Holly McGee, Africana Studies 
National Council for Black Studies (NCBS) 2025 Annual Conference

Tanja Nusser, Asian, East European, and German Studies
In Between. Metamorphoses, Transformations, and Adaptions in Kafka

Gareth Speight, Mathematical Sciences 
14th Ohio River Analysis Meeting

Evan Torner, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Role-Playing and the Humanities

Laura Zanotti, Anthropology 
Environmental Justice and Advocacy Symposium

Behind the Screens: A Digital Scholarship Workshop
Rich Shivener
Faculty Organizer: Laura Micciche, English

Space, Time, and Online Communication: Highlighting Embodiment in Digital Media
Christina V. Cedillo
Faculty Organizer: Laura Micciche, English

Skilling and Mis-skilling Managers: The Indian Institute of Management, Business
Education, and Indian Capitalism
Douglas E. Haynes
Faculty Organizer: Shailaja Paik, History

Root Shock: How Tearing Up City Neighborhoods Hurt Americans and What We Can Do About It
Mindy Thompson Fullilove
Faculty Organizer: Tracy Teslow, History

Idealization Failure in Science
Emily Sullivan
Faculty Organizer: Andre Curtis-Trudel, Philosophy

Empowering Akron Children’s Hospital Palliative Care Patients’ Families with Narrative Medicine Interventions: Sights of Self through Storytelling
Marina Vladova, MPH, EdM.
Faculty Organizer: Chenxing Xie, English

Living Sectarianism: The Experiences of Christian Minorities in Post-Revolutionary Egypt
Hyun Jeong Ha
Faculty Organizer: Anima Adjepong, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Queen City Colloquium
Wendy Kline, Purdue University
Faculty Organizer: Stephen Porter, History

A'UKRE IN CYBERSPACE: DIALOGUES, CHALLENGES, AND TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Kaket Kayapó; Mizael Lima da Silva; Kalynka Cruz
Faculty Organizer: Laura Zanotti, Anthropology/ SEaS

Bounds of Blackness: African Americans, Sudan, and the Politics of Solidarity
Christopher Tounsel, University of Washington
Faculty Organizer: David Stradling, History

Migrant Writings in Contemporary Venezuelan Literature Written by Women
Arturo Gutiérrez-Plaza, University of Oklahoma
Faculty Organizer: Carlos Gutierrez, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures

Bestselling Encyclopedias of the European Enlightenment
Jeff Loveland
Faculty Organizer: Carlos Gutierrez, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures 

Opioid and Prescription Drug Epidemics Past and Present
David Courtwright and David Herzberg
Faculty Organizer: Isaac Compos Costero, History

The Turnaway Play
Diana Greene Foster, Barbara Katz Rothman, and Tracy Weitz
Faculty Organizer: Anna Linders, Sociology

Steve Carlton-Ford, Sociology
Legacies of Injustice Presentation

Andre Curtis-Trudel, Philosophy
Computational science and the problem of unconceived alternatives: lessons from gravitational wave astrophysics

Dana Cloud, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
The Rhetoric of U.S. social movements: theories and histories of Greater Regard

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Creative Writing Programs in Spanish in the US: Perspectives from Academia

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Minority identities and representation in contemporary Latin American literatures

Gail Fairhurst, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Academy of Management Chicago Convention

Ari Finkelstein, Judaic Studies
From Jerusalem to Antioch in the Chronicle of John Malalas

Lauren Forbes, School of Public and International Affairs
The Homegrown study

Chandra Frank, Women’s, Gender, and Sexual Studies
Tidal Gatherings: Darling of the Sea

Chandra Frank, Women’s, Gender, and Sexual Studies
Submerged: On Listening, Passage, and Sinking

Abel Gustafson, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
The Environment Takes a Back Seat: A Content Analysis of the Persuasive Strategies of Electric Vehicle Ads (2018-2023)

Delaney Harness, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
From Values to Impacts: Developing a Sustainability Reporting Taxonomy

Stephen Hass, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
2024 National Communication Association Annual Convention

Sigrun Haude, History
Old Age in the Seventeenth Century

Sigrun Haude, History
Uses and Realities of the News Market during the Thirty Years' War

Todd Herzog, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Translating Thrills: Cinema and the Amusement Park

Hyunjoong Kim, Mathematical Sciences
Bayesian collective decision-making processes in changing environments

Anna Linders, Sociology
Capital Punishment as a Gendered and Racialized Institution

John Lynch, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
NCA Presentation

Kelly Merrill, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Addressing Discrimination in Healthcare: LGBTQ+ Perspectives and Solutions

Heidi Maibom, Philosophy
Good grief

Tanja Nusser, Asian, East European, and German Studies
Dort hat Pasolini die Kreuzigung Jesus gedreht und Mel Gibson. Paratexte, glaubhafte Geschichten und generische Codes bei Milo Rau

Shailaja Paik, History
The Archive: Event, Infrastructure, Imagination

Shailaja Paik, History
Can We Be Sisters? Caste, Race, and Histories of Solidarity among Dalit and Black People

Angela Potochnik, Philosophy
Architectures of Complexity

Dan Ralescu, Mathematical Sciences
Mixed Models of Uncertainty in Financial Analysis

