Keith, S. (2009). The “other” CJR: The Windy City experiment and journalistic accountability, 1968-­‐1975. Presented to the Joint Journalism Historians Meeting sponsored by the American Journalism Historians Association and the AEJMC History Division, March 14, Marymount Manhattan College, New York.

Keith, S. (2010). Montana Journalism Review: The Big Sky beginning of the local journalism review movement. Presented to the Joint Journalism Historians Conference, sponsored by the American Journalism Historians Association and the History Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, March 13, City University of New York Graduate Center, New York.

Keith, S. (2010). The newsroom and social change: How the U.S. journalism review movement of the 1960s and 1970s reflected societal forces. Presented July 21, 2010, at the International Association for Media and Communication Research meeting, July 18-­‐23, Braga, Portugal.

Keith, S. (2010). The Convergence Quadrant Model: Distilling theory of platform shift from a decade (or more) of convergence models. Presented at Convergence and Society: Science, Health & New Dimensions of Communication, Columbia, South Carolina, Oct. 11-­‐12.

Keith, S. (2011). Ethics, experience, and audience: How U.S. journalism’s roots threaten a field in transition. Presented to Extending Expertise? Experts and Amateurs in Communication and Culture, April 30-­‐May 1, University of Ottawa.

Keith, S. (2011). “Reporter power” vs. journalism ethics: Tensions in the Local U.S. journalism review movement, 1968-­‐1978. Presented to the International Association of Media and Communication Researchers conference, Istanbul, Turkey, July 2011.

Keith, S. (2013). Pica poles, proportion wheels, paper dummies: Objects of visual power in 20th century newsrooms. Accepted for presentation to Objects of Journalism: Media, Materiality, and the News, an International Communication Association preconference, June 17, 2013, London.

Keith, S., & Riley, N. (2013). Public relations and ethics through journalists eyes: How the U.S. journalism review movement viewed strategic communication. Presented to the Public Relations Division of the International Communication Association for consideration for presentation at ICA 2013, June 20, London, England.

Keith, S. (2013). Back to the 1990s? Revisiting 20th century digital image ethics debates via Instagram. Paper Presented to the National Communication Association as part of the Visual Communication Division panel Legal, Ethical, and Technical Challenges in the Evolving Online and Mobile Visual Paradigm, November 23, Washington,  D.C.

Keith, S. (2015). Journalistic and cyber-­‐citizen memory: Looking at the past through anniversary journalism and social media. Presented to the Twentieth Anniversary Conference of the Group for War and Culture Studies, The Past, Present and Future of War and Culture Studies, University of Westminster, London, June 26.