueckner

The power of knowledge: Humboldt’s Carte Générale duRoyaume de la Nouvelle Espagne (1803) and its impact oncartography in the United States

» Dr. Sandra Rebok

Triangulating America: Surveying and the Specter ofNavigational Failure

» Dr. Jamie Bolker

Puritan Practical Ecology: Land Distribution in ColonialIpswich, Massachusetts

» Dr. Scott McDermott

Republican Imperial Contiguities: Colonial New Orleans inEarly National Visual Culture and Cooper’s The Prairie (1827)

» Dr. Frederick Staidum

9am Panel

Keywords for Early African American Studies


Chaired by: Mr. Ajay Batra

Keywords for Early African American Studies

» Mr. Ajay Batra, Ms. Lila O'Leary Chambers, Mr. Luke Church, Ms.Katrina Dzyak, Dr. Camille Owens, Ms. Kirsten Lee

9am Panel

Colloquy with Lisa Brooks on Our Beloved Kin: A New History ofKing Philip's War


Chaired by: Dr. Dennis Moore

Colloquy with Lisa Brooks on _Our Beloved Kin: A New Historyof King Philip's War_

» Dr. Mary Balkun, Dr. Allison Bigelow, Dr. Lisa Brooks, Dr. ShelbyJohnson, Dr. Drew Lopenzina, Dr. Dennis Moore, Dr. MarthaRojas, Dr. Laura Stevens

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Continued from Thursday, 4 March

9am Panel

Religion and Mammon in Early American Literature Part I


Chaired by: Dr. Jay Miller

Religion and Mammon in Early American Literature Part I

» Dr. Jay Miller, Mr. Chase Castle, Mr. Cameron Seglias, Dr. SaraPartridge, Dr. Daniel Williams

9am Panel

New Histories of American Puritan Literature: A Roundtable


Chaired by: Prof. Abram Van Engen

New Histories of American Puritan Literature: A Roundtable

» Prof. Abram Van Engen, Prof. Ralph Bauer, Dr. Lisa Gordis, Dr.Tamara Harvey, Dr. Drew Lopenzina, Dr. Meredith Neuman, Dr.Jan Stievermann, Dr. Christopher Trigg, Dr. Joanne van der Woude

10:45am Panel

Public Memory, Race, and Heritage Tourism of Early America--Roundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Cathy Rex

Public Memory, Race, and Heritage Tourism of Early America

» Dr. Cathy Rex, Dr. Shevaun Watson, Dr. Sara Harwood, Dr. BarryStiefel, Ms. Kathryn Florence

10:45am Panel

Unheard Verse: Finding Early American Women’s Poetry


Chaired by: Dr. Kaitlin Tonti

Unheard Verse: Finding Early American Women’s Poetry

» Dr. Kaitlin Tonti, Dr. Lisa Vetere, Dr. Michael Antonucci, Dr.Nicholas Mohlmann

10:45am Panel

African American Literature in Transition I


Chaired by: Dr. Cassander Smith

African American Literature in Transition I

» Dr. Cassander Smith, Prof. Brigitte Fielder, Dr. Bryan Sinche, Dr.Martha Cutter

10:45am Panel

Indigenizing the Past: Roundtable Remembering the FirstThanksgiving from a Wampanoag Worldview


Chaired by: Dr. Alexis Bunten

“What Does it Mean to Remember?” Indigenizing the Past:Roundtable Remembering the First Thanksgiving from aWampanoag Worldview

» Ms. Danielle Hill, Dr. Alexis Bunten, Mr. Anthony Perry, Ms. TraciSorell, Mr. Wiley Barnes

10:45am Panel

Religion and Mammon in Early American Literature Part II


Chaired by: Mr. Cameron Seglias

Religion and Mammon in Early American Literature Part II

» Mr. Cameron Seglias, Mr. Matthew Vega, Dr. Jay Miller, Mr. TimDeCelle, Dr. Elisabeth Ceppi

12:30pm General

Junior Scholars Caucus Business Meeting






12:30pm General

Early Caribbean Society Business Meeting


1:45pm Panel

African American Literature in Transition II


Chaired by: Dr. Tara Bynum

African American Literature in Transition Panel II

» Dr. Cassander Smith, Dr. Tara Bynum, Dr. Nihad Farooq, Dr.Nicole Aljoe, Dr. Pia Wiegmink, Dr. Carla L. Peterson

