Larson, S.A. (2020, February). “”Sometimes Dead is Better”: The Bioethical Horror of Stephen King.” Paper presented for the Southwest Popular/American Culture Association, Albuquerque, NM.
Larson, S.A. (2019, October). “Public Health in the Humanities Classroom: The Other Side of the Exchange.” Paper presented for the Public Health Affinity Group at the American Society for Bioethics, Pittsburgh, PA.
Larson, S.A. (2017, November). “‘Conceivably It could have been worse’: Reading Disability in Flannery O’Connor through a (B)adaptation of “The Life You Save May Be Your Own.” Paper presented for the South Atlantic Modern Language Association, Atlanta, GA.
Maura, George, Sindhuja Surapaneni, Stephanie Larson, and Kevin Wack (April 2017). “An Algorithmic Approach to Patients who Refuse Care but Lack Capacity.” Poster presented for the Society for General Internal Medicine, Washington, DC.
Goldberg, Emma and Stephanie Larson (March 2017). “Revealing the Science and Art of Patient Centered Care.” Poster presented for the Critical Juncture Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Larson, S.A. (2016, November). “‘The Two Fisted Fightin’ Poet Doc’: Public Health and Poetry in Sinclair Lewis’s Arrowsmith.” Paper presented for the Society for Science, Literature, and the Arts Conference Atlanta, GA.
Blanton, S., Carey, J., Larson, S.A., and Emma, G. (2016, April). “Voices, Faces, and Relationships: Using the Humanities to Facilitate Interprofessional Rehabilitation Education and Professionals.” Paper presented for the Health Humanities Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Larson, S.A. (2016, March). “’Doctor cant do no good’: William Faulkner, hookworm, and Northern Medical Interventions.” Paper presented for the Faulkner panel at Society for the Study of Southern Literature Conference, Boston, MA.
Larson, S.A. (2015, September). “Dial Meow for Murder: The Figure of the Feline in Horror Literature, Film, and Comics.” Paper presented for the Of Monsters and (Super)Men panel at the Comics and Popular Arts Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Larson, S.A. (2015, June). “‘Magic and Camouflage’: An Exploration of Costuming in Filmic Depictions of Disability.” Paper presented for the Costuming, Re/Configuring, and Locating Disabled Bodies in Cinematic Horror and Horrifying Cinema and Television panel at the Society for Disability Studies Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Larson, S.A. (2014, June). “Shifting the Spotlight: A Disability Studies Approach to Film Adaptations of William Faulkner’s Text.” Paper presented for the Filmic Representations of Disability panel at the Society for Disability Studies Conference, Minneapolis, MN.
Larson, S.A. (2013, June). “More than an ‘Angel of Gawd’: The Dynamic Nature of Deafness in Flannery O’Connor’s ‘The Life You Save May Be Your Own’.” Paper presented for the Undergraduate Panel on Emergent Scholarship in Literary Disability Studies at the Society for Disability Studies Conference, Orlando, FL.
Larson, S.A. (2013, April). “It’s not Stalking if . . .: The Effects of Sexual Orientation, Perpetrator-Target Relatedness, and Gender on Perceptions of Stalking Behavior.” Poster presented at the Health and Human Sciences Honors Research Colloquium and Poster Session, West Lafayette, IN.
Larson, S.A. (2013, April). “It’s not Stalking if . . .: The Effects of Sexual Orientation, Perpetrator-Target Relatedness, and Gender on Perceptions of Stalking Behavior.”Poster presented at the 11th Annual Purdue University Psychology Undergraduate Research Conference, West Lafayette, IN.
Larson, S.A. (2012, October). “Beyond Benjy: Examining The Sound and the FuryThrough the Lens of Disability Studies.” Paper Presented for the Natural World, Human Nature, and the Nature of Revision panel at the Faulkner and Warren Conference, Cape Girardeau, MO. Paper awarded first place in the Faulkner and Warren Undergraduate Writing Contest.
Conference Sessions Organized
With Amy Li (Emory University): “What’s Eating You?: Parasitic Horror’s Intersection of Science, Art, and Medicine” (roundtable), Southwest Popular/American Culture Association. Albuquerque, NM, 2020.
“What is Disability Literature?” (Roundtable). Society for Disability Studies. Atlanta, GA, 2015.
“Emergent Scholarship in Disability, Media, and Affect.” (Panel to showcase top undergraduate scholarship). Society for Disability Studies. Atlanta, GA, 2015.
“Cripping History and Literature.” (Panel designated to showcase top undergraduate scholarship). Society for Disability Studies. Atlanta, GA, 2015.
