ESS 2013
Sustainable Communities, Sustainable Lives Social Change, Social Action & Social Justice
Eastern Sociological Society 83rd Annual Meeting Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers March 21-24, 2013
GENERAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION
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ESS COMMONS The ESS COMMONS is on the Mezzanine level in the Imperial Ballroom. It includes: The Book Exhibit, which is described on the back inside cover of the program. The Message Board, where participants can leave and receive messages. Because too few job openings were submitted prior to program publication, the Employment Center will be suspended for this year. Please do check the Employment Services section on our website (http://essnet.org) for current postings.
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SESSION AND PAPER LENGTH Sessions are scheduled with the expectation that presenters and discussants will take approximately 15 minutes to make their initial presentations. This will allow time for discussion among the panelists and for audience participation.
Presiders should end sessions promptly to enable the following sessions to start on time. If there is no Presider listed, please appoint one from the panel for time-keeping purposes.
Next Year's Annual Meeting will be at the The Baltimore Hilton February 20-23, 2014
Sustainable Communities/Sustainable Lives: Social Change, Social Action, & Social Justice
The 83rd Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers
Table of Contents
Program Highlights 3 Program Summary 9 Program Details 17 Previous Officers and Award Winners 93 ESS Officers and Committees 96 Acknowledgements 99 Call for 2012 Papers 100 Publisher Advertisements 101 Winners – Travel Grants 103 Index of Participants 104 General Information Inside Front Cover Book Exhibitors Inside Back Cover Session Room Maps Back Cover Cover Design: Brad Smith, Rebecca Nelson Jacobs, Emily Mahon
Begin Making Plans for ESS 2014:
Invisible Work Baltimore Hilton February 20-23, 2014
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Notes
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Sustainable Communities, Sustainable Lives: Social Change, Social Action & Social Justice ESS 2013 Program Highlights
PLENARY SESSIONS:
Thursday 5:30-7:00 PM Robin Williams Lecture –Presider: Reeve Vanneman Prosumption: Evolution, Revolution, or Eternal Return of the Same? George Ritzer
Friday 5:30-7:00 PM Plenary – Presider: Nancy A. Naples Sustainable Democracy: Post-Election Reflections Georgian Michael Jeffries, Marshall Ganz, Saskia Sassen, and Carmen Sirianni
Saturday 5:30-7:00 PM Presidential Address – Presider: Beth Mintz Georgian Sustaining Democracy: Localization, Globalization, and Feminist Praxis Nancy A. Naples
PRESIDENTIAL SESSIONS:
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM The Global Street: Where Powerlessness Becomes Complex Whittier Patricia Fernandez Kelly, Rami Nashashibi, Saskia Sassen, Jocelyn Viterna
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM The Obama Presidency and US Presidential Politics Whittier Justin R. Young, Kevin Young, Michael Schwartz, Cheryl Townsend Gilkes
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Creating Social Change Agents: Turning Points and Social Conditions Arlington Susan A. Ostrander, Mark R. Warren, Connie K. Chung, Rosanna Hertz, Marshall Ganz
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Class, Culture, and Mobility Beacon Hill Hugh Mehan, Roberto G. Gonzales, Jessi Streib, Heather Curl, Annett Lareau, Mary C. Waters
Sunday 1:45-3:15 PM Neoliberalism and Government: New Theoretical and Berkeley Empirical Perspectives Sam Binkley, Jyoti Puri, Yasser Munif — Emerson College, Amaka Camille Okechukwu
THEMATIC SESSIONS:
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Sociology of Natural Disasters Charles River
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM ’Eat Your Heart Out’: Food and Sustaining Identity, Clarendon Making Difference and Negotiating Community
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Constructing World Heritage: Equity and Sustainability Stuart in Natural and Cultural Preservation
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Organizing Foreclosure Resistance Cambridge
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Homelessness in US Society Berkeley
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Community and Economic Sustainability Thoreau
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Sustainability and Economy Berkeley
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Global, National and Local Intersections: Public Clarendon Challenges and Community Responses
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Sustainability in Action Clarendon
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Occupy and the Media Stuart
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Responses to Economic Crises Holmes
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM The Sociological Imagination and Social Justice: Clarendon Community Based Participant Action Research for Social Change
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Public Higher Education: Necessary for a Sustainable Future Clarendon
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THEMATIC SESSIONS – cont’d
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Teaching Sociology for a Sustainable 21st Century Clarendon
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Conversation: From Disability Ghettoes to Sustainable, Clarendon Livable Communities
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Sustainable Spaces Clarendon
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM The Social and Material Consequences and Responses Clarendon to Extractive Mining
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Sustainability: Urban and Rural Clarendon
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Creating Sustainable Communities Clarendon
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Racialized Mothering: Sustaining Families and Communities Lexington
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Agrarian Relations and Sustainability Charles River
AUTHOR-MEETS-CRITICS:
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Everyday Law on the Street: City Governance in an Age of Diversity Franklin by Mariana Valverde
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Body and Soul: The Black Panther Party and the Fight against Franklin Medical Discrimination by Alondra Nelson
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Documenting Desegregation: Racial and Gender Segregation in Franklin Private-Sector Employment Since the Civil Rights Act by Kevin Stainback and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Their Time Has Come: Youth with Disabilities on the Cusp of Lexington Adulthood by Valerie Leiter
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM The Net Effect by Thomas Streeter Lexington
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Dominatrix: Gender, Eroticism, and Control in the Dungeon Berkeley by Danielle Lindemann
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Raising Brooklyn: Nannies, Childcare, and Caribbeans Creating Franklin Community by Tamara Mose Brown
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Aging Our Way: Lessons for Living from 85 and Beyond by Meika Loe Lexington
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race and Civility in Everyday Life Franklin by Elijah Anderson
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Getting Ahead: Social Mobility, Public Housing, and Immigrant Franklin Networks by Silvia Dominguez
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM For the Family?: How Class and Gender Shape Women’s Work Franklin by Sarah Damaske
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Paging God: Religion in the Halls of Medicine by Wendy Cadge Franklin
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Varieties of Feminism: German Gender Politics in Global Perspective Franklin by Myra Marx Ferree
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM Just One of the Guys?: Transgender Men and the Persistence Franklin of Gender Inequality by Kristen Schilt
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Pray the Gay Away by Bernadette Barton Franklin
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Sex Cells by Rene Almeling Franklin
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Money at Work: On the Job with Priests, Poker Players and Franklin Hedge Fund Managers by Kevin Delaney
CONVERSATIONS:
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Global Culture: Concepts and Paradigms Revisited Cambridge Vincenzo Mele, Andrea Borghini, Ricardo Dello Buono, Nancy A. Naples, Marina Vujnovic Presider: Vincenzo Mele
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CONVERSATIONS – cont’d
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Immigration, Assimilation and Inequality in America: Whittier A conversation with Mary C. Waters Presider: Sivlia Dominguez
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Introductory Sociology Textbooks Whittier Margaret Andersen, Dalton Conley, Michael Kimmel, John Macionis, Jeff Manza, George Ritzer, Richard Schaefer Presider: Robert Zussman,
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Organizations and Societal Resilience: How Organizing Practices Whittier Can Either Inhibit or Enable Sustainable Communities Carmen Sirianni, George Ritzer Presider: Katherine Chen
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM From Disability Ghettoes to Sustainable, Livable Communities Clarendon Denise Torres, Ronald J. Nerio Presider: Denise Torres
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM An Interdisciplinary Conversation about Fair Trade Berkeley Nicki L Cole, James Hayes-Bohanan, Erin McLaughlin, Gwendolyn Tedeschi Presider: Keith R. Brown
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Beyond Identity? Interrogating the Concepts of "Post-Race," Stuart "Post-Feminist," and "Post-Gay" Matthew Hughey, Jo Reger, Stephen Valocchi Presider: Mary Bernstein
MINI-CONFERENCE: Aging
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Aging and the Life Course Beacon Hill
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Retirement Thoreau
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM Aging Public Policy and Activism Constitution
MINI-CONFRENCE: Bourdieu in Practice
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Bourdieu in Practice Session I St. James
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Bourdieu in Practice Session II St. James
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Bourdieu in Practice Session III St. James
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Bourdieu in Practice Session IV Beacon Hill
MINI-CONFERENCE: Caring on the Clock
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM The Contexts of Paid Care Work Cabot
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Challenges and Resources for Paid Care Workers Cabot
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Improving Conditions for Paid Care Workers Cabot
MINI-CONFERENCE: Cultural Comparison
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Institutions Cambridge
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Boundaries & Inequality Cambridge
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Identity Cambridge
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Repertoires Cambridge
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Evaluation Cambridge
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Mechanisms and Social Processes Cambridge
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MINI-CONFERENCE: Development
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Globalization, Environment and Political Participation Longfellow
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Granting and Institutional practices Longfellow
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM A Manifesto for the Sociology of Development Longfellow
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM State, Colonialism and Social Sciences Longfellow
MINI-CONFERENCE: Food Studies
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Food as a Tool for Learning and Teaching Cambridge
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Food as a Tool for Social Control Cambridge
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Food as a Tool for Constructing Ethnic Identity Cambridge
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Food as a Tool for Media Representations Cambridge
MINI-CONFERENCE: Group Processes
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Group Processes I Winthrop
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Group Processes II Winthrop
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Group Processes III Winthrop
MINI-CONFERENCE: Housing Segregation
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM Housing Segregation I Berkeley
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Housing Segregation II Alcott
MINI-CONFERENCE: Identity and Immigration
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Constructing Identities: Ethnicity and Belonging Beacon Hill
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Identity and Immigration Statler
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Immigrants, Identity, and Social Change Statler
MINI-CONFERENCE: Identities and Meanings
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Sexuality, Religion, and Culture Thoreau
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Negotiating Identities: Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Performance Lexington
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Culture and Identity St. James
MINI-CONFERENCE: Military
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Micro to Macro Military Issues Stuart
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Social and Symbolic Organization of War Stuart
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Stratification, Diversity and the Military Stuart
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM The Military and Mental Health Stuart
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Military Sociology on the Homefront Arlington
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Morality & Ethics, and Veterans Issues Arlington
MINI-CONFERENCE: Queer Theory and Politics
Friday 3:30-5:00 PM Social Movements and Queer Politics Arlington
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Transgender Theory Back Bay
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Queer and Social Theory Berkeley
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MINI-CONFERENCE: Reproduction
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM New Reproductive Technologies and Conceptions of Families Statler
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Technology and the Shaping of Reproductive Choice Statler
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Contraception, Pregnancy, and the Politics of Reproduction Statler
MINI-CONFERENCE: (Re)Thinking Migration - Transnational Spaces and Social Justice, International Perspectives
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM (Re)Thinking Migration Session I Berkeley
Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM (Re)Thinking Migration Session II Berkeley
MINI-CONFERENCE: Social Movements
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Movements for LGBT and Gender Equality Stuart
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Media and Movements Stuart
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM Conservative Movements Stuart
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Occupy and Beyond: Progressive Mobilization in Response Stuart to the Economic Crisis
MINI-CONFERENCE: Subcultures
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Subcultures Constitution
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Musical Scenes: Punk, Metal, and Beyond Constitution
MINI-CONFERENCE: Teaching
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Teaching Sociology I Charles River
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Teaching Sociology II Charles River
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Teaching Race and Racism in Contemporary America Charles River
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Teaching Sociology through the Prism of Social Change, Charles River Social Action, and Social Justice
Saturday 3:30-5:00 PM How College Works: Lessons for Assessment and College Charles River Education from a Longitudinal Study
MINI-CONFERENCE: Women in Science
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Pathways and Potholes: Entry, Persistence, and Exit in STEM Fields Thoreau
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Agency: Young Women Navigating Science Thoreau
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Constraint: Gendered Roadblocks in Scientific Careers Thoreau
INVITED SESSION:
Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM The Joys and Pitfalls of Using Social Movement Theory Charles River to Study Non-State Actors
Friday 10:15-11:45 AM Social Justice Teaching (co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status Whittier of Women and the East Region Chapter of Sociologists for Women in Society)
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Lavender in the Academy Hancock Sponsored by the Committee on LGBTQ Issues
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Interpersonal Violence: Prevention in Context Berkeley
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM LGBTQ Research, Sponsored by the Committee on LGBTQ Issues Holmes
MEETINGS:
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Executive Committee Meeting I Board
Thursday 2:00-4:00 PM Committee on the Status of Minorities Hancock
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Graduate Education Committee Hancock
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MEETINGS – cont’d
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Care Network Meeting Cabot
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Committee on Community Colleges Exeter
Saturday 7:30-8:30 AM ASA Chairs’ Breakfast Meeting Hancock
Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM LGBTQ Caucus Stanbro
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Publications Committee Meeting Hancock
Saturday 2:00-4:00 PM Soc Forum Editorial Board Meeting Hancock
Sunday 7:30-8:30 AM ESS General Business Breakfast Meeting Hancock
Sunday 9:00-12:00 PM Executive Committee Meeting II Hancock
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Committee on the Status of Women Hancock
WORKSHOPS:
Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM Publishing Fairfield
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Introduction to LIS: A Resource for Cross-National Research Winthrop on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM How to Publish a Book Manuscript Stanbro
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Teaching Happiness Stanbro
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Taking "Slow Work" Seriously: A Workshop on a (new?) Research Agenda Stanbro
Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM Workshop: Preparing for a Program Review Back Bay
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Stuck in Service: Gendered Service Obligations and Promotion/Tenure Back Bay
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Sociologists and Retirement Exeter
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Supporting and Mentoring LGBTQ Students White Hill
Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM Careers in Sociological Practice St. James
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Digital Textbooks and the Power of Personalization Newbury
Sunday 12:00-1:30 PM Successfully Conquering Undergraduate Student Assessment White Hill
Sunday 1:45-3:15 PM Community College Pedagogy, Engaging the Civic Minded Student Lexington
Sunday 1:45-3:15 PM Concepts, Change, and Careers: Recruitment, Retention, and White Hill Assessment of Sociology Majors
EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS:
Friday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Poster Session I Imperial Ballroom
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session II Imperial Ballroom
Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Undergraduate Poster Session III Imperial Ballroom
Saturday 12:00-1:30 PM Undergraduate Poster Session IV Imperial Ballroom
Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Undergraduate Poster Session V Imperial Ballroom
LOCAL INTEREST:
Friday 8:30-10:00 AM Poverty, Income Inequality and Employment in Boston: Hancock The Need for a Redistributive Strategy
FOCUS GROUP:
Friday 1:45-3:15 PM Assessing your Professional Development Needs for Career Success Board
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Sustainable Communities/Sustainable Lives: Social Change, Social Action, & Social Justice ESS Annual Meeting Program Summary
Thursday, 21 March 2013 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 1. Conversation -- Global Culture: Concepts and Paradigms Revisited -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 2. Author-Meets-Critics -- Everyday Law on the Street: City Governance in an Age of Diversity by Mariana Valverde -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 3. Mini-conference: Housing Segregation -- Housing Segregation I -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 4. Invited Session -- The Joys and Pitfalls of Using Social Movement Theory to Study Non-State Actors -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 5. Regular Paper Session -- Challenging and Changing Institutional Policies on Parental Leave in Colleges and Universities -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 6. Regular Paper Session -- Globalization and Inequality -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 7. Regular Paper Session -- Social Capital and Sports -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 8. Regular Paper Session -- Sociology of Quantification -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 9. Regular Paper Session -- Collective Memory and Collective Violence -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 10. Regular Paper Session -- Honor Killings, Forced Marriage, and Resistance in Immigrant Communities -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 11. Regular Paper Session -- Adaptation to Community Problems -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 12. Regular Paper Session -- Memories and Representation -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 13. Regular Paper Session -- Methodological Challenges -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 14. Regular Paper Session -- Surveillance and Gendered Citizenship -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 15. Meeting -- Executive Committee Meeting I -- Board Room (4thFlr) 16. Thematic Session -- Sociology of Natural Disasters -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 17. Thematic Session -- "’Eat your heart out’: Food and sustaining identity, making difference and negotiating community" -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 18. Conversation -- Selling a Story: Corruption of Narrative for the Dollar’s Sake -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 19. Mini-conference: (Re)Thinking Migration -- Transnational Spaces and Social Justice, International Perspectives; Session I -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 20. Regular Paper Session -- Organizational Management and Institutional Logics -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 21. Regular Paper Session -- New Perspectives on Community -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 22. Regular Paper Session -- Emotions and Emotional Work -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 23. Regular Paper Session -- Historical Experiences of Debt Resistance and their Lessons for the Present -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 24. Regular Paper Session -- Elite Cultural Capital -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 25. Regular Paper Session -- Inequalities and the Internet -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 26. Regular Paper Session -- Cognition and the Body -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 27. Regular Paper Session -- Attitudes and Preferences of Social Groups -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 28. Regular Paper Session -- Social Change, Social Action and Social Justice Concerns among American Jews , co- sponsored by the Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry and the Mandell L. Berman Institute North American Jewish Data Bank -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 29. Regular Paper Session -- Flexible Arrangements for Domestic Workers -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 30. Workshop -- The Publishing Process from the Editor’s Perspective -- Fairfield 31. Roundtable -- Handbook of Sociology and Human Rights by David L. Brunsma, Keri Elaine Iyall Smith and Brian K. Gran -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 2:00 PM-4:00 PM 32. Meeting -- Committee on the Status of Minorities -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 3:30 PM-5:00 PM 33. Presidential Session -- The Global Street: Where Powerlessness Becomes Complex -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 34. Thematic Session -- Organizing Foreclosure Resistance -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 35. Thematic Session -- Constructing World Heritage: Equity and Sustainability in Natural and Cultural Preservation -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 36. Mini-conference: (Re)Thinking Migration -- Transnational Spaces and Social Justice, International Perspectives; Session II -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 37. Regular Paper Session -- Organizational Changes in Global Context -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 38. Regular Paper Session -- Militarization, Imprisonment, and Gender -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 5:30 PM-7:00 PM 39. Robin Williams Lecture -- Presented by George Ritzer: Prosumption: Evolution, Revolution, or Eternal Return of the Same? -- Georgian Room (Mezz.) Reception to follow
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Friday, 22 March 2013 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
40. Local Interest -- Poverty, Income Inequality and Employment in Boston: The Need for a Redistributive Strategy -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 41. Thematic Session -- Homelessness in US Society -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 42. Thematic Session -- Community and Economic Sustainability -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 43. Conversation -- Immigration, Assimilation and Inequality in America: A conversation with Mary C. Waters -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 44. Author-Meets-Critics -- Body and Soul: The Black Panther Party and the Fight against Medical Discrimination by Alondra Nelson -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 45. Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice -- Session I -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 46. Mini-conference: Caring on the Clock -- The Contexts of Paid Care Work -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 47. Mini-conference: Military -- Micro to Macro Military Issues -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 48. Regular Paper Session -- Biologizing Race & Racism -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 49. Regular Paper Session -- Occupational Security and Flexibility -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 50. Regular Paper Session -- Mixed Methods -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 51. Regular Paper Session -- Contested Sovereignty -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 52. Regular Paper Session -- Stratification -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 53. Regular Paper Session -- Applied Public Sociology and Public Practice -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 54. Regular Paper Session -- Gender and Inequality -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 55. Regular Paper Session -- Education in International Context -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 56. Regular Paper Session -- Urban-Rural Linkages -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 57. Regular Paper Session -- Ideologies of Family and Motherhood -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 58. Regular Paper Session -- Rebuilding and Reforming Communities -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 59. Regular Paper Session -- Sustaining Students: Creating Meaningful College Experiences; sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 60. Roundtable -- Teaching Sociology -- Georgian Room - Table 1 61. Roundtable -- Symbols and Self -- Georgian Room - Table 2 62. Roundtable -- Social Psychology -- Georgian Room - Table 3 63. Roundtable -- Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Beyond -- Georgian Room - Table 4 64. Roundtable -- Media -- Georgian Room - Table 5 65. Roundtable -- Health Disparities -- Georgian Room - Table 6 66. Roundtable -- Food 1 -- Georgian Room - Table 7 67. Roundtable -- Economy -- Georgian Room - Table 8 68. Roundtable -- Animals -- Georgian Room - Table 9 10:15 AM-11:45 AM 69. Thematic Session -- Sustainability and Economy -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 70. Thematic Session -- Global, National and Local Intersections: Public Challenges and Community Responses -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 71. Author-Meets-Critics -- Documenting Desegregation: Racial and Gender Segregation in Private-Sector Employment Since the Civil Rights Act by Kevin Stainback and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 72. Author-Meets-Critics -- Their Time Has Come: Youth with Disabilities on the Cusp of Adulthood by Valerie Leiter -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 73. Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice -- Session II -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 74. Mini-conference: Caring on the Clock -- Challenges and Resources for Paid Care Workers -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 75. Mini-conference: Food Studies -- Food as a Tool for Learning and Teaching -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 76. Mini-conference: Military -- Social and Symbolic Organization of War -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 77. Mini-conference: Reproduction -- New Reproductive Technologies and Conceptions of Families -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 78. Invited Session -- Social Justice Teaching (co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the East Region Chapter of Sociologists for Women in Society) -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 79. Regular Paper Session -- Black Immigrant Identities and Experience -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 80. Regular Paper Session -- Race, Work, & Employment -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 81. Regular Paper Session -- Organization Dynamics in Non Profits -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 82. Regular Paper Session -- Environmental Health -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 83. Regular Paper Session -- Gender and Criminal Justice -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 84. Regular Paper Session -- Criminal Justice -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 85. Regular Paper Session -- Gender, Education, and Knowledge -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 86. Regular Paper Session -- Education: Placement, Training, and Testing -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr)
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Friday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 87. Regular Paper Session -- Health Decisions and Behavior -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 88. Regular Paper Session -- Economic Sociology, Regulation and Accountability -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 89. Regular Paper Session -- Prejudice and Racist Attitudes -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 90. Regular Paper Session -- Sustaining Lives: New Research on the Academic Pathways of Community College Students; sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 91. Roundtable -- Work -- Georgian Room - Table 1 92. Roundtable -- Child Rearing and Structural Constraint -- Georgian Room - Table 10 93. Roundtable -- Theory -- Georgian Room - Table 2 94. Roundtable -- State Policies and Power Blocks -- Georgian Room - Table 3 95. Roundtable -- Qualitative Research on Health -- Georgian Room - Table 4 96. Roundtable -- Higher Education in the U.S. -- Georgian Room - Table 5 97. Roundtable -- Food 2 -- Georgian Room - Table 6 98. Roundtable -- Explorations in Consumption -- Georgian Room - Table 7 99. Roundtable -- Equality of Justice -- Georgian Room - Table 8 100.Roundtable -- Children’s Health and Wellbeing -- Georgian Room - Table 9 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 101. Undergraduate Poster Session I -- Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) 102. Meeting -- Graduate Education Committee -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 103. Presidential Session -- The Obama Presidency and US Presidential Politics -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 104. Author-Meets-Critics -- The Net Effect by Thomas Streeter -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 105. Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice -- Session III -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 106. Mini-conference: Caring on the Clock -- Improving Conditions for Paid Care Workers -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 107. Mini-conference: Food Studies -- Food as a Tool for Social Control -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 108. Mini-conference: Identity and Immigration -- Constructing Identities: Ethnicity and Belonging -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 109. Mini-conference: Reproduction -- Technology and the Shaping of Reproductive Choice -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 110. Regular Paper Session -- Session on Cross-National Comparative Perspectives on Immigration and Integration -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 111. Regular Paper Session -- Gender, Occupational Mobility, Prestige & Representation -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 112. Regular Paper Session -- Twitter, Journalism, and Political Identity -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 113. Regular Paper Session -- Criminal Justice in the South -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 114. Regular Paper Session -- Gender and Politics in the Middle East -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 115. Regular Paper Session -- Reproducing and Challenging Inequality in Schools -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 116. Regular Paper Session -- Economic Social Actors and Forms of Consumption 1 -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 117. Regular Paper Session -- Religion, Gender, and Feminism -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 118. Regular Paper Session -- In Their Own Voices: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Community College Students; sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 119. Undergraduate Poster Session II -- Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) 120. Meeting -- Care Network Meeting -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 121. Meeting -- Committee on Community Colleges -- Exeter Room 122. Presidential Session -- Creating Social Change Agents: Turning Points and Social Conditions -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 123. Regular Session -- The Axial Age and Sociology Today -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 124. Thematic Session -- Sustainability in Action -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 125. Conversation -- Introductory Sociology Textbooks -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 126. Author-Meets-Critics -- Dominatrix: Gender, Eroticism, and Control in the Dungeon by Danielle Lindemann -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 127. Author-Meets-Critics -- Raising Brooklyn: Nannies, Childcare, and Caribbeans Creating Community by Tamara Mose Brown -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 128. Author-Meets-Critics -- Aging Our Way:Lessons for Living from 85 and Beyond by Meika Loe -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 129. Mini-conference: Food Studies -- Food as a Tool for Constructing Ethnic Identity -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 130. Mini-conference: Military -- Stratification, Diversity and the Military -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 131. Mini-conference: Reproduction -- Contraception, Pregnancy, and the Politics of Reproduction -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 132. Invited Session -- Lavender in the Academy, Sponsored by the LGBTQ Caucus -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 133. Regular Paper Session -- Interracial Relationships -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 134. Regular Paper Session -- The Social Construction of Fatherhood -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 135. Regular Paper Session -- Sex, Gender and Sexualities -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 136. Regular Paper Session -- Gendering the Job -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 137. Regular Paper Session -- Globalization and the Media -- Charles River Room (4th Flr)
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d 138. Regular Paper Session -- Perceptions and Experiences of the Criminal Justice System -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 139. Regular Paper Session -- Gender and Sexual Violence -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 140. Regular Paper Session -- Gender and Sexuality in Education -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 141. Regular Paper Session -- Health Disparities: Race and Class -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 142. Regular Paper Session -- Electoral Politics, War and Terrorism -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 143. Workshop -- Introduction to LIS: A Resource for Cross-National Research on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 144. Focus Group -- Assessing your Professional Development Needs for Career Success -- Board Room (4thFlr) 145. Roundtable -- Youth, Work and Occupation -- Georgian Room - Table 1 146. Roundtable -- Assimilation -- Georgian Room - Table 10 147. Roundtable -- Urban Issues -- Georgian Room - Table 2 148. Roundtable -- Sociology of the Family -- Georgian Room - Table 3 149. Roundtable -- Race -- Georgian Room - Table 4 150. Roundtable -- International Perspectives -- Georgian Room - Table 5 151. Roundtable -- Gender Identity and Performance -- Georgian Room - Table 6 152. Roundtable -- Education -- Georgian Room - Table 7 153. Roundtable -- Economic Activity, the State, Market and Debt -- Georgian Room - Table 8 154. Roundtable -- Balancing Pedagogy and Resources: Incorporating High Impact Educational Experiences in a Sociology and Criminal Justice Program -- Georgian Room - Table 9 3:00PM- 4:00 PM New Books Reception – Imperial Ballroom 3:30 PM-5:00 PM 155. Thematic Session -- The Sociological Imagination and Social Justice: Community Based Participant Action Research for Social Change -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 156. Conversation -- Organizations and Societal Resilience: How Organizing Practices Can Either Inhibit or Enable Sustainable Communities -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 157. Author-Meets-Critics -- Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race and Civility in Everyday Life by Elijah Anderson -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 158. Mini-conference: Identities and Meanings -- Sexuality, Religion, and Culture -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 159. Mini-conference: Food Studies -- Food as a Tool for Media Representations -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 160. Mini-conference: Military -- The Military and Mental Health -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 161. Mini-conference: Queer Theory and Politics -- Social Movements and Queer Politics -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 162. Regular Paper Session -- Intimate Relationships -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 163. Regular Paper Session -- Social Capital, Cohesion, and Integration -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 164. Regular Paper Session -- Gender Patterns in the Workplace -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 165. Regular Paper Session -- Balancing Work and Family -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 166. Regular Paper Session -- Digital Media and Social Change -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 167. Regular Paper Session -- Immigration and Crime -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 168. Regular Paper Session -- Still Too Much To Ask: The Costs for People of Color in Predominantly White Workplaces -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 169. Regular Paper Session -- Human Rights, Gender, and Sexuality -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 170. Regular Paper Session -- Emerging Issues Within a Higher Educational Context -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 171. Regular Paper Session -- Violence and Repression -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 172. Regular Paper Session -- Aspirations, Information, and Access to Higher Education -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 5:30 PM-7:00 PM 173. Plenary -- Sustainable Democracy: Post-Election Reflections - Georgian Room (Mezz.) - Nancy A. Naples Presider, with Saskia Sassen, Carmen Sirianni, Michael Jeffries, and Marshall Ganz -Reception to follow
Saturday, 23 March 2013 7:30 AM-8:30 AM 174. Meeting -- ASA Chairs’ Breakfast Meeting -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 8:30 AM-10:00 AM 175. Meeting -- LGBTQ Caucus -- Stanbro Room (4th Flr) 176. Thematic Session -- Occupy and the Media -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 177. Thematic Session -- "Public Higher Education: Necessary for a Sustainable Future" -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 178. Author-Meets-Critics -- Getting Ahead: Social Mobility, Public Housing, and Immigrant Networks by Silvia Dominguez -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 179. Mini-conference: Aging -- Aging and the Life Course -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 180. Mini-conference: Identities and Meanings -- Negotiating Identities: Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Performance - - Lexington Room (4th Flr)
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Saturday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 181. Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison -- Institutions -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 182. Mini-conference: Development -- Globalization, Environment and Political Participation -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 183. Mini-conference: Group Processes -- Group Processes I -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 184. Mini-conference: Military -- Military Sociology on the Homefront -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 185. Mini-conference: Teaching -- Teaching Sociology I -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 186. Mini-conference: Women in Science -- Pathways and Potholes: Entry, Persistence, and Exit in STEM Fields -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 187. Regular Paper Session -- Critical Perspectives on Addiction -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 188. Regular Paper Session -- Mental Health and Intersectionality -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 189. Regular Paper Session -- Cohabitation and Women of Color -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 190. Regular Paper Session -- Gender, Sexuality, and the Power of Ideology -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 191. Regular Paper Session -- Children and Violence -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 192. Regular Paper Session -- Global & Macrolevel Insights on Employment Trends -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 193. Regular Paper Session -- Making Sense of Sexual Assault -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 194. Regular Paper Session -- Re-reading Social Theory -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 195. Regular Paper Session -- Immigrants and the Economy -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 196. Regular Paper Session -- Political and Civic Engagement -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 197. Regular Paper Session -- Racism in Academia -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 10:15 AM-11:45 AM 198. Undergraduate Poster Session III -- Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) 199. Presidential Session -- Class, Culture, and Mobility -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 200. Thematic Session -- Teaching Sociology for a Sustainable 21st Century -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 201. Author-Meets-Critics -- For the Family?: How Class and Gender Shape Women’s Work by Sarah Damaske -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 202. Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison -- Boundaries & Inequality -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 203. Mini-conference: Development -- Granting and Institutional practices -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 204. Mini-conference: Group Processes -- Group Processes II -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 205. Mini-conference: Identity and Immigration -- Identity and Immigration -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 206. Mini-conference: Military -- Morality & Ethics, and Veterans Issues -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 207. Mini-conference: Subcultures -- Subcultures -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 208. Mini-conference: Teaching -- Teaching Sociology II -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 209. Mini-conference: Women in Science -- Agency: Young Women Navigating Science -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 210. Regular Paper Session -- Patriotism, Nationalism, and Citizenship -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 211. Regular Paper Session -- Theorizing Celebrity -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 212. Regular Paper Session -- Interrogating Pornography and Sex Work -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 213. Regular Paper Session -- Neighborhood-Level Experiences -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 214. Regular Paper Session -- Global News -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 215. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Educational Performance -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 216. Regular Paper Session -- Measuring Violence and Abuse -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 217. Regular Paper Session -- Culture, Media, and Parenting -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 218. Regular Paper Session -- Gender Identity in Social Movements -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 219. Regular Paper Session -- Political Culture -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 220. Regular Paper Session -- Housing and Homelessness -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 221. Workshop -- How to Publish a Book Manuscript -- Stanbro Room (4th Flr) 222. Roundtable -- Undergraduate Papers 1 -- Georgian Room - Table 1 223. Roundtable -- White Collar Work -- Georgian Room - Table 2 224. Roundtable -- Stress, Recovery, and Wellbeing -- Georgian Room - Table 3 225. Roundtable -- State-Sponsored Inequality -- Georgian Room - Table 4 226. Roundtable -- Social Psychology and Identity Formation -- Georgian Room - Table 5 227. Roundtable -- Narrative and Content Analysis -- Georgian Room - Table 6 228. Roundtable -- Family -- Georgian Room - Table 7 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 229. Undergraduate Poster Session IV -- Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) 230. Meeting -- Publications Committee Meeting -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 231. Conversation/Thematic Session -- Conversation: From Disability Ghettoes to Sustainable, Livable Communities -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 232. Mini Conference: Development -- Development III: A Manifesto for the Sociology of Development -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 233. Author-Meets-Critics -- Paging God: Religion in the Halls of Medicine, by Wendy Cadge -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 234. Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison -- Identity -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 235. Mini-conference: Group Processes -- Group Processes III -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr)
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Saturday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 236. Mini-conference: Social Movements -- Movements for LGBT and Gender Equality -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 237. Mini-conference: Subcultures -- Musical Scenes: Punk, Metal, and Beyond -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 238. Mini-conference: Teaching -- Teaching Race and Racism in Contemporary America -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 239. Mini-conference: Women in Science -- Constraint: Gendered Roadblocks in Scientific Careers -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 240. Regular Paper Session -- The Social Construction of Juveniles as Criminals -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 241. Regular Paper Session -- Theorizing the State -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 242. Regular Paper Session -- International Students in American Universities -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 243. Regular Paper Session -- Students’ Racial and Ethnic Attitudes -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 244. Regular Paper Session -- Neighborhood and Educational Outcomes -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 245. Regular Paper Session -- Pedagogy for Research Methods -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 246. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Racialization in Theory and Practice, Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Minorities -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 247. Regular Paper Session -- Masculinities -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 248. Regular Paper Session -- Culture, Place and Society -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 249. Regular Paper Session -- Immigrants in Boston in the 21st C. -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 250. Regular Paper Session -- Political Discourse & Political Opinion -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 251. Regular Paper Session -- Urban Neighborhoods: Integration and Segregation -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 252. Workshop -- Teaching Happiness -- Stanbro Room (4th Flr) 253. Roundtable -- Undergraduate Papers 2 -- Georgian Room - Table 1 254. Roundtable -- Political Sociology and Work -- Georgian Room - Table 2 255. Roundtable -- Immigration -- Georgian Room - Table 3 256. Roundtable -- Health Organizations and Structures -- Georgian Room - Table 4 257. Roundtable -- Ecological Sustainability -- Georgian Room - Table 5 258. Roundtable -- Culture -- Georgian Room - Table 6 259. Roundtable -- Autism -- Georgian Room - Table 7 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 260. Undergraduate Poster Session V -- Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) 261. Thematic Session -- Sustainable Spaces -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 262. Author-Meets-Critics -- Varieties of Feminism: German Gender Politics in Global Perspective by Myra Marx Ferree -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 263. Mini-conference: Aging -- Retirement -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 264. Mini-conference: Identities and Meanings -- Culture and Identity -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 265. Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison -- Repertoires -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 266. Mini-conference: Development -- State, Colonialism and Social Sciences -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 267. Mini-conference: Identity and Immigration -- Immigrants, Identity, and Social Change -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 268. Mini-conference: Queer Theory and Politics -- Transgender Theory -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 269. Mini-conference: Social Movements -- Media and Movements -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 270. Mini-conference: Teaching -- Teaching Sociology through the Prism of Social Change, Social Action, and Social Justice -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 271. Invited Session -- Interpersonal Violence: Prevention in Context -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 272. Regular Paper Session -- Sociology of Crime and Punishment -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 273. Regular Paper Session -- Service Sector Work in a Globalized Economy -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 274. Regular Paper Session -- New Research on Race, Culture, and Social Mobility: Challenging Theoretical Frameworks and Social Arrangements, Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Minorities -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 275. Regular Paper Session -- Social Movements: Multi-Institutional Approach -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 276. Regular Paper Session -- Race, Class, SES, and Education -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 277. Regular Paper Session -- Unions and Political Protest -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 278. Regular Paper Session -- Politics of Democratization and Social Justice -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 279. Regular Paper Session -- Urban Revitalization -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 280. Regular Paper Session -- Sustaining Religion, Sustaining Sexualities -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 281. Workshop -- Taking "Slow Work" Seriously: A Workshop on a (new?) Research Agenda -- Stanbro Room (4th Flr) 282. Roundtable -- Religion -- Georgian Room - Table 1 283. Roundtable -- Public Schools -- Georgian Room - Table 2 284. Roundtable -- Mental Health and Wellbeing -- Georgian Room - Table 3 285. Roundtable -- Inequality and Global Perspectives on Youth -- Georgian Room - Table 4 286. Roundtable -- Health Decisions and Behavior -- Georgian Room - Table 5 287. Roundtable -- Global and Comparative Policy -- Georgian Room - Table 6 288. Roundtable -- Discourses of Sexuality and Motherhood -- Georgian Room - Table 7
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Saturday – cont’d 2:00 PM-4:00 PM 289. Meeting -- Soc Forum Editorial Board Meeting -- Hancock Room (Mezz.)