1:45pm Panel

Digital Early America--Roundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Mary Balkun

Digital Early America

» Dr. Mary Balkun, Dr. Diana Polley, Dr. Thomas Hallock, Dr. MaryCaton Lingold, Ms. Kate Simpkins, Ms. Laura Johnson, Dr. WillFenton, Dr. Allison Bigelow, Dr. Liz Covart

1:45pm Panel

Language and Translation in Colonial America, 1640-1750


Chaired by: Dr. Andrew Newman

A Key to Keys: The Generic Implications of Roger Williams’s AKey into the Language of America and its Relationship to17th Century Discourses of Occult Knowledge

» Ms. April Phillips Mohlmann

Creek into Greek: Language Ideology in Boltzius’s Georgia

» Prof. Len von Morze

Translating Molière in Colonial Nova Scotia: The ComplicatedAssimilation of the Huguenot Refugee Paul Mascarene

» Dr. Micah True

1:45pm Panel

Engaging Early American Theater Audiences, Real and Imagined


Chaired by: Dr. Heather S. Nathans

Engaging Early American Theater Audiences, Real andImagined

» Kade Ivy, Dr. Derrick Spradlin, Dr. Jason Shaffer, Dr. Heather S.Nathans

1:45pm Panel

Experiential Textiles Past, Present, and Future: Twining,Spinning, and Stitching


Chaired by: Dr. Heather Kopelson

Experiential Textiles Past, Present, and Future: Twining,Spinning, and Stitching

» Dr. Heather Kopelson, Ms. Jennifer Byram, Dr. StephanieRichmond

3:30pm Panel

Conference Organizing for Change--Roundtable


Chaired by: Prof. Brigitte Fielder





Conference Organizing for Change

» Prof. Brigitte Fielder, Dr. Patrick Erben, Dr. Cassander Smith, Dr.Rodrigo Lazo

3:30pm Panel

What does it Mean to Remember in Mayhew's Indian Converts


Chaired by: Mr. Cullen Brown

What does it Mean to Remember in Mayhew's IndianConverts

» Mr. Cullen Brown, Prof. Stacey Dearing, Mr. Jason Cimon

3:30pm Panel

Pedagogical Vandalism; or, To Willfully Destroy a Syllabus--Roundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Nicholas Miller

Pedagogical Vandalism; or, To Willfully Destroy a Syllabus

» Dr. Nicholas Miller, Dr. Keri Holt, Dr. Marie Balsley Taylor, Dr.Helen Hunt, Dr. Karen Weyler

3:30pm Panel

Portraiture and Early National America


Chaired by: Prof. Megan Walsh

Portraiture and Early National America

» Mr. Chip Badley, Dr. Janine Boldt, Mrs. Jill Rothschild, Prof.Megan Walsh

3:30pm Panel

Literary Archivism: Recovering Early American Women’sEpistolary Experiments


Chaired by: Dr. Theresa Gaul

Literary Archivism: Recovering Early American Women’sEpistolary Experiments

» Mr. Jeremy Dibbell, Dr. Edward White, Dr. Lucinda Damon-Bach,Dr. Theresa Gaul

5:30pm Keynote : KN1

Plenary Keynote 1 and Colloquy: The Age of Phillis


Chaired by: Prof. Brigitte Fielder and Dr. Tara Bynum

Plenary Keynote and Colloquy: The Age of Phillis

» Dr. Honorée Fannone Jeffers

Friday, 5 March

9am Panel

Publishing, Professionalism and the Junior Scholar--Roundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Kaitlin Tonti and Kristy Cherry-Randle

Publishing, Professionalism and the Junior Scholar

» Dr. Marion Rust, Dr. Joshua Piker, Dr. Laura Stevens, Dr. TaraBynum, Dr. Catherine Kelly

9am Panel

Early American Treaties Then and Now


Chaired by: Dr. Mariah Crilley




Continued from Friday, 5 March

Early American Treaties Then and Now

» Dr. James Greene, Dr. Augustin HABRAN, Dr. April Langley, Dr.Timothy Sweet, Dr. Mariah Crilley

