Final Program - Southern Sociological Society

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THE POLITICS OF MARRIAGE
FROM INTIMACY TO PUBLIC POLICY
Southern Sociological Society
79th Annual Meeting Buckhead, Atlanta, GA
April 13-16, 2016
PRESIDENTS OF SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
1936 E.T. Krueger, Vanderbilt University
1937 Wilson Gee, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1938 Rupert B. Vance, North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1939 E.W. Gregory, University of Alabama
1940 Fred C. Frey, Louisiana State University
1941 B.O. Williams, University of Georgia
1942 William E. Cole, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
1943 Katharine Jocher, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1944 Katharine Jocher, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1945 Howard Beers, University of Kentucky
1946 Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University
1947 T. Lynn Smith, Louisiana State University
1948 Coyle E. Moore, Florida State University
1949 Wayland J. Hayes, Vanderbilt University
1950 Lee M. Brooks, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1951 H.C. Brearley, George Peabody College for Teachers
1952 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University
1953 Leland B. Tate, Virginia Tech
1954 Guy B. Johnson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1955 Morton B. King, Jr., University of Mississippi
1956 Irwin T. Sanders, University of Kentucky
1957 Homer L. Hitt, Louisiana State University
1958 C. Horace Hamilton, North Carolina State University
1959 Harold F. Kaufman, Mississippi State University
1960 E. William Noland, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1961 Edgar T. Thompson, Duke University
1962 Meyer F. Nimkoff, Florida State University
1963 Alvin L. Bertrand, Louisiana State University
1964 Selz C. Mayo, North Carolina State University
1965 Bryce F. Ryan, University of Miami
1966 Joseph S. Himes, North Carolina College
1967 A. Lee Coleman, University of Kentucky
1968 Ernest Q. Campbell, Vanderbilt University
1969 John C. McKinney, Duke University
1970 John T. Doby, Emory University
1971 Alvin Boskoff, Emory University
1972 Richard L. Simpson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1973 Charles M. Grigg, Florida State University
1974 Fredrick L. Bates, University of Georgia
1975 Charles U. Smith, Florida A&M University
1976 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University
1977 Thomas R. Ford, University of Kentucky
1978 Gerhard E. Lenski, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1979 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech
1980 M. Elaine Burgess, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
1981 Irving L. Webber, University of Alabama
1982 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University
1983 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University-New Orleans
1984 George A. Hillery, Jr., Virginia Tech
1985 Everett K. Wilson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1986 Jeffrey K. Hadden, University of Virginia
1987 Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory University
1988 Ida Harper Simpson, Duke University
1989 John Shelton Reed, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1990 Lewis M. Killian, University of West Florida
1991 Joel Smith, Duke University
1992 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida
1993 Shirley B. Laska, University of New Orleans
1994 Walter R. Gove, Vanderbilt University
1995 Thomas C. Hood, University of Tennessee
1996 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State University
1997 Karl L. Alexander, Johns Hopkins University
1998 Rebecca G. Adams, UNC-Greensboro
1999 Lynn Smith-Lovin, University of Arizona
2000 Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University
2001 Kenneth C. Land, Duke University
2002 Rachel A. Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
2003 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University
2004 Charles M. Tolbert II, Baylor University
2005 Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech
2006 Judith Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
2007 Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University
2008 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University
2009 Kathleen Slevin, William & Mary
2010 Angela O’Rand, Duke University
2011 Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State University
2012 Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
2013 Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of MA-Amherst
2014 Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
2015 David J. Maume, University of Cincinnati
2016 Barbara Risman, University of Chicago-Illinois
79th Southern Sociological Society Annual Meetings 2
PRESIDENT’S WELCOME MESSSAGE
Barbara Risman
SSS President
2015-2016
Welcome to the Ritz Carlton in Buckhead, Atlanta, GA
79th Annual Meeting
Welcome to Atlanta! I write to you at a moment when the SSS
leadership is working very hard to convince the Governor of Georgia
not to sign an anti-gay bill. We have decided to meet here whatever
happens because all of you have planned your trips, and many have
bought plane tickets. Be assured, however, if Georgia or any other
state passes laws to discriminate against any of us, we will not hold
future conferences in such a state. Indeed, we’ve added escape clauses
to our future hotel contracts to allow us to break the contract without
penalty if the state passes discriminatory laws. So relax, and enjoy this
conference, knowing SSS is committed to social justice and will not
support economies of states that are not. If HB 757 has passed, I
promise there will be some social movement activity for you to join in –
at the meetings- if you so choose.
But now back to the show. I hope you take the time to look through the
program (whether yours is physical or the App) and plan your schedule.
There are so many wonderful sessions, and interesting speakers, you’ll
have to organize your time effectively to enjoy the conference to its
fullest. Here’s hoping you learn quite a lot about The Politics of
Marriage. Ironic isn’t it, that the theme of the meetings is being echoed
in the politics of the state of Georgia? And so, it’s quite clear that even
if this isn’t your research area, we all live in a world where the norms,
rules, and laws affecting our intimate relationships are changing
quickly, and knowing what the research suggests may help us in our
personal, political and professional lives.
We’ve worked hard to bring you an exciting program. And to bring you
a really enjoyable conference experience. Enjoy the jam session
Wednesday night, the Graduate Student Mixer and Meet the Candidate
party on Thursday evening, and come dance after the Awards
Ceremony and Presidential Address. If you are still with us on Saturday
at the end of the day, join us at a final reception for the miniconference on teaching sponsored by Norton Publishers.
If we haven’t met, please introduce yourself. I have felt honored to be
the President of SSS, and hope that you enjoy the program constructed
by our marvelous co-chairs, Patricia Warren and Adia Harvey
Wingfield. Our whole team welcomes you to Atlanta!!!!
And now it all begins!
Barbara J. Risman
Some Forthcoming in 2016,Include:
Doreet Preiss, Richard Arum, Lauren
Edelman, Calvin Morrill and Karoyln Tyson,
Student Perceptions of Law and Authority
in Schools
Anna Manzoni,Intergenerational Financial Transfers
and Young Adults' Transition in and Out of the
Parental Home
Xavier Guadulupe-Diaz,Disclosure of Same-Sex Intimate
Partner Violence to Police among Lesbians, Gays and
Bisexuals
Jarrett Thibodeaux, A Historical Era of Food Deserts:
Changes in the Correlates of Urban Suppermarket
Location, 1970-1990
Caitlin Killian and Namita N. Manohar, Highly Skilled
Immigrant Women's Labor Market Access: A Comparison
of Indians in the United States and North Africans
in France
Most Read Articles, January 2016:
David J. Maume, Can Men Take Time For Family?
Paid Work, Care Work, Work-Family Reconcilation
Policies, and Gender
Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, The Relational Generation
of Workplace Inequalities
Lance Hannon, White Colorism
Brian Howell, Natasha Yurk Quadlin, and Oren PizmonyLevy, Public Opinion, the Courts and Same-sex
Marriage
Raewyn Connell, Global Tides: Market and Gender
Dynamics on a World Scale
Tomeka Davis, Rachana Bhatt and Kelsey Schwarz,
Segregation in the Era of Accountability
Martha Crowley and Randy Hodson, Neoliberalism at
Work
Lucia C. Lykke and Philip N. Cohen, The Widening
Gender Gap in Opposition to Pornography, 1975-2012
79th Annual Meeting
The Ritz Carlton
Buckhead, Atlanta, Georgia
April 13-16, 2016
THE POLITICS OF MARRIAGE
FROM INTIMACY TO PUBLIC POLICY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
Past Presidents
2
Welcome Letter
5
SSS Committees
8
Mini-Conferences
9
SSS Workshop Series
11 SSS Award Recipients
12 Previous Award Winners
PRESIDENT
14 Schedule at a Glance
Barbara Risman, 2015-2016 Fellow, Center For Advanced Study
25 Detailed Scheduled
In The Behavioral Sciences at Stanford and Professor Of
25 Wednesday, April 13th
Sociology At University Illinois-Chicago
25 Thursday, April 14th
PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRS
60 Friday, April 15th
Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University,
89 Saturday, April 16th
In Saint Louis
Patricia Warren, Florida State University
116 Index to Participants
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
David Brunsma, Virginia Tech
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER
J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech
LOCAL ARRANGMENTS CHAIR
Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College
PRESIDENTIAL AIDE
William Scarborough, University of Illinois-Chicago
140
Floor Map
SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY COMMITTEES (2015-2016)*
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
President: Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago
Vice President: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University Executive
Officer: David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech
Recording Secretary: Stephanie A. Bohon, UT-Knoxville
President-Elect: Christopher Ellison, University of Texas-San Antonio Vice
President-Elect: Angela Lewellyn Jones, Elon University
Past President: David Maume, University of Cincinnati
Past-Past President: Leslie Hossfeld, UNC-Wilmington
Past-Past-Past-President: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University MA-Amherst
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ELECTED MEMBERS
Elected Member (2019): Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University
Elected Member (2019): Patricia Warren, Florida State University
Elected Member (2018): Zandria Robinson, Rhodes College
Elected Member (2018): Katie Acosta, Georgia State University
Elected Member (2017): Dawn Robinson, University of Georgia
Elected Member (2017): Lisa Slattery Walker, UNC-Charlotte
Elected Member (2016): Elizabeth Stearns, UNC-Charlotte
Elected Member (2016): James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University
PROGRAM COMMITTEE (APPOINTED – ONE YEAR)
Co-Chair: Patricia Warren, Florida State University
Co-Chair: Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis
Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University
Seth Abrutyn, University of Memphis
Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary
Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
Barbara Combs, Clark Atlanta University
Nick Guittar, Valdosta State University
Catherine Harnois, Wake Forest University
Brandon Jackson, University of Arkansas
Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
Willa Johnson, University of Mississippi
Brooke Kelly, University of North Carolina-Pembroke
Amanda Lewis, University of Illinois at Chicago
Laura Lopez-Sanders, UNC-Chapel Hill
Kristen Myers, Northern Illinois University
Anthony Peguero, Virginia Tech
Thomas Ratliff, Arkansas State University
Victor Ray, Tennessee University
Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
Robin Simon, Wake Forest University
Jessi Streib, Duke University
Julie Wiest, West Chester of Pennsylvania
Thomas Ratliff, Arkansas State University
*Newly elected members do not assume role until Saturday, April 16th
PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE (ELECTED THREE YEARS)
Chair: William Danaher, Southern Illinois University (2016)
Chair-Elect: Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University
In St. Louis (2018)
Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech University (2019)
Irene Padavic, Florida State University (2019)
Verna Keith, Texas A&M (2018)
Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University (2017)
John Reynolds, Florida State University (2017)
Koji Ueno, Florida State University (2016)
Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
EX-OFFICIO:
David L. Brunsma, Executive Officer, Virginia Tech
J. Slade Lellock, Webmaster, Virginia Tech
Robert Freymeyer, Editor, The Southern Sociologist,
Presbyterian College
Toni Calasanti, Editor, Social Currents, Virginia Tech
ELECTION COMMITTEE (APPOINTED-FIVE YEARS)
Chair: Stephanie Bohon, Secretary, University of
Tennessee-Knoxville
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS (APPOINTED-ONE YEAR)
Chair: Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College
Laura Holland, Georgia Gwinnett College
Adria Welchey, Georgia Gwinnett College
FINANCE COMMITTEE (APPOINTED-SIX YEARS)
Chair: David L. Brunsma, Executive Officer, Virginia Tech
President: Barbara Risman, University Illinois-Chicago
President-Elect: Christopher Ellison, UT-San Antonio
Kristen Dellinger, University of Mississippi (2020)
Charlie Brody, UNC-Charlotte (2018)
Jeremey Reynolds, University of Georgia (2016)
COMMITTEE ON HONORS (APPOINTED – THREE YEARS)
Chair: Hugh Floyd, Samford University
Executive Committee Liaison: Elizabeth Stern
Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University (2018)
Amanda Lewis, University Illinois-Chicago (2018)
Carmel Price, University of Michigan (2017)
Amy Donley, University of Central Florida (2017)
Stephen McNamee, University NC-Wilmington (2016)
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (AD-HOC)
Chair: Stephanie Moller, UNC-Charlotte
Angela O’Rand, Duke University
Vincent J. Roscigno, The Ohio State University
Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE
(APPOINTED-THREE YEARS)
Chair: Julia Waity, UNC-Wilmington (2016)
Executive Committee Liaison: Leslie Hossfeld
Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University (2018)
Barbara Combs, Clark Atlanta University (2018)
Shirley Rombough, Texas-Pan American (2017)
Benjamin Albers, Bridgewater College (2017)
Josh Tuttle, George Mason University (2016)
Julia Waity, University of North Carolina-Wilmington (2016)
NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE (APPOINTED - THREE YEARS)
Chair: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University
Sinikka Elliot, North Carolina State University (2018)
Brandon Jackson, University of Arkansas (2018)
Bette Dickerson American University (2018)
Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee (2017)
Tom Shriver, North Carolina State University (2017)
Diane Evertt, Stetson University (2017)
Kecia Johnson, Mississippi State University (2016)
William Tyson, University of South Florida (2016)
Angela Wadsworth, UNC-Wilmington (2016)
COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY (APPOINTED -THREE
YEARS)
Chair: Kylie Parrotta, Delaware State (2017)
Executive Committee Liaison: Lisa Walker
Sara Crawley, University of South Florida (2018)
Shannon Carter, University of Central Florida (2018)
Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey (2017)
Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College (2016)
Christy Flatt, Gordon State University (2016)
COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGY IN COMMUNITY AND SMALL
COLLEGES
Chair: Kimberly Lancaster, Coastal Carolina Community College
Executive Community Liaison: James Maples
Jason Eastman, Coastal Carolina Community College (2018)
Jason “Jake” Milne, Longwood University (2018)
Deanna Gore, University of South Carolina, Aiken (2017)
AD HOC COMMITTEE ON STUDENT RECEPTIONS
(APPOINTED—THREE YEARS)
Chair: Jeffrey Will, University of North Florida
AD HOC COMMITTEE ON STUDENT RECEPTIONS (APPOINTED—
THREE YEARS)
Chair: Jeffrey Will, University of North Florida
SITE SELECTION COMMITTEE (ELECTED AND APPOINTEDFOUR YEARS)
Chair: David Maume, University of Cincinnati
Site Selection Officers:
Dennis McSeveney, University of New Orleans
Charles Tolber, Baylor University
Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago
Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, UMASS-Amherst
COMMITTEE ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES
(APPOINTED-THREE YEARS)
Chair: Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, College of Charleston (2016)
Executive Committee Liaison: Stephanie Bohon
Jason “Jake” Milne, Longwood University (2018)
JeffriAnne Wilder, University of North Florida (2018)
Nicholas Vargas, University of Texas-Dallas (2018)
Zandria Robinson, Rhodes College (2017)
Melencia Johnson, University of South Carolina-Aiken (2017)
Sancha Medwinter, Duke University (2016)
COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONS (APPOINTED-THREE YEARS)
Chair: George Wilson, University of Miami (2017)
Executive Committee Liaison: Dawn Robinson
Maria Hunt, St. Augustine College (2018)
Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte (2018)
Diane Levy, University of North Carolina Wilmington (2016)
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE (APPOINTED -THREE YEARS)
Chair: Anthony Peguero, Virginia Tech (2017)
Executive Committee Liaison: Chris Ellison
Aaron Rowland, University of Tennessee-Martin (2018)
Linda Treiber, Kennesaw State University (2018)
Lane Destro, Radford College (2017)
Jean-Anne Sutherland, UNC-Wilmington, (2016)
Susan Pearce, East Carolina University (2016)
COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF STUDENTS (APPOINTEDTHREE YEARS)
Co-Chair: Irene Browne, Emory University
Co-Chair: Dawn Godbolt, Florida State University
Executive Committee Liaison: Barbara Risman
Shemiah Curry, Bennett College
Tanya Frevert, University of North Carolina
Amra M. Marshall, Bennett College
Abby Reiter, George Mason University
Kelli Russell, Mississippi State University
Kami Rutherford, Texas State University
William Scarborough, University of Illinois at Chicago
Sabrina Speights, University of North Carolina
Zimife U. Umeh, Duke University
CONSORTIUM OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATIONS (COSSA)
LIASION (APPOINTED— INDEFINITE TERM)
Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
ARCHIVIST (APPOINTED-INDEFINITE TERM)
James Hougland, University of Kentucky
ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATION COORDINATOR
(APPOINTED-FIVE YEARS)
PARLIAMENTARIAN (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM)
Thomas C. Hood, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
AUDIO-VISUAL COORDINATOR (APPOINTED - INDEFINITE TERM)
Lindsay Kahle, Virginia Tech
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
(APPOINTED—ONE YEAR)
William Scarborough, University of Illinois-Chicago
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER (APPOINTED—FIVE YEARS)
EXHIBITS COORDINATOR (APPOINTED - INDEFINITE TERM)
ORGANIZATIONAL LIAISON (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM)
Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER (APPOINTED—FIVE YEARS)
EXHIBITS COORDINATOR (APPOINTED - INDEFINITE TERM)
DISASTER RELIEF COMMITTEE (AD-HOC)
Chair: J. Steven Picou, University of South Alabama
David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech
Dana Greene, North Carolina State University
DeMond Miller, Rowan University
MINI-CONFERENCES
Thursday, April 14th
MARRIAGE EQUALITY
Presidential Plenary: SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH IN ACTION
◊ Title: Marriage Equality and Stability
◊ Title: LGBT History, Family and Broader Concerns
◊ Title: Marriage and Public Policy
◊ Title: Gender Reproduction and the Family
Friday, April 15th
RE-THINKING MARRIAGE: CLASS, RACE, AND PUBLIC POLICY
Presidential Plenary: RE-THINKING MARRIAGE: CLASS, RACE AND PUBLIC POLICY
◊ Title: Marriage and Public Policy
◊ Title: Traditional Marriage Standards and its Legal and Social Consequences
◊ Title: Student Ideas of Race and Family
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Presidential Plenary: RACE, PRIVILEGE AND BLACK LIVES MATTER: WILL THIS BE A STALLED
REVOLUTION?
◊ Title: Policing and Society
◊ Title: Black Lives Matter: The Continuing Significance of Race
◊ Title: Author Meets Critic Session: Scholar Denied: W.E.B. DuBois and the Birth of Modern Sociology
(University of California Press) by Aldon Morris
Saturday, April 16th
TEACHING MULTIPLE PUBLICS
Presidential Plenary: PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT: TEACHING BEYOND THE ACADEMY
◊ Title: Teaching and Social Justice in the Classroom and Beyond
◊ Title: Teaching Issues of Social Justice
◊ Title: Critically Teaching Multiple Publics
◊ Title: Teaching Diverse Populations
◊ Title: Public Sociology, Service Learning or Transformative Sociology
◊ Title: Scholarly Activism: How/Why/When to Use What We Know
◊ Title: Using Social Media in the Classroom
◊ Title: Teaching about families and Relationships
SSS 2016 WORKSHOP SERIES
Funding Opportunities, Merit Review and Proposal Preparation (Friday (4/15), Salon 5, 12:45-2:00)
This session will provide information to graduate students, faculty, and researchers who are new to proposal writing and
submission. Representatives from NSF will discuss the proposal development process, elements of a competitive
proposal, proposal submission and review, and funding opportunities for sociological research.
Professional Advice for Graduate Students (Friday (4/15), Diplomat, 3:45-5:00)
This panel of graduate students and new faculty with recently completed PhDs will discuss how to successfully navigate
graduate school, focusing on the following key topics:
1) Publishing as a grad student
2) Managing research, teaching, life, and individual identity in academia
3) Career choices: academia/applied and R1 vs teaching schools
4) Mentorship and networking
5) Navigating ideological bias and competitiveness in academia
Presenting about Teaching? Publish about Teaching! A Workshop Sponsored by the Teaching Sociology
Editorial Board and TRAILS Editor (Saturday (4/16), Delegate, 10:30-11:45)
Are you presenting the results of an innovative pedagogical strategy at this year`s meeting? Do you want to learn how to
contribute to the scholarship of teaching and learning within the discipline of sociology? This workshop, sponsored and
led by editorial board members, a former editor of Teaching Sociology, and the editor of TRAILS, will provide you with
information on two key publication outlets for your work: Teaching Sociology (TS) and TRAILS. We will discuss the
differences in the materials that are published in TS and TRAILS, highlight the expectations for research articles and
research notes in TS, and provide opportunities for attendees to craft a submission outline. This workshop will be
especially useful for meeting attendees who are presenting original work on pedagogy.
Using TRAILS as a Teaching Resource-Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small
Colleges (Friday (4/16), Ambassador, 12:45-2:00)
This workshop will introduce participants to TRAILS (Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology), an
online, modular, and searchable database that reflects a major innovation in the creation and dissemination of peerreviewed teaching resources. This workshop will discuss publishing in TRAILS, walk participants through a TRAILS
activity, and ask individuals to brainstorm how they might transform their great teaching innovations into TRAILS
publications.
What I Wish I Knew: Successful Faculty Share Advice for Aspiring and Early Career Faculty (Sponsored by the
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges), (Saturday (4/16), Plaza 1, 2:15-3:30)
In this session experienced faculty will discuss different topics that they wish they had known about when their careers
started. Each panelist will talk about their topic for about 10-12 minutes, followed by an open discussion with
attendees. The goal of this session is to provide professional development advice to early career faculty and graduate
students on a range of issues including non-traditional choices, maintain research productivity, succeeding in the tenure
and promotion process, establishing a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) agenda, and maximizing on available
graduate teacher preparation initiatives.
SSS AWARD RECIPIENTS, 2016
Teacher Training Program in Sociology Department
University of South Florida
Distinguished Contributions to Teaching
Dennis R. McSeveney
University of New Orleans
Martin L. Levin Distinguished Service
Bethany Lewis
Southwestern University
Odum Award for Undergraduate Paper
Mindy Stombler
Georgia State University
Distinguished Contributions to Teaching
Earl Wright II
University of Cincinnati
Charles S. Johnson Award
Brian L. Levy
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Odum Award for Graduate Paper
PREVIOUS SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY AWARD WINNERS
Roll of Honor
2015 Robert Agnew, Emory University
2014 Walter Gove, Vanderbilt University
2014 Kenneth Land, Duke University
2013 John Shelton Reed, UNC – Chapel Hill
2012 Ronald Wimberley, NC State University
2011 Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University
2008 Clifton Bryan, Virginia Tech
2007 Ida Harper Simpson, Duke University
2006 Richard L. Simpson, UNC – Chapel Hill
2002 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida
1996 Lewis M. Killian, University of West Florida
1995 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University
1994 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University
1990 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University
1989 Kurt W. Back, Duke University
1986 Guy B. Johnson, UNC – Chapel Hill
1986 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University
1984 Joseph S. Himes, UNC – Greensboro
1982 Vernon J. Parenton, Louisiana State University
1979 Ernst Borinski, Tougaloo College
1977 Rupert B. Vance, UNC – Chapel Hill
1977 T. Lynn Smith, University of Florida
Martin L. Levin Distinguished Service Awardees
2016 Dennis R. McSeveney, University of New Orleans
2014 Stephanie Bohon, University of TennesseeKnoxville
2013 Bob Freymeyer, Presbyterian College
2010 Tom Hood, University of Tennessee
2006 Clifton Bryant, Virginia Tech
2005 Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory University
2004 Catherine Harris, Wake Forest University
2003 Martin L. Levin, Mississippi State University
Distinguished Lectureship Awardees
2015 Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee – Knoxville
2012 Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans
2011 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University
2008 Larry J. Griffin, UNC-Chapel Hill
2007 E.M. Beck, University of Georgia
Charles S. Johnson Awardees
2016 Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati
2010 Larry J. Griffin, UNC – Chapel Hill
2006 William W. Falk, University of Maryland
2005 Dolores Aldridge, Emory University
2002 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State University
1997 Charles U. Smith, Florida A & M University
Katharine Jocher-Belle Boone Beard Awardees
2015 Holly McCammon, Vanderbilt University
2014 David Maume, University of Cincinnati
2010 Irene Padavic, Florida State University
2004 Barbara Risman, NC State University
1995 Rachel Rosenfeld, UNC – Chapel Hill
Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Awardees
2016 Elizabeth Aranda, University of South Florida
2015 Mindy Stombler, Georgia State University
2013 Rebecca Bach, Duke University
2010 Edward l. Kain, Southwestern University
2006 Gregory Weiss, Roanoke College
2005 Idee Winfield, College of Charleston
2004 Maxine Atkinson, NC State University
2002 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech
2002 Department of Sociology, James Madison
University
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13TH
Time
Event
Location
2:00 PM-6:00 PM
Session 1: Executive Committee
ENVOY ROOM
4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Session 2: Pre-Registration
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Session 3: On-Site Registration
PREFUNCTION
5:30 PM-8:30 PM
Session 4: Welcome Reception and Open Mic Jam
SALONS 1-2
7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Session 5: Meet SSS Candidates
SALONS 1-2
Thursday, April 14TH
Time
Event
Location
7:00 AM-8:00 AM
Session 6: Site Selection Committee
BOARDROOM
8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Session 7: Finance Committee
BOARDROOM
8:30 AM-5:30 PM
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
8:30 AM-5:30 PM
PREFUNCTION
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Session 9: Book Exhibits
PREFUNCTION
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 10: Persistent Poverty in South Research Project
AMBASSADOR
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 11: Author Meets Critics: Behind the White Picket
Fence: Power and Privilege in a Multiethnic Neighborhood
(University of North Carolina Press) by Sarah MayorgaGallo
ATTACHE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 12: Politics and Social Construction of Violence
CHARGE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 13: Drug and Substance Use
CONSULATE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 14: Food, Society and Health Disparities
DELEGATE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 15: Author Meets Critics: W.E.B. DuBois and the
Atlanta Sociological Laboratory, 1895-1924: The First
American School of Sociology (Ashgate) by Earl Wright II,
Recipient of the Charles S. Johnson Award
DIPLOMAT
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 16: Media, Social Media, and Sexuality
ENVOY ROOM
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 17: Presidential Plenary: Marriage Equality: Social
Science Research in Action
PLAZA 1
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 18: Author Meets Critics: Beyond the Beat:
Musicians Building Community in Nashville (Princeton
University Press) by Daniel B. Cornfield
PLAZA 2
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 19: Urban Sociology and Communities
PLAZA 3
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 20: Author Meets Critics: Despite the Best
Intentions: How Racial Inequality Thrives in Good Schools
(Oxford University Press) by Amanda E. Lewis and John B.
Diamond
SALON 1
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 21: Color-Blind and Color Conscious Racism
SALON 2
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 22: Crime, Law and Deviance
SALON 3
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 23: From Bad to Worse: Insecurity, Stress and
Economic Inequality
SALON 4
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 24: Gender Through a Global Lens
SALON 5
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 25: How Is This Still a Thing? Explaining the
Persistence of Inequality and Exploring New Avenues for
Change.