3:30 PM-5:00 PM 290. Thematic Session -- The Social and Material Consequences and Responses to Extractive Mining -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 291. Conversation -- An Interdisciplinary Conversation about Fair Trade -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 292. Author-Meets-Critics -- Just One of the Guys?: Transgender Men and the Persistence of Gender Inequality by Kristen Schilt -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 293. Mini-conference: Aging -- Aging Public Policy and Activism -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 294. Mini-conference: Social Movements -- Conservative Movements -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 295. Mini-conference: Teaching -- How College Works: Lessons for Assessment and College Education from a Longitudinal Study -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 296. Regular Paper Session -- Colonial Modernity and Economic Inequality -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 297. Regular Paper Session -- Understanding Kinship Networks -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 298. Regular Paper Session -- Teaching Strategies and Critical Pedagogy -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 299. Regular Paper Session -- The Racialization of Ethnicity: Institutional Processes and Ideology, Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Minorities -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 300. Regular Paper Session -- The Role of Local Media in a Globalizing World -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 301. Regular Paper Session -- Racial Identities -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 302. Regular Paper Session -- States and Social Movements -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 303. Regular Paper Session -- Urban Feminism -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 304. Regular Paper Session -- Culture: Space and Place -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 305. Regular Paper Session -- Immigration and Youth Experiences -- Statler Room (Mezz.) 306. Regular Paper Session -- Technology, Institutional Context, and Culture -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 307. Regular Paper Session -- Religious Lifestyles -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 308. Regular Paper Session -- Urbanization in International Context -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 309. Regular Paper Session -- The Economy of Religion -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 5:30 PM-7:00 PM 310. Plenary – Awards Presentation and Presidential Address: Sustaining Democracy: Localization, Globalization, and Social Movements, Nancy A. Naples -- Georgian Room (Mezz.) Reception to follow.
Sunday, 24 March 2013 7:30 AM-8:30 AM 311. Meeting -- ESS General Business Breakfast Meeting -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 8:30 AM-10:00 AM 312. Thematic Session -- Sustainability: Urban and Rural -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 313. Author-Meets-Critics -- Pray the Gay Away by Bernadette Barton -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 314. Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison -- Evaluation -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 315. Mini-conference: Queer Theory and Politics -- Queer and Social Theory -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 316. Mini-conference: Social Movements -- Occupy and Beyond: Progressive Mobilization in Response to the Economic Crisis -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 317. Regular Paper Session -- Research Ethics -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 318. Regular Paper Session -- Parental Involvement in Students’ Academic Lives -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 319. Regular Paper Session -- Social History of Drugs and Drug Policies -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 320. Regular Paper Session -- Riots and Criminalization of Protest -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 321. Regular Paper Session -- Quantitative Analyses of Immigrants in Contemporary American Society -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 322. Regular Paper Session -- Narratives and Discourse Analyses of the Political -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 323. Regular Paper Session -- Music and Culture in Urban Spaces -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 324. Regular Paper Session -- Social Change in India -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 325. Regular Paper Session -- Sociological Practice: Active Learning, Assesment, and Engagement -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 326. Regular Paper Session -- Comparative Global Issues -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 327. Regular Paper Session -- Health Disparities: Gender and Sexuality -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 328. Regular Paper Session -- Critical Perspectives on Social Theory and Disciplines -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 329. Regular Paper Session -- Science, Technology, and Knowledge Formation -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 330. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Criminal Justice -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 331. Regular Paper Session -- Higher Education Institutions Today -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 332. Workshop -- Preparing for a Program Review -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr)
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Sunday – cont’d 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 333. Meeting -- Executive Committee Meeting II -- Hancock Room (Mezz.)
10:15 AM-11:45 AM 334. Careers in Sociological Practice -- St. James Room (4th Flr) 335. Thematic Session -- Creating Sustainable Communities -- Clarendon Room (Mezz.) 336. Thematic Session -- Racialized Mothering: Sustaining Families and Communities -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 337. Author-Meets-Critics -- Sex Cells by Rene Almeling -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 338. Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice -- Session IV -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 339. Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison -- Mechanisms and Social Processes -- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) 340. Mini-conference: Housing Segregation -- Housing Segregation II -- Alcott Room (4thFlr) 341. Invited Session -- LGBTQ Research, Sponsored by the LGBTQ Caucus -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 342. Regular Paper Session -- Parents as Socializing Agents: Impacts on Child Outcomes -- Arlington Room (Mezz.) 343. Regular Paper Session -- Sociology of Emotions -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 344. Regular Paper Session -- Responses to Social Vulnerability -- Cabot Room (4thFlr) 345. Regular Paper Session -- Narratives, Memories, and Framing in Social Movements -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 346. Regular Paper Session -- Financial Stress, Housing, and Interactional Analysis -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 347. Regular Paper Session -- Dating and Fertility Expectations -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 348. Regular Paper Session -- Comparative and International Identity Construction -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 349. Regular Paper Session -- Social Movements in Transnational Perspective -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 350. Regular Paper Session -- Weddings and the Web -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 351. Regular Paper Session -- Representations of Women in Popular Media -- Whittier Room (4th Flr) 352. Regular Paper Session -- First Generation College Students: A Prioneer’s Journey through the Educational Pipeline -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 353. Workshop -- Stuck in Service: Gendered Service Obligations and Promotion/Tenure -- Back Bay Room (4th Flr) 354. Workshop -- Sociologists and Retirement -- Exeter Room 355. Workshop -- Supporting and Mentoring LGBTQ Students -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 356. Meeting -- Committee on the Status of Women -- Hancock Room (Mezz.) 357. Thematic Session -- Responses to Economic Crises -- Holmes Room (4th Flr) 358. Thematic Session -- Agrarian Relations and Sustainability -- Charles River Room (4th Flr) 359. Conversation -- Beyond Identity? Interrogating the Concepts of "Post-Race," "Post-Feminist," and "Post- Gay" -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 360. Author-Meets-Critics -- Money at Work: On the Job with Priests, Poker Players and Hedge Fund Managers by Kevin Delaney -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 361. Regular Paper Session -- China Studies -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 362. Regular Paper Session -- Intersections Between Public and Private Surveillance -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 363. Regular Paper Session -- Social Capital and Networks in Education -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 364. Regular Paper Session -- Violence, Harassment, and Discrimination in the Workplace -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 365. Regular Paper Session -- Social Implications of Inequalities, the Market, the State, and Community -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 366. Regular Paper Session -- Wikileaks, Free Speech, and Access to Information -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 367. Regular Paper Session -- Classroom Management and Instructions -- Winthrop Room (4th Flr) 368. Workshop -- Digital Textbooks and the Power of Personalization -- Newbury Room (4th Flr) 369. Workshop -- Successfully Conquering Undergraduate Student Assessment -- White Hill Room (4th Flr) 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 370. Presidential Session -- Neoliberalism and Government: New Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives -- Berkeley Room (Mezz.) 371. Regular Paper Session -- Narratives of Class Inequality -- Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) 372. Regular Paper Session -- Urbanization in the Middle East -- Brandeis Room (4th Flr) 373. Regular Paper Session -- Youth, Agency, and Voice -- Constitution Room (4th Flr) 374. Regular Paper Session -- Student Assessment, Service Learning, and Curricula -- Franklin Room (4th Flr) 375. Regular Paper Session -- Health: Comparative and International Context -- Longfellow Room (4th Flr) 376. Regular Paper Session -- The Sociology of Suffering -- Stuart Room (4thFlr) 377. Regular Paper Session -- Work and Health Implications -- Thoreau Room (4th Flr) 378. Workshop -- Community College Pedagogy, Engaging the Civic Minded Student -- Lexington Room (4th Flr) 379. Workshop -- Concepts, Change, and Careers: Recruitment, Retention, and Assessment of Sociology Majors -- White Hill Room (4th Flr)
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Sustainable Communities/Sustainable Lives: Social Change, Social Action, & Social Justice ESS Annual Meeting Program Detail
Thursday, 21 March 2013 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 1. Global Culture: Concepts and Paradigms Revisited - Conversation - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Vincenzo Mele, University of Pisa/Monmouth University Marina Vujnovic — Monmouth University Ricardo Dello Buono — Manhattan College Andrea Borghini — University of Pisa Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut 2. Everyday Law on the Street: City Governance in an Age of Diversity by Mariana Valverde - Author- Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Ellen Berrey, State University of New York at Buffalo Presider: Gregory Smithsimon, Brooklyn College Critics: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University Deborah Martin, Clarke University Ellen Berrey, State University of New York at Buffalo Mariana Valverde, University of Toronto 3. Housing Segregation I - Mini-conference: Housing Segregation - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Josef Ma, University of Connecticut Continuing Racial-Ethnic Inequality in Affordable Housing: Findings from the 2011 New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey Judith R Halasz — State University of New York at New Paltz Exclusion and Space in Washington, DC: Exploring the Neighborhood Terrain of Race, Class, and Gender Allison Suppan Helmuth — George Washington University Visible and Invisible Disabilities and Housing and Neighborhood Outcomes, 2009: Does Disability Status and Type Matter? Wendie Choudary — State University of New York at Albany, Samantha Friedman — State University of New York at Albany, Kaya Hamer-Small — State University of New York at Albany Residential Segregation and Subsidized Housing in Massachusetts: Do Counties Matter? Katherine Moloney — State University of New York at Albany 4. The Joys and Pitfalls of Using Social Movement Theory to Study Non-State Actors - Invited Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Melissa E Wooten, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Discussants: Katherine Chen, City University of New York Stephen Valocchi, Trinity College Michaela DeSoucey, North Carolina State University Grace Yukich, Quinnipiac University 5. Challenging and Changing Institutional Policies on Parental Leave in Colleges and Universities - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Organize and Presiderr: Theresa Morris, Trinity College University Work/Life Policies and Department Culture: How Professors Negotiate Competing Messages about Parental Leave Catherine Richards Solomon — Quinnipiac University Parental Leave Usage by Fathers and Mothers at an American University Jennifer Lundquist — University of Massachusetts, Joya Misra — University of Massachusetts, KellyAnn O’Meara — University of Maryland The Faculty Women’s Caucus as an Organizing Tool: Parental Leave at the University of Vermont. Beth Mintz — University of Vermont The Balancing Act: Career, Fatherhood, and Men’s Use or Non-Use of Paid Parental Leave Erin K. Anderson — Washington College Parental Leave Policies for Faculty: Putting the Law on Your Side Saranna Thornton — Hampden-Sydney College
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Thursday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 6. Globalization and Inequality - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presiders: Erika Del Villar, University of Connecticut Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic, Philippines Victoria Reyes — Princeton University The Development of Well-Being as Capabilities in Kerala, India: Successes, Challenges, and Directions for Decentralization After Institutionalizing People’s Planning Matthew Neill Fuerst Block — Graduate Center - City University of New York An Analysis of the Inequality of the Education System in Thailand Krittiya Kantachote — Lehigh University
7. Social Capital and Sports - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Marcus D. Aldredge, Iona College Spot Profits: Professional Street Skateboarders and the Creation of Subcultural Landmarks in Los Angeles Gregory Snyder — Baruch College, City University of New York Players or Pawns: The Role of Division I College Football Players in the Academic Institution Jacqueline Smith — Syracuse University "South Boston Youth Hockey: Gentrification, Social Capital, and Community Pride in an Urban Neighborhood" Brian Fair — Brandeis University The Exaggerated Importance of Sports in Selecting Colleges Rick Eckstein — Villanova University, Elka Peterson-Horner — Villanova University
8. Sociology of Quantification - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Elizabeth Ann Whitaker, Central Michigan University Numbers as Forms of Life: New Directions in the Sociology of Quantification Itai Vardi — Boston University Counting Caste: The Production of Data during the Household Interview Trina Vithayathil — Brown University Academic Success in College: The Effects of Social Skills on Grade Point Average between Males and Females Courtney Ann Gummo — Indiana University of Pennsylvania
9. Collective Memory and Collective Violence - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jennifer Girouard, Brandeis University Shifts in Sociopolitical Meanings and the Obduracy of Collective Memory: Violent Contexts Mary J. Gallant — Rowan University Constructing Threat: Understanding U.S. Policy Responses to Political Violence in the 1990s and Beyond Nikole Hotchkiss — Washington College Democracy and Collective Violence in Turkey: Mechanisms of Ethnic Collective Violence against Kurds SEFIKA KUMRAL — Johns Hopkins University Competing Projects of Conversion and Religious Violence in India Sarbeswar SAHOO — Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
10. Honor Killings, Forced Marriage, and Resistance in Immigrant Communities - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Anthony Marcus, City University of New York Honor Killing by Numbers: Rereading National Homicide Statistics for Violence and Patriarchy Evan Misshula — Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York, Sheyla Delgado — Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York Between Choice and Obligation: Marriage, Migration, and Family Conflict in New York City Laila Alsabahi — John Jay College, Engy Hanna — John Jay College Girls Like Us: Between Culture and Feminism Rabiah Gul — John Jay College, Alana Henninger — Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York Home Alone: Family Hybridity and Diaspora in New York City (a guided video presentation) Popy Begum — John Jay College, Ric Curtis — John Jay College Forced Marriage, Invidious Scrutiny, and Post-Colonial Othering in New York City after 9/11 Anthony Marcus — City University of New York, Laila Alsabahi — John Jay College Discussant: Saadia Toor, College of Staten Island
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Thursday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 11. Adaptation to Community Problems - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) How Sunny City Community Development Turned the Tide: Learning across fields under threat and old age. Daniel Wu — Harvard University "Searching for a Place to Stand": An Ethnographic Look into How ’Stop, Question, and Frisk’ Differently Bears on Community Members in a South Bronx Neighborhood Jan Haldipur — The City University of New York Graduate Center From gross to green and clean: Collective identity change in a geographic community Erin L Henry — Harvard Business School 12. Memories and Representation - Regular Paper Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Presider: Daniel Williams, Carleton College Living History and Battle Reenactments:Creating Contemporary Culture. Gregory Hall — State University of New York Buffalo Seeing your Life in a Museum: Collective Representations of the German Democratic Republic Melanie Lorek — City University of New York Graduate Center Roadside Memorials: The Stories Behind the Crosses, Flowers, and Wreaths Joleen Loucks Greenwood — Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Eugenic" Sterilizations in the United States: A Historical Comparative Analysis Lutz Kaelber — University of Vermont 13. Methodological Challenges - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Michael J. Staley, University of New Hampshire "Studying-Up": Issues of Gaining Access and Recruitment for the Qualitative Researcher" William James Oliver — Syracuse University Building tools for comparison: translating Kahan’s "cultural cognition" questionnaire. Jeremy Ward Wikipedia’s Gender Gap and Its Effects on the Quality of Peer Produced Knowledge Michael Restivo — State University of New York at Stony Brook 14. Surveillance and Gendered Citizenship - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Kimberly Bridget Bonner, State University of New York Buffalo Peeing Under Surveillance: "Bathroom Bills" and Transphobic Violence in the Built Environment Kyla M Bender-Baird — City University of New York Graduate Center Having Sex under the Medical Gaze: Women’s Experiences of Virginity Testing in Iran Elmirasadat Alihosseini — State University New York at Albany 1:45 PM-3:15 PM
15. Executive Committee Meeting I - Meeting - Board Room (4thFlr) Organizer: Emily Mahon
16. Sociology of Natural Disasters - Thematic Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Joseph G. A. Trumino, Ph.D., St. John’s Universtiy Perceived Risk, Criminal Victimization, and Community Integration: Mental Health in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Alexander Lu — Indiana University After the Flood: Reconstructed Lives and World Views among Believers following Hurricane Katrina Jessica Warner Pardee — Rochester Institute of Technology, Brian Barry — Rochester Institute of Technology Social Management of Suffering: Memory and Identity in the Aftermath of the Great Leap Famine Min Yang — The Chinese University of Hong Kong
17. "’Eat your heart out’: Food and sustaining identity, making difference and negotiating community" - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Andrea L Dottolo, Brandeis University; Ellen Rovner, Brandeis University; Rahel Wasserfall, Brandeis University Presider: Andrea L Dottolo, Brandeis University Mangia: Eating Italy, Making America Andrea L Dottolo — Brandeis University The role of food in the practice of tolerance Rahel Wasserfall — Brandeis University Eating Authenticity and Digesting Loss Ellen Rovner — Brandeis University Discussant: Rahel Wasserfall, Brandeis University
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Thursday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d 18. Selling a Story: Corruption of Narrative for the Dollar’s Sake - Conversation - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Donald C Smith, Boston College Presider: Donald C Smith, Boston College
19. Transnational Spaces and Social Justice, International Perspectives; Session I - Mini-conference: (Re)Thinking Migration - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University If we rethink migration, where does that leave us on transnationalism? Lessons from the case of internally displaced persons. Bandana Purkayastha — University of Connecticut, Manisha Desai — University of Connecticut Gender, migration, and transnational care: Questions for social justice and policy Evangelia Tastsoglou — Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, N.S., Canada Turning the Tables in Migration Studies: How African Immigrants Have Promoted a Social Justice Agenda for Black Communities in the US Mary Osirim — Bryn Mawr College
20. Organizational Management and Institutional Logics - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Dana Beth Weinberg, Queens College Rethinking Organizational Cognition: A Broader Understanding of Coordination and a Better Understanding of Coordination Joshua Wakeham — Harvard University Managing from the Middle: Leading the Way or Laying the Groundwork for High Performance Dana Beth Weinberg — Queens College, Kristie Lucking — Queens College Management and Policy Concepts: Context Matters Christian Wittrock — Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, Heather Hofmeister — Goethe-University, Frankfurt, Germany
21. New Perspectives on Community - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jillet Sarah Sam, University of Maryland, College Park Neighborhood Ties?: The relationship between housing mobility and social networks among low income African-American Families in Baltimore Jennifer Darrah — Johns Hopkins University, Stefanie DeLuca — Johns Hopkins University The Role of Community Context in Intimate Partner Violence Help Seeking Desiree Wiesen-Martin — University of New Hampshire Sustained Struggle: Fighting Environmental Racism in the South Bronx Ariella Rabin Rotramel — Connecticut College
22. Emotions and Emotional Work - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Kevin Moran, City University of New York Graduate Center Learning the (Feeling) Rules: The Emotional Labor of Critical Qualitative Researchers Krista McQueeney — Merrimack College, Kristen Maria Lavelle — Montana State University Recipes for Happiness: How Family and Finances Differentially Affect Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics Jessie K. Finch — University of Arizona
23. Historical Experiences of Debt Resistance and their Lessons for the Present - Regular Paper Session - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Sebastián G. Guzmán, New School for Social Research; Pamela Ann Brown, New School University Presider: Sebastián G. Guzmán, New School for Social Research Money As The People’s Commons Jim Costanzo — Pratt Institute "Discipline and Coercion in the Market Revolution: The Movement to Abolish Imprisonment for Debt in the United States, 1820-1850" Alexander Roehrkasse — University of California, Berkeley The Virginia Readjusters: Debt and Social Movements in Historical Perspective Alan Dahl — American University Reclaiming the Forgotten Co-op City "Rent" Strike Pamela Ann Brown — New School University Discussant: Sebastián G. Guzmán, New School for Social Research
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Thursday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d
24. Elite Cultural Capital - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Mary Larue Scherer, University of Massachusetts Amherst Out with the Old: Elite Transformation in Modern India Patrick Inglis — City University of New York Graduate Center Convergence or Divergence? : The Future of Chinese Middle Class’s Consumption Model Weiwei Zhang — Bentley University The Work of Art Market Hype in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction Andrea Siegel — City University of New York Cultural Capital and the Global Reproduction of Inequalities: The Emerging Demand for Luxuries John W. Clarry — Bloomfield College
25. Inequalities and the Internet - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Presider: Laurel R. Davis-Delano, Springfield College From Hush Harbors to Barbershops to Digital Enclaves: African Americans in a Segregated Digital Environment Roderick Graham — Rhode Island College Latinos’ Use of the Internet to Access Health Care Information in the United States. A Test of the Social Diversification Hypothesis Rocio Calvo — Boston College, Hae nim Lee — Boston College Comparing the Effects of Institutional Factors on Student Digital Usage and Skills across 40 Countries Josef Ma — University of Connecticut
26. Cognition and the Body - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Alexandria Vasquez, Brandeis The Social Brain and the Situated Self Karen Danna — Hampshire College What sociologist can add to the understanding of "mental traveling" into the future (and what we can gain from what others have to say about the mind) Maria Islas-Lopez — Rutgers University Organ Transplantation and the Malleability of Embodied Reality Athena Engman — University of Toronto
27. Attitudes and Preferences of Social Groups - Regular Paper Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Presider: Jeffrey Samuel Debies-Carl, University of New Haven WHERE ARE YOU GOING GENERATION Y? The Effects of Community Perceptions, Socialization, and Environmental Views on the Residential Preferences of Generation Y Michael Shields — Northeastern University, Michele Lee Kozimor-King — Elizabethtown College "I Have More in Common With Americans Than I Do With Illegal Aliens": The Group Threat Hypothesis and How it Applies to Whites’ Preferences Toward Blacks and Hispanics as Neighbors Cassi Ann Meyerhoffer — Southern Connecticut State University Income, Hardship, and Attitudes toward the Poor: Accounting for Structural and Individualistic Explanations for Poverty Shelley McDonough Kimelberg — Northeastern University, Elizabeth Williams — Northeastern University
28. Social Change, Social Action and Social Justice Concerns among American Jews , co-sponsored by the Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry and the Mandell L. Berman Institute North American Jewish Data Bank - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Harriet Hartman, Rowan University; Arnold Dashefsky, University of Connecticut Presider: Leonard Saxe, Brandeis University Conservative Judaism, JTS, and Women’s Ordination: A Socio-Historical Assessment Jonathan Zisook — Yeshiva University Making Communal Volunteering a "Guy Thing" Matthew Boxer — Brandeis University, Fern Chertok — Brandeis University The Impact of Economic and Social Justice Concerns on the Jewish Vote in 2012 Steven M. Cohen — HUC-JIR, Samuel Abrams — Sarah Lawrence College The Decline of Conservative Judaism and the Rise of Orthodox Judaism and their Conflict Jack N. Porter — Spencer Institute Discussant: Michelle Shain, Brandeis University
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Thursday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d 29. Flexible Arrangements for Domestic Workers - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: Martha Ecker, Ramapo College of NJ The Child Care Arrangements of Paid Child Care Workers in the United States: An Exploration using the SIPP Laura Braslow — City University of New York Graduate Center, Janet C. Gornick — City University of New York, Kristin Smith — Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire, Nancy Folbre — University of Massachusetts The Nature of Job Flexibility in Care Work Kristin Smith — Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire, Nancy Folbre — University of Massachusetts Same Work, Different Jobs: Divergent experiences of care work among nannies Tina Wu — University of Pennsylvania
30. The Publishing Process from the Editor’s Perspective - Workshop - Fairfield Ilene Kalish — New York University Press James Cook — Oxford University Press
31. Handbook of Sociology and Human Rights by David L. Brunsma, Keri Elaine Iyall Smith and Brian K. Gran - Roundtable - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Keri Elaine Iyall Smith, Suffolk University; David Brunsma, Virginia Tech Presider: David Brunsma, Virginia Tech Discussants: Bryan S Turner, City University of New York Graduate Center Sivlia Dominguez, Northeastern University
2:00 PM-4:00 PM 32. Committee on the Status of Minorities - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.)
3:30 PM-5:00 PM 33. The Global Street: Where Powerlessness Becomes Complex - Presidential Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Saskia Sassen, Columbia University Discussants: Patricia Fernandez Kelly, Princeton University Rami Nashashibi, Founder and Director of Imam, Chicago and University of Chicago Justice for Tarek Mehanna Jocelyn Viterna, Harvard University
34. Organizing Foreclosure Resistance - Thematic Session - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Sebastián G. Guzmán, New School for Social Research; Pamela Ann Brown, New School University Presider: Sebastián G. Guzmán, New School for Social Research Strategies to organize debt resistance: Lessons from the Chilean public housing debtors’ movement Sebastián G. Guzmán — New School for Social Research The Mortgage Crisis and the Meaning of Home Karen McCormack — Wheaton College "Stand up Fight Back": How individuals, neighborhoods and cities respond to organized irresponsibility in foreclosures Hannah Louise Thomas — Brandeis University Financial Institutions and Effective Social Action: A Case Study in Foreclosure and Eviction Protection Adrienne Hinds — George Mason University Taking Back the Land, Building a Trans-Local Network for Positive Action Rob Robinson — Take Back the Land Discussant: Jeff Goodwin, New York University
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Thursday, 3:30 PM-5:00 PM – cont’d 35. Constructing World Heritage: Equity and Sustainability in Natural and Cultural Preservation - Thematic Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizers: Vaughn Schmutz, University of North Carolina Charlotte; Victoria Reyes, Princeton University; Michael A. Elliott, Towson University Presider: Vaughn Schmutz, University of North Carolina Charlotte The Production of Global Symbolic Capital: An Examination of World Heritage Sites Victoria Reyes — Princeton University "Cultural Property": a Case of Primitive Accumulation? Alexandra Kowalski — Central European University World Heritage and the Scientific Consecration of "Outstanding Universal Value" Vaughn Schmutz — University of North Carolina Charlotte, Michael A. Elliott — Towson University World Heritage and the Challenge of Sustainability Diane Barthel-Bouchier — Stony Brook University Discussant: Diane Barthel-Bouchier, Stony Brook University
36. Transnational Spaces and Social Justice, International Perspectives; Session II - Mini-conference: (Re)Thinking Migration - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University Immigration and Violence: Traversing Theoretical and Practical Boundaries Roberta Villalon — St. John’s University What do you think of "makwerekwere"? The attitudes of South African students to foreigners Tina Uys — University of Johannesburg, South Africa Looking for the elusive common ground - the dynamics of donor-think tank relations: insights from Bangladesh perspective Ahmed Khaled Rashid — IDRC
37. Organizational Changes in Global Context - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Nathan Daniel Wright, Bryn Mawr College Becoming a World Religion: The Globalization of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Nathan Daniel Wright — Bryn Mawr College Radicalizing Outcomes of Structural Reorganization in a Roman Catholic Diocese Margret M Ksander — Onondaga Community College, Matthew T. Loveland — Le Moyne College The Intersection of Globalization, Markets, and Religion: The Case of the International Roman Catholic Priest in the United States Melissa Cidade — George Mason University
38. Militarization, Imprisonment, and Gender - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Regina Smardon, Methodist University Gendered Logics and Practices of Desperate Wartime Survival. Gender, Habitus, and Duty in the Blockade of Leningrad Jeffrey Kenneth Hass — University of Richmond Does Security Have Gender? Colombia’s Ruta Pacifica de las Mujeres Interpellate the State Erika Marquez — Bryn Mawr College Transition: A Qualitative Study of Military Veterans on Campus Julie Anderson — George Mason University The converging proportions of the U.S. adult population in the military and in prison, 1960 to 2010 Sanjiv Gupta — University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Jennifer Lundquist — University of Massachusetts 5:30 PM-7:00 PM
39. Robin Williams Lecture presented by George Ritzer: - - Georgian Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Beth Mintz, University of Vermont Presider: Reeve Vanneman, University of Maryland “Prosumption: Evolution, Revolution, or Eternal Return of the Same?” - George Ritzer, University of Maryland Reception to follow
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Friday, 22 March 2013 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
40. Poverty, Income Inequality and Employment in Boston: The Need for a Redistributive Strategy - Local Interest - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Don Gillis, Boston University Transformative Moments in Boston Don Gillis — Boston University The Measure of Poverty: A Boston Indicators Project Special Report Charlotte Kahn — Director, Boston Indicators Project The Educational Attainment of the Nation’s Young Black Men and Their Recent Labor Market Experiences: What Can Be Done to Improve Their Future Labor Market and Educational Prospects? Andrew Sum — Northeastern University Discussant: Chuck Collins, Institute for Policy Studies
41. Homelessness in US Society - Thematic Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Michele Wakin, Bridgewater State University Qualitative versus Quantitative Approaches to Homelessness: Measuring Progress Michele Wakin — Bridgewater State University Examining the Efficacy of Homeless Shelter Approaches to the Transition from Shelter to Permanent Housing Megan Lawson — Bridgewater State University Applying Knowledge Outside the Classroom: Tent City at BSU Brian Kelleher-Calnan — Bridgewater State University From Education to Incarceration: The Unintended Consequence of Being Young, Black, and Poor in the American Education System Jason Desrosier — Northeastern University
42. Community and Economic Sustainability - Thematic Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Stephanie Crist, College of the Holy Cross Strong Community Ties Revisited: Social Capital and the Mobilization of Community Power in Fishtown John Balzarini — Temple University "Making a Moral Economy: Regulating Energy Theft in Detroit" Emily Regina Cummins — Northeastern University You can’t make it in this world by yourself: Sustainable social ties among the poor Joan Maya Mazelis — Rutgers University - Camden Abandoned America: Foreclosed Landscapes, Zombie Subdivisions, and Dead Malls in Post-Industrial Suburbia William Grady Holt — Birmingham-Southern College
43. Immigration, Assimilation and Inequality in America: A Conversation with Mary C. Waters - - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Van C. Tran, University of Pennsylvania Presider: Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University
44. Body and Soul: The Black Panther Party and the Fight against Medical Discrimination by Alondra Nelson - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Johnny Eric Williams, Trinity College Critics: Wornie Reed, Virginia Tech Ruha Benjamin, Boston University Dawne Marie Mouzon, Rutgers University Alondra Nelson, Columbia University
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Friday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d
45. Session I - Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice - St. James Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University A Sociological Perspective on the Body, Gender, and Golf in Contemporary Mexico Hugo Ceron-Anaya — Lehigh University Domestic Workers and Occupational Habitus in Urban Ecuador Erynn Masi de Casanova — University of Cincinnati Practice Theory for Text Analysis Gabe Ignatow — University of North Texas, Rada Mihalcea — University of North Texas Discussant: Sourabh Singh, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
46. The Contexts of Paid Care Work - Mini-conference: Caring on the Clock - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Organizers: Amy Armenia, Randolph-Macon College; Clare Stacey, Kent State University; Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts Lowell Presider: Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts Lowell Identity, Content, and Context: Nursing Assistants’ Perceptions of Home and Institutionally Based Care Work Kim Price-Glynn — University of Connecticut, Carter Rakovski — Cal State Fullerton Orienting End-of-Life Care: The Hidden Value of Home Hospice Visits Cindy L. Cain — University of Arizona The Frontline Healthcare Workforce: Exploring Differences in Job Quality by Occupation and Employment Setting Janette Dill — University of North Carolina Risk of Musculoskeletal Disorders for Clinical Staff in Hospitals and Nursing Homes Alicia Kurowski — University of Massachusetts Lowell, Laura Punnet — University of Massachusetts Lowell, John Boyer — University of Massachusetts Lowell Discussant: Margaret Nelson, Middlebury College
47. Micro to Macro Military Issues - Mini-conference: Military - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College The Nature of Military Credentials Fraud: What Military Impostors Claim and How They are Exposed on the Internet Daniel Burland — University of Massachusetts, Amherst Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Historic Antecedents and Social Construction Jerry Lembcke — Holy Cross College Towards and Enhanced Institutional/Occupational (I/O) Thesis: From Occupation to Institution and Everything in Between Kimberly Bonner — State University of New York Buffalo The Converging Proportions of the U.S. Adult Population in the Military and in Prison, 1960 to 2010 Sanjiv Gupta — University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Jennifer Lundquist — University of Massachusetts Discussant: Sandra Trappen, City University of New York
48. Biologizing Race & Racism - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Maheen Haider, Boston College Violent Natures: From Coercive Conservation to Climate Change Cassie M. Hays — Gettysburg College A Scientific Puzzle in The Classification of People: The construction of genetic knowledge and Taiwanese indigenous people yu-yueh TSAI — Institute of Sciology, Academia Sinica Confounded Categories: Is the HapMap a Race-based Project? Joan H. Fujimura — University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ramya Rajagopalan — University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Friday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 49. Occupational Security and Flexibility - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Presider: Silke Aisenbrey, Yeshiva University Explaining Organizational Variation in Flexible Work Arrangements: Why the Pattern and Scale of Availability Matter Stephen Sweet — Ithaca College, Marcie Pitt-Catsouphes — Boston College, Elyssa Besen — Boston College, Lonnie Golden — Penn State Abington The Social Context of Schedule Control: Flexible Work Practices in an Information Technology Workforce Anne Kaduk — University of Minnesota, Erin Kelly — University of Minnesota, Phyllis Moen — University of Minnesota Perceived Employment Precarity in the United States: New Insecurities in the New Economy Travis Scott Lowe — University of Connecticut Worker Uncertainty in the "New Risk Economy": The Context of Perceived Job Insecurity around a Merger Announcement Jack Lam — University of Minnesota, Kimberly Fox — Bridgewater State, Wen Fan — University of Minnesota, Phyllis Moen — University of Minnesota, Erin Kelly — University of Minnesota, Leslie Hammer — Portland State University, Ellen Kossek — Michigan State University
50. Mixed Methods - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Dorothy Kalanzi, Gannon University Stratification of the Fifth Leading Cause of Morbidity Kristine Rosales — Queens College, Alexa Baron — Queens College The non-medical use of prescription drugs in college students - Investigating initiation experiences Aukje Lamonica — Southern Connecticut State University Environmental Influences on Student Interest and Motivation: Substantive and Methodological Implications from a Mixed-Method Pilot Study Jeffrey Samuel Debies-Carl — University of New Haven
51. Contested Sovereignty - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Clayton Alexander Fordahl, Stony Brook University Negotiation over patent law in Turkey: A question of sovereignty? Ferhunde Dilara Demir — Rutgers, State University of New Jersey Martyrdom and Contested Sovereignty: A Comparative History Clayton Alexander Fordahl — Stony Brook University Diaoyu Island Dispute Wenjing Lei — University of Bridgeport
52. Stratification - Regular Paper Session - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Presider: Ying Huang, State University of New York at Albany The Acquisition of Cultural and Social Capital prior to the Information Age: or, What You Know and Who You Know will help you get where you want to go Christopher F. Armstrong — Bloomsburg University Race, Gender, Asset Poverty and the Great Recession Lori Latrice Martin — John Jay College of Criminal Justice Collective-in-formation Across Digital and Physical Space: How Does Online Communication Facilitate Popular Protest? Eunkyung Song —
53. Applied Public Sociology and Public Practice - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Sandra Jones, Rowan University The Value Added of Receiving Books: Comparing Parent and Child Reading Behavior for Participants and Non-Participants Frank Ridzi — Le Moyne College, Monica Sylvia — Le Moyne College, Sunita Singh — Le Moyne College Learning About Rural Homelessness by Facilitating Learning and Discussion Among Community Groups: Research, Applied Research, Community Service or All of the Above? Heather S. Feldhaus — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Brock Minnich — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Charles Humphrys — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Weston T. Brehm — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Keyanna Webb — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Alana Atchinson — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Sustaining Undergraduate Engagement with the Discipline and Social Justice: A Comparison of Two Seminars in Public Sociology Carey Sargent — Occidental College, Emily Kane — Bates College The People In Line: Understanding the Impact of Hunger In America Jeffry Will — University of North Florida, Tracy Milligan — University of North Florida Community-based participatory research: Involving residents in qualitative coding Emily Zimmerman — Virginia Commonwealth University