9am Panel

Early National Writers Remember the Puritan Past


“Tir’d of Oppression in a British Reign”: Collective Memory,Philip Freneau (1752-1832) and the RevolutionaryInstrumentalization of the Puritan Legacy

» Prof. Álvaro Albarrán

Secular Millennialism in The Columbiad: Joel BarlowRemembers the Pilgrims

» Dr. Christopher Trigg

Make America Dutch Again: Pre-Yankee Nostalgia inWashington Irving’s Bracebridge Hall

» Dr. Hannah Murray

9am Panel

Genre Trouble in the Revolutionary French Caribbeani:Reformulating Tragedy, Biography, and History in Saint-Domingue and Haiti


Chaired by: Prof. Doris Garraway

Genre Trouble in the Revolutionary French Caribbeani:Reformulating Tragedy, Biography, and History in Saint-Domingue and Haiti

» Prof. Doris Garraway, Prof. Sara E Johnson

9am Panel

Revising Liberalism: The Political Theories of the Black Atlantic


Chaired by: Dr. John Saillant

Revising Liberalism: The Political Theories of the BlackAtlantic

» Dr. Douglas Jones, Dr. Michael Monescalchi, Dr. Ittai Orr, Dr.John Saillant

10:45am Panel

Rhetorics of Colonial Violence and Peace


Chaired by: Dr. Andrew Murphy

The Power of Pen and Ink: Reexamining the HistoricalNarrative of the Stono Rebellion

» Dr. Kirsten Iden

“A Long History of Confused Associations”: Ambiguity and thePueblo Revolt of 1680

» Dr. Elena Furlanetto

Monopolizing Peace: Martial Masculinity, Sovereignty, andthe Colonial State

» Dr. Michael Goode, Dr. Will Fenton

(Respondent)

» Dr. John Smolenski

10:45am Panel

Obstinate Friends, Immoral Anglicans, and Unlucky CanaryIslanders: Regional Conflicts & the Need for Negotiation inEighteenth-Century North America


Chaired by: Dr. Marianne Holdzkom

Obstinate Friends, Immoral Anglicans, and Unlucky CanaryIslanders: Regional Conflicts & the Need for Negotiation inEighteenth-Century North America

» Dr. Deborah Bauer, Dr. Shannon Duffy, Dr. Diana Reigelsperger,Dr. Carole Troxler, Dr. Marianne Holdzkom





10:45am Panel

Early American Pasts, Environmental Humanities Futures


Chaired by: Dr. Lauren LaFauci

Early American Pasts, Environmental Humanities Futures

» Dr. Lauren LaFauci, Mr. Kyle Keeler, Dr. Andrea Knutson, Dr.Annie Merrill, Dr. Christa Holm Vogelius

10:45am Panel

New Approaches to the Occom Circle


Chaired by: Dr. Ivy Schweitzer

New Approaches to the Occom Circle

» Dr. Glenda Goodman, Dr. Shelby Johnson, Dr. Ana Schwartz, Dr.Kimberly Takahata, Dr. Ivy Schweitzer

10:45am Panel

Assemblage, Circulation, and Memory in Early ModernTransatlantic Writings


Chaired by: Dr. Amy Morris

Assemblage, circulation and memory in early moderntransatlantic writings

» Dr. Amy Morris, Dr. Kristin Cook, Dr. Kathryn Gray, Dr. EdwardHolberton

10:45am Panel

African American Pasts in Nineteenth-Century Print


Chaired by: Dr. April Langley

African American Pasts in Nineteenth-Century Print

» Dr. Hannah Wakefield, Dr. April Langley, Dr. Brian Baaki, Dr.Ashley Rattner, Prof. Brittany Sulzener


Plenary Keynote 2: African American Studies


Chaired by: Dr. Cassander Smith

Plenary Keynote 2: African American Studies

» Dr. Joycelyn Moody

2pm Panel

Publishing about the Past in the Present and Future: An EALRoundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Katherine Chiles

Publishing about the Past in the Present and Future: An EALRoundtable

» Dr. Katherine Chiles, Dr. Marion Rust, Ms. Christi BaggettStanforth, Prof. Kathleen Donegan, Dr. Alyssa MtPleasant, Dr. AnaSchwartz, Prof. Caroline Wigginton, Prof. Kelly E Wisecup

2pm Panel

Writing To Remember: Caribbean Historical Fictions in the Ageof Slavery and Abolition