SALON 6
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 26: The Continuing Significance of Racial Attitudes
SALON 7
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 27: Addressing Poverty, Health, Policy and Social
Justice Through Applied Sociology
AMBASSADOR
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 28: The Continuing Significance of Poverty
ATTACHE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 29: Courts and Incarceration
CHARGE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 30: Challenges Addressed: Qualitative Research in
Work and Organizations
CONSULATE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 31: Income Inequality, Employment and the State
DELEGATE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 32: Author Meets Critics: Whitewashing the
South: White Memories of Segregation and Civil Rights
(Rowman & Littlefield) by Kristen M. Lavelle
DIPLOMAT
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 33: Matters of Sex and Sexuality
ENVOY ROOM
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 34: Marriage Equality and Stability
PLAZA 1
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 35: Making Marginalized Mothers Visible (CoSponsored by SWS-South and The Committee on
Sociological Practice)
PLAZA 2
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 36: Science, Emotions and Visual Sociology
PLAZA 3
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 37: Marriage Equality and Public Policy
SALON 3
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 38: Feminist Leadership: Individual Strategies and
Structural Change (Sponsored by SWS-South)
SALON 4
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 39: Disability and Identity
SALON 5
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 40: Race, Place and Diversity: A Closer Look at the
Atlanta Metropolitan Area
SALON 6
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 41: Effective Yet Efficient Faculty (Sponsored by
SWS-South)
SALON 7
12:00 PM-12:45 PM
Session 42: Committee Chair Orientation (President-Elect
Christopher Ellison)
AMBASSADOR
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 43: Voices from Within the Veil: W.E.B. DuBois,
Religion and Intersectional Identities
ATTACHE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 44: Juvenile Delinquency
CHARGE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 45: Disability and Sexuality (Sponsored by SWSSouth)
CONSULATE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 46: Intersectional Research Methods
DELEGATE
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 47: Social Class Inequality in the Labor Market
DIPLOMAT
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 48: Identities: Gender, Sex and Sexuality
ENVOY ROOM
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 49: LGBT: History, Family and Broader Concerns
PLAZA 1
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 50: The Social Psychology of Inequality
PLAZA 2
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 51: Community, Identity and Collective Behavior
PLAZA 3
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 52: Author Meets Critics: Contesting Intersex: The
Dubious Diagnosis (New York University Press) by
Georgiann Davis
SALON 1
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 53: Constructing Racial Identity
SALON 2
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 54: Gender and Reproduction (Co-sponsored by
SWS -- South and The Committee on Gender and
Sexuality)
SALON 3
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 55: Extremism and Responses to It in America
SALON 4
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 56: Exploring Drag Performance
SALON 5
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 57: SSS Persistent Poverty in the South Project-Where We Stand Today, Part I
SALON 6
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 58: Gender, Sex and Culture
ATTACHE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 59: Femininities and Its Contemporary Forms
CONSULATE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 60: Culture, Continuity and Change
DELEGATE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 61: Campus Matters: Sex, Sexuality and Sexual
Violence
DIPLOMAT
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 62: The Relationship of Science to Society
ENVOY ROOM
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 63: Presidential Plenary: Families as They Really
Are: Conversations with Engaging Scholars
PLAZA 1
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 64: Undergraduate Mentoring: Formal and
Informal Mentoring of Sociology Students (Co-Sponsored
by SWS-South and Committee on Sociology in Community
and Small Colleges)
PLAZA 2
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 65: Health and Society
PLAZA 3
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 66: Inequalities of Work: A Conversation with
SWS-South Winners and Experts on Research Trends and
Future Investigatory Directions on Gender and Work
(Sponsored by SWS-South)
SALON 1
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 67: Competitive and Cooperative Movement
Dynamics
SALON 2
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 68: Politics of Educational Policy
SALON 3
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 69: The Sociology of Craft Beer
SALON 4
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 70: Persistent Poverty and the Southern States:
Models for Developing Mutually Beneficial Partnerships
with Communities
SALON 5
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 71: Emotions
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 72: Invited Special Session on Race, Ethnicity, and
Immigration (Sponsored by Sociology of Race and
Ethnicity)
SALON 7
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 73: Gender, Beauty and Media
CHARGE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 74: Gender, Sexuality, and Violence
CONSULATE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 75: Framing Processes and Social Movements
DELEGATE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 76: Bias and Discrimination
DIPLOMAT
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 77: Measuring Inequality in Organizations
ENVOY ROOM
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 78: Marriage at Its Intersection: Labor, Race and
Fertility
PLAZA 1
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 79: Family Attitudes Among African Americans
PLAZA 2
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 80: Author Meets Critics: Taking the Heat: Women
Chefs and Gender Inequality in the Professional Kitchen
(Rutgers University Press) by Deborah A. Harris and Patti
Giuffre
PLAZA 3
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 81: Chronic Conditions, Health Care and Religion
SALON 1
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 82: Grant Funding from Private Foundations:
Securing External Funding
SALON 2
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 83: Lost and Found: The LGTBQ Homeless
Populations and How Your Research Can Make a
Difference (Sponsored by SWS-South)
SALON 3
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 84: Publications Committee
SALON 4
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 85: Elder Experience
SALON 5
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 86: Environment and Social Inequalities from a
Comparative Perspective
SALON 6
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 87: Experiences of Ethics and Morality
SALON 7
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 88: Sociology Graduate Programs Informational
Session I
AMBASSADOR
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session II
ATTACHE
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session III
CHARGE
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 91: Author Meets Critics: Rebellious
Conservatives: Social Movements in Defense of Privilege
(Palgrave MacMillan) by David R. Dietrich
CONSULATE
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 92: Author Meets Critics: Race, Gender, and
Deviance in Xbox Live: Theoretical Perspectives from the
Virtual Margins (Elsevier) by Kishonna L. Gray
DELEGATE
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 93: Body and Embodiment
DIPLOMAT
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 94: SSS Persistent Poverty in the South Project -Where We Stand Today, Part II
ENVOY ROOM
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 95: Movie Screening of "Tested"
PLAZA 1
Time
Event
Location
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 96: Social Currents Editorial Board
SALON 1
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 97: "Coffee for a Cause" Reception and Silent
Auction (Sponsored by SWS-South)
SALON 3
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 98: Children and Gender, Home and Abroad
SALON 4
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 99: Intersections in Race and Policy
SALON 5
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 100: Diverse Fathers
SALON 7
7:00 PM-10:00 PM
Session 101: Student Mixer and Candidate Meet and
Greet
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Time
Event
Location
7:00 AM-8:00 AM
Session 102: ASA Breakfast for Department Chairs
AMBASSADOR
8:00 AM-10:45 AM
BOARDROOM
8:30 AM-5:30 PM
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
8:30 AM-5:30 PM
PREFUNCTION
9:00 PM-5:00 PM
PREFUNCTION
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 106: Kids, Race and Place
ATTACHE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 107: Gender and Sexuality in Education
CHARGE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 108: Pedagogy and Teaching Using New
Techniques
CONSULATE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 109: Innovations in the Research of Work and
Organizations
DELEGATE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 110: Political Discourse and Public Perceptions
ENVOY ROOM
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 111: Race On Campus: How Climate Matters
PLAZA 1
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 112: Religious Identity Formation and Socially
Constructed Realities
PLAZA 2
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 113: Media and Society
PLAZA 3
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 114: Pregnancy and Infancy
SALON 1
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 115: Race and Place
SALON 2
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 116: Race, Ethnicity, Immigration, and Violence
SALON 3
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 117: Race, Gender and the Lived Experiences of
Race
SALON 4
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 118: Race, Region, and the South
SALON 5
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 119: Reflections in the Double Mirror: The
Relationship Between Media and Culture
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 120: Presidential Plenary: Re-thinking Marriage:
Class, Race and Public Policy
SALONS 7-8
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 121: Gender Dynamics on College Campuses
AMBASSADOR
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 122: Factors Shaping Educational Attainment and
Achievement
CHARGE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 123: Development and Economic Sociology
CONSULATE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 124: Marriage and Public Policy
DELEGATE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 125: Demography, Social Capital, and
Discrimination
DIPLOMAT
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 126: Neighborhood Disorder and Its Impact on
Poverty
ENVOY ROOM
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 127: Shifting Identities
PLAZA 1
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 128: Healthcare and Underrepresented
Populations
PLAZA 3
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 129: Race and Intimate Relationships
SALON 1
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 130: Race, Gender and Higher Education
SALON 3
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 131: Race, Identity and Education
SALON 4
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 132: Who Makes It to the Top of the Academic
Ladder? Constraints, Enablers, and Intersectionality
SALON 5
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 133: Religion, Education, and Society
SALON 6
11:00 AM-12:15 PM
Session 134: Faculty of Color in Academia: Navigating the
Job Market at Different Career Stages and for Different
Types of Positions (Sponsored by the Committee on Racial
and Ethnic Minorities)
ATTACHE
11:00 AM-12:15 PM
Session 135: Re-Thinking Measurement and Internet
Methodology
PLAZA 2
11:00 AM-12:15 PM
Session 136: Presidential Plenary: Race, Privilege and
Black Lives Matter: Will this be a Stalled Revolution?
SALONS 7-8
12:00 PM-12:45 PM
Session 137: Meet SSS Authors
PREFUNCTION_C
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 138: Traditional Marriage Standards and Its Legal
and Social Consequences
AMBASSADOR
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 139: Community Development from a
ATTACHE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 140: Organizational Dynamics in Higher Education
CHARGE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 141: Education and Well-Being
CONSULATE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 142: Organizing Around Race and Gender
DELEGATE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 143: Crime, Law, Deviance and Bullying
DIPLOMAT
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 144: Health Outcomes Over Time
ENVOY ROOM
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 145: Social, Political and Religious Consumption
PLAZA 1
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 146: Presidential Plenary: Gender Politics in
Marriage
PLAZA 2
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 147: Policing and Society
PLAZA 3
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 148: Sexual Violence
SALON 1
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 149: So You Want to Teach? What to Expect at a
Teaching Focused Institution (Sponsored by the
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small College)
SALON 2
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 150: Race, Body Image and Health
SALON 3
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 151: National Science Foundation (NSF) Funding
Opportunities, Merit Review and Proposal Preparation
SALON 5
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 152: Organizational Systems, Boundaries and
Commitment
SALON 6
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 153: LGBT: The Law and What`s Next
SALON 7
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 154: Research Incubator #1: Sexuality in Society
DIPLOMAT
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 155: Research Incubator #2: Contemporary
Marriage in Asia
SALON 1
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 156: Research Incubator #3: Critical Perspectives
in the Sociology Discipline
SALON 2
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 157: Research Incubator #4: Race, Discrimination
and Health
SALON 3
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 158: Research Incubator #5: Consumption,
Markets and Technology
SALON 4
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 159: Research Incubator #6: Religion, Society and
Mental Health
SALON 5
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 160: Research Incubator #7: Interpersonal
Violence and Victimization
SALON 6
2:15 PM-3:00 PM
Session 161: Research Incubator #8: Sexuality, Marriage
and Health
SALON 7
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 162: Student Ideas of Race and Family
AMBASSADOR
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 163: Global Research on Gender and Sexuality
ATTACHE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 164: Higher Education and Social Mobility
CHARGE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 165: Medical Sociology and Mental Health
CONSULATE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 166: Author Meets Critics: The Public Professor
(New York University Press) by M.V. Lee Badgett
DELEGATE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 167: Social Contexts of Change
ENVOY ROOM
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 168: Social Support, Politics and Violence
PLAZA 1
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 169: Black Lives Matter: The Continuing
Significance of Race
PLAZA 2
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 170: The Politics of Religion, Sexuality, Marriage
and Gender
PLAZA 3
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 171: Community-Based Research: Lessons from
the Field
AMBASSADOR
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 172: Masculinities and Its Contemporary Forms
ATTACHE
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 173: Neoliberalism, Education and Inequality
CHARGE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 174: Marriage and Spousal Support
CONSULATE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 175: School Safety and Violence
DELEGATE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 176: Professional Advice for Graduate Students
DIPLOMAT
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 177: Negotiating Meaning Through Interaction
ENVOY ROOM
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 178: Minority Health and Mental Health
PLAZA 1
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 179: Author Meets Critics: The Scholar Denied:
W.E.B. DuBois and the Birth of Modern Sociology
(University of California Press) by Aldon D. Morris
PLAZA 2
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 180: Finding Happiness Within Families
PLAZA 3
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
Session 181: Presidential Honors and Convocation
Ceremony
Annual Awards: Hugh Floyd, Samford University
Presidential Plenary: Barbara Risman, University of
Illinois-Chicago
Where Will the Millennial`s Take us? A Gender Structure
Analysis of Identities, Marital Plans and Beyond
SALONS 7 & 8
6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Session 182: Presidential Reception and Dance Party
THE RITZ-CARLTON
BALLROOM
SATURDAY, April 16TH
Time
Event
Location
7:00 AM-8:00 AM
Session 183: SSS Business Meeting
PLAZA 2
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
PREFUNCTION
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 185: Poster Session I
SALON 1
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 186: Poster Session II
SALON 2
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 187: SWS-South Business Meeting
SALON 6
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 188: Awards Committee
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 189: Membership Committee
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 190: Committee on the Status of Students
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 191: Honors Committee
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 192: Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 193: Committee on Gender and Sexuality
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 194: Committee on Professions
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 195: Committee on Sociology in Community and
Small Colleges
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM-8:45 AM
Session 196: Committee on Sociological Practice
SALONS 3-5
8:30 AM-11:00 AM
BOARDROOM
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM-9:45 AM
Session 198: Poster Session III
SALON 1
9:00 AM-9:45 AM
Session 199: Poster Session IV
SALON 2
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 200: Roundtable #1: Research, Family and the
Social World
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 201: Roundtable #2: Domestic and International
Economic Development
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 202: Roundtable #3: Life Course, Family and
Health
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 203: Roundtable #4: Organizations at Their
Intersection
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 204: Roundtable #5: Race, Class and Gender:
Aspects of the Social World
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 205: Roundtable #6: Transnational Sociology:
Exploring International Boundaries
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 206: Roundtable #7: The Politics of Sex and
Gender
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 207: Roundtable #8: Guns, Violence and the Law
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 208: Roundtable #9: Race and School Discipline
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 209: Roundtable #10: Popular Culture and Virtual
Communities
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 210: Roundtable #11: Religion, Politics and War
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Session 211: Roundtable #12: Sexual Assault on Campus
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 212: Online Learning
AMBASSADOR
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 213: Local and Global Economics
ATTACHE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 214: Divorce and Religion
CHARGE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 215: Partners in Academia (Sponsored by the
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small
Colleges)
CONSULATE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 216: Author Meets Critics: Unequal Time:
Gender, Class, and Family in Employment Schedules
(Russell Sage Foundation) by Dan Clawson and Naomi
Gerstel
DELEGATE
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 217: Private and Public Spheres of Sexual
Minorities
DIPLOMAT
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 218: Identity and the Self in Context
ENVOY ROOM
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 219: Using Social Media in the Classroom
PLAZA 1
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 220: Getting Them Ready for the Trenches:
Preparing Graduate Students to Teach Sociology (cosponsored by Norton and the Committee on Sociology in
Community and Small Colleges
PLAZA 2
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
Session 221: New Horizons: Marriage, Class, Race, and
Gender
PLAZA 3
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 222: The Political Effects of Media
AMBASSADOR
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 223: Technology, Religion, and Cultural Sociology
ATTACHE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 224: Teaching Social Justice and Intersectionality
CHARGE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 225: The Cost of Color: The Economics of
Discrimination
CONSULATE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 226: Presenting about Teaching? Publish about
Teaching? (Sponsored by the Teaching Sociology Editorial
Board and TRAILS Editor)
DELEGATE
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 227: The Many Impacts of Social Media
DIPLOMAT
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 228: Using Games to Teach Sociology (Sponsored
by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small
Colleges)
ENVOY ROOM
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 229: Research and Teaching About Relationship
Trauma: A "Write Where It Hurts" Panel (Sponsored by
the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small
Colleges)
PLAZA 1
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 230: Presidential Plenary: Public Engagement:
Teaching Beyond the Academy
PLAZA 2
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 231: Teaching About Families and Relationships
PLAZA 3
10:30 AM-11:45 AM
Session 232: Work and Organizations: Sense-Making,
Accounts and Identity Management
SALON 7
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 233: Using TRAILS as a Teaching Resource
(Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in
Community and Small Colleges)
AMBASSADOR
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 234: Studies in Cultural Practice
ATTACHE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 235: Teasing Out Bias: The Matter of Meanings
and Measures in Understanding
CHARGE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 236: To Include Human Rights in The US
Constitution: What Sociologists Can Offer
CONSULATE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 237: The Sociology of Sports and Development
DELEGATE
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 238: Race and Classical Sociological Theory
DIPLOMAT
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 239: Women of Color in Leadership Roles in
Academia (Sponsored by SWS-South)
ENVOY ROOM
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 240: Teaching Critically to Multiple Audiences
PLAZA 1
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 241: Teaching and Social Justice in the Classroom
and Beyond
PLAZA 2
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 242: Teaching Issues of Social Justice (Sponsored
by SWS-South)
PLAZA 3
12:45 PM-2:00 PM
Session 243: The Role of Place in Educational Outcomes
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 244: Teaching to Diverse Student Populations
(Sponsored by the Committee for Sociology in
AMBASSADOR
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 245: Public Sociology, Service Learning, or
Transformative Sociology
ATTACHE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 246: Trauma and The Family
CHARGE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 247: Innovations in Undergraduate Teaching
CONSULATE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 248: Scholarly Activism: How/Why/When to Use
What We Know
DELEGATE
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 249: Author Meets Critics: Abortion Politics, Mass
Media, and Social Movements in America (Cambridge
University Press) by Deana Rohlinger
DIPLOMAT
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 250: What I Wish I Knew: Successful Faculty
Share Advice for Aspiring and Early Career Faculty
(Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in
PLAZA 1
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 251: Critically Teaching Sociology: Using A RealWorld Lens
PLAZA 2
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 252: Understanding Activism and Its Effect on
Millenials
PLAZA 3
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 253: Working Through it: Strategies for Managing
Poverty
SALON 6
2:15 PM-3:30 PM
Session 254: Youth, Drugs and Violence
SALON 7
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 255: Reception for the Teaching Multiple Publics
Mini-Conference: Socializing and Cocktails with
Contributors (Sponsored by Norton Publishers)
AMBASSADOR
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 256: Suicidal Ideation, Agency and Meaning
ATTACHE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 257: Spirituality and Health
CHARGE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 258: Political Contention and the Environment
CONSULATE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 259: Global Understandings of Activism and
Politics
DELEGATE
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 260: Research Incubator #9: Politics and Social
Movements
SALONS 7 & 8
3:45 PM-5:00 PM
Session 261: Research Incubator #10: Education,
Achievement and Sexuality
SALONS 7 & 8
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13TH
Time
Event
Location
2:00 PM—6:00 PM
Session 1. Executive Committee
ENVOY ROOM
4:00 PM—6:00 PM
Session 2. Pre-Registration
4:00 PM—6:00 PM
Session 3. On-Site Registration
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
PREFUNCTION
5:30 PM—8:30 PM
Session 4. Welcome Reception and Open Mic Jam
SALONS 1-2
7:00 PM—8:00 PM
Session 5. Meet SSS Candidates
SALONS 1-2
THURSDAY, April 14TH
Time
Event
Location
7:00 AM—8:00 AM
Session 6. Site Selection Committee
BOARDROOM
8:00 AM—9:00 AM
Session 7. Finance Committee
BOARDROOM
8:30 AM—5:00 PM
8:30 AM—5:30 PM
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
PREFUNCTION
8:30 AM—5:30 PM
Session 9. Book Exhibits
PREFUNCTION
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 10. Persistent Poverty in South Research Project
AMBASSADOR
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 11. Author Meets Critics: Behind the White Picket
Fence: Power and Privilege in a Multiethnic Neighborhood
(University of North Carolina Press) by Sarah Mayorga-Gallo
Organizer: Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Presider: Jessica Welburn, The University of Iowa
• Critic-- Louise E. Seamster, Duke University
• Critic-- R. L'Heureux Lewis-McCoy, City College of New
York--CUNY
• Critic-- Jessica Welburn, The University of Iowa
Author-- Sarah Mayorga-Gallo, University of Cincinnati
ATTACHE
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 12. Politics and Social Construction of Violence
Organizer and Presider: George H. Conklin, North Carolina
Central University
• The Social Construction of Deviant Behavior: A CrossCultural Egonetwork Approach to Perceptions of
Deviance-- Candace Forbes Bright, University of
Southern Mississippi
• Is There a Dexter Effect?: Public Perception of Serial
Killers-- Allison McAndrews, Western Carolina
University; Rebecca Sargent, Western Carolina
University; Peter P. Nieckarz, Jr., Western Carolina
University
• Sociological Theory and Domestic Terrorism: A
Neglected Policy Area-- George H. Conklin, North
Carolina Central University
• The New Face of White-Collar Crime in American Higher
Education-- Terrell A. Hayes, High Point University
Session 13. Drug and Substance Use
Organizers: Alexandra Warner, University of Central Florida;
Anthony Peguero, Virginia Tech
Presider: Robert Todd Perdue, Appalachian State University
• Derailing the OxyContin Express? A Search Query
Analysis of Drug Substitution -- Robert Todd Perdue,
Appalachian State University
• Prescription Drug Misuse Among College StudentAthletes: A Comparison Across Levels of Athletic
Participation-- Alexandra Warner, University of Central
Florida; Lynnette Priscilla Coto, University of Central
Florida; Jason ford, University of Central Florida
• Insurance Receipt and Readiness for Health Care Reform
Opportunities: A Survey of Treatment Providers for
Substance Use Disorders-- Mary Edmond, Piedmont
College; Lydia Aletraris, University of Georgia; Paul M.
Roman, University of Georgia
• Psychological Distress and Academic Achievement: The
Moderating Role of Marijuana Use -- Jason ford,
University of Central Florida; Corey Pomykacz,
University of Central Florida
CHARGE
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
CELEBRATING THE FABRIC OF
ALL FAMILIES
CONSULATE
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 14. Food, Society and Health Disparities
Organizer and Presider: Ken Kolb, Furman University
• Food Desert Interventions-- Ken Kolb, Furman
University; Alex Bailey, Furman University
• Constrained Choices in the Grocery Store: The Impact of
Prioritizing Budget and Convenience on the Nutritional
Quality of Purchases-- Christy Freadreacea Brady,
University of Kentucky
• The Perceived Impact of Football Participation on Health
across the Life Course-- Noah S. Webb, Florida State
University; Amy M. Burdette, Florida State University;
Joshua I. Newman, Florida State University; Sherrina S.
Lofton, Florida State University; Michael C. Turner,
Florida State University
• The Role of Household and Community Characteristics
on South Africans' Self-Reported Health-- Margaret
Ralston, Mississippi State University; Stacy Hoskins
Haynes, Mississippi State University
Session 15. Author Meets Critics: W.E.B. DuBois and the
Atlanta Sociological Laboratory, 1895-1924: The First American
School of Sociology (Ashgate) by Earl Wright II, Recipient of the
Charles S. Johnson Award
Organizer: Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State University
Presider: Zandria Robinson, Rhodes College
• Critic-- Zandria Robinson, Rhodes College
• Critic-- Wornie Reed, Virginia Tech
• Critic-- Robert Williams, Bennett College
• Critic-- Obie Clayton, Clark Atlanta University
Author-- Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati
DELEGATE
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
DIPLOMAT
The Clark Atlanta University
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Consider Graduate School at Clark Atlanta University
Home of the DuBois and the Atlanta Sociological Laboratories
Time
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Event
Session 16. Media, Social Media, and Sexuality
Organizers: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania; E. Brooke Kelly, University of North CarolinaPembroke
Presider: Joshua Simpkins, Georgia State University
• The Pornographic Sexual Script: Does it Improve
Heterosexual Women's Sexual Experiences with A
Partner? -- Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth
University; Matthew Ezzell, James Madison University;
Chyng F. Sun, New York University; Ana Bridges,
University of Arkansas
• Infidelity Online: Lessons from Ashley Madison-- Joshua
Simpkins, Georgia State University; Rachael McCrosky,
• More Closeted Than Gayness Itself: The Depiction of
Same-Sex Couple Violence in Newspaper Media -Michelle L. Estes, Middle Tennessee State University;
Gretchen R. Webber, Middle Tennessee State University
• Altering Complementarianism: Reinforcing and
Disrupting Heteronormativity in Young Adult Gay
Novels-- Tyler Flockhart, North Carolina State University
• Are Female Characters Still Frozen in Stereotypes? An
Intersectional Analysis of Disney's Frozen-- Anna S.
Rogers, University of South Carolina
Session 17. Presidential Plenary: Marriage Equality: Social
Science Research in Action
Organizer: Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago
Presider: Wendy Manning, Bowling Green State University
• -- Lee Badgett, University of MA-Amherst
• -- Brian Silva, Marriage Equality
• -- Wendy Manning, Bowling Green State
University
Session 18. Author Meets Critics: Beyond the Beat: Musicians
Building Community in Nashville (Princeton University Press)
by Daniel B. Cornfield
Organizer: Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
Presider: Vincent Roscigno, Ohio State University
• Critic-- Vincent Roscigno, Ohio State University
• Critic-- Richard Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal
Justice
• Critic-- Alexandre Frenette, Arizona State University
• Critic-- Timothy Dowd, Emory University
Author-- Daniel Cornfield, Vanderbilt University
Location
ENVOY ROOM
PLAZA 1
PLAZA 2
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 19. Urban Sociology and Communities
Organizer: Kristen Myers, Northern Illinois University
Presider: Joyce F. Clapp, University of North CarolinaGreensboro
• Identifying Opportunities: Geospatial Analysis as a Tool
for Targeted Redevelopment-- Rachel Sarah Ryding,
University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Stephen J.
Sills, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
• Social Change and LGBTQ Housing Discrimination:
Interpretations of the Impact of Obergefell v. Hodges on
Local Fair Housing Ordinances-- Joyce F. Clapp,
University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Stephen J.
Sills, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
• Living on the Edge: Gentrification, Displacement, and
Diversity on a Neighborhood Faced with University
Expansion-- Melissa Ann Roberts, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro; Stephen J. Sills, University of
North Carolina-Greensboro
• Comparison of the Prevalence of Stable Integrated
Neighborhoods in Select MSAs-- Richard Greg Moye,
Winston-Salem State University; Melvin Thomas, North
Carolina State University
• Banking on Change: The Birmingham Land Bank
Authority and Neighborhood Revitalization-- William
Grady Holt, Birmingham-Southern College; Marilyn M.
Rowell, Birmingham-Southern College; Julia Craeger,
Birmingham-Southern College
Session 20. Author Meets Critics: Despite the Best Intentions:
How Racial Inequality Thrives in Good Schools (Oxford
University Press) by Amanda E. Lewis and John B. Diamond
Organizer: Karolyn Tyson, University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill
Presider: Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• Critic-- Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• Critic-- Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M University
• Critic-- Adria N. Welcher, Morehouse College
Authors-- Amanda E. Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago; John
B. Diamond, University of Wisconsin, Madison
PLAZA 3
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
SALON 1
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 21. Color-Blind and Color Conscious Racism
Presider: Devon A Wright, Florida International University
• Benevolent Racism and the Co-Optation of the Black
Lives Matter Movement -- Luigi Esposito, Barry
University; Victor Romano, Barry University
• Hate on the Internet: Anti-Immigration Edition -Candace E. Griffith, Augusta University
• White Supremacist Ideology and Segregationist Frames
of Protest in Cold War Context-- Devon A Wright, Florida
International University
• How Race Brought the Religious Right into Politics and
into the Republican Party-- Jack M Bloom, Indiana
University Northwest
Session 22. Crime, Law and Deviance
Organizer: Anthony Peguero, Virginia Tech
Presider: James Tuttle, North Carolina State University
• The Tension Between the Public and the Private:
Towards a Historical Sociology of Eminent Domain-- Dr.
Farshad Araghi, Florida Atlantic University; Victoria
Sexton, Florida Atlantic University
• Pubertal Timing and Criminal Behavior: Integrating Life
History Theory with Traditional Criminological
Perspectives-- Eric T. Klopack, University of Georgia;
Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia
• Institutional Legitimacy and Homicide: A Cross-National
Analysis-- James Tuttle, North Carolina State University
• Intergenerational Income Mobility and Crime: A MacroLevel Analysis-- Timothy McClure, University of South
Carolina Aiken; Christopher Purser, University of North
Alabama; Troy Wilson, University of South Carolina
Aiken
SALON 2
9:00 AM-10:15 AM
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 23. From Bad to Worse: Insecurity, Stress and Economic
Inequality
Organizer: Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University
Presider: Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama
• Food Access Among the Homeless in Greensboro, North
Carolina-- Deirdre Sommerlad-Rogers, Greensboro
College; Christopher Bradley, Troy University; Jessica
Barcomb, Greensboro College; Peter Ugone, George
Mason University
• Time Insecurity: How Precarious Time Shapes the Food
Practices of Low-Income Mothers-- Erinn Brooks, North
Carolina State University; Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina
State University; Sarah Bowen, North Carolina State
University
• Post-Traumatic Stress or Post-Traumatic Growth?
Survivors' Financial and Psychological Trajectories After
the Tuscaloosa Tornado-- Ariane Prohaska, University of
Alabama
• The Legitimacy Paradox in Corporate Credit Rating-Jacob Apkarian, Virginia Tech
SALON 4
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 24. Gender Through a Global Lens
Organizers: Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University; Pallavi
Banerjee, University of Calgary
Presider: Lindsey Peterson, Mississippi State University
• The Gendered Nature of Macro/Global Risk-- Lindsey
Peterson, Mississippi State University; Anne Price,
Valdosta State University
• Barriers and Pathways to Skilled Immigrant Women's
Labor Market Access: A Comparison of Indians in the
U.S. and North Africans in France-- Caitlin Killian, Drew
University; Namita Manohar, Brooklyn College
• I Am Zero-Kilometer: Vaginismus and Constructs of the
Woman, Body, and Sexuality in Turkey-- Neslihan Sen,
University of Illinois-Chicago
• Subversive Entrepreneurialisms? Women's Engagements
with Transnational Sustainability Initiatives in
Darjeeling, India-- Debarti Sen, Kennesaw State
University
SALON 5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 25. How Is This Still a Thing? Explaining the Persistence
of Inequality and Exploring New Avenues for Change
Presider: Tracy Ore, St. Cloud State University
• I Wouldn't Want to Be Called a Whiner: Women's
Gendered Career Strategies and How They Are Shaping
Efforts to Equalize Opportunities in Academic Careers-Sharon Bird, Oklahoma State University
• The Last Acceptable Prejudice? Fatphobia, Fitness, and
the Embodiment of Inequality-- Katherine Mason,
Miami University
• Breaking Ground & Growing Justice: The Role of
Community Gardens in Addressing Food Insecurity-Tracy Ore, St. Cloud State University
• Re-Framing the Message: Addressing Inequalities in
Multimedia Formats-- Beth Davison, Appalachian State
University
Session 26. The Continuing Significance of Racial Attitudes
Presider: Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech
• Does Cultural Conflict Shape Racial Attitudes? -- Michael
Hughes, Virginia Tech; Steven A. Tuch, George
Washington University
• Anti-Immigration Sentiment: Reassessing the Role of
Racial Resentment-- Cameron Lippard, Appalachian
State University; J. Scott Carter, University of Central
Florida
• The Relationship between Cohort Replacement and
Social Attitudes: Old Problems and New Perspectives-Tony Brown, Vanderbilt University; Ryan Talbert,
Vanderbilt University
• Policy Reframing Racial Projects: A Quantitative Analysis
of the Effects Affirmative Action Has on Opinion of
Public Policy-- Breon J. Haskett, Georgia College & State
University; Dillon R. Johnstone, Georgia College & State
University
SALON 6
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
BUILDING STRONG FAMILIES
ONE PERSON AT A TIME
SALON 7
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 27. Addressing Poverty, Health, Policy and Social
Justice Through Applied Sociology
Organizer: James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University
Presiders: E. Brooke Kelly, University of North CarolinaPembroke; Braylon Gillespie, University of Kentucky
• Climbing Out of Regional Poverty:The Economic Impact
of Rock Climbing in the Red River Gorge, KY-- James N.