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Friday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 54. Gender and Inequality - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey His money, Her money: Who Holds the Purse Strings in the Russian Households Alya Guseva — Boston University, Dilyara Ibragimova — Higher School of Economics Gender, Context, and Socio-financial Wellbeing: Young Adults without a Secondary Degree in a Post- Industrial Economy Tara Marie Brown — Why the Boys are Missing: A New Explanation for the Female Advantage in College Enrollment Sarah Lazarus Klevan — New York University, Sharon Weinberg — New York University Reviving the Gender Paradox in Job Evaluation by Focusing on Pride in Work and Enjoyment of Work William Magee — University of Toronto Discussant: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey 55. Education in International Context - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Vilna Bashi Treitler, City University of New York Baruch College and the Graduate Center "Nout Langaz, Nout Lékol": The Politics of Language-in-Education on Reunion Island Meghan Tinsley — Boston University Pursuing higher credential in global university ranking system; the motivation to study abroad of Korean international undergraduate in the United States. Chungseo Kang — The State University of New York at Buffalo Education in Mother Tongue: Kurdish Case Fatma Derya Mentes — Istanbul Şehir University 56. Urban-Rural Linkages - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Alexander R. Thomas, State University of New York Oneonta Industry in the Headwaters: A Rural Industrial Revolution Alexander R. Thomas — State University of New York Oneonta, Achim Koedderman — State University of New York Oneonta, Polly Smith — Utica College, Gergory Fulkerson — State University of New York Oneonta Creating a balance between rural and urban: The need to create urban amenities to draw visitors to rural getaways of the 1900’s Stephanie Bennett — College of Saint Rose Bursting the Bubble: Recession, Household Survival Strategies & Self-Employment in the Rural Recreational Countryside Aimee Vieira — Norwich University The Norm of the 2- Parent Black Family in Small New York Cities Jan DeAmicis — Utica College Eliminating Organizational Friction, Disembedding Farmers: A Ten Year Retrospective on the Political- Economic Losses of Dakota Growers Cooperative Thomas W. Gray — Program on Cooperatives, USDA- Rural Development, Curt Stofferahn — University of North Dakota Discussant: Polly Smith, Utica College 57. Ideologies of Family and Motherhood - Regular Paper Session - Statler Room (Mezz.) Presider: Ann V Bell, University of Delaware Education, marriage and family in middle-class, urban India Anjali Kothari — Institute of Education, University of London, UK Ideologies of Motherhood among the Low-Income Laura Obernesser — State University of New York Oneonta, William Rothwell — State University of New York Oneonta, Demi Malik — State University of New York Oneonta, Alyssa Moskal — State University of New York Oneonta Debunking the ’tiger mother myth; A cross-national comparison of the educational expectations of second- generation Chinese parents. Kris Noam — University of California Irvine Social Relations, Skilled Actors, and Constructing Deliberation: A Case Study of the Surrogate Motherhood Consensus Conference in Taiwan Yusheng Lin — Rutgers 58. Rebuilding and Reforming Communities - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jillet Sarah Sam, University of Maryland, College Park Recruiting the Urban Bourgeoisie: School Reform and the Retention of the Urban Middle Class Chase Michael Billingham — Northeastern University With the Board’s Approval: Consolidation, Growth, and Sustainability in the Local Nonprofit Sector After 2008 Patricia Ellen Tweet — St. John Fisher College Disaster Tourism in the Wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy Mark Hutter — Rowan University, DeMond S. Miller — Rowan University The Slope of Socio-cultural Boundaries. Repertoires of Change over forty years span of gentrification in Brooklyn’s Park Slope. Lidia K.C. Manzo — University of Trento
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Friday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 59. Sustaining Students: Creating Meaningful College Experiences; sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: Dawn E Conley, Gloucester County College Learning from Experience: Benefits and Challenges of Integrating Students’ Everyday Lives into the Urban Community College Classroom Alison Better — Kingsborough Community College WAC Pedagogy in the Community College Classroom: Addressing Deficits, Adapting Strategies Rifat Salam — Borough of Manhattan Community College Drawing and the Other Three R’s in the Community College Classroom Lisa Handler — Community College of Philadelphia
60. Teaching Sociology - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 1 Presider: Monika Jean Ulrich Myers, Arkansas State University Teaching the Sociology Not Allowed to be Practiced: Sociologists and the Contradictions of the Undemocratic Academic Workplace Vincent Serravallo — Rochester Institute of Technology Getting an Academic Job in a Bad Economy: Advice from Hiring Committees Monika Jean Ulrich Myers — Arkansas State University, Jason Crockett — Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Assessing Sociological Learning in International Travel Classes Martha Anderson Easton — Elmira College A Practical Approach to Statistics Jason Crockett — Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, Monika Jean Ulrich Myers — Arkansas State University Study of Food: Understanding Social Problems Mitra Das — University of Massachusetts Lowell
61. Symbols and Self - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 2 Presider: Peter Kaufman, State University of New York at New Paltz Butterflies and Dragons: Constructing the Asian Male Body Chong-suk Han — Middlebury College From Dualistic Threatened Self to a Sociology of No Self Peter Kaufman — State University of New York at New Paltz, Matthew Immergut — State University of New York at Purchase Whose "Vibe" Is It? The Construction of Meaning Between a Group and an Individual Emily Paige Weill — State University of New York College at Old Westbury, Jacob Heller — State University of New York College at Old Westbury Dread, on the Other Side of Desire: Observations on a Modern Indian Pilgrimage Vikash Singh — Rutgers, New Brunswick Memoir as Ritual Daniel Jasper — Moravian College
62. Social Psychology - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 3 Presider: Holly Donovan, Boston University "Accepting to a Point": Beliefs, Values, and Everyday Homophobia Holly Donovan — Boston University Managing Stigmatized Identity: Severed Social Bonds and the Subjectivity of Sex Offenders Diana Rickard — Queensborough Community College "Techniques of Neutralization" and Cheating in a National Pool League TIm O’Boyle — Kutztown University Suburban House and Picket Fence or Just a Roof over Your Head? Conceptions of the ’Good Life’ for Young Adults coming of Age during the Great Recession Patricia Danielle Tevington — University of Pennsylvania, Maria Kefalas — Saint Joseph’s University, Laura Napolitano — University of Chicago
63. Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Beyond - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 4 Presider: Christie A. Barcelos, University of Massachusetts Amherst Does Certification Matter in the Work that Doulas Do? Misty Curreli — Stony Brook University, Catherine Marrone — Stony Brook University Disciplining the (potentially) pregnant teen body: Biopower and adolescent pregnancy in the United States Christie A. Barcelos — University of Massachusetts Amherst Residential Segregation and Teen Birth Rate among Latinos in Massachusetts Sarah J. Rustan — Gaston Institute, University of Massachusetts Boston, Maria Idali Torres — Gaston Insitute, University of Massachusetts Boston The Maine Mother-Daughter project: Using Pulbic Sociology to Foster Dialogue and Community Engagement in Maine Communities Kimberly Huisman — University of Maine, Elizabeth Joy — University of Maine
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Friday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 64. Media - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 5 Presider: Angele Christin, Princeton University Conflicting logics and compensation systems in the new media: journalists and bloggers at a French news website Angele Christin — Princeton University Popular Feminism: Le Remake Benjamin Aldrich Moodie — University of California, Berkeley Muslim Women, Reform and the State: Challenging U.S. Mainstream Media Discourse on the Struggle for Gender Equality in the Middle East Mahruq Fatima Khan — University of Wisconsin-La Crosse The Role of Chinese Media on Nation Stability Quan Zhang — University of Bridgeport
65. Health Disparities - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 6 Presider: Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, University of New Mexico: RWJF Fellow Mental Health Providers and Their Geographical Distribution in the US: Understanding Mental Health Disparities in Access and Utilization Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman — University of New Mexico: RWJF Fellow Sustaining Good Health in Adulthood: Race, Class, and Gender Differences in Health and Body Image Kim Logio — Saint Joseph’s University Accountable care organizations and changing power dynamics in US health care Valerie A. Lewis — Dartmouth College Everyday Consequences of Healthcare Disparities: Illustrating the Potential of Qualitative Research Lisa C Welch — New England Research Institutes, John B. McKinlay — New England Research Institutes
66. Food 1 - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 7 Presider: Kathleen E. Denny, University of Maryland Intergalactic Gastronomy: Representations of Food and Eateries within Fantasy and Science Fiction Ingrid E. Castro — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts In Search of Home: How Chinese Marriage Migrants’ Foodway Creates Community Paoyi Huang — City University of New York Graduate Center A Typology of Mainstream Literature on the Alternative Food Movement Melissa D. Day — University of New Hampshire Eating Trash: Dumpster Diving, Protest and the Reordering of Categories Sharon Cornelissen — New School for Social Research
67. Economy - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 8 Presider: Joshua Carreiro, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Wealth Destruction and the Gendered Comped Economy among Global Elites Ashley Mears — Boston University W.E.B. Du Bois and the Struggle for Economic Emancipation: The Role of Consumers’ Cooperation Joshua Carreiro — University of Massachusetts, Amherst Economic Conditions, Democracy and Hate Crime: An International Perspective Sylwia Janina Piatkowska — State University of New York at Albany
68. Animals - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 9 Presider: Christy M. Ponticelli, University of South Florida When Ambiguity Howls: framing volunteers in a dog shelter Christy M. Ponticelli — University of South Florida Using Art to Interrogate Unsustainable Animal Practices Elizabeth Cherry — Manhattanville College Understanding Perceived Barriers to Partnerships between New England Sustainable Farmers and Farm Animal Protection Organizations Elizabeth J. Tov — Boston College 10:15 AM-11:45 AM 69. Sustainability and Economy - Thematic Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Presider: Aaron Passell, Furman University Building a Green Economy: Advancing Climate Justice through Labor-Environmental Alliances in California and British Columbia Joanna Lynn Robinson — York University Investigating Public Opinions about Development, Economic and Environmental Trade-offs, and Environmental Sustainability in Puget Sound. Matthew Cutler — University of New Hampshire, Thomas Safford — University of New Hampshire
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Friday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 70. Global, National and Local Intersections: Public Challenges and Community Responses - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Arlene Dallalfar, Lesley University; Nancy V. Heims, Lesley University; Leela Tanikella, Lesley University; Melissa Quintela, Lesley Univesrity Presider: Arlene Dallalfar, Lesley University Gender, Ethnocentricism, Islamophobia and Middle Eastern Communities in the USA Arlene Dallalfar — Lesley University A Public Voice: Community Centers in Indo-Caribbean Migrant Communities Leela Tanikella — Lesley University "For Us, Education is Based on ’9 Little Numbers’: " Youth Activism for their Own Education Melissa Quintela — Lesley University Haiti, Cholera and the Local Challenge to a Global Institution Nancy V. Heims — Lesley University Discussant: Arlene Dallalfar, Lesley University 71. Documenting Desegregation: Racial and Gender Segregation in Private-Sector Employment Since the Civil Rights Act by Kevin Stainback and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Critics: Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia Steven Vallas, Northeastern University Philip Cohen, University of Maryland
72. Their Time Has Come: Youth with Disabilities on the Cusp of Adulthood by Valerie Leiter - Author- Meets-Critics - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University Critics: Sara Green, University of South Florida Laura Mauldin, Rochester Institute of Technology Valerie Leiter, Simmons College Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University 73. Session II - Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice - St. James Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University Deciphering the Logic in Practical Logics: Habitus, Flesh, and the Case of Everyday Political Life Matthew Mahler — Yale University Field Structure and the Structuration of Habitus: The Case of the Formation of Indira Gandhi’s Political Habitus Sourabh Singh — Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey "Stupid White Girl Stuff": The Impact of Scholarly Habitus on the Practice of Ethnography in the Study of Prisoner Reentry and Reintegration Deirdre Caputo-Levine — State University of New York Old Westbury Discussant: Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University
74. Challenges and Resources for Paid Care Workers - Mini-conference: Caring on the Clock - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Organizers: Amy Armenia, Randolph-Macon College; Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Clare Stacey, Kent State University Presider: Clare Stacey, Kent State University Part of the job? Workplace Violence in Social Services Jennifer Zelnick — Touro College "Nurses who Care": How African Immigrant Women Craft and Manage Professional Identities at Work Fumilayo Showers — Syracuse University "We just do things differently": Care as an Organizing Principle for Constructions of Nurse Practitioner Expertise LaTonya Trotter — Princeton University Low-Wage Caregivers: Extended Kinship as a Strategy for Survival Naomi Gerstel — University of Massachusetts Amherst, Dan Clawson — University of Massachusetts Amherst Discussant: Karen Hansen, Brandeis University
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Friday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 75. Food as a Tool for Learning and Teaching - Mini-conference: Food Studies - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York; Alexandrea Ravenelle, City University of New York Graduate Center Presider: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York "Show the Animal: Skill and the Communication of Food Values among Butchers" Richard E Ocejo — John Jay College of Criminal Justice A Community Advocacy Food Movement Internship Helaine Harris — Kingsborough Community College Hands Behind the Wheel: Maneuvering Taste in Boston’s Food Truck Economy Connor J Fitzmaurice — Boston University Food, Culture, Get a Taste of Both: New Opportunities to Reflect on Self, Other, and Community on a Small, Liberal Arts College Campus Mark Anthony Arceño — Denison University Discussant: Alice Julier, Chatham University
76. Social and Symbolic Organization of War - Mini-conference: Military - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College Modern PSYOP in Comparative Perspective Tyler Crabb — University of Maryland In the Wild and Under Attack: Modern Infantry Combat and the Limits of Mediatization Stefan Beljean — Harvard University It Banishes Fear with the Speed of a Flame: Altruistic and fatalistic Messages with in Irish Rebel Songs Timothy Madigan — Mansfield University
77. New Reproductive Technologies and Conceptions of Families - Mini-conference: Reproduction - Statler Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Susan Markens, be City University of New York, Lehman College and the Graduate Center.; Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton University Presider: Susan Markens, be City University of New York, Lehman College and the Graduate Center. The Romance of Surrogacy Zsuzsa Berend — University of California at Los Angeles "Labored Contracts: How Lawyers Manage Emotions in Surrogacy Relationships" Hillary L. Berk — University of California Berkeley Exploring Biological Connections: Donor Sibling Families and Their Decision Making Processes Medora W. Barnes — John Carroll University, Kim Dugan — Eastern Connecticut State University Donor Conceived Offspring Conceive of the Donor: The Relevance of Age Awareness, and Family Structure Margaret Nelson — Middlebury College, Rosanna Hertz — Wellesley College, Wendy Kramer — Donor Sibling Registry Discussant: Susan Markens, be City University of New York, Lehman College and the Graduate Center.
78. Social Justice Teaching (co-sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women and the East Region Chapter of Sociologists for Women in Society) - Invited Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania Discussants: Beth F Merenstein, Central Connecticut State University Jacqueline Keil, Kean University Cesraéa Rumpf, Loyola University, Chicago Karen Kendrick, Albertus Magnus College Manisha Desai, University of Connecticut
79. Black Immigrant Identities and Experience - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Van C. Tran, University of Pennsylvania Mobility Bound: Immigration and America’s New Black Middle Class Mindelyn Buford II — Northeastern University "It Hurts More": How Liberian Refugees Interpret Racial Encounters Bernadette Ludwig — The Graduate Center, The City University of New York The impact of race, class and gender on the assimilation patterns of second-generation Caribbean immigrants. Mauricia Alissa John — Kutztown University
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Friday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 80. Race, Work, & Employment - Regular Paper Session - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Presider: Valerian DeSousa, West Chester University Same Job, Different Pay? Re-Examining the Racial Wage Gap using Within-Firm Data Kreg Steven Brown — Harvard University "Mules uh de World": Examining the Labor Market Position of Black Women Tiamba M. Wilkerson — Virginia Commonwealth University Social Capital and the Role of Dualisms in Promoting Minority Career Trajectories Roberta Spalter-Roth — American Sociological Association, Jean H. Shin — American Sociological Association Non-Conscious Bias and Workplace Disparities Sharon Clemons Doerer — University of North Carolina Charlotte
81. Organization Dynamics in Non Profits - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Presider: John McCamy Wilkes, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Challenges and Conflict in Social Ventures due to Competing Institutional Logics Sarah Woodside — Boston College Group cohesion and classed paths to activism Betsy Leondar-Wright — Boston College Structure or Culture? Explaining Intra-Organizational Conflict in a Hybrid Organization Courtney Feldscher — Boston University
82. Environmental Health - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Karen T. Van Gundy, University of New Hampshire Exposure to Violence among Urban Youth and Later Well-Being: A Two-Wave Panel Analysis Lovie J. Foster — University of Pittsburg, Richard Adams — Kent State University Socioeconomic Status and Inequalities in Behavioral and Psychological Consequences of Asthma Jen- Hao Chen — University of Chicago Social Attachment, Personal Resources, and Well-Being in a Rural Youth Sample Karen T. Van Gundy — University of New Hampshire, Meghan L. Mills — University of New Hampshire, Michael Sheldon Staunton — University of New Hampshire, Cesar J. Rebellon — University of New Hampshire, Erin Hiley Sharp — University of New Hampshire, Corinna Jenkins Tucker — University of New Hampshire Access to Green Areas and Self-Rated Health: a Geographical Analysis of Older Puerto Ricans in the Boston Area Marcia Ixchel PescadorJimenez — Northeastern University, Luis M. Falcon — Northeastern University
83. Gender and Criminal Justice - Regular Paper Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Ashley Mears, Boston University Sick and Tired? Changing Quality of Physical Health as a Turning Point in Criminal Trajectories. Feodor Gostjev — University of Miami (FL), Ana Maria Lobos — University of Miami Starting a New Chapter: Self-Empowerment and Reintegration among Ex-offender Mothers Geniece Crawford — Harvard University Death Row Families, Exonerees, and Activists Engaging in Social Justice Together Within the Anti-Death Penalty Movement Sandra Jones — Rowan University Exploring the Effects of Friendship on the Decision to use Contraceptives at First Sex: A Case of Female Gang Members Jenny Piquette — University of Massachusetts Amherst
84. Criminal Justice - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jessica Warner Pardee, Rochester Institute of Technology Drug Arrests, the Crime Drop, and Changes in Urban Patterns of Disadvantage Michael Seth Friedson — New York University Place and Punishment: The Spatial Context of Incarceration Jessica T. Simes — Harvard University Objectivity and the Culture of Personal Responsibility in Civil Jury Deliberations Megan Wright — University of Arizona, Christopher T. Robertson — University of Arizona, David V. Yokum — University of Arizona After the Crisis: What’s missing in the sociology of white collar crime Colleen Eren — City University of New York Graduate Center
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85. Gender, Education, and Knowledge - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Simone Alexandra Kolysh, City University of New York Graduate Center The Persistence of Gender Stereotypes and Ideologies: Attitudes about Gender in Middle School, High School, and College Jessica Hoffman — State University of New York at Buffalo, Mary Nell Trautner — State University of New York at Buffalo The Role of Gender in Cooperative Learning Justin William Kramer — University of New Hampshire What They Don’t Know Can’t Hurt Them?: Students’ Awareness of Gender Dynamics in the College Classroom Charlene Reidy — Lehigh University
86. Education: Placement, Training, and Testing - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Joyce Robbins, Touro College "From Outputs to Capacities -- An Alternative Narrative to the NCLB Paradigm" Stuart Kermes — Kingsborough Community College Some Are More Equal than Others: Free Primary Education in Kenya Bernard Onyango — Brown University Eighth Grade Algebra Course Placement Influences on Student Motivation Rahila Munshi Simzar — University of California, Irvine, Thurston Domina — University of California, Irvine, AnneMarie M. Conley — University of California, Irvine Job Training Participation According to Education Levels for Low-Income Women Gloria T. Yim — Avar Consulting Inc.
87. Health Decisions and Behavior - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Astrid Eich-Krohm, Southern Connecticut State University Clinical Trial Decision Making Amongst Prospective and Enrolled Clinical Trial Participants Erica Spunt Jablonski — University of New Hampshire, Zachary Hallinan — Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation Flexible Resources and Health Information Seeking: Where to start? Matthew J. Manierre — University of Delaware A Model Program for Patient Navigation: Understanding Constrained Choice and Drug Treatment Court Susan Holsapple — Boston University
88. Economic Sociology, Regulation and Accountability - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Luis Antonio Vila-Henninger, University of Arizona A Typology of Choice for Economic Sociology Jim McQuaid — Boston University The Fiscalization of Social Policy: Tax Expenditures and the Transformation of Cultural Categories of Worth in Three Liberal Welfare Regimes Joshua McCabe — State University of New York at Albany Toleration Spaced Out: Religion and the Politics of Space in Puritan Settlements Samuel Stabler — Yale University No Body to Kick, No Soul to Damn: Responsibility and Accountability for the Financial Crisis Olivia Nicol — Columbia University
89. Prejudice and Racist Attitudes - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Sheila Pierre, University of Connecticut Defining Racism on Political Blogs Jeffrey Dowd — Rutgers University Cultural Conflict, Religion, and Racial Attitudes Michael Hughes — Virginia Tech, Steven A. Tuch — George Washington University Discussant: Sheila Pierre, University of Connecticut
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Friday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 90. Sustaining Lives: New Research on the Academic Pathways of Community College Students; sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jill Schultz, Frederick Community College "A Tale of Two RCTs": Results and Reflections from an Experimental Design Study of First-year Community College Students Dan Douglas — City University of New York Graduate Center, Robin Isserles — Borough of Manhattan Community College Community College Students Today: Here, There, and Everywhere Shannon Smythe Fleishman — Pennsylvania State University The Academic Habitus of First-Generation Community College Students: Field of Study and Degree Dave Monaghan — The City University of New York Graduate Center, Sou Hyun Jang — City University of New York Graduate Center Gaining Information for Academic Success: How New Community College Students’ Social Ties Contribute to Socio-Academic Integration and College Persistence Zawadi Rucks-Ahidiana — University of California, Berkeley, Rachel Hare Bork — Teachers College, Columbia University Discussant: Jill Schultz, Frederick Community College
91. Work - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 1 Presider: Nadia Winds Morgen, University of New Hampshire Is There a Racial Gap in Access to Fringe Benefits? Justin R. Young — University of New Hampshire The Width of the CEO Pipeline: A Life Course Perspective Nadia Winds Morgen — University of New Hampshire
92. Child Rearing and Structural Constraint - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 10 Presider: Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh University Savage Children: Their Criminalization and Dispersion Julia Christine Bates — Boston College Ensuring ’The Good Life’: Early Findings from New Research on Wealth and Social Class Privilege Heather Beth Johnson — Lehigh University, Nicole Nugent — Lehigh University Where Globalization Meets Tradition: Aspirations of Middle Class College Students in the Himalayan Region of Northern India Denise Benoit Scott — State University of New York at Geneseo, Dara Gell — State University of New York at Geneseo
93. Theory - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 2 Presider: Jessica Rose Ritter, Drew University Operationalizing Anomie at the Individual Level of Analysis Daniel Alex Heckert — Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Christian Alexander Vaccaro — Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Jessica Visnesky — Indiana University of Pennsylvania Incarceration and the Carceral Habitus: from Deterrence to Magnetic Pull Liam Martin — Boston College Habitus in the Hebrew Bible: Applying Bourdieu to Narratives of the Babylonian Exile Jessica Rose Ritter — Drew University
94. State Policies and Power Blocks - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 3 Presider: Elaine Enriquez, Princeton University State Capacity: Utilization, Durability, and the Role of Wealth vs. History Elaine Enriquez — Princeton University, Miguel Centeno — Princeton University Multi-organizational alliances and policy change: Understanding the mobilization and impact of grassroots coalitions on public policy outcomes Margaret Post — Dartmouth College Power Bloc Formation and the Politics of Social Protection: Explaining the Rise of Unemployment Insurance in France, 1944-1958 Jason Stanley — New York University
95. Qualitative Research on Health - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 4 Presider: Dana Zarhin, Brandeis University Living With a Sleep Problem: Impact and Management Strategies Dana Zarhin — Brandeis University Living With Colorectal Cancer: A Case Study of Suffering and Survival Caitlin Slodden — Brandeis University Social bonds and chronic disease: Mothers experiencing dialysis for End Stage Renal Disease Alisha Lenora Conway — Indiana University of Pennsylvania Qualitative Research on Food Insecurity: A Pilot Study Kara Dewhurst — University of Virginia
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96. Higher Education in the U.S. - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 5 Presider: Stuart Rhoden, Temple University Making it with Resilience: An Analysis of the Journey of Young Black Men from High School to College Stuart Rhoden — Temple University, Will J. Jordan — Temple University Organizational Status and the Implementation of Innovations: Evidence from Organizations of Higher Education Joris Gjata — University of Virginia Diversity and Adversity: The Effect of the Business Case for Diversity on Practitioners in the Academy Luka B. Carfagna — Boston College
97. Food 2 - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 6 Presider: Alice Julier, Chatham University The Objects of Culinary Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: On the Food Culture Industry and Gastropraxis Robert P. Fenton — George Mason University "Girl - you got Tastykakes?": The Social Organization of School Lunch in a Low-income Neighborhood Elizabeth Derickson — Princeton University African American Foodways in Pittsburgh’s Hill District: urban renewal, food landscapes and history Catherine Piccoli — Chatham University Collective memory, culinary knowledge, and community development Alice Julier — Chatham University
98. Explorations in Consumption - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 7 Presider: Rachel Drew, University of Massachusetts-Boston Socially Constructing Homeownership: Content Analyses of Media Messages in 20th Century America Rachel Drew — University of Massachusetts-Boston Reflections of Consumer Agency in Advertising: Primitive, Prescriptive, and Reactive Models Donald C Smith — Boston College
99. Equality of Justice - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 8 Presider: Kristin Haltinner, University of Minnesota Right Wing Activists on Racial Inequality: Individual Shortcomings, Culture and Social Structures Kristin Haltinner — University of Minnesota Austerity on the Left Nicole Hala — Queens College Social (in)justice and white-collar crime: Ships passing in the night or a budding romance? Josh R. Klein — Iona College Toward a Sociology of Justice: Outlining a Research Agenda Joshua Wakeham — Harvard University It’s not ogay! How and why gay men are treated differently than lesbians. Daniel Jay Madron — Hagerstown Community College, Alicia McClelland — University of Maryland Baltimore County
100. Children’s Health and Wellbeing - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 9 Presider: Bora Pajo, Mercyhurst University Time spent with children and working parents’ willingness to medicate ADHD-like behaviors Bora Pajo — Mercyhurst University Diminishing and Enduring Class Differences in Parental Involvement by Children’s Age Aspen Chen — University of Connecticut Food Insecurity, Immigration Status, and Emotional Wellbeing of Infant and Toddler’s Ying Huang — State University of New York at Albany Responses of Faith-related Agencies to Orphanhood and Children’s Vulnerability in Kano- Nigeria’s Largest City Mustapha H. Kurfi — Boston University "I’m a Failure as a Mother": The Social Construction of Children’s Physical Activity and Body Weight in Canadian Parenting Advice from 1984-2011 Linda Quirke — Wilfrid Laurier University, Deanna Sim — Wilfrid Laurier University
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101. Undergraduate Poster Session I - - Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) Organizer: Polly Smith, Utica College 1. Ineffective Communication within the Courts: Lack of Resources Leading to Silencing of Defendants Janae Cummings — Adelphi University 2. We are the Students of the 21st Century Nadraka Carruthers — Albertus Magnus College, Shane Williams — Albertus Magnus College, Takia Thomas — Albertus Magnus College, Quianna Horry — Albertus Magnus College 3. Acculturation Effects on Hispanic Immigrants’ Asthma Emily Arsen — Barnard College 4. Playlists & El Pueblo: How the Social Movement Against CAFTA-DR in Costa Rica Used YouTube to Communicate its’ Argument Kristin A Comeforo — Berkeley College 5. A Frame Analysis of Oppositional Groups: A Nine County Assessment of Opposition to the Natural Gas Activity in the Marcellus Shale Region of Pennsylvania Weston T. Brehm — Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 6. Combat Veterans: Not Just A Number Doreen Elizabeth Donovan — Brooklyn College 7. The Madonna-Bitch Dichotomy: Gender conflict and normative role performance issues for women on co-gender wrestling teams Ember Skye W. Kane-Lee — Brooklyn College 8. Why Do We Homeschool: Motivations Behind Black Families Wanting To Home Educate Taneshia Bianca Brewster-Joseph — Brooklyn College 9. Pregnant With Change: Contraceptive Responsibility in Contemporary America Ksenia Gracheva — Brooklyn College, CUNY 10. Rates of Obesity and Incidences of Diabetes in Hispanics in the United States: A Test of the Epidemiological Paradox Lucy Grymes Dean — Bucknell University 11. Racial Differences in Attitudes Towards Homosexuality Caroline Dittrich — Bucknell University 12. Is it a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood? How Community Influences Individual Self-Rated Health Kathryn Mae Janda — Bucknell University 13. Effects of Education on Social Tolerance within a US Context Zacchaeus Dominick Beltran — Bucknell University 14. Gender’s Effect on Sexual Promiscuity Benjamin William Barrett — Bucknell University 15. The Effect of Race on Educational Attainment Hillary Rose Mann — Bucknell University 16. The Effect of Race on Capital Punishment Views Heather Michelle Garvey — Bucknell University 17. Sense not Censorship: Freedom of Speech and the Justification of Restriction Timothy Sayles — Cabrini Colege, Janel Leader — Cabrini College 18. The Relationship Between Media and Fear Alyssa Marie Symonds — Cabrini College 19. Bystander Intervention and Moral Responsibility in Domestic and Violent Situations Lauren Marie Keeley — Cabrini College 20. The Relationship Between Rap Lyrics and Aggressive Thoughts Marcelle Anne Crist — Cabrini College 21. Uncovering ethnomethodology Amy Marie Rodden — Cabrini College 22. Violent Video Games and Aggression Ashley Neela Santiago — Cabrini College 23. Which is a Stronger Deterrent: Certainty or Severity? Kayla Sade’ Tindal — Cabrini College 24. Sex-Based Disparities in Criminal Sentencing: An Investigation of the Chivalry and Evil Woman Hypotheses. Rosemary Teresa Doyle — Cabrini College 25. Body Image Preference Among Races Shamone Taysha Allien — Central Conneticut State University 26. Individual Beneficiaries: User-Type Husbands in the Swinger Lifestyle Laken N. Pruitt — Concord University 27. Community gardens and public space in Flatlands, Brooklyn. Meghan Althea Richards — Brooklyn College 28. Inequality at State Liberal Arts Schools: Race, Class, and Gender and Major Choice Ashley Rose Acevedo — Eastern Connecticut State University 29. CHEER Model: Creating Sustainable Communities for Good Health and Economic Development in Hartford, CT Raja Staggers-Hakim — Eastern Connecticut State University 30. The Political Ecology of Gold: An Analysis of Ecological Destruction in El Salvador Ryan Anthony Byrne — Eastern University 31. Too Lenient, Too Harsh? An Examination of How an Individual’s Sex, Race, and Political Affiliation affect their Perceptions of the Sentencing System Erin E Bixler — Elizabethtown College 32. How Have Movies In The Last 30 Years Influenced The Practice Of Bullying In High School? Cheryl Garber — Elmira College 33. Sexual Harassment and Women in Management: A Missing Link Melanie Anne Schneiderman — Ithaca College
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102. Graduate Education Committee - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Judith Perez-Caro
103. The Obama Presidency and US Presidential Politics - Presidential Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Justin R. Young, University of New Hampshire Voter Turnout in the Obama Age: Diversity, Political Mobilization and the Moderating Effects of a Black Presidential Candidate. Justin R. Young — University of New Hampshire The Obama Conundrum: Corporate/Institutional Embeddedness and Social Movement Impact on the Adoption and Implementation of Progressive Reform Kevin Young — Stony Brook University, Michael Schwartz — Stony Brook University Dis-Culture, Racecraft, and the Obama Presidency: A Case Study in White Resistance to Black Political Leadership Cheryl Townsend Gilkes — Colby College
104. The Net Effect by Thomas Streeter - Author-Meets-Critics - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Mary Gray, Indiana University and Microsoft Critics: Mary Gray, Indiana University and Microsoft Laura J. Miller, Brandeis University Gina Neff, University of Washington and Princeton University
105. Session III - Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice - St. James Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University Is Moral Capital Worth It?: Analyzing morality as a social boundary Keith R. Brown — Saint Joseph’s University Doctor Who? Medical Hierarchy as Marked by Clothing Norms among Workers in a Hospital Setting Tania M. Jenkins — Brown University Appearances Matter: Social Inequalities and Consumption Practices John W. Clarry — Bloomfield College Cultural Capital as the Mechanism for Social Distinction or Connection? A Case Study of Educational Mobility and Classical Music Education among Children of Chinese Immigrants Wei-Ting Lu — City University of New York _The Gradaute Center Discussant: Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University
106. Improving Conditions for Paid Care Workers - Mini-conference: Caring on the Clock - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Organizers: Amy Armenia, Randolph-Macon College; Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Clare Stacey, Kent State University Presider: Amy Armenia, Randolph-Macon College "Because Children are My Passion": Motivations in Care Worker Unionism Clare Hammonds — Brandeis University "These hands ...": Building a Movement of Caring Selves Deborah L. Little — Adelphi University Building Meaningful Career Lattices: Direct Care Workers in Long Term Care Jennifer Craft Morgan — Georgia State University, Brandy Farrar — American Institutes of Research Supporting a Diverse Healthcare Workforce through Innovative Partnerships Bond Meg — University of Massachusetts Lowell, Michelle Haynes — University of Massachusetts Lowell, Robin Toof — University of Massachusetts Lowell Discussant: Mary Tuominen, Denison University
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Friday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 107. Food as a Tool for Social Control - Mini-conference: Food Studies - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York; Alexandrea Ravenelle, City University of New York Graduate Center Presider: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York Discipline and Nourish?: Dynamics of Social Control in Food Pantries Caitlin Daniel — Harvard University, Jenny Stuber — University of North Florida Devouring Dissent: ’Duckeasy’ Dinners during Chicago’s Foie Gras Ban Michaela DeSoucey — North Carolina State University Private Dinners, Public Families: Women and Food Provision in Low-Income Households Wei-ting Chen — Johns Hopkins University Class, gender and the politics of everyday foodwork Norah MacKendrick — Rutgers University Discussant: Alexandrea Ravenelle, City University of New York Graduate Center
108. Constructing Identities: Ethnicity and Belonging - Mini-conference: Identity and Immigration - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Local, National and Transnational Belonging: States and Second Generation Constructions of Germanness and Citizenship Daniel Williams — Carleton College The Puzzle of Panethnicity: A Theoretical Reformulation Sarah Tosh — City University of New York Graduate Center, Mehdi Bozorgmehr — City University of New York, Paul Ong — University of California at Los Angeles On Being Jewish AND Latino: The Construction of a Pan-ethnic Identity Laura Limonic — City University of New York Graduate Center Being and Belonging: The Transnational Social Fields of Second-Generation Muslim Americans Michelle Byng — Temple University
109. Technology and the Shaping of Reproductive Choice - Mini-conference: Reproduction - Statler Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Susan Markens, be City University of New York, Lehman College and the Graduate Center.; Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton University Presider: Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton University "One Pill Fits All: How Hormonal Contraception is Redefining Femininity" Skye Adell Miner — Brandeis Perspectives on Cesarean Sections by Maternal Request: Expectant mothers preserving autonomy? Alexandria Vasquez — Brandeis Organizational Constraints on Patient Care on a Labor and Delivery Floor Theresa Morris — Trinity College, Jake Pullis — Trinity College Birth Visionaries: An Examination of Unassisted Childbirth Lauren Ashley Brown — Boston College A Dangerous Technology: The Multiple Meanings of Manual Vacuum Aspiration, from Washington, DC to Dakar. Siri Suh — Columbia University Discussant: Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton University
110. Session on Cross-National Comparative Perspectives on Immigration and Integration - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Organizers: Kris Noam, University of California Irvine; Evren Yalaz, Rutgers University; Jessica sperling, The City University of New York Presider: Kris Noam, University of California Irvine The ins and outs of being an in- and an outsider: collecting cross-national qualitative data Kris Noam — University of California Irvine Comparing Race across National Boundaries: Lessons from a Case Study of the US and Spain Jessica sperling — The City University of New York "The challenge of context in comparative research: The case of Russian-speaking Jewish immigration in the U.S. and Germany" Jay (Koby) Oppenheim — City University of New York Between Legality & Exclusion: The Mechanics of Undocumented Practices of Citizenship in Paris & New York Stephen P Ruszczyk — City University of New York Graduate Center Discussant: Nancy Foner, The City University of New York
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Friday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 111. Gender, Occupational Mobility, Prestige & Representation - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Heather Hofmeister, Goethe-University, Frankfurt, Germany Gendered Musical Chairs: Job Succession and Sex Segregation Roberto Fernandez — MIT, Gokce Basbug — MIT Sloan School of Management "You See? They’re Not Good Enough to be Here": How Race and Gender Shape Confidence in Law School. Yung-Yi Diana Pan — Brooklyn College - City University of New York Are work interruptions related to women’s career prospects? A comparison of careers in Germany, Sweden and the U.S.? Marie Evertson — University of Stockholm, Daniela Grunow — University of Amsterdam, Silke Aisenbrey — Yeshiva University The Intersection of Race and Gender in STEM Fields Attainment Yingyi Ma — Syracuse University
112. Twitter, Journalism, and Political Identity - Regular Paper Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Tauna Starbuck Sisco, Saint Anselm College Twitter and Journalism in the 2011-2012 Republican Primary Dhiraj Murthy — Bowdoin college, Laura Petto — Bowdoin College Pragmatism and the Performance of Political Identity on Twitter Ahrum Lee — University of Virginia, Daniel Joseph Finn — University of Virginia
113. Criminal Justice in the South - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Julie Netherland, Drug Policy Alliance G.R.I.T.S: The Impact of the Southern Subculture of Violence on Female Homicide Offending Jessica Marie Doucet — Francis Marion University, Julia M. D’Antonio-Del Rio — Louisiana State University, Chantel D. Chauvin — Louisiana State University Operationalizing the Southern Subculture of Violence: An Examination of Four Measures of Southern Culture Julia M. D’Antonio-Del Rio — Louisiana State University The West Memphis 3: Prosecutorial Misconduct and Justice Denied Michael William Smith — Saint Anselm College, Michael Hanna — St. Anselm College
114. Gender and Politics in the Middle East - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Radha Modi, University of Pennsylvania Return of the Gendered Charisma in Politics: The Case of Recep Tayyip Erdogan Betul Eksi — Northeastern University Unanticipated Consequences of the "Arab Spring" Cynthia Epstein — City University of New York Graduate Center, Kannaki Bharali — City University of New York Graduate Center Gender, Politics, and Social Change in the Middle East: How Women are Changing the Political Landscape Elhum Haghighat — Lehman College, The City University of New York