Chaired by: Dr. Nicole Aljoe

Writing To Remember: Caribbean Historical Fictions in theAge of Slavery and Abolition

» Dr. Nicole Aljoe, Dr. Carol Guarnieri, Dr. Susan Snell, Dr.Candace Ward

2pm Panel

LatinX Approaches


Chaired by: Dr. Rodrigo Lazo





LatinX Approaches

» Dr. Rodrigo Lazo, Dr. Emily Garcia, Dr. Kirsten Silva Gruesz, Dr.José Aranda

2pm Panel

Common Reading Initiative Book Club--A Live Forum forStudent Participants


Chaired by: Dr. Derrick R. Spires

2pm Panel

Material Culture and Social Structure in 18th-century Louisiana


Chaired by: Dr. Gordon Sayre

Material Culture and Social Structure in 18th-centuryLouisiana

» Dr. Gordon Sayre, Mr. Philippe Halbert, Prof. GREGORYWASELKOV, Prof. Vincas Steponaitis, Ms. Grace Riehm

2pm Panel

The Futures of Handwriting in Early America--Roundtable


Chaired by: Prof. Mark Mattes

The Futures of Handwriting in Early America

» Prof. Mark Mattes, Prof. Danielle Skeehan, Prof. DesiréeHenderson, Dr. Alan Niles, Prof. Christen Mucher, Prof. PatriciaRoylance

3:45pm Panel

Natives, Missions and Martyrs in the Seventeenth-CenturySoutheast


Chaired by: Dr. Thomas Hallock

Natives, Missions and Martyrs in the Seventeenth-CenturySoutheast

» Dr. Thomas Hallock, Dr. Denise Bossy, Dr. Keith Ashley, Dr.David Arbesú, Ms. Margarita Hall, Dr. Sarah Eyerly

3:45pm Panel

‘Mark well this truth and seriously attend’: Messages in Silk onSchoolgirl Samplers


Chaired by: Lynne Anderson

‘Mark well this truth and seriously attend’: Messages in Silkon Schoolgirl Samplers

» Ms. Leslie Rounds, Lynne Anderson, Ms. Cynthia Steinhoff, Dr.Lynn Tinley

3:45pm Panel

Sharing the Labor of Antiracist Work--Roundtable


Chaired by: Prof. Jonathan Senchyne

Sharing the Labor of Antiracist Work

» Prof. Jonathan Senchyne, Prof. Elizabeth Maddock Dillon, Dr.John Saillant, Prof. Kelly E Wisecup, Prof. Jonathan Beecher Field,Dr. Katherine Chiles

3:45pm Panel

Desiring Subjects of Early North America


Chaired by: Prof. Max Cavitch

Desiring Subjects of Early North America

» Prof. Max Cavitch, Prof. Christopher Looby, Dr. Ana Schwartz





3:45pm Panel

Shaping the Caribbean: War and Visual Arts


Chaired by: Dr. Thomas Krise

Crafting the Colonial Family: Conversation Pieces inEighteenth-Century Jamaica

» Dr. Chloe Northrop

Spheres of American Revolutionary and BritishCounterrevolutionary Influence in the Atlantic

» Dr. Ross Nedervelt

‘Gado voor hem mama kom na hem hede’: West AfricanOrientations in Early Afro-Surinamese Ritual Arts

» Mr. Justin Brown


Plenary Keynote 3: Centering the Native South: A Roundtableon Native Pasts and Futures


Chaired by: Prof. Kelly E Wisecup and Dr. Betty Donohue

Plenary Keynote 3: Native and Indigenous StudiesRoundtable

» Dr. Brooke Bauer, Dr. Malinda Lowery, and Dr. Julie L. Reed

Saturday, 6 March

9am Panel

Abolitionist Media and Print Culture


Chaired by: Dr. Maurice Jackson

Abolitionists and Unquiet Libraries: Transatlantic PrintCulture and the Making of the 'Celebrated Philanthropist',Anthony Benezet

» Prof. Bridget Bennett

The Limits of Early Anglo-American Abolitionist MediaPractice

» Prof. Christopher Lukasik

An Alternative History of Hemispheric Studies; or, How toTurn a Mistake into an Opportunity

