Final Program - Southern Sociological Society

Program for the
74th Annual Meeting of the
Southern Sociological Society
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Florida
April 6-9, 2011
“Power, Revisited”
Presidents of the Southern Sociological Society
1936 E.T. Krueger, Vanderbilt University
1937 Wilson Gee, UNC-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, Tennessee-Knoxville
1943 Katharine Jocher, UNC-Chapel Hill
1944 Katharine Jocher, UNC-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, UNC-Chapel Hill
1951 H.C. Brearley, Peabody College for Teachers
1952 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University
1953 Leland B. Tate, Virginia Tech
1954 Guy B. Johnson, UNC-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
1959 Harold F. Kaufman, Mississippi State
1960 E. William Noland, UNC-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
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, UNC-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, UNC-Chapel Hill
1979 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech
1980 M. Elaine Burgess, UNC-Greensboro
1981 Irving L. Webber, University of Alabama
1982 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University
1983 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola-New Orleans
1984 George A. Hillery, Jr., Virginia Tech
1985 Everett K. Wilson, UNC-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, UNC-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
2001 Kenneth C. Land, Duke University
2002 Rachel A. Rosenfeld, UNC-Chapel Hill
2003 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State
2004 Charles M. Tolbert II, Baylor University
2005 Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech
2006 Judith Blau, UNC-Chapel Hill
2007 Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State
2008 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University
2009 Kathleen Slevin, College of William & Mary
2010 Angela O’Rand, Duke University
2011 Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State University
74th Annual Meeting of the
Southern Sociological Society
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Florida
April 6-9, 2011
Power, Revisited
President
Vincent J. Roscigno, The Ohio State University
Program Committee Chair
William F. Danaher, College of Charleston
Secretary-Treasurer
Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Local Arrangements Committee Chair
Jeff Will, University of North Florida
Giving to the Southern Sociological Society
The Southern Sociological Society attracts exceptional scholars while maintaining a culture of
inclusiveness. Our attendance at the 2010 Atlanta meetings was fantastic, reaching a 5-year high. If you
have not attended the meetings in the last few years, then you should seriously consider joining us in
Jacksonville. The program committee has worked diligently to ensure that the program includes
presentations that will generate rich discussion.
Even with the strides that we have made in enhancing the experience at the annual meeting, the Society
continues to struggle to maintain low dues while keeping the budget out of the red. If your financial
situation allows, please consider a tax deductible donation to the Southern Sociological
Society. Members of the executive committee have already made a donation to the Society in the
manner described, and we ask members to join us. No amount is too small--$25, $50, $75, $100, $250,
$500, a bequest in your estate--We will greatly appreciate any amount. We will recognize donors in the
annual program and at the Presidential Reception (we will also honor requests of anonymity).
You may make a donation on the Southern Sociological Society’s Website
(http://southernsociologicalsociety.org/donate.html), or mail a check to:
Stephanie Bohon, Secretary-Treasurer
Attn: Contribution
PO Box 16239
University of Tennessee
Knoxville TN 37996
Thank you for your support,
Vincent J. Roscigno, President, and the Executive Committee of the SSS
Southern Sociological Society Committees for 2010-2011
Officers and Executive Committee (elected)
President: Vincent J. Roscigno, Ohio State University ([email protected])
Vice President: Catherine Zimmer, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
([email protected])
President Elect: Beth Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte ([email protected])
Vice President-Elect: Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech University ([email protected])
Secretary-Treasurer: Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee ([email protected])
Recording Secretary: David L. Brunsma, University of Missouri ([email protected])
Past-President: Angela M. O’Rand, Duke University ([email protected])
Past-Past-President: Kathleen F. Slevin, College of William and Mary ([email protected])
Past-Past-Past President: Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected])
Elected Member: Wanda Rushing, University of Memphis, 2013 ([email protected])
Elected Member: Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech, 2013 ([email protected])
Elected Member: Denise Bissler, Randolph Macon College, 2012 ([email protected])
Elected Member: John Reynolds, Florida State University, 2012 ([email protected])
Elected Member: April Brayfield, Tulane University, 2011 ([email protected])
Elected Member: Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, 2011
([email protected])
Publications Committee Publications Committee (elected)
Chair: William W. Falk, University of Maryland, 2011 ([email protected])
Holly J. McCammon, Vanderbilt University, 2013 ([email protected])
Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama, 2015 ([email protected])
Arne Kalleberg, Editor, Social Forces (ex-officio), UNC-Chapel Hill ([email protected])
Robert Freymeyer, Editor, The Southern Sociologist (ex-officio), Presbyterian College
([email protected])
Stephanie Bohon, Secretary-Treasurer (ex-officio), University of Tennessee ([email protected])
James Maples, Webmaster, (ex-officio), University of Tennessee ([email protected])
Program Committee (appointed)
Chair: William Danaher, College of Charleston ([email protected])
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University ([email protected])
Tracy Burkett, College of Charleston ([email protected])
Amy Chasteen Miller, University of Southern Mississippi ([email protected])
Shelia Cotten, University of Alabama ([email protected])
Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University ([email protected])
Robert Davis, North Carolina A & T ([email protected])
Andrew Martin, Ohio State University ([email protected])
Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia ([email protected])
Doug Schrock, Florida State University ([email protected])
Tom Shriver, Oklahoma State University ([email protected])
Mike Stern, College of Charleston ([email protected])
Zhenchao Qian, Ohio State University ([email protected])
Casey Welch, Flagler College ([email protected])
George Wilson, University of Miami ([email protected])
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Local Arrangements Committee (appointed)
Chair: Jeff Will, University of North Florida ([email protected])
Casey Welch, Flagler College ([email protected])
Diane Everett, Stetson University ([email protected])
Finance Committee (elected and appointed)
Chair: Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee ([email protected])
President: Vincent Roscigno, Ohio State University ([email protected])
President-Elect: Beth Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte ([email protected])
Ron Wimberley, North Carolina State University, 2012 ([email protected])
Charles M. Tolbert II, Baylor University, 2011 ([email protected])
Dawn Robinson, University of Georgia, 2016 ([email protected])
Elections Committee (appointed)
David L. Brunsma, Recording Secretary, University of Missouri ([email protected])
James Michael Thomas, University of Missouri ([email protected])
James Maples, University of Tennessee ([email protected])
Nominations Committee (appointed)
Chair: Catherine Zimmer, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected])
Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia, 2013 ([email protected])
Earl Smith, Wake Forest University, 2013 ([email protected])
Idee Winfield, College of Charleston, 2013 ([email protected])
David Gay, University of Central Florida, 2012 ([email protected])
Irene Padavic, Florida State University, 2012 ([email protected])
Michael Wise, Appalachian State University, 2012 ([email protected])
Barbara Johnson, University of South Carolina-Aiken, 2011 ([email protected])
Verna Keith, Texas A&M University, 2011 ([email protected])
George Wilson, University of Miami, 2011 ([email protected])
Committee on Honors (appointed)
Chair: Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech, 2011 ([email protected])
James Ainsworth, Georgia State University, 2013 ([email protected])
Angela Hattery, Wake Forest University, 2013 ([email protected])
Karen Campbell, Vanderbilt University, 2012 ([email protected])
Florence Bonner, Howard University, 2012 ([email protected])
Dawn Robinson, University of Georgia, 2011 ([email protected])
Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities (appointed)
Chair: David Brunsma, University of Missouri 2011 ([email protected])
Melissa Bamba, University of Florida, 2013 ([email protected])
Regine Jackson, Emory University, 2013 ([email protected])
Gabriel Acevedo, University of Texas-San Antonio, 2012 ([email protected])
Tomeka Davis, Georgia State University, 2012 ([email protected])
Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University, 2011 ([email protected])
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Committee on Professions (appointed)
Chair: Susan Webb, Coastal Carolina University, 2013 ([email protected])
Dennis Condron, Emory University, 2013 ([email protected])
Rae Blumberg, University of Virginia, 2012 ([email protected])
Kenneth Spenner, Duke University, 2012 ([email protected])
Jennifer Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2011 ([email protected])
Xiaohe Xu, Mississippi State University, 2011 ([email protected])
Committee on Sociological Practice (appointed)
Chair: Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, 2013 ([email protected])
Kristin DeVall, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, 2013 ([email protected])
Carolyn Sawtell, University of Western Georgia, 2013 ([email protected])
Rachel Kimbro, Rice University, 2012 ([email protected])
Brigitte Neary, University of South Carolina-Upstate, 2012 ([email protected])
Sarah Jane Brubaker, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2011 ([email protected])
Michael Maume, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, 2011 ([email protected])
Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges (appointed)
Chair: Denise Bissler, Randolph Macon College, 2011 ([email protected])
Sandra Godwin, Georgia College and State University, 2013 ([email protected])
Christine Wernet, University of South Carolina-Aiken, 2013 ([email protected])
Amie Hess, Meredith College, 2012 ([email protected])
Siti Kusujiarti, Warren Wilson College, 2012 ([email protected])
Chandrouti Persaud, Mississippi Valley State, 2011 ([email protected])
Membership Committee (appointed)
Chair: George Wilson, University of Miami, 2013 ([email protected])
Emily Boyd, Mankato State University, 2013 (emily.boyd.mnsu.edu)
Regina Bures, University of Florida, 2012 ([email protected])
Robert Davis, North Carolina A&T, 2012 ([email protected])
Christopher Ellison, University of Texas, 2011 ([email protected])
Rebecca Powers, East Carolina University, 2011 ([email protected])
Salvatore Saporito, College of William and Mary, 2011 ([email protected])
Darren Sherkat, University of Southern Illinois, 2011 ([email protected])
Committee on the Status of Students (appointed)
Chair: Jeff Will, University of North Florida, 2012 ([email protected])
Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University, 2013 ([email protected])
Tom Shriver, Oklahoma State University, 2013 ([email protected])
Fenian Chen, North Carolina State University, 2012 ([email protected])
Brandy Simula, Emory University, 2011 ([email protected])
Deenesh Sohoni, William and Mary, 2011 ([email protected])
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Committee on the Status of Women (appointed)
Chair: Emily Fairchild, New College, Florida, 2011 ([email protected])
Sinikka Elliot, North Carolina State University, 2013 ([email protected])
Griff Tester, Georgia State University, 2013 ([email protected])
Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama-Birmingham, 2012 ([email protected])
Nancy Randall, Wingate, 2012 ([email protected])
Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia, 2011 ([email protected])
Site Selection Committee (appointed)
Chair: Angela M. O’Rand, Duke University ([email protected])
Site Selection Officer: Kenneth C. Land, Duke University ([email protected])
Site Selection Officer: Ian Taplin, Wake Forest University ([email protected])
Stephanie A. Bohon (ex-officio), University of Tennessee ([email protected])
Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University ([email protected])
Kathleen F. Slevin, College of William and Mary ([email protected])
Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected])
Development Committee (Ad-Hoc)
Chair: Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina-Charlotte ([email protected])
Angela O’Rand, Duke University ([email protected])
Archivist (appointed)
James Hougland, University of Kentucky, indefinite term ([email protected])
Presidential Aide (appointed)
James Davis, Ohio State University ([email protected])
Lisa Williams, Ohio State University ([email protected])
Electronic Communications Coordinator/Webmaster (appointed)
James Maples, University of Tennessee-Knoxville, 2012 ([email protected])
Audio-Visual Coordinator (appointed)
Carmel E. Price, University of Tennessee-Knoxville, indefinite term ([email protected])
Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA) Liaison (appointed)
Beth Rubin, University of North Carolina at Charlotte ([email protected])
Exhibits Coordinator
Krysia Mossakowski, University of Miami, 2011 ([email protected])
Organizational Liaison (appointed)
Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi ([email protected]
Parliamentarian (appointed)
Thomas C. Hood, University of Tennessee-Knoxville, indefinite term ([email protected])
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Welcome from the President,
Vincent J. Roscigno, Ohio State University
Welcome to the 74th Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society in Jacksonville Florida!!! This is
the first time the SSS meetings have been held in Jacksonville and I could not be more delighted with the
location and beauty of the surrounding area. I am sure you will enjoy it, this amazing program, and the
intellectual vibrancy of the next few days.
Power, Revisited is the general theme for the meetings and the program is punctuated with an exciting
line-up of many sessions relevant to the topic of power, including three presidential plenaries by
individuals who have been core, in my view, to past and recent developments on the topic—Eduardo
Bonilla-Siva, Barbara Risman and incoming ASA President Eric Olin Wright. We also have three
intellectually exciting mini-conferences embedded in the program pertaining to Work & Power, Race &
Power, and Teaching Sociology that all meeting participants are welcome to be part of and that will be
occurring alongside the many other regular sessions we have planned. Such other sessions include, for
instance, those honoring the memories of Lewis Killian, Richard Peterson, and Charles S. Johnson; a
session featuring Immokalee workers and their current battles; a session with three notable emeritus
faculty (Patricia Yancey Martin, Sheldon Stryker, and Ida Harper Simpson); cutting edge sessions on
gender put together by SWS South, and many other exciting sessions on education, social movements,
crime, mental health, media, family, social inequality, research methods, to name but a few.
This is a truly exciting program—a program that will keep us all very busy over the next few days and, I
suspect, will lead to many dilemmas surrounding “which session I should attend.” But, what a dilemma
to have! To make decision-making all the more complicated, our Local Arrangements Committee,
headed by Jeff Will, has done an excellent job of mapping and suggesting interesting local venues that I
hope you will all take advantage of.
More than anything else, I have learned over this last year what an amazing amount of work and
incredible citizenship to the field goes into running a society like SSS and that ensures a program like this
reaches not only completion, but a level of excellence that we should all be proud of. So please, do me
a favor. Should you bump into these individuals over the next few days, please pat them on the back for
a job very well done:
• The Program Committee listed at the outset of this program, especially the chair William Danaher
and mini-conference organizers George Wilson, Beth Rubin, Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, Steven
Vallas, and Denise Bissler
• The Local Arrangements Committee, especially the chair, Jeff Will
• The Vice President: Cathy Zimmer
• Secretary-Treasurer: Stephanie Bohon
• And the many other committee chairs and executive committee members of SSS that keep the
organization functioning behind the scenes, and always with the well being of the society and its
members at the forefront of their planning and deliberations.
Now enjoy the meetings and Jacksonville!