115. Reproducing and Challenging Inequality in Schools - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Hannah Louise Thomas, Brandeis University Reproducing social inequality via student ability grouping in schools Janese Free — Emmanuel College Adaptive Social Closure and "Non-Standardized" Admissions Criteria: Implications for Inequality in Higher Education Tina Wildhagen — Smith College Growing Class Differences in Extracurricular Participation Carl B Frederick — Harvard University, Kaisa Snellman — Harvard University, Robert D. Putnam — Harvard University
116. Economic Social Actors and Forms of Consumption 1 - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Elizabeth Ann Whitaker, Central Michigan University Reimagining Exchange and Value: New Cultural Practices through Hipster Habitus Juliet Schor — Boston College, Emilie Anne Dubois — Boston College Expenditure patterns by Race/Ethnicity in U.S. Households 1990-2010. Megumi Omori — Bloomsburg University of PA Single Women and Their Housing Tenure Choice after the Housing Bubble Burst Ying Yang — Shippensburg University
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Friday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 117. Religion, Gender, and Feminism - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Erin K. Anderson, Washington College Islamic Feminism in Turkey: The Case of ’Capital City Women’s Platform’ (BKP) Ozgur Celenk — State University of New York at Albany Social Change, Social Action and Spiritual Practice: Contemporary Paganism, Feminism and Environmentalism Helen A Berger — Women’s Studies Ressearch Center, Brandeis University Technology of the "Divine" Body: A case study of Bauls of Bengal Mohammad Mozumder — University of Pittsburgh Being and Belonging in Transnational Women’s Religious Communities: Catholic Sisters As Transnational Actors Casey Clevenger — Brandeis University
118. In Their Own Voices: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Community College Students; sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: Lisa Handler, Community College of Philadelphia Jamie Gusrang — Community College of Philadelphia Lisa Handler — Community College of Philadelphia J. Alison Watts — Community College of Philadelphia 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 119. Undergraduate Poster Session II - - Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) Organizer: Polly Smith, Utica College 1. Voter Turnout among the Formerly Chronically Homeless Andrew Moyseowicz — Emmanuel College 2. Perspectives of the Efficacy of the Treatment of Mental Illness in Haiti Katherine Ruth Comeau — Fitchburg State University 3. The Perception of Time in American Life: Can We Really Have It All? Margaret Susan Weisman — Gettysburg College 4. Stigma and Intellectual Disability: Sometimes the Best Intentions have the Worst Results Kelsey Claire Boyce — Gettysburg College 5. The presentation of gender and sexuality in lesbian personal ads Yisbely Ramona Alevante — Gettysburg College 6. Who’s the Man in the Relationship? Brittany Jobes — Gettysburg College 7. Corporal Punishment: The Intersection of Religious Ideals and Reality Katherine Lynn Higgins — Gettysburg College 8. "Almost like a real band": Navigating a gendered jazz art world Chelsea Marie Wahl — Hamilton College, Stephen Ellingson — Hamilton College 9. In Your Condition: The Pregnancy Police and the Social Implications of Public Surveillance Elly Marie Field — Hamilton College 10. Foreclosure in the Sun Belt: Social Capital and Community in the Wake of Economic Crisis David Schwartz — Hamilton College 11. Examining the Sexual Double Standard Through Analyzing the Content of Two Campus Newspapers William Gorder Kerr van der Wal — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Hilary Fenner — Hobart and William Smith, Eliza Orrick — Hobart and William Smith Colleges 12. The Sexual Double Standard in College with Respect to Gender and Class Year Samantha Prouty — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Sasha Borenstein — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Jamal Combs — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Madeleine Dann Waters — Hobart and William Smith Colleges 13. THE SEXUAL DOUBLE STANDARD FROM ONE MAN TO ANOTHER: A Male Perspective Jordan Elizabeth Hawn — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Allison Kilroy — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Noah Lucas — Hobart and William Smith Colleges 14. Operations of the Sexual Double Standard in Gender Groups Claire Thompson Criniti — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Dylan Hysack — Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Natalie Singer — Hobart and William Smith Colleges 15. "You’ve Probably Never Heard of It": The Presentation of Authenticity within the Indie Music Scene of Williamsburg, Brooklyn Rachel Marie Paquin — Iona College, Marcus D. Aldredge — Iona College 16. Breaking Gender Boundaries: The Case of Women Strength Trainers Jillian Ruth Doyle — Ithaca College 17. Perceptions of ’Biddies’ and ’Bros’: Gender, Sexuality, and Hooking Up Benjamin Jacob Maust — Ithaca College 18. Analysis of the Military Milieu and Peer Acceptance Sensitivity: Implications on Veterans Seeking Help with Mental Health Issues Yilmaz Suleyman Yoruk — Ithaca College 19. Sports media’s potential to foster social justice: Relevance of parasocial principles Ryan Gerrity — James Madison University, Jacki Fitzpatrick — Texas Tech University
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119. Undergraduate Poster Session II - - Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) – cont’d
20. Supporting Parents to support LGBT Youth Webster Innocent — John Jay College 21. LGBT Youth and Mental Health Maria Livanou — John Jay College 22. The Irish Immigration Reform Movement: A Social Movement Analysis Jennifer Anne Wiemers — Keene State College, Enea Brotzman — Keene State College, Niall Moran — Keene State College 23. Constructing & Marketing Institutions of Higher Education: The Role of the Campus Visit and Tour in the Undergraduate Admissions Process Nicholas William Lehn — Kenyon College 24. Reading, Pennsylvania: Deconstructing Poverty through Politics and Deindustrialization Jarred M Schlottman — Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 25. Are Le Moyne College Sociology Graduates a Microcosm of the Nation’s Sociology Graduates? Korleen Brady — Le Moyne College, Hannah Miles — Le Moyne College, Gabrielle Testani — Le Moyne College, Alyssa Lefebvre — Le Moyne College 26. Gang Activity in Beach Communities Shane Douglas Miller — Lebanon Valley College, Adam C. Gardner — Lebanon Valley College 27. Social Inequality in Achievement: The Role of Women in Society Brittany Ann Soda — Lebanon Valley College 28. Poverty and Achievement: Does Neighborhood Setting affect Academic Performance? Emmitt Michael Smith — Lebanon Valley College 29. Does Social Inequality Influence Happiness? Kelly Ann Fahnestock — Lebanon Valley College 30. The role that Social Economic Class and Inequality plays on the health of adults: Does money really matter? Nahed Khalil — Lebanon Valley College 31. Upward Mobility: The Power of Opportunity Jordan Lynn Weaver — Lebanon Valley College 32. Occupation and Work Force Inequality Jacquelyn Marie Hoover — Lebanon Valley College 33. Work in Progress: The Dynamics of Student Movements against Sweatshops Melissa Janine Madden — Villanova University 34. Gender Development and Ideology in Single-Sex Youth Sports Kristen Ainsley DiGloria — Villanova University 35. Support or Disapproval of Prison Higher Education Programs Among Administrators and Students at Three Universities Emily Kate Several — Villanova University 36. Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP): An Analysis of the Effect of School Choice and Self-Selection on Academic Success Rachel Flood — Villanova University, Rick Eckstein — Villanova University 37. The Democratization of Public Opinion: Dynamics of Power and Rhetoric on Twitter during the 2012 Presidential Debates Chelsea Rae Fallon — Villanova University 38. Spirituality as Product: The Tourism Industry Along the Ganga Nadine Biss — Wheaton College 39. Retirement Savings: Perceptions and Realities Grace Marie Goodhew — Ithaca College
120. Care Network Meeting - Meeting - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Organizer: Amy Armenia, Randolph-Macon College
121. Committee on Community Colleges - Meeting - Exeter Room
122. Creating Social Change Agents: Turning Points and Social Conditions –Presidential Session - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College; Susan A Ostrander, Tufts Presider: Marshall Ganz, Harvard University Local Conditions and Community Change Agents in an All America City Susan A. Ostrander — Tufts "Gradual or Sudden? Whites Confronting Racism and the Onset of Activism" Mark R. Warren — University of Massachusetts, Boston A Broader Sense of ’We’: Interfaith Community Organizing, Civic Engagement, and Multicultural Education Connie K. Chung — Harvard University Turning Points in their Lives: Chinese and Indian Women Leaders Working Toward Social Justice Rosanna Hertz — Wellesley College Discussant: Marshall Ganz, Harvard University
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123. The Axial Age and Sociology Today - Regular Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: John Torpey, City University of New York Graduate Center Our Spiritual Strivings and the Axial Age: Du Bois, Jaspers, and Universal History John Boy — City University of New York Graduate Center Spiteful Zeus: Religious Ideology in Axial Age Greece John Shean — LaGuardia Community College Ancient China and the Axial Age Debate: Max Weber and Marcel Granet Bryan S. Turner — City University of New York Graduate Center Is there a future for religion in Axial Age theorizing? Ed Tiryakian — Duke University Discussant: John Torpey, City University of New York Graduate Center
124. Sustainability in Action - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Presider: Brian Obach, State University of New York at New Paltz Envisioning "Green" Reproduction: Sustainable Ways of Parenting Cristina Sofia Richie — Marian Court College Sustainable Lifestyles: Connections between Anti-Consumption and Collective Action Janet A Lorenzen — Rutgers University A Case Study of Three Sustainability Movement Groups and Their Literature: A Call for ’Just Sustainability’ Phoebe Godfrey — University of Connecticut Land Use Policy and Environmental Culture: Case Studies from California Chris Ryan Drue — University of California San Diego
125. Introductory Sociology Textbooks - Conversation - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts Margaret Andersen, University of Delaware Dalton Conley Michael Kimmel, State University of New York Stony Brook John Macionis, Kenyon College Jeff Manza, New York University Richard Schaefer, DePaul University George Ritzer, University of Maryland
126. Dominatrix: Gender, Eroticism, and Control in the Dungeon by Danielle Lindemann - Author-Meets- Critics - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Lynn Chancer, Hunter College Discussants: Wendy Chapkis, University of Southern Maine William Kornblum, Graduate Center of the City University Terry Williams, The New School for Social Research
127. Raising Brooklyn: Nannies, Childcare, and Caribbeans Creating Community by Tamara Mose Brown - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Lauren E. McDonald, California State University Northridge Critics: Cameron Macdonald, University of Wisconsin-Madison Pamela Stone, Hunter College & CUNY Graduate Center Mary C. Waters, Harvard University Randol Contreras, California State University Fullerton
128. Aging Our Way:Lessons for Living from 85 and Beyond by Meika Loe - Author-Meets-Critics - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Abigail Brooks, Providence College Critics: Sara Moorman, Boston College Renee Lynn Beard, College of the Holy Cross Madonna Harrington Meyer, Syracuse University
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 129. Food as a Tool for Constructing Ethnic Identity - Mini-conference: Food Studies - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York; Alexandrea Ravenelle, City University of New York Graduate Center Presider: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York Eat to Live: African Americans’ Negotiations of Food and Culture in Washington, D.C. Ashanté M. Reese — American University Real Tamales: Presentations and Authenticities in New York City Scarlett Lindeman — City University of New York A Suitcase full of Kimchi: 1.5 Korean-American Identity Formation through Foodways Amanda Mayo — Boston University Symbol and Sel Roti: The Taste of Return in Nepali-Bhutanese-Hindu Refugee Belief, Ritual Performance, and Cuisine Dorothy Abram — Johnson & Wales University Discussant: Samantha Saghera, The CUNY Graduate Center
130. Stratification, Diversity and the Military - Mini-conference: Military - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College Sustainable Justice: Veterans’ Outcomes After Desegregation of Combat Forces Mary Kniskern — University of Maryland, Dave\id Segal — University of Maryland Hearing Crickets: The Repeal of DADT and the Military Morten Ender — U.S. Military Academy Military Student Engagement Demond Mullins — City University of New York Discussant: Ryan Kelty, Washington College
131. Contraception, Pregnancy, and the Politics of Reproduction - Mini-conference: Reproduction - Statler Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Susan Markens, be City University of New York, Lehman College and the Graduate Center.; Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton University Presider: Susan Markens, be City University of New York, Lehman College and the Graduate Center. "Sexual Identity and Behavior: The Experience of Pregnancy among New York City Adolescents" Natalee Simpson — Syracuse University, Andrew London — Syracuse University Community Effects on Young Women’s Contraceptive Use in the Rural U.S. Rachel Shattuck — University of Maryland, College Park Race/Ethnicity, Attitudes, and Service Utilization for Infertility: Data from a Population- Based Sample Arthur Greil — Alfred University, Julia McQuillan — University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Karina M. Shreffler — Oklahoma State University, Katherine M. Johnson — Tulane University Whose Children are the Future of the Nation? ’Racial Anxiety’ Framing in Contemporary Debates on Reproduction in the United States Kia Heise — University of Minnesota Discussant: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University
132. Lavender in the Academy, Sponsored by the LGBTQ Caucus - Invited Session - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University; Kim Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University Presider: Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University Kyla M Bender-Baird — City University of New York Graduate Center Kim Dugan — Eastern Connecticut State University Alex Redcay — Rutgers University Cara Bergstrom-Lynch — Eastern Connecticut State University Gil Zicklin — Montclair State University
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 133. Interracial Relationships - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Race, Gender and Issues of Self-Disclosure for Black Female-White Male Intimate Couples Marya T. Mtshali — Boston College College Students’ Attitudes on Intimate and Romantic Relationships: The Black Male Body as "Forbidden Fruit" Pao Lee Vue — St. John Fisher College, Kaylee Zaleski — St. John Fisher College The Imaginary Barriers Between Us: Racial Boundaries and Interracial Intimacy among White Hip-Hop Youth Carolyn Corrado — State University of New York at Albany Discussant: Kamryn D Warren, University of Connecticut
134. The Social Construction of Fatherhood - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Presider: Erin Marie Rehel, Vanderbilt University Who’s to Blame? Framing Low Father Involvement as a Social Problem in the 20th and 21st Centuries Kathleen E. Denny — University of Maryland, Shanna Brewton-Tiayon — University of Maryland, Lucia Lykke — University of Maryland, Melissa A. Milkie — University of Maryland Crowding out Dad: Tensions between Father Involvement and Child Care by Extended Kin Erin Marie Rehel — Vanderbilt University
135. Sex, Gender and Sexualities - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Jennifer Raymond, Union Institute and University Presider: Jodi H. Cohen, Bridgewater State University Baking, Babies and Blogging: Voices of Techno-powered Mothers Jennifer Raymond — Union Institute and University Revisiting gender socialization in the family: Trans-identified individuals highlight the power of unspoken expectations in gender socialization. Jessica MacNamara — University at Buffalo Gender differences, self-esteem, and stigma seen in student responses to IPV vignettes Taylor Lynn Hall — Boston University The Response, or Lack of Response, to Homophobic Language in American High School Culture Meghan Murphy — University at Buffalo Discussant: Jodi H. Cohen, Bridgewater State University
136. Gendering the Job - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Michael J. Staley, University of New Hampshire Degendering Leadership: No More Iron Ladies or Fashionista Heads of State Barret Katuna — University of Connecticut Sex Segregation at Work: Gender and Self-Presentation at the Hiring Interface Ruthanne Huising — McGill University, Emily Mendel — McGill University, Roberto Fernandez — MIT The Madonna-Bitch Dichotomy: Gender conflict and normative role performance issues for women on co- gender wrestling teams Ember Skye W. Kane-Lee — Brooklyn College
137. Globalization and the Media - Regular Paper Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Rebecca Tiger, Middlebury College Locating media globalization in China: analyzing the discursive construction of places in the social networking website. Haoyue Li — State University of New York at Albany Recursive Flows: How Cultural Products Move Across and Beyond Boundaries Heidi Rademacher — Stony Brook University Mass Media and the Globalization of Emotions: The Case of Emotional Performances in America’s and China’s Next Top Model Junhow Wei — University of Pennsylvania
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 138. Perceptions and Experiences of the Criminal Justice System - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Claire Cook, The George Washington University Youth Perceptions of Policing in Urban Communities Christine S. Barrow — Molloy College "It Made Me Angry...But I Couldn’t Do Nothing": Contributions of the Criminal Justice System to Stressors Faced By Youth in Baltimore Melody Boyd — State University of New York Brockport, Susan Clampet- Lundquist — Saint Joseph’s University To pay or not to pay: The role of satisfaction, policing context and perceptions of safety on willingness to fund (or defund) the police Brian Lockwood — Monmouth University, Brian R. Wyant — La Salle, Ronald Reisner — Monmouth University, Gregory J. Coram — Monmouth University Neighborhood Watch: Resident perceptions of crime and drugs in NYC Joshua Eichenbaum — John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Evan Misshula — Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York, Christina Celi — John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Ric Curtis — John Jay College External Perceptions of a Stigmatized Community: Exploring the Tension between Place and Region Chris R. Colocousis — James Madison University
139. Gender and Sexual Violence - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of PA; Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University Presider: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of PA If Not Gender, What? Disentangling Issues of Power and Inequality Among Heterosexual, Lesbian and Bisexual Women Victims of IPV Bethany M. Coston — Stony Brook University The Economic Impact of Sexual Violence: A New Lens on the Consequences of Rape Rebecca Loya — Brown University Are You ’Akin’ for a Legitimate Discussion on Sexual Violence? Making Meaning of the Semantic Showdown over Rape (already accepted as part of Committee on the Status of Women’s Gender and Sexual Violence panel) Elizabeth D. Mount — George Mason University Male Rape Myths Judith E. Rosenstein — United States Naval Academy, Marjorie H. Carroll — United States Military Academy The Neoliberal Citizen: Biopolitics and Forced Sterilization of Women in Neoliberal Peru Lucía Isabel Stavig — Arizona State University Discussant: Dana Hysock Witham, Indiana University of PA
140. Gender and Sexuality in Education - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: George Robert Still, State University of New York Plattsburgh Girl Geeks?: Technology Use and Digital Learning among Low-Income and Minority Girls Johanna Pabst — Boston College Sisters and Team Moms: Doing Gender in a Male Dominated College Laurie L. Gordy — Newbury College Vocational Training, Technical Education and Women Empowerment Farhan Navid Yousaf — University of Connecticut, Kashif Ali — University of Connecticut Breaking the Silence: A Review of LGBTIQQ Resources at Rutgers University Rachel R. Bogan — City University of New York Graduate Center
141. Health Disparities: Race and Class - Regular Paper Session - St. James Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jessica Warner Pardee, Rochester Institute of Technology "Oprah told me about it": Social class differences in health information Ann V Bell — University of Delaware No Time for Weight?: Examining The Influence of Maternal Weight in Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Low Birthweight Karyn Alayna Stewart — Syracuse University The Role of Minority Physicians in Class- and Race-Based Health Disparities in the United States Sarah Simon — Virginia Commonwealth University
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 142. Electoral Politics, War and Terrorism - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Joseph N Cohen, Queens College US Public Diplomacy during the Iraqi Elections of 2010: Harmony with Iran and Saudi Arabia to Sustain Stability in Iraq Mohammed H. Al-Azdee — University of Bridgeport Unemployment, Military Enlistment and the 2008 Presidential Election Jungyun Gill — Stonehill College, James DeFronzo — University of Connecticut, Laura Dzgoeva — Stonehill College, Kelli Brodbeck — Stonehill College When There Is No Clear Winner: A Case Study of New Hampshire Public Patriotic Sentiment during Troop Withdrawal from Iraq Tauna Starbuck Sisco — Saint Anselm College, Sara E. Smits Keeney — Saint Anselm College The Political, Economic and Social Costs of Wars on Terrorism: Worth the Price? Joseph N Cohen — Queens College
143. Introduction to LIS: A Resource for Cross-National Research on Poverty, Inequality, Employment, and Wealth - Workshop - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Janet C. Gornick, City University of New York Poverty and Inequality: A Study of Children’s Economic Wellbeing in Middle-Income Countries Emily Nell — The City University of New York Graduate Center A Cross-National Study on Single-Parent Families and Poverty Reduction:The Impact of Transfers, Policies, and Regulations Laurie Maldonado — The City University of New York Graduate Center Inequalities in Working Time: Variation Across High and Middle-Income Countries Peter Frase — The City University of New York Graduate Center Women’s Employment, Unpaid Work, Government-Provided Services, and Economic Inequality Sarah Kostecki — The City University of New York Graduate Center, Berglind Holm Ragnarsdottir — The City University of New York Graduate Center Diplomas and Marriage Certificates: Does Income Inequality Increase the Prevalence of Educational Assortative Mating? Dave Monaghan — The City University of New York Graduate Center Discussant: Janet C. Gornick, City University of New York
144. Assessing your Professional Development Needs for Career Success - Focus Group - Board Room (4thFlr) Graduate Students are welcome to attend on a first come, first serve basis Organizer and Presider: Judith Perez-Caro
145. Youth, Work and Occupation - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 1 Presider: Kara Cebulko, Providence College The Importance of Context: Legal status and Post High School Transitions among Brazilian Youth in Massachusetts Kara Cebulko — Providence College Understanding the Occupational Aspirations of Adolescents: An Examination of Racial/Ethnic Patterns Sampson Lee Blair — State University of New York Buffalo, Patricia Neff Claster — Edinboro University Adolescent Substance Use and Occupational Aspirations Melissa A. Menasco — Canisius College, Sampson Lee Blair — State University of New York Buffalo Does independence equal adulthood? Sylvie Honig — Bryn Mawr College, Richard A. Settersten — Oregon State University
146. Assimilation - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 10 Presider: Paoyi Huang, City University of New York Graduate Center West Indian Residential Settlement and Distribution in Traditional and Emerging Destinations, 2000-2009 D Augustus Anderson — University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Latinos in the New York Metro Area: Who Moves to the Suburbs? Jennifer C. Sloan — city University of New York Graduate Center Recast(e)ing Inequality: Residential Segregation by Caste across City Size in India Gayatri Singh — Brown University, Trina Vithayathil — Brown University
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 147. Urban Issues - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 2 Presider: Nicholas Occhiuto, Columbia University Taxi Driver: A Stranger Studies Strangers Nicholas Occhiuto — Columbia University High Speed Rail in Upstate New York, Fantasy or Forthcoming Paul Thomas Knudson — The College of Saint Rose The role of negative stereotypes and stigmas in challenges faced by African American, Afro-Caribbean, and other Hispanic minorities in building systems of support needed to succeed in higher educational institutions in greater Boston and in the US Tsiom Ion Motkin — University of Zurich, CH
148. Sociology of the Family - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 3 Presider: Michelle Barton, State University of New York Albany Reading Durkheim in the Twenty-first Century: The Continuing Relevance of Durkheim’s Sociology of the Family Mary Ann Lamanna — University of Nebraska at Omaha Parental Status, Spousal Behaviors and Marital Satisfaction Michelle Barton — State University of New York Albany "New Love, New Life" -- Marital Quality and Dyadic Interactions in Remarriage Muh-Chung Lin — University of Chicago
149. Race - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 4 Presider: Sandra L. Hanson, Catholic University State-Level Minority Threat and Felony Disenfranchisement Tanya N. Whittle — University of Delaware From the Philadelphia Negro to the Prison Industrial Complex: The Continuing Significance of Race and Crime in America Owen M. Brown — Medgar Evers College Investigating Change in Racial Attitudes with Higher Education Koyel Khan — University of Connecticut Racial Space Theory Jeff McGraham — Brooklyn College The American Dream: A Look at the Dream for Latinos Sandra L. Hanson — Catholic University
150. International Perspectives - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 5 Presider: Hewan Girma, State University of New York at Stony Brook Confucian Center in Africa Hewan Girma — State University of New York at Stony Brook The Importance of Organized Crime for Success of Separatist Movements: The Paired Cases of Georgia and Serbia Danilo Mandic — Harvard University Turkish Transnational Business Professionals in Istanbul: Globalization, Cosmopolitanism and the Emerging Elite Deniz Ilhan — Stony Brook University The Role of the Nation-State in the Global Age Andrea Borghini — University of Pisa (Italy) Human Rights without Citizenship?: The Paradoxes of Inclusion and Exclusion in South Korea’s Policy Discourses on Immigration Keumjae Park — William Paterson University
151. Gender Identity and Performance - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 6 Presider: Allison Carter, Rowan University Stuck in Transit: Managing Gender Identity during Arrested Gender Transition Stephanie Bonvissuto — University of Massachusetts Boston ’Doing Gender’ in Student-Counselor Interactions Briana J. Stetler — Gettysburg College, Voonchin Phua — Gettysburg College (Thin) Citizenship Fragmented: Gender Transitions Tre Wentling — Syracuse University
152. Education - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 7 Presider: Chiwen Bao, Harvard University The Influence of Concerted Cultivation on Young Adults’ Educational Attainment: Evidence from the PSID’s Transition to Adulthood Study Brian V Carolan — Montclair State University A Cautious Cosmopolitanism: Black and White Students at a Small College Campus Peter R. Grahame — The Pennsylvania State University, Matthew J. Hansley — The Pennsylvania State University Can You Hear Me Now?: A Content Analysis of Cell Phone Policies in Elizabethtown College Syllabi Barbara Prince — West Virginia University, Michele Lee Kozimor-King — Elizabethtown College Work Conditions of "Taking It Personally": How Conditions of Work Shape Teachers’ Limiting Identity Formations Chiwen Bao — Harvard University
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Friday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 153. Economic Activity, the State, Market and Debt - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 8 Presider: Carl Gershenson, Harvard University Workplace Democracy in the Argentinean Recuperated Enterprises José Itzigsohn — Brown University Protecting Markets from Society Carl Gershenson — Harvard University Who Defines Economic Democracy in Post-developmental State (PDS)? Soyon L. Kim — Stony Brook University The Political Economy of the Third Sector: Defining China’s Third Sector Margaret E. Gaines — Virginia Tech
154. Balancing Pedagogy and Resources: Incorporating High Impact Educational Experiences in a Sociology and Criminal Justice Program - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 9 Organizer and Presider: Marianne Goodfellow, Lebanon Valley College Marianne Goodfellow — Lebanon Valley College Carolyn Hanes — Lebanon Valley College Sharon Arnold — Lebanon Valley College
3:00PM-4:00PM New Books Reception – Imperial Ballroom
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155. The Sociological Imagination and Social Justice: Community Based Participant Action Research for Social Change - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Joseph McLaughlin, Saint Peter’s University; David S. Surrey, Saint Peter’s University Presider: Joseph McLaughlin, Saint Peter’s University Researchers of Latin@ Education Jennifer Ayala — Saint Peter’s College, Catalina Adorno — Saint Peter’s University, Elsy Castillo — Saint Peter’s University, Gabriel Sepulveda — Saint Peter’s University, Florella Cacho — Saint Peter’s University Campaigning for Student Debt Relief at Saint Peter’s College Donal Malone — Saint Peter’s University, Renee Brzyski — Saint Peter’s University, Tashida Chavis — Saint Peter’s University, Kaneisha Smith-Doerr — Saint Peter’s University Social Media: Vehicle(s) for Social Change: Maybe Too Fast For Sustainability David S. Surrey — Saint Peter’s University, Kayla Hanley — Saint Peter’s University, Valeska Cruz — Saint Peter’s University, Paulina Caquias — Saint Peter’s University Social Embeddedness and (Very) Small Business Decision-Making Alex Trillo — Saint Peter’s University, Mary Kate Naatus — Saint Peter’s University, Juliio Herrera — Saint Peter’s University, Alberto Groves — Saint Peter’s University Discussant: Joseph McLaughlin, Saint Peter’s University
156. Organizations and Societal Resilience: How Organizing Practices Can Either Inhibit or Enable Sustainable Communities - Conversation - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Katherine Chen, City University of New York Presider: Katherine Chen, City University of New York George Ritzer, University of Maryland Carmen Sirianni, Brandeis University
157. Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race and Civility in Everyday Life by Elijah Anderson - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Arthur Paris, Syracuse University Critics: Julia Loughlin Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr College Jerry Watts, City University of New York John Western, Syracuse University Elijah Anderson, Yale University
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Friday, 3:30 PM-5:00 PM– cont’d 158. Sexuality, Religion, and Culture - Mini-conference: Identities and Meanings - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Lisa Slattery Walker, University of North Carolina Charlotte Beyond Categorical Dichotomies: Fields of Performance, Figures of Recognition in a Mass Religious Movement Vikash Singh — Rutgers, New Brunswick "Keepin’ It Halal": Muslim American Dating and Cultural Voluntarism John Hoffman O’Brien — NYU Abu Dhabi Finding Home Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Queer Muslim South Asian Women Negotiating Fraught Identities Shweta Majumdar Adur — University of Connecticut, Urooj Arshad — Framing Homosexuality: Examining the Factors that Shape Associations with Homosexuality in Newspapers across Three Nations Amy Adamczyk — City University of New York, John Jay College and the Graduate Center, Chunrye Kim — City University of New York, Lauren Paradis — City University of New York
159. Food as a Tool for Media Representations - Mini-conference: Food Studies - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York; Alexandrea Ravenelle, City University of New York Graduate Center Presider: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New York Cooking and Consciousness Raising: Vegetarian Cookbooks as Manuals for Social Change Laura J. Miller — Brandeis University, Emilie Lynn Hardman — Harvard University Food as a Metaphor in Film: New Directions for Sociological Theory Eleanor Welsh — Chesapeake College, Jean-Louis Marchand — Chesapeake College Improving the Nation’s Health: Media Representations of the Food Education Campaign in Japan Stephanie Assmann — Akita University Discussant: Andrew Wallace, CIty University of New York Graduate Center
160. The Military and Mental Health - Mini-conference: Military - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College Pathways between the Ambient Stress of War and Psychological Distress in Department of Army Civilians Alex Bierman — University of Calgary, Ryan Kelty — Washington College The Unhealed Wounds of War: Social Sources of Disconnection and War Related Traumatic Experiences Elizabeth Ann Gill — Randolph-Macon College "Real" War Versus This War: Legitimacy of the Veteran Experience and the Impact on Veterans’ Mental Health R. Tyson Smith — Brown University, Clifton Yeo — Brown University Discussant: Mary Kniskern, University of Maryland
161. Social Movements and Queer Politics - Mini-conference: Queer Theory and Politics - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Mary Burke, University of Vermont "Gender in a High School Gay-Straight Alliance: Experiences of and Perceptions about Self-Identified Straight Girls as Allies" Amie Levesque — Northeastern University "Queers Deserve More": Radical Critiques of Gay and Lesbian Pride Celebrations Maura Ryan — Georgia State University From Narratives of Encouragement to Individual Accounts of Blame: Middle-Class Respectability in the ’It Gets Better’ Anti-Gay Bullying Project Doug Meyer — The Graduate Center of the City University of New York
162. Intimate Relationships - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Antonia Randolph, University of Delaware The Limits of the Egalitarian Narrative: Reproducing Gender Inequality in the Home Ellen Lamont — New York University "Power Play": BDSM, Power Relations, and "Alternative" Intimacy Jeffrey Kenneth Hass — University of Richmond, Irene Petten — Columbus State Community College Characteristics of Activities that Affect the Development of Women’s Same-Sex Relationships Laurel R. Davis-Delano — Springfield College
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Friday, 3:30 PM-5:00 PM– cont’d 163. Social Capital, Cohesion, and Integration - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Todd Squitieri, William Paterson University The Politics of Everyday Mobility: Exploring Train Space, the Global City, and Radical Subjectivity aboard Washington, DC’s Metrorail Robert P. Fenton — George Mason University The Importance of Place: Is Social Cohesion Shaped by Class, Race and Space? Alexis R. Mann — Brandeis University, Sara Chaganti — Brandeis University Unequal Footing: The Politics of Small Urban Objects Mike Owen Benediktsson — Hunter College Refugee Experience and Networks: Bhutanese Refugee’s Transition from Refugee Camps to the United States. Anamika Sharma — State University of New York Buffalo Consuming Liminality: Second-hand goods and the Spatiality of Risk and Uncertainty in New York City Pawnshops Martha Coe — New York University 164. Gender Patterns in the Workplace - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Richard E Ocejo, John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Gender Composition of Occupations and its Relation to Work-Family Conflict and Policies Orlaith D. Heymann — University of Massachusetts-Boston Workplace Control of Women in the US Labor Market Dina Banerjee — Shippensburg University of PA, Ying Yang — Shippensburg University Married Men and Their Wives’ Careers: Freedom to be, or not to be, Ideal Workers Erin Reid — Boston University 165. Balancing Work and Family - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Heather Beth Johnson, Lehigh University Part-Time Work and The Mommy Wars: Are part-time working mothers getting caught in the crossfire or achieving victory? Michelle Napierski-Prancl — Russell Sage College Fatherhood at Work and at Home: An analysis of men’s joint identifications with parenting and work Iyar Mazar — Boston College Politics and Parenting: The Public and Private Caregiving of Politicians in their Families and Communities Cheryl Najarian Souza — University of Massachusetts, Lowell 166. Digital Media and Social Change - Regular Paper Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas Past, Present, Future Hauntings: Virtual Mourning and Commemoration Among the Sikh Diaspora Shruti Devgan — Rutgers University The Role that Played by Facebook in the Collapse of the Mubarak’s Regime 2011 Abeer Abbas Afshi — University of Bridgeport Media Reduces Unemployment Maymunah Ahmed Alshanqiti — University of Bridgeport Exclusionary Politics in an Increasingly Digital Political Age: The Case of Queen Rania of Jordan’s YouTube Channel Sarah K. Meyrick — The George Washington University Are Narratives Falsifiable? Jacob Heller — State University of New York College at Old Westbury 167. Immigration and Crime - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Nicholas Smith, University of Bridgeport Racialization and White Injury Ideology in Anti-Immigration Legislation Cassaundra Rodriguez — University of Massachusetts Amherst Alien Evil: Immigrants, Crime, and Making of the Dangerous Classes Saran Ghatak — Keene State College, Niall Moran — Keene State College Immigration, Crime, and the Effects of the Global Recession Vincent Ferraro — Framingham State University 168. Still Too Much To Ask: The Costs for People of Color in Predominantly White Workplaces - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Jennifer Pierce, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities "The Myth of the Glass Ceiling:" White and African American Women Professionals Navigating Anti- Affirmative Rhetoric at Work" Jennifer Pierce — University of Minnesota, Twin Cities No More Invisible Man: Black Professional Men Navigating Raced and Gendered Interactions in Predominantly White Male Occupations Adia Harvey Wingfield — Gerogia State University, Atlanta Black Women Attorneys Negotiate Structural and Informal Barriers to Career Building Elizaeth Higginbotham — University of Delaware Inequality and the Production of Organizational Identity in Worker Cooperatives Joan S.M. Meyers — School of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers
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Friday, 3:30 PM-5:00 PM– cont’d 169. Human Rights, Gender, and Sexuality - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Presider: Barret Katuna, University of Connecticut Analyzing LGBT Asylum Cases in the United States Cheryl Elizabeth Llewellyn — Stony Brook University Crying for Justice: Post Election Conflicts and Women’s Human Rights Violations in Kenya Njiru Roseanne — University of Connecticut Security in Pink Transit: An analysis of public opinion on the use of women-only transportation as a solution to violence against women Amy Graglia — State University of New York Stony Brook
170. Emerging Issues Within a Higher Educational Context - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land, City University of New York Graduate Center Examining Ideologies of Work, Self-Worth and Education at Salt Lake Community College Will Attwood- Charles — Boston College "I Don’t Know Which Door is Going to Open:" The Implications of Perceived Job Insecurity among Nontraditional College Students Pamela Aronson — University of Michigan-Dearborn Graduate Employees’ Work and Organizing in Today’s University: A New Social Movement Theory Approach to Internal and External Struggles "Enku" Michael Carl Ide — University of Massachusetts Amherst
171. Violence and Repression - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: David Zacuto, State University of New York at Albany Peaceful Protest or Violent Rebellion: Factors explaining the pursuit of nonviolence over violence among ethnic groups Melissa Meek — Koc University, Istanbul Turkey Why Pakistan Cannot Fight Extremism? Fida Mohammad — State University of New York Mano Dura: Violence, Repression, and Zero Tolerance Policies Against Dominican Deportees in Santo Domingo Yolanda C. Martin — Borough of Manhattan Community College, City University of New York In what way did the American Media Coverage portray the US-led invasion of Grenada? Did the coverage reflect the political reality in the country? Leslie Mc queen — University of Bridgeport Sufferings of Families Who Became Victims of Bomb Blast or Suicidal Attacks in Pakistan Saif Abbasi — International Islamic University, Farhan Navid Yousaf — University of Connecticut
172. Aspirations, Information, and Access to Higher Education - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, University of New Mexico: RWJF Fellow Spatial Stratification of Student-Reported Aspirations Rachel G. Leventhal-Weiner — Trinity College Is This Place a Scam? Seeking College Information via Facebook Nicole M. Deterding — Harvard University Riding the Coattails of Hooked Applicants: A Hidden Way of Getting In? Kerstin Gentsch — Princeton University, Thomas J. Espenshade — Princeton University Work-School Patterns of Latino Youth: Examining the Effects of the Great Recession Katrina Van Blaircum — University of Virginia
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
173. Sustainable Democracy: Post-Election Reflections - Plenary - Georgian Room (Mezz.) Presider: Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Saskia Sassen — Columbia University Carmen Sirianni — Brandeis University Michael Jeffries — Wellesley College Marshall Ganz — Harvard University
Reception to follow
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Saturday, 23 March 2013 7:30 AM-8:30 AM 174. ASA Chairs’ Breakfast Meeting - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
8:30 AM-10:00 AM
175. LGBTQ Caucus - Meeting - Stanbro Room (4th Flr) Presider: Kim Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University
176. Occupy and the Media - Thematic Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Presider: Christian Alexander Vaccaro, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Occupy empathy? Online politics and micro-narratives of suffering Timothy Recuber — Princeton University Rattle and Drum - Social protests and media narratives: How US mainstream media covered "Occupy Wall Street" movement Marina Vujnovic — Monmouth University News Media Narratives and the Aesthetics of Occupy Mireille Cecil — George Mason University
177. "Public Higher Education: Necessary for a Sustainable Future" - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Deborah Gambs, Borough of Manhattan Community College; Rose M. Kim, Borough of Manhattan Community College Presider: Deborah Gambs, Borough of Manhattan Community College "Taking refuge in the public university: from Harvard to CUNY" Grace Cho — College of Staten Island "An open university: taking the experimental path" Deborah Gambs — Borough of Manhattan Community College "Start over; start again" Hosu Kim — College of Staten Island "Learning to ask life’s big questions" Rose M. Kim — Borough of Manhattan Community College "The accidental scholar: overcoming the odds and succeeding through CUNY" Jennifer Pastor — Borough of Manhattan Community College "The ’children of the whole people’ can be educated" Michelle Ronda — Marymount Manhattan College "Striving to stay public" Alia Tyner-Mullings — New Community College Discussant: Laura Fantone, University of California Berkeley
