Keith, S. (2015). Cartooning journalism’s foibles: Editorial cartoons in journalism reviews of the 1960s and 1970s. Presented to the Joint Journalism and Communication Historians Conference, March 21, New York University.

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.

Keith, S. (2015). A narrowed view from the top? How 97 years of Pulitzer Prizes for Public Service define public interest journalism in the U.S. Presented to Producteurs d’Information Publique et Intérêt Public/News Producers and the Public Interest, bilingual preconference at the Université du Québec à Montréal before the International Association for Media and Communication Research conference, July 11

Keith, S. (2015). Memory, exaggeration, and the role of the television anchor. Presented to the Journalism Research and Education Section at the International Association for Media and Communication Research, July 12-­‐16, Montreal, Canada.

Keith, S. (2016). The narrative in the native: Literary journalism approaches in native advertising. Accepted for presentation as a work in progress at the International Association for Literary Journalism Studies 11th International Conference for Literary Journalism Studies, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, in Porto Alegre, Brazil, May 19-­‐21.

Keith, S., & Spicer, R. N. (2016). Journalism, citizenship and activism: A proposal for a new type of course. Accepted for presentation at the Fourth World Journalism Education Congress, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand, July 14-­‐16.

Keith, S. (2004, fall). Researching “the last line of defense”: The challenges – and benefits – of getting data from copy editors. Ethical News 8 (1): 5. (Ethical News is the newsletter of the Media Ethics Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.)

Keith S. M., & Thornton, L.-­‐J. (2009, February). Goodbye convergence, hello ‘Webvergence’: The decline of broadcast-­‐print partnerships in an increasingly online media world. The Convergence Newsletter 6 (5), (The  Convergence  Newsletter  is published by the College of Communication and Information Studies at the University of South Carolina.)

Keith, S. (2012). Tips for teaching online or using course sites to enhance face-­‐to-­‐face classes. In Jennifer Greer (Ed.) The doctors are in: Speed dating meets group therapy for effective teaching, pp. 12-­‐13. AEJMC Standing Committee on Teaching,

Keith, S. (2014, January 10). Letting online students know you’re there. AEJMC News.