PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES

Saphan, L. (2024). “Author meets Critic: Dr. LinDa Saphan’s Faded Reels: The Art of Four Cambodian Filmmakers: 1960-1975” [Roundtable panelist]. The Association of Asian Studies Annual Conference, Seattle, WA.

Saphan, L. (2022). “Diasporic Performances: Cambodian American Soundscapes from Long Beach to Lowell” [moderator/panelist]. Association for Asian American Studies Annual Conference, Denver, CO.

Colon, K. & Saphan, L. (2022). “New Yorkers and their Catholic Faith During the Pandemic” [paper presentation]. The Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Symposium, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.

Saphan, L. (2022). “Cambodian Golden Voices Legacies” [paper presentation]. The Center for Khmer Studies (CKS), The New York Southeast Asia Network (NYSEAN), and The Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS).

Saphan, L. (2018). “Urban Narrative and Film” [paper presentation]. Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association, Baltimore, MD.           

Salas, M., Rozario, C., & Saphan, L. (2017). “Strangers in Public Spaces: The Case of Bryant Park” [paper presentation]. Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association, Philadelphia, PA.

Cabrera, K., Maas, C., & Saphan, L. (2016). “Seasonal Christmas Tree Sellers on New York City’s Sidewalk” [paper presentation]. Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association annual conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Briones, B., Criscuola, C., & Saphan, L. (2016). “Busking in Washington Square Park” [paper presentation]. Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association annual conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Rivera. L. & Saphan, L. (2016). MTA Police Officers: Perception of Subway Performers” [paper presentation]. Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association annual conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Saphan, L. (2015). “Globalization and Pop Culture: Cambodian Musical Influences” [paper presentation]. New York Conference on Asian Studies (NYCAS) annual conference at Vassar College, NY.

Saphan, L. (2015). “Urban Narratives: Case Study of NYC Public Parks” [paper presentation]. Literature and Science Writing-to-Learn Colloquium, College of Mount Saint Vincent, NY.

Mantone, E. & Saphan, L. (2015). “Food Truck Vendors: Invisible Contributors to Public Life” [paper presentation]. Research with senior student presented at the 43rd Annual Conference of the National Association for Ethnic Studies at Mississippi State University, MS.

Saphan, L. (2015). “Cambodian American Musical Experience” [paper presentation]. Southwest PCA/ACA conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Saphan, L. (2014). “Political Songs from Pre-Khmer Rouge Cambodia” [paper presentation]. Inaugural meeting of the International Working Group on Cambodia and Southeast Asia, Rutgers University, NJ.

Saphan, L. (2014). “From Modern Rocker to Postmodern Hip-Hop Singer: Cambodian Alternative Female Voices” [paper presentation]. 6th Annual Forum of Khmer Studies organized by the Center of International Studies, Ohio University, Athens, OH.

Saphan, L. (2013). “Voices of Cambodian Modernity: Female Rock Stars of the Pre–Khmer Rouge Era” [paper presentation]. Asian Modernities and Traditions Leiden University, Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV), Leiden, Netherlands.  

Saphan, L. (2012). “Beyond the Angkor Watt Sunset: The Emerging Visual Arts Scene in Phnom Penh” [paper presentation]. Imagining Cambodia conference, Northern Illinois University, Chicago, IL.

Saphan, L. (2012). “Music as an Agent of Cultural and Artistic Exchange” [paper presentation]. Symposium: Cultural Exchange between Europe and Southeast Asia, Seattle University, WA.

Saphan, L. (2011). “The Process of Becoming City Dwellers” [paper presentation]. Transforming Cambodian Studies: Social Change and Cultural Transitions since 1979, Center for Khmer Studies, Siem Reap, Cambodia. 

Saphan, L. (2007). “Street Vendors: Eye of the Street” [paper presentation]. Conference on Living Capital: Sustaining Diversity in Southeast Asian Cities, Russian Cultural Center, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.