178. Getting Ahead: Social Mobility, Public Housing, and Immigrant Networks by Silvia Dominguez - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Nazil Kibria, Boston University Critics: Karen Hansen, Brandeis University José Itzigsohn, Brown University Anahi Viladrich, Queens College
179. Aging and the Life Course - Mini-conference: Aging - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Ashley Mears, Boston University Shifting Course: Financial Impacts of Loss of a Partner Though Death or Divorce in Later Life Laura Sullivan — Brandeis University "Old Women as a ’Series’: Including Age in Intersectional Analyses of Gender." Stacy Marlena Torres — New York University Expectations of Care Unfulfilled?: An Exploratory Analysis of Potential Elder Care Problems Confronting Hispanic Communities as Numbers of Seniors Continue to Grow. Ronald J. O. Flores — Connecticut College, Maria A. Cruz-Saco — Connecticut College, Monika Lopez-Anuarbe — Connecticut College
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180. Negotiating Identities: Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Performance - Mini-conference: Identities and Meanings - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Sheila Pierre, University of Connecticut "We’re Gonna Live it and Say It, and Sing it and Pray It": Native American Artsits and Performative Pedagogy Barbara Gurr — University of Connecticut Problematizing Identities: Negotiating between being Chilean and becoming Latin American abroad Ana Luisa Munoz-Garcia — State University of New York at Buffalo The Everyday Roads to Equalize Oneself: De-Stigmatization Strategies Among Working Class Ethiopian Israelis Adane Zawdu — University of Connecticut Examining Cultural Identity Through Documentary Film: The Case of Mixed Heritage Japanese Descendants in the U.S., Canada, and Hawaii Shima Yoshida — University of Utah
181. Institutions - Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University; Michèle Lamont, Harvard University; Curtis Chan, Harvard University; Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Presider: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University Thinking Like an Economist: The Normative Effects of a Positive Discipline in Three U.S. Policy Domains Elizabeth Popp Berman — State University of New York at Albany Are there Collective Identities Specific to the American Cultural Repertoire? Nicolas Duvoux — University Paris Descartes Diffusion as Negotiation: The Relational Dynamics of How Innovations are Localized and Why They Stick Tamara Kay — Harvard University Making sense of dual citizenship: "passport citizens" and the privatization of national belonging Yossi Harpaz — Princeton University Discussant: Timothy Dowd
182. Globalization, Environment and Political Participation - Mini-conference: Development - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Dimitri Della Faille, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais; F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Presider: F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Moving Beyond Globalization from Below & Reimagining Communities Krista Bywater — Muhlenberg College, Dana Rasch — Hawaii-Pacific University From "Waste to Resources"? How Global Governance may Reshape and Perpetuate the Race to the Bottom in Hazardous Wastes Cristina Lucier — Boston College, Brian J. Gareau — Boston College How sustainability came about? Enrique S Pumar — Catholic University
183. Group Processes I - Mini-conference: Group Processes - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Reef R Youngreen, University of Massachusetts-Boston Divine Monitoring and the Coordination of Cooperative Strategies Nick Berigan — East Tennessee State University, Kyle Irwin — Baylor University, Brandon Martinez — Baylor University The Consequences of Being Mixed-Race Jenelle Noelani Clark — University of Maryland, College Park Cognitive Style Diversity , Group Innovation and Student Team Performance John McCamy Wilkes — Worcester Polytechnic Institute The Collective Mind Trick of Positive/Magical Thinking: The Secret Website as a "Thought Community" Alex Boklin — George Mason University Discussant: Reef R Youngreen, University of Massachusetts-Boston
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Saturday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 184. Military Sociology on the Homefront - Mini-conference: Military - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Regina Smardon, Methodist University Meaning Making about Military Childhood Regina Smardon — Methodist University, Amanda Albrecht — Methodist University, Lucy Parker — Methodist University, Stuart Villegas — Methodist University, Erinn James — Methodist University, Marianty Mavros — Methodist University Military Mothers Talk about Race Relations in the Military Metropolis Vanita Young — Methodist University "People call it Shamming, I just call it taking breaks": the social organization of work in a disciplined institution Ana Rios — Methodist University How do Military Men view the Medical Model of Depression? Amanda Albrecht — Methodist University Discussants: Morten Ender, U.S. Military Academy Regina Smardon, Methodist University
185. Teaching Sociology I - Mini-conference: Teaching - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey Correct, challenged, careless, clueless: Formative assessment designed to improve teaching Judith Stull — La Salle University Crafting Effective Writing Assignments Cheryl Laz — University of Southern Maine "Students Can’t Do it on their Own": Learning to Let Go in the Creation of Significant Student Learning Experiences Kathy Livingston — Quinnipiac University Speed Dating and the Presentation of Self: A Teaching Exercise in Impression Management and Formation Jeff A. Larson — Towson University, William Tsitsos — Towson University Discussant: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey
186. Pathways and Potholes: Entry, Persistence, and Exit in STEM Fields - Mini-conference: Women in Science - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts Amherst Presider: Mary Frank Fox, Georgia institute of Technology A Road instead of Pipeline? Incorporating Agency and Constraint into our Understanding of Women in Science. Enobong Hannah Branch — University of Massachusetts Amherst The New Faculty Profile: Rethinking Academic Institutions based on Partner Employment Status. Patricia Wonch Hill — University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Mary Ann Holmes — University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Julia McQuillan — University of Nebraska-Lincoln The Role of Foreign-Born Women in the Expansion of the Biomedical Postdoc Workforce Lisa Frehill — Energetics Technology Center, Marlene Lee — Population Reference Bureau Gender and Race-Ethnic Variation in Employment Trajectories after College: Are Science and Engineering Degrees an Effective Pathway to STEM Employment for All?" Margaret L. Usdansky — Syracuse University, Sharon Sassler — Cornell University Discussant: Mary Frank Fox, Georgia institute of Technology
187. Critical Perspectives on Addiction - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Julie Netherland, Drug Policy Alliance Medicalization and Biomedicalization: Does the Diseasing of Addiction Fit the Frame? Nancy D. Campbell — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rock Bottom: The Visual Culture of Addiction Rebecca Tiger — Middlebury College ’I just couldn’t keep it in control anymore:’ Weight loss surgery, food addition, and anti-fat stigma. Zoe Meleo-Erwin — City University of New York Graduate Center Women Who Use Methamphetamine: Intersection of Policy, Public Health and Social Services Miriam Boeri — Kennesaw State University
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188. Mental Health and Intersectionality - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jacqueline Smith, Syracuse University A (Re)Examination of Men’s Mental Health Dena T Smith — Goucher College, Dawne Marie Mouzon — Rutgers University The Racial Identities and Mental Well-Being of Brazilian Immigrants Tainah Kitti Michida — Northeastern University, Samita Bhattarai — Northeastern University Race Differences in Mental Health Problems: An Overview of Theoretical Explanations and Empirical Examinations Chioun Lee — Priceton University, Dawne Marie Mouzon — Rutgers University Social Anxiety among Young Adults: A Symbolic Interactionist’s Dilemma Brian Christopher Kelly — Purdue University
189. Cohabitation and Women of Color - Regular Paper Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Presider: Arthur Greil, Alfred University A Package Deal?: Cohabitation Decisions Among Impoverished Black Parents of Adolescents Megan Reid — National Development and Research Institutes, Andrew Golub — National Development and Research Institutes An Unmarried Woman: A Critical Feminist Analysis of Black Women & Marriage Nicole Rousseau — Kent State University "Why Do You Think We Don’t Get Married? Homeless Mothers in San Francisco Speak Out About Having Children Outside of Marriage." Anne R Roschelle — StateUniversity of New York New Paltz
190. Gender, Sexuality, and the Power of Ideology - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Voonchin Phua — Gettysburg College Hookups, Dating and Beyond Virginia Adams O’Connell — Moravian College, Hilary R. O’Connell — Yale University The Rules are Made to be Broken: Dating and Hooking Up on College Campuses Amanda D’Andrea — Clark University Hooking up Among Gay College Men Allison Serina — Gettysburg College, Voonchin Phua — Gettysburg College
191. Children and Violence - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Sampson Lee Blair, State University of New York Buffalo Past Experience of CPA as a Predictor of Subsequent Child Physical Abuse: Direct Effects and Indirect Effects through Pre and Postnatal Substance Use Nicholas Alexander Adams — University of New Hampshire Sexual Violence Against Children in Brazil: a genealogical approach Herbert Rodrigues — University of São Paulo Weapon Carrying as a Response to School-based Threats: An Opportunity Perspective Analysis Ann Marie Popp — Duquesne University Averting School Rampage: Student Intervention amid a Persistent Code of Silence Eric Madfis — University of Washington-Tacoma
192. Global & Macrolevel Insights on Employment Trends - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Zophia Edwards, Boston University Institutions Still Matter: Globalization, Wage Coordination, and Union Density in 18 Affluent Democracies Todd Vachon — University of Connecticut, Michael Wallace — University of Connecticut, Allen Thomas Hyde — University of Connecticut, Rodrigo Figueroa-Valenzuela — University of Connecticut Truth commissions in sociological perspective: Global diffusion, decoupling, and the unintended consequences of "recoupling" Kiri Gurd — Boston University The New Labor Market Segmentation: Non-Standard Employment Histories and Finding a Job David Pedulla — Princeton University Migration and Ethnic Entrepreneurship: South Asians In Portugal Valerian DeSousa — West Chester University
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193. Making Sense of Sexual Assault - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jennifer Zoltanski, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Speech, Silence, and Street Harassment Melinda Mills — Castleton State College "Coping With Class: How Women and Men Sexual Assault Survivors Account for Rape in Ghana and South Africa" C. Shawn McGuffey — Boston College Law enforcement officers’ perceptions of the revictimization of rape victims Shana Leigh Maier — Widener University
194. Re-reading Social Theory - Regular Paper Session - St. James Room (4th Flr) Presider: Yahayra Michel-Smith, University of New Hampshire Upbeat Voices of the Poor versus Sustainable Practices to End Poverty Joseph G. A. Trumino, Ph.D. — St. John’s Universtiy Distinction and Social Class in America and Europe. A Re-reading of Pierre Bourdieu’s Theory in the American Contest Vincenzo Mele — University of Pisa/Monmouth University Imagined Futures, Affect, and the Political Present Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz — Brown University
195. Immigrants and the Economy - Regular Paper Session - Statler Room (Mezz.) Presider: Emilie Anne Dubois, Boston College Negotiating Migration: A Gendered Approach to the Migration Decision of Female Labor Migrants in the Philippines Anju Mary Paul — Yale-NUS College, Singapore The Role of the Migrants in Remittance Utilization: An ethnographic study of Bangladeshi migrants in Japan Hasan Mahmud — University of California Los Angeles Sustaining families: Reducing the costs of transnational parenting through immigration reform Christiana Best-Cummings — Silberman School of Social Work, Denise Torres, LCSW — City University of New York Natural Resources, Population Change, and Community Capital in a Rural Intermountain West Community Jessica Ulrich-Schad — University of New Hampshire
196. Political and Civic Engagement - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Sarah K. Meyrick, The George Washington University Service Learning and Political Engagement: On Realizing the Potential Impacts Dave Harker — Boston College Contributions of Critical Theory to Deliberative Democracy Ideals: An Analysis of the Case of Civil Disobedience as Communicative Action Hatice Akca — University of South Carolina Nonprofit Voices: Generalists and Specialists in the Advocacy Arena Heather MacIndoe — University of Massachusetts Boston, Ryan Whalen — University of Massachusetts Boston
197. Racism in Academia - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Natalia Sarkisian, Boston College Faculty Perceptions of Student Respect: A Comparison of a Former Women’s College and a Former Men’s College Catherine White Berheide — Skidmore College, Kayleigh Kahn — Skidmore College Under the Lenses of the Model Minority Myth: Asians’ Attitudes Toward Affirmative Action Eun-Jung Jin — University at Albany, SUNY Diversity and Colorblindness: Competing Race Frames among Undergraduates at Elite US Universities Natasha Kumar Warikoo — Harvard University, Janine de Novais — Harvard University "Everything is Always and Only Black": Diversity as a Corrective to HBCUs’ Racialized Mission. Courtney Carter — University of Illinois at Chicago
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198. Undergraduate Poster Session III - - Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) Organizer: Polly Smith, Utica College 1. Child-Adult Relationships and Children’s Agency in Urban Community Gardens Shantel Powell — Louisiana State University 2. Educational Inequality and the Socialization Paradox: 20th century theory meets 21st century problems Dominic T. Walker — Loyola University Maryland 3. The Rules of Expression: Gendered Guidelines for Sexual Interaction Jennifer Bartasavich — Penn State University, Abington, Selena Adewusi — Penn State University, Abington, Allison McGlumphy — Penn State University, Abington, Beth Montemurro — Penn State University, Abington 4. Understanding Black Hair Watta K Kesselly — Pennsylvania State University 5. Different Worlds: the Effects of Social Media on Contemporary Long-Distance Dating Relationships Janet Marie Stock — Pennsylvania State University-- Abington 6. Affirmation Bias among Internet-Using Activists Matthew Adams — Ramapo College of New Jersey 7. The Effect of Gender on Bystander Response to a Rape Scenario Rebecca Panitch — Ramapo College of New Jersey, Garrett Stahl — Ramapo College of New Jersey 8. Victim Gender and Bystander Intervention Maeve Geraghty — Ramapo College of New Jersey, David Marks — Ramapo College of New Jersey 9. Relationship Status and Bystander Intervention Olga Bouzyla — Ramapo College of New Jersey, Danielle Koeber — Ramapo College of New Jersey 10. Victims of Violence: Race and Gender Christina Vega — Ramapo College of New Jersey, Brooke Longo — Ramapo Collge of New Jersey 11. Intergroup Trait Judgments as a Function of Facial Phenotypicality: Whites’ Judgments of Blacks Jessica Lynn Hunter — Rhode Island College 12. Organizing Weak Ties: The Ron Paul Presidendial Campaign Alex W. Arey — Roanoke College 13. Permanently Inked Pictures: The Significance and Perception of Tattoos among College Students as a Form of Identity Construction Nicholas M. Brady — Roger Williams University 14. The Influence of Athletics on College Students Courtney Eileen Ryan — Roger Williams University 15. Farmer Involvement in Local Food Movements and Sustainability in Rhode Island Emily Faraone — Roger Williams University 16. The Relationship Between Students and the Authority Figures Around Them Vivian R. DePietro — Roger Williams University 17. Saudi Arabian Students at an American University Kathryn A. Jackson — Roger Williams University 18. Stereotypes Uncovered at a Private New England University Briana Dawn Balboni — Roger Williams University 19. Religious Ideologies and HPV Vaccine Acceptance Emily Marie D’Iorio — Roger Williams University 20. Gender Communication: Comparing and Contrasting Brianna Rose Johnson — Roger Williams University 21. Undergraduate Notions of Sustainability: Factors Influencing Pro-Environmental Actions and Behaviors Justin Gilmore — Roger Williams University 22. A study on college students in a Christian organization Tom Lin — roger williams university 23. Feelings of Disconnect in Students Returning from Study Abroad Samantha Alberta McGilvray — Roger Williams University 24. Refugee Women and the Relocation Process Sarah Elizabeth Beyer — Roger Williams University 25. College Students and Public Health Websites Natalee Patricia Renee Drougas — Roger Williams University 26. Redefining Relationships: How Women are Approaching Relationships during their Senior Year Kara Elizabeth Beal — Roger Williams Universtiy 27. Attitudes toward Suicide amongst High School Students and Teachers Emily Catherine Eppolite — Rowan University 28. Heal Me Omar Tariq Bird — Rowan University 29. The Correlation Between Adolescent Depression and the Family Alicia Terbecki — Rowan University 30. Attitudes Among College Students Towards the Disenfranchisement and Social Death of Incarcerated People Noreen Mary Kohl — Rowan University 31. Iraqi Refugees in the U.S.; An exploration of their mental and psychosocial status Abdulla Alobaidi — Rowan University 32. Multi-Generational Reflections on War Memorials Amanda Gebhart — Rowan University
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199. Class, Culture, and Mobility - Presidential Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania Changing Students’ Aspirations and Achievement: The Role of Institutional Arrangements and Reconciling the Demands of Home and School Hugh Mehan — University of California, San Diego "They Can’t Take Your Education from You": Assessing Human Capital and Intergenerational Mobility among 1.5 Generation Undocumented Young Adults Roberto G. Gonzales — University of Chicago Taking the Class Out of the Person after Taking the Person Out of the Class? The Durability of the Habitus in Different-Origin Marriages Jessi Streib — University of Michigan The Costs of Upward Mobility: Tensions with Friends and Families of Origin over Food, Fashion, and Fitness Heather Curl — University of Pennsylvania, Annette Lareau — University of Pennsylvania, Tina Wu — University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Mary C. Waters, Harvard University
200. Teaching Sociology for a Sustainable 21st Century - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Nicolas Simon, University of Connecticut "Sociology Through Literature" -- a Much-Needed Corrective Jacob Heller — State University of New York College at Old Westbury Using children’s literature to teach, to analyze, and to understand the concepts of family and socialization Nicolas Simon — University of Connecticut Occupy the College Classroom: General Assemblies and Student Empowerment Phoebe Godfrey — University of Connecticut Asset based learning: Applying the Lessons in Two Sociology Courses Kim Dugan — Eastern Connecticut State University Sustaining Student Interest: A Shared Responsibility Suzanne Hudd — Quinnipiac University, Alex Wile — Quinnipiac University
201. For the Family?: How Class and Gender Shape Women’s Work by Sarah Damaske - Author-Meets- Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Kathleen Gerson, New York University Critics: Philip Cohen, University of Maryland Janet C. Gornick, City University of New York Ana Villalobos, Brandeis University
202. Boundaries & Inequality - Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison- Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University; Michèle Lamont, Harvard University; Curtis Chan, Harvard University; Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Presider: Kathryn Edin, Harvard University Sexual Migration and the Boundary-Making Work of the Notion of Sexual Passion Héctor Carrillo — Northwestern University Globalizing forms of elite sociability: social club cosmopolitanism vs. Rotarian internationalism Bruno Cousin — University of Lille, Sébastien Chauvin — University of Amsterdam Comparing "Minority Cultures of Mobility" Across Three National Case-Studies: France, India, and the United States Jules Naudet — Centre Maurice Halbwachs, Shirin Shah-Rokni — Cambridge University Text Analysis of Thick Concepts Gabe Ignatow — University of North Texas, Rada Mihalcea — University of North Texas Discussant: Mabel Berezin, Cornell University
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Saturday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 203. Granting and Institutional practices - Mini-conference: Development - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Dimitri Della Faille, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais; F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Presider: F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Expatriate Development Professionals’ engagement with local elites: Challenges and opportunities for international development practice Jose DiBella — International Development Research Centre New American Relief and Development Organizations: Predictors at the U.S. County Level Allison Schnable — Princeton University Competing priorities: grantmaking and network pathologies in international sustainable development work Meghan E Kallman — Brown University 204. Group Processes II - Mini-conference: Group Processes - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Reef R Youngreen, University of Massachusetts-Boston Not Worth Marriage? ’Recession-Era’ College Graduates Continue Hookup Script While Delaying Marriage Until Able to Attract Suitable Mate Linda D. TeStroete — Lakeland College Shift in Task Expectations? Psychological Distress and Patient-Centered Communication in the Context of Tracking Personal Health Information Online Celeste Campos-Castillo — Dartmouth College, Denise L. Anthony — Dartmouth College Constructing Similarity: Consolidation and Cross-Occupational Collaboration in a US Hospital Julia DiBenigno — MIT Discussant: Christopher D. Moore, Lakeland College 205. Identity and Immigration - Mini-conference: Identity and Immigration - Statler Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Program Committee National Narratives of Immigration and Belonging: Iranians in the United States and Germany. Sahar Sadeghi — Temple University A Religion-Based Selective Migration to the United States Pyong Gap Min — Queens College, Sou Hyun Jang — City University of New York Graduate Center A qualitative analysis of challenges facing expatriate worker coming to the United States Oghenebruphiyo Gloria Onosu — Indiana University of Pennsylvania Studying Culture: Pakistani Graduate students and the formation of multiple identities while navigating through the US culture Maheen Haider — Boston College Constructing American Dream Elsewhere: American Expatiate Community in China Fan Mai — University of Virginia 206. Morality & Ethics, and Veterans Issues - Mini-conference: Military - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Ryan Kelty, Washington College The Causes and Consequences of a U.S. Platoon’s Refusal to Follow Orders in Iraq in 2004 Stephen S. Smith — Winthrop University, Jose G. Paramo — Winthrop University To Arm or Not to Arm, That is the Question: An examination into the U.S. Army Air Medical Evacuation Procedures through a Moral Lens James Ross Yastrzemsky — University of Maryland Research Methods and the Human Terrain Sandra Trappen — City University of New York Heroes in the Alley: Homeless Veterans and the Organizations that Serve Them Tara Taylor — Rider University Discussant: Tyler Crabb, University of Maryland 207. Subcultures - Mini-conference: Subcultures - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Alex Trillo, Saint Peter’s University Salsa Subculture: Ethnicity, Art and Consumption in Urban Space Alex Trillo — Saint Peter’s University The U.S. anarchist subculture’s class-cultural roots Betsy Leondar-Wright — Boston College "Let the Cops Do there Job: Social Media and the ’YOLO’ phenomena" CalvinJohn Smiley — City University of New York-Graduate Center A New Generational Culture? Notes on the Millennial Imagination Kenneth H. Tucker — Mount Holyoke College, Sophia C. Yeres — Mount Holyoke College Discussant: Isabel C Pinedo, Hunter College
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Saturday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 208. Teaching Sociology II - Mini-conference: Teaching - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Dana Zarhin, Brandeis University The "Outsider/Insider" Assignment: A Pedagogical Innovation for Teaching Cross Cultural Understanding Angela Cora Garcia — Bentley University Making Whiteness Visible: White Cultural Norms in a Diverse Dutch Primary School Classroom Melissa Faye Weiner — College of the Holy Cross Creating a Social Justice Centered Sociology Department Joyce L. Mandell — Worcester State University, Fortunata Songora Makene — Worcester State University, Sonya Connor — Worcester State University Becoming more than a footnote: the inclusion of women and minority scholars into the canon of classical sociological theory Astrid Eich-Krohm — Southern Connecticut State University Teaching Gender and Sexuality in a Dialogic Classroom Karen E Macke — Syracuse University, Stephanie Crist — College of the Holy Cross
209. Agency: Young Women Navigating Science - Mini-conference: Women in Science - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts Amherst Strategies Young Men and Women in Elite Academic Science Use to Negotiate Family Life Elaine Ecklund — Rice University, Anne E. Lincoln — Southern Methodist University, Elizabeth Korver-Glenn — Rice University Understanding the Culture of STEM through the Lives of Women of Color Maria Ong — TERC, Apriel Hodari — Council on Equal Opportunity, Lily Ko — TERC, Rachel Kachchaf — TERC Over-subscribing to norms on the Margins: Young women Doing Gender and Science Claire Duggan — Boston University, Laurel Smith-Doerr — Boston University Gendered Responses to Failure and Success in Undergraduate Computing Sharla Alegria — University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Enobong Hannah Branch — University of Massachusetts Amherst Discussant: Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts Amherst
210. Patriotism, Nationalism, and Citizenship - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Melinda Miceli, University of Hartford The Making of Patriotism in Japan and the US Yuichi Moroi — Temple University Trust In Government and Willingness to Fight for Ones Country; Comparing Romania and Poland Natalia Anna Ashley — Catholic University of America US "War on Terror" and Nationalisms of the 21st Century in Historical-Comparative Perspective Sahan Savas Karatasli — Johns Hopkins University A Sacred Bastion? A Nation in Itself? An Economic Partner of Rising China? Three Waves of Nation-Building in Taiwan after 1949 Hsin-Yi Yeh — Rutgers University (NB) Nations and Nationalisms of the 21st Century: Towards A Typology of Current State-Seeking Nationalist Movements in the World Sahan Savas Karatasli — Johns Hopkins University, Fatih Aktaş — Yeditepe University, Merve Fidan — Yeditepe University, Sibel Şentürk — Yeditepe University
211. Theorizing Celebrity - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Rebecca Tiger, Middlebury College Picturing Addiction: Celebrity, Brain Scans, and the Moral Discourse of Drug Use Rebecca Tiger — Middlebury College "I’m Not an Activist but I am a Human Being": Celebrities and the Coming Out Story Suzanna D. Walters — Northeastern University Celebrity Weddings Or How To Marry Your Inner Cynic To Your Inner Romantic Laurie Essig — Middlebury College "Celebrity Doctors and the ’Withered Paradigm of Expertise’:Representations and Resistance in a Convergent Media Landscape" Jessie Daniels — Hunter College
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Saturday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 212. Interrogating Pornography and Sex Work - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Heidi Obach, University of Connecticut The What, The Who, and The How: Methodological Issues in the Contemporary Feminist Works on Pornography Cheryl Elizabeth Llewellyn — Stony Brook University, Amanda Kennedy — Stony Brook University Questioning Consumption: Exploring Characteristics of Pornography Consumers Rachel S. Everley — Boston University Social Justice and the Moral Problem of Prostitution Maryann Seals — University of South Carolina 213. Neighborhood-Level Experiences - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Matthew Cutler, University of New Hampshire "Here I Feel Like I am Home": Native Residents, Immigrant Workers, and Concepts of Community in a Wealthy Neighborhood Elizabeth A. Miller — The Graduate Center, City University of New York Retail Change and Neighborhood Identity Construction in Brooklyn, NY Jennifer Candipan — University of Southern California Domestic Violence and Chicago Neighborhoods Sara Bastomski — Yale University Neighborhood Violent Crime and Achievement in Chicago: Quantity versus Relative Change Julia Burdick-Will — Brown University 214. Global News - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: David Alejandro Salvador, University of Bridgeport Media Coverage of Killing of Osama in Pakistan Genius GC — University of Bridgeport Mongolian Media Coverage of Corruption in Mongolia Turbold Jargalsaikhan — University of Bridgeport Examining American Media Coverage of Two Conflicts in Africa: Ivory Coast and Libya Nicholas Smith — University of Bridgeport The Illustration of News Channels Towards The Syrian Revolution: Showing The Difference of Media Coverage Between Aljazeera and Syria News Dima Akach — University of Bridgeport 215. Race and Educational Performance - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Presider: Christiana Best-Cummings, Silberman School of Social Work "I’m the ONLY ONE in my Class": An Investigation of Underrepresented College Students’ Experiences in the STEM Disciplines Stephanie S. Bramlett — University of New Hampshire An Introduction to New Scholars: Black and Latino Ph.D.’s in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Nancy Campos — State University of New York at Buffalo Addressing Black Student Underachievement in the Community College: Evaluating the Impact of Academic Ability Stereotypes and Developing Pedagogical Strategies to Reduce It Jennifer Dziuba- Leatherman — MassBay Community College Trajectories of Racial Change in U.S. Public Schools: 1995 -- 2008 Siri Warkentien — Johns Hopkins University 216. Measuring Violence and Abuse - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Lisa Slattery Walker, University of North Carolina Charlotte Domestic Violence Among College Students: Re-evaluating the Risk Factors. Monica Sue Bixby — North Carolina Central University Gay male intimate partner violence: a discussion of a social problem and new prevalence measures Avery Brow — University of Maryland Baltimore There’s No Violence Here: Avoiding Domestic Violence in Urban Ethnographies Jessica M. Fitzpatrick — State University of New York at Buffalo Exposure to Parental Aggression in Childhood and Perpetration of Intimate Partner Aggression in Early Adulthood Yahayra Michel-Smith — University of New Hampshire Gendering Sexual Assault Prevention Kathleen A. Ragon — Gettysburg College 217. Culture, Media, and Parenting - Regular Paper Session - St. James Room (4th Flr) Presider: Roberto Velez-Velez, State University of New York New Paltz Cultural Scripts of Gender and Sexuality in Parenting and Preteen Magazines Cara Bergstrom-Lynch — Eastern Connecticut State University Mothering Through Social Media Stephanie Laudone — Framingham State University "What’s a Father to Do? Contemporary Childrearing Advice for Fathers" Mary Lou Mayo — Kean University Monstrous, Moral, or Miserable? Ageism, Sexism, and Motherhood in Hollywood Feature Films: A 70 Year View Elizabeth W Markson — Brandeis University
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Saturday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM – cont’d 218. Gender Identity in Social Movements - Regular Paper Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Presider: Tre Wentling, Syracuse University Mormon Mothers of LGBT Children and Strategies of Everyday Activism Lauren J. Joseph — Pennsylvania State University Gender, Family, and the Tactics of Homeschooling Brian P. Kapitulik — Greenfield Community College When Mothers Matter: Coverage of Welfare Movements in Israel and the US Noa Milman — Boston College College Women Participation or non-Participation in the "Occupy Wall Street" Movement: Is Activism Related to Self-Identification as a Feminist? M. Marcoux Faiia — Rivier University 219. Political Culture - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Cecelia Walsh-Russo, Hartwick College Staging Authoritarianism: Chinese Model Operas during the Cultural Revolution Compared to Italian Fascist Theatre Hexuan Zhang — University of Virginia Tropes, Narratives, and Social Change: A Chinese Case Licheng Qian — University of Virginia Resistance and Reification: Russian Political Humor as both Cynical and Sympathetic to the Soviet State. Michelle Hannah Smirnova — University of Maryland, College Park Official Corruption and Fiscal Crises in Nigeria: A Critical Analysis. Zacchaeus Ogunnika — Virginia State University, Petersburg 220. Housing and Homelessness - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Amanda Lee Aykanian, University of Massachusetts - Boston Homes on Wheels: Vehicle Living as a Housing Solution for People Experiencing Homelessness Michele Wakin — Bridgewater State University "Fair Share Affordable Housing: Local Conflict, Dialogue and Intervening Actors" Jennifer Girouard — Brandeis University Border Transnationalism: Homelessness Between Two Worlds Josue G. Lachica — University of Texas at El Paso Exploring Gender Differences in the Stress-Buffering Effects of Social Support among Chronically Homeless Adults Amanda Lee Aykanian — University of Massachusetts - Boston 221. How to Publish a Book Manuscript - Workshop - Stanbro Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Margaret Nelson, Middlebury College Margaret Nelson — Middlebury College Karen Hansen — Brandeis University Rosanna Hertz — Wellesley College Naomi Gerstel — University of Massachusetts Amherst 222. Undergraduate Papers 1 - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 1 Presider: Shelley K. White, Simmons College How does the social practice of hooking up reproduce a heteronormative gender system at Purchase College? Samantha Winnifred Schlein — State University of New York Purchase Piercing the Future Fog: Four Perceived Robotic Futures Michael Joseph Brauckmann — Worcester Polytechnic Institute The Impact of Parental Socialization Methods on Young Adult Males’ & Females’ Substance Use Samantha Grant Kopp — William Paterson University What’s My Race Again?: The Shifting Definitions of Racial Identity Clashing With Traditional Racial Perceptions Jessica Gusler — State University of New York Purchase College Chester: A Case Study of Environmental Racism Brianna Brown 223. White Collar Work - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 2 Presider: Colleen Eren, City University of New York Graduate Center The Effects of Harmful Relationships and Experiences at Work on Occupational Mobility and Professional Careers: A Comparison of Women and Men in the Legal Profession across the U.S. Gabriele Plickert — American Bar Foundation, Jeeyoon Park — American Bar Foundation Gender Sorting Into an Organizational Hierarchy Roberto Fernandez — MIT, Megan Cox — MIT, Kristen Wilhite — MIT The Impact of the Economic Downturn on Women Lawyers in the United States Cynthia Epstein — City University of New York Graduate Center, Abigail Kolker — City University of New York Graduate Center
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224. Stress, Recovery, and Wellbeing - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 3 Presider: Michael Sheldon Staunton, University of New Hampshire Exploring Differential Domain Variables of Life Happiness and Self-Satisfaction Shanyang Zhao — Temple University Desistance from the Inside Out: A Qualitative Study of Ex-offenders Kevin Moran — City University of New York Graduate Center Social Recovery: A Sustainable Treatment Strategy Based on Social Capital Theory Miriam Boeri — Kennesaw State University Un/doing Anorexia: Individual, Interactional, and Institutional Accomplishment Emily Brooke Barko — Boston College
225. State-Sponsored Inequality - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 4 Presider: Zhifan Luo, State University of New York, at Albany Realities and Perceptions in New Orleans: A Comparison of Disproportionate Impacts Noted in Social Vulnerability Literature and Hurricane Katrina Survivors’ Perceptions Lee Frank Edwin Zelewicz — University of Delaware State sponsored famine: Conceptualizing politically induced famine as a crime against humanity Danielle Taana Smith — Rochester Institute of Technology Authoritarian Power and Bureaucratic Power: A case study of the state’s monitoring capacity in contemporary China Zhifan Luo — State University of New York, at Albany
226. Social Psychology and Identity Formation - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 5 Presider: Deana A Rohlinger, Florida State University Identity In Action: Personal Identity and Argumentation in the Terri Schiavo Case Deana A. Rohlinger — Florida State University, Christian Alexander Vaccaro — Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Miriam Sessions — Florida State University, Heather Mauney — Florida State University Epic Glory: Dagorhir, Nerd Identity, and Manhood James Steven Martin — Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Christian Alexander Vaccaro — Indiana University of Pennsylvania
227. Narrative and Content Analysis - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 6 Presider: Samantha Breeze Albanese, University of Delaware The Gendered Social Reality and the Images of Man and Woman in Cultural Storylines: A Narrative Analysis of the Old Persian Myths and Folktales Siamak Movahedi — University of Massachusetts Boston, Nahaleh Moshtagh — University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, Iran Detecting Islamophobia: A textual analysis of print media before and after 9/11 Haj Yazdiha — University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill The Failure of Public Education and the Teacher Scapegoat: Media’s Effect on Public Perception of Teachers Amanda Colligan — Boston University Spectacles, soft power and political candidates: the case of Paul Ryan Brian M. Lowe — State University of New York at Oneonta, Richard P. Barberio — State University of New York at Oneonta Dazzling the Public with Murder: Methodology and Symbolism of Excess Violence in the Zeta Cartel Samantha Breeze Albanese — University of Delaware
228. Family - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 7 Presider: C. Shawn McGuffey, Boston College Letting Her Go: Western Adoptive Families’ Search and Reunion with Chinese Birth Parents Leslie Kim Wang — Grand Valley State University Exploring Intersectionality through the Study of Unequal Motherhoods in International Adoption Jungyun Gill — Stonehill College Monkey See Monkey Don’t Do: Reverse Modeling as a Protection Against Alcoholism in Highland Guatemala Robert Kappel — State University of New York Buffalo
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229. Undergraduate Poster Session IV - - Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) Organizer: Polly Smith, Utica College 1. Parenting Practices and Children’s Educational Achievement Outcomes Marissa Dolores Munch — Sacred Heart University 2. Social Bonds and Post Civil War Violence Marie-Catherine James — Sacred Heart University 3. Advertisement prevalence and content within Philadelphia: A content analysis on four neighborhood advertisements for tobacco, alcohol and fast-food Cristen Ann Sheppard — Saint Joseph’s University 4. Elite Schools, Exclusive Spaces Dominique Adams-Romena — Smith College 5. Institutional Discrimination in the US Criminal Justice System: Interpretation of Race, Sex, Age, & Juvenile Prior Arrests/Convictions & Their Affects on Punishment Jude Lalanne — Southern Connecticut State University 6. Women at Work Paige Walker Ferguson — Springfield College 7. Challenges that reproduction, patriarchy and the dominant structure of knowledge have upon understanding the ’Global South’ Joanna Patouris — St Lawrence University 8. The ’Praised One’ & the Women: Examining the Rights and Status of Muslim Women in Saudi Arabia over Three Periods of Islamic Rule Fatima Sall — St. Lawrence University 9. In times of Sorrow, I Ramajay; A comparative analysis of West Indians in New York City and London Feiona Maxwell — St. Lawrence University 10. Yuh Understand or Yuh Overstand?: A Deeper Analysis of Jamaican Dancehall Culture Shaneequa Tiwanna Castle — St. Lawrence University, Margaret K. Bass — St. Lawrence University 11. Age and Education as Predictors of Sexual Prejudice in the College Classroom Iris Louise Longo — St. Lawrence University 12. Justice at Home: The Feasibility of Veterans Courts in Plymouth County Laura Dzgoeva — Stonehill College, Corey Dolgon — Stonehill College 13. Guardians of the Sea: The Mobilization of Somali Pirates Jason Mueller — Stony Brook University 14. Prison Nurseries Carly Blaine Robinson — Suffolk University 15. Sex Sells: Media Framing American Understanding of Human Trafficking Hannah Mariah Hostetler — Suffolk University 16. The Universal Crime Theory Victor Joel St. John — State University of New York College at Old Westbury 17. "Transgender and Queer Empowerment through ’Structural Visibility’" Kerry Thomas — State University of New York College at Old Westbury 18. The Generational Gap in Attitudes Toward Same- Sex Marriage & Gay Rights Scott E. Devine — State University of New York 19. Slut-Bashing Among College Students Melissa Mary Erickson — State University of New York Oneonta 20. Environmental Sustainability and Social Accountability: a Veblen Based Conceptual Model Chelsey Gorczyca — State University of New York Oswego, David Kline — State University of New York Oswego, Elizabeth Chryster — State University of New York Oswego, Catherine Hagadorn — State University of New York Oswego, William E. Rose — State University of New York Oswego 21. What do they want to be when they grow up and why? Sabrina Del Moral — Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi 22. "The Great Flu": Use of an educational online simulation to expose students to social justice dynamics Jacki Fitzpatrick — Texas Tech University, Erin Kostina-Ritchey — Texas Tech University 23. Science Fiction Metropolis Charles Crane Clunk — The Catholic University of America 24. Neighborhood, Family and Obesity in Washington D.C.: A Sociological Perspective Meghan Ann Crowley — The Catholic University of America 25. Religious Attendance and Happiness: An Application of Interaction Ritual Theory Jessica M. Scardino — The College of New Jersey 26. The Effects of Discipline on the Promotion Process and Work-Family Balance at The College of New Jersey Christian Mercado — The College of New Jersey 27. Economic Recession and Students’ Stress Levels Kamil Nicette Payano Sosa — The Pennsylvania State University, Krista Varga — The Pennsylvania State University, Jennifer Parker — Pennsylvania State University 28. Who Needs ID? Carla Cox — University of Central Florida 29. Women of the Arab Spring Kelsey Sarah Barringham — University of Connecticut 30. The Cultural Contradictions of Motherhood Revisited Elizabeth Joy — University of Maine, Kimberly Huisman — University of Maine 31. Correlates of Alcohol Abuse Among Young Women Mary Katherine Hunt — University of Maine, Orono 32. Exploring Gender Differences in the Stress-Buffering Effects of Social Support among Chronically Homeless Adults Amanda Lee Aykanian — University of Massachusetts - Boston
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Saturday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 230. Publications Committee Meeting - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Nancy A Denton, University of Albany
231. Conversation: From Disability Ghettoes to Sustainable, Livable Communities – Conversation/Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Denise Torres, LCSW, City University of New York; Ronald J. Nerio, Fordham University Presider: Denise Torres, LCSW, City University of New York Ronald J. Nero, City University of New York Denise Torres, Fordham University