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Program Summary
Wednesday, 06 April 2011
Committee Meeting—Executive Committee—River Terrace 3; 2:00 PM–6:00 PM
Registration—Conference Center B; 4:00 PM—6:00 PM
Thursday, 07 April 2011
Committee Meeting—Executive Committee—Hospitality 4108; 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Book Exhibit—Conference Center A; 8:00 AM—5:00 PM
Registration—Conference Center B; 8:00 AM—5:00 PM
Dinner with the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges; 6:30 PM (meet in
the lobby of the conference hotel)
Graduate Student Reception—TBA; 6:30-8:30 PM
9:00 AM-10:30 AM
1. Paper Session: Politics and Stratification—Orlando
2. Panel Session: Research Funding Opportunities at the National Science Foundation—River
Terrace 10
3. Paper Session: Race and Ethnicity: Micro Processes—River Terrace 11
4. Roundtable Session 1: Corporate and Community Structures: Qualitative Research on
Structural and Institutional Effects—River Terrace 3
5. Roundtable Session 2: Teaching Sociology Through Film—River Terrace 3
6. Roundtable Session 3: Culture, Integration and Social Movements—River Terrace 3
7. Roundtable Session 4: Sociology of Sex and Gender II—River Terrace 3
8. Roundtable Session 5: Criminology, Delinquency, & Deviant Behavior—River Terrace 3
9. Roundtable Session 6: Sex and Gender Attitudes and Behavior—River Terrace 3
10. Roundtable Session 8: Criminology and Criminal Justice—River Terrace 3
11. Roundtable Session 9: Sexual Behavior and Norms—River Terrace 3
12. Roundtable Session 10: Birth, Parenting and Children—River Terrace 3
13. Roundtable Session 11: Mental Health and Development—River Terrace 3
14. Roundtable Session 12: Micro-Interactionist Race Dynamics—River Terrace 3
15. Roundtable Session 7: Sociology of Art/Leisure—River Terrace 3
16. Roundtable Session 13: Community and Culture—River Terrace 3
17. Roundtable Session 14: Economic Considerations in Urban Areas—River Terrace 3
18. Roundtable Session 15: Social Mobility, Social Capital, and Status—River Terrace 3
19. Roundtable Session 16: Economy and Society—River Terrace 3
20. Roundtable Session 17: Gender in the Media—River Terrace 3
21. Roundtable Session 18: Social Networks—River Terrace 3
22. Paper Session: Heteronormativity in Everyday Life (Co-Sponsored by Sociologists for
Women in Society-South)—River Terrace 5
23. Paper Session: Sociology of Education: Inequalities on College Campuses—River Terrace 6
24. SSS Distinguished Lecturer: Larry Isaac: ―Music City‖ as ―Movement City‖: The Special
Place of Nashville in the Southern Civil Rights Movement—River Terrace 7
25. Paper Session: Courts and Corrections—River Terrace 8
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26. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI-CONFERENCE: Paper Session: Do you want to work in a
small or community college? (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and
Small Colleges)—River Terrace 9
10:45 AM-12:00 PM
27. Paper Session: Education and Social Organization—Orlando
28. Panel Session: Working Between the Disciplines—River Terrace 10
29. Paper Session: Collective Behavior and Social Movements—River Terrace 11
30. Paper Session: Religion, Politics, and Community—River Terrace 5
31. Presidential Plenary Speaker - Barbara Risman: Gender as Social Structure: Bringing Power
Back In? with Introductory Remarks by Vincent Roscigno, SSS President —River Terrace 7
32. Paper Session: Applied Gerontology—River Terrace 8
12:00 PM-1:00 PM
Committee Meeting— Finance Committee—Hospitality 4108
12:15 PM-1:45 PM
33. Paper Session: Education: Teaching and Learning—Orlando
34. Paper Session: Sociology of Mental Health II—River Terrace 10
35. Paper Session: Microdynamics of Social Life in the Social Media Era—River Terrace 11
36. Paper Session: Gender and Sports—River Terrace 5
37. Paper Session: Politics and "Underground" Music Scenes—River Terrace 6
38. Paper Session: Government and Corporate Policy—River Terrace 8
39. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI-CONFERENCE: Paper Session: Experiential Learning in
Small and Community Colleges (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and
Small Colleges)—River Terrace 9
2:00 PM-3:15 PM
40. Paper Session: Making Good Communities—Orlando
41. Paper Session: Race, Ethnicity, and Culture—River Terrace 10
42. Author Meets Critics: The Textures of Time: Agency and Temporal Experience by Michael
Flaherty, Eckerd College—River Terrace 11
43. Paper Session: Gender and Power in Organizations (Co-Sponsored by Sociologists for
Women in Society-South) —River Terrace 5
44. Paper Session: Education and Stratification—River Terrace 6
45. Paper Session: Imagining Our Culture—River Terrace 7
46. Author Meets Critics: Getting Ahead: Social Mobility, Public Housing, and Immigrant
Networks by Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University w Session—River Terrace 8
47. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI-CONFERENCE: Paper Session: Using Technology to
Teach Sociology (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Small and Community
Colleges and Sociologists for Women in Society-South) —River Terrace 9
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3:30 PM-5:00 PM
48. Paper Session: Politics and Power—Orlando
49. Paper Session: Bullying, Sexual Harassment, and Violence in Educational Settings—River
Terrace 10
50. Paper Session: Economy and the Individual—River Terrace 11
51. Paper Session: Gender and Sexuality Intersections (Co-sponsored by Sociologists for Women
in Society-South)—River Terrace 5
52. Paper Session: Sociology of Education: Politics and School Policy—River Terrace 6
53. Panel Session: Advice from the Field: How to Write Grants and Obtain Funding for Your
Research (co-sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society-South)—River Terrace 7
54. Paper Session: Organized Deviance—River Terrace 8
55. Paper Session: Experiential Learning In Small and Community Colleges: Session II
(Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges)—River Terrace
9
5:15 PM-6:30 PM
56. Paper Session: Migration Processes and Outcomes—Orlando
57. Paper Session: Demography—River Terrace 10
58. Paper Session: Sociology of Emotions—River Terrace 11
59. Paper Session: Representations of Gender in the Media (co-sponsored by Sociologists for
Women in Society-South)—River Terrace 5
60. Authors Meet Critics: Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses by
Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa—River Terrace 6
61. Paper Session: Workplace Problems—River Terrace 7
62. Paper Session: Urban Sociology—River Terrace 8
63. Paper Session: Political Sociology—River Terrace 9
Friday, 08 April 2011
ASA Chair`s Breakfast—Hospitality 4106; 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
MEETINGS OF SSS COMMITTEES: Publications, Program, Local Arrangements, Elections,
Nominations, Honors, Racial and Ethnic Minorities, Status of Women, Site Selection,
Development, Sociology in Community and Small Colleges, and the Profession—River
Terrace 3; 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Sociologists for Women in Society-South Business Meeting—River Terrace 5; 8:00 AM – 9:00
AM
Committee Meeting— Executive Committee—Hospitality 4108; 8:30-10:30 AM
9:00 AM-10:30 AM
64. Author Meets Critics: Counted Out: Same-Sex Relations and Americans’ Definitions of
Family (The American Sociological Association`s Rose Series in Sociology) by Brian Powell,
Catherine Bolzendahl, Claudia Geist, and Lala Carr Steelman—Orlando
65. Thematic Paper Session: Power and the Experience of Work—River Terrace 10
66. Paper Session: Culture, Roles, and Identity—River Terrace 11
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67. Panel Session: Creating and Sustaining Mentoring Relationships (Co-sponsored by the
Committee on the Status of Women and Sociologists for Women in Society-South) —River
Terrace 12
68. Roundtable Session 1: Global Servants: reports from a service-learning project on Overseas
Filipino Workers—River Terrace 3
69. Roundtable Session 2: Alcohol, Drug Use, and Sexual Behaviors—River Terrace 3
70. Roundtable Session 3: Justice and Equity—River Terrace 3
71. Roundtable Session 4: Identity—River Terrace 3
72. Roundtable Session 5: Sociology of Sex and Gender I—River Terrace 3
73. Roundtable Session 6: Political Sociology II—River Terrace 3
74. Roundtable Session 7: Sports and Leisure—River Terrace 3
75. Roundtable Session 8: Sociology of Emotions II—River Terrace 3
76. Roundtable Session 9: Social Psychological Approaches—River Terrace 3
77. Roundtable Session 10: Dialogue, Immigration, and Rationality—River Terrace 3
78. Roundtable Session 11: Gender and Sports II—River Terrace 3
79. Roundtable Session 12: Sociology of Mental Health I—River Terrace 3
80. Roundtable Session 13: Race and Social Processes—River Terrace 3
81. Roundtable Papers 14: Media Depictions, Race, and Gender—River Terrace 3
82. Roundtable Session 15: Race and Ethnicity—River Terrace 3
83. Roundtable Papers 16: Global Political Sociology—River Terrace 3
84. Roundtable Session 17: Race/Ethnicity/Minority Relations—River Terrace 3
85. Roundtable Papers 18: Cultural Sociology—River Terrace 3
86. Roundtable Session 19: Medical Sociology—River Terrace 3
87. Roundtable Session 20: Sociology of Education—River Terrace 3
88. Roundtable Session 21: Social Problems—River Terrace 3
89. Roundtable Session 22: Education, Race, and Ethnicity—River Terrace 3
90. Author Meets Critics: The Temp Economy: From Kelly Girls to Permatemps in Postwar
America by Erin Hatton , University of Buffalo—River Terrace 4
91. Paper Session: Criminology and Inequality—River Terrace 5
92. Panel Session: Reflections from Emeritus Faculty—River Terrace 6
93. Research Methodologies—River Terrace 7
94. Author Meets Critics: Whites in the Backstage and Frontstage Two-Faced Racism by Leslie
Picca, University of Dayton (with Joe Feagin)—River Terrace 8
95. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI-CONFERENCE: Teaching Sociology through Film
(Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) —River Terrace
9
10:45 AM-12:00 PM
96. Paper Session: Work and Family—River Terrace 10
97. Paper Session: Social Movements and Environmental Sociology—River Terrace 11
98. Presidential Plenary Speaker: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva: The Real ―Race Problem‖ in
Sociology: The Power of White Rule in our Discipline with Introductory Remarks by Vincent
Roscigno, SSS President—River Terrace 4
99. Paper Session: Cultural Sociology—River Terrace 5
100. Paper Session: Community and the Environment—River Terrace 6
101. Paper Session: Aging and Inequality—River Terrace 8
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102. Panel Session: Peer Evaluation of Teaching: Collegial and Institutional Perspectives (CoSponsored with Sociologists for Women in Society-South)—River Terrace 9
12:15 PM-1:45 PM
104. Paper Session: Marriage, Family, and Gender—Orlando
105. Panel Session: Preparing for a Program Review—River Terrace 10
106. Panel Session Honoring Richard Peterson—River Terrace 11
107. Paper Session: Theory across the Discipline—River Terrace 4
108. Paper Session: Space and Social Movements—River Terrace 5
109. Paper Session: Medical Sociology I—River Terrace 6
110. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI-CONFERENCE: Racial Dynamics—River
Terrace 7
111. Paper Session: Digital Technologies, Inequality, and Engagement—River Terrace 8
112. Paper Session: Sociology of Race and Ethnicity—River Terrace 9
2:00 PM-3:15 PM
113. Paper Session: The Internet—Orlando
114. Thematic Paper Session: Power, Policy, and the Meaning of Health Care Experiences—
River Terrace 10
115. Paper Session: Class & Higher Education I—River Terrace 11
116. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI-CONFERENCE: Panel Session: Assessing the
Undergraduate Major (Co-sponsored by the ASA Department Resources Group, Sociologists for
Women in Society-South and the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small College)—
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117. Paper Session: Social Movements—River Terrace 4
118. Panel Session: The Work and Career of Charles S. Johnson: In Recognition of His
Induction to the SSS Roll of Honor—River Terrace 5
119. Panel Session: The Status of Women in SSS: Reflections of Past President (Sponsored by
the Committee on the Status of Women)—River Terrace 6
120. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI-CONFERENCE: Income Dynamics—River
Terrace 7
121. Paper Session: Sociology of Religion—River Terrace 8
122. RACE AND POWER MINI-CONFERENCE: Racial Power, Racial State, and Racial
Politics in 21st Century America—River Terrace 9
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
123. Poster Session—Conference Center B
124. Paper Session: Sociology of Sex and Gender—Orlando
125. Radical Caucus: Analyzing US Media and Policy on Food, Drugs, and Epidemics—River
Terrace 10
126. Paper Session: Class & Higher Education II—River Terrace 11
127. Paper Session: Race/Ethnicity and Immigration—River Terrace 12
128. Paper Session: Women, Poverty, and the South (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status
of Women)—River Terrace 4
129. Paper Session: Penology and Corrections—River Terrace 5
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130. Author Meets Critics: Rich, Free, and Miserable: The Failure of Success in America by
John Brueggemann, Skidmore College—River Terrace 6
131. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI-CONFERENCE: Organizational
Dynamics—River Terrace 7
132. Panel Session: Discussion on the BP Oil Spill—River Terrace 8
133. RACE AND POWER MINI-CONFERENCE: Constructing Identities, Shaping Life
Chances: How Race and Power Collide in Latin America—River Terrace 9
5:15 PM-6:45 PM
134. Presidential Plenary: Power, Revisited, Vincent J. Roscigno—River Terrace 1
6:45 PM-9:00 PM
Presidential Reception (including Sociologists for Women in Society-South silent auction and
honoring the memory of Charles S. Johnson—posthumous Roll of Honor recipient—and other
award recipients with live music)—River Terrace 3
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Southern Sociological Society Business Meeting—Hospitality 4106; 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Committee Meeting— Executive Committee—Hospitality 4108; 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
9:00 AM-10:30 AM
135. Paper Session: Economies in Crisis—Orlando
136. Religion—River Terrace 10
137. Paper Session: Criminal Justice—River Terrace 11
138. Paper Session: Changes in the Medical Profession—River Terrace 4
139. Paper Session: Delinquency—River Terrace 5
140. Author Meets Critics: Reds, Whites, and Blues: Social Movements, Folk Music, and Race in
the United States by Bill Roy, UCLA—River Terrace 6
141. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI-CONFERENCE: Gender Dynamics (cosponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)—River Terrace 7
142. Paper Session: Work and Professions—River Terrace 8
143. RACE AND POWER MINI-CONFERENCE: Ideological and Structural Considerations of
Racial Inequality—River Terrace 9
10:45 AM-12:00 PM
144. Paper Session: Formal Organizations—Orlando
145. Panel Session: Trailing Partners in Academia: Managing the job market when your partner
is also in academia (Co-sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society-South)—River Terrace
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146. Presidential Plenary Speaker: Erik Olin Wright: Envisioning Real Utopias with Introductory
Remarks by Vincent Roscigno, SSS President—River Terrace 2
147. Paper Session: Criminology—River Terrace 5
148. Paper Session: Gender and Social Movements—River Terrace 6
149. Paper Session: Education: Community and Social Change—River Terrace 8
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150. Paper Session: Culture and Inequality—Orlando
151. Panel Session: The Power of Struggle: The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), Rights,
And Dignity in the Fields—River Terrace 10
152. Panel Session in Memory of Lewis Killian—River Terrace 11
153. Paper Session: Theory and the History of Social Thought—River Terrace 12
154. Paper Session: Assessment in Undergraduate Sociology (Co-sponsored by the Committee
on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges and Sociologists for Women in SocietySouth)—River Terrace 4
155. Paper Session: Deviant Power—River Terrace 5
156. Paper Session: Criminology and Race Studies—River Terrace 6
157. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI-CONFERENCE: Theoretical Agendas—
River Terrace 7
158. Thematic Paper Session: Negotiating the Politics of Memory (Co-Sponsored by
Sociologists for Women in Society-South)—River Terrace 8
159. RACE AND POWER MINI-CONFERENCE: Racism and Socioeconomic Inequality in
Contemporary America—River Terrace 9
2:00 PM-3:15 PM
160. Paper Session: Education—Orlando
161. Thematic Paper Session: Labor and Contentious Politics—River Terrace 10
162. Author-Meets-Critics: Envisioning Real Utopias by Eric Olin Wright—River Terrace 11
163. Paper Session: Gender II—River Terrace 12
164. Roundtable Session 1: Crime and Deviance in the Workplace—River Terrace 3
165. Roundtable Session 2: Uncovering Identities of Subordinated Groups through Qualitative
Research—River Terrace 3
166. Roundtable Session 3: The Wide and Long View: Space and Time Stratification by Race,
Nationality, and Gender—River Terrace 3
167. Roundtable Session 4: The Mediated Self: Print, Virtual, and Organizational Selves—River
Terrace 3
168. Roundtable Session 5: Minority Groups: Challenges to Integration Qualitative Research on
Minorities in Dominant Group Settings —River Terrace 3
169. Roundtable Session 6: Advances in Affect Control Theory Research—River Terrace 3
170. Roundtable Session 7: Social Change—River Terrace 3
171. Roundtable Session 8: Social Movements and Political Sociology—River Terrace 3
172. Roundtable Session 9: Environmental Sociology: Confronting the Problem—River Terrace
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173. Roundtable Session 10: Sociology of Teaching and Learning—River Terrace 3
174. Roundtable Session 11: Sociology of Aging—River Terrace 3
175. Roundtable 12: Gender, Crime, and Deviance—River Terrace 3
176. Roundtable Session 12: Medical Sociology—River Terrace 3
177. Roundtable Paper Session 14: Qualitative Research on the Workplace—River Terrace 3
178. Roundtable Paper Session 15: Gender, Politics, and Power in Global Development—River
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179. Roundtable Session 16: Flipping the Script: Race, Power, and Media Representations—
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180. Roundtable Session 17: Stratification, Power, and Resources—River Terrace 3
181. Roundtable Session 18: Social Movements and Social Change—River Terrace 3
182. Roundtable Session 19: Religion—River Terrace 3
183. Paper Session: Reconceptualizing Gender in the Community—River Terrace 4
184. Paper Session: Organized Deviance II—River Terrace 5
185. Paper Session: Race Processes—River Terrace 7
186. RACE AND POWER MINI-CONFERENCE: The Dynamics of Racial/Ethnic Identity and