Maples, Eastern Kentucky University; Braylon Gillespie,
University of Kentucky; Katherine Gerlaugh, University
of Tennessee; Brian Clark, Eastern Kentucky University;
Ryan Sharp, Kansas State University
• Unhealthy Homes and Asthma: Geospatial Data
Surveillance for -- Stephen J. Sills, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro; Lynn Cochran, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro; Erin Klinger, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro
• Circumventing Structural Barriers to Health: The Final
Evaluation of the 4 Me! Teen Sexual Health Project-Jeffry Will, University of North Florida; Tracy Milligan,
University of North Florida
• Human Trafficking: Exploration of Best Practices for
Restoration and Integration for Survivors-- Joel David
Shafer, Georgia Southern University
• Promoting Work-Life Balance for University Faculty: The
Role of Policy and Mentoring-- James Hougland,
University of Kentucky; Marjorie Darrah, West Virginia
University; Kasi Jackson, West Virginia University;
Melissa Latimer, West Virginia University
AMBASSADOR
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 28. The Continuing Significance of Poverty
Organizer: Jessi Streib, Duke University
Presider: Chloe Anna Connelly, University of Cincinnati
• Determinants of Attitudes towards Local Development
in Rural Counties-- Ryan James Parsons, Princeton
University; Albert B. Nylander, University of Mississippi
• A Thematic Analysis of the 2015 World Expo:
Perpetuating Food Insecurity or Promoting Social
Justice-- Sara Alana Stein, University of TennesseeKnoxville
• The Moral Foundations of Conservative and Liberal
Views on Poverty and Welfare: Bases of Potential
Purposeful Discourse-- Marcia Ghidina, University of
North Carolina-Asheville
• Demythologizing Welfare Queens: A Pragmatic Critique
of PRWORA and Neo-liberal Welfare Reform Policies-Jordan E. Mazurek, Eastern Kentucky University
• Classless America: Intergenerational Social Mobility &
Class Identification in the United States-- Chloe Anna
Connelly, University of Cincinnati
ATTACHE
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 29. Courts and Incarceration
Presider: Rachel Sarah Rubens, University of Miami
• What makes Effective Counsel? A Case Study of MiamiDade Capital and First-degree Felony Cases-- Rachel
Sarah Rubens, University of Miami
• Judge Perception of Rationality and Performance: A
Multi-Method Study of Rationality in State Courts-- Sven
Smith, Stetson University; Emily J. Lang, Stetson
University
• Barriers to Prosecuting Domestic Violence Strangulation
Cases: Results from a Pilot Study-- Adam Pritchard,
University of Central Florida; Amy Reckdenwald,
• Self-Sustaining Capitalism: The Prison Industrial
Complex, Alienation, and Simulated Reality-- Maria
Jacqueline Bordt, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
CHARGE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 30. Challenges Addressed: Qualitative Research in
Work and Organizations
Organizer and Presider: Kendra Jason, University of North
Carolina-Charlotte
• Reflections On Conducting Qualitative Research in
Organizations -- Irene Padavic, Florida State University
• Navigating IRBs after Alice Goffman's "On the Run" -Ken Kolb, Furman University
• In Too Deep: Negotiating the Roles of Researcher and
Participant in Organizational Ethnography -- Kylie
Parrotta, Delaware State University
• Contending with Real and Imagined Audiences in
Evaluation Research -- Kendra Jason, University of North
Carolina-Charlotte
Session 31. Income Inequality, Employment and the State
Organizers: Kendra Jason, University of North CarolinaCharlotte; Laura Lopez-Sanders, UNC Premboke
Presider: Maria R. Lowe, Southwestern University
• Does Motherhood Influences Qatari Women's
Employment Participation? -- Elrayah A. Osman, Qatar
University; Hicham Raiq, Qatar University; Chedli Baya
Chatti, Qatar University
• Public Sector Workers, Neoliberal Reforms, and Eroding
Conditions: The U.S. and Germany in Comparative and
Temporal Context-- Vincent Roscigno, Ohio State
University; Carsten Sauer, Bielefeld University; Peter
Valet, Bielefeld University; George Wilson, University of
Miami
• Labour Market Inequalities and Justice Perceptions of
Earnings-- Stefan Liebig, University of Bielefeld; Carsten
Sauer, Bielefeld University; Peter Valet, Bielefeld
University
• The Organizational Production of Earnings Inequalities-Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of MassachusettsAmherst; Peter Jacobebbinghaus, Institute for
Employment Research; Silvia Melzer, Bielefeld
University
• Social Media for Social Closure: How Employers Use
Online Information to Screen Job Candidates-- Hannah
McQueen, North Carolina State University; Scott
Thomas Grether, North Carolina State University; Kim
Holland, North Carolina State University; Steve
McDonald, North Carolina State University; Amanda K.
Damarin, Georgia Perimeter College
CONSULATE
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
DELEGATE
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 32. Author Meets Critics: Whitewashing the South:
White Memories of Segregation and Civil Rights (Rowman &
Littlefield) by Kristen M. Lavelle
Organizer and Presider: Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
• Critic-- Ruth Thompson-Miller, University of Dayton
• Critic-- Barbara Harris Combs, Clark Atlanta University
• Critic-- Sandra Gill, Gettysburg College
Author-- Kristen Lavelle, UW - Whitewater
Session 33. Matters of Sex and Sexuality
Organizer: Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
Presider: Abbey S Willis, University of Connecticut
• A Mixed-Methods Examination of the Risks and Rewards
Faced by Women in a Sexualized Work Environment-Victoria Ann Tomkinson, Stetson University
• Risky Sexual Behavior and Condom Use Among Youth in
Botswana-- William K. A. Agyei, Norfolk State University;
Tina Abrefa-Gyan, Norfolk State University
• Benign Sexual Variation: Intimacies, Family, and
Queering Sexual Citizenship-- Abbey S Willis, University
of Connecticut
• Black Feminist Theory and African American Women's
Struggle for Sexual Agency: An Intersectional Approach-Mariah Elizabeth Webber, University of North CarolinaCharlotte
Session 34. Marriage Equality and Stability
Organizer: Brandon A. Jackson, University of Arkansas
Presider: Arialle Crabtree, University of Georgia
• Not So Different: How Same-Sex and Different-Sex
Couples in Appalachia Present for a Brief Relationship
Intervention-- Melanie Miller, University of TennesseeKnoxville; Kelly Roth, University of Tennessee-Knoxville;
Patricia Roberson, University of Tennessee-Knoxville;
Kristina Gordon, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• Saving Marriage Culture One Marriage at a Time:
Relationship Education and the Reinstitutionalization of
Marriage in an Era of Individualism-- Jennifer Randles,
California State University-Fresno; Orit Avishai, Fordham
University
• Predictors and Consequences of Change in Marital
Quality Over Time-- Christine Proulx, University of
Missouri
• An Examination of Domestic Violence Perpetration: A
Further Look into the Gender Symmetry and Asymmetry
Debate -- Michelle Fabiola Parra, University of Central
Florida
• Marriage Equality in Georgia: Comparing the Role of
Emotion in Online and Offline Activism -- Arialle
Crabtree, University of Georgia
DIPLOMAT
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
ENVOY ROOM
PLAZA 1
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 35. Making Marginalized Mothers Visible
(Co-Sponsored by SWS-South and The Committee on
Sociological Practice)
Organizer and Presider: Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University
• Interrogating the Discourse of Social Support-- Perry
Threlfall, George Mason University
• When Sex Education Intersects with Pop Culture: Mixed
Messages of Teen Motherhood-- Tara Mantovani
Stamm, Virginia Commonwealth University
• "Obey or get canned": Homeless Mothers' Perceptions
of the Power Inequality Between Them and Social
Service Providers-- Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar, Valdosta
State University
• Mothering Ideology and Accountability: Welfare-toWork Program Managers Policing their Clients'
Mothering-- Brianna Turgeon, Kent State University
Session 36. Science, Emotions and Visual Sociology
Presider: Jesse Lane, Valdosta State University
• What Does It Mean to Doula? Competing Styles of Birth
Work among Doulas-- Natalia Ruiz-Junco, Auburn
University; Shaconna Haley, InnerLight Holistic Prenatal
& Birth Doula Services
• Identity, Inequality, and Trust in Science-- Jesse Lane,
Valdosta State University; Kimberly Reid, Valdosta State
University; Anne Price, Valdosta State University
• Creating an Egalitarian Privileged Space: Displaying
Works by Artists of Color in the Modern Art Museum-John H.P. Semlitsch, Southwestern University
• Sex, Sexuality, Dominance and Gendered
Advertisements: A Goffmanian Content Analysis of
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1968 & 2015 -- Mara Juliao,
Texas Tech University
Session 37. Marriage Equality and Public Policy
Organizer: Wendy Manning, Bowling Green State University
Presider: Brian Silva, Marriage Equality
• -- Gregory Lewis, Georgia State University
• -- Wendy Manning, Bowling Green State University
• -- Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
• -- Abigail Ocobock, University of Notre Dame
PLAZA 2
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
PLAZA 3
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 38. Feminist Leadership: Individual Strategies and
Structural Change (Sponsored by SWS-South)
Organizer: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania
Presiders: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania; Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University
• Radical Self-Care-- Shanesha Brooks-Tatum, Life Balance
and Wellness Institute
• Feminist Mentoring-- Shannon N. Davis, George Mason
University
• Barriers to Advancement for Women of Color-- Verna
Keith, Texas A&M University
• Feminist Leadership in Hostile Environments-- Tracy Ore,
St. Cloud State University
• Feminist Leadership in Community Settings-- Mangala
Subramaniam, Purdue University
Session 39. Disability and Identity
Presider: Alexandra Krause, Florida State University
• I'm Not Broken: Construction of Identities with
Disabilities Through Narrative Analysis-- Melinda Leigh
Maconi, University of South Florida
• Disability and Attainment of Adulthood Markers-Alexandra Krause, Florida State University
• The First Five: Narratives on Thriving with HIV-- Marcus
Brooks, Middle Tennessee State University
• Using my Autism as a Strength: A Participatory
Evaluation of a Local Social Skills Program for Young
People on the Autism Spectrum-- Brett Daniel Cooksey,
Coastal Carolina University
Session 40. Race, Place and Diversity: A Closer Look at the
Atlanta Metropolitan Area
Organizer and Presider: Regine O. Jackson, Agnes Scott College
• Spatial Inequality and Diversity-- Regine O. Jackson,
Agnes Scott College
• Trade-Offs in School Decision-Making Among Black
Middle Class Families-- Adria N. Welcher, Morehouse
College
• Blackness as A Plus: Race and Afro-Caribbean Migration
to Atlanta-- LaToya A. Tavernier, Framingham State
University
• Urban Restructuring in Atlanta: A Nexus of Race, Power
and Growth-- Chandra D. Ward, Kennesaw State
University
SALON 4
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
SALON 5
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 41. Effective Yet Efficient Faculty (Sponsored by SWSSouth)
Organizer and Presider: Chavella T. Pittman, Dominican
University
• Teaching in No Time Express: How to Prepare for a
Stress Free Semester-- Chavella T. Pittman, Dominican
University
• Strategies for Effective Use of Time as a Faculty
Administrator-- Marieke Van Wiilligen, Georgia
Southern University
• When to Multitask/When to Focus, and How to Make
Progress: Tales from an Associate Professor and Mother
of Two-- Patricia Drentea, University of AlabamaBirmingham
Session 42. Committee Chair Orientation (President-Elect
Christopher Ellison)
Session 43. Voices from Within the Veil: W.E.B. DuBois,
Religion and Intersectional Identities
Organizer and Presider: Willa M. Johnson, University of
Mississippi
• A Critical Examination of DuBois' On the Damnation of
Women -- Barbara Harris Combs, Clark Atlanta
University
• Exploring the Darkwaters: W.E.B. DuBois, Race, Religion
and the Souls of White Folk -- Marcus A. Hunter,
University of California, Los Angeles
• Anti-Semitism and DuBois's Response -- James Thomas,
University of Mississippi
Discussant:
• Willa M. Johnson, University of Mississippi
Session 44. Juvenile Delinquency
Presider: Joshua Wakeham, University of Alabama
• Pragmatic Justice in Juvenile Sentencing-- Joshua
Wakeham, University of Alabama
• Inequality and Juvenile Drug Cases in Virginia-- Scott R
Maggard, Old Dominion University
• Delinquency and Family Structure-- Bethany Callan
Nelson, University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Christine
Vossler, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• The Timing of Delinquency-- Laine Briddell, Christopher
Newport University
SALON 7
12:00 PM—12:45 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
AMBASSADOR
ATTACHE
CHARGE
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 45. Disability and Sexuality (Sponsored by SWS-South)
Organizer and Presider: Justine Egner, University of South
Florida
• Private Lives as Public Matters: Marriage Equality and
the Disability Rights Movement-- Melissa Welch,
• Identity as Disability: Contextualizing the Mental Health
Needs of Black Lesbian Youth-- Brittany Taylor, Georgia
State University
• Pornography and Disability: My Friends are in That
Porno...Oh Wait, No They Aren't -- Viki Peer, University
of South Florida
• NeuroQueering: Imagining Queer Crip Theory Through
Neurodiversity-- Justine Egner, University of South
Florida
Session 46. Intersectional Research Methods
Organizer and Presider: Catherine Harnois, Wake Forest
University
• Intersectional Research Methods: Insights from a
Decade of Disaster Research-- Lynn Weber, University of
South Carolina
• PathTech LIFE: Constructing a National Survey of Diverse
Community College STEM Students-- Will Tyson,
• Intersectionality-Type Research: Shall It Be Qualitative,
Quantitative, or Mixed for the Social Sciences? -- Evelyn
M. Simien, University of Connecticut
Session 47. Social Class Inequality in the Labor Market
Presider: Michael Gaddis, Pennsylvania State University
• The Stigma of Online For-Profit Degrees: Negative
Credential for All or Statistical Discrimination for Some?
-- Michael Gaddis, Pennsylvania State University
• Why It's a Decent Bet That Our Children Will Be
Professors Too: Social Class and The Intergenerational
Transmission of Occupational Knowledge and Plans-Kim Weeden, Cornell
• In a Class of Their Own: How Working-Class Students
Experience University-- Wolfgang Lehmann, University
of Western Ontario
• State Governments, Local Labor Markets, and
Unemployment: Examining Differential Patterns in
Returns to Work for Men and Women Across Class-Sarah Damaske, Penn State University
CONSULATE
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
DELEGATE
DIPLOMAT
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 48. Identities: Gender, Sex and Sexuality
Presider: Maria del Carmen Elias, George Mason University
• We Can Write the Script Ourselves: LGBTQ Dating and
Courtship Practices-- Ellen Lamont, Appalachian State
University
• Hooking Up in College Campuses and Gender Equality:
The Graduate Student Experience MC Elias George
Mason University-- Maria del Carmen Elias, George
Mason University
• The Heteronormative Pressures on Stetson's Campus-Rachel Elizabeth McLeod, Stetson University; Sven
Smith, Stetson University
• Dear Diary, I Don't Think I'm Straight: A Queer
Assignment Exploring LGBT/Q Youth's Identities Across
the Decades-- Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh, Georgia State
University; Marni A. Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College;
Marik Xavier-Brier, Georgia State University
• Well If There's One Benefit, You're Not Going to Get
Pregnant: A Qualitative Investigation of the Sex
Education That Gay and Lesbian Individuals Received -Michelle L. Estes, Middle Tennessee State University
Session 49. LGBT: History, Family and Broader Concerns
Organizer: Jaime McCauley, Northern Kentucky University
Presider: Sierra A. Schnable, University of Florida
• A Family Affair: Cultural Contexts and Framing
Strategies Used in Same-Sex Marriage Activism-- Jaime
McCauley, Northern Kentucky University
• The Impact of Civil Union Legislation on Minority Stress,
Depression, and Hazardous Drinking in a Diverse Sample
of Sexual-Minority Women: A Natural Experiment-Bethany Everett, University of Utah; Mark
Hatzenbuehler, Columbia University; Tonda L. Hughes,
University of Illinois at Chicago
• The Familial is Political: Constructing Lesbianormativity
in Gay Parent Magazine-- Sierra A. Schnable, University
of Florida
• Interracialists Sex Skirmishes Among Gay Men in the
1908s-- K.L. Broad, University of Florida
ENVOY ROOM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
PLAZA 1
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 50. The Social Psychology of Inequality
Organizer and Presider: Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University
• Understanding Age-Based Patterns in Anger Proneness:
A Socioemotional Selectivity Perspective-- Robyn L.
Brown, University of Kentucky
• Exploring the Link Between Racial Identity and Mental
Health Among Interracial Daters-- Byron Miller, Miami
University
• I'm a Student Here but Not Like Them: Collegiate
Veteran's Emotional Dilemnas-- Doug Schrock, Florida
State University; Brian Knop, Florida State University
Session 51. Community, Identity and Collective Behavior
Organizers: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University; Thomas N.
Ratliff, Arkansas State University
Presider: Kristen Annette Clayton, University of Georgia
• Considering a Democratization Alternative from
Cooperative Tensions: Multistakeholder Cooperatives -Thomas Walter Gray, USDA, Co-op Programs, &
University Saskatchewan
• Are Communities of Color Faithful or Faithless about
Domestic Violence? (A Study of the Faith based
Communities and Domestic/intimate partner violence
Prevention in African-American Churches) -- Anjerrika
Raishawn Bean, Howard University
• College Context and Biracial Students' Accounts of
Identity Stability and Change-- Kristen Annette Clayton,
University of Georgia
Session 52. Author Meets Critics: Contesting Intersex: The
Dubious Diagnosis (New York University Press) by Georgiann
Davis
Organizer: Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University
Presider: Sara Crawley, University of South Florida
• Critic-- Sara Crawley, University of South Florida
• Critic-- Wendy Simonds, Georgia State University
• Critic-- Carla Pfeffer, University of South Carolina
• Critic-- D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans
Author-- Georgiann Davis, University of Nevada Las Vegas
PLAZA 2
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
PLAZA 3
SALON 1
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 53. Constructing Racial Identity
Presider: Shawn Alan Trivette, Louisiana Tech University
• Undocumented Brazilian Gender Identities &
Negotiations of American Manhood-- Meischa Eileen
Sineno, University of South Florida
• White Youth on Race: From Middle Childhood to
Adolescence -- Margaret Hagerman, Mississippi State
University
• How White Parents of Transracial Adoptees Choose
Where to Live and Play-- Kathryn A. Sweeney, Purdue
University Calumet
• White is Quid? The Social Construction of White Identity
and Whiteness-- Connor Batey, Louisiana Tech
University
Session 54. Gender and Reproduction (Co-sponsored by SWS -South and The Committee on Gender and Sexuality)
Organizer and Presider: Shannon K Carter, University of Central
Florida
• From Preventive Health Care to Abortifacients: The
Affordable Care Act and the Disappearing Narrative of
Women's Health-- Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville
University
• Constructions of Space, Bodily Function, Nature, and
Identities in African American Mothers' Accounts of
Breastfeeding -- Chelsea Nordham, University of Central
Florida
• Expanding Notions of Maternal Responsibility: Risk
Discourses Among Birth Workers and the Women Who
Use Them-- Katherine McCabe, University of IllinoisChicago; Katherine McCabe, University of IllinoisChicago
• Peer Breast Milk Sharing as Scientific Mothering:
Navigating Evidence-Based Infant Feeding-- Shannon K.
Carter, University of Central Florida; Beatriz M. ReyesFoster, University of Central Florida
Session 55. Extremism and Responses to It in America
Presider: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
• The Extremism of Normative Whiteness in Post-Racial
America-- Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University
• Trends in Rightist Extremism-- Evelyn Schlatter,
Southern Poverty Law Center
• The Specter of Violence in Extremist Groups-- David
Cunningham, Washington University in St. Louis
SALON 2
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
SALON 3
SALON 4
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 56. Exploring Drag Performance
Organizer: Kylie Parrotta, Delaware State University
Presider: Ray Siebenkittel, Louisiana State University
• Creating Queer Spaces, Redoing Gender: The Case of
Fantasia Drag Queens-- Harry Barbee, Florida State
University
• Queer Sensitivities and Data: (de)Constructing
Qualitative Research and Abductive Analysis-- Swede
White, Louisiana State University
• Wigs, High Heels, and Camera Lenses: A Longitudinal
Content Analysis of Drag Queens in Film -- Kami
Rutherford, Texas State University-San Marcos
• "Gluesticks and Glitter: (De)Constructing the Bodies of
Drag Queening Men"-- Ray Siebenkittel, Louisiana
State University
Session 57. SSS Persistent Poverty in the South Project--Where
We Stand Today, Part I
Organizer: E. Brooke Kelly, University of North CarolinaPembroke
Presider: Leslie Hossfeld, Mississippi State University
• Mississippi Food Insecurity Project -- Leslie Hossfeld,
Mississippi State University
• Challenges to Employment in Southern Rural Persistent
Poverty Counties -- Julia Waity, University of North
Carolina-Wilmington; Andre Elliott, University of North
Carolina Wilmington; James Markus, University of North
Carolina Wilmington; Nicole Whaley, University of North
Carolina-Wilmington; Megan Maudlin, University of
North Carolina-Wilmington
• Herding Green Cats: Environmental Stakeholders in a
Local Green Economy-- Emily Medley, University of
Tennessee-Knoxville; Jon Shefner, University of
Tennessee-Knoxville; Jenna A. Lamphere, University of
Tennessee
SALON 5
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 58. Gender, Sex and Culture
Presider: Tom Linneman, College of William & Mary
• That Which is Not Measured is Ignored: Developing a
Measure for Better Cross-National Comparison of Sexual
Assault-- Rachel Marie Durso, Washington College; S.
Matthew Stearmer, The Ohio State University
• It's Time to Talk About...Sexual Assault: Student
Perspectives as a Mechanism for Sexual Assault
Awareness-- Sarah Winslow, Clemson University; Alexis
Trumble, Clemson University; Laura Haney, Clemson
University; Chandler Stepp, Clemson University;
Adrienne Eubanks, Clemson University
• Who's Telling this Story? The Impact of Reporter's
Gender on Newspaper Text-- Von Bakanic, College of
Charleston
• This is a Man's World: Gender, sexuality and the role of
women on HBO's The Wire-- Cheri Chambers, Saint Leo
University; Linda Waldron, Christopher Newport
University; Allison Sprinkle,
• Modern Masculinities: Exploring the Wide-Ranging
Representations of Masculinities on Modern Family-Tom Linneman, College of William & Mary
ATTACHE
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 59. Femininities and Its Contemporary Forms
Presider: Rachel Douglas, Florida State University
• Well, Don't Walk Around Naked... Unless You're a Girl:
Jamtronica Festival Femininities Renegotiating the
Pleasure-Danger Binary through (Self-) Objectification-Kaitlyne Anne Motl, University of Kentucky
• Swilling Sirens: Women, Public Drinking, and Ideal
Femininity-- Emily Hay Starr, Tulane University; Alicia
McCraw, Tulane University
• The Overtaking of Undertaking: Feminization and
Cultural Gender Beliefs about Funeral Directing -- Sarah
Donley, Jacksonville State University; Chardie Baird,
Kansas State University
• Gendered Solo Travel: The Social Construction of the
Bounded Explorer-- Rachel Douglas, Florida State
University
CONSULATE
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 60. Culture, Continuity and Change
Organizer: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania
Presider: Katie Cooper, University of South Florida
• Ironic Performativity and Interpretations of Culture
through Standup Comedy-- Katie Cooper, University of
South Florida
• Online Community Response to YouTube Abuse-- Jessica
Herling, Virginia Tech
• Funding Female Features: Crowdfunding for Gender
Equity in the Film Industry-- Talitha Rose, Virginia Tech
• Let's Talk About Sex: A Content Analysis of Cosmopolitan
Magazine as an Alternative Source of Sex Education for
Young Women-- Rameika Raechelle Newman, University
of Central Florida
• Golden Gate's Grief: Media Coverage of Location Suicide
at The Golden Gate Bridge-- Shannon Rose Simone,
Session 61. Campus Matters: Sex, Sexuality and Sexual
Violence
Presider: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North CarolinaGreensboro
• Male Rape on Campus-- Arielle Kuperberg, University of
North Carolina-Greensboro; Catherine H. Choi,
University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Joseph E.
Padgett, University of South Carolina
• Sexual Hedonism: A Comparison of Undergraduate
Women and Men-- David Knox, East Carolina University;
Joyce Chang, University of Central Missouri; Andrea
Kathleen Fulle, East Carolina University
• Campus Alert: Are Colleges and Universities Complying
with The Clery Act? -- Louise E. Seamster, Duke
University; Rebecca Bach, Duke University
DELEGATE
Session 62. The Relationship of Science to Society
Organizer and Presider: Lindsey Peterson, Mississippi State
University
• The Relationship Between Perceptions of Risk and Trust
in Experts Cross-Nationally-- Lindsey Peterson,
Mississippi State University; Anne Price, Valdosta State
University
• Cultural Dispositions, Power, and Perceptions of Science- Gordon Gauchat, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
• Social/Science: Examining Interactions Between Citizens
and Experts in Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring-Jaime McCauley, Northern Kentucky University
• Expertise on Trial: Gender, Educational Credentials, and
Negotiating Expert Witness Credibility-- Timothy
O'Brien, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
ENVOY ROOM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
DIPLOMAT
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 63. Presidential Plenary: Families as They Really Are:
Conversations with Engaging Scholars
Organizer: Barbara Risman, University of Illinois at Chicago
Presider: Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary
• -- Frank Furstenberg, University of Pennsylvania
• -- Ruth Milkman, City University of New York
• -- Angela James, Loyola Marymount University
• -- Stephanie Coontz, Council on Contemporary Families
Session 64. Undergraduate Mentoring: Formal and Informal
Mentoring of Sociology Students (Co-Sponsored by SWS-South
and Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges)
Organizer and Presider: Marilyn Chamberlin, Western Carolina
University
• Teaching About Social Justice Issues and Doing Applied
Sociology in Alabama -- Bonnie Lynn Mitchell-Green,
Troy University, Montgomery Campus
• The Role of Social Capital and Mentored Undergraduate
Research in Student Identity Development-- Andrea N.
Hunt, University of North Alabama; Brad Wuetherick,
Dalhousie University; Michael R. Neal, Florida State
University; Ruth J. Palmer, College of New Jersey
• The Impact of Gender and Age on Informal Mentoring of
Sociology Students-- Marilyn Chamberlin, Western
Carolina University
Session 65. Health and Society
Presider: Moira Pauline Johnson, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
• African American Medical Students in Changing
Academic Contexts -- Michael Wise, Appalachian State
University; Catherine T. Harris, Wake Forest University
• Gender Differences in the Processes Linking Public
Stigma and Self-Disclosure Among College Students with
Mental Illness-- Julia Miller, University of Kentucky;
Robyn L. Brown, University of Kentucky; Jordan Brown,
University of Kentucky
• Actual and Perceived Academic Performance: Do
Campus Mental Health Services Make a Difference for
Students with a Mental Illness Diagnosis? -- Kathleen
Mary Brennan, Western Carolina University; Devan G.
Lalas, Western Carolina University
• Perceptions and Experiences of the Post-9/11 Latino/a
Veteran Cohort Transitioning to Higher Education - A
Qualitative Study-- Jonathan R. Cronin, Texas State
University
• Sense of Control and Physiological Dysregulation in
Middle Age: Evidence of Moderation by SES-- Moira
Pauline Johnson, University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill
PLAZA 1
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
PLAZA 2
PLAZA 3
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 66. Inequalities of Work: A Conversation with SWSSouth Winners and Experts on Research Trends and Future
Investigatory Directions on Gender and Work (Sponsored by
SWS-South)
Organizer and Presider: Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University
• The Passion Principle, Self-Expression, and the
Reproduction of Occupational Sex Segregation-- Erin A.
Cech, Rice University
• Separate and Unequal: An Audit Analysis Investigating
Gender Hiring Discrimination Across the Occupational
Hierarchy-- Jill E. Yavorsky, Ohio State University
Discussants:
• Sarah Damaske, Penn State University
• Sharon Bird, Oklahoma State University
Session 67. Competitive and Cooperative Movement Dynamics
Presider: Jason S. Allen, North Carolina State University
• Foul-Weather Friends: Intentional Limitations in Social
Movement Coalitions-- Amanda Pullum, Duke University
• The Treadmill of Production and Coastal Environmental
Concerns: The Structural Selectivity of North Carolina's
Coastal Resource Commission-- Jason S. Allen, North
Carolina State University; Stefano Longo, North Carolina
State University
• Debating Environmental Justice: Grassroots Activism in
Land-Use Controversies-- Alison E. Adams, University of
Florida; Anne Saville, University of Florida; Thomas E.
Shriver, North Carolina State University
• The Ecology of Environmental Association: Spillover,
Competition, and Membership in Sierra Club, 19842010-- Jonathan Scott Coley, Vanderbilt University;
Quan D. Mai, Vanderbilt University
Session 68. Politics of Educational Policy
Organizer: Amanda E Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago
Presider: John Reynolds, Florida State University
• A Fuzzy-Set Analysis of State Homeschooling
Regulations-- Isaiah Fink Avraham Cohen, Louisiana
State University; Mark J. Schafer, Louisiana State
University
• Assessing Florida Public School Performance with ValueAdded Models-- John Reynolds, Florida State University;
Kervin Isaac, Florida State University; Kristen Erichsen,
• Afrocentrism v. Eurocentrism: Portrayal of African
Americans in Higher General Education and the Effect
on Students-- Olivia Pryor, Virginia Commonwealth
University
• School Bullying Prevention and Response Strategies-Natalie Bullock, Louisiana Tech University
SALON 1
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
SALON 2
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 69. The Sociology of Craft Beer
Organizers: Nathaniel G. Chapman, Arkansas Tech University; J.
Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech
Presider: Nathaniel G. Chapman, Arkansas Tech University
• Brewing the American Dream: A Narrative Analysis of
the Stories Told by Craft Beer Producers-- Erick T.
Withers, University of South Florida
• Economic Valuation in Everyday Life: Producers' Role in
Valuation of Craft Beer-- Nathan A. Roberts, North
• Macros Miss the Mark(et): Examining the Role of
Markets in the Rise of Craft Beer-- Nathaniel G.
