Languages and Cultures

• "Archiveras anarquistas: Corporal Testimony in the Work of Diamela Eltit." Catedral Tomada, 1:1 (2013) 1-17.
• "Neutralizing Consent: The Maternal Look and the Returned Gaze in El infarto del alma." Lucero 22 (2012).
• Martín Estudillo, Luis and Megan Corbin. "One Last Fight: Telling the Stories of the Anti-Francoist Guerrilla in Twenty-First Century Spain." Armed Resistance: Cultural Representations of the Anti-Francoist Guerrilla. Ed. Antonio Gómez López-Quiñones and Carmen Moreno-Nuño. Hispanic Issues On Line (Fall 2012): 232–240. Web. url: http://hispanicissues.umn.edu/assets/doc/12_AFTERWORD_002.pdf
• Co-author, Co-editor (with Luis Martín-Estudillo) "Exile, Intellectuals, and the Memory Wars." Hispanic Issues On Line Debates. Summer 2012.

Conferences

• “El ser de los objetos: Hacía una poética del objeto material en Un hombre numerado (Marcelo Estefanell) y Conversaciones con la alpargata (Mauricio Rosencof).” II Simposio de la Sección de Estudios del Cono Sur (LASA), Montevideo, Uruguay. July, 2017.
• “Tool-Being: Toward a Poetics of the Object in Post-dictatorship Narratives.” The Department of Languages and Cultures Research Colloquium. West Chester University, April 21, 2017.
• “Crossing the Body’s Borders: Poetics of DNA and the Translation of Forensic Memory” Knowledge Crossing Borders. West Chester, Pennsylvania. May 31-June 3, 2016.
• “Corporal Memory: The Madres de Plaza de Mayo and the Poetics of Forensic Truth.” Languages and Cultures Department Research Day. West Chester, Pennsylvania. April 2016.
• “Translating the Witness Within: DNA and the Recovery of Forensic Memory in Post-dictatorship Argentina.” Translating Memory and Remembrance Across the Disciplines. SUNY, New Paltz. March 2016.
• “Filling the Narrative Void: Representing Disappearance in Southern Cone Latin America.” West Chester University Research Day. West Chester, Pennsylvania. March 2016.
• “Object Memories: On the Place of the Material in Memory Studies.” Hispanic Issues Symposium: Renewing the Gaze: Socio-Historical Approaches to Hispanic Issues. Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 2015.
• “Ghostly Vivencias: Reappearance and Personal Belongings in Cautiva.” Mid Atlantic Latin American Studies Association (MALAS). Millersville, Pennsylvania, October 2015.
• “Residual Memories: (Re)constructing Urban Ruins in Their Dogs Came With Them by Helena María Viramontes.” Latino Communities Conference. West Chester, Pennsylvania. September 2015.
• "'Todo menos el olor': The Ethics of the 'Connective Turn' in Memory Activism." Actores, Demandas, Intersecciones, I Simposio de la Sección de Estudios del Cono Sur (LASA). Santiago, Chile. August 2015.
• "If These Walls Could Speak: Testimonial Desire and the Encounter with Space and Place." Primer Congreso Internacional de Literatura y Derechos Humanos. Gargnano, Italy. June 2015.
• "Chacabuco: A Cinematic Palimpsest of Memory." Latin American Studies Association. San Juan, Puerto Rico. May 2015.
• “Experience at the Center: Testimonial Acts in Southern Cone Spaces of Memory.” Languages and Cultures Department Research Day. West Chester, Pennsylvania. April 2015.
• “New Directions, New Questions: Memory Activism in the Argentine Post-Dictatorship” West Chester University Research Day. West Chester, Pennsylvania. March 2015.
• "The Material Ally in Survival: Uruguayan Prison Narratives and the New Noticing of Things." Mid – America Conference on Hispanic Literature (MACHL). Madison, Wisconsin, October 2014.
• "(Extra)Ordinary Things: Material Objects and Mental Self-Care in Uruguayan Political Prisons." Latin American Studies Association. Chicago, Illinois, May 2014.
• "Jóvenes pasados, presentes y futuros: Ideología, género, y lo material de la cultura urbana en La edad de oro de José Martí." XVIII Congreso de la Asociación Internacional de Hispanistas. Buenos Aires, Argentina. July 2013.
• "Haunted Objects: Spectral Testimony in the Latin American Post-dictatorship." Special Session: "Mapping Hauntings in Hispanic Literatures" at the American Comparative Literature Association. Toronto, Canada. April 2013.
• "The Ship of Exile: Exposing Control Through Erotic Coding in the Poetry of Cristina Peri Rossi." South Atlantic Modern Language Association. Atlanta, Georgia, November 2011.