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Program Schedule Wednesday, 06 April 2011 Committee Meeting— Executive Committee: River Terrace 3: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Thursday, 07 April 2011 Committee Meeting— Executive Committee: Hospitality 4108: 7:00 AM‐10:30 AM Registration (Conference Center B); 4:00 PM—6:00 PM 9:00 AM‐10:30 AM 1. Paper Session: Politics and Stratification: Orlando Organizer: Sarah Searcy, East Carolina University •
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The Economic Relationship Between India and Bhutan. Sarah Searcy, East Carolina University American and British Economic Elites: A Comparison of the Forbes List of 400 Richest Americans and the London Times British Rich List . Stephen J McNamee, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Robert K Miller, Jr., University of North Carolina Wilmington Who Are the Latino Republicans? Exploring the Role of SES, National Origin, Religion, and Issue Orientations. Maria Garfias Davis, The University of Texas at Austin; Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas at San Antonio; Aida I Ramos‐Wada, The University of Texas at Austin 2. Panel Session: Research Funding Opportunities at the National Science Foundation : River Terrace 10 Organizer: Regina Werum, Emory University Discussants: •
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The Effects of Volunteering on Mental Health for Different Racial Groups. Christian Schlaerth, University of Miami Segregation and Social Psychological Factors as Predictors of Perceived Discrimination: The Roles of Ethnicity and Assimilation . Rachel Head, North Carolina State University History, Memory, and Social Identity: Identity Work of White Southerners. Ashley B Thompson, Lynchburg College; Ranae J Evenson, ; Melissa M Sloan, University of South Florida Sarasota‐Manatee Racial/Ethnic Inequality in Wealth during Young Adulthood and Midlife: A Social Psychological Perspective of the Middle Class . Krysia Mossakowski, University of Miami 1
4. Roundtable Session 1: Corporate and Community Structures: Qualitative Research on Structural and Institutional Effects: River Terrace 3 Organizer and Presider: Teresa Roach, Florida State University •
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Protecting the Community: Exploring Today’s Rural Volunteer Fire Departments. Darien Foster, Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville Getting the Full Story: The Effects of Corporatization on a Campus‐Based Newspaper. Jesse Klein, Florida State University Faculty Roles, Responsibilities, and Involvement in Campus Safety Initiatives as Perceived by Faculty and Administrators: A Case Study at a Large State University. Meda J Rollings, University of West Georgia 5. Roundtable Session 2: Teaching Sociology through Film: River Terrace 3 Organizer: Daniel Farr, Randolph College •
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Go Green!: The Impact of Messaging on College Students’ Attitudes and Beliefs about the Environment. Kate Griffin, University of Central Florida Cultivating Change: The Complexities of Coalition Formation in the Movement for Affordable Housing. Amy Crook, Southwestern University “’Welcome to Hell:’ The Role of Framing and Recruitment in Saving Souls”. Toni Nietfeld, Southwestern University (Odum Undergraduate Paper Award Winner – Honorable Mention) The Culture War’s Littlest Crusaders: Competing Discourses in Scouting Organizations. Mary Beth Fallin, Western Carolina University 7. Roundtable Session 4: Sociology of Sex and Gender II: River Terrace 3 •
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Investigating Students' Perceptions of Law Enforcement. Yehuda Green, University of Central Florida The Inequality of Tattoos. Brenna McCune, Kennesaw State University, Alpha Kappa Delta Unspoken Support, Distrust and Isolation: Recovery Experiences of Homeless Women in Transitional Housing. Alana J Linn, Davidson College 2
9. Roundtable Session 6: Sex and Gender Attitudes and Behavior: River Terrace 3 Presider: Amy Donley, University of Central Florida •
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The Devil Wears Prada: An Analysis on Female Consumer Behavior. Meredith Kramer, UNC‐Chapel Hill It's a Woman's World: Shelter Life for Homeless Fathers. Amy Donley, University of Central Florida; Heidi Ross, University of Central Florida How a Police Career Can Affect Motherhood. Alexandra Polhill, Davidson College 10. Roundtable Session 7: Criminology and Criminal Justice: River Terrace 3 •
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Class Based Structural Barriers to Resources for LGBTQ Survivors of Intimate Partner and Hate Motivated Violence. Xavier Guadalupe, University of Central Florida Up in the air: An initial examination of Airport Racial Profiling Attitudes. Aaron Puhrmann, University of Miami Disproportionate Minority Contact in an Era of Reform. Scott Maggard, Old Dominion University; Allison Chappell, Old Dominion University; Jennifer Higgins, Old Dominion University Adult Drug Use and Life Course Theory. Dennis Williams, Arkansas Tech University; Sean T Huss, Arkansas Tech University 11. Roundtable Session 8: Sexual Behavior and Norms: River Terrace 3 Presider: Brian Knop, The University of Mississippi •
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Gendered Social Events: An Analysis of Practices and Norms at College Greek Social Events. Brian Knop, The University of Mississippi “It’s like being in Church and being on a Field Trip”: The Date versus Party Setting in College Students’ accounts of Hooking Up. Gretchen Webber, Middle Tennessee State University; Julie Reid, University of Southern Mississippi; Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University The Social (Re)Construction of Virginity and Mandatory Ecstasy on the Wedding Night . Orsolya Kolozsvari‐Wright, Georgia State University Does Sexual Behavior impact Religious Behavior? A look at GSS data and current research on sexuality and religion. Randall Gentry, Texas Tech University 12. Roundtable Session 9: Birth, Parenting and Children: River Terrace 3 Presider: Shannon K. Carter, University of Central Florida •
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Understanding the Experiences of Lesbian Mothers in Their Own Words. Amanda Gochanour, Mississippi State University “It Was the Single Most Important Decision in My Life”: The Use of Liberal Feminist Accounts among Childfree Women. Rachel Powell, North Carolina State University Conceptualizations of Fatherhood Involvement among Incarcerated Fathers. Brad Tripp, Winthrop University; Joyce Arditti, Virginia Polytechnic Institute 3
13. Roundtable Session 10: Mental Health and Development: River Terrace 3 Presider: Philip Mason, Mississippi State University •
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HIV and Co‐Occurring Substance Abuse: The Implication of Social Stressor Theory on a HIV population. Megan Smith, University of North Carolina‐ Charlotte; Amanda Bloomer, University of North Carolina Charlotte The Relationship between Religious Involvement and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Philip Mason, Mississippi State University Learning to Grieve: Children's Picture Books as a Socialization Agent. Nancy Malcom, Georgia Southern University 14. Roundtable Session 11: Micro‐Interactionist Race Dynamics: River Terrace 3 •
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Competitive junior tennis and the reproduction of social class . Debra Schleef, University of Mary Washington; Kristine Alger, University of Mary Washington The Creative Class meets the Growth Machine: Arts Organizations and Development in St. Petersburg, FL. Nicholas Dempsey, Eckerd College “Women’s Tours: Taking Control of Tourism”. Diane Levy, University of North Carolina Wilmington 16. Roundtable Session 13: Community and Culture: River Terrace 3 •
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Bollywood and Diasporic Indian Identity Formation. Jeanny Vaidya, Davidson College Identity and Car Culture. Jani Kellogg, Furman University From the Bible Belt to the Curry Mile. Katlin Barrett, East Carolina University Concentric Circles: An Exploration in Community‐Based Research. Allison Hurst, Belmont University; Daniel Chapdelaine, Belmont University; Carlin Lawroski, Belmont University; Felicia Black, Belmont University; Austin Sauerbrei, Belmont University 17. Roundtable Session 14: Economic Considerations in Urban Areas: River Terrace 3 •
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Residential Foreclosures in the Urban South: A Multilevel Analysis. Matthew Cazessus, University of South Carolina Hungry and Taking the Bus? Assessing Food Bank Accessibility in Central Florida. Katelan Smith, University of Central Florida The Changing Politics of Economic Development in Beacon and Poughkeepsie, New York: Revisiting Regime Theory. Edward Summers, The New School & Marist College 4
18. Roundtable Session 15: Social Mobility, Social Capital, and Status: River Terrace 3 •
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Redefining Rentierism: Economic Dependency in the Middle East. Matt Costello, Ohio State University The Power of Complexity: Diffusion of Innovations Model Revisited. Joris Gjata, University of Virginia Neoliberalism in the US: Theoretical and Historical Perspectives. Shane Willson, University of Tennessee, Knoxville 20. Roundtable Session 17: Gender in the Media: River Terrace 3 •
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Gendered Consumption in Printed Food Ads. Minjeong Kim, Virginia Tech; Kacie L. Rowell, Virginia Tech I`m Every Woman: Women’s` Perceptions of "Real Women" in Print Advertisements. Marie Gualtieri, University of Central Florida Exploring the New Face of Internet Pornography: An Examination of User‐generated Content on Adult Video Websites. Emily Coffey, Western Kentucky University "A Closer Look at Survivor Stories on the Internet". Stacy Gorman, Georgia State University; Bobette Otto, Georgia State University Sharpen Up and Act dumb, Sister!`: Representations of Gender and Sexual Normativity in Children`s Television Programming. Zoe Kenney, New College of Florida 21. Roundtable Session 18: Social Networks: River Terrace 3 •
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Networks and Labor Markets: Double Embeddedness? Amanda Damarin, Georgia Perimeter College From Holistic to Differentiated Guanxi: Changing Social Network Patterns of Chinese Firms. Jianjun Zhang, Peking University; Wei Zhao, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Volunteers and Social Networks. Tonya Kristina Frevert, University of North Carolina Charlotte; Lisa Walker, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Effects of Social Network Dynamics, Cultural Conflict, and Assimilation on the Level of Self Satisfaction in Children of Immigrants. Kelsii Gerber, Western Kentucky University 22. Paper Session: Heteronormativity in Everyday Life (Co‐Sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society‐
South): River Terrace 5 Organizer and Discussant: Jason Sumerau, Florida State University •
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Resistance and Conformity to Heteronormativity among BDSM Participants. Brandy Simula, Emory University Challenges and Resolutions in Forging a Lesbian Co‐parental Identity. Irene Padavic, Florida State University ; Jonniann Butterfield, Austin Peay State University Out of Hibernation: Heteronormativity in Coming Out Narratives of Bear Men. Patrick McGrady, Florida State University Negotiating and Resisting –Lesbian Motherhood, Marriage, and Queering. Catherine Gildae, Wheaton College 5
23. Paper Session: Sociology of Education: Inequalities on College Campuses: River Terrace 6 Organizers: Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia; John Reynolds, Florida State University; Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia Presider: Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia •
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The Financial Aid Grapevine: How People and Organizations Impact Students’ Experiences with Financing College. Janice McCabe, Florida State University; Brandon Jackson, Florida State University Finding the Right Environment: College Context and Women in STEM. Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Roslyn Mickelson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Melissa Dancy, University of Colorado at Boulder; Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Inside the College Gates: Education as a Social and Cultural Process. Jenny Stuber, University of North Florida Higher Status in Higher Education: Extracurricular Activities and Status Hierarchies on College Campuses. Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia; Kayla Harman, University of Virginia; Morgan Joseph, University of Virginia; Francesca Parente, University of Virginia ; Emily Kuhbach, University of Virginia 24. SSS Distinguished Lecturer: Larry Isaac: “Music City` as `Movement City”: The Special Place of Nashville in the Southern Civil Rights Movement: River Terrace 7 25. Paper Session: Courts and Corrections: River Terrace 8 Presider: Casey Welch, Flagler College •
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Necessary Spending? A Pooled‐Time Series of State Corrections Expenditures. Rachel M. Durso, The Ohio State University A Sociological Model for Courtroom Motivation and Action. Casey Welch, Flagler College; John R Fuller, University of Western Georgia; Glenn Coffey, Independent Scholar Racial/Ethnic Threat and Female Offenders: An Analysis of Sentencing Departures in Florida. Patricia Warren, Florida State University; Joshua Cochran, Florida State University; Ryan Shields, Florida State University Racial Isolation, Racial Threat, and Incarceration Disparities. Christopher Purser, Murray State University; Timothy McClure, Mississippi State University; Jeremy R. Porter, CUNY‐Brooklyn 26. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI‐CONFERENCE: Paper Session: Do You want to Work in a Small or Community College? (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges): River Terrace 9 Organizer and Discussant: Denise Bissler, Randolph‐Macon College •
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Keys to Understanding a Career in a Liberal Arts Setting. Edward L Kain, Southwestern University Getting Hired and Promoted at a Small College. Lee M Bidwell, Longwood University Balancing Research, Teaching and Service at a Liberal Arts University. Craig Boylstein, Coastal Carolina University Do I Want To Learn in a Community College?. Anna A. Hall, Delgado Community College/ City Park Same Title, Different Job: the Assistant Professor Experience across Institutional Type. Beth Rushing, University of Washington Tacoma; Idee Winfield, College of Charleston Applying for Tenure at a Small Liberal‐Arts College. Julia Wilson, Emory & Henry College 6
10:45 AM‐12:00 PM 27. Paper Session: Education and Social Organization: Orlando Presider: Russell E. Ward, Jr., Francis Marion University •
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Victimization Culture and Educational Attainment. Adena Galinsky, University of Chicago; Suzumi Yasutake, Johns Hopkins University; Nan M Astone, Johns Hopkins University The Effect of Athletic Participation on the Academic Performance of Secondary Schools. Russell E. Ward, Jr., Francis Marion University McDonaldization, Gainful Employment and Deceptive Practices in For‐Profit Higher Education. David Walczak, The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale; Monika Reuter, The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale 28. Panel Session: Working Between the Disciplines: River Terrace 10 Organizer and Presider: Jason Milne, Longwood University •
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Connecting People to Politics? The Role of the Internet in Democracy. Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University Activists` Narrative Construction of a Moral Self. Sarah Nell Rusche, North Carolina State University Understanding the Plight of Minority Governed Municipalities (MGM) through Incorporation Theory and Regime Analysis. Charles Sampson, University of Missouri; David Brunsma , University of Missouri “Why didn’t They ask Us?”: Collective Memories of Muslim Young Adults in Public Schools in the U. S. September 11, 2001. Jean Surratt Humphreys, Dallas Baptist University 30. Paper Session: Religion, Politics, and Community: River Terrace 5 Presider: Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas at San Antonio •
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America the Faithful: Religiosity and Perceptions of Public Institutions. Eric Wright, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Render Unto Caesar: The Relationship Between Evangelical Christians and the Republican Party in the 2008 Presidential, Senatorial, Congressional and Gubernatorial Elections. Matthew Boyle, Duke University Understanding the Decline of Religious Participation among Young Adults. Joshua Orndorff, Randolph‐
Macon College The Social Organization of Healthy Lifestyles among Seventh‐day Adventists. Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas at San Antonio; Michael J. McFarland, University of Texas at Austin; Rebecca Steckler, University of Texas at San Antonio; Jerry Lee, Loma Linda University; Kelly Morton, Loma Linda University 7
31. Presidential Plenary Speaker ‐ Barbara Risman: Gender as Social Structure: Bringing Power Back In? With Introductory Remarks by Vincent Roscigno, SSS President: River Terrace 7 32. Paper Session: Applied Gerontology: River Terrace 8 •
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Eat Healthy, Live Longer? The Association between Diet and Health: An Explanation of Aging. Tze‐Li Hsu, Florida State University; Lindsey Lennon, Florida State University Provision of Therapy for Older, Community‐Dwelling Stroke Survivors: Analysis of a Home‐Telehealth Intervention. Neale Chumbler, IUPUI; Helen Hoenig, Duke University The Effect of Modifiable Risk Factors on Mobility Limitation Transitions among the Late Midlife Population. Kenzie Latham, University of Florida Health Concordance among Older Couples. Giuseppina Valle, Florida State University; Isaac W Eberstein, Florida State University 12:00 PM‐1:00 PM Committee Meeting— Finance Committee: Hospitality 4108 12:15 PM‐1:45 PM 33. Paper Session: Education: Teaching and Learning: Orlando •
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Do What I Say and Not What I Do: Academic Dishonesty at the Graduate Level. Katelyn Rozenbroek, University of Miami Home Environments and Educational Inequality: Does Reducing the Digital Divide Improve Academic Performance?. Tara Stamm, Florida State University Power, Privilege and Teacher Education Programs: The Role of Culturally Responsive Teaching in Classrooms. Bobbi Siefert, University of North Carolina ‐ Charlotte Elementary Mathematics Teacher Preparation in the United States and Singapore: A Critical Examination. Shelby Gilbert, Florida Gulf Coast University; Simone O`Bryan, Florida Gulf Coast University 34. Paper Session: Sociology of Mental Health II: River Terrace 10 •