Chapman, Arkansas Tech University; Dillon J. Webster,
Arkansas Tech University
• The Spatial Dynamics of Organizational Identity among
Craft Beers-- Trunde Cserpes, University of Illinois,
Chicago; Paul-Brian McInerney, University of Illinois,
Chicago
Discussant:
• Ian Taplin, Wake Forest University
Session 70. Persistent Poverty and the Southern States: Models
for Developing Mutually Beneficial Partnerships with
Communities
Organizer and Presider: Barbara Harris Combs, Clark Atlanta
University
• Community Building and Social Change: Lesson from a
Decade Plus of Educating with the Community-- Michael
Rich, Emory University
• SSS Persistent Poverty in the South Initiative: The
Mississippi Food Insecurity Project (MFIP)-- Leslie
Hossfeld, Mississippi State University; Kecia Johnson,
University of Mississippi
• Vulnerability, Capabilities, and Applied Research
Capacity: Explorations in Community-Engaged
Quantitative Research to Inform Problem Solving-- John
J. Green, University of Mississippi
Discussant:
• Barbara Harris Combs, Clark Atlanta University
SALON 4
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
SALON 5
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 71. Emotions
Presider: Amelia Blume, University of Arizona
• Reframing Submission: Theology as a Structured
Defensive Strategy -- Amelia Blume, University of
Arizona
• "Feelings": Emotion Work Among Readers on a Popular
DIY Blog-- Jessica Pearce, University of LouisianaLafayette
• Not an Emotional Thing: Provider Attitudes About Pain
Management for University Students-- Alexandra
Catherine Hayes Nowakowski, Florida State University;
Kaitlyn E. Barningham, Florida State University; Charlyn
D. Buford, Florida State University; Martin Laguerre,
Florida State University; J.E. Sumerau, University of
Tampa
• Does Religious Involvement Promote Happiness among
American Muslims? Exploring the Moderating Effects of
Gender and Discrimination-- Gabriel A Acevedo,
University of Texas-San Antonio; Christopher Ellison,
University of Texas at San Antonio; Ali R. Chaudhary,
International Migration Institute, Oxford Universiy;
Metin Guven, University of Texas-San Antonio
Session 72. Invited Special Session on Race, Ethnicity, and
Immigration (Sponsored by Sociology of Race and Ethnicity)
Organizers: David Brunsma, Virginia Tech; David G. Embrick,
Loyola University-Chicago
Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago
• A Call for the Racialization of Immigration Studies: On
the Transition of Ethnic Immigrants to Racialized
Immigrants-- Rogelio Saenz, University of Texas-San
Antonio; Karen M. Douglas, Sam Houston State
University
• Social Agency and White Supremacy in Assimilationist
Studies of Immigration-- Vilna Bashi-Treitler, City
University of New York - Baruch College
• Rethinking Panethnicity and the Race-Immigration
Divide: An Ethnoracialization Model of Group
Formation-- Hana Brown, Wake Forest University;
Jennifer Jones, University of Notre Dame
SALON 6
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
JOY AND HAPPINESS
WITHIN FAMILIES
SALON 7
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 73. Gender, Beauty and Media
Presider: Renee D. Lamphere, University of North CarolinaPembroke
• How Do Mainstream Americanized Cartoons Affect the
Gender Socialization of Young Adults? -- Ernest Turner,
Morehouse College
• What's Preventing You From Being the Ideal Woman?:
Gender in Contemporary Pharmaceutical
Advertisements-- Haley Jo Gentile, Florida State
University; Michael C. Turner, Florida State University
• Dissemination of Private Video and Internet Disclosures
among Ghanaians: A Qualitative Study of Online Abuses
and Social Media Misuse-- C. Nana Derby, Virginia State
University; Frederick Ahmadu, Covenant University
• Unequal Beauty: Exploring Classism in the Western
Beauty Standard-- Leah Kozee Youngblood, Georgia
State University
Session 74. Gender, Sexuality, and Violence
Presider: Lindsay L. Kahle, Virginia Tech
• At the Intersection of Violence: Examining Women's
Responses to Digital Hate and Harassment in Virtual
Gaming Communities-- Kishonna L. Gray, Eastern
Kentucky University
• Gendering Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration: Does
Previous Victimization Matter? -- Claire M, Renzetti,
University of Kentucky; Kellie R. Lynch, University of
Kentucky
• Just Trying to Cop a Feel: How Gender and Race Shape
Young People's Tolerance of Nonconsensual Sexual
Contact in Public Drinking Settings-- Justine E. Tinkler,
University of Georgia; Sarah Becker, Louisiana State
University
• The Significance of Violence and Victimization on the
Lives of Sexual Minority Youth: Testing the Role of
Victimization on School Avoidance, Substance Use and
Mental Health Outcomes for Non-straight and Straight
Identified Youth-- Lindsay L. Kahle, Virginia Tech
CHARGE
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
CONSULATE
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 75. Framing Processes and Social Movements
Presider: Jordan Brown, University of Kentucky
• State Official Frames and the Vilification of Dissent-Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina State University;
Alison E. Adams, University of Florida; Laura A. Bray,
North Carolina State University
• We are the 99percent. Framing Issues Toward Multiple
Publics-- Jordan Brown, University of Kentucky
• Framing Disputes and the Resonance Dilemma Within
the Environmental Movement-- David Russell Zeller,
• The Ideological Context of the Charleston, SC, Shootings:
A Frame Analysis of Dylan Roof & the Council of
Conservative Citizens-- Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State
University; Jessica L. Middleton, University of CaliforniaIrvine; James Hawdon, Virginia Tech
Session 76. Bias and Discrimination
Presider: Melencia M Johnson, University of South Carolina
Aiken
• The Moderating Effects of Coping Style on the
Relationship between Discrimination and Health among
Black Americans. -- Calley Fisk, University of South
Carolina
• Racial Disparities in Cancer Clinical Trial Enrollment:
Cancer Center Stakeholders Recommend Resources and
Training to Increase Minority Recruitment-- Soumya
Niranjan, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Sarah
Briana Rutland, University of Alabama-Birmingham;
Reagan Durant, University of Alabama-Birmingham;
Michelle Martin, University of Alabama-Birmingham
• Division of Labor in the Workplace: Impact of Implicit
Bias on Perception and Memory-- Randy Lowell,
University of South Carolina-Union; Tammy Warr,
University of South Carolina-Union; Majdouline Ahmad
Aziz, University of South Carolina-Union
• Perpetual Strangers: Toward A Sociology of African
American Travel-- Melencia M Johnson, University of
South Carolina Aiken
DELEGATE
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
DIPLOMAT
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 77. Measuring Inequality in Organizations
Organizers: Kendra Jason, University of North CarolinaCharlotte; Laura Lopez-Sanders, UNC Premboke
Presider: Sven Smith, Stetson University
• The Effects of the Great Recession on Racial and Gender
Inequality within the Legal Profession-- Kenneth Jan
Michael Sanchagrin, Appalachian State University; Ellen
Lamont, Appalachian State University; Cameron
Lippard, Appalachian State University
• Employment Insecurity and Worker Ownership: Effects
and Possibilities in the 21st Century-- Cayce Jamil,
University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• Towards a Conceptual Model Explaining the Effects of
Modernity On an Organization's Internal Actors-- Sven
Smith, Stetson University; Stephanie Miller, Stetson
University
• Workplace Gender Composition and Gilded Age Strike
Outcomes -- Anna W. Jacobs, Vanderbilt University;
Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University
• Women in Management: Effects on Income Inequality,
Working Conditions, and Career Prospects among Men
and Women-- David Maume, University of Cincinnati;
Orlaith Heymann, University of Cincinnati
Session 78. Marriage at Its Intersection: Labor, Race and
Fertility
Presider: Joy L. Hightower, UC Berkeley
• Structure Versus Culture in The Rainbow: Division of
Domestic Labor in Same-Sex Homes-- Helen Virginia
Mays, Virginia Commonwealth University
• Public Policy Control of White Female Citizen Marriage
to Immigrant Men of Color in the United States-Shawna Lynn Avila, Florida International University
• Workers or People: Liminal Consequences of Visa
Policies -- Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary
• Love Jones Cohort Men and the Marriage Question -Joy L. Hightower, UC Berkeley
ENVOY ROOM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Embracing The Love in
All Families
PLAZA 1
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 79. Family Attitudes Among African Americans
Presider: Nancy L. Malcom, Georgia Southern University
• Young Women's Attitudes towards Marriage and
Childbearing by Race: The Problem of Abstract Survey
Questions-- Calvina Zaneta Ellerbe, University of North
Carolina-Pembroke
• The Racial Wealth Gap Influence on 21st Century
Marriage and Relationship Options among African
American College Female: An Exploratory Study-- Karla
M. McLucas, Bennett College; Shemiah K. Curry,
Bennett College; Amra M. Marshall, Bennett College
• Exploration of Attitudes towards Marriage among
African American Youth in South Carolina-- Mitchell B
Mackinem, Claflin University; Anisah Bagasra, Claflin
University
• Same-Sex Marriage Benefits: A Qualitative Analysis of
Couples in Central Texas During Meal Preparation-Cheryl Rollman-Tinajero, Texas A&M University
• Teaching Children About Death: Storybooks as a Form of
"Just in Time" Socialization-- Nancy L. Malcom, Georgia
Southern University
Session 80. Author Meets Critics: Taking the Heat: Women
Chefs and Gender Inequality in the Professional Kitchen
(Rutgers University Press) by Deborah A. Harris and Patti
Giuffre
Organizer: Kylie Parrotta, Delaware State University
Presider: Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University
• Critic-- Sharon Bird, Oklahoma State University
• Critic-- Sarah Damaske, Penn State University
• Critic-- Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University
• Critic-- Gretchen R. Webber, Middle Tennessee State
University
• Author-- Deborah A. Harris, Texas State University; Patti
Giuffre, Texas State University
PLAZA 2
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
PLAZA 3
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 81. Chronic Conditions, Health Care and Religion
Presider: Ryan James Parsons, Princeton University
• Gendered Marriage Trials: Cancer-Related Problems and
the Risk of Divorce or Separation after a Cancer
Diagnosis-- Cristina S. Stephens, Kennesaw State
University
• Explorations of Everyday Functions in Patient Self-Care
Activities-- Courtney B. VanHouten, Belmont University;
Christopher L. Simpson, Vanderbilt University; Laurie L.
Novak, Vanderbilt University
• Phenomenological Study of Pain: The Experiences of
Cancer-Related Pain-- Liza Hayes, University of Miami
• When I Was Sick You Insured Me: Rural Black Churches
and the Affordable Care Act-- Ryan James Parsons,
Princeton University
• What it Means to Have a Spiritual Awakening in
Alcoholics Anonymous-- John E. McDaniel, University of
West Georgia
Session 82. Grant Funding from Private Foundations: Securing
External Funding
Organizer and Presider: James Wilson, Russell Sage Foundation
• -- Stephen Glauser, Russell Sage Foundation
• -- James Wilson, Russell Sage Foundation
Session 83. Lost and Found: The LGTBQ Homeless Populations
and How Your Research Can Make a Difference (Sponsored by
SWS-South)
Organizer: Penny Harvey, Georgia State University
Presider: Trina Smith, Georgia Southern University
• An Introduction to Lost-n-Found and The Need for
LGBTQ Homelessness Services-- Nicholas Forge, Georgia
State University
• The 2015 Atlanta Youth Count, creating, planning, and
executing community based research-- Eric Wright,
Georgia State University; Erin Ruel, Georgia State
University
• An Overview of Findings from the 2015 Atlanta Youth
Count-- Ana Laboy, Georgia State University; Brandon K.
Attel, Georgia State University
• Research & Advocacy on Homeless & Rural LGTBQ
Populations-- Trina Smith, Georgia Southern University
SALON 1
Session 84. Publications Committee
SALON 4
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
SALON 2
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 85. Elder Experience
Organizers: Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University; Kristen
Myers, Northern Illinois University
Presider: Justine Amanda Gunderson, Florida State University
• Transitions into Elder Care and Caregiver Psychological
Functioning -- Katie James, University of Southern
Mississippi
• Demand for Social Services among Chinese Elders with
Long-Term Care Needs -- Haiyan Zhu, Virginia Tech
• Grand-Parenting Experiences: Variations and Effects on
Well-being-- Justine Amanda Gunderson, Florida State
University
• Oh SNAP: Do Food Insecure Seniors Benefit from
Participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program? -- Marie C. Gualtieri, North Carolina State
University; Amy M. Donley, University of Central Florida
Session 86. Environment and Social Inequalities from a
Organizer: Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary
Presider: Derek M.D. Silva, University of South Carolina
• The Effects of Networks and Social Capital on
Community Attachment and Satisfaction in the Face of a
Changing Climate and Coast-- Vanessa Parks, Louisiana
State University; Michael R. Cope, Brigham Young
University
• Criminalization of Forced Marriage in Europe: A
Qualitative Comparative Analysis-- Irem Ayse Ebeturk,
Emory University; Oliver Cowart, Emory University
• The Outcome of Trade Pre-, During, and Post- Arab
(Revolution) within the Middle East Region -Georgianna Anna-Maria Giampietro, Middle Tennessee
State University
• Transformative Discourses of Radicalization: A
Comparative Media Analysis in the US, Canada, and the
UK, 1960-2014-- Derek M.D. Silva, University of South
Carolina
SALON 5
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 87. Experiences of Ethics and Morality
Presider: Andrea Laurent-Simpson, Texas Woman's University
• Understanding Pet Relinquishment: Who is Most Likely
to Relinquish a Pet and Why? -- Cristina Alicia Hyman,
• Locating Animal Rights Support in Religious Contexts: A
Practical Approach through Framing and Networks-Rachel L. Austin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• The World Wildlife Web: The Network Structure of the
International Trade of Protected Animal Species-Madison Lyn Boden, North Carolina State University
• As Close as You are Gonna Get: The Role of the Animal
Child in Fertility Maintenance for Childless People-Andrea Laurent-Simpson, Texas Woman's University
Session 88. Sociology Graduate Program’s Informational
Session I
Session 89. Sociology Graduate Program's Informational
Session II
Session 90. Sociology Graduate Program's Informational
Session III
Session 91. Author Meets Critics: Rebellious Conservatives:
Social Movements in Defense of Privilege (Palgrave MacMillan)
by David R. Dietrich
Organizer and Presider: Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, Manhattanville
College
• Critic-- Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, Manhattanville College
• Critic-- Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University
• Critic-- Ellington Graves, Virginia Tech
Author-- David R. Dietrich, Texas State University
Session 92. Author Meets Critics: Race, Gender, and Deviance
in Xbox Live: Theoretical Perspectives from the Virtual Margins
(Elsevier) by Kishonna L. Gray
Presider: Tressie McMillan Cottom, Virginia Commonwealth
University
• Critic-- Bertan Buyukozturk, Florida State University
• Critic-- Brenda Sims Blackwell, Georgia Southern
University
• Critic-- Tressie McMillan Cottom, Virginia
Commonwealth University
Author-- Kishonna L. Gray, Eastern Kentucky University
SALON 7
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
AMBASSADOR
ATTACHE
CHARGE
CONSULATE
DELEGATE
Time
Event
Location
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
Session 93. Body and Embodiment
Presider: Michele Scott, North Carolina State University
• Eschew Your Food:Foodies, Healthism and the Elective
Restrictive Diet-- Michele Scott, North Carolina State
University
• Gender and Bodily Transformation in Women's Flat
Track Roller Derby-- Rayanne Streeter, Virginia Tech
• Obesity A Disease? Lived Experiences of Body Weight
and How This Changes What We Know About the
Obesity Epidemic -- Brittany Michelle Harder, University
of Miami; Linda Liska Belgrave, University of Miami
• The Impact of Social and Demographic Factors on
Obesity in 9 Southern States-- Hosik Min, The University
of South Alabama
Session 94. SSS Persistent Poverty in the South Project -Where We Stand Today, Part II
Organizer and Presider: E. Brooke Kelly, University of North
Carolina-Pembroke
• Assessing Poverty and Needs in a Rural, Persistently
Poor County in North Carolina-- E. Brooke Kelly,
University of North Carolina-Pembroke; Sandra Torres,
University of North Carolina-Pembroke
• Food for Success: Promoting Summer Feeding
Programs-- Sonya Hunt, University of North CarolinaPembroke
• Explorations of Poverty Beyond the Urban Bias -- Trina
Smith, Georgia Southern University; Rachel Neuhauser,
Georgia Southern University; Joel David Shafer, Georgia
Southern University; Grace Pyon, Georgia Southern
University; Harrison Tennant, Georgia Southern
University; Nicole Mitzel, Georgia Southern University
Session 95. Movie Screening of "Tested"
Organizer and Presider: Curtis Chin, New York university
• Writer and Executive Producer-- Curtis Chin, New York
university
Session 96. Social Currents Editorial Board
Session 97. "Coffee for a Cause" Reception and Silent Auction
DIPLOMAT
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
Building Healthy Children
One Child at a Time
ENVOY ROOM
PLAZA 1
SALON 1
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
Session 98. Children and Gender, Home and Abroad
Organizer and Presider: Megan Melissa Jones, Florida State
University
• Stress and Coping of Children in Mixed-Status Couples-April M. Schueths, Georgia Southern University
• Parental Acculturation and Youth Mental Health-- Serra
Sevde Aydogan, University of Alabama-Birmingham
• A Two-Decade Longitudinal View to Gender Inequality in
The Family and Workplace Within an Australian
Context-- Hernan Cuervo, University of Melbourne
• Fertility Patterns of Non-Traditional Unions-- Megan
Melissa Jones, Florida State University
Session 99. Intersections in Race and Policy
Presider: Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
• Neoliberal Intersectionality: The Production of Ugandan
Domestic Labor-- Michelle Christian, University of
Tennessee
• Black Immigrants and Identity Crisis in the U.S.-- Mollie
Innocent-Cupid, Georgia State University
• Cross Race Effect Theory: A Social Media Experiment-Cyntoria Johnson, Georgia State University
• Race, Policy, and Sport: 1981 New Zealand Riots -Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
Session 100. Diverse Fathers
Presider: Alford Young, Jr., University of Michigan
• Engaging Fathers in Maternal and Child Health Services- Armon Perry, University of Louisville
• Disrupted Fatherhood: What is it Like to be a Father
Across Borders? -- Juan Jose Bustamante, University of
Arkansas
• Being There (or Not): Teen Dads, Masculinity, and the
Negotiation of the Absent-Father Discourse-- Jennifer
Beggs Weber, University of West Georgia
Discussant:
• Alford Young, Jr., University of Michigan
SALON 4
Session 101. Student Mixer and Candidate Meet and Greet
GORDON BIERSCH 3242
PEACHTREE RD. NE,
ATLANTA, GA 30305
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
7:00 PM—10:00 PM
SALON 5
SALON 7
Friday, April 15TH
Time
Event
Location
7:00 AM—8:00 AM
Session 102. ASA Breakfast for Department Chairs
AMBASSADOR
8:00 AM—10:45 AM
BOARDROOM
8:30 AM—5:30 PM
8:30 AM—5:30 PM
PRE-REGISTRATION
AREA
PREFUNCTION
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
PREFUNCTION
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 106. Kids, Race and Place
Presider: Amie Hess, Meredith College
• Geographic Variation in Adolescent Substance Use: The
Effect of Neighborhoods-- Courtney Renee Thrash,
University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Tara Warner, University
of Nebraska - Lincoln
• Romantic Relationship Transitions and Changes in Health
among Rural, White Emerging Adults-- Tara E. Sutton,
University of Georgia; Ashley B. Barr, SUNY - Buffalo
State; Leslie Gordon Simons, University of Georgia
• Family, Gender, Policies, and Intro Sociology in UN
Refugee Camps-- Susan J. Marnell Weaver, University of
the Cumberlands
• Moving Beyond the Boy v. Girl Frame: Examining Race,
Class, Age, and Region in Research among Girls-- Amie
Hess, Meredith College
Session 107. Gender and Sexuality in Education
Presider: Maria R. Lowe, Southwestern University
• Gender, School Choice, and Fathers as Structuring
Structures-- William J. Scarborough, University of IllinoisChicago
• Title IX: A Policy Analysis of Prevention and Resources for
Sexual Assault Victims on College Campuses -- Lesley
Renee Hanlin, Middle Tennessee State University
• That's the Spark I Want to See: Mentorship and
Empowerment of Girls in STEM-- Bethany A. Lewis,
• Men as Victims of Violence: Gendered Implications and
Responses in an Academic Setting-- Michael Armato,
Northeastern Illinois University; Shelley Bannister,
Northeastern Illinois University; Laurie Fuller,
Northeastern Illinois University; Nancy Matthews,
Northeastern Illinois University
ATTACHE
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
CHARGE
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 108. Pedagogy and Teaching Using New Techniques
Presider: Felicia Ann Arriaga, Duke University
• IPad Use to Enhance Critical Thinking Skills: A 24/7
Learning Engaged Classroom-- Erin L Rider, Jacksonville
State University; Megan Jordan, Jacksonville State
University
• Incorporating Rudolf Steiner: Spirit in Teaching Sociology- Jeremy Allen Ross, Jacksonville State University
• Mini Conference: Teaching Multiple Publics Incorporating
art into Lessons on Immigration, Race, and Development
in the United States-- Felicia Ann Arriaga, Duke University
• Lessons from the Wallet: Using Students' Projected
Salaries and Family Budgets to Understand Single Parent
Struggles and Poverty-- Philip Mason, University of South
Carolina Aiken
Session 109. Innovations in the Research of Work and
Organizations
Organizers: Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte;
Laura Lopez-Sanders, UNC Premboke
Presider: Dustin Avent-Holt, Augusta University
• Thinking Through Exploitation at Work-- Dustin AventHolt, Augusta University
• In Pursuit of Profits: Unintended Consequences of
Workplace Change for Employee/Organizational WellBeing-- Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University
• Thinking Intersectionally about Race, Gender and Work-Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St.
Louis
• Divested: Inequality in Financialized America-- Ken-Hou
Lin, University of Texas-Austin
• Centering Inequality and Work Research on Hierarchical
Relations: Why and How-- Vincent Roscigno, Ohio State
University
CONSULATE
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
DELEGATE
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 110. Political Discourse and Public Perceptions
Presider: Jordan Louis Kitchens, University of North CarolinaCharlotte
• Perceptions of Economic Inequality: Media Consumption
and Ideological Consistency-- Jordan Louis Kitchens,
• The Relationship Between Political Participation and
Confidence in Politics and the Media in Turkey-- Nuray
Karaman, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• Elite Framing of Environmental Protection in United
States Congressional Discourse-- Nicholas MembrezWeiler, North Carolina State University
• Public Awareness and Perception of Climate Change
Around the World: A Quantitative Cross-National Study-Kyle Knight, University of Alabama-Huntsville
Session 111. Race On Campus: How Climate Matters
Presider: Emily Cabaniss, Sam Houston State University
• Media Elite's Racialization of Immigrants in a Color-Blind
Era-- Emily Cabaniss, Sam Houston State University;
Shelby Coury, North Carolina State University; Emily P.
Estrada, North Carolina State University
• The Pervasiveness of Color-Blindism: Black Students'
Perceptions and Experiences on a Predominately White
Campus -- Shelby Colene Longard, Belmont University;
Erin M. Pryor, Belmont University
• Making the Invisible Visible: Exploring the Lived
Experiences of Black Male Professionals in Postsecondary
Education-- Claudine McLaren Turner, University of
Central Florida; Liz Grauerholz, University of Central
Florida
• HBCUs and Progressive Diversity Discourse: The Racial
Frame of Black Institutions as a Resource for Anti-Racist
Diversity Language -- Courtney Carter, Mississippi State
University
• The Reward was Worth the Sacrifice: How Membership
in Black Greek Letter Fraternities (BGLFs) Redefines Black
Men's College Experiences-- Jasmine Cheynne
Armstrong, Florida State University
ENVOY ROOM
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
PLAZA 1
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 112. Religious Identity Formation and Socially
Constructed Realities
Organizer: Willa M. Johnson, University of Mississippi
Presider: Majdouline Ahmad Aziz, University of South CarolinaUnion
• Maintaining the Faith: Factors that Promote a Muslim
Religious Identity-- Majdouline Ahmad Aziz, University of
South Carolina-Union
• The Young and The Religious: Acceptance of Evolution
Among Millennials at an Evangelical Christian University- Jed Thomas Foster, Lee University
• Discursive Construction of True Bible Believer in
Fundamentalist Churches-- Jonathan Walker, University
of North Carolina-Charlotte
• From Hindu to Secular and Halfway Back: Religious NonAffiliation Amidst Social and Political Change in Nepal-Emily McKendry-Smith, University of West Georgia
Session 113. Media and Society
Organizer: E. Brooke Kelly, University of North Carolina-Pembroke
Presider: Brittany Michelle Harder, University of Miami
• No One Seems to Appreciate How I'm Good at Everything
I Do: A Content Analysis on Jessica Huang-- Yvonne Chen,
University of Houston; Fernando Clark III, University of
Houston
• From Dragon Ladies and Geishas to Gucci Mamas and
Tiger Moms: New stereotypes of East and Southeast
Asian women in popular culture-- Vy Thuc Dao, Tulane
University
• Good Night and Good Luck: Cross-Cultural Newspaper
Representations of Sleep Aid Use among Older AdultsMairead Eastin Moloney, University of Kentucky;
Gabriele Ciciurkaite, University of Kentucky
• Racial Differences in Patients' Perceptions of Direct-toConsumer Advertising-- Brittany Michelle Harder,
University of Miami; Rob Cancio, University of Miami;
Liza Hayes, University of Miami; Crystal Adams,
university of Miami
PLAZA 2
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
PLAZA 3
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 114. Pregnancy and Infancy
Presider: LesLeigh Ford, Duke University
• Socio-Economic Status, Race/Ethnicity, and Knowledge of
and Intentions to Breastfeed-- Sarah Friedman, City
University of New York
• Infant Mortality Disparities in Memphis, TN-- Catherine
Ruth Maroon, University of Memphis
• Contractions or Constructions: A Content Analysis of
Birthing Facilities in Miami, Florida -- Shameka Thomas,
University of Miami
• Maternal Mental Health, Social Stressors, and Children's
Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors-- LesLeigh Ford,
Duke University
Session 115. Race and Place
Presider: Melissa Garcia, University of Memphis
• When Democracy Disappears: Emergency Management
in Benton Harbor-- Louise E. Seamster, Duke University
• Twitter Suburbia: How Racialized Identities Manifested
into White Flight-- Corey Miles, Virginia Tech
• Undocumented Latino Immigrants and the Right to the
City: A Case Study of Three Cities-- Melissa Garcia,
University of Memphis
• Reckoning with Racial Violence: The Emergence and
Transformation of Mississippi's Truth and Reconciliation
Commission-- Claire Whitlinger, Furman University
• Policing the Boundaries of Acceptable Middle-Class
Whiteness-- Megan R. Underhill, University of Cincinnati
Session 116. Race, Ethnicity, Immigration, and Violence
Presider: John M, Eason, Texas A&M University
• Immigration Detention Centers and Justice-- John M,
Eason, Texas A&M University; David Hernández, Mount
Holyoke College; Pat Rubio-Goldsmith, Texas A&M
University
• Surveilled: Race, Immigration, and the Physical Health
Effects of Stop, Question, and Frisk Policing in New York
City-- Abigail A. Sewell, Emory University; Tiffany D.