» Dr. Nicholas Rinehart

9am Panel

(Mis)remembering Pilgrims in the Early United States


Chaired by: Dr. Lindsay DiCuirci

(Mis)remembering Pilgrims in the Early United States

» Dr. Lindsay DiCuirci, Dr. Benjamin Crawford

9am Panel

Early American Contexts for Twenty-First Century Crises--Roundtable


Chaired by: Prof. Greta LaFleur

Early American Contexts for Twenty-First Century Crises

» Prof. Abram Van Engen, Dr. Angela Calcaterra, Prof. GretaLaFleur, Prof. Michele Navakas, Prof. Wendy Roberts, Dr. KacyTillman, Prof. Caroline Wigginton

9am Panel

Indigeneity and Transoceanic Epistemologies and Praxis


Chaired by: Dr. Maria Windell




Continued from Saturday, 6 March

Indigeneity and Transoceanic Epistemologies and Praxis

» Dr. Katharina Fackler, Dr. Maria Windell, Dr. Kathryn Walkiewicz,Dr. Juliane Braun

9am Panel

Beyond Brown: Reflections after Editing the Charles BrockdenBrown Scholarly Edition


Chaired by: Dr. Karen Weyler

Beyond Brown: Reflections after Editing the CharlesBrockden Brown Scholarly Edition

» Dr. Robert Battistini, Dr. Matthew Pethers, Dr. Michael Cody, Dr.Stephen Shapiro, Dr. Yvette (Piggush) South, Dr. Elizabeth Hewitt,Dr. Karen Weyler, Dr. Mark Kamrath, Dr. Philip Barnard

9am Panel

In Search of Lost Texts: Early American Memory and/as BookHistory


Chaired by: Dr. John Garcia

In Search of Lost Texts: Early American Memory and/as BookHistory

» Dr. John Garcia, Dr. John Pollack, Dr. Steffi Dippold

10:45am Panel

Common Reading Initiative--Instructor Syllabus/AssignmentExchange and Discussion


10:45am Panel

Teaching Early African American Literature


Chaired by: Prof. Zachary Hutchins

Teaching Early African American Literature

» Prof. Zachary Hutchins, Dr. Cassander Smith, Dr. ElizabethHewitt, Prof. Sam Plasencia

10:45am Panel

Finding the Native Students at the Presbyterian School forIndian Girls: A Public Scholarship Project at the University ofTulsa


Chaired by: Dr. Laura Stevens

Finding the Native Students at the Presbyterian School forIndian Girls: A Public Scholarship Project at the University ofTulsa

» Dr. Laura Stevens, Mr. Nevin Subramanian, Ms. Elizabeth Bailey,Ms. Alexandria Tafoya, Ms. Midge Dellinger

10:45am Panel

Aesthetics in the Time of Crisis: The Haitian Revolution


Chaired by: Dr. Michelle Sizemore

Aesthetics in the Time of Crisis: The Haitian Revolution

» Dr. Michelle Sizemore, Dr. AnaMaria Clawson, Dr. DuncanFaherty

10:45am Panel

Law and Legislation in Early America


Property’s Narratives: Early American Literature’s Shaping ofContract Law

» Dr. Valerie Sirenko





Creating a Legislative Network: William Churchill Houstonand the Battle for a New Nation

» Dr. James Gigantino

Pirates on Madagascar: Civil Society, Self-interest, andExploitation

» Dr. Richard Frohock

10:45am Panel

Reconsidering Genres in a Religiously Diverse Early America


Chaired by: Prof. Wendy Roberts

The Promise of Tolerance and the Issue of Oaths in EarlyPennsylvania

» Prof. Susan Imbarrato

Quaker Method(ism): Hymns and Other Occasions inMargaret Ashton Roberts's Commonplace Book

» Prof. Chris Phillips

“Dear Reader, I was Restored”: Literary Studies and EarlyAmerican Miracle Narratives

» Prof. Nicholas Junkerman

12:30pm General

SEA Business Meeting


1:45pm Panel

Topical Disease: Rhetorical Representation of Epidemic in EarlyAmerica


Chaired by: Dr. Dan Walden and Dr. Chiara Cillerai and Dr. KellyBezio

Topical Disease: Rhetorical Representation of Epidemic inEarly America

» Dr. Chiara Cillerai, Dr. Kelly Bezio, Dr. Dan Walden, Prof. EricWentz, Dr. Gordon Sayre, Dr. Mariah Crilley, Dr. Cristobal Silva