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Employment Discrimination and Psychological Consequences: An Analysis of the Americans’ Changing Lives Study. Lisette Garcia, New York University Good Neighbors Make Good Fences: The Effect of Social Capital on Neighborhood Disorder. Josh Packard, Midwestern State University Risk and Capital: Regional and National Differences in Children’s Well‐Being. Hanna Jokinen‐Gordon, Florida State University; Kevin M Fitzpatrick, University of Arkansas The Association between Interpersonal Relationships and Mental Wellness in Young Adults. Mary Bond Edmond, The University of Georgia; Ellen M Granberg, Clemson University ; Ronald L Simons, University of Georgia 8
35. Paper Session: Microdynamics of Social Life in the Social Media Era: River Terrace 11 Organizer and Discussant: Steven Seiler, Tennessee Tech University •
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The Blurring of Goffman’s Concepts of Private and Public Pictures on Facebook. Anthony Cortese, Southern Methodist University Making Meaning in Everyday Life: Undergraduates and Social Media Activities. Margaret A Smith, University of Maryland‐ College Park Entitativity and Trust in Electronically Mediated Groups. Anita Blanchard, University of North Carolina, Charlotte; Lisa Walker, University of North Carolina, Charlotte 36. Paper Session: Gender and Sports: River Terrace 5 Organizer: Sara Malley, University of Tennessee‐Knoxville Discussant: Stanley I Thangaraj, Vanderbilt University •
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Busted Lip‐Service: The Negotiated Body Discourses of “Safety” and “Giving and Receiving Pain” and their Links to Manhood in a Mixed Martial Arts Gym. Christian Vaccaro, Out of Bounds: College Women's Ultimate Frisbee and the Practice of Gendered Identities. Joanna W Neville, University of Florida Have African American Females Benefited Equally in Sports with Title IX? New Evidence from National Longitudinal Surveys. Moneque Walker Pickett, Saint Leo University Commentator’s Framing of the 2009 Softball College World Series. Leslie McCallister, East Tennessee State University; Jessica Mahone, University of Florida 37. Paper Session: Politics and "Underground" Music Scenes: River Terrace 6 Organizer and Presider: Derek Evans, University of Missouri ‐ Columbia •
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Gender Identity in the Jamband Music Subculture. Pamela Hunt, University of West Georgia Frustrated Youth: Taqwacore as Muslim American Punk Rock. Sarah S Hosman, Boston University Hip Hop Politics/Hip Hop Underground. Derek Evans, University of Missouri ‐ Columbia 38. Paper Session: Government and Corporate Policy: River Terrace 8 Presider: Orit Fisher, Florida State University •
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Water Resource Modernization and the State: Thailand and Lao PDR. Nicholas Zeller, University of Tennessee ‐ Knoxville The Corporate Assault on Breastfeeding in Southeast Asia. Rhiannon Leebrick, University of Tennessee Smoking Tobacco: A Case Study into Addiction, Health, and Power. Craig Boylstein, Coastal Carolina University Activation Policies‐ Welfare to Work Programs. Orit Fisher, Florida State University 9
39. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI‐CONFERENCE: Paper Session: Experiential Learning in Small and Community Colleges (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges): River Terrace 9 Organizer and Discussant: Denise Bissler, Randolph‐Macon College •
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Posing. Rachel Head, North Carolina State University; Maxine S Thompson, North Carolina State University; RV Rikard, North Carolina State University Constructed Heritage and Conflicting Power Dynamics among Pottery Makers in Seagrove, NC. Sarah Bowen, North Carolina State University; Aysha Bodenhamer, North Carolina State University Public‐Private Partnerships: A Good Deal for Everyone? Kathleen Hoehn, Georgia College and State University 41. Paper Session: Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: River Terrace 10 Presider: J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida •
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Symbolic Ethnicity and Whites’ Racial Attitudes: ”My People Made It Without Help, So Can They.” Larry Griffin, Georgia Southern University; Colin Campbell, University of North Carolina; Peggy G Hargis, Georgia Southern University Blinded by the White? Mainstream Reviews of ”White Savior Films.” Matthew Hughey, Mississippi State University; Cherish Forsman, Mississippi State University Racialization in Public and Private. Shannon K. Carter, University of Central Florida; Leslie A. Picca, University of Dayton; Brittany N. Murray, University of Central Florida Are White Supremacists "Colorblind"? Examining the Reach of the Dominant Racial Ideology in the Post‐
Civil Rights Era. Kim Ebert, North Carolina State University 42. Author Meets Critics: The Textures of Time: Agency and Temporal Experience by Michael Flaherty, Eckerd College: River Terrace 11 Organizer and Presider: Doug Schrock, Florida State University •
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43. Paper Session: Gender and Power in Organizations (Co‐Sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society‐
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Why are African American Males Disproportionately Placed in Special Education? Chris Stroble, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill A Movement within a Movement: Pentecostalism and Women in Latin America and the Caribbean. Christine O McVay, University of Miami Black Women Managers in Corporate America: 21st Century Issues and Trends. Susan D Toliver, Iona College Gender, Power, and Organizations in the Obesity Wars. Joan Manley, Florida Gulf Coast University 44. Paper Session: Education and Stratification: River Terrace 6 Organizers: Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia; John Reynolds, Florida State University; Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia Presider: John Reynolds, Florida State University •
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Racial Segregation and the Black/White Achievement Gap, 1990‐2009. Dennis J. Condron, Emory University; Daniel Tope, Florida State University; Christina Steidl, Emory University; Kendralin J Freeman, University of Notre Dame Gendered School Climates and Gender Inequality in Educational Outcomes. Irenee R Beattie, University of California, Merced; Nella Van Dyke, University of California, Merced Family Background, Disadvantaged Urban Youth, and the Transition to Adulthood. Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins; Doris Entwisle, John Hopkins University; Linda Olson, John Hopkins University 45. Paper Session: Imagining Our Culture: River Terrace 7 Presider: Susan Webb, Coastal Carolina University •
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47. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI‐CONFERENCE: Paper Session: Using Technology to Teach Sociology (Co‐
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Informal & Formal Legitimation of State‐Sponsored Violence: The Case of the Cherokee Trail of Tears . James Davis, The Ohio State University A Study of Difference in State Response to Militant Extremists. Brian Gresham, Virginia Polytechnic and State University A Synthetic Theory of Political Sociology: Bringing Social Networks and Power Dependence to Power Resources Theory Thomas Janoski, University of Kentucky; Adam Jonas, University of Kentucky 49. Paper Session: Bullying, Sexual Harassment, and Violence in Educational Settings: River Terrace 10 Organizers: Angela Barlow, Virginia Tech; James Hawdon, Virginia Tech Discussant: John Rice, University North Carolina, Wilmington •
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Bullying: Out of the School halls and into the Workplace. Lucretia Cooney, University of Central Florida Sexual Harassment and Sex‐Segregation in Higher Education. Clara Elpi, Virginia Tech Bullying and Educational Inequities: A Cross‐National Study of School Violence. Laura Agnich, Virginia Tech Structural Covariates of School Crime: Do School Communities Matter? Mike Maume, University of North Carolina Wilmington 50. Paper Session: Economy and the Individual: River Terrace 11 •
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51. Paper Session: Gender and Sexuality Intersections (Co‐sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society‐
South): River Terrace 5 Organizer: Nicholas Guittar, University of Central Florida Discussant: Lauren Norman, Middle Tennessee State University •
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Redneck and Blue Collar Comedy: Carnivalizing Political Correctness. Karen Bettez Halnon, Pennsylvania State University Abington “The City Evangelical Dude Route to Dudeness”: Examining a Discourse of Hegemonic Masculinity in an Urban Megachurch. Laura Fitzwater, North Carolina State University The Queer Apologetic: Publicly Bisexual, Privately Gay. Nicholas Guittar, University of Central Florida Alice's Non‐visual Looking Glass: Constructing Body Image and Body Rights by the Blind and Visually Impaired. Janice Jeang, University of Texas at Austin No Shame in My Game: An Exploratory Study of How Men Construct Moral Emotions within the College Culture of Hooking Up. Lauren Norman, Middle Tennessee State University 52. Paper Session: Sociology of Education: Politics and School Policy: River Terrace 6 Organizers: Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia; John Reynolds, Florida State University; Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia •
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Culture Wars and the Courts: Determinants of Homeschooling Litigation, 1972‐2007. Anne Kronberg, Emory University; Regina Werum, Emory University Contested Terrain Surrounding Teacher Employment Conditions. Andrew Mannheimer, Florida State University; Patrick McGrady, Florida State University; John Reynolds, Florida State University McKinney: How and Why an Affluent Suburb Integrates Socioeconomically. Daniel Ledbetter, University of Texas at Dallas Failing Schools in Florida: Accountability and the Consolidation of Educational Disadvantage. Melissa Bamford, Florida State University; Courtney Twitty, Florida State University; John Reynolds, Florida State University 53. Panel Session: Advice from the Field: How to Write Grants and Obtain Funding for Your Research (Co‐
Sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society‐South): River Terrace 7 Organizer and Presider: Shelia Cotten, University of Alabama‐Birmingham •
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55. Paper Session: Experiential Learning In Small and Community Colleges: Session II (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges): River Terrace 9 Organizer and Discussant: Denise Bissler, Randolph‐Macon College •
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Experiential Learning: Group Action Projects and the Undergraduate Women's Studies Class . Beth Williford, Manhattanville College Experiential Learning: Living Large in Small Ways. Joan L. Neff, University of Richmond Connecting Students and Community through Research. Shelley L. Koch, Emory & Henry 5:15 PM‐6:30 PM 56. Paper Session: Migration Processes and Outcomes: Orlando Presider: Tracy Burkett, College of Charleston •
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Living and Thriving in the Land of Milk and Honey: Religion and the Success of Mexican Immigrants to the United States. Jamie Gutierrez Dodge, An Exploration of the Index of Qualitative Variation as a Within Ethnicity Measure of Segregation and its Impact on Hispanic Homicide. Michael G. Bisciglia, Southeastern Louisiana University The Structure‐Agency Dialectic: Toward A Balanced Approach to Migration Study. Marissa Jordan, Florida Atlantic University The Power of Location on Attitudinal Formation: How Place of Residency affects Beliefs about Affirmative Action among Urban and Regional Migrants Jerry Kaufman, University of Central Florida; Shannon K. Carter, University of Central Florida; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida 57. Paper Session: Demography: River Terrace 10 Presider: Maria Aysa‐Lastra, Florida International University •
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How does Stigma towards People with HIV/AIDS influence the Probability of Testing for HIV? Evidence from a Diverse College Student Population? Maria Aysa‐Lastra, Florida International University; Frank Dillon, Florida International University; Francisco Sastre, Florida International University Inequality and Infrastructure: HLM and Cardiovascular Mortality. Wesley L James, University of Memphis; Jeralynn Cossman, Mississippi State University Immigration in Rural Areas: A Comparison of the Immigration‐Crime Relationship between Rural and Urban US Counties in 2000. . Derrick Shapley, Mississippi State University; Lauren Vasquez, Mississippi State University; Harald Weiss, Mississippi State University 58. Paper Session: Sociology of Emotions: River Terrace 11 •
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Free‐riding Normative Orders for Strategic Gain. Michael Bare, University of Chicago Social Identity Meanings: Affective Consensus and Dissensus in a Diverse Sample. Allison Wisecup, Duke University Measuring Individual Differences in Impression Formation. Kimberly Rogers, Duke University; Lynn Smith‐
Lovin, Duke University; Dawn T. Robinson, University of Georgia; Jesse Clark, University of Georgia Belittling Batterers: The Serial Undermining of Manhood. Doug Schrock, Florida State University 14
59. Paper Session: Representations of Gender in the Media (co‐sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society‐
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Boundaries and Interactions in a Food Services Environment. Mumbi Mwaura, Furman University Gender, Collaboration, and Publication: Unraveling the Realities of Male‐Female Variances in Patterns of Authorship in the Social Sciences and Education. Gary Feinberg, St. Thomas University; Beryl Watnick, The Union Institute and University; Arlene Sacks, The Union Institute and University Too Big for Their Own Good: An Examination of Massive Public School Systems in America. Joseph Cleary, Louisiana State University Anticipating the Unanticipated: A Comparative‐Historical Analysis of Labor Law Projects. Bradley Nash, Jr., Appalachian State University 62. Paper Session: Urban Sociology: River Terrace 8 Presider: George Conklin, North Carolina Central University •
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Coney Island in the 21st Century: An Urban Neighborhood in Transition. Raymond Weinstein, University of South Carolina Aiken Professional Perceptions of Pittsburgh: Examining Personal Assessments of a Changing City Among Its Recent Locators. Colby King, University of South Carolina “It was the grandest of Boulevards:” Defining Race and Class Divisions on Atlanta’s Ponce de Leon Avenue. . William W. Holland, Georgia State University Out of Site, Out of Mind: Revisiting HOPE VI Redevelopment in Downtown Orlando. David Zeller, University of South Florida 15
63. Paper Session: Political Sociology: River Terrace 9 Presider: Karla M. McLucas, Bennett College for Women •
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To be Young, Civic‐Minded, Politically Engaged and African American: Influence of Civic and Political Power among Young African American College Students. Karla M. McLucas, Bennett College for Women; Terrolyn Carter, North Carolina A & T State University Es Distinto: US Democracy Assistance in Contemporary Venezuela. Tim Gill, University of Georgia Ethical Governance: Realistic Aspirations or Unattainable Expectations? Thomas Dunn, Troy University; Manfred F Meine, Troy University Propagandhi and the Politics of Subcultural Resistance. Philip Lewin, University of Georgia; Tim Gill, University of Georgia Revisiting Obama’s Proposition of Change A Structural Perspective. O. Alexander Miller, Independent Scholar Friday, April 8, 2011 ASA Chair`s Breakfast: Hospitality 4106; 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM MEETINGS OF SSS COMMITTEES: Publications, Program, Local Arrangements, Elections, Nominations, Honors, Racial and Ethnic Minorities, Status of Women, Site Selection, Development, Sociology in Community and Small Colleges, and the Profession: River Terrace 3; 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM Sociologists for Women in Society‐South Business Meeting: River Terrace 5; 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Committee Meeting— Executive Committee: Hospitality 4108; 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM Book Exhibit (Conference Center A); 8:00 AM—5:00 PM Registration (Conference Center B); 8:00 AM—5:00 PM 9:00 AM‐10:30 AM 64. Author Meets Critics: Counted Out: Same‐sex Relations and Americans` Definitions of Family (The American Sociological Association`s Rose Series in Sociology) by Brian Powell, Catherine Bolzendahl, Claudia Geist, and Lala Carr Steelman.: Orlando Organizer: Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia •
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Gendered Variation in Workplace Monitoring Practices. Julianne Payne, North Carolina State University Compliance and Conformity: How School Poverty Shapes the Work of Novice Teachers. Lorraine Evans, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga It’s Not as Glamorous as it Looks: Lived Experiences of Women Academics. Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University; Andi Stepnick, Belmont University Incivility in the Workplace: Sexual Harassment, General Harassment, and the Retaliatory Link. Reginald Byron, Southwestern University; Victoria Dominguez, Southwestern University 16
66. Paper Session: Culture, Roles, and Identity: River Terrace 11 Organizer: Jennifer L. Buchan, North Carolina State University •
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Under the Helmet and Between the Legs: Women in the Harley‐Davidson Subculture. Jennifer L. Buchan, North Carolina State University The Feminization of Motorcycling: Fact or Fiction. Robert Adams, Alice Lloyd College The Effect of Role Models in Baseball. Bryan Lagae, University of Miami Not Winging It at Hooters: Conventions for Producing a Cultural Object of Sexual Fantasy. Michelle Newton‐Francis, American University; Gay Young, American University 67. Panel Session: Creating and Sustaining Mentoring Relationships (Co‐sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and Sociologists for Women in Society‐South): River Terrace 12 Organizers: Brandy Simula, Emory University; Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama‐ Birmingham Panelists: •
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Acculturative Barriers: A Case Study from Taiwan. Aren Blake, University of North Carolina, Greensboro Transnational Filipino Families. Laura Johnson, University of North Carolina. Greensboro The Impact of Labor Migration on the Philippines: Results from a Bi‐National Study of OFWs. . Juan Miranda, University of North Carolina, Greensboro Dirty Homes in Taiwan: A Study of Filipina Domestic Work in Taiwan. . Kelsey Maher, University of North Carolina, Greensboro 69. Roundtable Session 2: Alcohol, Drug Use, and Sexual Behaviors: River Terrace 3 Organizer: Amy Karnehm Willis, North Carolina Wesleyan College •
