Scientia and Sapientia in Augustine’s De trinitate

1. •Mind and the Structure of Reality: A Conference on Augustine’s De Trinitate, Cornell University, September 2007
   

Grosseteste and Aristotelian Science

1. •Pacific Division APA meetings, April, 2007
   

Divine Presence

1. •Cornell Summer Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy, May 2008
   

2. •University of Arkansas, April 2008
   

3. •The Presence and Absence of God: Conference at Claremont Graduate University, February 2008
   

4. •Augustine’s Confessions Conference, University of Toronto, March 2007
   

5. •Jellema Lectures, Calvin College, March 2005
   

Prudence: Aquinas on the Foundations of Virtue, Happiness, and Natural Law

1. •Social Philosophy & Policy Center, Bowling Green University, November 2006
   

2. •Texas A&M, March 2006
   

3. •UCLA, February 2006
   

4. •Purdue University, September 2005
   

5. •University of Toronto, September 2005
   

Eleonore Stump's Aquinas

1. •Author meets critics session, Central Division APA meetings, April, 2005
   

Divine Presence

1. •Augustine’s Confessions Conference, University of Toronto, March 2007
   

2. •Jellema Lectures, Calvin College, March 2005
   

How Can One Search for God? The Paradox of Inquiry in Augustine's Confessions

1. •University of Massachusetts, Amherst, May 2005
   

2. •Jellema Lectures, Calvin College, March 2005
   

3. •Department of Philosophy, University of Virgina, October 2004
   

Teaching Medieval Philosophical Theology

1. •Northeast Colloquium on Teaching Theology, Harvard Divinity School, November 2004
   

Petit Larceny, the Beginning of All Sin: Augustine’s Theft of the Pears

1. •The Julius Weinberg Lecture, University of Wisconsin, Madison, April 2004
   

2. •Invited symposium paper (Commentators: Gareth Matthews and William Mann): APA Pacific Division Meetings, March 2004
   

3. •Yale Divinity School, March 2004
   

4. •Cornell Summer Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy, May 2003
   

5. •Catholic University of America, April 2003
   

Metajudgment in Aquinas's Moral Psychology

1. •Department of Philosophy, UMass, Amherst, November 2003
   

2. •The Wade Memorial Lecture: at “Aquinas’s Ethics,” a conference at St. Louis University, April 2003
   

3. •Invited paper: American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meetings, March 2003
   

Preserving Moral Identity in Psychological Conflict: Augustine’s Rejection of Divided-Soul Accounts of Akrasia

1. •Nazareth College, September 2002
   

2. •Plenary paper: “Uses and Abuses of the Classics,” a conference at SUNY Buffalo, April 2002
   

Grisez on Ultimate Ends and Human Fulfillment

1. •Natural Law Conference, University of Notre Dame Law School, April 2001
   

Divided Will and Moral Identity: Augustine’s Thinking about Moral Conflict

1. •The Hartshorne Lecture, Colgate University, October 2001
   

2. •Plenary paper: “Celebrating the Confessions,” a conference at Baylor University, October 2001
   

3. •Plenary paper: “Knowledge and Virtue in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy,” a conference at the University of Colorado, Boulder, March 2001
   

4. •University of Rochester, February 2001
   

Augustine’s Confessions: How to be a Christian without Losing your Mind

1. •The Norman Kretzmann Philosophy Lecture, Valparaiso University, October 1999
   

Negligence and Inattention in Practical Reasoning

1. •Colgate University, October 2001
   

2. •Wheaton Philosophy Conference: “Medieval Philosophy’s Contemporary Relevance,” Wheaton College, October 1999