2022
2021 Status of Early Care and Education Leadership Development Programs – Council of Chief State School Officers ECE Collaborative Winter Meeting, January
2020
Early Care and Education’s Leadership Choices: What Lies Ahead for the Field? – with Valora Washington, June
2019
Developing an ECE Profession: What will it take? – National Smart Start Conference, May
2018
Rethinking Early Childhood Education’s Developmental Trajectory: Becoming a Recognized Profession – Anita Zucker Center for Excellence in Early Childhood Studies Symposium Series, September
Closing the Leadership Gap – NAEYC Professional Learning Institute, June
2017
Becoming A Recognized Profession – Rhode Island Association for the Education of Young Children, December
Redirecting ECE’s Trajectory – University of Vermont, September
Paving the Way: Conversations With Intent, NAEYC Professional Learning Institute, June
Distinguishing and Engaging ECE in Its Next Era, May
Achieving Recognized Professional Status Can’t Happen Without You – NAEYC Public Policy Forum, February
2016
Your Role in the Next Era – Early Childhood Investigators Webinar, November
Re-Forming ECE as a Field of Practice – Early Years ’16 Conference – Boise, Idaho, November
You Can’t Have Professionals Without First Being A Profession – Mid-America Regional Council Early Learning Workforce Summit, November
A Third Way Forward to Professionalism – NAEYC Professional Development Institute, June
A Third Way Forward – McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership Public Policy Forum, May
2015 and earlier
Leading Toward Becoming A Profession – National Association for Early Childhood Specialists in State Departments of Education, June
Reflective Practice—An Essential Leadership Ingredient Washington P-3 Executive Leadership Program, March