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Parental Influence on My Sex Life: The Role of Perceived Parenting Practices in Levels of Risky Sexual Behaviors in College Students. Oprah O. Ellis, North Carolina Wesleyan College; Amy Karnehm Willis, North Carolina Wesleyan College The Red Zone Project: HIV/AIDS Awareness among Male College Athletes. Katanya Hall, North Carolina Wesleyan College; Molly A. Weise, North Carolina Wesleyan College Alcohol and Drug Use among College Students. Cassandra Slater, North Carolina Wesleyan College 17
70. Roundtable Session 3: Justice and Equity: River Terrace 3 Organizers: Casey Welch, Flagler College; Adam Shapiro, University of North Florida Discussants: Casey Welch, Flagler College, Adam Shapiro, University of North Florida, Steve Stoll, Flagler College •
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Leaving it All Behind: An Examination of Evacuation Behaviors of South Floridian Families during the 2004 Hurricane Season. Elizabeth Bittel, University of North Florida Empowerment of Refugees in the 21st Century: The Connection between Human Rights, Reconciliation and Repatriation. Blazenka Barisic, University of North Florida Grassroots Efforts to Increase Re‐entry Programs in the Presence of a Punitive Penal Regime. Lindy Almony, Flagler College Cultural and Structural Barriers to Restorative Justice in the United States. Tristan Joynt, Flagler College 71. Roundtable Session 4: Identity: River Terrace 3 •
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“Just Living Our Truth”: Emotion Work and Collective Identity in the Fight for Transgender Rights. Megan Satterfield, Southwestern University Latinos sin Barreras: The Opinions that Latinas of Different National Subgroups have about Each Other. Cassandra Arias, U University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Cyberactivism: Activist Identities Online & Jekyll Island, Georgia. Cayla McMichael, Georgia College & State University 72. Roundtable Session 5: Sociology of Sex and Gender I: River Terrace 3 Presider: Flavia Musinsky, New College of Florida •
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A Sociological Approach to Differences in Body Image Perception between Teenagers with Visual Impairments and Teenagers without Visual Impairments. Rachel Overby, Meredith College Cultural Signals: Gendered Messages in Unilever Advertisements. Allison Whitcomb, New College of Florida You Can Still Be a Feminist, Be Proud of Being a Woman, and Deal With The Gender Binary": Issues of Sex and Gender at Indian Brook Camp. Flavia Musinsky, New College of Florida Wage Gap: A Discrimination against Motherhood. Courtney Barnicoat, Eastern Kentucky University; Elizabeth Underwood, Eastern Kentucky University Demographic Effects on the Change of Opinions towards Women in the Work Force from 1972 to 2004.. Leah Rabideau, Mississippi State University; Harald Weiss, Mississippi State University 73. Roundtable Session 6: Political Sociology II: River Terrace 3 •
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The Message or the Messenger: The Effects of Political Attitudes and Source on Perceptions of Media Bias. Emily Eisenhart, Georgia Southern University A More Inclusive Italy? Attitudes towards Liberalizing Citizenship Policy for Second Generation Children of Immigrants.. Georgia E. Bianchi, University of Florida Gunslinger Sociology: Comparing True Grit from Hathaway and the Cohen Brothers. Nicholas Zeller, University of Tennessee ‐ Knoxville; James Maples, The University of Tennessee ‐ Knoxville 18
74. Roundtable Session 7: Sports and Leisure: River Terrace 3 Presider: Thomas Dunn, Troy University •
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Is Sports Participation Beneficial for the African American Female Athlete? Anwesa Chatterjee, University of Miami A Closer Look at Interscholastic Sport Participation of Asian American Students. Lei Gong, University of Miami Minor League Baseball and Sport Facilities' Impact on Their Communities. Dustin Miller, Georgia College and State University 75. Roundtable Session 8: Sociology of Emotions II: River Terrace 3 •
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The Emotion Culture of Childbirth: The Role of Birth Practitioners in Women's Birth Experiences. Miriam Sessions, Florida State University A Theory of Social Attraction. Jan Trost, Uppsala University An Exploratory Simulation of Follower/Colleague Identity Effects on Leader Emotional Expressions: Theory X and Y in Reverse? Amanda Hinojosa, Texas Tech University; Alejandra Marin, Texas Tech University; Andreas Schneider, Texas Tech University; William L Gardner, Texas Tewch University Buying Happiness: The Effects of Economic and Cultural Capitals on Subjective Well‐Being. Thomas C. Wilson, Florida Atlantic University 76. Roundtable Session 9: Social Psychological Approaches: River Terrace 3 •
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Social Isolation and the Internet: Examining the Network and Psychological Components of Isolation within the GSS. Robert E Freeland, Duke University How Does Technology Affect Communication Decisions? Kelly Worthen, University of Central Florida Who Watches the Watchdogs?: The Counter Hegemonic Role of New Media. Donny Weinbrenner, University of Florida; Daniel Fernandez‐Baca, University of Florida 77. Roundtable Session 10: Dialogue, Immigration, and Rationality: River Terrace 3 Presider: Amy Chasteen Miller •
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True Dialogue? Investigating True Blood’s Explicit Discourse. John Barr, University of Southern Mississippi From Cradle to Daycare: How First Generation Bangladeshi Immigrant Mothers Look at Daycare/Preschool in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Tahseen Shams, University of Southern Mississippi Rationality and Irrationality in Wedding Rituals. Allison Upton, University of Southern Mississippi Rationalizing Tradition: A Weberian Perspective on Contemporary Indian Matrimonial Websites. Hena Arora, University of Southern Mississippi The Charismatic Authority of Hitler. Erin Henry, University of Southern Mississippi 78. Roundtable Session 11: Gender and Sports II: River Terrace 3 •
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Going Against the Grain: Girls’ Gender Attitudes towards Women in Sports. Ashley Mikulyuk, University of Miami Out of Bounds: College Women`s Ultimate Frisbee and the Practice of Gendered Identities. Joanna W Neville, University of Florida Determinants of Athletic Success among Division 1 Men’s and Women’s College Basketball Teams. Jason Milne, Longwood University; Brian D Bates, Longwood University 19
79. Roundtable Session 12: Sociology of Mental Health I: River Terrace 3 Presider: Steven Foy, Duke University •
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Racial/Ethnic and Gender Contrasts in Weight Anxiety in the Transition to Adulthood. Ursula Keller Weiss, Florida State University; John Taylor, Florida State University; Robyn Brown, DePaul University Bullying, Intolerance, and Classroom Incivility: Deconstructing the Social Environments of Today’s Students . Matthew Wilkinson, Coastal Carolina University Examining Postpartum Depression from a Stress‐Process Perspective. Keshia Reid, Florida State University Bullying is Child Abuse: An Examination of the Psychological and Somatic Similarities in Bullying Victimization and Child Abuse. Maggie Hickman, University of Tennessee Martin; Nancy Sonleitner, University of Tennessee Martin 80. Roundtable Session 13: Race and Social Processes: River Terrace 3 •
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Power and Privilege: The Tracking of African Americans as Antithetical to the Goals of Schooling. Ashley Parker, University of North Carolina at Charlotte “The Oppressive Binary: A Case Study of 'Othering' in Middle School Classroom Discussions”. Lakshmi Jayaram, Virginia Tech; Jen Wyse, Virginia Tech Racial Identification and Preference in College Students. Stephanie Alexander, Savannah State University; Dennis Williams, Arkansas Tech University 81. Roundtable Papers 14: Media Depictions, Race, and Gender: River Terrace 3 •
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Cross‐Racial Interactions on Primetime Television: An Exploratory Study.. Earl S. Mowatt, University of Central Florida Women and the Wild: Gender Socialization in Wilderness Recreation Advertising. J. Nichole McNiel, Texas State University ‐ San Marcos; Deborah A Harris, Texas State University‐San Marcos; Kristi M Fondren, Marshall University Hot Nannies and Invisible Day Care Centers: Representations of Child‐Care Decision‐making on Television. Debra Schleef, University of Mary Washington; Alexandra Zelin, University of Mary Washington From the Boys of Summer to Corner Boys: Analyzing The Wire through a Criminological Lens. Cheri Chambers, Christopher Newport University; Linda Waldron, Christopher Newport University Murder In Prime Time: An Analysis of the Depiction of Homicide in Crime Dramas. Jaclyn Schildkraut, University of Central Florida; Brittany Minnick‐Hanson, University of Central Florida 82. Roundtable Session 15: Race and Ethnicity: River Terrace 3 •
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Matachines In the Midwest: Rural Mexican‐American Resistance to Assimilation.. Stephen Christ, University of Missouri‐Columbia The Intersection of Pregnancy, Race and Gender in Workfare Programs. Michelline Stokes, Virginia Tech Exploring Colorblindness: An Examination of Non‐Response Strategies to a Race of Interviewer Question. Elizabeth Alexander, Emory University Institutional Racism in the Criminal Justice System: The Effect of the Racial Makeup of Criminal Justice Employees. Hilary Towle, Meredith College 20
83. Roundtable Papers 16: Global Political Sociology: River Terrace 3 Presider: Ghyasuddin Ahmed, Virginia State University •
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Neoliberalism and the Proliferation of GMOs. Jenna Lamphere, The University of Tennessee Decentralization and Disaster: Case Studies in Aceh and Yogyakarta, Indonesia.. Siti Kusujiarti, Warren Wilson College Global Obesity. Ceylan Engin, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Casey Borch, University of Alabama Birmingham Support for Global Governance and the Nation‐State: Evidence from a Survey of Social Movement Actors. Gary Coyne, University of California, Riverside 84. Roundtable Session 17: Race/Ethnicity/Minority Relations: River Terrace 3 •
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Katrina. April Smith, Emory & Henry College Made it to America, Now What? Understanding the Educational Achievement Disparities among Latino Subgroups. Natassia Rodriguez, University of North Carolina‐ Chapel Hill Crossing the Border: Investigating Immigration Attitudes and a Stronger Belief in the Bible`s Authenticity. Alexandria Nail, Emory & Henry College Daddy’s Little Girl: Rethinking Father‐Daughter Relationships and How They Influence Future Mate Choice in African‐American Females. Damian White, Davidson College The Importance of Social Relationships and their Impact on Self‐Reported Health of African Americans. . Monique Eugenia Smith, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 85. Roundtable Papers 18: Cultural Sociology: River Terrace 3 •
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Denied `A League of Their Own`: The Politics of Memory Regarding German Women`s World War II Experiences. Randi L Hunton, University of South Carolina Upstate Reframing the Rwandan Genocide within the Context of Sociology. Rebecca Rowe, Agnes Scott College From Institution to Independence: Transitioning Out of Moldovan Orphanages. Stephanie Hennigan, Mercer University What You Feel is What You See: Priming and Perceptions of the Other. Jessica Tatt, Georgia College and State University; Stephanie McClure, Georgia College and State University; David Biek, Macon State University Los Ojos Escondidos: Hidden Eyes ‐ Blindness Experiences of Hispanics in Atlanta and the US. Kathryn Woodford, Agnes Scott College 86. Roundtable Session 19: Medical Sociology: River Terrace 3 •
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First in Flight: First Generation College Students Achieving Success through Social Support from Home and on Campus. Kimberly Yarde, Davidson College PE Performance: Doing Gender through Participation in Elementary School PE Classes. Krista Jackson, Davidson College Factors Affecting Student Perception of College Accessibility. Gillian Reid, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Fish Outside of the Sea. Jasmine Reed, University of Notre Dame 88. Roundtable Session 21: Social Problems: River Terrace 3 •
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Urban Food Behavior. Robert Shindler, Eckerd College How I Came to Love the Game: Factors That Influences Athletes to Compete at the Division III Level. Aaron Goodson, Davidson College The Shake Felt Round the World: An Examination of Framing of Social Inequality in Local Media in the Wake of the Earthquake in Haiti. Colleen Wynn, Western Kentucky University Impact of Social Factors on the Success of Participants in an African American Church‐Based Diabetes Prevention Program. Rebecca Wells, Mercer University Hopelessly Disadvantaged Like You: A Comparative Study of Disadvantaged Youth in Mobile and Medellin. Colleen Wynn, Western Kentucky University 89. Roundtable Session 22: Education, Race, and Ethnicity: River Terrace 3 •
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Segregation or Diversity: The Growing Trend towards Neighborhood Schools and the Effect on the Academic Gap among African American Public School Students. Karla M. McLucas, Bennett College for Women; Kimberly N Johnson, Bennett College for Women Reaching for the American Dream: The Education of Black Immigrant Adolescents. An Analysis Across and within Cohorts. Denise Obinna, The Ohio State University Urban Literacy Cadre: The Power of Teacher Efficacy. Deborah Smith, Saginaw Valley State University; Brian J. Smith, Central Michigan University Achieving excellence: Latino students graduating from high school in North Carolina. Lisa Spees, University of North Carolina ‐ Chapel Hill; Krista M Perreira, University of North Carolina ‐ Chapel Hill 90. Author Meets Critics: The Temp Economy: From Kelly Girls to Permatemps in Postwar America by Erin Hatton, University of Buffalo : River Terrace 4 Organizer: Amy Chasteen Miller, University of Southern Mississippi •
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91. Paper Session: Criminology and Inequality: River Terrace 5 Presider: Gary Feinberg, St. Thomas University •
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10:45 AM‐12:00 PM 96. Paper Session: Work and Family: River Terrace 10 Presider: William F. Danaher, College of Charleston •
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Up Against the Carbon Lobby: The Fight for Clean/Renewable Electricity in the Southeast. Richard Hutchinson, Kennesaw State University ‘Like Asking Satan to Cast Out Sin’: Anti‐Nuclear Activism Before and After the Czechoslovakian Velvet Revolution. Alison Adams, Oklahoma State University; Thomas E Shriver, Oklahoma State University The Emerging Food Movement in Florida: Linking Solidarity Economy and Environmental Justice. Marina Karides, Florida Atlantic University; Patricia Widener, Florida Atlantic University 98. Presidential Plenary Speaker: Eduardo Bonilla‐Silva: The Real “Race Problem” in Sociology: The Power of White Rule in our Discipline with Introductory Remarks by Vincent Roscigno, SSS President: River Terrace 4 99. Paper Session: Cultural Sociology: River Terrace 5 Presider: Ken Spring, Belmont University •
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100. Paper Session: Community and the Environment: River Terrace 6 Presider: Debbie Perkins, Coastal Carolina University •
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Politics, the Environment, and Economic Development in Rural Tennessee: The Three Faces of Power Revisited. Debbie Perkins, Coastal Carolina University Coastal Communities in Transition: Social Justice Issues at the Beach. Kennon Rice, Albright College; Tracy M Rice, Terraqueous Management and Research Group The Impact of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster on Alabama’s Gulf Coast Residents: Implications for Disaster Research and Vulnerability Science. James Hawdon, Virginia Tech; John Ryan, Virginia Tech Who Considers Hurricane Evacuation while a Hurricane Approaches? Kenneth Wilson, East Carolina University; Catherine F Smith, East Carolina University; Donna Kain, East Carolina University; Michelle Covi, East Carolina University; Douglas Solomon, East Carolina University Katrina‐Induced Environmental Injustice: An Empirical Study of Socioeconomic and Demographic Determining Factors. Francis O. Adeola, University of New Orleans; Steven Picou, University of South Alabama 101. Paper Session: Aging and Inequality: River Terrace 8 Presider: Amy Donley, University of Central Florida •
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Gordon, Florida State University Pension Restructuring and Gender Inequality in the United Kingdom, 1969‐2004. JoEllen Pederson, Florida State University Trends in Age, Sex and Race Differences in End‐of‐Life Care in Nursing Homes. Brandon Wallace, Middle Tennessee State University Dying from mental retardation: Continued stratification at the time of death. Scott Landes, University of Florida 102. Panel Session: Peer Evaluation of Teaching: Collegial and Institutional Perspectives (Co‐Sponsored with Sociologists for Women in Society‐South): River Terrace 9 Panelists: •
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105. Panel Session: Preparing for a Program Review: River Terrace 10 Organizer and Discussant: Edward L Kain, Southwestern University 106. Panel Session Honoring Richard Peterson: River Terrace 11 Discussants: •
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Challenging the Authoritarian Personality and the Right‐Wing Conservative Agenda: How to Meet the Existential Needs of Man and Create a Democratic Society. Marissa Jordan, FAU Analysis and Critique of Resource Mobilization Theory and the Case of TOMS Shoes. Chelsea Platt, Texas Tech University; Jake Frederick, University of South Carolina The Relationship between Attitudes toward Deviance and Deviant Behavior: The Influence of Science, Individualism, Social Bonds and Deviant Peers. Virginia Rothwell, Longwood University 108. Paper Session: Space and Social Movements: River Terrace 5 Organizer and Presider: Andrew Martin, Ohio State University •
