2019, 23-24 May, international conference: “The City and the Arts,” Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, Budapest, Hungary. Paper: “A Self-Made Woman in New York: Margaret Fuller as an Urban Reformer.”
2018, 20-21 November, international conference: "Wolność, równość…dla wszystkich? Kobiety w walce o awans społeczny 1700-1918" (“Freedom, Equality… for All? Women in the Struggle for Social Advancement”), Faculty of History, University of Wroclaw, Poland. Paper: "Self-made woman w XIX-wiecznej Ameryce – przypadek Margaret Fuller" (“A Self-Made Woman in Nineteenth-Century America: The Case of Margaret Fuller”).
2018, 26-27 April, international conference: “The Transnational Legacies of 1968: Between Memory, Politics, and Culture.” Department of North American Studies, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. Paper: “Rebels on the Stage: Polish Theater and Social Resistance in 1968 and 2018.”
2018, 20 April, international symposium: “Experiential Tourism,” Institute for Tourism, Travel, and Culture.” University of Malta, Msida, Malta. Paper: “Pop Culture Sells: How Pop Culture Texts Develop and Promote Tourism.”
2017, 30 November-1 December, international conference: “Against Conventions: The Uncommon Social Roles of Men and Women from Early Modern Times to 1945.” Faculty of History, University of Wroclaw, Poland. Paper: “Men vs. Women: Civic Androgyny in Margaret Fuller’s Writings.”
2016, 22-15 April, international congress of European Association of American Studies, Contstanca, Romania. Paper: “Towards the Co-Creation of Cultural Diplomacy: The Case of the American Dream Exhibition, Poland 2009.”
2015, 20 March, international conference: “Back to the Game? Poland in Transatlantic Relations After 1989.” Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. Paper: “The Changing Faces of American Popular Culture in Poland After 1989.”
2014, 28-29 March, international conference: “Deconstructing the Kennedy Mystique: JFK as a Cultural Phenomenon.” Center for American Studies, Warsaw University, Warsaw. Paper: “‘A Good Guy Among Bad Americans’: The Image of JFK Presidency in Przekrój -1960-1964.”
2013, 2-3 October, international symposium: “Negotiating Cultural Differences in the Digital Communication Era,” Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. Paper: “Developing Cosmopolitanism: Erasmus, the Social Media, and Polish Students in Europe.”
2013, 3-6 August 2013, Sixth World Congress of International American Studies Association: “Oceans Apart: In Search of New Wor(l)ds,” University of Szczecin, Poland. Paper: “From the American Wild West to Bojszowy: Józef Klyk’s Westerns as Social Rituals.”
2013, 21-23 June, Tenth Professor Andrzej Bartnicki Forum for the Advanced Studies of the United States, “American Success: Its Many Faces Past and Present.” University of Bialystok, Poland. “Successful Against all Odds: Margaret Fuller as a Nineteenth-Century Self-Made Woman.”
2012, 26-27 October, international conference: “The 2012 Presidential Election in the United States: Challenges and Expectations,” Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Jagiellonian University in Krakow. Paper: “Cowboys Go to Washington: Cowboy Culture in Presidential Politics.”
2012, 11-12 May, international conference: “The Sixties: Legacies,” Center for American Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland. Paper: “Counterculture and Hyper-Capitalism: Commodifying the Rebel – The Case of Harley-Davidson.”
2009, 29-30 May, international conference: “The United States and the World: From Imitation to Challenge,” Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. Paper: “William T. Stead and His Vision of an Americanized World.”
2007, 8-9 December, international conference: “Quo Vadis, America? The School of American Studies.” Collegium Civitas and Center for American Studies, University of Warsaw, Warsaw. Paper: “The Polish Faces of Anti-Americanism.”
2008, 18-19 April, national conference: “American Myth in Polish Culture: Construction, Reconstruction, Deconstruction,” Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. Paper: „Harley –Davidson on Polish Roads: The Mythical Dimension of Automotive Fascinations.”
2007, 20-23 September, Third World Congress of International American Studies Association: “Trans/American, Trans/Oceanic, Trans/lation,” Faculty of Letters, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal. Paper: “America from a Polish Perspective: Several Basic Myths.”