1:45pm Panel

Remembering Black Writers of the American Revolution


Chaired by: Dr. Karin Wulf

Remembering Black Writers of the American Revolution

» Dr. Kacy Tillman, Dr. Tara Bynum, Dr. Derrick R. Spires, Mr.Adam Xavier McNeil, Dr. Karin Wulf

1:45pm Panel

Innovations in Teaching Early American Literature


Chaired by: Dr. Lisa Logan

Cotton Mather and Elizabeth Gaskell in Conversation:Teaching the Salem Witch Trials through a Transatlantic Lens

» Dr. LuElla D'Amico

Teaching the Early American Periodical in the UndergraduateClassroom

» Dr. Catherine Becker

“Race and Place in Natural Histories of the Americas”:Design, Pedagogy, and Teaching Tools in an InterdisciplinaryHistory of Science Course

» Dr. Diana Epelbaum





1:45pm Panel

Indigenous/Eighteenth-Century Studies Roundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Eugenia Zuroski

Indigenous/Eighteenth-Century Studies Roundtable

» Dr. Eugenia Zuroski, Dr. Megan Peiser, Dr. Betty Donohue, Mr.Mason Powell, Dr. Katherine Binhammer, Dr. Dawn Morgan, Dr.Robbie Richardson

1:45pm Panel

Furnishing Unwellness: Built Interiors in Early AmericanMedicine


Chaired by: Dr. Julia Dauer

Furnishing Unwellness: Built Interiors in Early AmericanMedicine

» Dr. Lindsey Grubbs, Dr. Julia Dauer, Dr. Rebecca Rosen, Dr. DonJames McLaughlin

3:30pm Panel

Native Book Morphologies


Chaired by: Prof. Kelly E Wisecup

Native Book Morphologies

» Dr. Jenny Forsythe, Prof. Caroline Wigginton, Prof. Daniel Radus,Prof. Ashley Glassburn Falzetti, Prof. Kelly E Wisecup

3:30pm Panel

Caribbean Encounters and the Forging of ‘Race’: Disruptionsand Contestations


Chaired by: Dr. Kerry Sinanan

‘Caribbean Encounters and the Forging of ‘Race’: Disruptionsand Contestations’

» Dr. Kerry Sinanan, Prof. Elizabeth Bohls, Dr. Cassander Smith,Dr. Alex Mazzaferro

3:30pm Panel

Region and Regionalism


Chaired by: Dr. David Shields

"A Circumstance You seem willing to forget": Discourses ofIllegitimacy in the Writings of Rev. Charles Woodmason

» Ms. Anna Leigh Todd

Royall Tyler’s _The Algerine Captive_ and the Problem ofRegionalism

» Dr. David Lawrimore

"Rip Van Winkle's Backcountry: Remembering the Past thatNever Happened."

» Dr. Max White

3:30pm Panel

Deceptive Appearances in Early American Fiction


Chaired by: Prof. Christopher Lukasik

The Epidemic of Seduction in Early American Novels

» Dr. Dana McClain

Dubious Sensory Experiences and White EuropeanSupremacy in Wieland

» Ms. Ariannah Kubli

Barbary Jews and the Early Republic

» Dr. Jacob Crane





3:30pm Panel

The Africanist Presence in Early America--Roundtable


Chaired by: Dr. Michael Dickinson

Roundtable: “The Africanist Presence in Early America”

» Dr. Michael Dickinson, Dr. Steven Thomas, Dr. Samantha Seeley,Dr. Dexter Gabriel


Plenary Keynote 4: LatinX Studies


Chaired by: Dr. Kirsten Silva Gruesz

Plenary Keynote 4: LatinX Studies

» Dr. Rodrigo Lazo

Sunday, 7 March

9:45am Panel

Anglo-American Memory Practices


“This His Marriage Celebrated”: Typology as Memory inEdward Taylor’s Preparatory Meditations

» Mrs. Abigail Rawleigh

Beyond the Pen and Ink Treaty: Reconstructing the Congressat Augusta (1763)

» Ms. Zoe Waldman

"Our Bestiall Example": Market Dynamics and the PlymouthColony's Wampum Trade Triangle