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The Beginnings of the U.S. Women`s Movement: Geographic Variation in Movement Activism and the Married Women`s Property Acts. Holly McCammon, Vanderbilt University Place and Space in Social Movements: Insights from the Nashville Civil Rights Movement. Larry Isaac, Vanderbilt. University Civil Rights Activism and the Legal Strategies of Southern States. Marc Dixon, Dartmouth University Ku Klux Klan Activism, The “Politics Of Rage”, and The Republican Southern Strategy, Rory McVeigh, University of Notre Dame 109. Paper Session: Medical Sociology I: River Terrace 6 Presider: Linda Belgrave, University of Miami •
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Prescribing the Good Wife: A Content Analysis of Drug Advertisements in Southern Living Magazine. Linda Treiber, Kennesaw State University; Katie McIntyre, Kennesaw State University The Illness Experience of the Male African American Caregiver. Janice Allen, Bethune‐Cookman University; Linda Belgrave, University of Miami; Katelyn Rozenbroek, University of Miami; Bryan Lagae, University of Miami; Isabelle Beulaygue, University of Miami; Jana Knibb, University of Miami Long term Consequences of Adolescent Victimization. Robert J. Johnson, University of Miami; Howard B Kaplan, Texas A&M University Physical and Mental Health Outcomes of Disaster: Empirical Study of Katrina‐Morbidity among Survivors in the Gulf Coast. Francis O. Adeola, University of New Orleans; Steven Picou, University of South Alabama 26
110. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI‐CONFERENCE: Racial Dynamics: River Terrace 7 Organizers: Donald Tomaskovic‐Devey, University of Massachusetts; Beth A Rubin, UNC Charlotte; Steven Vallas, Northeastern University Presider: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University •
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Double‐Consciousness in the Teachings of Native American Storytellers: Bi‐Cultural Awareness of Knowledge. Anastacia M. Schulhoff, University of South Florida Advantage and Neighborhood Integration for Blacks, Latinos, and Whites. Diana Karafin, Rutgers University Newark The Shades of Chart Topping Hits. Joseph Padgett, University of North Carolina at Greensboro A Failure to Hire?: Examining Impediments to Employment in a Down Economy. Jeffry Will, Center for Community Initiatives Bi‐Racial Classifications in the 2000 Census and Implications for 2010. Sara McDonough, Virginia Tech 27
2:00 PM‐3:15 PM 113. Paper Session: The Internet: Orlando Presider: Jason Eastman, Coastal Carolina University •
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Locating The Ties That Bind: Relative Senses of Attachment, Support, and Belonging in Online and Geographic Communities. Peter Nieckarz, Western Carolina University Patterns of Home Internet Access. Megan Keels, East Carolina University; Kenneth Wilson, East Carolina University; Rebecca Powers, East Carolina University New Racism in The Old South: Internet Posters’ Perceptions of White and Black Motorcyclists. Jason Eastman, Coastal Carolina University 114. Thematic Paper Session: Power, Policy, and the Meaning of Health Care Experiences: River Terrace 10 Organizer and Presider: Amy Chasteen Miller, University of Southern Mississippi •
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The Crisis in Contemporary Medicine: Moving Forward in Policy and Practice. Brian P. Hinote, Middle Tennessee State University; Jason Adam Wasserman, Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences At Home in Birth: The Politics of Where Babies are born. Amy Chasteen Miller, University of Southern Mississippi The Meanings and Consequences of "Lesbian Health". Erika L. Austin, University of Alabama at Birmingham Searching for Information and a Doctor Who Understands: OCD and the Doctor‐Patient Relationship. Dana Fennell, University of Southern Mississippi 115. Paper Session: Class & Higher Education I: River Terrace 11 Organizer and Discussant: Allison L Hurst, Furman University •
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Adding and Subtracting Cultural Capital: First‐Generation Students in a College Readiness Program. Sandi Nenga, Southwestern University; Mayra Garcia, Southwestern University; Whitney R Rominger, Southwestern University Personal and Social Identity Development: Experiences of Social Mobility. Brenda Bretz, Dickinson College The effects of institutional factors on college teaching and the reproduction of inequality. Elizabeth Grauerholz, University of Central Florida; Rocklyn Gatta, University of Central Florida Careerism and the Working‐Class Student. Allison L Hurst, Furman University 116. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY MINI‐CONFERENCE: Panel Session: Assessing the Undergraduate Major (Co‐
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Recognized GLBT Student Groups. Melinda Kane, East Carolina University True Believers and Fellow Travelers: The Tea Party Movement and Sovereign Citizens. Mark Melder, Louisiana Tech Looking at the Impact of Natural Disasters on the Diffusion of Social Movement Networks and Ties. David G. Ortiz, Tulane University 118. Panel Session: The Work and Career of Charles S. Johnson: In Recognition of His Induction to the SSS Roll of Honor: River Terrace 5 Organizer and Discussant: Charles Jaret, Georgia State University •
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Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University and the Tradition of Black Sociology. Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati Charles S. Johnson: The Need for Reappraisal. John H. Stanfield II, Indiana University Hope Betrayed? Black Schooling and Economic Outcomes in the 21st Century. Tomeka Davis, Georgia State University Charles H. Johnson’s Life and Legacy: A Family Perspective. Jeh V. Johnson, Vassar College; Charles S. Johnson III, Holland & Knight; Winifred M Johnson, Bethune‐Cookman University 119. Panel Session: The Status of Women in SSS: Reflections of Past President (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women): River Terrace 6 Organizer: Emily Fairchild, New College of Florida •
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121. Paper Session: Sociology of Religion: River Terrace 8 Presider: Bradley Koch, Georgia College & State University •
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Constituting the U.S. Empire‐State and White Supremacy . Moon‐Kie Jung, University of Illinois The Best Education for Some: Why Racial Inequality Persists in U.S. Schools. Amanda Lewis, Emory University Immigration Nation?: Detentions and Deportations in Post‐9/11 America. Tanya Golash‐Boza, University of Kansas 3:30 PM‐5:00 PM 123. Poster Session: Conference Center B •
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Eau Claire; Lorrin M Pekarske, University of Wisconsin‐Eau Claire; Shelly J Smith, University of Wisconsin‐
Eau Claire Growing Out of It: Depressive Symptomology Among Learning Disabled Young Adults. Hilary Dotson, University of South Florida What It is to Be Black: Maternal Child‐Rearing Practices in a Race‐Conscious Society. Jasma Dior Mendez, Western Kentucky University Attitudes and Perceptions of Open Homosexuals Adopting/Fostering Children. Cherie Gonzalez, University of Central Florida Perceptions of Gender Equality in the U.S.: A Study of Female Immigrants Living in South Florida. Marc Settembrino, University of Central Florida Advertising the American Wedding. Janine Beahm, University of South Florida Education Type and Religiousness in Adulthood. Alexandra Vega, University of Central Florida Perceptions of Fraternities and Sororities. Amanda Russell, University of Central Florida Constructing Community in Families of Children with Disabilities. Sara Green, University of South Florida World Views and Attitudes toward Homosexuality: Measuring the Variance Among Extreme Outlooks. John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida; David Gay, University of Central Florida; Sara Hoskin, University of Central Florida When Ignorance is No Longer Bliss: An Examination of Sexual Assault Awareness and Victims' Advocacy programs at East Carolina University. Jennifer O'Neill, East Carolina University 30
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The Relationship between Officer Education Levels and the Justice Gap. Lenna Jones, East Carolina University Impediments to Understanding Police Suicides. Katherine Tucker, Norfolk State University Cross‐Cultural Comparison of Gendered Relations in the U.S.A. and China. Byron R Miller Jr., East Carolina University; Boniface Noyongoyo, East Carolina University Just the Facts. Kevin Skewes, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Erika L. Austin, University of Alabama at Birmingham Perceptions of Kuwaiti Young Adults toward Marriage and Divorce: A Comparative Study between Young Adults from Intact and Divorced Families. Dr. Humoud Alqashan, Kuwait University Sick Acquaintances, Friends, and Spouses: Impact on Religiosity and Spirituality. . Sarina Colburn, University of Central Florida The Geography of Crime and Disorder in Portland, Oregon. Michelle Olivier, University of Portland Debt and Financial Worry: Data and Community Partnership, a Blended Methodological Approach. Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama‐ Birmingham; Lingfei ‐ Guo, University of Alabama‐Birmingham The Impact of Print Advertisements on Men’s Body Image.. Katelynn Elizabeth Palmer, University of Central Florida The Impact of Knowing Someone with a Chronic or Terminal Illness on Charitable Giving. Christine Sepulveda, University of Central Florida Consuming Returned Veteran Iconography in U.S Media. Adam Woolf, the University of South Florida Changing Directions: Depression and Perceived Discrimination among Latinos. Stephanie Gonzalez‐
Guittar, University of Central Florida Incivility in the Workplace: Sexual Harassment, General Harassment, and the Retaliatory Link. Reginald Byron, Southwestern University; Victoria Dominguez, Southwestern University Knowing someone with an Illness: The Influence on the Willingness to Donate. Kasey Barger, University of Central Florida 124. Paper Session: Sociology of Sex and Gender: Orlando •
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A Case Study Approach to Structural Influence, Community Intervention and Domestic Violence. Rachel Austin, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Limits and Possibilities of Islamic Feminism in line with Islamic Modernism. Hyun Jeong Ha, University of Texas at Austin Women Scientists in Community Colleges: Understanding Power through a Gendered Organizational Justice Lens. Cynthia Anderson, Ohio University; Christine Mattley, Ohio University; Valerie Martin Conley, Ohio University; David Koonce, Ohio University Age, Sociodemographic Characteristics and the Relationship to Same‐Sex Contact, Same‐Sex Identity and Same‐Sex Attraction. Teresa Roach, Florida State University; Koji Ueno, Florida State University 125. Radical Caucus: Analyzing US Media and Policy on Food, Drugs, and Epidemics: River Terrace 10 Organizer: Marina Karides, Florida Atlantic University •
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126. Paper Session: Class & Higher Education II: River Terrace 11 Organizer and Discussant: Allison L Hurst, Furman University •
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“When You Got Friends in Low Places, You Stay Low”: Poor Female Methamphetamine Users in the Suburbs and Barriers to Needed Resources. Denise Woodall, Kennesaw State University; Miriam Boeri, Kennesaw State University Low‐Income African American Women and Heart Disease: How Communication and Community Impact Knowledge and Prevention Behaviors in North Carolina. Ranata Reeder, North Carolina State University Being a “Good” Mom: Low‐Income Black Single Mothers Negotiate Intensive Mothering. Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University; Rachel Powell, North Carolina State University; Joslyn Brenton, North Carolina State University 129. Paper Session: Penology and Corrections: River Terrace 5 •
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130. Author Meets Critics: Rich, Free, and Miserable: The Failure of Success in America by John Brueggemann, Skidmore College.: River Terrace 6 Organizer and Presider: William F. Danaher, College of Charleston •
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The Lure of the Virtual . Steve Barley , Stanford University Driving Financial Performance: An Examination of Managerial Diversity within the U.S. Auto Industry. Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas at Dallas; Orlando Richard, University of Texas at Dallas Frontline Supervisors in Health Careers: Resources, Position, and Power. Kendra Jason, North Carolina State University 132. Panel Session: Discussion on the BP Oil Spill: River Terrace 8 Organizer and Presider: Thomas E Shriver, Oklahoma State University •
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Desarrollo Hormiga and Globalizing Gentrification in Tamarindo, Costa Rica. Michelle Christian, Duke University Family Bonds and Bondage: Pseudo‐Adoptions and Unpaid Servitude in Salvador, Brazil. Elizabeth Hordge‐Freeman, Duke University Black, but not African: Historical Memory and Slavery in Peru. Tanya Golash‐Boza, University of Kansas 5:15 PM‐6:45 PM 134. Presidential Plenary: Power, Revisited, Vincent J. Roscigno: River Terrace 1 6:45 PM‐9:00 PM Presidential Reception honoring the Memory of Charles S. Johnson and other Award Recipients. There will be food, live music, and the Sociologists for Women in Society ‐ South Silent Auction Fundraiser. River Terrace 3 33
Saturday, 09 April 2011 Southern Sociological Society Business Meeting: Hospitality 4106; 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM Committee Meeting— Executive Committee: Hospitality 4108; 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM Registration (Conference Center B); 8:00 AM—12:00 PM 9:00 AM‐10:30 AM 135. Paper Session: Economies in Crisis: Orlando Presider: John Bradford, University of Tennessee •
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Attitudes and Perspectives of Rural Southern University Students towards Religious Diversity on Campus: Christian and Muslim Interactions. Garrett Causey, University of Tennessee, Martin; Nancy Sonleitner, University of Tennessee Martin; Mohammad Obadat, University of Tennessee, Martin Religious Affiliation, Status Groups and Campus Life at an Elite, Private University. Nathan Martin, University of South Carolina; Naomi Kolberg, University of South Carolina Denominational Diffusion of Eco‐spiritual Beliefs and Actions. Carl Hand, Valdosta State University; Jessica Crowe, South Georgia College All Things are Become New: Narrative Construction among Women in a Faith‐based Transitional Center. Lauren Eason, University of Georgia; Alana J Linn, Davidson College; Minh H Nguyen, Louisiana State University; Ariana Mishay Stone, Xavier University of New Orleans; Kent R. Kerley, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Heith Copes, University of Alabama at Birmingham 137. Paper Session: Criminal Justice: River Terrace 11 Presider: Sonja Siennick, Florida State University •
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The Police Shooting of Edward Wright: The Criminal Case. Bonnie Semora, University of Georgia Are Hate Crime Laws Necessary? Judi A. Harris, USC Upstate Prison Visitation and Short‐Term Change in Inmate Behavior. Sonja Siennick, Florida State University; Daniel P Mears, Florida State University; William D Bales, Florida State University Information‐Seeking Behavior of Financial Crime Investigators. Fuat Altunbas, University of North Texas 34
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Got Criminals? Perceptions of the Significance, Accuracy, and Reliability of Forensic Evidence . Jacqueline Chavez, Mississippi State University Homicide‐Suicide in a Southern City. Jason Manning, University of Virginia Lessons from Virginia Tech: An Examination of Emergency Response Alert Systems in Florida’s State Universities. Jaclyn Schildkraut, University of Central Florida Gendered Pathways: An examination of gendered pathways to crime. Aaron Puhrmann, University of Miami 148. Paper Session: Gender and Social Movements: River Terrace 6 •
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154. Paper Session: Assessment in Undergraduate Sociology (Co‐sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges and Sociologists for Women in Society‐South): River Terrace 4 Presider: Chandrouti Persaud, Mississippi Valley State •
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Assessment in Undergraduate Sociology. Chandrouti Persaud, Mississippi Valley State A Qualitative Approach to Assessment: Examining the Writing Process through In‐Depth Interviews. Kenneth H. Kolb, Furman University; Mollie Jensen, Furman University Concept Mapping in Sociology. Linda Carson, Lander University I Don`t Understand Why I`m Failing This Class. Kristen E DeVall, University of North Carolina Wilmington; John Rice, University North Carolina Wilmington 155. Paper Session: Deviant Power: River Terrace 5 Organizer: Heather Mauney, Florida State University •
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Dear Sir: Face Work From Jail. Mitchell B Mackinem, Claflin University Deviant Vacations: American Travels to the Exotic Identities of Others . Karen Bettez Halnon, Penn State Abington Non‐Compliance to Perceptions of Sexual Activity among Vietnamese Youth. Heather Mauney, Florida State University 156. Paper Session: Criminology and Race Studies: River Terrace 6 Presider: Kathleen Grant, Macon State College •
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Female Property Offending Across U.S. Cities: A Racially and Ethnically Disaggreated Analysis. Melencia Johnson, Paine College Last Statements on Texas’s Death Row: A Study of Offender, Victim and Crime Attributes. Michelle Petrie, The University of South Carolina Aiken; James Coverdill, University of Georgia Driving While Non‐White: Exploring Traffic Stops and Post‐Stop Activities in North Carolina, 2005‐2008. Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University; Amy D Page, Appalachian State University Unpacking the Florida PACT: The Influence of the Positive Achievement Change Tool on Racial/Ethnic Disparities in the Sentencing of Juvenile Offenders. Lori Moore, Florida State University 157. WORK, POWER, AND INEQUALITY MINI‐CONFERENCE: Theoretical Agendas: River Terrace 7 Organizers: Donald Tomaskovic‐Devey, University of Massachusetts; Beth A Rubin, UNC Charlotte; Steven Vallas, Northeastern University Presider: Beth A Rubin, UNC Charlotte •
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158. Thematic Paper Session: Negotiating the Politics of Memory (Co‐Sponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society‐South): River Terrace 8 Organizer and Presider: Raymond Weinstein, University of South Carolina Aiken •
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162. Author‐Meets‐Critics: Envisioning Real Utopias by Eric Olin Wright: River Terrace 11 Presider: Donald Tomaskovic‐Devey, University of Massachusetts ‐ Amherst •