Joseph, Stony Brook University
• The Social Control of Immigrants and Citizens along the
U.S.-Mexico Border: Drugs, Violence, and Colonial
Amnesia-- Robert Durán, University of Tennessee
• Placing The Counted: Understanding the Patterning of
Police-Related Killings-- Robert Durán, University of
Tennessee; Stephanie Bohon, University of Tennessee;
Bethany Callan Nelson, University of Tennessee
SALON 1
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
SALON 2
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 117. Race, Gender and the Lived Experiences of Race
Presider: Paul Kasun, University of Texas-Austin
• Differences in Attitudes toward Gender Roles between
informal wage workers and agricultural workers
controlling for Race: Guatemalan Case Study -- Paul
Kasun, University of Texas-Austin
• Inseparable Categories and Challenging Intersectional
Approaches-- Atiya Husain, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
• The Muslim American Experience -- Yaasameen Safaa AlHaamdani, Middle Tennessee State University
• How Attractiveness Shapes Discrimination-- Cassius
Modisana Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill
Session 118. Race, Region, and the South
Organizer and Presider: B. Brian Foster, University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill
• Of Expert Knowledge and Speculation: Pauli Murray and
the Racial Integration of the University of North Carolina- David Martin Ferguson, University of Chicago
• The Social Construction of Natural Disasters: Reframing
Hurricane Katrina as an Immigrant Rights Struggle-Hana Brown, Wake Forest University; Jennifer Jones,
University of Notre Dame
• That's When the Whites Just Started Moving Out: Black
Rootedness, White Flight, and The Post-Blues Mississippi
Delta-- B. Brian Foster, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
• What's Happened in Princeville?African American
Heritage from Reconstruction to the Present: A Town
Case Study-- Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University;
Susan Carol Pearce, East Carolina University
Session 119. Reflections in the Double Mirror: The Relationship
Between Media and Culture
Organizer and Presider: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania
• Collective Action through Blogs-- Stephen F. Ostertag,
Tulane University
• Culture, Media, and Music -- Vaughn Schmutz, University
of North Carolina-Charlotte
• Cultural Narratives and Comedy -- Katie Cooper,
• Media Representations of Race -- Maryann Erigha,
University of Memphis
SALON 4
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
SALON 5
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 120. Presidential Plenary: Re-thinking Marriage: Class,
Race and Public Policy
Presider: Linda Burton, Duke University
• Marriage, Class, and Public Policy-- Andrew Cherlin,
Johns Hopkins University
• Reframing Marriage and Marital Delay Among LowIncome Mothers: An Interactionist Perspective-- Linda
Burton, Duke University
• Transforming Marriages from The Inside-Out: A
Strengths-Based Perspective on Family Complexity-Kevin Roy, University of Maryland, College Park
Session 121. Gender Dynamics on College Campuses
Presider: Ramon Johnson, Morehouse College
• The Impact of Language Upon the Sexuality of College
Men-- Lanier Frances Basenberg, Georgia State
University
• Hookup Culture and Sexual Violence on College
Campuses-- Adriana Mireia Lopez-Esteban, Millsaps
College
• From Hookup to Husband: Courtship Attitudes among
College Students-- Kristen Erichsen, Florida State
University; Pierce Alexander Dignam, Florida State
University
• Heteropatriarchal HBCUs: To What Extent Are LGBTQ
Students Represented in the Atlanta University Center? -Ramon Johnson, Morehouse College
Session 122. Factors Shaping Educational Attainment and
Achievement
Presider: Joseph Merry, Furman University
• Children's Educational Attainment and Parent's
Mortality: Testing the Direct Care and Health Spillover
Hypotheses-- Joseph D. Wolfe, University of AlabamaBirmingham; Shawn Bauldry, University of AlabamaBirmingham
• The Distribution of School Effectiveness: A Seasonal
Comparison Approach -- Joseph Merry, Furman
University
• Does a Student's Level of Socio-Economic Status Have an
Effect On Their Literacy Rates? -- Jostin A. Grimes,
Morehouse College
• Local Returns to Education, Opportunity Costs, and AntiLatino Crimes of Bias-- Matthew Ward, University of
Southern Mississippi
SALONS 7 & 8
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
AMBASSADOR
CHARGE
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 123. Development and Economic Sociology
Presider: Timothy M. Gill, University of Georgia
• The Indigenous Rural Girl as an Icon of Educational
Inequality in International Development-- Julie A. Reid,
University of Southern Mississippi
• Comparative Analysis of Social Movement Theories: A
Case Study of Koel Karo Movement, Jharkhand, India -Pallavi Raonka, Virginia Tech
• The Quiet Revolution: Mobile Banking Regulations in
Kenya and South Africa -- Kentse Radebe, Mississippi
State University
• US Strategies of Influence and Limits in Socialist
Venezuela-- Timothy M. Gill, University of Georgia
Session 124. Marriage and Public Policy
Organizer: Andrew Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University
Presider: Christina Gibson-Davis, Duke University
• Let's Talk about Debt: Race and Marriage and the
Obama Years-- Fenaba Addo, University of WisconsinMadison
• The Earned Income Tax Credit and Union Formation: The
Impact of Spouse Earnings-- Katherine Michelmore,
University of Michigan
• Marriage Promotion Programs and (Dis)Unions: Impacts
of the Building Strong Families Program-- Christina
Gibson-Davis, Duke University; Anna Gassman-Pines,
Duke University; Rebecca Lehrman, Duke University
Session 125. Demography, Social Capital, and Discrimination
Presider: James Witte, George Mason University
• Race-Ethnic Disparities in Perceived Police
Discrimination: The Role of Mistrust toward Whites and
its Psychosocial Consequences-- Mathew D Gayman,
Georgia State University; Stephanie Patrice Hall, Georgia
State University; Marlaina Dreher, Georgia State
University; Johnathon Grant, Georgia State University;
Stephanie Hansard, Georgia State University; Gabrielle
Williams, Georgia State University
• Factors Affecting Immigrant Professional Success in the
U.S.-- James Witte, George Mason University
• Merged Country and State Life Expectancy-- James
Howard Gundlach, Auburn University
• A Comparison of a Logistic Curve Population Projection
Model with the Cohort Component Population Projection
Technique for the total United States Population-- James
Carl Raymondo, Tennessee Tech University
CONSULATE
10:30 AM— 11:45 AM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
ENVOY ROOM
DIPLOMAT
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 126. Neighborhood Disorder and Its Impact on Poverty
Organizers: Jessi Streib, Duke University; Anthony Peguero,
Virginia Tech
Presider: Chris C. Martin, Emory University
• The Divergent Effects of Conscientiousness in Safe and
Unsafe Neighborhoods-- Chris C. Martin, Emory
University
• Neighborhood Disadvantage at the Middle of the Life
Course: A Treatment-Counterfactual Estimation of
Neighborhood Effects on Wellbeing in Adulthood -- Brian
Louis Levy, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
• Neighborhood Disorder, Race, and Mothers'
Psychological Distress -- Dawn Godbolt, Florida State
University
• Social Capital Assets among Displaced Public Housing
Residents as Pathways to Food Security-- Marcie Jean
Hambrick, Georgia State University
• Housing Market Segmentation and Identification of SubNeighborhood Opportunities for Renewal and
Reinvestment-- Stephen J. Sills, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro; Erin Klinger, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro; Lynn Cochran, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro
Session 127. Shifting Identities
Presider: Candace Forbes Bright, University of Southern
Mississippi
• Social Networks, Health Disparities, and Disasters-Candace Forbes Bright, University of Southern
Mississippi; Roma Hanks, University of South Alabama;
Edward Sayre, University of Southern Mississippi; Amye
Broyles, University of South Alabama; Emma Fontenot,
University of Southern Mississippi; Solai Wyman,
University of Southern Mississippi
• Transitioning Identities: Shifting from Student to
Professional Engineer-- Laura Atkins, Jacksonville
University; Adele Hanlon, Jacksonville University; Huihui
Wang, Jacksonville University
• Identity or Politics: An Investigation of Social
Determinants-- S. Mo, Michigan State University
• A Certain and Definite Ambiguity: The Interpretation
Precision of Young Adult Romantic Relationships-Chelsea Rae Kelly, University of Georgia; Kristin
Andersen, University of Georgia
ENVOY ROOM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
PLAZA 1
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 128. Healthcare and Underrepresented Populations
Organizer: Robin Simon, Wake Forest University
Presider: Stef Shuster, Duke University
• Transgender Patient Navigation of the American Health
Care System: Locating a Primary Care Provider-- Justin
Michael Vinneau, Virginia Commonwealth University
• The Labor Market Health Care Survey: Using Probability
Sampling with Microdata-- Kenneth Hudson, University
of South Alabama; Andrea Hudson, University of South
Alabama; Marcellus Hudson, University of South
Alabama
• From Pathology to Progress? Challenging Perceptions of
"Progress" and the Standardization of Normalcy in U.S.
Transgender Healthcare-- Stef Shuster, Duke University
• Health Care Access Disparities in the United States-Karishma Sonny Bang, University of Memphis
• Healthcare Perceptions of Southwestern Virginians:
Implications for the Feminization of Poverty and
Economically-Marginalized Households-- Mary K.
Wickline, Roanoke College; Lane Destro, Roanoke
College
Session 129. Race and Intimate Relationships
Presider: Jocelyn Coates, University of Maryland, College Park
• Racial Preferences Among Multiracial Online Daters-Cynthia Feliciano, University of California, Irvine; Jessica
Kizer, University of California-Irvine
• Is Love (Color)Blind? Racial Dynamics in Interracial
Romantic Relationships-- Jocelyn Coates, University of
Maryland, College Park
• Measures of Race and the analysis of the Black/White
Marriage Gap Among Women in the United States -Ryon Cobb, University of Southern California; Verna
Keith, Texas A&M University
• Can Stress Open Minds? Social Exchange, Minority
Stress, and Attitudes Towards Interracial Marriage
among Asian Americans-- Ryan Gibson, Emory University
• The Likelihood of Being an Interracial Couple: Does Age
Matter? -- Thalia Puente, Sam Houston State University
PLAZA 3
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Honoring
“Strength” in Families
SALON 1
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 130. Race, Gender and Higher Education
Organizers: Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville;
Amanda E Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago
Presider: Benjamin Peter Wigand, East Carolina University
• Latino/a's Roots of STEM in North Carolina-- Martha
Bottia, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Elizabeth
Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Roslyn
Mickelson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte;
Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• Campus Sexual Assault, Knowledge of Resources, and
Administrative Protocols: Toward an Empowerment
Model for College Students and Institutions-- Sandra
Eileen Taylor, Clark Atlanta University; Alicia E. Simon,
Clark Atlanta University
• A Permeable Pipeline? Gender and the Processes of
Joining and Persisting in STEM Majors in College-Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte;
Nandan Jha, Sam Houston State University; Martha
Bottia, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Roslyn
Mickelson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte;
Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• The Impact Second Wave Feminism Has Had on Higher
Education and how it has affected the Professional Work
Force -- Benjamin Peter Wigand, East Carolina University
Session 131. Race, Identity and Education
Organizer: Yasmiyn Irizarry, University of Texas-Austin
Presider: Sarah Cribbs, Randolph-Macon College
• Algebra I, Take Two! Race and Advanced Math Course
Taking at the Start of High School-- Yasmiyn Irizarry,
University of Texas-Austin
• The Effects of Homophily Among Recent Immigrant
Secondary Students -- April Ortegon, Texas Tech
University
• Do Attitudes Towards School Diversity Track to Local
Desegregation/Resegregation Histories? Results from
Surveys in Five Southern Locales. -- Toby L. Parcel, North
Carolina State University; Roslyn Mickelson, University of
North Carolina-Charlotte; Stephen S. Smith, Winthrop
University; Madison Lyn Boden, North Carolina State
University
• Teachers' Views of Hip Hop Culture: An Examination of
Secondary Teachers' Beliefs and Behaviors in Regard to
Non-Dominant Cultural Capital-- Andrew Mannheimer,
SALON 3
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
SALON 4
Time
Event
Location
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 132. Who Makes It to the Top of the Academic Ladder?
Constraints, Enablers, and Intersectionality
Organizers: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological
Association; Jean Shin, American Sociological Association
Presiders: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological
Association; Jean Shin, American Sociological Association
• -- Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University
• -- Cheryl Leggon, Georgia Tech
• -- Willie Pearson, Jr., Georgia Institute of Technology
Session 133. Religion, Education, and Society
Presider: Kyle Clayton Longest, Furman University
• Evolving Stratification: The Role of Religious Tradition
and Science Beliefs in Educational Attainment-- Kyle
Clayton Longest, Furman University; Jeremy Uecker,
Baylor University
• Religious Belief in Christian Higher Education: Is Religious
and Political Diversity Relativizing? -- Bob Thomson,
Baylor University; Phil Davignon, Union University
• The Sociology of Saints in the Twentieth and Twenty-First
Centuries: An Update to Pitrim Sorokin's Observations
from Altruistic Love (1951) -- Ronald Lorenzo, Prairie
View A&M University
• Muslim Religious Identity Research: Future Directions in
the Field-- Majdouline Ahmad Aziz, University of South
Carolina-Union; Kelsey Granger, University of South
Carolina- Union; Randy Lowell, University of South
Carolina-Union
SALON 5
Session 134. Faculty of Color in Academia: Navigating the Job
Market at Different Career Stages and for Different Types of
Positions (Sponsored by the Committee on Racial and Ethnic
Minorities)
Organizer and Presider: Nicholas Vargas, University of Florida
• -- Glenn Bracey, Hollins University
• -- Christy L Erving, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• -- Yasmiyn Irizarry, University of Texas-Austin
• -- E. Maliq Matthew, University of Cincinnati
• -- Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St.
Louis
ATTACHE
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
11:00 AM—12:15 PM
SALON 6
Thank You for Hosting The
#SSS2016
“Celebration of Families”
Time
Event
Location
11:00 AM—12:15 PM
Session 135. Re-Thinking Measurement and Internet
Methodology
Organizer: Catherine Harnois, Wake Forest University
Presider: J Micah Roos, Oklahoma State University
• Active Mobile Online Ethnography (AMOE)-- Petta-Gay
Geanette Hannah, University of Florida
• Organizational Websites and Social Research-- Elizabeth
A. East, University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Jenna A.
Lamphere, University of Tennessee
• Contested and Uncontested Science Knowledge: Refining
Measures-- J Micah Roos, Oklahoma State University
• The Under-Representation of Children with Disabilities in
Research on Victimization: An Empirical Comparison of
Source to Source Variation, Objectives and Theoretical
Framework -- Jennifer A. Vanderminden, University of
North Carolina-Wilmington
PLAZA 2
11:00 AM—12:15 PM
Session 136. Presidential Plenary: Race, Privilege and Black
Lives Matter: Will this be a Stalled Revolution?
Organizer: Patricia Warren, Florida State University
Presider: Patricia Warren, Florida State University
• Race and Black Lives Matter-- Glenn Loury, Brown
University
• Race and Black Lives Matter-- Donald Tomaskovic-Devey,
University of Massachusetts-Amherst
SALONS 7 & 8
12:00 PM—12:45 PM
Session 137. Meet SSS Authors
PREFUNCTION
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 138. Traditional Marriage Standards and Its Legal and
Social Consequences
Presider: Katie L Acosta, Georgia State University
• Expecting to be Accepted: The Sources, Consequences,
and Limits of Marital Legitimacy for LGBQ People-Abigail Ocobock, University of Notre Dame
• In the Event of Death: Lesbian Families' Plans to Preserve
Stepparent-Child Relationships -- Katie L Acosta, Georgia
State University
• The Intersections of Marriage and Family: Same-Sex
Marriage and Adoption in the United States-- Melanie L.
Duncan, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• The Means to and Meaning of 'Being There' in a
Responsible Fatherhood Program-- Jennifer Randles,
California State University-Fresno
• Fighting for One Goal and the Expense of Another? The
Implications of Marriage Equality for State-Level
Employment Protection -- Marc Dixon, Dartmouth
College; Melinda D. Kane, East Carolina University
AMBASSADOR
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 139. Community Development from a Comparative
Perspective
Organizer and Presider: Betsie Garner, University of Pennsylvania
• From Rural America to Kenya: An Analysis on the Effects
of Unemployment in a Rural African Village-- Patrick
Thomas Toomey, Western Carolina University; Anthony
Hickey, Western Carolina University
• Envisioning Community Role Through the Examples:
Rwandan Maison Shalom and Israeli Kibbutzim -- Susan
J. Marnell Weaver, University of the Cumberlands
• Examining the Relationship Between Life Satisfaction,
Community Participation, and Sense of Belonging in
Rural Texas-- Kristen Rene Koci, Sam Houston State
University
• Urban Progressivism and Southern Hospitality: How
Ecology and Morality Inform the Framing of Community
Identity-- Betsie Garner, University of Pennsylvania;
Sarah Zelner, University of Pennsylvania
ATTACHE
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 140. Organizational Dynamics in Higher Education
Organizers: Danielle Nicole Bostick, Georgia Southern University;
Amanda E Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago
Presider: James Kent Pugh, University of Louisville
• Student Engagement and Academic Success in a Summer
Bridge Program: Exploring the Impact of Parental
Education-- Diana Maria Bacallao, Georgia College &
State University; Jeff Turner, Georgia College; Stephanie
McClure, Georgia College
• A Coal Miner's Education: An Analysis of Coal Mining's
Impact on Educational Attainment in the Appalachian
Region-- James Kent Pugh, University of Louisville;
Brandon S. McReynolds, University of Louisville
• A Qualitative Examination of College Student Parents'
Needsin the Rural Southeast-- Danielle Nicole Bostick,
Georgia Southern University
• Turning the Lens: How Study Abroad Maintains and
Challenges the Dominant Discourse of Travel-- Sarah
Elizabeth Edwards, Warren Wilson College
CHARGE
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 141. Education and Well-Being
Organizers: Amanda E Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago; Jessi
Streib, Duke University
Presider: Kaley Boggs, Florida State University
• From Drake to Beethoven: Increasing Cultural Capital
through Music for At-Risk Youth-- La'Meshia Whittington,
Meredith College
• The Rise of Academic Capitalism and the use of Online
Education Courses and Programs in Institutional Sectors-Kaley Boggs, Florida State University
• The Impact of Political Ideology on Views toward
Education-- Jonathon Carl Holland, Georgetown
University
• Human Subjects Reviews and University Climate Studies - Pamela M. Hunt Kirk, University of West Georgia
• How Can Educational Homogamy Make Society More
Unequal?: The Paradoxical Relationship Between
Competitive Education System and Intergenerational
Mobility Under Educational Homogamy-- Yunsub Lee,
Cornell University
Session 142. Organizing Around Race and Gender
Organizers: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
Presider: Karida L. Brown, Brown University
• North Carolina [Un]incorporated: Place, Race, and Local
Environmental Inequality-- Danielle Marie Purifoy, Duke
University
• Ruin's Progeny: Race, Environment, and Appalachia's
Coal Camp Blacks-- Karida L. Brown, Brown University;
Michael W. Murphy, Brown University; Apollonya
Porcelli, Brown University
• Privilege and Protest: The 1965 Open Housing Movement
in Chicago's Northern Suburbs-- Mary Barr, Clemson
University
• Gendered Repertoires and Social Movements: The United
Daughters of the Confederacy, 1894-1920 -- Thomas
Randall Moore, Vanderbilt University
CONSULATE
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Birmingham-Southern College
DELEGATE
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 143. Crime, Law, Deviance and Bullying
Presider: Maria Rodriguez, Meredith College
• A Panel Analysis on Fear of Crime among American
Adults: Examining Trends in the Gender Gap, 1994-2012- Ugur Orak, Louisiana State University
• The Degree of Acceptance of Ex-Offenders Pursuing
Higher Education: The Student Body Perspective-Krishanna Marie Newton, University of Central Florida
• Examining Cyberbullying Victimization: The Effect of
Cyberbullying Victimization on Alcohol Use, Drug Use,
and Risky Sexual Behavior in Adolescents-- Rameika
Raechelle Newman, University of Central Florida; Emily
Strohacker, University of Central Florida
• No hablo Ingles: Legal Representation and Language
Issues for the Undocumented-- Maria Rodriguez,
Meredith College
DIPLOMAT
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 144. Health Outcomes Over Time
Presider: Andrew Tyler Latinsky, Florida State University
• Does Education Cultivate Better Health Behaviors? A
Twin Based Approach-- Scarlett Marklin, Florida State
University
• Perceived Intelligence in Adolescence and Inflammatory
Outcomes in Young Adulthood-- Moira Pauline Johnson,
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
• Which Family Type Suffers Most from The Emerging
Rural Mortality Penalty? -- William Keith, Mississippi
State University
• Leveling Up? Video Game Play in Adolescence and
Impacts on the Transition into Adulthood-- Andrew Tyler
Latinsky, Florida State University
• Making Sense of Ebola & Other Infectious Illnesses-Linda Liska Belgrave, University of Miami; LaToya LewisPierre, University of Miami; Kapriskie Seide, University of
Miami
ENVOY ROOM
Honoring Motherhood
in All Kinds of Families
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 145. Social, Political and Religious Consumption
Presider: Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University
• The Consumption of Faith and Symbolic Religious Goods
in America-- Leah Drakeford, Louisiana State University
• Consumption as Activism: How Political Consumers
Challenge the Market and the System-- Meredith A. Katz,
Virginia Commonwealth University
• Credible Quality Signal or Symbolic Identity Marker? An
Institutional Approach to Market Status and Social
Construction of Wine Value-- Wei Zhao, University of
North Carolina-Charlotte; Daniel J. Davis, University of
North Carolina-Charlotte
• Economic Valuation in Everyday Life: Producers' Role in
Valuation of Craft Beer-- Nathan A. Roberts, North
Session 146. Presidential Plenary: Gender Politics in Marriage
Presider: Kristen Myers, Northern Illinois University
• Negotiating Family Labor in Households Headed by Two
Women-- Mignon Moore, Barnard College
• The Complexities of Assessing the Fairness of the
Gendered Division of Household Work-- Stephanie
Coontz, Council on Contemporary Families
• Marriage Equality and the Defense of Difference-- Philip
Cohen, University of Maryland, College Park
• The Incredible Shrinking Family: Modern Breadwinning
and Family Care-- Jennifer Glass, University of TexasAustin
Session 147. Policing and Society
Organizer and Presider: Kirk Miller, Northern Illinois University
• Relationships Between the Public and Local Law
Enforcement in 287(g) Counties in North Carolina-Felicia Ann Arriaga, Duke University
• Proactive or Predetermined?: Contextualizing Color-Blind
Policing Practices in New York City-- Rachel
Lautenschlager, University of Miami
• The Declining Importance of Equal Opportunity
Employment? An Examination of the Employment of
African American Law Enforcement Officers in Florida
Sheriffs' Offices from 2000 to 2010-- Michael G. Bisciglia,
Southeastern Louisiana University
• Viral Accountability: Police, Cellphones and Citizen
Oversight-- Kirk Miller, Northern Illinois University
PLAZA 1
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
PLAZA 2
PLAZA 3
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 148. Sexual Violence
Presider: Kristen Bethune, University of North CarolinaGreensboro
• Exploratory Study on How U.S. Counties' Rape Rates Vary
by Demographics -- Maria Thuy Trinh, Mississippi State
University; Sierra Nelson, Mississippi State University
• Man Up and Appreciate It: A Study On the Perceived
Deviance of Male Sexual Assault Victims in
Contemporary America-- Sheri Law, Meredith College
• Examining the Mongering Community: A Content
Analysis of Online Forums Dedicated to Prostitute
Solicitation-- Chris McDaniel, North Carolina State
University
• A Perfect Storm: Using Routine Activity Theory to Analyze
the Factors that Contribute to Female Undergraduate
Sexual Assault-- Kristen Bethune, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro
Session 149. So You Want to Teach? What to Expect at a
Teaching Focused Institution (Sponsored by the Committee on
Sociology in Community and Small College)
Organizer: Kimberly A Lancaster, Coastal Carolina Community
College
Presider: DeAnna L. Gore, Univeristy of South Carolina Aiken
• -- DeAnna L. Gore, Univeristy of South Carolina Aiken
• -- Jason Eastman, Coastal Carolina University
• -- Cenate Pruitt, University of North Georgia
• -- Emily McKendry-Smith, University of West Georgia
• -- Ramona G. Olvera, South Louisiana Community
College
SALON 1
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
SALON 2
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 150. Race, Body Image and Health
Presider: Brittney Dennis, Florida State University
• Mechanisms Underlying Racial/Ethnic Disparities in
Health: The Roles of Childhood Adversity, Adult SES,
Stress, Discrimination and Neighborhood Conditions-Tyson Brown, Vanderbilt University; Taylor Hargrove,
Vanderbilt University; Stephanie McClure, Vanderbilt
University
• Body Shape Preference in Black Women: A qualitative
approach-- Sarjo S Patrick, benedict college
• The Strong Black Woman: Protected or Forgotten? -Nideara Abriel Tucker, Meredith College
• Neighborhood Context and Behavioral Health Outcomes
of Minority Youth-- Brittney Dennis, Florida State
University
• Social Determinants of Influenza Vaccination Trends
Among Adolescents in the United States, 2010-2013-Noah S. Webb, Florida State University; Lacey Jae Ritter,
Florida State University; Scarlett Marklin, Florida State
University; Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, Florida State
University; Melissa E. Smith, Florida State University
SALON 3
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 151. National Science Foundation (NSF) Funding
Opportunities, Merit Review and Proposal Preparation
Organizer: Beth A. Rubin, National Science Foundation/University
Presider: Beth A. Rubin, National Science Foundation/University
• National Science Foundation: Understanding the Funding
and Review Process-- Beth A. Rubin, National Science
Foundation/University North Carolina-Charlotte; Pat
White, National Science Foundation
SALON 5
Time
Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 152. Organizational Systems, Boundaries and
Commitment
Presider: Maria Paino, Oakland University
• Professional Boundaries in the Mental Health Field:
Organizational Control of Tasks and Jurisdictions-- Jeff S.
Shelton, University of Georgia; Daniel Standridge,
Oregon State University
• Secretaries & Treasurers: Fraternal Orders and the
Development of Bureaucratic Positions in the Nineteenth
Century-- Pamela Popielarz, University of Illinois-Chicago
• Attachment to God, Vocational Calling, and Worker
Contentment-- Blake Victor Kent, Baylor University; Matt
Bradshaw, Baylor University; Kevin Dougherty, Baylor
University
• The Liability of 12-Steps: Organizational Mortality in
Substance Abuse Treatment Centers in the Private Sector- Maria Paino, Oakland University; Lydia Aletraris,
University of Georgia; Mary Edmond, Piedmont College;
Paul M. Roman, University of Georgia
SALON 6
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 153. LGBT: The Law and What's Next
Presider: Angela L. Wadsworth, UNC-Wilmington
• LGBT Family Lawyers: Evolution of Professional Identities
and Practice-- Amanda Kathleen Baumle, University of
Houston
• You're Married? Congratulations! You're Fired... -- Angela
L. Wadsworth, UNC-Wilmington
• The Use of Geosocial Dating Apps among Young Men
Who Have Sex with Men-- Tim William Arthur, Sam
Houston State University
• LGBTQ Fair Housing Testing: A Review of Methods of Fair
Housing Testing and The Need for Adaptation for LGBTQ
Testing-- Joyce F. Clapp, University of North CarolinaGreensboro; Stephen J. Sills, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro
SALON 7
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
Session 154. Research Incubator #1: Sexuality in Society
Presider: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
• It's Camp: Summer Camp Culture, the Renegotiation of
Social Norms and Regulation of Sexuality-- Penny Harvey,
• The Transgender Movement Online-- Petta-Gay Geanette
Hannah, University of Florida
DIPLOMAT
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
Session 155. Research Incubator #2: Contemporary Marriage in
Asia
Presider: Krista M. Brumley, Wayne State University
• Marital Satisfaction among women in East Asian
Societies: Is Being a Housewife Still the Norm? -- Makiko
Hori, University of Tennessee
• A Gendered Protector: Intergenerational Solidarity and
Marital Quality in China-- Fang Fang, Virginia Tech
• A Sign for Change: Gender Division of Labor in Javanese
Families, Indonesia-- Siti Kusujiarti, Warren Wilson
College
Session 156. Research Incubator #3: Critical Perspectives in the
Sociology Discipline
Presider: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University
• The Matthew Effect in Sociology Citations: Evidence from
leading generalist journals-- Diogo Pinheiro, Savannah
State University
• Mom, I Need My Own Computer to Do My Homework:
Providing Digital Access to Low-Income Households:
Results from a Pilot Project-- Rebecca S. Powers, East
Carolina University; Michelle M. Livermore, Louisiana
State University; Wade McIntyre, East Carolina
University; Sarah E. Lane, East Carolina University
• Error Revisited: The Meaning and Ramifications of
Variance for Affect Control Theory-- Brent Harrison
Curdy, Duke University
Session 157. Research Incubator #4: Race, Discrimination and
Health
Presider: Amanda E Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago
• White by Law: Involuntary Race Categories and Ethnic
Identity-- Claudia Youakim, University of Florida
• Black Knoxville, At The Intersection of Race and Region -Enkeshi Thom, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• Multiple Chronic Conditions, Racial Discrimination, and
Workforce Participation of Older African Americans-Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• The Unintended Consequences of Incarceration-- Angela
Jones, Georgia State University
SALON 1
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
SALON 2
SALON 3
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
Session 158. Research Incubator #5: Consumption, Markets and
Technology
Presider: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of MassachusettsAmherst
• Cheers to Knowledge: The Role of Experts in the Craft
Beer and Wine Industries in the United States-- Marie C.
Gualtieri, North Carolina State University; Nathan A.