» Mr. Matthew Knight

9:45am Panel

Religious Liberty and Early American Literature


Chaired by: Dr. John Havard

Religious Liberty and Early American Literature

» Dr. John Havard, Dr. Ryan Carr, Dr. Amanda Louise Johnson, Dr.Daniel Roeber

9:45am Panel

Indigenous Lands: Misreferenced, Misunderstood,Mispositioned, and Mis-taken


Chaired by: Prof. Kelly E Wisecup

“Indigenizing Colonized Spaces: Centering Indigeneity in theImperialized proto-American Past using GeographicInformation Systems”

» Kristy Cherry-Randle

The Gifting of Bois Blanc Island

» Dr. Yael Ben-zvi

Textual Cross-Temporalities in Representations of Coronado’s1540 Expedition

» Dr. Robert Gunn

"The Cherokee Nation's Rights to Land: Unearthing CherokeeVoices of Sovereignty before 1830"

» Prof. Rowena McClinton

9:45am Panel

Citizenship, Belonging, and Place in Early African America


Chaired by: Dr. Rebecca Rosen

Talking Books, Race, and Reading; or, Black Readers beforeCitizenship (AFAM Panel Stream)

» Prof. Sam Sommers




Continued from Sunday, 7 March

“Wild and Unlikely Places”: Connecting Enslaved Women’sand Black Women Activists’ “Creative Spirits”

» Dr. Heather Finch

After Recovery: Bringing Early National Black Voters intoEarly American Studies

» Prof. Leila Mansouri

“All was not right in our city”: Black Suffering and the MedicalCase in the Yellow Fever Debate

» Dr. William Ryan

9:45am Panel

The Textualities and Materialities of the Age ofEnlightenment/Empire


Chaired by: Dr. Chiara Cillerai

“A New and More Elegant Edition”: Franklin’s AutobiographyMediated

» Dr. Chiu-Hua SU

India Rubber and the Racial Materiality of the Subject in theLong Eighteenth Century

» Prof. Daniel Couch

BARLOW'S PROPHECY OF US CULTURAL AND ECONOMICHEGEMONY

» Dr. Ethan Bumas

Upstaging Early America: Thomas Jefferson’s America as SeenThrough Plays

» Mr. Travis Perusich

11am Panel

Remembering Puritan Laws and Legal Systems


Chaired by: Dr. Carla Gerona

Law and Religion in Plymouth Colony

» Dr. Scott Gerber

Wayward Wives: Biblical Adultery in Transatlantic Puritanism

» Mr. Israel Ben-Porat

11am Panel

Violent Infrastructures/Violent Epistemes


Chaired by: Prof. Jonathan Beecher Field

Violent Infrastructures/Violent Epistemes

» Prof. Jonathan Beecher Field, Mr. Timothy L. Fosbury, Dr.Rebecca Falcasantos, Ms. Ami Yoon

11am Panel

Plantation Geographies


Chaired by: Prof. Kathleen Donegan

Plantation Geographies

» Prof. Kathleen Donegan, Prof. Elizabeth Maddock Dillon, Prof.Sarah Jessica Johnson

11am Panel

Reading Early American Outsiders


Chaired by: Dr. Emily García

Ancient Woman and Ancient Slave: On Early AmericanReminiscences of Sappho and Aesop

» Dr. Lukas Etter




Continued from Sunday, 7 March

The World Unsexed: Making and Unmaking Natural Order inEarly America

» Ms. Allison Fulton

Reading the Ambivalences of Revolutionary Humor: ADialogue, Between a Southern Delegate, and His Spouse(1774) and The Downfall of Justice (1777)

» Dr. Leopold Lippert

11am Panel

Race, Gender, Homosocial Spaces, and the Bonds ofMotherhood: Retheorizing Phillis Wheatley Peters for Her Ageand Ours


Chaired by: Dr. Cassander Smith and Dr. Angela Calcaterra

Race, Gender, Homosocial Spaces, and the Bonds ofMotherhood: Retheorizing Phillis Wheatley Peters for Her Ageand Ours

» Dr. Cassander Smith, Dr. Angela Calcaterra, Ms. Olivia Trotter,Mr. Alden Ceasar, Lauren Santoru, Ms. Kaitlyn McClung




Documents

Wednesday, Royaume de la Nouvelle Espagne (1803) and its