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The Chaste Ethnographer. Rachel Rayburn, The University of Central Florida; Nicholas Guittar, University of Central Florida; Elizabeth Grauerholz, University of Central Florida; Tim Colyer, The University of Central Florida; Betsy Swart, The University of Central Florida; Jaime Hecht, The University of Central Florida; Mandi Barringer, The University of Central Florida Sexual Minority and Straight College Students in Friendships: Their Interpretation and Negotiation of the Sexual Orientation Difference. Koji Ueno, Florida State University; Haley Gentile, Florida State University A Queer Internal Colonialism. Maura Ryan, Georgia State University; Marshall Jeffries, Georgia State University Social Process of Promoting Acceptance: Gay and Lesbian Workers and the Interpersonal Construction of Acceptance at Work. Annie Tuttle, University of Tampa; Karin L. Brewster, Florida State University 164. Roundtable Session 1: Crime and Deviance in the Workplace: River Terrace 3 Organizers: James Hawdon, Virginia Tech; Angela Barlow, Virginia Tech Presider: James Hawdon, Virginia Tech •
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166. Roundtable Session 3: The Wide and Long View: Space and Time Stratification by Race, Nationality, and Gender: River Terrace 3 Organizer: Matthew Hughey, Mississippi State University Discussant: Jeralynn Cossman, Mississippi State University •
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Meaning Making in Multiracial Magazines: The Deconstruction and Reification of Multiracial Identities. Sheena Gardner, Mississippi State University Nonpolitical Nonprofits: Education in New Orleans. Rose Kelley, Mississippi State University The Nexus of Group Dynamics and Personality in FPSG. John McCown, Mississippi State University; Mehmet Soyer, Mississippi State University 168. Roundtable Session 5: Minority Groups: Challenges to Integration Qualitative Research on Minorities in Dominant Group Settings: River Terrace 3 Organizer: Teresa Roach, Florida State University •
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Sexual Harassment and Discrimination of Female Law Enforcement Members. Rosanna Christen, Tennessee Tech University “I’m Self‐Taught”: Negotiation of Cultural Hierarchies through Identity Work by Marginal Artists. Amanda Koontz, Florida State University New‐Cocking and Gunning as Rites of Passage for State Prison Correctional Officers: A Qualitative Analysis of Gendered Work. Kristen Warren, Stetson University (Odum Undergraduate Paper Award Winner) Perceptions of Hearing Health and Hearing Healthcare among Culturally‐Diverse Adults. Jani Johnson, University of Memphis 169. Roundtable Session 6: Advances in Affect Control Theory Research: River Terrace 3 Organizer and Presider: Kimberly Rogers, Duke University •
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The Personal and Relational Consequences of Seeing Our Romantic Partners Better than They See Themselves. Tiffani Everett, University of Georgia Using Affect Control Theory to Understand Arab Culture. Jesse Clark, University of Georgia; Robert E Freeland, Duke University Religion and Impression Change Dynamics: An Affect Control Theory Analysis of Christianity and Islam. Anna Beth Havenar, University of Georgia; Dawn T. Robinson, University of Georgia 170. Roundtable Session 7: Social Change: River Terrace 3 Presider: Tanya Koropeckyj‐Cox, University of Florida •
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171. Roundtable Session 8: Social Movements and Political Sociology: River Terrace 3 Presider: Rebecca Hanson, University of Georgia‐‐Athens •
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Avoiding Participation: An Ethnographic Perspective on Mobilization in Venezuela's Participatory Democracy. Rebecca Hanson, University of Georgia‐‐Athens Specifying the Effects of Religious Beliefs, Values, and Organizational Involvement on Protest Participation in the United States. Scott Fitzgerald, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Eric Wright, University of North Carolina at Charlotte TVs, Tea Parties, and Gay Rights: The Media and Politics of Protest. Matt Costello, Ohio State University; Salvatore Restifo, Ohio State University The Process of Mobilization around Social Justice Issues in a Mexican “Supra‐Movement”. Marina Adler, University of Maryland Baltimore County 172. Roundtable Session 9: Environmental Sociology: Confronting the Problem: River Terrace 3 •
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Constructing Dams and Development: Southeast Asia as a Microcosm of the World System. Melissa Lepore, Florida Atlantic University "Destroying Us One Body at a Time": The Destruction of Historical Mountain Cemeteries by Mountain Top Removal in Boone County, WV.. Elizabeth A. East, The University of Tennessee; James N. Maples, The University of Tennessee Do Environmental Beliefs and Recycling Availability make a Difference? Explaining Recycling Behavior in Tennessee. Jessica Jane King, East Tennessee State University and Michigan State University 173. Roundtable Session 10: Sociology of Teaching and Learning: River Terrace 3 Organizer: Tiffany Chenault, Salem State University •
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Social Class, Neurological Functioning, and Academic Achievement: An Interdisciplinary Account of Educational Inequality. Daniel Potter, University of Virginia Does Your Well‐Being Know Who You Know? The Effect of Social Capital on Life Satisfaction across Three Societies. Lijun Song, Vanderbilt University Place and Childhood Obesity: The Impact of Racial Segregation in North Carolina Schools. Joy Piontak, North Carolina State University The “Precious” Dilemma: Examining Childhood Sexual Abuse Among African American Women and its Association to Obesity. Armanthia Duncan, The University of Memphis 177. Roundtable Paper Session 14: Qualitative Research on the Workplace: River Terrace 3 Presider: Terrell Hayes, High Point University •
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179. Roundtable Session 16: Flipping the Script: Race, Power, and Media Representations: River Terrace 3 Organizer: Sarah A. Mayorga, Duke University •
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China Dolls and “Racial Castration:” White Hegemony and Media Representation of the Asian Body. Rosalind Chou, Duke University Whip My Hair?: The Convergence of Transnational Representations of Black Hair in Brazil and the United States . Elizabeth Hordge‐Freeman, Duke University Media "Intervention": Racialized Representations of Addiction. Rose Buckelew, Duke University Skin Tone Differences in the Post Racial Age: A Content Analysis of Black Female Characterization in Films. Marlaina Dreher, Georgia Southern University Mexicanity, Uncle Remus, and the Spicy Curry Award: Diversity and Colorblindness around "The Office". Sarah A. Mayorga, Duke University; Austin Ashe, Duke University 180. Roundtable Session 17: Stratification, Power, and Resources: River Terrace 3 Organizers: Casey Welch, Flagler College; Adam Shapiro, University of North Florida Discussants: Casey Welch, Flagler College Adam Shapiro, University of North Florida, Jeffri Anne Wilder, University of North Florida •
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Selling Cultural Capital, Reinforcing Social Inequality?: The Case of Wal‐Mart and Target. Brooke Butler, University of North Florida Neighborhood Factors Influencing the Accessibility of Food Systems in Jacksonville, Florida: An Exploratory Study. Candace Tschircki, University of North Florida Environmental Justice Movements in St. Augustine. Alex Bonus, Flagler College The Comparative Influence of Systemic Agency and Informal Negotiated Order on Behaviors within Bureaucracies. Michael Valenzano , University of North Florida 181. Roundtable Session 18: Social Movements and Social Change: River Terrace 3 •
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184. Paper Session: Organized Deviance II: River Terrace 5 Organizer: Paul Kooistra, Furman University Discussant: Daniel Harrison, Lander University •
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True Believers and Fellow Travelers: The Tea Party Movement and Sovereign Citizens. Mark Melder, Louisiana Tech The Effect of Drugs, Gangs and Fear of Crime on Attitudes about Democracy and Government in Jamaica. Luis Caraballo, University of Florida Knowing is Not Enough. The Link Between Domestic Violence and Companion Animal Abuse Has Been Established, So Where Do We Go From Here? Understanding the Role of Domestic Violence and Animal Abuse Organizations. Donna Pickup, Agnes Scott College 185. Paper Session: Race Processes: River Terrace 7 Presider: Von Bakanic, College of Charleston •
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Class, Race and Patriarchal Assaults on Motherhood in the Antebellum South. Wilma Dunaway, Virginia Tech Gender as a Diversity Issue. Von Bakanic, College of Charleston “These White Girls are like Lollipops.”: Portrayals of white women in Bollywood films between 1990‐2010. Jaita Talukdar, Loyola University New Orleans Skin Tone and Marriage: Invidious Discrimination. Clifford Broman, Michigan State University Using the Stress Process Model to Examine the Role of Social Support in Pregnancy Outcomes: Differences across Socioeconomic Status and Race. Courtney Sinclair Thomas, Vanderbilt University 186. RACE AND POWER MINI‐CONFERENCE: The Dynamics of Racial/Ethnic Identity and Identification: River Terrace 9 Organizer: George Wilson, University of Miami Presider: Jason Shelton, University of Texas‐Arlington Discussant: David Brunsma, University of Missouri •
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Index to Participants name (email address): session number Adams, Alison ([email protected]): 97 Adams, Robert ([email protected]): 66 Adeleye, Abisola ([email protected]): 14 Adeola, Francis O. ([email protected]): 100, 109 Adler, Marina ([email protected]): 171 Afflerback, Sara ([email protected]): 50 Agnich, Laura ([email protected]): 49 Agyei, William K. A. ([email protected]): 40 Ahmed, Ghyasuddin ([email protected]): 83 Alexander, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 82 Alexander, Karl ([email protected]): 44 Alexander, Stephanie ([email protected]): 80 Alger, Kristine ([email protected]): 15 Allen, Janice ([email protected]): 109 Allen, Walter ([email protected]): 143 Almony, Lindy ([email protected]): 70 Alqashan, Dr. Humoud ([email protected]): 123 altunbas, fuat ([email protected]): 137 Ambler, Susan ([email protected]): 95 Anderson, Cynthia ([email protected]): 124 Anderson, William ([email protected]): 111 Appel, Sara ([email protected]): 126 Arditti, Joyce ([email protected]): 12 Arias, Cassandra ([email protected]): 71 Arora, Hena (): 77 Asay, Don ([email protected]): 149 Ashe, Austin ([email protected]): 179 Ashworth, Paul ([email protected]): 7 Astone, Nan M ([email protected]): 27 Atchison, Eric S ([email protected]): 149 Atkinson, Maxine ([email protected]): 64 , 102, 119 Austin, Erika L. ([email protected]): 114 , 123 Austin, Rachel ([email protected]): 124 Aysa‐Lastra, Maria ([email protected]): 57 Bach, Rebecca ([email protected]): 59 Bakanic, Von ([email protected]): 112 , 185 Bales, William D ([email protected]): 137 Bamford, Melissa ([email protected]): 52 Bare, Michael ([email protected]): 58 , 153 Barger, Kasey ([email protected]): 123 Barisic, Blazenka ([email protected]): 70 Barley , Steve ([email protected]): 131 Barlow, Angela ([email protected]): 49 , 164 Barnicoat, Courtney ([email protected]): 72 Barnshaw, John ([email protected]): 135 Barr, John (): 77 47
Barrett, Katlin ([email protected]): 16 Barringer, Mandi ([email protected]): 163 Bates, Brian D ([email protected]): 78 Beahm, Janine ([email protected]): 123 Beattie, Irenee R ([email protected]): 44 Beck, Rubye W. ([email protected]): 39 Beck, Woody ([email protected]): 152 Belgrave, Linda ([email protected]): 109 , 151 Bellair, Paul ([email protected]): 129 Benitez, Lucas (lucas@ciw‐online.org): 151 Benson, James ([email protected]): 144 Benton, Richard ([email protected]): 47 Berkowsky, Ron (): 111 Bernhardt, Eva ([email protected]): 96 Beulaygue, Isabelle ([email protected]): 109 Bevier, Landon S ([email protected]): 54 Bianchi, Georgia E. ([email protected]): 46 , 73 Bidwell, Lee M ([email protected]): 26 Biek, David ([email protected]): 85 Bisciglia, Michael G. ([email protected]): 56 Bissler, Denise ([email protected]): 26 , 39, 55 Bittel, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 70 , 151 Black, Felicia ([email protected]): 16 Blake, Aren ([email protected]): 68 Blanchard, Anita ([email protected]): 35 Blay, James ([email protected]): 182 Bloomer, Amanda ([email protected]): 13 Bodenhamer, Aysha ([email protected]): 40 Boeri, Miriam ([email protected]): 128 Bohm, Maggie ([email protected]): 166 Bonilla‐Silva, Eduardo ([email protected]): 122 , 133 Bonus, Alex ([email protected]): 180 Borch, Casey ([email protected]): 83 , 111 Bowen, Sarah ([email protected]): 40 Bowman, Phillip ([email protected]): 143 Boyle, Kaitlin M. ([email protected]): 165 Boyle, Matthew ([email protected]): 30 Boylstein, Craig ([email protected]): 26 , 38 Brackett, Kimberly ([email protected]): 103 Braddock, Jomills H ([email protected]): 143 Bradford, John ([email protected]): 135 Brayfield, April ([email protected]): 116 Brenton, Joslyn ([email protected]): 128 Bretz, Brenda ([email protected]): 115 Brewster, Karin L. ([email protected]): 163 Brimeyer, Ted ([email protected]): 50 Brody, Charles ([email protected]): 141 Broman, Clifford ([email protected]): 185 Brooks, Deborah L ([email protected]): 145 Brooks, Michael ([email protected]): 145 48
Brown, Alex ([email protected]): 181 Brown, Christina ([email protected]): 86 Brown, Marni A ([email protected]): 158 Brown, Robyn ([email protected]): 79 Brueggemann, John ([email protected] ): 130, 162 Brunsma , David ([email protected]): 29 , 143, 186 Buchan, Jennifer L. ([email protected]): 59 , 66, 123 Buck, Alison ([email protected]): 177 Buckelew, Rose ([email protected]): 179 Buckley, Jordan ([email protected]): 151 Burkett, Tracy ([email protected]): 56 Butler, Brooke ([email protected]): 180 Butterfield, Jonniann ([email protected]): 22 Byrne, Rebecca J ([email protected]): 50 Byron, Reggie ([email protected]): 159 Byron, Reginald ([email protected]): 65 , 123 Campbell, Colin ([email protected]): 41 Campbell, Ernest ([email protected]): 152 Campbell, Karen ([email protected]): 67 , 106 Campion, Patricia ([email protected]): 127 Capece, Michael ([email protected]): 139 Caraballo, Luis ([email protected]): 184 Carson, Linda ([email protected]): 154 Carter, J. Scott ([email protected]): 41 , 56 Carter, Shannon K. ([email protected]): 12 , 41, 56 Carter, Terrolyn ([email protected]): 63 Causey, Garrett ([email protected]): 136 Cazessus, Matthew ([email protected]): 17 Chambers, Cheri ([email protected]): 81 Chapdelaine, Daniel ([email protected]): 16 Chapman, Nate ([email protected]): 164 Chappell, Allison ([email protected]): 10 Chatterjee, Anwesa ([email protected]): 74 Chavez, Jacqueline ([email protected]): 147 Chenault, Tiffany ([email protected]): 173 Chou, Rosalind ([email protected]): 179 Christ, Stephen ([email protected]): 82 Christen, Rosanna ([email protected]): 168 Christian, Michelle ([email protected]): 133 Chumbler, Neale ([email protected]): 32 Clark, Jesse ([email protected]): 58 , 169 Cleary, Joseph ([email protected]): 61 Clough, Alicia ([email protected]): 181 Cobb, J. Adam ([email protected]): 120 Cochran, Joshua ([email protected]): 25 Cody‐Rydzewski, Susan ([email protected]): 103 Coffey, Emily ([email protected]): 20 Coffey, Glenn ([email protected]): 25 , 50 Cohen, Diana Tracy ([email protected]): 153 Colburn, Sarina ([email protected]): 123 49
Colyer, Tim ([email protected]): 93 , 163 Condron, Dennis J. ([email protected]): 44 Conklin, George ([email protected]): 62 Conley, Meghan ([email protected]): 45 Conley, Valerie Martin ([email protected]): 124 Conn, Anna ([email protected]): 178 Cooney, Lucretia ([email protected]): 49 Copes, Heith ([email protected]): 136 Copur, Zeynep ([email protected]): 96 , 170 Cornfield, Dan ([email protected]): 162 Cortese, Anthony ([email protected]): 35 , 95 Cortinas, Rodolfo ([email protected]): 151 Cossman, Jeralynn ([email protected]): 57 , 138, 166 Costello, Matt ([email protected]): 19 , 171 Cotten, Shelia ([email protected]): 53 , 111 Cotter, Davd ([email protected]): 141 Coverdill, James ([email protected]): 156 Covi, Michelle ([email protected]): 100 Cox, Jennifer M ([email protected]): 69 Coyne, Gary ([email protected]): 83 Crook, Amy ([email protected]): 6 Crowe, Jessica ([email protected]): 136 Crowley, Martha ([email protected]): 65 , 130 Damarin, Amanda ([email protected]): 21 Danaher, William F. ([email protected]): 96 , 130, 140 Dancy, Melissa ([email protected]): 23 Davis, James ([email protected]): 48 Davis, Jerry ([email protected]): 120 Davis, Maria Garfias ([email protected]): 1 Davis, Shannon N. ([email protected]): 67 , 103 Davis, Tomeka ([email protected]): 118 Dawkins, Marvin ([email protected]): 143 , 159 De Welde, Kris ([email protected]): 43 , 47, 65 Dempsey, Nicholas ([email protected]): 15 DeVall, Kristen E ([email protected]): 149 , 154 Dickinson, George E. ([email protected]): 138 Dilday, Jessica ([email protected]): 86 Dillon, Frank ([email protected]): 57 Dixon, Marc ([email protected]): 108 , 140, 161 Dominguez, Victoria ([email protected]): 65 , 123 Donley, Amy ([email protected]): 9 , 101 Dotson, Hilary ([email protected]): 123 Dowd, Tim ([email protected]): 106 , 140 Dreher, Marlaina ([email protected]): 179 Drentea, Patricia ([email protected]): 67 , 123 Drummond, Holli ([email protected]): 91 , 139 Dunaway, R. Gregory ([email protected]): 129 Dunaway, Wilma ([email protected]): 185 Duncan, Armanthia ([email protected]): 176 Dunn, Thomas ([email protected]): 63 , 74, 174 50
Durrance, Christine P ([email protected]): 175 Durso, Rachel M. ([email protected]): 25 Dye, Meredith ([email protected]): 129 Eason, Lauren ([email protected]): 136 East, Elizabeth A. ([email protected]): 172 Easterling, Beth A ([email protected]): 139 Eastman, Jason ([email protected]): 113 Eberstein, Isaac W ([email protected]): 32 Ebert, Kim ([email protected]): 41 Edmond, Mary Bond ([email protected]): 34 , 94 Edwards, Bob ([email protected]): 161 Eichenberger, Susan (): 94 Eisenhart, Emily ([email protected]): 73 Eller, Jackie (): 94 Elliott, Sinikka ([email protected]): 11 , 128 Ellis, Oprah O. ([email protected]): 69 Ellison, Christopher G. ([email protected]): 1 , 30 Elpi, Clara ([email protected]): 49 Ely, Robin (): 141 Emerson, Michael ([email protected]): 143 Engin, Ceylan ([email protected]): 83 Entwisle, Doris (): 44 Evans, Arthur ([email protected]): 170 Evans, Derek ([email protected]): 37 Evans, Lorraine (lorraine‐[email protected]): 65 Evenson, Ranae J ([email protected]): 3 Everett, Diane ([email protected]): 116 Everett, Tiffani ([email protected]): 169 Fairchild, Emily ([email protected]): 119 Falk, William W ([email protected]): 45 Fallin, Mary Beth ([email protected]): 6 Farr, Daniel ([email protected]): 5 , 47 Farrell, Walter (): 159 Farrington, Kappie ([email protected]): 178 Feinberg, Gary ([email protected]): 61 , 91 Fennell,, Dana (): 114 Fernandez‐Baca, Daniel ([email protected]): 76 Fields, Meigan ([email protected]): 160 Fisher, Orit ([email protected]): 38 Fitzgerald, Scott ([email protected]): 171 Fitzpatrick, Kevin M ([email protected]): 34 Fitzwater, Laura ([email protected]): 51 , 103 Flota, Michael ([email protected]): 135 Fondren, Kristi M ([email protected]): 81 Ford, Sandra ([email protected]): 139 Forman, Tyrone ([email protected]): 143 , 145 Forsman, Cherish ([email protected]): 41 Foster, Darien ([email protected]): 4 Foy, Steven ([email protected]): 79 Frederick, Jake ([email protected]): 107 51