Roberts, North Carolina State University
• Can Mobile Banking Save Us All? Financial Inclusion, the
Impact of Global Policy Adoption and Diffusion -- Kentse
Radebe, Mississippi State University
• Socioeconomic Adjustment of Retired Civil-Servants: A
Comparative Study of Ilorin, Kwara State and AgegeIjaiye of Lagos, Nigeria-- Christiana Olufunke Adetunde,
Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria
Session 159. Research Incubator #6: Religion, Society and
Mental Health
Presider: Willa M. Johnson, University of Mississippi
• Religion, Coping, and Meaning for the Chronically
Mentally Ill-- Megan Smith, Emory University
• Billy Graham and the Evangelicalism Movement: Simply
a Case of Weberian Charismatic Leadership? -- Ryan
Talbert, Vanderbilt University
• Depression Across Cultures: The Evolution of Japanese
and American Conceptions of Depression and Its
Prevalence-- Elyssa Mayumi Fogleman, James Madison
University
Session 160. Research Incubator #7: Interpersonal Violence and
Victimization
Presider: Michael O. Maume, University of North Carolina
Wilmington
• Playing the Victim: Examining the Performance of
Victimhood to Receive Police Assistance-- Victoria
Kurdyla, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
• Gang Homicide Characteristic Comparisons: Juveniles
versus Adults-- Alec Richard Szalewski, University of
Central Florida; Melissa Jo Tetzlaff-Bemiller, University of
Memphis
• Support for Gun Permits of Young Adults: A Cohort
Comparison-- Alexis Yohros, University of Central Florida;
Dana Rosenfeld, University of Central Florida; Jessica
Valentin, University of Central Florida
SALON 4
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
SALON 5
SALON 6
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:00 PM
Session 161. Research Incubator #8: Sexuality, Marriage and
Health
Presider: Catherine Harnois, Wake Forest University
• A US paradox: Rising Unintended Pregnancies, Declining
Number of Abortions -- Vanessa Leos, Texas Tech
University
• Attitudes, Beliefs, and Experiences with the HPV Vaccine- Alexandra Minnick, University of Central Florida
• Mediated Intimacies: How Differences in Heterosexual,
Gender Conforming Intimacies among Black Americans
are Impacted by Cultural Images and Sexual Scripts in
Media-- Charles DeVeaux, Brooklyn College - CUNY
• Marry for Maternity? -- Yue Yin, Georgia State University;
Qi Wang, Georgia State University
Session 162. Student Ideas of Race and Family
Presider: Marbella Eboni Allen, Rice University
• The Academic Elite Care About Family Too: Marriage,
Family, and Academic Career Expectations among PhD
Students-- Marbella Eboni Allen, Rice University
• What is Family: Changes in student definitions from
2000-2015-- Marilyn Chamberlin, Western Carolina
University
• Visions of Marriage among College Students: Correlates
of Marital Prerequisites and Optimism-- Ron Aday,
Middle Tennessee State University; Gretchen R. Webber,
Middle Tennessee State University
• Relationship with the Mother and Relationships with
Peers and Their Effect on the Female Adolescent's SelfEsteem-- Meagan Carroll Hall, Samford University
Session 163. Global Research on Gender and Sexuality
Presider: William J. Scarborough, University of Illinois-Chicago
• Hey there, Sexy: Normalized Sexual Harassment Behavior
in the Service Industry-- Bethany Johnson, Texas Tech
University
• From Fast Food to Fertility: The McDonaldization of
Contraception-- Eryn Grucza Viscarra, Georgia College &
State University
• Factors that Influence Condom Use Among Men in
Zimbabwe-- Ahmet Fidan, University of TennesseeKnoxville
• Agricultural Technology and Gender Structure Theory:
The Case of Women's Group-Fishponds in Bangladesh-William J. Scarborough, University of Illinois-Chicago;
Barbara Risman, University of Illinois at Chicago;
Catherine Meola, International Food Policy Research
Institute
SALON 7
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
AMBASSADOR
ATTACHE
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 164. Higher Education and Social Mobility
Presider: Steven Jefferson, Duke University
• The Education Machine: Higher Education's Failure to
Educate-- Casey Welch, Flagler College (on Sabbatical)
• Social Closure and the Community College-- Samuel
Jacob Grubbs, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• Mobility Beliefs and College-Seeking Behavior: The Role
of Perceived Barriers in Processes of Educational
Attainment-- Steven Jefferson, Duke University
• Boutique Degrees: Innovation or Fraud? -- Blane DaSilva,
USC Sumter
Session 165. Medical Sociology and Mental Health
Presider: Christy L Erving, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Plasticity Alleles, Masculinity, and Depression: A
Sociologically Informed Gender by Gene Interaction-Bryant Hamby, University of Alabama-Birmingham
• How strong is the mind-body connection? Exploring
Reciprocal Associations Between Physical Health
Problems and Depressive Symptoms Over Time-- Christy
L Erving, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Suicidal Ideation During the Postpartum Period-- Susan
Bodnar-Deren, Virginia Commonwealth University;
Kimberly Klipstein, Mount Sinai School of Medicine;
Madeleine Fersh, Zucker Hillside Hospital; Eyel Shemesh,
Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Elizabeth Howell,
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
• What Health Factors Influence University of Central
Florida Students' Views of Clinical Depression? -- Lauren
Anne Daniel, University of Central Florida
• Shifting Family and State Responsibility: Institutional
Change and Tuberculosis Control in Shanghai-- Rachel
Sarah Core, Stetson University
Session 166. Author Meets Critics: The Public Professor (New
York University Press) by M.V. Lee Badgett
Organizer and Presider: Georgiann Davis, University of Nevada
Las Vegas
• Critic-- Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz, Framingham State
University
• Critic-- Virginia Rutter, Framingham State University
• Critic-- Stephanie Coontz, Council on Contemporary
Families
Author-- Lee Badgett, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
CHARGE
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
CONSULATE
DELEGATE
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 167. Social Contexts of Change
Presider: Sandra Gill, Gettysburg College
• Lines in Motion: Gender, Age, and Community in Dance-Karen Mundy-Judkins, Lee University
• Changing Attitudes Toward Euthanasia and Suicide for
Terminally Ill Persons, 1977-2014: An Age-Period-Cohort
Analysis-- Brandon Kyle Attell, Georgia State University;
Ben L. Kail, Georgia State University
• Building a Practice Research Network in Child Mental
Health in the UK: learning from the Child Outcomes
Research Consortium (2004--2016) -- Miranda Wolpert,
Anna Freud Center, London, UK
• Changing Sides in the Freedom Struggle: White
Southerner Youth-- Sandra Gill, Gettysburg College
Session 168. Social Support, Politics and Violence
Presider: Brittany T. Martin, University of Georgia
• Competing Narratives in the United States Military on
Substance Use Disorders: Tensions Between the Soldier
and the Sick-- Chase Landes McCain, University of South
Florida
• The Impact of Social Support on Recidivism-- Zimife
Umeh, Duke University
• An Elaboration and Reformulation of Social Support
Theories of Crime: Conditioned Social Support Theory-Kelly Thames, Appalachian State University
• Examining State Welfare Policy Implementation: Race,
State Economics, Political Processes, and the Drug Felony
Lifetime Ban-- Brittany T. Martin, University of Georgia
Session 169. Black Lives Matter: The Continuing Significance of
Race
Organizer and Presider: Patricia Warren, Florida State University
• The Two Faces of Racism in Post-Racial Times-- Eduardo
Bonilla-Silva, Duke University
• Black Lives Matter and (Black) Faculty Activism: A
Narrative of (Black) Faculty Responses to the Killing of
Sam DuBose by the University of Cincinnati Police
Department and Rise of #The Irate8-- Earl Wright II,
• Black Lives Matter and The Scholar Triumphant: What
DuBois Offers this Twenty-First Century Movement-Aldon Morris, Northwestern University
• Black Liberation and the Black Church: Analyzing the
Role of Christianity in the Black Lives Matter Movement-Shaonta Allen, University of Cincinnati
ENVOY ROOM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
PLAZA 1
PLAZA 2
Time
Event
Location
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 170. The Politics of Religion, Sexuality, Marriage and
Gender
Organizers: Willa M. Johnson, University of Mississippi; Brandon
A. Jackson, University of Arkansas
Presider: Anastasiia Kuptsevych, University of Miami
• The Influence of Religiosity on the Attitudes towards
Homosexuality among College Students-- Anastasiia
Kuptsevych, University of Miami
• Covenant Marriage and the Division of Household
Labor:The Significance of Non-Significance-- Julia Wilson,
Emory & Henry College
• Marriage and Early Religious Socialization in
Contemporary America-- William Blake White, Winthrop
University
• A Godly Wife Does the Dishes? Religion and the
Household Division of Labor-- Hannah Fowler, Emory &
Henry College; Julia Wilson, Emory & Henry College
Session 171. Community-Based Research: Lessons from the
Field
Organizer: Haley Jo Gentile, Florida State University
Presider: Rebecca Bach, Duke University
• Student Involvement in CBL: Who is Being Served?
Insights from Community Partners-- Rebecca Bach, Duke
University
• Health: Collaborating with Prostate Cancer Advocates: A
CBPR Experiences-- Lauren Rose Gilbert, University of
Florida
• Poverty: Building Assets Among Low Income Families
Using a Community-Based Research Mode of Inquiry-Paulette Ann Meikle, Delta State University; Leslie
Green-Pimentel, Delta State University
• International: Toward a Movement-Centered Approach
to Research and Teaching: Experiences with Global
Women's Rights Organizations-- Lyndi Hewitt, University
of North Carolina-Asheville
Session 172. Masculinities and Its Contemporary Forms Organizers: Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University; Pallavi
Presider: William Ryan Rothwell, Rice University
• Masculinity and Meat Consumption-- Justin A. Lang,
Belmont University; Courtney B. VanHouten, Belmont
University
• The Gold Wrapper Standard: An Investigation into the
Social Pairing of Masculinity and Condoms-- Diego Plaza,
• Hegemonic Masculinity in Men with Serious Mental
Illness-- Chris M Vidmar, Georgia State University
• Space and Hegemonic Masculinity: The Case of Men's
Cross-Sexual Orientation Friendships -- William Ryan
Rothwell, Rice University
PLAZA 3
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
AMBASSADOR
ATTACHE
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Session 173. Neoliberalism, Education and Inequality
Organizers: Amanda E Lewis, University of Illinois, Chicago;
Kristen Myers, Northern Illinois University
Presider: William Taylor, University of Tennessee
• Neoliberalism and the Sociological Imagination-- Nathan
Jay Rousseau, Jacksonville University
• Reassessing the Impact of For-Profit Colleges and
Universities: Perpetuators of Inequality or Mechanisms
for Upward Social Mobility? -- Drew Baird, Florida
Atlantic University; J Micah Roos, Oklahoma State
University; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida
• Institutional-Behavioral Linkages in Liberal Arts Colleges:
Coincidence and Disjunction of Institutional with
Professional Norms in Capitalist Society-- Brent Mack
Shea, Sweet Briar College
• Class Projects: Changing Schools and Communities -William Taylor, University of Tennessee
Session 174. Marriage and Spousal Support
Presider: Alexis T. Franzese, Elon University
• Caring for a Spouse with Alzheimer's Disease-- Craig
Boylstein, Coastal Carolina University
• Mental Health Consequences of Spousal Caregiving
When Caregiver Has Disabilities-- Mieke Beth Thomeer,
University of Alabama-Birmingham
• Extramarital Involvement, the Transformation of Self,
and Sexual Ethics -- Alexis T. Franzese, Elon University;
Laurence A. Basirico, Elon University; Cora Abdoo, Elon
University
Session 175. School Safety and Violence
Presider: Kristin Lynn Richardson, Virginia Tech
• Does High School Really Matter? The Longitudinal Effects
of Adolescent Risky Behaviors on Adult Mental and
Physical Health Outcomes-- Brittany Michelle Harder,
University of Miami; Eric Louderback, University of
Miami; Rachel Lautenschlager, University of Miami;
Anastasiia Kuptsevych, University of Miami
• Perceptions of High School Teacher and Student Sexual
Misconduct: Immorality, Gender, Religiosity, and Political
Ideology-- Swede White, Louisiana State University;
Jahaan Chandler, Louisiana State University; Heather
Rackin, Louisiana State University
• Moral Panics, Mental Illness, and School Shootings: An
Analysis of the Association between Mental Illness and
Mass Violence-- Kristin Lynn Richardson, Virginia Tech
• School Safety and Other Protective Buffers Deterring
Youths from Running Away from Home-- Monica S. Bixby,
CHARGE
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
CONSULATE
DELEGATE
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Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 176. Professional Advice for Graduate Students
Organizer: Irene Browne, Emory University
Presider: Irene Browne, Emory University
• -- Melissa Bamford, University of Memphis
• -- Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
• -- Natalie Delia Deckard, Emory University
• -- Chris C. Martin, Emory University
• -- Perry Threllfall, George Mason University
Session 177. Negotiating Meaning Through Interaction
Organizer: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Presider: William F. Danaher, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
• I'll Never Say the Same Thing When I'm Back in China: A
Symbolic Interactionist Study of Impression Management
in Multi-Language Settings-- Fangheyue Ma, University
of South Florida
• Gendered Boundary Work in a Feminized Field: The Case
of Veterinary Medical Education-- Jenny R. Vermilya,
University of North Georgia
• Even Better than the Real Thing: Creating the Perfect
Electric Guitar through Authentic Reproduction-- William
F. Danaher, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale;
Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of Central Florida
Session 178. Minority Health and Mental Health
Presider: Meghan Mills, Birmingham Southern College
• Social Challenges of Service Dog Handlers -- Meghan
Mills, Birmingham Southern College; Sarah Deegan,
Birmingham Southern College
• The Stress Process and Hispanic Health: Cuban American
and non-Cuban Hispanic Contrasts-- Donavan Bowers,
• Acculturation and Depressive Disorders among US
Immigrants-- Magdalena Szaflarski, University of
Alabama-Birmingham; Shawn Bauldry, University of
Alabama-Birmingham
• Economic Strain, Harmful Uses of Racial and Gender
Frames, and Self-Efficacy Among Employed Women and
Men-- Douglas Parker, CSU Long Beach; Autumn
McClellan, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Session 179. Author Meets Critics: The Scholar Denied: W.E.B.
DuBois and the Birth of Modern Sociology (University of
California Press) by Aldon D. Morris
Organizer: Patricia Warren, Florida State University
Presider: Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati
• Critic-- Verna Keith, Texas A&M University
• Critic-- Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati
Author-- Aldon Morris, Northwestern University
DIPLOMAT
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
ENVOY ROOM
PLAZA 1
PLAZA 2
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Event
Location
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 180. Finding Happiness Within Families
Presider: Brian Knop, Florida State University
• Can't Buy Me Love: Sexual Satisfaction, Gender, and
Breadwinning within Marriages -- Kirsten Elizabeth
Kemmerer, University of New Hampshire
• Motherhood and Maternal Guilt: An Analysis Across
Race, Class, and Education-- Hena Wadhwa, Florida State
University
• The Kids Are Alright...But Are the Parents? Gender
Differences in Mothers' and Fathers' Well-Being During
Parent-Child Interactions-- Brian Knop, Florida State
University
Session 181. Presidential Honors and Convocation Ceremony
Annual Awards: Hugh Floyd, Samford University
Presider: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University
Presidential Plenary: Barbara Risman, 2015-2016 Fellow, Center
for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford and
Professor of Sociology at University of Illinois-Chicago
Title: Where Will the Millennial's Take us? A Gender Structure
Analysis of Identities, Marital Plans and Beyond
Session 182. Presidential Reception and Dance Party
PLAZA 3
5:15 PM—6:30 PM
6:30 PM—8:30 PM
SALONS 7 & 8
THE RITZ-CARLTON
BALLROOM
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY
SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH
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Event
Location
7:00 AM—8:00 AM
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Session 183. SSS Business Meeting
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 183. Book Exhibits
Session 184. Poster Session I
• Rights of Prisoners -- Sarah Katherine Mallardi, University
of Central Florida
• The Road to Deterrence: Motorized Patrol and its Effects
on Hot Spots-- Laurie Gould, Georgia Southern
University; Matthew Pate, University at Albany
• Black, Brown and Blue: Understanding The Importance of
Gangs and Police in Illegal Gun-Violence -- Avery D.
Jackson, Morehouse College
• Juvenile Homicide and Social Disorganization: A
longitudinal look at juvenile homicide offenders in U.S.
communities-- Brittany Murray, University of Central
Florida
• Determinants of Frequency of OSHA Inspections-- Peter
Shrock, Southeastern Louisiana University
• The Criminal Misuser: A Study on the Correlation
Between Prescription Drug Misuse and Crime-- Lauren E.
Wright, University of Central Florida; Rhena Anna
Victoria South, University of Central Florida
• The Influence of Education, Employment, and SES on
Substance Use Desistance-- Kelly Marie Guinn, University
of Miami
• Criminal or Sick? -- Vanessa Faye Rinker, University of
Central Florida
• Campaign Contributions and State-Level Immigrant
Policies: How do Industries Influence Political Outcomes?
-- Jeremiah B. Wills, Queens University of Charlotte;
Margaret E. Nelson, Queens University of Charlotte
• Community Involvement Among Service Dog Handlers -Sarah Deegan, Birmingham Southern College; Meghan
Mills, Birmingham Southern College
• Why Women Exercise Less than Men? A Multilevel
Approach-- Hosik Min, The University of South Alabama
PLAZA 2
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AREA
PREFUNCTION
PREFUNCTION
SALON 1
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8:00 AM—8:45 AM
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Event
Location
Session 185. Poster Session II
SALON 2
• Assessing Students' Interests and Needs for an
Undergraduate Sociology Club: An Application of Survey
Methods-- Brett Lehman, North Carolina State
University; Micaela Ascolese, North Carolina State
University; Alivia Canter, North Carolina State University;
Hannah Field, North Carolina State University; Courtney
Gold, North Carolina State University; Danielle Robbins,
North Carolina State University; Heather Wrenn, North
• Inside the Box: Analysis of the Nutritional Value of a
Sample of Home-Packed School Lunches-- J. Dillon
Caldwell, University of Central Florida; Amy M. Donley,
University of Central Florida; James Wright, University of
Central Florida
• Sociability and Anonymity: Social Affirmation in Yik Yak-Nancy Horak Randall, Wingate University
• Genetically Modified Foods and their effects on Social
Stability-- Ashley Diane Volkmer, Sam Houston State
University
• Multiple Identities, Multiple Experiences: A Sociological
Investigation of Student Veterans in Engineering-Catherine Mobley, Clemson University; Susan Lord,
University of San Diego; Catherine Brawner, Research
Triangle Educational Consultants; Michelle C. Walter,
University of San Diego; Joyce Main, Purdue University
• Neoliberalism in Higher Education and Alienation: A
Study of First Generation Students in Louisiana-- Sarah
Elizabeth Basile, Southeastern Louisiana University
• Drug Testing Welfare Recipients-- Steven Joyce, Eastern
Kentucky University
• Displacement and Resettlement: School-based Social
Capital Formation and Educational Attainment of
Refugee Adolescents-- Le Feng, University of North
• Motivations for Joining Labor Unions: Race and the Role
of Prosocial Beliefs-- Clayton Michael Gumber, Florida
State University
• No Me Desampares: Exploring the Role Superstition plays
in Mexican Women's Fearfulness to Crime -- Antonio V
Esparza, Georgia State University
Session 186. SWS-South Business Meeting
SALON 6
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 187. Awards Committee
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 188. Membership Committee
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 189. Committee on the Status of Students
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 190. Honors Committee
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 191. Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 192. Committee on Gender and Sexuality
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 193. Committee on Professions
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
Session 194. Committee on Sociology in Community and Small
Colleges
Session 195. Committee on Sociological Practice
Session 197. Poster Session III
• Welcome to the Land of Opportunity: Assured Food
Security and Good Health Not Included-- Amber Renee
Pogacsnik, Middle Tennessee State University
• Foreign Born and Obesity Rates: What Story Could Their
Spatial Distribution Tell Us? -- Kapriskie Seide, University
of Miami
• Confidence in the Three Branches of Government by
Level of Religious Fundamentalism-- Douglas L. Kuck,
University of South Carolina-Aiken; Olivia Burbage,
University of South Carolina-Aiken
• Beer Tourism: Motivations and On-Site Experience
Preferences of Kentucky Craft Brewery Visitors-- Kenneth
Joseph Berend, Eastern Kentucky University; Michael J.
Bradley, Eastern Kentucky University; James N. Maples,
Eastern Kentucky University
• For Us or the Children: Dedication and Constraints in
Parental Commitment-- Heidi Michele Williams,
University of Louisville
• Questionnaire Reports and Observer Ratings:
Competitive or Complementary-- Millicent Alexa Grant,
Iowa State University
• Leading with Influence: Does Diversity Matter for
Women in the Middle? -- Cheyenne Moore, Sam Houston
State University; Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas
• Identifying Opportunities for Hispanic Inclusion in STEM
Careers-- Lisette Garcia, Hispanic Association on
Corporate Responsibility; Eric Lopez, Hispanic
Association on Corporate Responsibility
• College Students' Attitudes toward Cohabitation: Gender,
Racial, and Religious Differences-- Jacob B. Lax, Middle
Tennessee State University
• Aiming High: Race, Age, and the Earnings Advantage for
Women Veterans-- Anastasia Prokos, Iowa State
University; Irene Padavic, Florida State University
Session 198. Poster Session IV
• Court is Court is Court: Racial Disparity in the Child
Support Enforcement System-- Maretta D. McDonald,
Southeastern Louisiana University
• A Different World: American Race Relations-- TaShanda
Dennison, University of Central Florida
SALONS 3-5
8:00 AM—8:45 AM
8:30 AM—11:00 AM
9:00 AM—9:45 AM
9:00 AM—9:45 AM
SALONS 3-5
BOARDROOM
SALON 1
SALON 2
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—9:45 AM
Session 199. Poster Session IV
• An Examination of the Pedagogical Discourse of Race in
America: The Social Consequences of a Failing Classroom
Discussion-- Conner Hayes, Birmingham-Southern
College; Meghan Mills, Birmingham Southern College
• Princeville North Carolina: A Photographic
Representation of a Uniquely African American Town-Samantha Marie Adams, East Carolina University
• Sousveilance in The Age of the Smartphone: Policing the
Police-- David Wagers, Eastern Kentucky University;
Matthew Irvin, Eastern Kentucky University
• Sexual Violence Prevention Programs: A Meta-Analysis -Kailyn N Eggett, Eastern Kentucky University; Matthew
Irvin, Eastern Kentucky University
• The Effectiveness of Sexual Assault Bystander Training on
a College Campus -- Alison Hatch, Armstrong State
University; Jennifer Padilla Wyse, Armstrong State
University; Kayla Berns, Armstrong State University
• Perceptions of Law Enforcement from LGBT Victims of
Intimate Partner Violence-- Pamela M. Hunt Kirk,
University of West Georgia
• Threesomes: Data on Negotiation, Engagement and
Outcome-- Hannah Morris, East Carolina University;
Joyce Chang, University of Central Missouri; David Knox,
East Carolina University
• This One's for You: Anal Sex as a Gift? -- Cristinia Ann
Molinares, East Carolina University; David Knox, East
Carolina University; Irina Kolobava, East Carolina
University
• Perceptions of Gender Norms in Sexual Behavior-Jerinice Lirnette Quiles, University of Central Florida
• Pornography Consumption, Sexual Behavior, and Sexual
Attitudes: A Mixed-Methods Analysis-- Eitan Shiran Tye,
Duke University
• Planned Parenthood: The Rhetoric of Reproduction and
Marriage Equality-- Simone Seerattan, Georgia Gwinnett
College
• Gender in the Workplace: How Female Management
Helps Integrates Other Women into Lower Position-Thea Ayana Cox, East Carolina University
• Is Love Blind Online? An investigation of Homophily in
online dating-- Ryan Anthony Dorman, University of
Texas at Dallas
• Diversity, Equal Opportunity, and Upward Mobility in
American Corporations-- Hideki Morooka, Fayetteville
State University; Marcus S. Ellerbe, Fayetteville State
• I Wish My Professor Knew That...Getting to Know Our
College Students to Facilitate Effective Teaching and
Learning-- Gayle Gordon Bouzard, Texas State University;
Kelly Mosel-Talavera, Texas State University
SALON 2
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
Session 200. Roundtable #1: Research, Family and the Social
World
Presider: Steven Nathaniel Edwards, University of North
Carolina-Charlotte
• Sorting Out Concern: Cross-National Attitudes Toward
Human Trafficking-- Jennifer Ann Cheek, Mississippi
State University; Lindsey Peterson, Mississippi State
University
• A Cause for Discussion: Teaching Marriage and the
Family Courses --- The Evolving American Family-ConSandra McNeil, Jackson State University
• Parenting Styles and Racial Socialization among White
Parents with Transracial Adoptees-- Nikki Khanna,
University of Vermont; Caitlin Killian, Drew University
• All Our Kin Revisited: The Prevalence and Correlates of
Extended Family Member Coresidence among a Recent
Birth Cohort of U.S. Children-- Christina Cross, University
of Michigan; Pamela Smock, University of Michigan
• Can our Exchanges with our Siblings Impact our
Romantic Relationships? -- Steven Nathaniel Edwards,
Session 201. Roundtable #2: Domestic and International
Economic Development
Presider: Laura A. Bray, North Carolina State University
• Know Thy Neighbor: An Assessment of the Social Capital
of Small Town Transitional Community Development-Hannah Marie Wimberley, Lee University
• Advertising and Marketing in a Dying Industry: The
Changing Landscape of the Funeral Industry and the Role
of the Funeral Director-- Virginia Rothwell Beard,
Longwood University; William C. Burger, Longwood
University
• Faint Signals: Assessing the Impact of Commercialism at
Local National Pubic Radio Affiliates -- Peter P. Nieckarz,
Jr., Western Carolina University
• Responsibility & Blame in Agrochemical Exposure
Abroad: The Cultural Dynamics of Transnational Tort
Litigation-- Laura A. Bray, North Carolina State University
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
Session 202. Roundtable #3: Life Course, Family and Health
Presider: Lisa McManus, North Carolina State University
• Role Sequencing: Does Order Predict Resource
Availability Among Women, Across Time? -- Pamela B.
Jackson, Indiana University; Jasmine Lanisha Davis,
Indiana University Bloomington; Annie Russian, Indiana
University Bloomington; Muna Adem, Indiana University
Bloomington
• Marriage and the Military: The Current and Potential
Policy Ramifications of LGBTQ-- Tom Dunn, Troy
University; Manfred Meine, Troy University
• An Examination of Cardiovascular Disease and Mental
Health by Race, Ethnicity and Gender, Military Veteran
Status-- Melalnie Sberna Hinojosa, University of Central
Florida; Ramon Hinojosa, University of Central Florida
• Dinner, Divorce Papers and Oil Changes: Best Served
Warm with a Side of Smiles-- Lisa McManus, North
Session 203. Roundtable #4: Organizations at Their Intersection
Organizers: Laura Lopez-Sanders, University of North CarolinaPremboke; Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
Presider: Emily Blosser, Louisiana State University
• Trade-Offs and Sacrifices: Women's and Men's WorkFamily Experiences -- Krista M. Brumley, Wayne State
University
• Racial Differences in the Career Patterns of College
Football Coaches: An Optimal Matching Analysis-- Jacob
C. Day, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
• Don't Underestimate Girls: A Textual Analysis of Three
National Outreach Campaigns to Recruit Women to
Engineering-- Emily Blosser, Louisiana State University
• Whoa, I Don't Really Want to Talk About It. Just Do What
You Gotta Do: How Social Policy Can Aid Working
Breastfeeding Mothers-- Amber Renee Pogacsnik,
Middle Tennessee State University
• The Role of Acculturation Strategies in Immigrant
Academics' Perceptions of Conflict at Work -- Elena
Gheorghiu, Kennesaw State University; Cristina S.
Stephens, Kennesaw State University
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
Session 204. Roundtable #5: Race, Class and Gender: Aspects of
the Social World
Organizers: Victor E. Ray, University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Jessi
Streib, Duke University
Presider: Amanda Wyant, North Carolina State University
• Race and Gender in Military Families: A Mixed Knapsack- Eileen Therese O'Brien, Saint Leo University; Stephanie
Byrd, None
• The Impact of Gender, Race, and Religion on Attitudes
toward Abortion-- Mandi N. Barringer, University of
Central Florida; David A. Gay, University of Central
Florida; John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida
• Exploring Migrants' Political Activism in their Host
Countries -- Amanda Wyant, North Carolina State
University
• Medical Websites: Friend or Foe? -- Rachel M Kinder,
Session 205. Roundtable #6: Transnational Sociology: Exploring
International Boundaries
Presider: Roslyn Fraser Schoen, Texas A&M University
• Educational Detainment: Education and Work Experience
in the Construction of Climate Change Denial-- Nikilaus J
Wycha, University of Central Florida
• World Society and Cross-National Variation in Women's
Power Outcomes, 1960-2010-- Rachael Joyce Russell,
Clemson University
• Plant Closings, Workforce Reductions, and
Deindustrialization in Appalachian Virginia: Experiences
of Laid-Off Workers and their Spouses-- Michelline
Stokes, Virginia Tech; Dale W. Wimberley, Virginia Tech
• Young Women's Status and Family Bargains: The Story of
a Son-Less Family in Rural Bangladesh -- Roslyn Fraser
Schoen, Texas A&M University
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
Session 206. Roundtable #7: The Politics of Sex and Gender
Presider: Julie Schweitzer, Oklahoma State University
• The Persistence of Gender Ambivalence: Explaining The
Relative Disparity in Gender Progress Between the Public
and Private Spheres -- Ray Sin, University of IllinoisChicago
• Abdicating Responsibility: Gender Politics and the
Meanings of Support among Breastfeeding Women and
their Male Partners-- Laura Beth Fitzwater Gonzales,
• Is the Personal Still Political? Fractured Feminisms and
the Viability of a Feminist Movement-- Jonniann
Butterfield, Austin Peay State University; Lan White,
Austin Peay State University
• Framing and Identity Work in the Anti-Lynching
Movement: A Historical Frame Analysis-- Thomas N.
Ratliff, Arkansas State University; Jennifer Padilla Wyse,
Armstrong State University
• We Want to Tell the World: Grievance Construction and
Tactical Choice in the Idle No More Movement's Missing
and Exploited Indigenous Women Narratives-- Julie
Schweitzer, Oklahoma State University; Tamara L Mix,
Oklahoma State University
Session 207. Roundtable #8: Guns, Violence and the Law
Presider: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
• Economic Deprivation, Peer Influence, and the Use of
Firearms to Commit Crime-- Daniel Semenza, Emory
University
• When the Blue Line is Crossed: Justifiable Police
Homicides in Florida -- Jolene Vincent, University of
Central Florida
• Association Between Religiosity and Approval of Violent
Parenting Practices-- Emily Daina Šaras, Florida State
University
• Fear and False Impressions: Public Perceptions of Serial
Murder-- Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania
• Juvenile Crime & Media in North Carolina: 1986-2001-Bethany Young, Duke University; Zimife Umeh, Duke
University
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
Session 208. Roundtable #9: Race and School Discipline
Presider: Christina R. Steidl, University of Alabama-Huntsville
• From the Eyes of Administration and Faculty: The Vision
of Success in Alternative Education-- Daniela Alexandria
Griffin, University of Mississippi
• The Effects of School Segregation on the Disciplinary
Experiences of Latino Students-- Christina R. Steidl,
University of Alabama-Huntsville; Kendralin J. Freeman,
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
• Bring Our Girls Back: The Missing Discourse on Girls in
the School to Prison Pipeline-- Jelisa Clark, University of
Louisville
Session 209. Roundtable #10: Popular Culture and Virtual
CommunitiesOrganizer: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania
Presider: Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University
• Cultural Constructions of the (Video) Gamer Community- Zackary Clark Triplett, Louisiana Tech University
• The Fantasy of Abundance: Pornography in the Online
Economy-- Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth
University
• The Strength of Digital Ties: Applying Granovetter's
Network Theory to the Modern Social Web-- Bradley
Alexander Wheaton, Vanderbilt University; Tyler N.