232. Development III: A Manifesto for the Sociology of Development -Mini-conference: Development - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Dimitri Della Faille, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais; F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Presider: F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York A Manifesto for the Sociology of Development Samuel Cohn — Texas A&M, Gregory Hooks — Washington State University Discussants: Gregory Hooks, Washington State University Samuel Cohn, Texas A&M
233. Paging God: Religion in the Halls of Medicine by Wendy Cadge - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Nancy T. Ammerman, Boston University Critics: Wendy Cadge, Brandeis University Anne Harrington, Harvard University Angelika Zolfrank, Massachusetts General Hospital Jonathan Imber, Wellesley College
234. Identity - Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University; Michèle Lamont, Harvard University; Curtis Chan, Harvard University; Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Presider: Curtis Chan, Harvard University Moments of change: A comparative analysis of cultural opposition and everyday processes of change Jennifer Todd — University College Dublin Telling your Homosexuality: France and the Cultural Limits of ’Coming Out’ Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer — University of California, Los Angeles, Abigail Saguy — University of California, Los Angeles To Change the Person: Identities and Social Change Elaine Ecklund — Rice University, Katherine Sorrell — University of Notre Dame Holding Government Accountable: How Cultural Logics Shape Democratic Practice in Community Organizing and the Tea Party Ruth Braunstein — New York University Discussant: Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin
235. Group Processes III - Mini-conference: Group Processes - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Reef R Youngreen, University of Massachusetts-Boston Group Process as a Tool for Improving Community Functioning Among Persons with Serious Mental Illness Russell Schutt — University of Massachusetts Boston Comparing Models of Second-Order Expectations Will Kalkhoff — Kent State University, Lisa Slattery Walker — University of North Carolina Charlotte, Murray A. Webster, Jr. — University of North Carolina Charlotte Reflexive Processes Contributing to Suicide and Domestic Violence Rates in the U.S. Military Reserve and National Guard Forces Christopher D. Moore — Lakeland College, Darys J. Kriegel — University of Georgia Discussant: Reef R Youngreen, University of Massachusetts-Boston
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Saturday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 236. Movements for LGBT and Gender Equality - Mini-conference: Social Movements - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Threatening Appeals: The Rhetoric of Fear in Social Movement Organizing Steven Boutcher — University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Kelsy Kretschmer — Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Immutability, Tolerance, and the New Normal: Gay Rights and the Fantasy of Completion Suzanna D. Walters — Northeastern University Feminist Coalitions Inside and Outside the State: Discourse, Policy, and the Violence Against Women Act Nancy Whittier — Smith College The Meaning of Marriage to Same-sex Families: Formal Partnership, Parenthood, Gender, and the Welfare State in International Perspective Mary Bernstein — University of Connecticut, Nancy A. Naples — University of Connecticut, Brenna Harvey — University of Connecticut Discussant: Arlene Stein, Rutgers University
237. Musical Scenes: Punk, Metal, and Beyond - Mini-conference: Subcultures - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Sorcha Alexandrina Brophy, Yale University Beyond "Chicks with Guitars": The Gendering of Cultural and Symbolic Capital in Two Independent Music Scenes Diana Lee Miller — University of Toronto Too Much Future? Subculture and Revolt in the German Democratic Republic Melanie Lorek — City University of New York Graduate Center "Popular Music as a Mechanism of Social Change" Polly Sylvia — --- Oppositional Culture or Consumer Niche? Interrogating the Role of Style in Subcultural Studies Jeffrey Samuel Debies-Carl — University of New Haven
238. Teaching Race and Racism in Contemporary America - Mini-conference: Teaching - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Kristin Haltinner, University of Minnesota Teaching Race in Contemporary America Rashawn Ray — University of Maryland Confronting White Educational Privilege in the Classroom: Theoretical and Empirical Foundations and Models Melissa Faye Weiner — College of the Holy Cross Teaching About Organized Racism Kathleen Blee — University of Pittsburgh, Kelsy Burke — University of Pittsburgh
239. Constraint: Gendered Roadblocks in Scientific Careers - Mini-conference: Women in Science - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts Amherst Presider: Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Authority, Mentorship, and Gendered Hierarchies in Chemistry Research Laura Hirshfield — New College of Florida Women Associate Professors in Computing and Perceived Chances for Promotion: A Key Case of Women in Science Mary Frank Fox — Georgia institute of Technology On Our Own: Potholes on the Path to Promotion to Professor. Catherine White Berheide — Skidmore College The Glass Ceiling in the Ivory Tower Dana Britton — Rutgers University Discussant: Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
240. The Social Construction of Juveniles as Criminals - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Kara Cebulko, Providence College The Role of Children’s Behavioral Problems in Educational Stratification and the Promise of Social Capital Alyn Marie Turner — University of Wisconsin-Madison Incorporating Constructive Resistance into Legitimacy Theory --Voice and Conflict Framing in Juvenile Delinquency Court Liana Pennington — Northeastern University Pacification and Punishment: Harnessing Unruly Indigenous Youth in Western Canada Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land — City University of New York Graduate Center
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241. Theorizing the State - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Presider: Gianpaolo Baiocchi, Brown University Modernity and the Valuation of Nature: The case of the French Cadastre Alvaro Santana-Acuna — Harvard University The Future of Capitalism and the Developing State Meagan Chevalier — Northern Virginia Community College A Theory of Nomadic statehood Alexander I. Stingl — Leuphana University Lueneburg State of Exceptions, States of Belonging: Hate Crimes Legislation & the Violence of Inclusion Hamad Sindhi — City University of New York Graduate Center
242. International Students in American Universities - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University Developing Social Identities and Business Skills in a Globalized World: The Case of Chinese MBA Students Vivian Louie — Harvard university Is Being Korean Cosmopolitan Possible? Exploring the Self-Identity and Worldview of Korean International Students at American Colleges Ji-Su Park — Wellesley College International students in the US: Case study of Pakistani graduate students studying in the United States of America Maheen Haider — Boston College Emerging Elite: Overseas Education and the Re/Production of Social Class in China Teya Nicole Yu — State University of New York at Buffalo Different Worlds, Mutual Expectation: African Graduate Student Mothers and the Burden of US Higher Education Jane Francesity Lobnibe — University for Development Studies Discussant: Yingyi Ma, Syracuse University
243. Students’ Racial and Ethnic Attitudes - Regular Paper Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Presider: Shannon Esther Vacek, Northeastern University Friends and Neighbors: Intergroup Interactions in a Diverse High School in the New South Alexis Silver — Purchase College The Acquisition of Ethnic Prejudice and Racism In Children Christopher Donoghue — Montclair State University The 2011 National Social Distance Study: Final Results Vincent N. Parrillo — William Paterson University, Christopher Donoghue — Montclair State University
244. Neighborhood and Educational Outcomes - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Dan Zuberi, University of Toronto Curbing Summer Learning Loss: The Role of Academic and Non-Academic School Resources Barbara Falk Condliffe — Johns Hopkins University What does historic designation do to neighborhoods? Comparative racial and educational neighborhood composition in U.S cities, 1990-2000 Aaron Passell — Furman University Longitudinal Analysis of Graduation Succes: Newark Public Schools, A Case Study Laurie Jane Cohen — Rutgers
245. Pedagogy for Research Methods - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Tatiana Andia, Brown University Learning by Doing: The Qualitative Analysis Working Group Diana Romero — City University of New York School of Public Health, Amy Kwan — City University of New York Graduate Center Assessing a Campus Social Climate toward LGBTQ+ people: Using a research methods course to conduct institutional research Michael J. Staley — University of New Hampshire, Sharyn J. Potter — University of New Hampshire Discussant: Amy Kwan, Hunter College
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Saturday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 246. Race and Racialization in Theory and Practice, Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Minorities - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University Anatomy of a Racial Paradigm: Outlining Comparative Racial Structures Vilna Bashi Treitler — City University of New York Baruch College and the Graduate Center The Racial network: New racism within an old order Pauline E. Bullen — Brooklyn College Checking and not checking boxes: Negotiation and resistance of the US Census’ racial categories Averil Clarke — Suffolk University Acting White: The adoption of racialized logic Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl — College of Charleston Discussant: Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University
247. Masculinities - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Elizabeth G. Nagel, Stony Brook University Putting Masculinity to the Test: A Quantitative Examination of Two Competing Theories of Masculinity Elizabeth G. Nagel — Stony Brook University "In the Company of Men: The Construction of Masculinity in Upscale Barbershops" Richard E Ocejo — John Jay College of Criminal Justice Discussant: Jacob Felson, William Patterson University
248. Culture, Place and Society - Regular Paper Session - St. James Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Jodi H. Cohen, Bridgewater State University Hidden Constituents: Living in and around World Heritage Sites Jodi H. Cohen — Bridgewater State University Pictorial Photography as Social Action: The Allen Sisters and Deerfield, Massachusetts Patricia Fanning — Bridgewater State University Haven’t Done it yet on Preservation: Local Narrative, Media Influence and the Conflict Regarding the Preserved Object and its Authenticity Fuwei Chen — State University in New York at Buffalo Picturing Progress and Decline: Photography and the Interpretation of Industrial Landscapes James M. Dickinson — , Susan A. Mann — University of New Orleans Discussant: Jennifer Raymond, Union Institute and University
249. Immigrants in Boston in the 21st C. - Regular Paper Session - Statler Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Catherine Simpson Bueker, Emmanuel College Risk behavior among immigrant youth in Boston, MA Joanna Almeida — Simmons School of Social Work Characteristics of stress among immigrant and native adolescents in a rapidly changing community in Massachusetts Raymond Hyatt — Tufts University How Domestic Public Policy Goes Global: Boston Immigrants’ Transnational Allocations of the EITC Catherine Simpson Bueker — Emmanuel College, Katrin Kriz — Emmanuel College The Changing Green Paper Amanda Crabb — Northeastern University Discussant: Catherine Simpson Bueker, Emmanuel College
250. Political Discourse & Political Opinion - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Danilo Mandic, Harvard University A Subjective Force: Performative innovation and impact of left leaning political blogs. Ian Sheinheit — State University of New York at Albany Political Influence in a Mediated World - Political Entertainers and Revisiting the Echo Chamber Andrew Horvitz — State University of New York at Albany Winning Hearts and Minds: How Civil Society Organizations Shape Public Opinion on the Internet Christopher Andrew Bail — University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill What Makes Someone a Cyber Balkan? Finding the Linkages Between Social Psychology and Self- Selectivity in US Politics Online. Benjamin Edward Gross — Saint Bonaventure University
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Saturday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 251. Urban Neighborhoods: Integration and Segregation - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: CalvinJohn Smiley, City University of New York-Graduate Center The Local Manifestation of Community-Based Organization Fields in Newark and Jersey City: Does Racial Segregation in Cities have a Mediating Role? Joseph Gibbons — State University of New York at Albany Making sense of the city: narrative, place and contestation Meghan Doran — Northeastern University "It’s Not Just About Playing": Street Basketball, Community-Making, and the Black Public Sphere Francisco Pablo Landeros Vieyra — New York University
252. Teaching Happiness - Workshop - Stanbro Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Jennifer Zoltanski, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Presider: Jennifer Zoltanski, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
253. Undergraduate Papers 2 - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 1 Presider: Jonathan White, Bridgewater State University The Effects of Transnational Prejudice on Incorporation and Identity Formation of Oxacans in the U.S. Monica Valencia — Out of Options: Motherhood, Victimization, and Advocacy for Sex Workers in Philadelphia County Hilary R. O’Connell — Yale University Inequalities in Health Care Access: A Literature Review and a Look at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Margaret DeOliveira — Undocu-Queer: Coming Out of the Shadows and the Closet Angela Ross — The Food Pantry Dilemma: Understanding the Need for Nutritional Value in Emergency Food Provided in a Down Economy Amy Anderson —
254. Political Sociology and Work - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 2 Presider: Allen Thomas Hyde, University of Connecticut Saving Motor City? Detroit Residents React to the Auto Bailout Allen Thomas Hyde — University of Connecticut Constructing Divisions between Labor and the Environment: Ideology in Media Portrayals of the Keystone XL Pipeline Controversy Erik Dizard Kojola — American University Labor Unions:The role of non-school based organizational membership in developing civic skills for parental school participation Evelyn Emperatriz Larios — University of Southern California
255. Immigration - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 3 Presider: Gabriella Sanchez, Wellesley College Notions of Violence and Risk in Undocumented Immigration Processes: Human Smuggling Markets in the U.S. Southwest Gabriella Sanchez — Wellesley College Historicizing and Spatializing Brain Capital: A Critique of the Brain Model of Migration Literature Joshua Daniel Tuttle — George Mason University, Robert P. Fenton — George Mason University Reconstructing citizenship: sex, race, and state-level immigration policies Diana Yadira Salas Coronado — University of Massachusetts Boston Torn Between the "Good" and the "Bad" Immigrant: Framing Legal Inclusion of Unauthorized Youth in the United States Anahi Viladrich — Queens College
256. Health Organizations and Structures - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 4 Presider: Denise L Anthony, Dartmouth College The Medical Profession and Patients’ access to Medical Records Denise L. Anthony — Dartmouth College, Timothy Stablein — Dartmouth College, Chauna Pervis — Dartmouth College Reducing Tuberculosis Mortality: A Cross-National Examination of International Non-Governmental Organizations in Poor Nations. Eric J. Shircliff — State University of New York at Stony Brook, Gary Maynard — State University of New York at Stony Brook, Michael Restivo — State University of New York at Stony Brook The study of the changing relationships between physicians and patients in China Yushi Li — Northern Kentucky University, Debra Lemke — McDaniel College The Social and Material Organization of Infant-Feeding Discourse in the United States Laura West Steck — York College of Pennsylvania, Tamara L. Smith — Westfield State University
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Saturday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM – cont’d 257. Ecological Sustainability - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 5 Presider: Whitney Terrill Farhat, Howard University A Quest for National Ecological Sustainability Lora Karaoglu — Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative Socio-ecological Transformation and Change: A Qualitative Investigation Lora Karaoglu — Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative 258. Culture - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 6 Presider: Simone Rambotti, University of Arizona Deciphering Ambiguous Violence: The Case of Eluana Englaro Simone Rambotti — University of Arizona The American Zombie as Myth and Discourse David Zacuto — State University of New York at Albany Reviving Revivals: Folk Narratives and Identities in Post-Empire Britain Lee Robert Blackstone — State University of New York College at Old Westbury Graffiti from Ningxia: Toward a Synthesizing Typology Keith Kerr — Quinnipiac Unviversity, Marcus D. Aldredge — Iona College, Xi Chen — Quinnipiac University 259. Autism - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 7 Presider: Astrid Eich-Krohm, Southern Connecticut State University Storytelling or the Story Itself: Forming an Institutional Narrative of Autism in the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee Adrianna Marie Bagnall — Columbia University Autism on the Internet: Controlling Uncertainty through the Negotiations of Symptoms Catherine Do Tan — Brandeis University 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 260. Undergraduate Poster Session V - - Imperial Ballroom (Mezz.) Organizer: Polly Smith, Utica College 1. Preliminary Findings from an Efficacy Study of a Distributed Leadership Model of School Organization Kathryn M. Borman — University of South Florida, Scott Patrick Murphy — University of South Florida, Joseph LoSasso — University of South Florida, Lea Schlanger — University of South Florida 2. College Life: Differences in College Experience Between First-Generation and Traditional Students Ashley Nicole Harlow — University of Southern California 3. Gangsta Feminism: Hip-Hop and the Third Wave Feminist Movement Rikiesha Cherise Pierce — University of Southern California 4. Marginalized Beauty: Second Wave Feminism 1960-1975 Anneleise Victoria Azua — University of Southern California 5. Attitudes Toward Mental Illness Mattthew H. Baron — Ursinus College 6. Student Perspectives: Differentiating Between Subject-Centered & Multidisciplinary Programs Karina Casillas — University of Southern California 7. Moral Typecasting and Perceptions of Gender Ellen Joy Huffman — Washington College 8. More Than Your Perfect Getaway Clara Kahng — Wellesley College 9. Viramma: Gender, Class and Caste in India Kelly Brennan — West Chester university 10. Gender Differences at a Suburban Philadelphia Bar: What to Make of Older Women in the Suburban College Bar Scene Sara Elizabeth Snel — West Chester University 11. Interests of Involvement: How Social Capital Revitalizes Undergraduate Student Organizations Joseph Louis Maysky — West Chester University of Pennsylvania 12. Investigation of Natural Gas Drilling In the Wheeling Area Kayla M. Brown — West Liberty University 13. A symbolic interactionism exploration of role labels in family businesses Nicole Casale — West Virginia University, Jacki Fitzpatrick — Texas Tech University 14. Female Criminals in the Media: TV Crime Drama and Print Media Portrayal of Female Offenders Paulina Smaka — William Paterson University of New Jersey 15. Student Perceptions on Academic Structures Jarline Rosario — William Paterson University of New Jersey 16. the influence of musical subcultures on one’s perceptions of life Gary Lerner — William Paterson University of New Jersey 17. Evaluation of Privileging Marriage in Public Policy Brittany Mae Davis — Worcester State University 18. A Unique Connection: Human/ Equine interactions in a therapeutic setting Mary Margaret Petersen — 19. Remembering the Terror Panda Selsey — , Isabel C. Pinedo — Hunter College 20. Effect of After School Program on Young Girls Stephen David Staats — Bloomsburg University 21. Happiness in Married Couples Ramon Eduardo Lobo Jr. — Bloomsburg University
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Saturday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d 261. Sustainable Spaces - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Presider: Ozlem Goner, College of Staten Island Sustainable Development and Karma Logistics: The Moral discourse of Reformed Buddhism and Capital- Linked Business Professionals in Shanghai Weishan Huang — Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversities Sustainability between transnational circulations and local territorialities: the variegated Chinese ecological urbanization models I-Chun Catherine Chang — University of Minnesota Sustainable Lessons from Lower Manhattan for Rebuilding Cities of the Future David William Woods — Southern Connecticut State University A framework for community resilience: Civil society actors in disaster planning, response, and resilience Jasmine M. Waddell — University of Nevada, Las Vegas
262. Varieties of Feminism: German Gender Politics in Global Perspective by Myra Marx Ferree - Author- Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Christine Bose, State University of New York at Albany Critics: Rick Fantasia, Smith College Laura Frader, Northeastern University Jill S. Smith, Bowdoin College Christine Bose, State University of New York at Albany Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin
263. Retirement - Mini-conference: Aging - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Alexander Lu, Indiana University Which older Americans move and why? Understanding migration trends in retirement Megan Henly — University of New Hampshire The Working Lives of Retirees Mikell Alexandra Hyman — University of Michigan Retirement Income Expectations: Do they align with structural changes? Elizabeth Ann Whitaker — Central Michigan University, Janet Bokemeier — Michigan State University
264. Culture and Identity - Mini-conference: Identities and Meanings - St. James Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Njiru Roseanne, University of Connecticut Hyphens, Daggers, and Red Flags: The Socio-Politics of Hyphenation and the Anxiety of Ambiguity Rachelle Germana — Rutgers University A Tourist here, a Traveler there, a Traveler always, or a Tourist now?: Unpacking some Implications of Ex- Elective Identity for Interpretive Sociology through the Narrative Accounts of Former Straightedge Adherents Jason Torkelson — Rutgers "Every single one of us gutted it out to the finish": Bodily Schemas as Strong Culture Kari Marie Christoffersen — University of Notre Dame
265. Repertoires - Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University; Michèle Lamont, Harvard University; Curtis Chan, Harvard University; Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Presider: Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Comparing politicization: contemporary claims-making about housing in Paris and Los Angeles Paul Lichterman — University of Southern California, Eric Doidy — French National Institute for Agricultural Research Putting "Idiom" in the Repertoire of Cultural Sociology: Toward the Study and Comparison of Symbolic Grammars Alexandra Kowalski — Central European University Comparing conflict approaches by class cultures Betsy Leondar-Wright — Boston College Cultural Translation of Groups and their Boundaries: Comparing U.S. "Race" to Italian "Razza" Ann Morning — New York University, Marcello Maneri — University of Milan-Bicocca Discussant: Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame
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266. State, Colonialism and Social Sciences - Mini-conference: Development - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Dimitri Della Faille, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais; F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Presider: F. Sonia Arellano-López, Binghamton University, State University of New York Democracy and Development: The Case of Western Amazon Region F. Sonia Arellano-López — Binghamton University, State University of New York Postcolonial studies and the study of "underdevelopment" Dimitri Della Faille — Universite du Quebec en Outaouais Rethinking the State in Development Theory--the Case of China Rebecca S.K. Li — The College of New Jersey The Colonial Origins of Democracy and Authoritarianism in Oil-dependent Countries Zophia Edwards — Boston University
267. Immigrants, Identity, and Social Change - Mini-conference: Identity and Immigration - Statler Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Program Committee One Foot Here, One There: Transnationalism and the Role of Social Networks for Brazilian immigrants in the United States and Portugal Natalicia Tracy — Boston University The Redistribution and Socioeconomic Mobility of Immigrants in America’s Interior Erica Jade Mullen — Brown University Taking Care of Our Own: Negotiating Marginality in the Puerto Rican Community in Philadelphia Charlene Cruz-Cerdas — University of Pennsylvania Seeking Belonging and Identity: The Cultural Transnationalization of the Korean Community Dae Young Kim — George Mason University Reconfiguring Identity in a Transnational World: Notes from the Field Kamini Maraj Grahame — The Pennsylvania State University, Peter R. Grahame — The Pennsylvania State University
268. Transgender Theory - Mini-conference: Queer Theory and Politics - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Devon Goss, University of Connecticut The Presentation of Self in Drag: Towards a Gender Conjoinment Theory Kimberly Bridget Bonner — State University of New York Buffalo, Robert Kappel — State University of New York Buffalo Disrupting Gendering: How Trans and Gender Variant People Interrupt and Transfigure the Gender Accomplishment Process Sonny Nordmarken — University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Re)Discovery: Discourses of Gender Transition Carrie Elliott — Syracuse University, Andrew London — Syracuse University, Rebecca Wang — Syracuse University, Natalee Simpson — Syracuse University, Tre Wentling — Syracuse University
269. Media and Movements - Mini-conference: Social Movements - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Social Movement Visibility in the Contemporary United States Neal Caren — University of North Carolina, Chapel HIll "Martin Luther King (dot) Org, ’Post-Abortion Syndrome’ & Climate Change Denial: Social Movements and Epistemology in the Digital Era" Jessie Daniels — Hunter College The Role of Transgressive Art in Anonymous Identity Formation and Recruiting Molly Rebecca Sauter — MIT Activist Responses to Mass Media Coverage of Social Movements Rachel V. Kutz-Flamenbaum — University of Pittsburgh, Suzanne Staggenborg — University of Pittsburgh Discussant: William Gamson, Boston College
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270. Teaching Sociology through the Prism of Social Change, Social Action, and Social Justice - Mini- conference: Teaching - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Kathleen Odell Korgen, William Paterson University "Uprooting Apathy: Reframing the Realm of Student Engagement" Shelley K. White — Simmons College Developing the Sociological Imagination and Encouraging Social Action in Non-Majors Kristin Dawn Holster — Dean College "Social Justice Teaching: Students Connecting their Classroom to Their Community" Jonathan White — Bridgewater State University "Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Business Plan: When Social Justice Meets Service-Learning." Sandra Enos — Bryant University Discussant: Kathleen Odell Korgen, William Paterson University
271. Interpersonal Violence: Prevention in Context - Invited Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organize and Presider: Kristin Kenneavy, Ramapo College of New Jersey Reducing Violence through Empowering Teens Russell Schutt — University of Massachusetts Boston, Whitney Gecker — University of Massachusetts Boston Cultural Portrayals of Intimate Partner Violence: Analyzing media coverage of celebrity and sports’ figures domestic violence relationships Joanna Pepin — University of Maryland The ’Bitch Tape’: How Male Batterers Find the Woman in the State Margo Mahan — University of California, Berkeley Mundane Management: Implications of a Cultural Perspective on Workplace Violence Brian Rubineau — Cornell University, Lynne Catherine Vincent — Cornell University Addressing Sexual and Relationship Violence in LGB College and University Communities by Engaging Students as Bystanders Sharyn J. Potter — University of New Hampshire Discussants: Kristin Kenneavy, Ramapo College of New Jersey Eve Waltermaurer, State University of New York, New Paltz
272. Sociology of Crime and Punishment - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Isabel Martinez, John Jay College of Criminal Justice An Analysis of Massachusetts Hate Crime Data: The Association Between Offenses and the characteristics of the Crime Peter Paul Cassino — Fisher College, Dan Bibel — Massachusetts State Police Crime Reporting Unit, Meridith Spencer — Fisher College, Victoria Guay — Fisher College, Alex Wagner — Fisher College A Sociological Prescription for Reducing Crime Steven E. Barkan — University of Maine The Effects of Social Support on Crime: A State Level Investigation Jessica Singer — Utica College The Legal Struggle Over Compensation and Punishment for the 2010 BP Oil Spill by Thomas Koenig; Sociology, Northeastern University Michael Rustad; Suffolk University Law School Thomas H. Koenig — Northeastern University, Michael Rustad — Suffolk University Law School
273. Service Sector Work in a Globalized Economy - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Martha Ecker, Ramapo College of NJ Formerly Marginalized, Now Included? Unintended Consequences of Domestic Worker Legislation Katherine Eva Maich — University of California, Berkeley Caring Here, Caring There: Boston-Based Black Immigrant Caregivers as Agents of the Globalization of Eldercare Megan Elizabeth O’Leary — Boston University Affective Labor in the Global Imaginary: "Coffee Culture" Comes to Istanbul Zach Richer — University of Maryland
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274. New Research on Race, Culture, and Social Mobility: Challenging Theoretical Frameworks and Social Arrangements, Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Minorities - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University Mapping the Intersections in the Resurgence of the Culture of Poverty Mary Larue Scherer — University of Massachusetts Amherst, Enobong Hannah Branch — University of Massachusetts Amherst Racial Patterns of Social Mobility -- Findings from the General Social Survey YIH JIN YOUNG — Nassau Community College Fraternizing with Black Masculinity: Exploring the Extent of Criminalization through Upwardly Mobile Black Greek Fraternity Members Bryant O’Keith Best — University of Maryland That Which Makes Gender: How Race, Class and Sexuality Shape Lives of Black Transgender/Gender- Variant People in the U.S. Simone Alexandra Kolysh — City University of New York Graduate Center
275. Social Movements: Multi-Institutional Approach - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Joris Gjata, University of Virginia "Bowling Together: Space, Social Capital, and LBQT Inter-Organizational Collaborations on the South Side of Chicago" Stephen Wulff — University of Connecticut Like Blues and Gospel: Black Secular and Faith-Based Organizations Address the Continuing Crisis of HIV/AIDS Michelle Beadle Holder — University of Maryland "Gay (in) Church: Organizational Identity and Political Culture in Progressive Churches" Karen E Macke — Syracuse University Interactions at Drag Performances: How and Why Audience Members Engage with Performers Shannon Esther Vacek — Northeastern University
276. Race, Class, SES, and Education - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Presider: Vincent Serravallo, Rochester Institute of Technology The Class Ceiling in Doctoral Education: An Emerging Minority Elizabeth Seton Mignacca — Syracuse University Disrupted Voices: A Structural Analysis of Academic "Writer’s Block" Lara Birk — Boston College "Opening" Open Education: Cultural Capital and the Consumer Culture of Open Learning Luka B. Carfagna — Boston College Public Beliefs about the Black/White Socioeconomic Status Gap: Exploring New Survey Evidence Matthew O. Hunt — Northeastern University, Paul R. Croll — Augustana College, Maria Krysan — University of Illinois-Chicago
277. Unions and Political Protest - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Laura Braslow, City University of New York Graduate Center Religious Politics, Working Class and Social Change: The Case of Islamist Labor Unionism in Turkey Bahar Tabakoglu — The New School For Social Research Moral Economy, Structural Leverage, and Organizational Efficacy: Class Formation and the Great Flint Sit- Down Strike, Detroit 1936-7. Joshua Murray — Vanderbilt University, Michael Schwartz — Stony Brook State University Strikes as Contentious Performances: Or, Putting the Puzzle Back Together Robert Biggert — Assumption College
278. Politics of Democratization and Social Justice - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Joshua McCabe, State University of New York at Albany ’Social bandits’ and the quest for environmental and economic justice in Nigeria’s oil-rich Delta region Temitope Oriola — University of Massachusetts Boston Articulating social justice within an American dream framework Lawrence Johnson — Brooklyn College Yemen in Transition: The Challenges of Creating Favorable Conditions for Democratization Hamid Rezai — New York University Whose Rights in Democratic Society: Political Contributions and Social Networks in Taiwan Jeffrey J. Guo — Zhejiang University, China
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Saturday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d 279. Urban Revitalization - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Max Besbris, New York University Assessing an "Elm Street" Revitalization Initiative in an Immigrant Enclave Joseph F. Cabrera — Marywood University, Meghan Ashlin Rich — University of Scranton From SoHo to So What? Artists and Neighborhood Change in Boston Matthew Kaliner — Harvard University The View From Above: Inclusion, Exclusion and Aesthetic Experience in the Luxury City Julia Rothenberg — Queensborough Community College, Steve Lang — Laguardia Community College New-build gentrification and redevelopment trends in NoMa, Washington, DC. Claire Cook — The George Washington University 280. Sustaining Religion, Sustaining Sexualities - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Kelsy Burke, University of Pittsburgh Talking about Abstinence, Talking about God? Katherine C. Jones — University of Massachusetts "Hooking Up," Wet Dreams, and The Law of Chastity: Sex and the Single Mormon Amy Moff Hudec — Boston University In the Pulpit and out of the Closet John J. Anderson — Loyola University Pleasure, pain, and piety: Examining sexual narratives on Christian sexuality websites Kelsy Burke — University of Pittsburgh 281. Taking "Slow Work" Seriously: A Workshop on a (new?) Research Agenda - Workshop - Stanbro Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Heather Hofmeister, Goethe-University, Frankfurt, Germany
282. Religion - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 1 Presider: Farhan Navid Yousaf, University of Connecticut "What Type of Religiosity Matters for Assimilation? A Study of Institutional versus Personal Religiosity among Muslim and Latino Immigrants in the United States" Kara Shaner Fitzgibbon — University of Virginia Religion, Social Networks, and Identity Farhan Navid Yousaf — University of Connecticut A Qualitative Investigation On Closet Atheists Daniel Bart Swann — University of Maryland Bridging Communities: The Effects of Social Diversity on Congregational Community Engagement Edward C. Polson — Messiah College Depends on who you ask!: Perceptions of Catholic Parish Life from Staff and Parishioners Melissa Cidade — George Mason University, Mark M. Gray — Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, Georgetown University 283. Public Schools - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 2 Presider: Charity Hoffman, University Of Michigan Not Separate but Not Equal: Race & Class in an Integrated Public High School Charity Hoffman — University Of Michigan The Skill Portfolios of First-Year Teachers in Urban Public Schools Billie Gastic — Relay Graduate School of Education, Chris Torres — Relay Graduate School of Education, Elizabeth Chu — Relay Graduate School of Education How Teachers Use Dual-Purpose Lessons to Teach Character in Urban Public Schools Kimberly Austin — Relay Graduate School of Education, Elizabeth Chu — Relay Graduate School of Education, Billie Gastic — Relay Graduate School of Education, Chris Torres — Relay Graduate School of Education Eviction Notices or Optional Tenancy?: The Leave-Taking Imperative and The Perception of Choice Among Academically High-Achieving Rural Adolescents from Vermont, USA and Leinster, Ireland Wendy Irene Fuller — Norwich University 284. Mental Health and Wellbeing - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 3 Presider: Marybeth Francine Ayella, Saint Joseph’s University Undergraduate Happiness: Field Notes from the Classroom Jennifer Zoltanski — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Teaching about Mental Health: "We all have a mental health" Marybeth Francine Ayella — Saint Joseph’s University, Annie Tilton — Saint Joseph’s University Class Patterns in Etiological Beliefs of Depression Margaret Smith — State University of New York Buffalo Specifying the Gendered Pathways to Mental Health Treatment Dena T Smith — Goucher College, Janet H. Shope — Goucher College
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Saturday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM– cont’d 285. Inequality and Global Perspectives on Youth - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 4 Presider: Kara Cebulko, Providence College Understanding the Processing of Educational Inequalities in Families and Peer Groups -- A German Case Study Ulrike Deppe — Centre for School and Educational Research "Bearing Daughters, Taxing Mothers: The High Cost of Daughters in Developing Regions" Abigail Weitzman — New York University Street Youth, Agency, and Identity: A Comparative Global Perspective Timothy Stablein — Dartmouth College 286. Health Decisions and Behavior - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 5 Presider: Diane S Shinberg, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Why are physicians healthier than nurses (and the rest of us)? Sociological perspectives on the Gallup- Healthways Well-Being Index. Diane S Shinberg — Indiana University of Pennsylvania The Representation of Patient Empowerment Messages in Direct-to-Consumer Advertisements Crystal Adams — Harvard University "Lovemaking" versus "Hooking-Up": Meanings and Motivations of Gay Men Who Stop Using Condoms for Anal Sex Michael J. Staley — University of New Hampshire A Comparison of Chronic Pain Patients’ Use of Conventional and Alternative Medicine Misty Curreli — Stony Brook University Dissemination of health information through social networks: HIV and Twitter Emmanuel Koku — Drexel University 287. Global and Comparative Policy - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 6 Presider: Mohamoud Ismail, College of New Jersey The Role of Foreign NGOs in Somalia: Local People’s Perspectives Mohamoud Ismail — College of New Jersey The Significance of Migration as a Factor in the Acceptance of Medical Care Augustine A. Aryee — Fitchburg State University Disabling Worlds of Welfare Capitalism Rourke Liam OBrien — Princeton University The Evidence Enigma: Correctional Boot Camps and Other Failures in Research-Based Policymaking Tiffany Bergin — University of Cambridge (UK) 288. Discourses of Sexuality and Motherhood - Roundtable - Georgian Room - Table 7 Presider: Rachel G. Leventhal-Weiner, Trinity College "They’re not on my level": Motherhood, Identity, and Incarceration Brittnie Aiello — Merrimack College, Mary Paris — Merrimack College Let’s (Not) Talk About Sex: Factors that Inhibit or Promote the Discussion of Women’s Sexuality Jennifer Bartasavich — Penn State University, Abington, Leann Wintermute — Penn State University, Abington, Beth Montemurro — Penn State University, Abington "Secure" Girls: Heterosexuality, Class, and the Paradox of Self-Esteem Amy Wilkins — University of Colorado at Boulder, Sarah Miller — University of Massachusetts Amherst Sex and Schooling: Analyzing the Narratives of Expectant 16 and Pregnant Moms Rachel G. Leventhal- Weiner — Trinity College, Stacy Missari — Quinnipiac University 2:00 PM-4:00 PM 289. Soc Forum Editorial Board Meeting - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Karen Cerulo 3:30 PM-5:00 PM 290. The Social and Material Consequences and Responses to Extractive Mining - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Organizers: Cory Charles Martin, State University of New York Binghamton; Samantha K Fox, State University of New York Binghamton Presider: Cory Charles Martin, State University of New York Binghamton Iron Mining in Northeastern Minnesota: The Development of Underdevelopment Cory Charles Martin — State University of New York Binghamton Resilience or Resistance? Community Consultations Contesting Mineral Extraction in San Marcos, Guatemala Samantha K. Fox — State University of New York Binghamton Discussants: Cory Charles Martin, State University of New York Binghamton Samantha K Fox, State University of New York Binghamton
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291. An Interdisciplinary Conversation about Fair Trade - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Keith R. Brown, Saint Joseph’s University Nicki L Cole, Pomona College James Hayes-Bohanan, Bridgewater State University Gwendolyn Tedeschi, Manhattan College Erin McLaughlin, Cabrini College
292. Just One of the Guys?: Transgender Men and the Persistence of Gender Inequality by Kristen Schilt - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Jyoti Puri, Simmons College Critics: Reese Kelly, Middlebury College Karl Bryant, State University of New York New Paltz Catherine Connell, Boston University
293. Aging Public Policy and Activism - Mini-conference: Aging - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University - Camden Rural Pensions: Policy Lessons from BRICS and Turkey Mehmet Suleyman Cansoy — Boston College, John B. Williamson — Boston College Logics of Social Right: How Aging Taiwanese Immigrants Think About Public Benefits Available in Destination Society Ken Chih-Yan Sun — Academia Sinica Protesting Together -- How Isolation in Retirement Leads to Right Wing Activism Kristin Haltinner — University of Minnesota
294. Conservative Movements - Mini-conference: Social Movements - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Who’s Drinking at the Party? Tea Party Impacts on Republican Ideology Ziad Munson — Lehigh University, Amanda Midkiff — Conservative Movements Have All the Cash: Adapting Social Movement Theory for Resource-Rich Movements Tina Fetner — McMaster University, Brayden G. King — Northwestern University Is the Far Right Really a Social Movement? Kathleen Blee — University of Pittsburgh "I Know What I Know": How Beliefs Trump Facts in OPinion Formation Jean V. Hardisty — Wellesley College Discussant: David Cunningham, Brandeis University
295. How College Works: Lessons for Assessment and College Education from a Longitudinal Study - Mini-conference: Teaching - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Daniel Chambliss, Hamilton College Discussants: Lee Cuba, Wellesley College Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts
296. Colonial Modernity and Economic Inequality - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Reem Hadid, University of Bridgeport The Significance of Oil on Nations- A Study of the impact of oil gain and loss in the United Arab Emirates Reem Hadid — University of Bridgeport Entrepreneurship in the Flows of Empire: Colonial Modernity and Early Industrial Patterns in the North and South of Thailand, 1855-1932 Keerati Chenpitayaton — New School for Social Research Societal and Political Consequences of Human Development and Economic Equality Robert B. Smith — Social Structural Research Inc.