Freed, Christopher R. ([email protected]): 138 Freeland, Robert E ([email protected]): 76 , 169 Freeman, Kendralin J ([email protected]): 44 Frevert, Tonya Kristina ([email protected]): 21 Fuller, John R ([email protected]): 25 Fussell, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 127 Galinsky, Adena ([email protected]): 27 Garcia, Lisette ([email protected]): 34 , 61 Garcia, Mayra ([email protected]): 115 Gardner, Sheena ([email protected]): 167 Gardner, William L ([email protected]): 75 Gatta, Rocklyn ([email protected]): 115 Gay, David ([email protected]): 123 Gentile, Haley (Florida State University): 163 Gentry, Randall ([email protected]): 11 , 93 Gerber, Kelsii ([email protected]): 21 Gibson, Deborah ([email protected]): 149 Gilbert, Shelby ([email protected]): 33 Gildae , Catherine ([email protected]): 22 Gill, Duane ([email protected]): 132 Gill, Tim ([email protected]): 63 Gillham, Patrick ([email protected]): 161 Gimbel, Jane ([email protected]): 125 Gjata, Joris ([email protected]): 19 Gochanour, Amanda ([email protected]): 12 Godwin, Sandra: 28 Golash‐Boza, Tanya ([email protected]): 122 , 133 Golden, Shelley ([email protected]): 175 Gong, Lei ([email protected]): 74 Gonzalez, Cherie ([email protected]): 123 Gonzalez‐Guittar, Stephanie ([email protected]): 123 Goodson, Aaron ([email protected]): 88 Gorman, Elizabeth ([email protected] ): 110 Gorman, Stacy ([email protected]): 20 Goss, Desmond ([email protected]): 175 Gostjev, Feodor ([email protected]): 125 , 151 Graffum, Emily : 111 Granberg, Ellen M ([email protected]): 34 Grant, Kathleen ([email protected]): 156 Grauerholz, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 115 , 163 Green, Sara ([email protected]): 123 Green, Yehuda ([email protected]): 8 Gresham, Brian ([email protected]): 48 Griffin, Kate ([email protected]): 6 Griffin, Larry ([email protected]): 41 , 152 Grooms, Denise ([email protected]): 139 Guadalupe, Xavier ([email protected]): 10 Gualtieri, Marie ([email protected]): 20 Guittar, Nicholas ([email protected]): 51 , 145, 163 Guo, Lingfei ‐ ([email protected]): 123 52
Gutierrez Dodge, Jamie ([email protected]): 56 Ha, Hyun Jeong ([email protected]): 124 Hale, Timothy ([email protected]): 111 Hall, Anna A. ([email protected]): 26 Hall, Katanya ([email protected]): 69 Halnon, Karen Bettez ([email protected]): 51 , 155 Hamilton, Francis (Frank) ([email protected]): 144 Hamm, Lindsay ([email protected]): 142 Hand, Carl ([email protected]): 136 Hanley, Caroline ([email protected]): 120 Hanson, Rebecca ([email protected]): 171 haggis, Peggy G ([email protected]): 41 Harman, Kayla ([email protected]): 23 Harris, Catherine T ([email protected]): 138 Harris, Deborah A ([email protected]): 81 Harris, Judi A. ([email protected]): 137 Harrison, Daniel ([email protected]): 54 , 184 Harrison, Jill Ann ([email protected]): 142 Harvey , Adia Wingfield ([email protected]): 157 Hattery, Angela ([email protected]): 91 Havenar, Anna Beth ([email protected]): 169 Hawdon, James ([email protected]): 49 , 100, 164 Hayes, Terrell ([email protected]): 177 Haynie, Dana L. ([email protected]): 129 Head, Rachel ([email protected]): 3 , 40 Hecht, Jaime ([email protected]): 163 Henderson, Andrea ([email protected]): 96 Hennigan, Stephanie ([email protected]): 85 Henry, Erin : 77 Hermsen, Joan ([email protected]): 141 Hess, Amie ([email protected]): 47 Hickman, Maggie ([email protected]): 79 Higgins, Jennifer ([email protected]): 10 Hinojosa, Amanda ([email protected]): 75 Hinote, Brian P. ([email protected]): 5 , 114 Hinze, Susan ([email protected]): 64 Hochstetler, Amber ([email protected]): 165 Hoehn, Kathleen ([email protected]): 40 Hoenig, Helen ([email protected]): 32 Holland, William W. ([email protected]): 62 Hollinger, Richard ([email protected]): 54 Holt, William G ([email protected]): 153 Hood, Thomas ([email protected] ): 152 Hordge‐Freeman, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 133 , 179 Hoskin, Sara ([email protected]): 123 Hosman, Sarah S ([email protected]): 37 Houser, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 174 Howell‐Moroney, Michael : 111 Hsu, Tze‐Li ([email protected]): 32 Hughes, Michael ([email protected]): 106 53
Hughey, Matthew ([email protected]): 41 , 166, 167 Humphreys, Jean Surratt ([email protected]): 29 Hunt, Matthew O. ([email protected]): 143 Hunt, Pamela ([email protected]): 37 Hunton, Randi L ([email protected]): 85 Hurst, Allison ([email protected]): 16 Hurst, Allison L ([email protected]): 115 , 126 Husain, Jonelle ([email protected]): 93 , 148 Huss, Sean T ([email protected]): 10 Hutchinson, Richard ([email protected]): 97 Hyde, Allen ([email protected]): 127 Irvin, Matthew ([email protected]): 59 , 140 Isaac, Larry ([email protected]): 108 Jack, Anthony ([email protected]): 150 Jackson, Brandon ([email protected]): 23 Jackson, CoShendra D. ([email protected]): 103 Jackson, Krista ([email protected]): 87 Jackson, Regine ([email protected]): 46 James, Katie : 94 James, Wesley L ([email protected]): 57 Janoski, Thomas ([email protected]): 48 Jaret, Charles ([email protected]): 118 Jason, Kendra ([email protected]): 131 Jayaram, Lakshmi ([email protected]): 80 Jeang, Janice ([email protected]): 51 Jeffries, Marshall ([email protected]): 163 Jensen, Mollie ([email protected]): 154 Johnson, Jani ([email protected]): 168 Johnson, Jeh V. ([email protected]): 118 Johnson, Kimberly N ([email protected]): 89 Johnson, Laura ([email protected]): 68 Johnson, Lawrence ([email protected]): 164 Johnson, Melencia ([email protected]): 156 Johnson, Robert J. ([email protected]): 109 Johnson, Winifred M ([email protected] ): 118 Johnson, III, Charles S. ([email protected]): 118 Jokinen‐Gordon, Hanna ([email protected]): 34 , 101 Jonas, Adam ([email protected]): 48 Jones, Lenna ([email protected]): 123 Jones, Travis L. ([email protected]): 5 Jordan, Marissa ([email protected]): 56 , 107 Joseph, Morgan ([email protected]): 23 Joynt, Tristan ([email protected]): 70 Jung, Moon‐Kie ([email protected]): 122 Kain, Donna ([email protected]): 100 Kain, Edward L ([email protected]): 26 , 102, 105 Kane, Melinda ([email protected]): 117 Kania, Richard ([email protected]): 54 Kaplan, Howard B (h‐[email protected]): 109 Karafin, Diana ([email protected]): 112 54
Karides, Marina ([email protected]): 97 , 125, 151 Karnehm Willis, Amy ([email protected]): 69 Kasu, Bishal B. ([email protected]): 166 Kaufman, Gayle ([email protected]): 96 Kaufman, Jerry ([email protected]): 56 Kay , Fiona M. ([email protected]): 110 Keels, Megan ([email protected]): 113 Keith, William ([email protected]): 166 Kelley, Rose ([email protected]): 167 Kellogg, Jani ([email protected]): 16 Kelly, Kimberly ([email protected]): 93 Kendall, Robin ([email protected]): 178 Kenney, Zoe ([email protected]): 20 Kerley, Kent R. ([email protected]): 136 Kershaw, Njeri ([email protected]): 164 Kim, Hyun Woo : 161 Kim, Minjeong ([email protected]): 20 kim, Sangmoon ([email protected]): 170 King, Colby ([email protected]): 62 King, Jessica Jane ([email protected]): 172 Kinney, William ([email protected]): 99 Klein, Jesse ([email protected]): 4 Knibb, Jana ([email protected]): 109 , 125 Knop, Brian ([email protected]): 11 Koch, Bradley ([email protected]): 121 Koch, Shelley L. ([email protected]): 55 Kolb, Kenneth H. ([email protected]): 154 Kolberg, Naomi ([email protected]): 136 Kolozsvari‐Wright, Orsolya ([email protected]): 11 kooistra, paul ([email protected]): 54 , 184 Koonce, David ([email protected]): 124 Koontz, Amanda ([email protected]): 168 Koropeckyj‐Cox, Tanya ([email protected]): 170 Kramer, Meredith ([email protected]): 9 Kronberg, Anne ([email protected]): 52 Krull, Amy ([email protected]): 139 Kuck, Douglas ([email protected]): 103 Kuhbach, Emily ([email protected]): 23 Kurth, Suzanne ([email protected]): 150 Kusujiarti, Siti (skusujia@warren‐wilson.edu): 83 Lacy , Karyn ([email protected] ): 186 Lagae, Bryan ([email protected]): 66 , 109 Lamb, Geri ([email protected]): 129 Lambert, Joshua ([email protected]): 126 Lamphere, Jenna ([email protected]): 83 Landes, Scott ([email protected]): 101 Larshus, Jynette ([email protected]): 99 Laster, Whitney ([email protected]): 160 Latham, Kenzie ([email protected]): 32 Lawroski, Carlin ([email protected]): 16 55
Layne, Leslie ([email protected]): 150 Ledbetter, Daniel ([email protected]): 52 Lee, Jerry ([email protected]): 30 Leebrick, Rhiannon ([email protected]): 38 Leeds, Rachel ([email protected]): 178 Lennon, Lindsey ([email protected]): 32 Lepore, Melissa ([email protected]): 172 Letukas, Lynn ([email protected]): 135 Levy, Diane ([email protected]): 15 Lewin, Philip ([email protected]): 63 Lewis, Amanda ([email protected]): 122 , 145 Light, Ryan ([email protected]): 129 Lin, Ken‐hou ([email protected]): 120 Linn, Alana J ([email protected]): 8 , 136 Lippard, Cameron ([email protected]): 156 Lopez‐Turley, Ruth N ([email protected]): 60 Luo, Ye ([email protected]): 174 Lynxwiler, John ([email protected]): 123 Mackinem, Mitchell B ([email protected]): 155 Maggard, Scott ([email protected]): 10 Maher, Kelsey ([email protected]): 68 Mahone, Jessica ([email protected]): 36 Malcom, Nancy ([email protected]): 13 Malick, Abigail ([email protected]): 175 Malick, Devon (cmalick@warren‐wilson.edu): 7 Malley, Sara ([email protected]): 36 manley, joan ([email protected]): 43 Mannheimer, Andrew ([email protected]): 52 Manning, Jason ([email protected]): 147 , 178 Maples, James ([email protected]): 73 Maples, James N. ([email protected]): 73, 172 Marin, Alejandra ([email protected]): 75 Marklin, Scarkett ([email protected]): 91 Martin, Andrew ([email protected]): 108 , 161 Martin, Nathan ([email protected]): 136 Martin, Patricia Yancey ([email protected]): 92 , 119, 152 Mason, Philip ([email protected]): 13 Matthews, Austin ([email protected]): 7 , 175 Mattley, Christine ([email protected]): 42 , 124 Maume, David ([email protected] ): 159 Maume, Mike ([email protected]): 49 Mauney, Heather ([email protected]): 155 May, David C ([email protected]): 129 Mayorga, Sarah A. ([email protected]): 59 , 179 Mayorova, Olga ([email protected]): 142 McCabe, Janice ([email protected]): 23 McCall, Patricia L. ([email protected]): 91 McCallister, Leslie ([email protected]): 36 McCammon, Holly ([email protected]): 108 , 161 McClimon, Emily ([email protected]): 126 56
McClure, Stephanie ([email protected]): 39 , 85 McClure, Timothy ([email protected]): 25 McCown, John ([email protected]): 167 McCune, Brenna ([email protected]): 8 McDaniel, Chris ([email protected]): 7 McDermott, Monica ([email protected]): 186 McDonald, Steve ([email protected]): 142 McDonough, Sara ([email protected]): 112 McFarland, Michael J. ([email protected]): 30 McGrady, Patrick ([email protected]): 22 , 52 McIntyre, Katie ([email protected]): 109 McLucas, Karla M. ([email protected]): 63 , 89, 183 McMichael, Cayla ([email protected]): 71 McNamee, Stephen J ([email protected]): 1 McNiel, J. Nichole ([email protected]): 81 McPherson, Jane ([email protected]): 165 McVay, Christine O ([email protected]): 43 McVeigh, Rory ([email protected]): 108 McVey, Sarah V. ([email protected]): 7 , 175 McWilliams, Summer ([email protected]): 165 Mears, Daniel P ([email protected]): 137 Meine, Manfred F ([email protected]): 63 Melder, Mark ([email protected]): 117 , 184 Mendez, Jasma Dior ([email protected]): 123 Mickelson, Roslyn ([email protected]): 23 Mikulyuk, Ashley ([email protected]): 78 Miller, Amy Chasteen ([email protected]): 46 , 77, 90, 94, 114 Miller, Bryan ([email protected]): 129 Miller, Dustin ([email protected]): 74 Miller, Kim ([email protected]): 18 Miller, Leslie ([email protected]): 71 Miller, O. Alexander ([email protected]): 63 Miller Jr., Byron R ([email protected]): 123 Miller, Jr., Robert K ([email protected]): 1 Milne, Jason ([email protected]): 28 , 78 Minnick‐Hanson, Brittany ([email protected]): 81 Miranda, Juan ([email protected]): 68 Mitra, Debarashmi ([email protected]): 148 Moller, Stephanie ([email protected]): 23 Moore, Lori ([email protected]): 156 Morrison, Lisa ([email protected]): 125 Morton, Kelly ([email protected]): 30 Mossakowski, Krysia ([email protected]): 3 Mowatt, Earl S. ([email protected]): 81 Mumford, Sarah ([email protected]): 178 Munn, Jean Correll : 165 Murray, Brittany N. ([email protected]): 41 Murty, Komanduri ([email protected]): 160 Musinsky, Flavia ([email protected]): 72 Mwaura, Mumbi ([email protected]): 61 57
Nail, Alexandria ([email protected]): 84 Nash, Jr., Bradley ([email protected]): 61 Nau, Michael ([email protected] ): 161 Neary, Brigitte ([email protected]): 95 , 158 Neff, Joan L. ([email protected]): 55 Nell Rusche, Sarah ([email protected]): 29 Nenga, Sandi ([email protected]): 115 Neville, Joanna W ([email protected]): 36 , 78 Newton‐Francis, Michelle ([email protected]): 66 Nguyen, Minh H ([email protected]): 136 Nieckarz, Peter ([email protected]): 113 Nielsen, Donald ([email protected]): 153 Nietfeld, Toni ([email protected]): 6 Norman, Lauren ([email protected]): 51 Noyongoyo, Boniface ([email protected]): 123 Nybroten, Kathleen A. ([email protected]): 123 Nylander, Albert ([email protected]): 149 O`Bryan, Simone ([email protected]): 33 O’Neal, LaToya : 111 Obadat, Mohammad ([email protected]): 136 Obinna, Denise ([email protected]): 89 Oliver, Julia ([email protected]): 121 Olivier, Michelle ([email protected]): 123 Olson, Linda : 44 O'Neal, Kathleen ([email protected]): 7 O'Neill, Jennifer ([email protected]): 123 Orndorff, Joshua ([email protected]): 30 Ortiz, David G. ([email protected]): 117 Otto, Bobette ([email protected]): 20 Otzoy, Oscar (oscar@ciw‐online.org): 151 Ould, Patricia ([email protected]): 173 Overby, Rachel ([email protected]): 72 Packard, Josh ([email protected]): 34 Padavic, Irene ([email protected]): 22 , 141 Padgett, Joseph ([email protected]): 112 Page, Amy D ([email protected]): 156 Palmer, Katelynn Elizabeth ([email protected]): 123 Panageotou, Steven ([email protected]): 135 Pardee, Jessica ([email protected]): 14 Parente, Francesca ([email protected]): 23 Parker, Ashley ([email protected]): 80 Parker, Karen F. ([email protected]): 91 Patton, Charles ([email protected]): 91 Payne, Julianne ([email protected]): 65 , 142 Pease, Michael ([email protected]): 121 Pederson, JoEllen ([email protected]): 101 Pekarske, Lorrin M ([email protected]): 123 Pennell, Greta ([email protected]): 39 , 145 Pennell, James R. ([email protected]): 39 , 145 Perdue, Robert ([email protected]): 149 58
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Rikard, RV ([email protected]): 40 Ritchie, Liesel ([email protected]): 132 Roach, Teresa ([email protected]): 4 , 124, 168 Robinson, Dawn T. ([email protected]): 58 , 169 Rodriguez, Natassia ([email protected]): 84 Rogers, Kimberly ([email protected]): 58 , 169 Rohlinger, Deana ([email protected]): 29 Roksa, Josipa ([email protected]): 23 , 44, 52 Rolley, Katie ([email protected]): 150 Rollings, Meda J ([email protected]): 4 Rominger, Whitney R ([email protected]): 115 Rookey, Bryan ([email protected]): 111 Roscigno, Vincent ([email protected]): 110 Ross, Heidi ([email protected]): 9 Rothwell, Virginia ([email protected]): 107 Rowe, Rebecca ([email protected]): 85 Rowell, Kacie L. ([email protected]): 20 Rozenbroek, Katelyn ([email protected]): 33 , 109 Rubin, Beth A ([email protected]): 53 , 110, 120, 131, 141, 157 Rushing, Beth ([email protected]): 26 , 102 Russell, Amanda ([email protected]): 123 Ryan, John ([email protected]): 100 , 106 Ryan, Maura ([email protected]): 163 Sacks, Arlene ([email protected]): 61 Sampson, Charles ([email protected]): 29 Samson, Frank L ([email protected]): 159 Sana, Mariano ([email protected]): 46 Sanders, Laura Lopez (Laura.Lopez‐[email protected]): 110 Santos, Gabriel ([email protected]): 139 Sastre, Francisco ([email protected]): 57 Satterfield, Megan ([email protected]): 71 Sauerbrei, Austin ([email protected]): 16 Sbicca, Joshua ([email protected]): 149 Scarce, Rik ([email protected]): 42 Scardaville, Melissa ([email protected]): 150 Schildkraut, Jaclyn ([email protected]): 81 , 147 Schlaerth, Christian ([email protected]): 3 , 173 Schleef, Debra ([email protected]): 15 , 81 Schneider, Andreas ([email protected]): 75 , 99 Schrock, Doug ([email protected]): 42 , 58 Schulhoff, Anastacia M. ([email protected]): 112 Scroggins, Jennifer ([email protected]): 139 Searcy, Sarah ([email protected]): 1 Seiler, Steven ([email protected]): 35 Semora, Bonnie ([email protected]): 137 Sepulveda, Christine ([email protected]): 123 Sessions, Miriam ([email protected]): 75 Settembrino, Marc ([email protected]): 123 Shams, Tahseen : 77 Shapiro, Adam ([email protected]): 70 , 180 60
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2009 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State
2009 Clifton Bryan, Virginia Tech University
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2007 Richard L. Simpson, UNC-Chapel Hill
2002 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida
1996 Lewis M. Killian, Univ. West Florida
1995 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University
1994 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University
1990 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State
1989 Kurt W. Back, Duke University
1986 Guy B. Johnson, UNC-Chapel Hill
1986 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola-New Orleans
1984 Joseph S. Himes, UNC-Greensboro
1982 Vernon J. Parenton, Louisiana State
1979 Ernst Borinski, Tougaloo College
1977 T. Lynn Smith, University of Florida
1977 Rupert B. Vance, UNC-Chapel Hill
2010 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University
2008 Larry J. Griffin, UNC-Chapel Hill
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2010 Thomas C. Hood, Tennessee-Knoxville
2007 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech
2006 Abbot L. Ferriss, Emory University
2004 Catherine Harris, Wake Forest University
2003 Martin L. Levin, Mississippi State
Charles S. Johnson Awardees
2010 Larry J. Griffin, UNC-Chapel Hill
2007 William W. Falk, University of Maryland
2006 Dolores P. Aldridge, Emory University
2002 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State
1997 Charles U. Smith, Florida A&M
Katharine Jocher-Belle Boone Beard
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2010 Irene Padavic, Florida State University
2004 Barbara Risman, North Carolina State
1999 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State
1995 Rachel Rosenfeld, UNC-Chapel Hill
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2008 Gregory Weiss, Roanoke College
2006 Idee Winfield, College of Charleston
2004 Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State
2002 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech
2002 Department of Sociology, James
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