Coffey, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
• Self-Publishing and The Music Industry-- Britta Girtz,
University of Georgia; Bryan Cannon, University of
Georgia; Arialle Crabtree, University of Georgia
• The Cost of Social Progress: The Impact of Rapid Social
Change by Any Means Necessary-- Glenn Coffey, WDC
Consultants
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
Session 210. Roundtable #11: Religion, Politics and War
Organizer: Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
Presider: Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M University
• Violence by Insurgents against Civilians in Co-Ethnic
Communities during the War in Iraq -- Stephen Poulson,
James Madison University; Kelly Burke, James Madison
University
• Religion, Ethnicity, and the Contemporary Politics of
Marijuana Legalization in the United States-- Darren
Sherkat, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale
• Religion: The Institutional Support System for War
Apologetics-- Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M
University
• Democratic Theory and Salient Policy in the U.S. States:
Assessing the Effects of Public Opinion and
Segmentation-- Daniel Lanford, Florida State University
• Connecting the Dots: College Students' Perceptions of
American Political Issues from a Sociological Perspective- John Edward Ryan III, University of Mount Olive;
Dominique Reed, University of Mount Olive
Session 211. Roundtable #12: Sexual Assault on Campus
Organizer and Presider: Denise L. Bissler, Randolph-Macon
College
• Gender Differences in Rape Culture and Campus Climate:
Findings from Longitudinal Data-- Denise L. Bissler,
Randolph-Macon College; Scott London, RandolphMacon College
• Hooking Up on Campus: A Moderator of Rape Myth
Acceptance? -- Timothy Thomas Reling, Louisiana State
University
• From Research to Practice: Using Campus Climate
Surveys to Create Education and Prevention
Programming-- Andrea N. Hunt, University of North
Alabama; Amber Paulk, University of North Alabama;
Yaschica Williams, University of North Alabama
• Cool Party, Bro: The Fraternity Use of Party Structure as
a Mechanism for Control over Female Status on Campus
-- Brandon Scott Harris, Clemson University; Dorothy
Schmalz, Clemson University
SALONS 3-5
9:00 AM—10:00 AM
SALONS 3-5
Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM—10:15 AM
Session 212. Online Learning
Organizers: Rachel L. Austin, University of North CarolinaCharlotte; Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State University
Presider: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston
• Online Education at a Crossroads: The Implications for
Sociology Programs-- Tom Dunn, Troy University;
Manfred Meine, Troy University
• Bringing the Sociology Internship into the Digital Age:
Online Orientation, Support, and Assessment-- Daniel
Farr, University at Albany
• Engaging Efficacy, Agency, and Community While
Achieving Results in Online Classes-- Rachel L. Austin,
• Promoting High Quality Discussion in Distance Education
Courses with Webcams and Voicethread-- Idee Winfield,
College of Charleston; Daniel K. Cortese, Governors State
University
Session 213. Local and Global Economics
Presider: Abigail Randall, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
• Interrogating the Social Dynamics of Access to Local
Foods in Rural Communities-- Shawn Alan Trivette,
Louisiana Tech University; Alexis Brown, Louisiana Tech
University
• Examining Food Policy Efficacy for Underserved
Communities-- Abigail Randall, University of Tennessee Knoxville
• Oil & Tourism: Intersections of the Deepwater Horizon
Spill-- Patricia Widener, Florida Atlantic University;
Jessica Marino, Florida Atlantic University
• Women Garment Workers in the Global Commodity
Chain: A Symbiosis between Globalization, Cultural
Constraints, and Women's Empowerment-- Nikhilendu
Deb, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Session 214. Divorce and Religion
Organizer and Presider: Courtney Ann Irby, Loyola UniversityChicago
• Divorce Effect: A Systematic Review of Literature-- Xiaoli
Su, Troy University
• Post-Divorce Cohabitation and Second Marital
Dissolution: The Role of Religion-- Xiaohe Xu, University
of Texas-San Antonio; Adam Jacob Flores, University of
Texas at San Antonio
• Learning to Have the Best Marriage: The Tension of
Individualism and Community in Conservative Religious
Groups' Marriage Preparation -- Courtney Ann Irby,
Loyola University-Chicago
• Same-Sex Marriage and the Evangelical Millennials-Arlie Tagayuna, Lee University
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Session 215. Partners in Academia (Sponsored by the
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Organizer: Kimberly A Lancaster, Coastal Carolina Community
College
Presider: Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State University
• -- J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida; Shannon
K. Carter, University of Central Florida
• -- Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State University; Stephanie
Gonzalez Guittar, Valdosta State University
• -- Jason Milne, Longwood University; Heather Milne,
Longwood University
• -- Carl Riden, Longwood University; Crystal Peoples, Duke
University
Session 216. Author Meets Critics: Unequal Time: Gender, Class,
and Family in Employment Schedules (Russell Sage Foundation)
by Dan Clawson and Naomi Gerstel
Organizer and Presider: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North
Carolina-Greensboro
• Critic-- David Maume, University of Cincinnati
• Critic-- Jessi Streib, Duke University
• Critic-- Jeremy Reynolds, University of Georgia
Author-- Dan Clawson, University of Massachusetts-Amherst;
Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Session 217. Private and Public Spheres of Sexual Minorities
Organizers: Pamela M. Hunt Kirk, University of West Georgia;
Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
Presider: Pamela M. Hunt Kirk, University of West Georgia
• Asexuality and Gender: Conformity to
Masculine/Feminine Norms in an Online Asexual
Population-- Rachael McCrosky, Georgia State University;
Joshua Simpkins, Georgia State University
• Parental Identification in The Same Sex Family-- Pamela
M. Hunt Kirk, University of West Georgia
• Accessing the Needs of Transgender Veterans in the
United States Military -- Michelle Dietert, Texas A&M
University Central Texas; Dianne Dentice, Stephen F.
Austin State University
• Creative Claims Making: Intersectionality and The Queer
Undocumented Immigrant Project-- Stacy Lynn Salerno,
Florida State University; Haley Jo Gentile, Florida State
University
• Does Being a Late-Bloomer Harm School Performance?
Pubertal Timing and Academic Achievement Among
Boys-- Eitan Shiran Tye, Duke University
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Session 218. Identity and the Self in Context
Presider: Matthew Sheptoski, Grambling State University
• I Wanna Hear Some Jones: Collective Identity-Work in
Country Music Lyrics-- John Bernau, Emory University
• Religious Socialization, Belonging, and Apostasy: Who
Becomes a Fan of Heavy Metal Music? -- Bradley A.
Koch, Georgia College
• What Cost Survival? Distortion of Self in Dysfunctional
Institutions-- Matthew Sheptoski, Grambling State
University
• Georgia College Students and Confederate Battle Flag
Symbolism: A Comparison - 2001 to 2015-- Donald
Gregory, Reinhardt University; Dylan Schulte, Reinhardt
University; Ned Rinalducci, Armstrong Atlantic State
University
Session 219. Using Social Media in the Classroom
Organizer and Presider: Tom Linneman, College of William &
Mary
• -- Nathan Palmer, Georgia Southern University
• -- Lester Andrist, University of Maryland
• -- D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans
Session 220. Getting Them Ready for the Trenches: Preparing
Graduate Students to Teach Sociology (co-sponsored by Norton
and the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small
Colleges)
Organizer and Presider: Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State
University
• -- Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University
• -- Liz Grauerholz, University of Central Florida
• -- Kathleen Lowney, Valdosta State University
• -- Mindy Stombler, Georgia State University
Session 221. New Horizons: Marriage, Class, Race, and Gender
Organizer and Presider: Linda Burton, Duke University
• -- Jessi Streib, Duke University
• -- Jenifer Bratter, Rice University; Ellen Whitehead, Rice
University
• -- Rosalind Chou, Georgia State University
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Session 222. The Political Effects of Media
Presider: Lauren Nichole Griffin, University of Florida
• The Political Nature of Twitter: How Social Media Can Be
Used to Predict Electoral Outcomes-- Benjamin DowdArrow, Florida State University; Daniel Tope, Florida State
University
• Just Sort of a Name They Threw Out: Audience Responses
to Climate Change and Science in Disaster Films-- Lauren
Nichole Griffin, University of Florida
• Fracking Fissures: Media Framing of Natural Gas
Development in North Carolina-- Heather K. Sanchez,
North Carolina State University; Thomas E. Shriver, North
Carolina State University; Alison E. Adams, University of
Florida; Maggie Tomaszewski, North Carolina State
University; Jay Sherman,
• #HipHopMatters: Rapping as Play and Protest-- Austin
William Booker Ashe, Duke University
Session 223. Technology, Religion, and Cultural Sociology
Presider: Amber Albrecht, Sam Houston State University
• Tinkering with Technology and Religion in the Digital
Age:The Effects of Internet Use on Religious Belief,
Behavior, and Belonging-- Paul K. McClure, Baylor
University
• Constructions of Nature: An Analysis of Nature Imaging
in Information Technology Advertisements -- Amber
Albrecht, Sam Houston State University
• Recruiting Soldiers in the Army of God: A Content
Analysis of Extremist Anti-Abortion Online Archives-Rebecca Barrett-Fox, Arkansas State University; Thomas
N. Ratliff, Arkansas State University
Session 224. Teaching Social Justice and Intersectionality
Presider: Gail Markle, Kennesaw State University
• Using the Case Study to Teach Intersectional Analysis in
the Race, Class and Gender Course-- Gail Markle,
Kennesaw State University
• Teaching Christopher Columbus: Facilitating Student
Discovery in an Introductory Race Course-- Janis Prince,
Saint Leo University
• When I Was Ten: The Effective Use of Narrative in Online
Marriage and Family Instruction-- Amy Manning Kirk,
Sam Houston State University
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Session 225. The Cost of Color: The Economics of Discrimination
Presider: Chandra D Ward, Georgia State University
• Legacies of Slavery: Racial Transitions and Home Value
Inequality-- Robert L. Reece, Duke University
• Racial Disadvantage and Cumulative Hardship: Long
Term Outcomes-- Clifford L. Broman, Michigan State
University
• Intersectionality and Family Poverty, 1980-2015: A SocioDemographic Analysis-- Hayward Derrick Horton, SUNYAlbany; Melvin Thomas, North Carolina State University;
Cedric Herring, University of Maryland-Baltimore
County; Loren Henderson, University of MarylandBaltimore County
• Predictors of Perceived Racial Discrimination among the
U.S. Black Population: Exploring Ethnic Variations-Rachel Head, University of Texas-Tyler
Session 226. Presenting about Teaching? Publish about
Teaching? (Sponsored by the Teaching Sociology Editorial Board
and TRAILS Editor)
Organizer and Presider: Shannon N. Davis, George Mason
University
• -- Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University
• -- Chavella T. Pittman, Dominican University
• -- Kathleen Lowney, Valdosta State University
• -- Julie Pelton, University of Nebraska-Omaha
• -- Sadie Pendaz, Normandale Community College
Session 227. The Many Impacts of Social Media
Organizer: Shawn Gaulden, Florida State University
Presider: Shelia R Cotten, Michigan State University
• Disrupting Collective Identity: Technology, Contestation,
and the Barriers to Mobilization Surrounding the
Gamergate Controversy-- Bertan Buyukozturk, Florida
State University; Shawn Gaulden, Florida State
University; Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, Florida State
University
• Hand on the Wheel, Mind on the Mobile: An Analysis of
Social Factors Contributing to Texting While Driving-Steven J. Seiler, Tennessee Tech University
• Texting, Tweeting, and Other Technology Use: What's
Age Got to Do with it? -- Shelia R Cotten, Michigan State
University; Robert Vann Rikard, Michigan State
University; Travis Kadylak, Michigan State University;
Jessica Francis, Michigan State University; Tim Huang,
Michigan State University; Christopher Ball, Michigan
State University
• Google as an Agent of Socialization: Representations of
Marriage and the Family -- David Andrew Kirschner,
Georgia Gwinnett College
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10:30 AM—11:45 AM
10:30 AM—11:45 AM
DELEGATE
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10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 228. Using Games to Teach Sociology (Sponsored by the
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges)
Organizer: Ramona G. Olvera, South Louisiana Community
College
Presider: Amanda Nicholson, Atlanta Metropolitan State College
• -- Michelle Geisert, Atlanta Metropolitan State College
• -- Amanda Nicholson, Atlanta Metropolitan State College
• -- Ramona G. Olvera, South Louisiana Community
College
Session 229. Research and Teaching About Relationship Trauma:
A "Write Where It Hurts" Panel (Sponsored by the Committee
on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges)
Organizer and Presider: Alexandra Catherine Hayes Nowakowski,
• -- Carla Pfeffer, University of South Carolina
• -- Katherine McCabe, University of Illinois-Chicago
• -- Lacey Jae Ritter, Florida State University
• -- Teresa Roach, Appalachian State University
Discussant:
• J.E. Sumerau, University of Tampa
Session 230. Presidential Plenary: Public Engagement: Teaching
Beyond the Academy
Organizer: Virginia Rutter, Framingham State University
Presider: Virginia Rutter, Framingham State University
• Keep Calm and Commit to Public Sociology-- Philip
Cohen, University of Maryland, College Park
• Going Public: The Assets and Liabilities of Your Graduate
Training-- Stephanie Coontz, Council on Contemporary
Families
• Difference and Public Engagement-- Tressie McMillan
Cottom, Virginia Commonwealth University
Session 231. Teaching About Families and Relationships
Presider: Marni A Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College
• -- Philip Cohen, University of Maryland, College Park
• -- Virginia Rutter, Framingham State University
• -- Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University
• -- Irene Padavic, Florida State University
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10:30 AM—11:45 AM
Session 232. Work and Organizations: Sense-Making, Accounts
and Identity Management
Presider: Alison Buck, North Carolina State University
• Variations in Member Tenure and Sensemaking
Outcomes During Organizational Change-- Melissa
Fletcher Pirkey, Emory University
• Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Strategies for
Coping with Work-Family Conflict Events-- Sabrina
Speights, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Jaime
Bochantin, University of North Carolina at Charlotte;
Renee Cowan, University of Texas at San Antonio
• Let's Keep It Professional: Public School Teachers'
Networking Decisions in increasingly Neoliberal
Workplaces-- Lindsay Hamm, North Carolina State
University
• Accounting for Staying and Going: Negotiating Gendered
Excuses and Justifications -- Alison Buck, North Carolina
State University
• Managed Autonomy: Youth Participation in
Organizations-- Sarah Gaby, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
Session 233. Using TRAILS as a Teaching Resource (Sponsored by
the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges)
Organizer and Presider: DeAnna L. Gore, University of South
Carolina Aiken
• -- Julie Pelton, University of Nebraska-Omaha
Session 234. Studies in Cultural Practice
Organizer: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Presider: Eryn Taylor McCoy, Georgia Southern University
• Marriage Delay, Time to Play? Marital Horizons and
Hooking Up in College-- Rachel Allison, Mississippi State
University; Barbara Risman, University of Illinois at
Chicago
• Sustainable Life Practices of Appalachian Women -Amanda Dardanella Brown, Middle Tennessee State
University
• Constructing Collective Memory: The Confederate Flag
and Its Consequences in Saltville, Virginia -- Katherine
Elizabeth Bordwine, Emory & Henry College; Shelley
Koch, Emory & Henry College
• Bourdieuball: Habitus, Doxa, and Capital in the Field of
Urban Pickup Basketball -- Nick Rogers, Georgia State
University
SALON 7
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
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Session 235. Teasing Out Bias: The Matter of Meanings and
Measures in Understanding
Presider: Amanda Bancroft, Rice University
• Missing Data: The Understudied Relationship between
Wealth and Educational Outcomes-- Amanda Bancroft,
Rice University
• Your Handouts Are My Citizenship: How Welfare
Recipients Manage Stigma-- Dylan J. Dixon, Lee
University
• It's Inappropriate but Does That Mean He Hates
Women? Rappers Discursive Strategies for Explaining
Misogyny in Hip-Hop-- Antonia Randolph, Christopher
Newport University
• The Relationship Between Historical Racism and
Contemporary Patterns of Poverty in the American
South-- Regina S. Baker, University of Pennsylvania
Session 236. To Include Human Rights in The US Constitution:
What Sociologists Can OfferOrganizer and Presider: Judith Blau, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
• -- Judith Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
• -- Steven Foy, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
• -- Mark Frezzo, University of Mississippi
• -- Susan Carol Pearce, East Carolina University
• -- Kathleen Basile, East Carolina University
Session 237. The Sociology of Sports and Development
Organizers: Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University; Robin W.
Simon, Wake Forest University
Presider: David Maume, University of Cincinnati
• The Gendered Effects of Sport Participation On
Adolescent Health and Delinquency-- David Maume,
• The Effects of Gender Stereotyping in Male Athletes -Emily Elizabeth Corson, Piedmont College
• "All You Need Are Shoes, Shorts, and a Shirt:" Women's
Experiences in Youth Running-- Marta Ann Selby,
• Student-Athletes and Experiential Learning-- Laura
Atkins, Jacksonville University; Liz Gregg, University of
North Florida
CHARGE
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
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12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 238. Race and Classical Sociological Theory
Organizer: Seth Abrutyn, University of Memphis
Presider: Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati
• An Earnest Desire for the Truth despite Its Possible
Unpleasantness:A Comparative Analysis of the Atlanta
University Publications and American Journal of
Sociology, 1895-1917-- Earl Wright II, University of
Cincinnati; Kalasia Shqueen Daniels, University of
Cincinnati
• Shakespeare and Classical Sociological Theory-- Dr.
Farshad Araghi, Florida Atlantic University; Iris
Mirambeau, Florida Atlantic University
• Critical Theory and Race in The Twilight Zone and The
Matrix Trilogy-- Harry Dahms, University of TennesseeKnoxville
• Sociology and the Theory of Double Consciousness: W.E.B
Du Bois' Phenomenology of Racialized Subjectivity-- Jose
Itzsigsohn, Brown University; Karida L. Brown, Brown
University
• Reimagining Collective Behavior-- Justin Van Ness,
University of Notre Dame
Session 239. Women of Color in Leadership Roles in Academia
Organizer and Presider: Sancha Medwinter, University of
Massachusetts-Amherst
• Melencia M Johnson, University of South Carolina Aiken
• Jeffri Anne Wilder, University of North Florida
Session 240. Teaching Critically to Multiple Audiences
Presider: Vicky L. Elias, Texas A&M University - San Antonio
• Applied Teaching Methods in Undergraduate Marriage
and Family-- Angelika Gulbis, Madison Area Technical
College; Lauren McClain, Western Kentucky University
• Real World Methods and Statistics: Praxis-based
Pedagogy and Community Service across Courses-- Vicky
L. Elias, Texas A&M University - San Antonio; Joseph M.
Simpson, Texas A&M University - San Antonio
• Scholar Activism and Public Sociology from the Bottomup: Toward a Transformative Sociology -- Jerome Scott,
League of Revolutionaries for a New America; Shaneda
Destine, Howard University; Walda Katz-Fishman,
Howard University
• Publishing for Early Career Faculty and Graduate
Students-- Mireille Yanow, Palgrave Macmillan
DIPLOMAT
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
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12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 241. Teaching and Social Justice in the Classroom and
Beyond
Presider: Tracy Woodard, Valdosta State University
• Taking It Out of the Classroom: Activist Scholars
Deconstructing Rape Culture and Constructing New
Narratives at a Southern Regional University -- Tracy
Woodard, Valdosta State University
• Teaching Race and Police Brutality at a Land Grant
University in the South: An Examination of Attitudinal
Change-- Aysha Allison Bodenhamer, North Carolina
State University; Scott Thomas Grether, North Carolina
State University
• Making Meaning Through Community Service-- Shelby
Colene Longard, Belmont University; Ken Spring,
Belmont University; Andi Stepnick, Belmont University
• It's Easy for Us to Take These Things for Granted:
Undergraduate Students' Experiences with Abortion
Narratives-- Ana L. Rodriguez, Florida Gulf Coast
University; Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University
• Calling over the Life Course: Problematizing the Idea of
Vocation-- Catherine Fobes, Alma College
Session 242. Teaching Issues of Social Justice (Sponsored by
SWS-South)
Organizer and Presider: Kris Macomber, Meredith College
• Visual Sociology in a Sociology of Reproduction Course:
How to get students to "see" reproductive justice-Shannon K. Carter, University of Central Florida;
Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar, Valdosta State University;
Brenda Savage, University of Central Florida
• Service-Learning and Writing About Activism-- Amanda
Pullum, Duke University
• Confronting Cognitive Dissonance in the Classroom:
When Definitions of Social Justice Differ-- Christy Flatt,
Gordon State College; Anissa Howard, Gordon State
College; Barry Kicklighter, Gordon State College
• Discovering Social Justice in the Criminal Justice
Community: Reflections from Two Sociologists -- Lori
Brown, Meredith College; Kris Macomber, Meredith
College
PLAZA 2
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
PLAZA 3
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Event
Location
12:45 PM—2:00 PM
Session 243. The Role of Place in Educational Outcomes
Presider: Jennifer Lauren Nelson, Emory University
• Justice Antecedents to Cultivating Trust in Schools:
Coworker and Teacher-Parent Relationships in an Urban
and Suburban District-- Jennifer Lauren Nelson, Emory
University; Karen A. Hegtvedt, Emory University; Jennifer
Hayward, Emory University
• What Effect If Any Does Living in an Urban or suburban
Neighborhood Have On Educational Attainment? -Daquan May, Morehouse College
• The Impact of School Locale on Student-Teacher
Congruence and Teacher Perceptions-- John Reynolds,
Florida State University; Andrew Mannheimer, Florida
State University; Michael Parrish, Florida State
University; Amanda Poling,
• The Student Shuffle: The Impacts of School Closures on
Nearby Schools and Neighborhoods -- Emily Rachel
Persons, Duke University
• The Elusive Neighborhood Effect: Heterogeneity in the
Impact of Concentrated Poverty on Adolescents’ Future
College Outcomes – Brian L. Levy, University of North
Session 244. Teaching to Diverse Student Populations
(Sponsored by the Committee for Sociology in Community and
Small Colleges)
Organizer: Ramona G. Olvera, South Louisiana Community
College
Presider: Abby Reiter, Wake Technical Community College
• -- Romney Norwood, Georgia Perimeter College
• -- Amanda K. Damarin, Georgia Perimeter College
• -- Justin A. Martin, University of Tennessee-Martin
• -- Kimberly A. Lancaster, Coastal Carolina Community
College
• -- Abby Reiter, Wake Technical Community College
• -- Miranda Reiter, University of North Carolina-Pembroke
Session 245. Public Sociology, Service Learning, or
Transformative Sociology
Organizer and Presider: Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, Manhattanville
College
• -- Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University
• -- Shaneda Destine, Howard University
• -- Jerome Scott, League of Revolutionaries for a New
America
• -- Deborah Perkins, Coastal Carolina University
• -- Jordan Mazurek, Eastern Kentucky University
• -- Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, Manhattanville College
SALON 6
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
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Session 246. Trauma and The Family
Presider: Paula K. Miller, Michigan State University
• The Work Chose Me: Volunteers and Paid Workers Who
Work within the Areas of HIV/AIDS and Teen Pregnancy
with or within the African American Community-- Anita
Winfrey Thompson, Ph.D., Georgia College & State
University
• Intimate Coercion: Recognition and Recovery-- Marti
Loring, LCSW, PhD, Center for Mental Health; Melissa
Scardaville, American Institutes for Research
• Title: Does Childhood Trauma Predict Mental Health
Outcomes for White Working Class Americans? The
Mediating Role of Positive and Negative Coping-- Paula
K. Miller, Michigan State University
• Non-Natives as a Vulnerable Population Following a
Natural Disaster-- Maury Connell Holliman, The
University of Alabama
Session 247. Innovations in Undergraduate Teaching
Organizers: Brandon Wallace, Middle Tennessee State University;
Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State University
Presider: Kristy Maher, Furman University
• Scaffolding Research Throughout the Sociology
Undergraduate Curriculum-- Diane D. Everett, Stetson
University
• Educating Tomorrow's Global Citizens: Teaching
Sociological Concepts in Southern Africa-- Kristy Maher,
Furman University
• The Effect of Enrollment in an Introductory Sociology
Class on Students' Positions on Social Issues-- Brandon
Wallace, Middle Tennessee State University; Belal
Hossain, Middle Tennessee State University
• Studying Anti-Intellectualism to Learn the Life of the
Mind-- Bob Price, Texas State University
Session 248. Scholarly Activism: How/Why/When to Use What
We Know
Organizer and Presider: Virginia Rutter, Framingham State
University
• -- Georgiann Davis, University of Nevada Las Vegas
• -- Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz, Framingham State University
• -- Tina Pittman Wagers, University of Colorado-Boulder
CHARGE
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
CELEBRATING ALL
FAMILIES
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Session 249. Author Meets Critics: Abortion Politics, Mass
Media, and Social Movements in America (Cambridge
University Press) by Deana Rohlinger
Organizer and Presider: Lyndi Hewitt, University of North
Carolina-Asheville
• Critic-- Holly McCammon, Vanderbilt University
• Critic-- Scott Fitzgerald, University of North CarolinaCharlotte
• Critic-- Kenneth Andrews, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
Author-- Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
Session 250. What I Wish I Knew: Successful Faculty Share
Advice for Aspiring and Early Career Faculty (Sponsored by the
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges)
Organizer: Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University
Presider: Mindy Stombler, Georgia State University
• What I Wish I Knew...Making the Best Non-Traditional
Choices in an Academic Career-- Susan Ambler, Maryville
College
• What I Wish I Knew...Succeeding in the
Tenure/Promotion Process at Small Institutions-- Lee D.
Millar Bidwell, Longwood University
• What I Wish I Knew...Maintaining Research Productivity
at a Small or Community College-- Nicholas Guittar,
Valdosta State University
• What I Wish I Knew...Planning for SoTL While Preparing
Courses-- Aaron Rowland, University of TennesseeMartin
• What I Wish I Knew...Making the Most of Graduate
Teacher Training-- Mindy Stombler, Georgia State
University
Session 251. Critically Teaching Sociology: Using A Real-World
Lens
Presider: Rachel L. Austin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
• Applications of Critical Sociological Thinking: From
Movies to Memoirs-- Michelle Petrie, Univeristy of South
Carolina Aiken; Christine Wernet, University of South
Carolina-Aiken
• Full Contact Pedagogy and Immersive Learning: Notes on
Teaching and Learning Abroad in Cuba-- Marc Richard
Settembrino, Southeastern Louisiana University
• Building an Adaptable Introductory Sociology Course for
Study Abroad-- Stephanie McClure, Georgia College
• Developing Experienced Graduate Student Instructors: A
Case Study of the Program for Instructional Excellence-Stephanie L. Bradley, Florida State University
DIPLOMAT
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
2:15 PM—3:30 PM
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PLAZA 2
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2:15 PM—3:30 PM
Session 252. Understanding Activism and Its Effect on Millenials
Presider: Gabriel A. Santos, Lynchburg College
• Recycle or Landfill? Assessing the Efficacy of a GreenThemed Intervention for Recycling Behavior Accuracy in
University Freshman Dorms-- Lawrence M. Towe,
Univeristy of Georgia; James E. Coverdill, University of
Georgia
• Fraternities, Campus Hegemony and Safe Space
Reconfiguration-- Mitchell R. Petersen, Southwestern
University
• Can Bioregionalism Transform Youth Justice Theory and
Movements? -- Gabriel A. Santos, Lynchburg College
• Tiny Homes-- Hannah Novotny, University of Central
Florida
Session 253. Working Through it: Strategies for Managing
Poverty
Presider: Ellen Whitehead, Rice University
• Paying for Their Stay: The Coresident Circumstances of
New Mothers-- Ellen Whitehead, Rice University
• Negotiating Gender, Race, and Survival: How Poor
Mexican Immigrant Women "Make Ends Meet"-- Sancha
Medwinter, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Linda
Burton, Duke University
• From the Resources of Informality to the Informality of
Resources: The Economics of Survival of Informal Market
Workers in Panama-- Maria Amado, Guilford College
• Love Will Find a Way: The Intimate Lives of Temporary
Female Mexican Questworkers -- Ramona G. Olvera,
South Louisiana Community College
• Save Our Homes: An Analysis of the Enactment and
Expansion of Property Tax Limitation in Florida-Stephanie L. Bradley, Florida State University
PLAZA 3
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Session 254. Youth, Drugs and Violence
Presider: Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State University
• Substance and Sustenance: Examining the Relationship
between Substance Use and Healthy Choices in
Adolescents-- Trisha Lyn Whitmire, University of Central
Florida; Christopher Douglas Charles, University of
Central Florida
• Lifestyle-exposure Theory and Cyberbullying: Locating
Predictors of Victimization and Barriers to Reporting -Amanda S. Mansfield, University of Tennessee-Martin;
Justin A. Martin, University of Tennessee-Martin
• Race, General Strain Theory and Delinquency: Racial
Microaggresions as Mundane Extreme Environmental
Stresses-- Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State
University; Maxine S. Thompson, North Carolina State
University
• Cyberbullying and Suicide Ideation: A Durkheimian
Analysis-- Ashley Ross, Texas Tech University
SALON 7
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 255. Reception for Teaching Multiple Publics MiniConference: Socializing and Cocktails with Contributors
(Sponsored by Norton Publishers)
AMBASSADOR
3:45 PM—5:00 PM
Session 256. Suicidal Ideation, Agency and Meaning
Presider: Taylor M. Binnix, University of Memphis
• Finding Meaning Within the Chaos: Response and
Adaptation to Mental Illness in the Family-- Doug
Engelman, University of South Florida
• Suicidality and the Family: Examining Emotions,
Relationship Quality, and Interpersonal Dynamics-- Taylor
M. Binnix, University of Memphis
• Agency, Ethnic Polarization and Well-being: A Crossnational Analysis-- Rengin Firat, Georgia State University
• The Mediating Relationship Between Perceived
Belongingness, Parental & Child Connection, and Mental
Health -- Adrianne Nicole Dues, University of South
Carolina
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Session 257. Spirituality and Health
Presider: Megan Smith, Emory University
• Stigma and Postpartum Treatment Acceptability Among
Black and White Women in The First Six-Months
Postpartum-- Susan Bodnar-Deren, Virginia
Commonwealth University; Emma Benn, Mount Sinai
School of Medicine; Amy Balbierz, Mount Sinai School of
Medicine; Elizabeth Howell, Mount Sinai School of
Medicine
• Are Religion and Spirituality Barriers or Facilitators to
Treatment for HIV: A Systematic Review of the Literature- Haley Medved Kendrick, University of AlabamaBirmingham
• Witches, Activists, Healers, and Identity Blenders:
Understanding the Experiences of Men in the Reclaiming
Socio-Religious Movement-- Elizabeth Williamson,
University of Chicago
• Mediating Structures: The Case for Faith-Based Day
Programs for the Chronically Mentally Ill-- Megan Smith,
Emory University
Session 258. Political Contention and the Environment
Presider: Kevin T. Smiley, Rice University
• Political Commitments Toward Renewable Energy
Regimes and Climate Change-- Corinne Ong, Livingstone
College
• Who does It?: Testing Agency in the Case of United States
Ozone Reduction, 1990-1997-- Andrew Smolski, North
• Environmental Justice in Metropolitan America: Does a
City's Civic Capacity Create More Inequalities? -- Kevin T.