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297. Understanding Kinship Networks - Regular Paper Session - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jessica M. Fitzpatrick, State University of New York at Buffalo Native American Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in New England Sylvia I. Mignon — University of Massachusetts Boston, William Holmes — University of Massachusetts Boston, Cedric Woods, Jr. — University of Massachusetts Boston The Private Safety Nets of Unmarried Fathers Kimberly Turner — Cornell University Number of Siblings and Generalized Trust: Is There a Real or Spurious Relationship? Deniz Yucel — William Paterson University of New Jersey Needs versus Resources: Economic Disparities and Kin Support Natalia Sarkisian — Boston College
298. Teaching Strategies and Critical Pedagogy - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Joshua Wakeham, Harvard University There is no Such Thing as a Lazy College Student: Critical Pedagogy, Student Engagement and the Post- global Economy Karen Kendrick — Albertus Magnus College Freestyle Fridays: Teaching Sociology Through the Art of the Hip-Hop Rap Battle Don Sawyer — Quinnipiac University Teaching about Inequalities in Higher Education Pamela Leong — Salem State University
299. The Racialization of Ethnicity: Institutional Processes and Ideology, Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Minorities - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider Jacqueline Johnson, Adelphi University Doors of Return: Racial Identity & Tourism Markets in Ghana Warren Thomas McKinney — Columbia University Undocumented Mexican Migrants and Citizenship Limbo Gabriela Ogilvie Stevenson — University of Massachusetts at Amherst Intersectionality of a Different Color: Ethnic Credits and Racial Penalties in the Classroom Antonia Randolph — University of Delaware Black Interethnic Relations an Ideological Perspective: Understanding the Relationship Between Motivations, Ideas and Practices Shanna Brewton-Tiayon — University of Maryland
300. The Role of Local Media in a Globalizing World - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Yasmin Arianna John , University of Bridgeport The role of Media in Post-Colonialism Developing Nations: The Focus of Guyana and Mass Media. Yasmin Arianna John — University of Bridgeport Roles and Functions of China’s Educational TV Programs in Its National Development Longxiang Jiang — The role of Media on Indigenous Communities: Peru and the construction of sustainable communities with the intervention of Media & Communication Patricio Alejandro Larriva — University of Bridgeport
301. Racial Identities - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Presider: Ronald J. O. Flores, Connecticut College The (In)visible of Race, A Pragmatic Approximation of the concept Liza Hayes — University of Miami Peer Pressure and the Black/White Biracial Experience: An Analysis of Sibling Experiences Monique Porow — Rutgers University Shopping While Black: The Contextual Determinants of Blacks’ Use of Cultural Tools to Confront Negative Racial Stereotypes While Shopping Cassi Pittman — Ohio State University
302. States and Social Movements - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Victoria Reyes, Princeton University Reconceptualizing the Role of the ’State’ in Social Movements: Mobilization around Tobacco Control Meredith Bergey — Brandeis University Contentious Politics, Discursive Realities, and Sectarian Mobilization during Egypt’s Transitional Period Martin Timothy Rowe — Boston University Post-NGOization? Sustaining Feminist Activism in Brazil Millie Thayer — UMass, Amherst
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303. Urban Feminism - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Cheryl Laz, University of Southern Maine Transitional Spaces, Sustainable Places: Identifying Sustainable Lesbian Communities in the City Daniel T. Schermond — Temple University Women and the City: A case of urban feminism Amy Graglia — State University of New York Stony Brook The Association of Household Decision Making and Immigration Policy on Condom Use among Brazilian and Dominican Women in Metropolitan Boston Phillip Granberry — University of Massachusetts Boston, Maria Idali Torres — Gaston Insitute, University of Massachusetts Boston, Mayara Fontes — University of Massachusetts Boston
304. Culture: Space and Place - Regular Paper Session - St. James Room (4th Flr) Presider: Stephanie Bonvissuto, University of Massachusetts Boston Public Visual Domains: The Street as Visual Culture and Contested Terrain James M. Dickinson — A Visual Intersection: Place and Group Identity of Burning Man Participants in Portland, Oregon Genevieve Ramsey Cox — University of New Hampshire Producing the ’bike friendly city’: How bicycle centered policy and popular discourses function in US urban spaces. Oliver James Collard Rick — University of Maryland
305. Immigration and Youth Experiences - Regular Paper Session - Statler Room (Mezz.) Presider: Paige Walker Ferguson, Springfield College A Lack of Intimacy?: Quality of Immigrant Parent School-based Social Capital and its Impact on Immigrant Student Educational Outcomes Radha Modi — University of Pennsylvania "I’m not good enough for anyone": Legal Status’s Impact on Undocumented Dating Daniela Torres Pila — State University of New York at Albany International Migration and Educational Outcomes: an Effort to Link International Migration and Internal Migration Qian Song — State University of New York Albany Chutes and Ladders: How Mexican Immigrant Youth experience Cultural and Social Reproduction in Transnational Contexts Isabel Martinez — John Jay College of Criminal Justice
306. Technology, Institutional Context, and Culture - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Miranda R. Waggoner, Princeton University Capital in the Workplace: An assessment of the impact of social, cultural and technical capital on older academic faculty Alexander A. Hernandez — Boston College Technology & its Discontents: the reflexive actor and personal technology use Julia Schroeder — University of Virginia Context and Hyper-connection: Being Present in College Relationships Alecea I Standlee — Concord University The Israeli Model of Hi-Tech Entrepreneurship, Military Capital, and the Hi-Tech Industry Ori Swed — University of Texas at Austin, John S. Butler — University of Texas at Austin
307. Religous Lifestyles - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Helen A Berger, Women’s Studies Ressearch Center, Brandeis University Effect of Modern Lifestyle on Religious Values and Practices Saif Abbasi — International Islamic University, Muhammad Shoaib — Early Adopters vs. Die-hard Sceptics: Congregational Perspectives on Digital Technology Stephen D. McMullin — Acadia University Religion and Well-being: Religiosity and its Impact on Behavior among Adolescents Samantha Zulkowski — University of Delaware 308. Urbanization in International Context - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Matthew Kaliner, Harvard University A Steeper Climb: The Experiences of Ethnic Minority Immigrants in Vancouver, Canada Dan Zuberi — University of Toronto Making a Scene: Folk Movements & Contemporary Urban Anarchy in Swedish Cities Kimberly Creasap — University of Pittsburgh The Political Geography of Limbo: Mexican Migrants in a New Destination Julie C Keller — University of Wisconsin-Madison Christmas Markets: Global Diffusion of a Reinvented Tradition Fang Xu — Graduate Center of the City University of New York
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309. The Economy of Religion - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Dorothy Kalanzi, Gannon University Presider: Allen Thomas Hyde, University of Connecticut Giving Pomana: The Culture and Political Economy of Death Rituals in Post-Socialist Romania Gerard A. Weber — Bronx Community College of the City University of New York Religion in the Professions: Examining Christian Counselors Negotiating Religious Perspectives in Work Kati Li — Princeton University Discussant: Jacob Felson, William Paterson University
5:30 PM-7:00 PM 310. Presentation of 2013 Awards and Nancy Naples’ Presidential Address – Georgian Room (Mezz.) Presider: Beth Mintz, University of Vermont Awards Presentations Candace Rogers Award, Nazli Kibria, Boston University to Megan M. Holland, Harvard University Rose Laub Coser Award, Jonathan M. White, Bridgewater State University, to Megan Elizabeth O’Leary, Boston University Mirra Komarovsky Book Award, Deirdre Royster, New York University, to Alondra Nelson, Columbia University, for Body and Soul: The Black Panther Party and the Fight Against Medical Discrimination, University of Minnesota Press. Honorable mention to Eric Klinenberg, New York University, for Going Solo: The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone, Penguin Books, and to Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut, for Venice: A Contested Bohemia in Los Angeles, University of Chicago Press. Special Achievement Award, Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts – Amherst, to Anita I. Garey 2012-2013 Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgment, Beth Mintz, University of Vermont, to George Ritzer, University of Maryland 2013 RMW Lecture Sites, Beth Mintz, University of Vermont: Lehigh Carbon Community College and Eastern Connecticut State University 2013-2014 Robin M. Williams, Jr. Lecturer, Mary Ann Clawson, Wesleyan University, to Karen A. Cerulo, Rutgers University ESS Merit Award, Victoria Pitts Taylor, Queens College, CUNY and CUNY Graduate Center, to Karen A. Cerulo, Rutgers University Undergraduate Poster Winners, Polly Smith, Utica College.
Presidential Address: “Sustaining Democracy: Localization, Globalization, and Feminist Praxis” - Nancy A. Naples, University of Connecticut Introduction: Shirley Jackson, Southern Connecticut State University
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Sunday, 24 March 2013 7:30 AM-8:30 AM 311. ESS General Business Breakfast Meeting - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Emily Mahon 8:30 AM-10:00 AM 312. Sustainability: Urban and Rural - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Presider: Jenniffer Santos-Hernandez, University of Delaware Sustainability in the Plural: A Comparative Analysis of Social Action, Free Trade, and Organics in Mexico and Brazil Jennifer Bea Rogers-Brown — LIU Post Understanding Sustainability via Regional Well-Being Assessment Eve Waltermaurer — State University of New York, New Paltz, Katherine Tobin — State University of New York, New Paltz Social Vulnerability Index to Climate Change in Mexico Abraham Martinez — Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM 10 Years of the National Organic Program: Looking Back and Looking Forward Brian Obach — State University of New York at New Paltz 313. Pray the Gay Away by Bernadette Barton - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Kathleen Blee, University of Pittsburgh Critics: Ashley Currier, University of Cincinnati Nancy Whittier, Smith College Jo Reger, Oakland University 314. Evaluation - Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University; Michèle Lamont, Harvard University; Curtis Chan, Harvard University; Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Presider: Michèle Lamont, Harvard University What Merit Means: Undergraduates at elite institutions in the United States and Britain on university admissions Natasha Kumar Warikoo — Harvard University Evaluation and the Elephant. Toward a Comparative Sociology of a Fundamental Social Process Stefan Beljean — Harvard University Clicks versus Pulitzers? Commensuration in online journalism in the United States and France Angele Christin — Princeton University Recombining Values: SROI in the US and UK Emily Barman — Boston University, Matthew Hall — London School of Economics, Yuval Millo — University of Leicester Discussant: Steven Epstein, Northwestern University 315. Queer and Social Theory - Mini-conference: Queer Theory and Politics - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut "Homonormativity": Uses and limitations for sociological theory Clare Forstie — Northwestern University, Tom Waidzunas — Temple University Queering Intersectionality? Rachel Rybaczuk — University of Massachusetts, Amherst Doing Sexuality: Accountability and the Politics of Sexual Identity Jaime Hartless — University of Virginia 316. Occupy and Beyond: Progressive Mobilization in Response to the Economic Crisis - Mini- conference: Social Movements - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Beyond Wall Street: Mobilizing Collective Defiance in the Neighborhoods of NYC Michelle Ronda — Marymount Manhattan College Occupy, Electoral Politics, and Moral Awakening Todd Gitlin — Columbia University Participatory Budgeting in the City: Challenging NYC’s Development Model from the Grassroots Andreas Hernandez — Marymount Manhattan College, Nancy Baez — Defiance and Control: Direct Action and the Policing of the Occupy Movement Alex Vitale — Brooklyn College Discussant: Jeff Juris, Northeastern University
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317. Research Ethics - Regular Paper Session - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Presider: Sylvia I. Mignon, University of Massachusetts Boston Guinea Pig Kids: Distrust, Rumors, and Recent Experiments Involving African American Children Valerie Leiter — Simmons College, Sarah Herman — Simmons College The Predatory and Criminal Use of Chloroform: Medical and Popular Accounts in the 1800s Pamela Donovan — Bloomsburg University Moral Review and Moral Agency Sorcha Alexandrina Brophy — Yale University
318. Parental Involvement in Students’ Academic Lives - Regular Paper Session - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Presider: Kimberly Turner, Cornell University How much parental involvement is too much in college students’ lives? Jordann Faith Markowitz — Lehigh University An Exploration of Race and Class Intersections in Parents’ Valuation of Children’s Achievement in Organized Activities and Academics Theresa Simpson — Rutgers University Cultural Orientation or Resource Deficit? Explaining Lesser Middle-class Parental Involvement in U.S. Immigrants Families Aspen Chen — University of Connecticut The Cultural Narrative of ’Choice’ in College-Bound, Middle Class Families Cara E. Bowman — Boston University
319. Social History of Drugs and Drug Policies - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Melody Boyd, State University of New York Brockport Reforming New York’s Rockefeller Drug Laws: Qualitative Perspectives On The Changing Criminal Process Leonardo Dominguez — John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Travis Wendel — John Jay College of Criminal Justice Highs and Lows: The Social and Political Forces Influencing Recreational Marijuana Legislation Kenneth Sebastian Leon — George Washington University From Cocaine to Bath Salts: A Brief Socio-Legal History of American Stimulant Use Nicholas L. Parsons — Eastern Connecticut State University Recover or Else: How Narratives of Recovery Enforce Notions of Deviance in the Methadone Maintenance Treatment Community David Frank — City University of New York Graduate Center
320. Riots and Criminalization of Protest - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jessica Singer, Utica College Structures of Incapacitation: Activists, the Legal System, and Burnout Tammi Arford — Northeastern University, Andrea L. Hill — Northeastern University Fighting for the Bowels of the Earth: Explaining Violence between Unionized and Cooperativized Mine- Workers in Bolivia Marcelo A. Bohrt — Brown University Still the Angry Masses? Riot Motivation from 1993-2008 Sarah Nicksa — Widener University, Raphael- Adrian Ingaglio — Widener University
321. Quantitative Analyses of Immigrants in Contemporary American Society - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: James C Witte, George Mason University From Brain Drain to Brain Circulation: Testing a new theory of human capital migration. Joshua Daniel Tuttle — George Mason University, Melissa Cidade — George Mason University, Melissa Gouge — George Mason University, Maggie Redman — George Mason University, Meenakshi Ramasubramanian — George Mason University The Impact of Region of Birth and Time in Country on the Earnings of Foreign-born Immigrants in the United States William Roche — George Mason University, Lauren Kinne — George Mason University, Safiya Khalid — George Mason University, Jean Leon Boucher — George Mason University Second-Generation English: How Children of Immigrants Language Use Indicates Adaptation to US Society Summer Allen — George Mason University, Guillaume Bagal — George Mason University, Irna May Connor — George Mason University, Shaun Michel — George Mason University, Karina Watts — George Mason University
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(321. Quantitative Analyses of Immigrants in Contemporary American Society - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) - continued from previous page) Productive or Reproductive Labor? An analysis of fertility rates and educational attainment among female immigrants in Washington D.C. Jessica Emami — George Mason University, Lorena Hillon — George Mason University, Di Huang — George Mason University, Brian Cannon — George Mason University The role of social pressure in rapid attitudinal formation concerning immigrants and immigration. Richard Lawrence Lamb — George Mason University, Len Annetta — George Mason University Discussant: James C Witte, George Mason University
322. Narratives and Discourse Analyses of the Political - Regular Paper Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Cecelia Walsh-Russo, Hartwick College Searching for women’s voice in Iranian Literary work: A Discursive Analysis of Novels As Sociological Data Mahrou Zhaf — Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis Content Analysis of the Polish press during communist and post-communist period Karolina May — St. John’s University
323. Music and Culture in Urban Spaces - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Kati Li, Princeton University Community Gardens’ Produce: Interpersonal- and Institutional-Level Outcomes of Collective Urban Gardening Sarah Becker — Louisiana State University Moving to the Beat of Life: Dance in the Urban Community Darriah Nicole Woodard — Southern Connecticut State University Fear and Desire: Urban Greening, Community Building, and Social Spaces Kat Rickenbacker — Marlboro College WORKERS AND INTELLECTUALS: How Marginalized Men of Color Create Rap Music to Become Valued Masculine Subjects Kara A. Young — University of California Berkeley Rethinking the Creative Economy: Participatory Action Research with Artists and Artisans in the Greater Franklin County, MA. Abby Irene Templer — University of Massachusetts, Amherst
324. Social Change in India - Regular Paper Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Michael A. Elliott, Towson University Sensible Conflicts: Aesthetics and Contestation in a Religious Phenomenon Vikash Singh — Rutgers, New Brunswick Dreamscapes: Changing Perceptions, Aspirations, and Mobility in the "Emerging" Economy Jennifer Parker — Pennsylvania State University Spatial Imaginaries of Caste: Re-embedding Thiyya identity on Cyber Thiyyers of Malabar Jillet Sarah Sam — University of Maryland, College Park Demolitions and Desecrations: Ethno-religious Conflict, Religious Structures, and the Political Economy of Space in Urban India Autumn Mathias — Northeastern University
325. Sociological Practice: Active Learning, Assesment, and Engagement - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Kyla Walters, University of Massachusetts Amherst Photovoice: A Critical Pedagogical Assignment in the Sociology Classroom Namita N Manohar — Brooklyn College Collaborative Teaching as a Form of Graduate Teacher Training Kyla Walters — University of Massachusetts Amherst, Joya Misra — University of Massachusetts Our Table Factory, Ltd: Active Learning to Teach Marx and Engles Clayton C. Childress — Princeton University, Carlos Alamo — Vassar College, Neda Maghbouleh — Muhlenberg College Title: Navigating ivory tower and the grassroots Colin A Adams — Berkshire Community College
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Sunday, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM – cont’d 326. Comparative Global Issues - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Annulla Linders, University of Cincinnati Comparing legal cultures in four welfare states: the case of asbestos compensation Andrea Boggio — Bryant University Political, Economic and Social Influences on Gender-related Attitudes Across Europe Carolyn Keller — Keene State College East Asian Welfare State and Family Policy: Comparative Perspective Joyce Shim — Columbia University 327. Health Disparities: Gender and Sexuality - Regular Paper Session - St. James Room (4th Flr) Presider: Cheryl Laz, University of Southern Maine Differences in Insurance Coverage and Access to Health Care for Married Persons and Same-Sex and Different-Sex Unmarried Partners: Evidence from the National Health Interview Survey, 2007-2011. Miriam L. King — University of Minnesota, Ryan Moltz — University of Minnesota Gender Differences in Trajectories of Self-rated Health in Middle and Old Age: An Examination of Differential Exposure and Differential Vulnerability Leah Rohlfsen — St. Lawrence University It’s Not Just Sex, It’s the Mind: Sexual Identity, Overweight/Obesity and Diabetes Muh-Chung Lin — University of Chicago, Jen-Hao Chen — University of Chicago 328. Critical Perspectives on Social Theory and Disciplines - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Meghan Doran, Northeastern University War and Gramsci’s Social Theory Daniel Egan — University of Massachusetts Lowell Title: Mapping the Minds: A New Synthesis for Theory of Social Action and Cognition Dong-Kyun Im — Harvard University Struggles over Disciplinary Boundaries in Anthropology Elina Mäkinen — Stanford University Publics, Materiality, and the Imagination: Revisiting the Knowledge-Politics Link Gianpaolo Baiocchi — Brown University, Diana Graizbord — Brown University, Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz — Brown University 329. Science, Technology, and Knowledge Formation - Regular Paper Session - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Cassie M. Hays, Gettysburg College Technology and the Social Construction of Knowledge George Robert Still — State University of New York Plattsburgh Gender Differences, Poverty and Career and Technical Education: Determinants and Consequences of High School Participation Mary Ellen Cashen — University of California, Irvine Beyond Left and Right? Authoritarianism, Ideology and Public Trust in Science in the US and Europe Jonathan Weiler — University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Gordon Gauchat — University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Digitialization in the Book Industry and the Implications for Authors’ Careers Dana Beth Weinberg — Queens College 330. Race and Criminal Justice - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Anne R Roschelle, StateUniversity of New York New Paltz ’They Prod at You ’Til You Crack’: An Interactional Analysis of Mutually Reinforcing Perceptions of Black Males as ’Threats’ in Law Enforcement and Employment Contexts Paul Clement Reck — Ramapo College The War on Drugs and Black "Bare Life" Sarah Tosh — City University of New York Graduate Center Jim Crow Then, Mass Incarceration Now Renèe Omolade — Emmanuel College Latino Immigration, Interaction, and Homicide Victimization Raymond E Barranco — Mississippi State University, Ashley B. Perry — Louisiana State University 331. Higher Education Institutions Today - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: Dave Harker, Boston College Understanding Highly Indebted Student Loan Borrowers: A First Look Healey C Whitsett — NERA Economic Consulting Individuation of the University Student: Changes in the Student-University Relationship at 5 types of institutions, 1900-2000 Karen Robinson — University of Virginia Students Beyond Slacktivism: Cultures of Action on College Campuses Hailey Chalhoub — Stonehill College, Domenique Ciavattone — Stonehill College, Christopher Wetzel — Stonehill College Social Capital and Student Achievement: Reflections on a college preparation course Katrina Hoop — Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Cheating Together: Cheating as Group Behavior Catherine Marrone — Stony Brook University, Misty Curreli — Stony Brook University, Nancy Sacks — Stony Brook University
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332. Workshop: Preparing for a Program Review - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Javier Treviño, Wheaton College
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333. Executive Committee Meeting II - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Emily Mahon 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
334. Careers in Sociological Practice – Workshop - St. James Room (4th Flr) Organizer: William Canak, Middle Tennessee State University Presider: William Canak, Middle Tennessee State University
335. Creating Sustainable Communities - Thematic Session - Clarendon Room (Mezz.) Presider: Kara Dewhurst, University of Virginia The Afghanistan Peace and Reintegration Program and the Creation of Sustainable Communities Marissa Quie — University of Cambridge Problems with Building Sustainable Communities in a Time and Place of Peril: A Postcard from the Lower Ninth Ward Daina Cheyenne Harvey — College of the Holy Cross Community Supported Agriculture and the Complexities of Survival Robert J. Wengronowitz — Boston College Community Gardens and Sustainability: How the Spaces We Create Make Places Livable Jill Eshelman — Northeastern University
336. Racialized Mothering: Sustaining Families and Communities - Thematic Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Millian Kang, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Presider: Dawn Dow, Syracuse University ’Lots of Practice in Making Sacrifices’: Mothering in Asian American Families and Communities Millian Kang — University of Massachusetts, Amherst Integrated Devotions: Enacting and Resisting Archetypes and Stereotypes of African American Womanhood Dawn Dow — Syracuse University "Sustaining Marriage and Family": Black Professional Women and the Politics of Respectability Riche’ Barnes — Smith College Perspectives on Motherhood: A Comparative Analysis of Imagined and Actual Motherhood Whitney Terrill Farhat — Howard University Discussant: Ginetta Candelario, Smith College
337. Sex Cells by Rene Almeling - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Michel Anteby, Harvard University Critics: Elizabeth Mitchell Armstrong, Princeton University Peter Conrad, Brandeis University Kieran Healy, Duke University
338. Session IV - Mini-conference: Bourdieu in Practice - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Veronica Manlow, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York Mapping the Legal Field: Lawyers, Symbolic Struggles, and Governance in Contemporary Vietnam Nathalie Miller — Berkeley Student Movements in Latin America Gabriela Gonzales — State University of New York Stony Brook Field, Clothing and Identity in the TV Series Breaking Bad Donovan Quan — Brooklyn College Bodies and Circuits: Bourdieu, Dewey, and the Habitus of Technological Competence Cassidy Puckett — Northwestern University Discussant: Veronica Manlow, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York
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Sunday, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM– cont’d 339. Mechanisms and Social Processes - Mini-conference: Cultural Comparison - Cambridge Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University; Michèle Lamont, Harvard University; Curtis Chan, Harvard University; Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Presider: Orlando Patterson, Harvard University On the Formation of Social Kinds: Expanding the Causal Repertoire of Sociological Research Daniel Hirschman — University of Michigan, Isaac Reed — University of Colorado Racial conflict and collaboration in neighborhood watch patrols Jan Doering — University of Chicago Locating Culture in Less-Institutionalized Structure Neha Gondal — Rutgers University Mining the Historical and Mythical Past: How Right-Wing Extremists Deploy Symbols in the U.S. and Germany Cynthia Miller-Idriss — New York University Discussant: Julian Go, Boston University 340. Housing Segregation II - Mini-conference: Housing Segregation - Alcott Room (4thFlr) Organizer: Program Committee Presider: Ying Huang, State University of New York at Albany Predators and Prey: Segregation’s Effect on Subprime Lending and the Housing Crisis Michael Hankinson — Harvard University, Jackelyn Hwang — Harvard University, Kreg Steven Brown — Harvard University Black Middle Class Suburbs on the Brink: Punctuated Equilibrium as a Model for African American Stability and Precarity Gregory Smithsimon — Brooklyn College Environmental Racism Case Study: Location and Treatment of Toxic Waste Sites in Springfield, Massachusetts. Abigail Randall — University of Tennessee 341. LGBTQ Research, Sponsored by the LGBTQ Caucus - Invited Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University; Kim Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University Presider: Cara Bergstrom-Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University Medora W. Barnes — John Carroll University Karl Bryant — State University of New York New Paltz Betsy Kaminski — Central Connecticut State University Karen Powell-Sears — Denison University 342. Parents as Socializing Agents: Impacts on Child Outcomes - Regular Paper Session - Arlington Room (Mezz.) Presider: Sarah Damaske, The Pennsylvania State University Push-Up Bras, Platitudes, and Porn Stars: How Teens Navigate Parental Resistance to Cosmetic Surgery Sarah Michelle Glann — University at Buffalo Families, Villages, and Working-Class Youth: Understanding Divergent Pathways Sarah Damaske — The Pennsylvania State University, Kathleen Gerson — New York University Family Context and Adolescent Sex with Strangers Emily Pain — State University of New York at Albany
343. Sociology of Emotions - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Shima Yoshida, University of Utah Exploring Victims’ Accounts of Forgiveness/Non-forgiveness after Violent Victimization Kristen Lee Hourigan — State University of New York at Albany Bullying: Severed Social connection and the promise (and pitfalls) of Expressive Writing Laura Martocci — currently unaffiliated Rivalry, Excitement, and Meanspiritedness: Civic Spirit and Sports Fanhood Allison Carter — Rowan University 344. Responses to Social Vulnerability - Regular Paper Session - Cabot Room (4thFlr) Presider: Michelle Ronda, Marymount Manhattan College Status Inconsistency and the Political Realignment of the Middle Class in the United States Matthew J Perry — State University of New York at Buffalo, Robert L. Wagmiller — State University of New York at Buffalo Death and the Red Cross: Why Transnational Humanitarianism Succeeded in Late 19th Century Europe Shai M. Dromi — Yale University Emergency Management in Puerto Rico as a Bureaucratic Type: From Static to Dynamic Approaches to Social Vulnerability Jenniffer Santos-Hernandez — University of Delaware
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345. Narratives, Memories, and Framing in Social Movements - Regular Paper Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Don Sawyer, Quinnipiac University Demilitarizing the Everyday: Memory and Mobilization in Vieques, PR (1999-2004) Roberto Velez-Velez — State University of New York New Paltz Sociopolitical and Historical Perspectives on LGBTQ Identities and Politics: Deconstructing a ’Movement’ Aly Fields — Brandeis University The Good, the True, and the Rhetoric of Movements: Framing Legitimacy and Normality Jeffrey Kenneth Hass — University of Richmond, Irene Petten — Columbus State Community College
346. Financial Stress, Housing, and Interactional Analysis - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Anahi Viladrich, Queens College Should I Stay or Should I Go? Reconciling theories of contractual obligations with sociological understandings of economic activity in the case of strategic default Lindsay A. Owens — Stanford University Interactional Economics: Success, Failure, and Process in Residential Real Estate Max Besbris — New York University
347. Dating and Fertility Expectations - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Mark Hutter, Rowan University An Endless Array of Options: How online dating is altering how we meet and mate. Maria Montesano — City College of New York Fertility Expectations and Cohort Change in the College-Childbearing Relationship Kristin Laurel Perkins — Harvard, Tracey Shollenberger — Harvard University Fertility-Related Attitudes and Behaviors among Latinas in the Bronx Naomi J. Spence — City University of New York, Lehman College, Jennifer De Jesus — City University of New York, Leticia King — City University of New York, Brenda Perez — Lehman College
348. Comparative and International Identity Construction - Regular Paper Session - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Presider: Enrique S Pumar, Catholic University On the Way: Religion, Secularism, Violence Vikash Singh — Rutgers, New Brunswick Cultural Repertoires of Evaluation in National Identity Discourses: A Comparative Study of Nationally Mixed People in France, Germany and the United Kingdom. Anne Unterreiner — ERIS (CMH) Social Relationships and Suicide in Comparative Perspective: A New Look at Durkheim’s Old Inquiry Ning Hsieh — University of Pennsylvania Investigating differences in the adjustment of International undergraduate and graduate students: Often Assumed to be the Same but Different Sheila Pierre — University of Connecticut