Armando Romero, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
On Freedom, Exile and Coexistence between Languages

Rebecca Sanders, School of Public and International Affairs
International Studies Association Presentation

Shaunak Sastry, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
NCA Presentation

Anne Delano Steinert, History
Urban Renewal Goes Public: Public History Projects Transforming the Stories of Urban Renewal

Leah Stewart, English
Revolutions: A Novel

Patricia Valladares-Ruiz, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Forced Displacement, Foreignness, and Gender in Novels by Venezuelan Diasporic Women Writers

Rina Williams, School of Public and International Affairs
Extremist, Terrorist, Radical

Rebecca Wingo, History
Mukurtu & Issues in Indigenous Digitization

Chenxing Xie, English
ACM Special Interest Group on Design of Communication (SIGDOC) Conference Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication (CPTSC) Annual Conference

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences
Impulsive controls on infections diseases transmission

Jeffrey Zalar, History
Natural Science as the 'Secular Sacred' in Nineteenth-Century Germany

Dongchen Zhao, Economics
Low Interest Rates, Debt Heterogeneity, and Firm Dynamics

Dongchen Zhao, Economics
The Effects of Regulation Restrictions on Firm Dynamism: Evidence from a Shift-Share Instrument.

Heather Zoller, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
NCA Presentation

Hussain Ahmed, English
Blue Exodus

Ramy Amin, Philosophy
Philosophy of Science: Past, Present and Future

Cynthia Beavin, Sociology
Conceptualizations of Unintended Pregnancy by US Women and the NSFG

Anna Bergholtz, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
How Right-Wing Women Utilize Wellness in Anti-Health Initiatives Post-Covid

Jeremy Brenner-Levoy, Sociology
Playing with Care: Gender and Carework in Online Video Games

Stephen Bryant, School of Public and International Affairs
Narratives of Peace and Global (In) Security: Deconstructing Binaries of Inclusions and Exclusions

Fotini Charalabidou, Philosophy
Presentation of a poster, titled Redefining Aesthetic Attention

Hayley Clark, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
The Environment Takes a Back Seat: The Strategies of Electric Vehicle Ads for Appealing to Consumers

Sarah Dorsten, English
Collins and Dickens Conference and the Martineau Society Conference

Jacob Ebbs, Philosophy
Humor as Situated Normativity and Directed Discontent

Ruth Emmanuel, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Beyond the screen: Investigating the impact of health misinformation on young adults in underserved communities in Nigeria

Qianrong Gong, Philosophy
Justice and A Promising Life

Spencer Hall, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Discursive Leadership and Material Concerns: The Union Context

Ilir Isufi, Philosophy
AI and Philosophy Summer

Caylor Jarvis, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Beyond the HAUNT: Perspectives and Dehumanization through Guest Interactions

Vanessa Lovato, Philosophy
Persistent Adaptationism in the Evolution of Female Orgasm

Collin Lucken, Philosophy
On Carnap's Language Engineering

Damilola Oduola, Philosophy
American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) Teaching and Learning Seminar

Christine Ochs-Naderer, English
The Archive in your Closet: Remixing Archival Research with Personal Collections, Found Objects, and Everyday Stuff

Christine Ochs-Naderer, English
The Medium is the Memory: Digital Transformations in the Rhetoric of Grief, Loss, and Memorialization

Bishal Pandey, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Gendered Public Spaces: Transgender Women's Access and Experiences in Kathmandu, Nepal

Zachary Peck, Philosophy
Questioning Two Common Assumptions concerning Group Agency and Group Cognition

Yash Sharma, School of Public and International Affairs
Militant Masculinities: Hindutva and Anti-Minority Violence in Contemporary India

Balkisa Sissy, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studie
NCA Presentation

Prateek Srivastava, School of Public and International Affairs
Queer Digital Interactions Under Militarization: Perspectives from Northern Sri Lanka

Zachary Srivastava, Philosophy
The (Dis)Analogy between Human and Computer Memory

Kierra Toney, Sociology
Institutional Mourning Deferred: Preserving Urban Black High Schools Amid Urban Renewal Movements in the US South

Marie Rose Tshite, School of Public and International Affairs
Constructing ‘Data Feminism’: Digitizing and Archiving the Untold Story of the Congolese Women’s Peace Movement

Bilgen Turkay, School of Public and International Affairs
The Impact of NGOs and International Organizations: A Comparative Analysis of the Syrian and Ukrainian Crises

Chidinma Udechukwu, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Unveiling the Feminist Struggle: Aba Women ’s Riot of 1929 in Nigeria

Levina Vilardo, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Exploring Gay Sexual Satisfaction: A Positional Perspective

Valencia White, Philosophy
Sacred Bonds, Embodied Cognition, and Bodily Integrity in Oceanian Philosophy

Sasanka Wijesiri Gunawardana, Mathematical Sciences
Monotone Rearrangement for Flattening Weights

Haichao Zhang, Mathematical Science
Variable Selection for Zero-Inflated Poisson Regression Model

Taft Distinguished Professor, 2025–2030
Heidi Maibom, Philosophy

Taft Professor of Social Justice 2025 - 2027
Anne Delano Steinert, History