Smiley, Rice University
• The Anti-Environmental State: Managing Toxic
Grievances in Central Appalachia-- Philip George Lewin,
Florida Atlantic University
CHARGE
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CONSULATE
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Event
Location
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Session 259. Global Understandings of Activism and Politics
Presider: Matthew Schoene, Davidson College
• Non-Armed Conflict for territorial rights and for the
preservation of the culture-- Liza Gomez, Miami Dade
College; Liza Hayes, University of Miami
• Urban Continent, Urban Activism? Social & Political
Activism in the Contemporary European Union -Matthew Schoene, Davidson College
• A Comparative Study on Public Environmental Concern in
China and the United States-- Feng Hao, University of
Richmond
• Making Political Opportunities: Evaluating and
Elaborating Smelser's Value-Added Model in the
Brazilian Riots of 2013-- Amber Gibson, Arkansas State
University; Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State University;
Leslie McCallister, East Tennessee State University
Session 260. Research Incubator #9: Politics and Social
Movements
Presider: Harry Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
• The Bolivian Water Wars: Resistance to Neoliberalism
and the Absence of Western Media-- Deborah Jane
Yoder, Georgia State University
• For Love of Country: Cohort and Subjective Patriotism-Jared Michael Adams, University of Central Florida;
David A. Gay, University of Central Florida
• The Otte Effect: Socio-Political Context, Chronic Stress
and the Influence on Birth Weight-- Stephanie Otte,
Session 261. Research Incubator #10: Education, Achievement
and Sexuality
Presider: Kristen Myers, Northern Illinois University
• Discipline and Emotional Labor: Experiences of Public
School Teachers-- Madison Tabersmith, Texas State
University-San Marcos
• Contrived Carelessness, Hegemonic Masculinity, and the
Gender Gap in Educational Attainment-- Brett Lehman,
DELEGATE
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3:45 PM—5:00 PM
SALONS 7 & 8
SALONS 7 & 8
Index to Participants
Abdoo, Cora ([email protected]): 174
Abrefa-Gyan, Tina ([email protected]): 33
Abrutyn, Seth ([email protected]): 238
Acevedo, Gabriel A ([email protected]): 71
Acosta, Katie L ([email protected]): 138
Adams, Alison E. ([email protected]): 67, 75, 222
Adams, Crystal ([email protected]): 113
Adams, Jared Michael
([email protected]): 260
Adams, Samantha Marie ([email protected]):
199
Aday, Ron ([email protected]): 162
Addo, Fenaba ([email protected]): 124
Adem, Muna ([email protected]): 202
Adetunde, Christiana Olufunke
Agyei, William K. A. ([email protected]): 33
Ahmadu, Frederick ([email protected]): 73
Albrecht, Amber ([email protected]): 223
Aletraris, Lydia ([email protected]): 13, 152
Al-Haamdani, Yaasameen Safaa ([email protected]):
117
Allen, Jason S. ([email protected]): 67
Allen, Marbella Eboni ([email protected]): 162
Allen, Shaonta ([email protected]): 169
Allison, Rachel ([email protected]): 24, 52, 58, 73,
121, 172, 206, 234, 237
Amado, Maria ([email protected]): 253
Ambler, Susan ([email protected]): 250
Andersen, Kristin ([email protected]): 127
Andrews, Kenneth ([email protected]): 249
Andrist, Lester ([email protected]): 219
Apkarian, Jacob ([email protected]): 23
Araghi, Dr. Farshad ([email protected]): 22, 238
Armato, Michael ([email protected]): 107
Armstrong, Jasmine Cheynne ([email protected]): 111
Arriaga, Felicia Ann ([email protected]): 108, 147
Arthur, Tim William ([email protected]): 153
Ascolese, Micaela ([email protected]): 185
Ashe, Austin William Booker ([email protected]): 222
Atkins, Laura ([email protected]): 127, 237
Atkinson, Maxine ([email protected]): 220, 231
Attell, Brandon Kyle ([email protected]): 83, 167
Austin, Rachel L. ([email protected]): 87, 212, 251
Avent-Holt, Dustin ([email protected]): 109
Avila, Shawna Lynn ([email protected]): 78
Avishai, Orit ([email protected]): 34
Aydogan, Serra Sevde ([email protected]): 98
Aziz, Majdouline Ahmad ([email protected]): 76,
112, 133
Bacallao, Diana Maria ([email protected]):
140
Bach, Rebecca ([email protected]): 61, 171
Badgett, Lee ([email protected]): 17, 37, 166
Bagasra, Anisah ([email protected]): 79
Bailey, Alex ([email protected]): 14
Baird, Chardie ([email protected]): 59
Baird, Drew ([email protected]): 173
Bakanic, Von ([email protected]): 58
Baker, Regina S. ([email protected]): 235
Balbierz, Amy ([email protected]): 257
Ball, Christopher ([email protected]): 227
Bamford, Melissa ([email protected]): 176
Bancroft, Amanda ([email protected]): 235
Banerjee, Pallavi ([email protected]): 24, 58,
63, 73, 78, 86, 121, 158, 163, 172, 201, 205, 206
Bang, Karishma Sonny ([email protected]): 128
Bannister, Shelley ([email protected]): 107
Barbee, Harry ([email protected]): 56
Barcomb, Jessica ([email protected]): 23
Barningham, Kaitlyn E ([email protected]): 71
Barr, Ashley B ([email protected]): 106
Barr, Mary ([email protected]): 142
Barrett-Fox, Rebecca ([email protected]): 223
Barringer, Mandi N ([email protected]): 204
Basenberg, Lanier Frances
Bashi-Treitler, Vilna ([email protected]): 72
Basile, Sarah Elizabeth ([email protected]): 185
Basile, Kathleen ([email protected]): 236
Basirico, Laurence A ([email protected]): 174
Batey, Connor ([email protected]): 53
Bauldry, Shawn ([email protected]): 122, 178
Baumle, Amanda Kathleen ([email protected]): 153
Bean, Anjerrika Raishawn ([email protected]): 51
Beard, Virginia Rothwell ([email protected]): 201
Becker, Sarah ([email protected]): 74
Belgrave, Linda Liska ([email protected]): 93, 144
Benn, Emma ([email protected]): 257
Berend, Kenneth Joseph ([email protected]): 197
Bernau, John ([email protected]): 218
Berns, Kayla ([email protected]): 199
Bethune, Kristen ([email protected]): 148
Binnix, Taylor M. ([email protected]): 256
Bird, Sharon ([email protected]): 25, 66, 80
Bisciglia, Michael G. ([email protected]): 147
Bissler, Denise L. ([email protected]): 211
Bixby, Monica S. ([email protected]): 175
Blau, Judith ([email protected]): 236
Bloom, Jack M ([email protected]): 21
Blosser, Emily ([email protected]): 203
Blume, Amelia ([email protected]): 71
Bochantin, Jaime ([email protected]): 232
Boden, Madison Lyn ([email protected]): 87, 131
Bodenhamer, Aysha Allison ([email protected]): 241
Bodnar-Deren, Susan ([email protected]): 165, 257
Boggs, Kaley ([email protected]): 141
Bohon, Stephanie ([email protected]): 116
Bonilla-Silva, Eduardo ([email protected]): 55, 132, 169
Bordt, Maria Jacqueline ([email protected]): 29
Bordwine, Katherine Elizabeth ([email protected]):
234
Bostick, Danielle Nicole ([email protected]): 140
Bottia, Martha ([email protected]): 130
Bowen, Sarah ([email protected]): 23
Bowers, Donavan ([email protected]): 178
Boylstein, Craig ([email protected]): 174
Bracey, Glenn (email not available): 134
Bradley, Christopher ([email protected]): 23
Bradley, Michael J ([email protected]): 197
Bradley, Stephanie L. ([email protected]): 251, 253
Bradshaw, Matt ([email protected]): 152
Brady, Christy Freadreacea ([email protected]): 14
Branch, Enobong (Anna) Hannah
Bratter, Jenifer ([email protected]): 221
Brawner, Catherine ([email protected]): 185
Bray, Laura A. ([email protected]): 75, 201
Brennan, Kathleen Mary ([email protected]): 65
Briddell, Laine ([email protected]): 44
Bridges, Ana ([email protected]): 16
Bright, Candace Forbes ([email protected]): 12,
127
Broad, K.L. ([email protected]): 49
Broman, Clifford L. ([email protected]): 225
Brooks, Erinn ([email protected]): 23
Brooks, Marcus ([email protected]): 39
Brooks-Tatum, Shanesha ([email protected]): 38
Brown, Jordan ([email protected]): 65, 75
Brown, Alexis ([email protected]): 213
Brown, Amanda Dardanella ([email protected]):
234
Brown, Hana ([email protected]): 72, 118
Brown, Karida L. ([email protected]): 142, 238
Brown, Lori ([email protected]): 242
Brown, Marni A ([email protected]): 48, 231
Brown, Robyn L ([email protected]): 50, 65
Brown, Tony ([email protected]): 26
Brown, Tyson ([email protected]): 150
Browne, Irene ([email protected]): 176
Broyles, Amye ([email protected]): 127
Brumley, Krista M. ([email protected]): 155, 203
Brunsma, David ([email protected]): 72
Buck, Alison ([email protected]): 232
Buford, Charlyn D ([email protected]): 71
Bullock, Natalie ([email protected]): 68
Burbage, Olivia ([email protected]): 197
Burdette, Amy M. ([email protected]): 14
Burger, William C ([email protected]): 201
Burke, Kelly ([email protected]): 210
Burton, Linda ([email protected]): 120, 221, 253
Bustamante, Juan Jose ([email protected]): 100
Butterfield, Jonniann ([email protected]): 206
Buyukozturk, Bertan ([email protected]): 92, 227
Byrd, Stephanie ([email protected]): 204
Cabaniss, Emily ([email protected]): 111
Caldwell, J. Dillon ([email protected]): 185
Cancio, Rob ([email protected]): 113
Cannon, Bryan ([email protected]): 209
Canter, Alivia ([email protected]): 185
Carter, Courtney ([email protected]): 111
Carter, J. Scott ([email protected]): 26, 173, 215
Carter, Shannon K ([email protected]): 54, 215, 242
Cech, Erin A ([email protected]): 66
Chamberlin, Marilyn ([email protected]): 64, 162
Chambers, Cheri ([email protected]): 58
Chandler, Jahaan ([email protected]): 175
Chang, Joyce ([email protected]): 61, 199
Chapman, Nathaniel G. ([email protected]): 69
Charles, Christopher Douglas ([email protected]):
254
Chatti, Chedli Baya ([email protected]): 31
Chaudhary, Ali R ([email protected]): 71
Cheek, Jennifer Ann ([email protected]): 200
Chen, Yvonne ([email protected]): 113
Cherlin, Andrew ([email protected]): 120, 124
Chin, Curtis ([email protected]): 95
Choi, Catherine H ([email protected]): 61
Chou, Rosalind ([email protected]): 32, 33, 48, 59, 99, 107,
153, 154, 161 176, 217, 221
Christian, Michelle ([email protected]): 99
Ciciurkaite, Gabriele ([email protected]): 113
Clapp, Joyce F. ([email protected]): 19, 153
Clark III, Fernando ([email protected]): 113
Clark, Brian ([email protected]): 27
Clark, Jelisa ([email protected]): 208
Clawson, Dan ([email protected]): 216
Clayton, Kristen Annette ([email protected]): 51
Clayton, Obie ([email protected]): 15
Coates, Jocelyn ([email protected]): 129
Cobb, Ryon ([email protected]): 129
Cochran, Lynn ([email protected]): 27, 126
Coffey, Glenn ([email protected]): 209
Coffey, Tyler N ([email protected]): 209
Cohen, Isaiah Fink Avraham ([email protected]): 68
Cohen, Philip ([email protected]): 146, 230, 231
Coley, Jonathan Scott ([email protected]):
67
Combs, Barbara Harris ([email protected]): 32, 43, 70
Compton, D'Lane ([email protected]): 52, 219
Conklin, George H. ([email protected]): 12
Connelly, Chloe Anna ([email protected]): 28
Cooksey, Brett Daniel ([email protected]): 39
Coontz, Stephanie ([email protected]): 63, 146, 166, 230
Cooper, Katie ([email protected]): 60, 119
Cope, Michael R ([email protected]): 86
Core, Rachel Sarah ([email protected]): 165
Cornfield, Daniel ([email protected]): 18
Corra, Mamadi ([email protected]): 118
Corson, Emily Elizabeth
Cortese, Daniel K ([email protected]): 212
Coto, Lynnette Priscilla ([email protected]): 13
Cotten, Shelia R ([email protected]): 227
Coury, Shelby ([email protected]): 111
Coverdill, James E. ([email protected]): 252
Cowan, Renee ([email protected]): 232
Cowart, Oliver ([email protected]): 86
Cox, Thea Ayana ([email protected]): 199
Crabtree, Arialle ([email protected]): 34, 209
Craeger, Julia ([email protected]): 19
Crawley, Sara ([email protected]): 52
Cribbs, Sarah ([email protected]): 131
Cronin, Jonathan R. ([email protected]): 65
Cross, Christina ([email protected]): 200
Crowley, Martha ([email protected]): 109
Cserpes, Trunde ([email protected]): 69
Cuervo, Hernan ([email protected]): 98
Cunningham, David ([email protected]): 55
Curdy, Brent Harrison ([email protected]): 156
Curry, Shemiah K ([email protected]): 79
Dahms, Harry ([email protected]): 238, 260
Damarin, Amanda K ([email protected]): 31, 244
Damaske, Sarah ([email protected]): 47, 66, 80
Danaher, William F. ([email protected]): 177
Daniel, Lauren Anne ([email protected]):
165
Daniels, Kalasia Shqueen ([email protected]): 238
Dao, Vy Thuc ([email protected]): 113
Darrah, Marjorie ([email protected]): 27
DaSilva, Blane ([email protected]): 164
Davignon, Phil ([email protected]): 133
Davis, Daniel J. ([email protected]): 145
Davis, Georgiann ([email protected]): 52, 166, 248
Davis, Jasmine Lanisha ([email protected]): 202
Davis, Shannon N. ([email protected]): 38, 226
Davison, Beth ([email protected]): 25
Day, Jacob C. ([email protected]): 203
De Coster, Stacy ([email protected]): 254
De Welde, Kris ([email protected]): 38, 241, 250
Deb, Nikhilendu ([email protected]): 213
Deegan, Sarah ([email protected]): 178, 184
Delia Deckard, Natalie ([email protected]):
176
Dennis, Brittney ([email protected]): 150
Dennison, TaShanda ([email protected]): 198
Dentice, Dianne ([email protected]): 217
Derby, C. Nana ([email protected]): 73
Destine, Shaneda ([email protected]):
240, 245
Destro, Lane ([email protected]): 128
DeVeaux, Charles ([email protected]): 161
Diamond, John B ([email protected]): 20
Dietert, Michelle ([email protected]): 217
Dietrich, David R ([email protected]): 91
Dignam, Pierce Alexander ([email protected]): 121
Dixon, Dylan J. ([email protected]): 235
Dixon, Marc ([email protected]): 138
Donley, Amy M ([email protected]): 85, 185
Donley, Sarah ([email protected]): 59
Dorman, Ryan Anthony ([email protected]): 199
Dougherty, Kevin ([email protected]): 152
Douglas, Karen M ([email protected]): 72
Douglas, Rachel ([email protected]): 59
Dowd, Timothy ([email protected]): 18
Dowd-Arrow, Benjamin ([email protected]):
150, 222, 227
Drakeford, Leah ([email protected]): 145
Dreher, Marlaina ([email protected]): 125
Drentea, Patricia ([email protected]): 41
Dues, Adrianne Nicole ([email protected]): 256
Duncan, Melanie L. ([email protected]): 138
Dunn, Tom ([email protected]): 200, 212
Durán, Robert ([email protected]): 116
Durant, Reagan ([email protected]): 76
Durso, Rachel Marie ([email protected]): 58
Eason, John M, ([email protected]): 116
East, Elizabeth A. ([email protected]): 135
Eastman, Jason ([email protected]): 149
Ebeturk, Irem Ayse ([email protected]): 86
Edmond, Mary ([email protected]): 13, 152
Edwards, Sarah Elizabeth ([email protected]): 140
Edwards, Steven Nathaniel ([email protected]): 200
Eggett, Kailyn N ([email protected]): 199
Egner, Justine ([email protected]): 45
Elias, Maria del Carmen ([email protected]): 48
Elias, Vicky L. ([email protected]): 240
Ellerbe, Calvina Zaneta ([email protected]): 79
Ellerbe, Marcus S. ([email protected]): 199
Elliott, Andre (email not available): 57
Elliott, Sinikka ([email protected]): 23, 80
Ellison, Christopher ([email protected]): 42, 71
Embrick, David G. ([email protected]): 72
Engelman, Doug ([email protected]): 256
Erichsen, Kristen ([email protected]): 68, 121
Erigha, Maryann ([email protected]): 119
Erving, Christy L ([email protected]): 134, 165
Esparza, Antonio V ([email protected]): 185
Esposito, Luigi ([email protected]): 21
Estes, Michelle L. ([email protected]): 16, 48
Estrada, Emily P. ([email protected]): 111
Eubanks, Adrienne ([email protected]): 58
Everett, Bethany ([email protected]): 49
Everett, Diane D. ([email protected]): 247
Ezzell, Matthew ([email protected]): 16
Fang, Fang ([email protected]): 155
Farr, Daniel ([email protected]): 212
Feliciano, Cynthia ([email protected]): 129
Feng, Le ([email protected]): 185
Ferguson, David Martin ([email protected]): 118
Fersh, Madeleine ([email protected]): 165
fidan, ahmet ([email protected]): 163
Field, Hannah ([email protected]): 185
Firat, Rengin ([email protected]): 256
Fisk, Calley ([email protected]): 76
Fitzgerald, Scott ([email protected]): 249
Fitzwater Gonzales, Laura Beth ([email protected]): 206
Flatt, Christy ([email protected]): 242
Flockhart, Tyler ([email protected]): 16
Flores, Adam Jacob ([email protected]): 214
Fobes, Catherine ([email protected]): 241
Fogleman, Elyssa Mayumi ([email protected]):
159
Fontenot, Emma ([email protected]): 127
ford, Jason ([email protected]): 13
Ford, LesLeigh ([email protected]): 114
Forge, Nicholas ([email protected]): 83
Foster, B. Brian ([email protected]): 118
Foster, Jed Thomas ([email protected]): 112
Fowler, Hannah ([email protected]): 170
Foy, Steven ([email protected]): 236
Francis, Jessica ([email protected]): 227
Franzese, Alexis T. ([email protected]): 174
Freeman, Kendralin J ([email protected]): 208
Frenette, Alexandre ([email protected]): 18
Frezzo, Mark ([email protected]): 236
Friedman, Sarah ([email protected]): 114
Fulle, Andrea Kathleen ([email protected]): 61
Fuller, Laurie ([email protected]): 107
Furstenberg, Frank ([email protected]): 63
Gaby, Sarah ([email protected]): 232
Gaddis, Michael ([email protected]): 47
Garcia, Lisette ([email protected]): 197
Garcia, Melissa ([email protected]): 115
Garner, Betsie ([email protected]): 139
Gassman-Pines, Anna ([email protected]): 124
Gauchat, Gordon ([email protected]): 62
Gaulden, Shawn ([email protected]): 227
Gay, David A ([email protected]): 204, 260
Gayman, Mathew D ([email protected]): 125
Geisert, Michelle ([email protected]): 228
Gentile, Haley Jo ([email protected]): 73, 171, 217
Gerlaugh, Katherine ([email protected]): 27
Gerstel, Naomi ([email protected]): 216
Gheorghiu, Elena ([email protected]): 203
Ghidina, Marcia ([email protected]): 28
Giampietro, Georgianna Anna-Maria
Gibson, Amber ([email protected]): 259
Gibson, Ryan ([email protected]): 129
Gibson-Davis, Christina ([email protected]): 124
Gilbert, Lauren Rose ([email protected]): 171
Gill, Sandra ([email protected]): 32, 167
Gill, Timothy M. ([email protected]): 123
Gillespie, Braylon ([email protected]): 27
Girtz, Britta ([email protected]): 209
Giuffre, Patti ([email protected]): 80
Glass, Jennifer ([email protected]): 146
Glauser, Stephen (email not available): 82
Godbolt, Dawn ([email protected]): 126
Gold, Courtney ([email protected]): 185
Gomez, Liza ([email protected]): 259
Gonzalez Guittar, Stephanie ([email protected]): 35, 215,
242
Gordon Bouzard, Gayle ([email protected]): 199
Gordon Simons, Leslie ([email protected]): 106
Gordon, Kristina ([email protected]): 34
Gore, DeAnna L. ([email protected]): 149, 233
Gould, Laurie ([email protected]): 184
Granger, Kelsey ([email protected]): 133
Grant, Johnathon ([email protected]): 125
Grant, Millicent Alexa ([email protected]): 197
Grauerholz, Liz ([email protected]): 111, 220
Graves, Ellington ([email protected]): 91
Gray, Kishonna L. ([email protected]): 74, 92
Gray, Thomas Walter ([email protected]): 51
Green, John J. (email not available): 70
Green-Pimentel, Leslie ([email protected]):
171
Gregg, Liz ([email protected]): 237
Gregory, Donald ([email protected]): 218
Grether, Scott Thomas ([email protected]): 31, 241
Griffin, Daniela Alexandria ([email protected]): 208
Griffin, Lauren Nichole ([email protected]): 222
Griffith, Candace E. ([email protected]): 21
Grimes, Jostin A ([email protected]): 122
Grubbs, Samuel Jacob ([email protected]): 164
Guadalupe-Diaz, Xavier
([email protected]): 166, 248
Gualtieri, Marie C. ([email protected]): 85, 158
Guinn, Kelly Marie ([email protected]): 184
Guittar, Nicholas ([email protected]): 15, 108, 212,
215, 220, 223, 224, 240, 241, 247, 250, 251
Gulbis, Angelika ([email protected]): 240
Gumber, Clayton Michael ([email protected]): 185
Gunderson, Justine Amanda ([email protected]): 85
Gundlach, James Howard ([email protected]): 125
Guven, Metin ([email protected]): 71
Hagerman, Margaret ([email protected]): 53
Haley, Shaconna ([email protected]): 36
Hall, Meagan Carroll ([email protected]): 162
Hall, Stephanie Patrice ([email protected]): 125
Hambrick, Marcie Jean ([email protected]): 126
Hamby, Bryant ([email protected]): 165
Hamm, Lindsay ([email protected]): 232
Haney, Laura ([email protected]): 58
Hanks, Roma ([email protected]): 127
Hanlin, Lesley Renee ([email protected]): 107
Hanlon, Adele ([email protected]): 127
Hannah, Petta-Gay Geanette ([email protected]): 135, 154
Hansard, Stephanie ([email protected]): 125
Hao, Feng ([email protected]): 259
Harder, Brittany Michelle ([email protected]): 93, 113,
175
Hargrove, Taylor ([email protected]): 150
Harnois, Catherine ([email protected]): 46, 135, 161
Harris, Brandon Scott ([email protected]): 211
Harris, Catherine T. ([email protected]): 65
Harris, Deborah A ([email protected]): 80
Harvey, Penny ([email protected]): 83, 154
Haskett, Breon J. ([email protected]): 26
Hatch, Alison ([email protected]): 199
Hatzenbuehler, Mark ([email protected]): 49
Hawdon, James ([email protected]): 75
Hayes, Conner ([email protected]): 199
Hayes, Liza ([email protected]): 81, 113, 259
Hayes, Terrell A. ([email protected]): 12
Haynes, Stacy Hoskins ([email protected]): 14
Hayward, Jennifer ([email protected]): 243
Head, Rachel ([email protected]): 225
Hegtvedt, Karen A. ([email protected]): 243
Henderson, Loren ([email protected]): 225
Herling, Jessica ([email protected]): 60
Hernández, David ([email protected]): 116
Herring, Cedric ([email protected]): 225
Hess, Amie ([email protected]): 106
Hewitt, Lyndi ([email protected]): 171, 249
Heymann, Orlaith ([email protected]): 77
Hickey, Anthony ([email protected]): 138
Hightower, Joy L. ([email protected]): 78
Hinojosa, Melalnie Sberna ([email protected]):
202
Hinojosa, Ramon ([email protected]): 202
Holland, Jonathon Carl ([email protected]): 141
Holland, Kim ([email protected]): 31
Holliman, Maury Connell ([email protected]):
246
Holt, William Grady ([email protected]): 19
Hori, Makiko ([email protected]): 155
Horton, Hayward Derrick ([email protected]): 225
Hossain, Belal ([email protected]): 247
Hossfeld, Cassius Modisana ([email protected]): 117
Hossfeld, Leslie ([email protected]): 57, 70
Hougland, James ([email protected]): 27
Howard, Anissa ([email protected]): 242
Howell, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 165,
257
Huang, Tim ([email protected]): 227
Hudson, Andrea ([email protected]): 128
Hudson, Kenneth ([email protected]): 128
Hudson, Marcellus ([email protected]): 128
Hughes, Michael ([email protected]): 26
Hughes, Tonda L ([email protected]): 49
Hunt Kirk, Pamela M. ([email protected]): 141, 199, 217
Hunt, Andrea N ([email protected]): 64, 211
Hunt, Sonya (email not available): 94
Hunter, Marcus A. ([email protected]): 43
Husain, Atiya ([email protected]): 117
Hyman, Cristina Alicia ([email protected]):
87
Innocent-Cupid, Mollie
Irby, Courtney Ann ([email protected]): 214
Irizarry, Yasmiyn ([email protected]): 131, 134
Irvin, Matthew ([email protected]): 199
Isaac, Kervin ([email protected]): 68
Isaac, Larry W ([email protected]): 77
Itzsigsohn, Jose ([email protected]): 238
Jackson, Avery D ([email protected]): 184
Jackson, Brandon A. ([email protected]): 34, 78, 79, 100,
114, 138, 155, 162, 170, 174, 180, 200, 231
Jackson, Kasi ([email protected]): 27
Jackson, Pamela B ([email protected]): 202
Jackson, Regine O. ([email protected]): 40
Jacobebbinghaus, Peter ([email protected]):
31
Jacobs, Anna W. ([email protected]): 77
James, Angela ([email protected]): 63
James, Katie ([email protected]): 85
Jamil, Cayce ([email protected]): 77
Jason, Kendra ([email protected]): 18, 30, 31, 77, 109, 152,
157, 203, 232
Jefferson, Steven ([email protected]): 164
Jha, Nandan ([email protected]): 130
Johnson, Bethany ([email protected]): 163
Johnson, Cyntoria ([email protected]): 99
Johnson, Jennifer A. ([email protected]): 16, 208
Johnson, Kecia ([email protected]): 70
Johnson, Melencia M ([email protected]): 76, 239
Johnson, Moira Pauline ([email protected]): 65,
144
Johnson, Ramon (ramon.johnson): 121
Johnson, Willa M. ([email protected]): 43, 112, 132,
145, 159, 170
Johnstone, Dillon R. ([email protected]):
26
Jones, Angela ([email protected]): 157
Jones, Jennifer ([email protected]): 72, 118
Jones, Megan Melissa ([email protected]): 98
Jordan, Megan ([email protected]): 108
Joseph, Tiffany D. ([email protected]): 116
Joyce, Steven ([email protected]): 185
Juliao, Mara ([email protected]): 36
Kadylak, Travis ([email protected]): 227
Kahle, Lindsay L. ([email protected]): 74
Kail, Ben L ([email protected]): 167
Kane, Melinda D. ([email protected]): 138
Karaman, Nuray ([email protected]): 110
Kasun, Paul ([email protected]): 117
Katz, Meredith A. ([email protected]): 145
Katz-Fishman, Walda ([email protected]): 145, 240,
245
Keith, Verna ([email protected]): 38, 129, 179
Keith, William ([email protected]): 144
Kelly, Chelsea Rae ([email protected]): 127
Kelly, E. Brooke ([email protected]): 16, 27, 57, 94,
113
Kelly, Hilton ([email protected]): 179
Kemmerer, Kirsten Elizabeth ([email protected]):
180
Kent, Blake Victor ([email protected]): 152
Khanna, Nikki ([email protected]): 200
Kicklighter, Barry ([email protected]): 242
Killian, Caitlin ([email protected]): 24, 200
Kinder, Rachel M ([email protected]): 204
Kirk, Amy Manning ([email protected]): 224
Kirschner, David Andrew ([email protected]): 227
Kitchens, Jordan Louis ([email protected]): 110
Kizer, Jessica ([email protected]): 129
Klinger, Erin ([email protected]): 27, 126
Klipstein, Kimberly ([email protected]): 165
Klopack, Eric T. ([email protected]): 22
Knight, Kyle ([email protected]): 110
Knop, Brian ([email protected]): 50, 180
Knox, David ([email protected]): 61, 199
Koch, Bradley A. ([email protected]): 218
Koch, Shelley ([email protected]): 234
Koci, Kristen Rene ([email protected]): 139
Kolb, Ken ([email protected]): 14, 30
Kolobava, Irina ([email protected]): 199
Koontz Anthony, Amanda ([email protected]):
177
Krause, Alexandra ([email protected]): 39
Kuck, Douglas L. ([email protected]): 197
Kuperberg, Arielle ([email protected]): 61, 216
Kuptsevych, Anastasiia ([email protected]): 170, 175
Kurdyla, Victoria ([email protected]): 160
Kusujiarti, Siti ([email protected]): 155
Laboy, Ana ([email protected]): 83
Laguerre, Martin ([email protected]): 71
Lalas, Devan G. ([email protected]): 65
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of Florida at Gainseville. The course is open to
scholars in the social, behavioral, and economic
sciences, with preference given to ABDs or early
Ph.D.s. It is designed to help advance the
participation and advancement of underrepresented
groups in STEM fields. Tuition, housing, meals and
local transportation are provided.
Maybe a project isn’t clearly supported by a
theory, or the researcher chooses the wrong
method. Any way you slice it, welldesigned research can
Supported by
mean the difference
National Science Foundation
between an award
letter and rejection.
WHERE DISCOVERIES BEGIN
Apply online: http://qualquant.org/methodsmall/
summer-course-for-research-design/
This summer, the National Science
Foundation sponsors a week-long course
where experts teach the fundamentals of
robust research design. You’ll learn
insiders’ tips for how federal review panels
think, and how to write a winning proposal.
Course is limited to 12 participants.
Because the ultimate goal isn’t just a good
project. We want to help you land the
funding opportunity of your dreams.
Contact: Dr. Jeff Johnson, Dept. of
Anthropology, University of Florida,
(352) 392-1020 / (352) 392-0171
Application deadline: April 30, 2016.
2015 – 2016 DEPARTMENTAL MEMBERS
2015 – 2016 DEPARTMENTAL MEMBERS
NOTES
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*GENDER NEUTRAL BATHROOM IS LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR
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Final Program - Southern Sociological Society

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