349. Social Movements in Transnational Perspective - Regular Paper Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Presider: Luis Antonio Vila-Henninger, University of Arizona A Comparative Analysis of American and European models of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth Activism Melinda Miceli — University of Hartford Comparative Analysis of the Transnational Labor Migrants Everyday Life Practices in Athens, (Greece), Washington D.C., (USA), and St. Petersburg, (Russia). Andrey Rezaev — St. Petersburg State University No Fracking Way: The spread of national and international anti-fracking mobilization Cecelia Walsh- Russo — Hartwick College The Kaletra effect: transnational access to medicines mobilization beyond free trade agreements Tatiana Andia — Brown University
350. Weddings and the Web - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Patricia Arend — Fitchburg State University A Report on the Findings of a Content Analysis of Wedding Websites and Bridal Magazines Kirstie Kemmerer — University of New Hampshire Wedding Dreams and Nightmares: Photo Elicitation as a Tool for Understanding Consumer Desire Patricia Arend — Fitchburg State University "Preparing for the Big Day: Friendship and support on an online wedding forum" Sara Lucia Martucci — City University of New York Graduate Center
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351. Representations of Women in Popular Media - Regular Paper Session - Whittier Room (4th Flr) Presider: Mary Nell Trautner, State University of New York at Buffalo Sexualization and Objectification of Females: Rape Culture or Pop Culture? Alyssa L. Smith — Morgan State University Strong Athletes & Stereotyped Models: Examining Racial Representations of Women in Sports Illustrated Kiera Duckworth — State University of New York at Buffalo Gender and Leadership as Portrayed in Television Media Katelyn Erin Davidson — U.S. Naval Academy ’Golden Girls’ or ’Deadly and Dangerous Players?’ Televised Media Coverage of the 2012 London Olympic Games Maura B. Rosenthal — Bridgewater State University, Shelley Maroney — Bridgewater State University, Jennifer K. Mead — Bridgewater State University Representation of Women in the Book Industry: Disparity or Discrimination? Dana Beth Weinberg — Queens College, Hamad Sindhi — City University of New York Graduate Center, Kristine Rosales — Queens College, Tom Marano — Queens College, Maria C. Teran — Queens College
352. First Generation College Students: A Prioneer’s Journey through the Educational Pipeline - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Bedelia Richards, University of Richmond "’You will not have to struggle, like us...’: Aspirational Proxies and Deferment of the Meritocracy Paradigm Among Low-Income First Generation College Students and Their Parents" Ashley Rondini — Transylvania University "Well, If They Were Interested, Then They Would Come:" Assumptions, Advantage and Aspirations at Diverse High Schools Megan M. Holland — Harvard University Disrupting Class Privilege: Early Colleges and the Transition from High School to College Bedelia Richards — University of Richmond Decoding First-Generation, Low-Income, and Multicultural Student Retention: An Investigation of Student Experiences and Institutional Strategies Stephanie S. Bramlett — University of New Hampshire Educational Success and the Transition to Adulthood for First Generation Rural Students Ingrid A. Nelson — Bowdoin College Discussant: Nicolas Simon, University of Connecticut
353. Stuck in Service: Gendered Service Obligations and Promotion/Tenure - Workshop - Back Bay Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton Discussants: Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York Diane Bates, The College of New Jersey Elizabeth Borland, The College of New Jersey Tamara L Smith, Westfield State University Dana Britton, Rutgers University
354. Sociologists and Retirement - Workshop - Exeter Room Organizer: Susan Prager, Brooklyn College Presider: Susan Prager, Brooklyn College Discussants: Peter Stein, Rutgers Natalie Sokoloff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Susan Prager, Brooklyn College Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Boston College
355. Supporting and Mentoring LGBTQ Students - Workshop - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Jason Crockett, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania; Monika Jean Ulrich Myers, Arkansas State University Presider: Jason Crockett, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Discussants: Jason Crockett, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Monika Jean Ulrich Myers, Arkansas State University
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356. Committee on the Status of Women - Meeting - Hancock Room (Mezz.) Organizer: Theresa Morris, Trinity College
357. Responses to Economic Crises - Thematic Session - Holmes Room (4th Flr) Presider: Alvaro Santana-Acuna, Harvard University Anti-Taxation Protests in the U.S., 2009-2010: The Tea Party Movement, Organizational Strength, and Media Support Tarun Banerjee — State University of New York Stony Brook The Occupy Wall St. and TEA Party Movements Direct Attention to the Current Relevance of Economic Theories of Smith, Hamilton, and Keynes: (Social Action Indirect Support of President Obama’s Economic Recovery Plan) Harry A. Russell — Southern University at New Orleans Mass protest in the aftermath of an economic disaster: The case of Iceland Jon Gunnar Bernburg — University of Iceland Pragmatism and Coherence in Political Activism: Talking About "Organization" with Boston Area Occupy Members Moreno DiMarco — University of Massachusetts Boston
358. Agrarian Relations and Sustainability - Thematic Session - Charles River Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jennifer Parker, Pennsylvania State University The Role of Socioeconomic Status and Psychosocial Resources on the Effects of Goal-Striving Stress Among Rural Youth Meghan L. Mills — University of New Hampshire Caste, Class and Agrarian Relations: A Study in a South Indian Village Bhoopathi Reddy Bakkannagari — University of Hyderabad Sustainable Agriculture and Indigenous Rights in Rural Guatemala Abigail Randall — University of Tennessee
359. Beyond Identity? Interrogating the Concepts of "Post-Race," "Post-Feminist," and "Post-Gay" - Conversation - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer and Presider: Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut Matthew Hughey, Mississippi State University Jo Reger, Oakland University Stephen Valocchi, Trinity College
360. Money at Work: On the Job with Priests, Poker Players and Hedge Fund Managers by Kevin Delaney - Author-Meets-Critics - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Michael Schwartz, Stony Brook State University Critics: Harvey Molotch, New York University Elizabeth Popp Berman, State University of New York at Albany Joshua Murray, Vanderbilt University
361. China Studies - Regular Paper Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Presider: Aspen Chen, University of Connecticut Charisma and Protest Mobilization in the Falun Gong Andrew Junker — University of Chicago Milk as an Ideological Food, a research on milk phenomenon in China Since 1980s Song TIAN — Beijing Normal University Why Are Rural Chinese Not Unhappy? Social and Institutional Explanations Chunping Han — The University of Texas at Arlington Meritocracy as Dominant Ideology: Perceptions of Equal Opportunity in Singapore Joseph Wesley Miller — Gettysburg College, Voonchin Phua — Gettysburg College
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362. Intersections Between Public and Private Surveillance - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Organizer and Presider: Karen E.C. Levy, Princeton University Public/Private Regulation via Electronic Monitoring: The Case of Truckers’ Work Time Karen E.C. Levy — Princeton University Surveillance Beyond the Criminal Justice System Sarah B. K. Brayne — Princeton University "Seeing Like a Failed State: How Certain Surveillance Schemes to Increase Security in Mexico Are Failing" Keith Guzik — Bloomfield College Technology as a Tool of Social Control: The Effect of Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs on Healthcare Provision Liz Chiarello — Princeton University Discussants: Karen E.C. Levy, Princeton University Sarah B. K. Brayne, Princeton University
363. Social Capital and Networks in Education - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Natalicia Tracy, Boston University "Gunslinger" or "Hired Nag?": Metaphorical Roles of the Independent Educational Consultant Jill M. Smith — Brandeis University Testing Bourdieu’s Theory of Social Capital Using Academic Support Networks Joseph F. Cabrera — Marywood University, Ross Capoccia — Marywood University, Josh Ackerman — Marywood University Re-Operationalizing the Social in Socio-Academic Integration Zawadi Rucks-Ahidiana — University of California, Berkeley
364. Violence, Harassment, and Discrimination in the Workplace - Regular Paper Session - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Presider: Brenna Harvey, University of Connecticut Investigation into the Occupational and Emotional Experiences of Sexual Assault Crisis Advocates Amanda Moras — Sacred Heart University Negotiating Workplace Differences Nia Imani Cantey — Tennessee State University Killings without Killers: The Problem of the Professional Executioner in American Executions Annulla Linders — University of Cincinnati
365. Social Implications of Inequalities, the Market, the State, and Community - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Avery Brow, University of Maryland Baltimore Bug Chasing and Inequality in the U.S. Nicholas Perez — Lawrence University Free Market Capitalism and Governance Quality Joseph N Cohen — Queens College Achieving Full Incorporation: How Contexts of Reception Shape the Mobility Prospects of Low-Income Populationsy Asad L. Asad — Harvard University Three Decades in the Making: The Neoliberalization of the Turkish Welfare State Mehmet Suleyman Cansoy — Boston College
366. Wikileaks, Free Speech, and Access to Information - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Skye Adell Miner, Brandeis Polish media under the USSR: Building a communist nation? Patrycja Zera — University of Bridgeport Global Consequences of Free Speech in the United States from 2006 to October 2012. Emma Wojcik — University of Bridgeport How does the support of Latin-American governments to Julian Assange asylum affect the national development and the media in Ecuador? David Alejandro Salvador — University of Bridgeport
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Sunday, 12:00 PM-1:30 PM– cont’d 367. Classroom Management and Instructions - Regular Paper Session - Winthrop Room (4th Flr) Presider: M. Marcoux Faiia, Rivier University Redefining Classroom Management: A Conceptual Framework for the Dynamic Classroom Management Approach (DCMA) Jonathan Ryan Davis — The Graduate Center, City University of New York What Works, What Doesn’t: The Theory and Practice of Mentoring Jason Desrosier — Northeastern University, Corey Dolgon — Stonehill College Transforming Education: Evolving Student and Educator Identities in a Transnational Context Naomi Lightman — University of Toronto Creating Empathetic Citizens: SEL and the Education of Feeling in American Public Schools Kathleen Hulton — University of Massachusetts-Amherst 368. Digital Textbooks and the Power of Personalization - Workshop - Newbury Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine; Michael Boezi, Flat World Knowledge Presider: Steven E. Barkan, University of Maine 369. Successfully Conquering Undergraduate Student Assessment - Workshop - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Janice Kay Purk, Mansfield University Timothy Madigan — Mansfield University Polly Smith — Utica College Alex Thomas — Oneonta College Phillip M. Dodd-Nufrio — Metropolitan College of New York Joanne Ardovini — Metropolitan College of New York 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 370. Neoliberalism and Government: New Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives - Presidential Session - Berkeley Room (Mezz.) Organizer and Presider: Sam Binkley, Emerson College Happiness as Enterprise: Positive Psychology and Neoliberal Life Sam Binkley — Emerson College Sexual States: Toward a Sexuality of Biopolitical and Neoliberal Governance Jyoti Puri — Simmons College French Public Housing: Neoliberal Logics and Hidden Transcripts Yasser Munif — Emerson College The Attack on Public University Education: Neoliberalism and the Privatization of Public Universities Amaka Camille Okechukwu — New York University 371. Narratives of Class Inequality - Regular Paper Session - Beacon Hill Room (4th Flr) Presider: Christopher F. Armstrong, Bloomsburg University Command Performance: narrative, institutions, and performing obedience Matthew T. Loveland — Le Moyne College Harlan County, Social Class and Collective Amnesia: The Interplay of Structure and Culture Paul Kooistra — Furman University, Dan Harrison — Lander University Accessing Class through Narrative: Academic Engagement as a Classed Experience Elizabeth Seton Mignacca — Syracuse University 372. Urbanization in the Middle East - Regular Paper Session - Brandeis Room (4th Flr) Presider: Shai M. Dromi, Yale University Social Change in the Arab World Ahmad Falah Alomosh — University of Sharjah Relationship between Continuous Internal Migration And Urban Poverty in Slum Areas Aziza Abdullah Alnuaim — King Saud University Urban Informality and Subaltern Urbanism of Radical Political Communities: A Case Study from Turkey Ilgin Erdem — University of Massachusetts Amherst Right to Place, Right to Identity: Anti-Dam Movements in Dersim, Turkey Ozlem Goner — College of Staten Island 373. Youth, Agency, and Voice - Regular Paper Session - Constitution Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jen-Hao Chen, University of Chicago What Do You Mean When You Say I’m Rebellious? Black Youth, Hip-Hop, and School Resistance Don Sawyer — Quinnipiac University ’We just can’t talk about it’: Subjective experiences of children with HIV/AIDS and their guardians in Tanzania. Kathryn A. Chobanian, Renee Lynn Beard — College of the Holy Cross
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Sunday, 1:45 PM-3:15 PM – cont’d 374. Student Assessment, Service Learning, and Curricula - Regular Paper Session - Franklin Room (4th Flr) Presider: Jeffrey Dowd, Rutgers University Non-Traditional and Traditional School Settings: Two Models of Service Learning Ajeenah Haynes — New York Medical College, Arvilla Payne-Jackson — Howard University General Education Revisited: Using Theory to Inform a Comprehensively Inclusive Curriculum Blake Silver — The George Washington University Exploration of Undergraduate Sociology Community Internships: Process to Gain Success Janice Kay Purk — Mansfield University
375. Health: Comparative and International Context - Regular Paper Session - Longfellow Room (4th Flr) Presider: Sharyn J. Potter, University of New Hampshire How Education Helps in Enhancing Emotional Health: Comparison of Mediating Factors in Four East Asian Societies Yin Yue — Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Weidong Wang — Renmin University of China "The Health Transformation Program" in Turkey: An overview of its context, principles and provisional outcomes Alaz Kilicaslan — Boston University Condom Use among Married couples throught Urban and Rural India Claire Arielle Nicolas — State University of New York at Albany Mass Media Exposure and HIV-Related Stigma in Ghana Emmanuel Koku — Drexel University
376. The Sociology of Suffering - Regular Paper Session - Stuart Room (4thFlr) Organizer: Ara Francis, College of the Holy Cross Presider: Dena T Smith, Goucher College The suffering of others: Collective images and emotions E Doyle McCarthy — Fordham University, Stephanie Laudone — Framingham State University Suffering, trauma and power Susan Sered — Suffolk University Suffering or pain? Emotional labor and emotion work in the natural birth movement Natalia Ruiz-Junco — American University Biosocial contributions to a new sociology of suffering Jorie Hofstra — Rutgers University Discussant: Daina Cheyenne Harvey, College of the Holy Cross
377. Work and Health Implications - Regular Paper Session - Thoreau Room (4th Flr) Presider: Ryann Elizabeth Manning, Harvard University Gender differences in work-nonwork balance and the implications for health Katherine Y Lin — University of Michigan ’Hardworkingness’ versus ’Idle Care’: Performance variation and sensemaking processes among nurses in West Africa Ryann Elizabeth Manning — Harvard University Job Satisfaction and Work-Family Conflict: Does Access to Paid Sick Days Matter? Andrew Schaefer — University of New Hampshire, Kristin Smith — Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire
378. Community College Pedagogy, Engaging the Civic Minded Student - Workshop - Lexington Room (4th Flr) Organizers: Marci Littlefield, Borough of Manhattan Community College; Sheldon Applewhite, Borough of Manhattan Community College Presider: Marci Littlefield, Borough of Manhattan Community College
379. Concepts, Change, and Careers: Recruitment, Retention, and Assessment of Sociology Majors - Workshop - White Hill Room (4th Flr) Organizer: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association Presider: Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association Discussants: Michael Wood, Hunter College Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College
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PRESIDENTS PRESIDENTS OF THE OF THESOCIETY SOCIETY 1930 1930-2013-2013
30-3130 -31Frank Frank H. Hankins H. Hankins 72-7372 -73Herbert Herbert J. Gans J. Gans 31-3231 -32Henry Henry P. Fairchild P. Fairchild 73-7473 -74Alice Alice S. Rossi S. Rossi 32-3332 -33Manuel Manuel C. Elmer C. Elmer 74-7574 -75Charles Charles V. Willie V. Willie 33-3433 -34Robert Robert M. MacIver M. MacIver 75-7675 -76Peter Peter L. Berger L. Berger 34-3534 -35James James H. S. H. Bossard S. Bossard 76-7776 -77Renee Renee C. Fox C. Fox 35-3635 -36James James W. Woodard W. Woodard 77-7877 -78Matilda Matilda White White Riley Riley 36-3736 -37Jerome Jerome Davis Davis 78-7978 -79Milton Milton M. Gordon M. Gordon 37-3837 -38Clarence Clarence G. Dittmer G. Dittmer 79-8079 -80Helen Helen MacGill MacGill Hughes Hughes 38-3938 -39Joseph Joseph K. Folsom K. Folsom 80-8180 -81Kai EriksonKai Erikson 39-4039 -40Willard Willard Waller Waller 81-8281 -82Jame James E. Blackwells E. Blackwell 40-4140 -41Maurice Maurice Davie Davie 82-8382 -83Melvin Melvin L. Kohn L. Kohn 41-4241 -42Talcott Talcott Parsons Parsons 83-8483 -84Cynthia Cynthia Fuchs Fuchs Epstein Epstein 42-4342 -43George George Lundberg Lundberg 84-8584 -85Rose Rose Laub Laub Coser Coser 43-4443 -44Robert Robert S. Lynd S. Lynd 85-8685 -86Eliot EliotFreidson Freidson 44-4544 -45E. FranklinE. Franklin Frazier Frazier 86-8786 -87Suzanne Suzanne Keller Keller 45-4645 -46Gladys Gladys Bryson Bryson 87-8887 -88Morris Morris Rosenberg Rosenberg 46-4746 -47Donald Donald Young Young 88-8988 -89Beth BethB. Hess B. Hess 47-4847 -48Thorsten Thorsten Sellin Sellin 89-9089 - 90William William A. Gamson A. Gamson 48-4948 -49Meyer Meyer F. Nimkoff F. Nimkoff 90-9190 -91Murray Murray A. Straus A. Straus 49-5049 -50Nathan Nathan L. Whetten L. Whetten 91-9291 -92Peter Peter I. Rose I. Rose 50-5150 -51Jessie Jessie Bernard Bernard 92-9392 -93Doris Doris Wilk insonWilkinson 51-5251 -52Wilbert Wilbert E. Moore E. Moore 93-9493 -94Irving Irving K. Zola K. Zola 52-5352 -53Ira DeIra A. De Reid A. Reid 94-9594 -95Gaye Gaye Tuchman Tuchman 53-5453 -54Alfred Alfred McClung McClung Lee Lee 95-9695 - 96 Caroline Caroline Hodges Hodges Persell Persell 54-5554 -55Mirra Mirra Komarovsky Komarovsky 96-9796 - 97 Howard Howard F. Taylor F. Taylor 55-5655 -56Theodore Theodore Abel Abel 97-9897 - 98 Richard Richard D. Alba D. Alba 56-5756 -57Vincent Vincent A. Whitney A. Whitney 98-9998 - 99 Margaret Margaret L. Andersen L. Andersen 57-5857 -58Robert Robert Bierstedt Bierstedt 99-0099 - 00 Joyce Joyce Ladner Ladner 58-5958 -59Wil liamWil liamJ. Goode J. Goode 00-0100 - 01 N. J. N. Demerath J. Demerath III III 59-6059 -60August August B. Hollingshead B. Hollingshead 01-0201 - 02 Judith Judith Lorber Lorber 60-6160 -61Alex AlexInkeles Inkeles 02-0302 - 03 Jerry Jerry A. Jaco A. bsJaco bs 61-6261 -62Robert Robert F. Bales F. Bales 03-0403 - 04 Phyllis Phyllis Moen Moen 62-6362 -63George George Homans Homans 04-0504 -05 Robert Robert Wuthnow Wuthnow 63-6463 -64Lewis Lewis Coser Coser 05-0605 - 06 Nancy Nancy Denton Denton 64-6564 -65Charles Charles Page Page 06-0706 - 07 Philip Philip Kasinitz Kasinitz 65-6665 -66Robin Robin M. Williams, M. Williams, Jr Jr 07-0807 - 08 Katherine Katherine Newman Newman 66-6766 -67Melvin Melvin M. Tumin M. Tumin 08-0908 - 09 Kathleen Kathleen Gerson Gerson 67-6867 -68Everett Everett C. Hughes C. Hughes 09-1009 - 10 Rosanna Rosanna Hertz Hertz 68-6968 -69Robert Robert K. Merton K. Merton 10-1110 - 11 Christine Christine E. Bose E. Bose 69-7069 -70Hanan Hanan C. Selvin C. Selvin 11-1211 - 12 Robert Robert Zussman Zussman 70-717 0-71S. M.S. Miller M. Miller 12-1312 - 13 Nancy Nancy A. Naples A. Naples 71-7271 -72Orville Orville G. Brim, G. Brim, Jr Jr
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VICE PRESVICEIDENTS PRES IDENTSOF THE SOCIETYOF THE SOCIETY 1930-2013193 0-2013
30-31 C.30 G.-31 Dittmer C. G. Dittmer 71-72 Susanne71-72 KellerSusanne Keller 31-32 Maurice31-32 DavieMaurice Davie 72-73 Blanche72-73 GeerBlanche Geer 32-33 Stuart32-33 A. StuartRice A. Rice 73-74 Renee73-74 C. ReneeFox C. Fox 33-34 Donald33-34 YoungDonald Young 74-75 Charles74-75 PerrowCharles Perrow 34-35 F.34 B.-35 Watson F. B. Watson 75-76 N.75 J.-76 Demerath N. J. Demerath III III 35-36 Theodore35-36 Theodore Abel Abel 76-77 Rose76-77 Laub Rose Coser Laub Coser 36-37 Niles36-37 Carpenter Niles Carpenter 77-78 Murray77-78 A.Murray Straus A. Straus 37-38 Howard37-38 BeckerHoward Becker 78-79 Cynthia78-79 FuchsCynthia Epstein Fuchs Epstein 38-39 Frank38-39 A. RossFrank A. Ross 79-80 Patricia79-80 KendallPatricia Kendall 39-40 John39-40 Dollard John Dollard 80-81 Sylvia80-81 Clavan Sylvia Clavan 40-41 Mildred40-41 FairchMildredild Fairchild 81-82 Joyce81-82 Ladner Joyce Ladner 41-42 John41-42 Dollard John Dollard 82-83 Gaye82-83 Tuchman Gaye Tuchman 42-43 Alfred42-43 McClung Alfred LeeMcClung Lee 83-84 Doris83-84 Wilkinson Doris Wilkinson 43-44 E.43 Franklin-44 E. FrazierFranklin Frazier 84-85 Beth84-85 Hess Beth Hess 44-45 Gladys44-45 BrysonGladys Bryson 85-86 Judith85-86 Lorber Judith Lorber 45-46 Robert45-46 K.Robert Merton K. Merton 86-87 Peter86-87 J. SteinPeter J. Stein 46-47 Robert46-47 FarisRobert Faris 87-88 Howard87-88 F.Howard Taylor F. Taylor 47-48 Raymond47-48 Raymond Kennedy Kennedy 88-89 Anne88-89 Foner Anne Foner 48-49 Meyer48-49 F. MeyerNimkof F. Nimkof 89-90 Caroline89-90 HodgesCaroline Persell Hodges Persell 49-50 W.49 Rex-50 CrawfordW. Rex Crawford 90-91 Roberta90-91 G.Roberta Simmons G. Simmons 50-51 Mirra50-51 Komarovsky Mirra Komarovsky 91-92 Ivar91- 92Berg Ivar Berg 51-52 Theodore51-52 Theodore Abel Abel 92-93 Margaret92-93 MargaretAndersen Andersen 52-53 Ira52 -De53 A. IraReid De A. Reid 93-94 Richard93-94 AlbaRichard Alba 53-54 Robin53-54 M. RobinWilliams, M. Williams,Jr Jr 94-95 Jack94- 95Levin Jack Levin 54-55 Vincent54-55 H.Vincent Whitney H. Whitney 95-96 Beth95-96 Vanfossen Beth Vanfossen 55-56 Charles55-56 H.Charles Page H. Page 96-97 Cheryl96-97 TownsendCheryl Townsend Gilkes Gilkes 56-57 August56-57 B.August Hollinshead B. Hollinshead 97-98 Ronnie97-98 J. RonnieSteinberg J. Steinberg 57-58 Alex57- 58Inkeles Alex Inkeles 98-99 Andrew98-99 Beveridge Andrew Beveridge 58-59 Melvin58-59 TuminMelvin Tumin 99-00 Eve99 -Spangler00 Eve Spangler 59-60 Clyde59-60 V. KiserClyde V. Kiser 00-01 Christine00-01 ChristineBose Bose 60-61 Francis60-61 E.Francis Merrill E. Merrill 01-02 Esther01-02 NganEsther-Ling Ngan Chow-Ling Chow 61-62 Bernard61-62 BarberBernard Barber 02-03 Catherine02-03 Catherine White Berheide White Berheide 62-63 Lewis62-63 Coser Lewis Coser 03-04 Ronald03-04 Taylor Ronald Taylor 63-64 Orvil63-64le G. OrvilBrim,le JrG. Brim, Jr 04-05 Debra04-05 Kaufman Debra Kaufman 64-65 Harold64-65 PfautzHarold Pfautz 05-06 Karen05-06 Cerulo Karen Cerulo 65-66 Sylvia65-66 Fava Sylvia Fava 06-07 Annette06-07 Lareau Annette Lareau 66-67 S.66 M.-67 Miller S. M. Miller 07-08 Elizabeth07-08 ElizabethHigginbotham Higginbotham 67-68 Nelson67-68 FooteNelson Foote 08-09 Vincent08-09 N. Vincent Parrillo N. Parrillo 68-69 Matilda68-69 WhiteMatilda Riley White Riley 09-10 Pamela09-10 Stone Pamela Stone 69-70 Hanan69-70 C. HananSelvin C. Selvin 10-11 Karen10-11 Hansen Karen Hansen 70-71 Peter70-71 I. RosePeter I. Rose 11-12 Anne11-12 R. RoschelleAnne R. Roschelle 12-13 Beth12-13 Mintz Beth Mintz
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ESS MERITESS MERIT AWARD AWARD RECIPIENTS RECIPIENTS 19601960-2013--2013
1960 1960Maurice Maurice Davis Davis 1986 1986Matilda Matilda White White Riley Riley 1961 1961Welman WelmanWelman J. Warner J.J. WarnerWarner 1987 1987Rose RoseL. Coser L. Coser Ray AbramsRayRay AbramsAbrams 1988 1988Digby Digby Baltzell Baltzell 1962 19621962Robert RobertRobert S. Lynd S.S. LyndLynd 1989 1989James JamesJames Blackwell BlackwellBlackwell 1963 19631963Pitirim PitirimPitirim Sorokin SorokinSorokin 1990 1990Morris Morris Rosenberg Rosenberg 1964 19641964Donald DonaldDonald Young YoungYoung 1991 1991S. M.S. Miller M. Miller 1965 19651965Leona LeonaLeonard Cottrell,rdrd Cottrell,Cottrell, Jr JrJr 1992 1992William William J. Goode J. Goode 1966 19661966Thorsten ThorstenThorsten Sellin SellinSellin 1993 1993 Renée Renée C. Fox C. Fox 1967 19671967Talcott TalcottTalcott Parsons ParsonsParsons 1994 1994Melvin Melvin Kohn Kohn 1968 19681968Robert RobertRobert MacIver MacIverMacIver 1995 1995Herbert Herbert Gans Gans 1969 19691969Negley NegleyNegley Teeters TeetersTeeters 1996 1996 Charles Charles Tilly Tilly 1970 19701970Theodore TheodoreTheodore Abel AbelAbel 1997 1997 Charles Charles B. Perrow B. Perrow 1971 19711971Jessie JessieJessie Bernard BernardBernard 1998 1998Harrison Harrison C. White C. White 1972 19721972Everett EverettEverett C. Hughes C.C. HughesHughes 1999 1999 Eliot EliotFreidson Freidson 1973 19731973Helen HelenHelen MacGill MacGillMacGill Hughes HughesHughes 2000 2000 Suzanne Suzanne Keller Keller 1974 19741974Alfred AlfredAlfred McClung McClungMcClung Lee LeeLee 2001 2001 Kai Erikson Kai Erikson ElizabethElizabethElizabeth Briant BriantBriant Lee LeeLee 2002 2002 Marvin Marvin Bressler Bressler 1975 19751975Charles CharlesCharles H. Page H.H. PagePage 2003 2003 Bernard Bernard Barber Barber 1976 197197Paul66 LazarsfeldPaulPaul LazarsfeldLazarsfeld 2004 2004 Cynthia Cynthia Fuchs Fuchs Epstein Epstein 1977 19771977Mirra Mirra MirraKomarovsky KomarovskyKomarovsky 2005 2005 William William A. Gamson A. Gamson and and 1978 19781978Robert RobertRobert K. Merton K.K. MertonMerton CarolineCaroline Hodges Hodges Persell Persell 1979 19791979Hylan HylanHylan Lewis LewisLewis 2006 2006 Charles Charles V. Willie V. Willie 1980 19801980A. B. A.A.Hollingshead B.B. HollingsheadHollingshead 2007 2007 Judith Judith Lorber Lorber DavidDavidDavid Reisman ReismanReisman 2008 2008 Cheryl Cheryl Townsend Townsend Gilkes Gilkes 1981 19811981William WilliamWilliam F. Whyte F.F. WhyteWhyte 2009 2009 Richard Richard Alba Alba 1982 19821982Robert RobertRobert Bierstedt BierstedtBierstedt 2010 2010 Nancy Nancy Denton Denton 1983 19831983Lewis LewisLewis Coser CoserCoser 2011 2011 Jerry JerryA. Jacobs A. Jacobs 1984 19841984Robin RobinRobin M. Williams, M.M. Williams,Williams, Jr JrJr 2012 2012 Margaret Margaret L. Andersen L. Andersen 1985 19851985George GeorgeGeorge Homans HomansHomans 2013 2013 Karen Karen A. Cerulo A. Cerulo
ROBINROBIN M. WILLIAMS, M. WILLIAMS, JR., DISTINGUISHEDJR., DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS LECTURERS 19931993-2013--2013
1993-199394 --Caroline94 Caroline Hodges Hodges Persell Persell 2003-200304 --Elizabeth04 Elizabeth Higginbotham Higginbotham 1994-199495 --Charles95 Charles V. Willie V. Willie 2004-200405 --Jack05 JackLevin Levin 1995-199596 --Paul96 DiMaggiPaul DiMaggio o 2005-200506 --Vin06 cent Vin Parrillocentcent ParrilloParrillo 1996-199697 --Judith97 Judith Lorber Lorber 2006-200607 --Michèle07 Michèle Lamont Lamont 1997-199798 -Shulamit-98 Shulamit Reinharz Reinharz 2007-200708 --Margaret08 Margaret Andersen Andersen 1998-199899 --Cheryl99 Cheryl Townsend Townsend Gilkes Gilkes 2008-200809 --William09 William Kornblum Kornblum 1999-199900 --Elijah00 Elijah Anderson Anderson 2009-200910 --Naomi10 Naomi Gerstel Gerstel 2000-200001 --Myra01 MyraMarx MarxFerree Ferree 2010-201011 --Mark11 MarkD. Jacobs D. Jacobs 2001-200102 --Bonnie02 Bonnie Thornton Thornton Dill Dill 2011-201112 --Sudhir12 Sudhir Vankatesh Vankatesh 2002-200203 --Michael03 Michael Kimmel Kimmel 2012-201213 --George13 George Ritzer Ritzer
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ESS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES 2012-2013
2012-2013 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS President: Nancy Naples Vice-President: Beth Mintz Secretary: Katherine Chen Treasurer: Natasha Sarkisian Past-President: Robert Zussman President-Elect: Marjorie DeVault Vice-President-Elect: Mary Ann Clawson Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee Anita I. Garey (2010-2013) Nazli Kibria (2010-2013) Shirley A. Jackson (2011-2014) Deirdre Royster (2011-2014) Victoria Pitts-Taylor (2012-2015) Jonathan M. White (2012-2015)
Executive Office and Budget Committee: Katherine Chen Chair Gennifer Furst Ex-Officio: Robert Zussman (Past President) Emily H. Mahon (Executive Officer)
STANDING COMMITTEES Employment Richard M. Smith (Chair)
Nominations Nancy Naples (Chair) Shirley Jackson Deirdre Royster Emily Mahon Natasha Sarkisian Robert Zussman
Publications Committee: Nancy Denton (Chair) Mary Fischer Rhonda Levine Joan Spade Ex-officio: Newsletter Editor: Debra Lemke Past President: Robert Zussman Sociological Forum Editor: Karen Cerulo Secretary: Katherine Chen President: Nancy Naples Executive Officer: Emily Mahon
Status of Minorities: Jacqueline Johnson (Chair) Yang Cai Kecia Johnson Donald Connigen Moses Olobatuyi
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Status of Women: Theresa Morris (Co-Chair) Carrie Lee Smith (Co-Chair) Joanne Ardovini Phyllis Kitzerow Medora W. Barnes Chanele Moore Michelle Budig Holly Reed Yang Cai Meghan Rich Denise A. Copelton Tamara L. Smith Dana Hysock Laura West Steck
LGBTQ Caucus Kim Dugan (Chair) Mary Bernstein Cara Bergstrom-Lynch Mary Burke Suzanna Walters
Community Colleges Lisa Handler (Co-Chair) Robin Isserles (Co-chair) Dawn Conley Carlos Marin Jill Schultz
Graduate Education Judith Perez (Chair) Howard Caro-Lopez Keumjae Park Stephanie Laudone-Jones Deinya Phenix
Undergraduate Education: Polly J. Smith (Chair) Stephanie Bennett Carrie Smith Paul Calarco Jr. Alexander Thomas Norm Goodman Peggy Walsh Astrid Eich-Krohm Jonathan White Janice Purk Shelley White
AWARD COMMITTEES
Merit Award Victoria Pitts Taylor (Chair) Sunita Bose Anne Roschelle
Mirra Komarovsky Book Award Deirdre Royster (Chair) Clifton Shawn McGuffey Elizabeth Clifford Ingrid Semaan Deborah K. King Jon Wynn Lawrence Wu
Robin M Williams Jr Lectureship Mary Ann Clawson (Chair) Lisa Handler Ruth Milkman
Robin M Williams Jr Site Selection Beth Mintz (Chair )
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Candace Rogers Student Paper Award Nazli Kibria (Chair) Mindelyn Buford Pawan Dhingra
Rose Laub Coser Dissertation Award Jonathan White (Chair) Thomas DeGloma Judith Levine
2013 PROGRAM Program Committee Nancy A. Naples (Chair) Beth Mintz (Vice President) Margaret Abrahams Shirley Jackson Maya Beasley Barbara Katz Rothman Mary Bernstein Lauren Sardi Hsu-Chih (Simon) cheng Saskia Sassen Martha Ecker Sarah Soberaj
Program Scheduling Committee Ruth Hernandez (Co-Chair) Malaena Taylor (Co-Chair)
Session Paneling Committee Apoorva Gosh Heidi Obach Devon Goss Sheila Pierre Barret Katuna Nicolas Simon Josef Ma Rachel Sloan Roseanne Njiru Lauren Van Derzee
Local Arrangements Committee Christel Hyden
Annual Meeting Site Selection Committee Emily Mahon James H. Mahon
2013-2014 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS President: Marjorie DeVault Vice-President: Mary Ann Clawson Secretary: Katherine Chen Treasurer: Natasha Sarkisian Past-President: Nancy Naples President-Elect: Nancy Foner Vice-President-Elect: Nazli Kibria Executive Officer: Emily H. Mahon
Executive Committee Shirley A. Jackson (2011-2014) Deirdre Royster (2011-2014) Victoria Pitts-Taylor (2012-2015) Jonathan M. White (2012-2015) Magali Sarfatti-Larson (2013-2016) Alondra Nelson (2013-2016}
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The Eastern Sociological Society would like to thank the many people and organizations who have contributed to the success of this conference, including:
Program Committee Nancy A. Naples (Chair) Beth Mintz Margaret Abrahams Shirley Jackson Maya Beasley Barbara Katz Rothman Mary Bernstein Lauren Sardi Hsu-Chih (Simon) Ceheng Saskia Sassen Martha Ecker Sarah Soberaj Program Coordinators Ruth Hernandez (Co-Chair) Malaena Taylor (Co-Chair) Session Paneling Committee Apoorva Gosh Heidi Obach Devon Goss Sheila Pierre Barret Katuna Nicolas Simon Josef Ma Rachel Sloan Roseanne Njiru Lauren Van Derzee Author-Meets-Critics Sessions Marjorie DeVault (Co-Chair) Beth Mintz (Co-chair) Conference Logistics and Support Christel Hyden Brad Smith, Meeting Savvy New Books Reception Sponsor: Rutgers University Press Program Sponsors Wiley (Publishers of Sociological Rutgers University Forum) SAGE Publications University of Connecticut Departmental Members 2012 Albertus Magnus College Penn State University - Abington Barnard College Ramapo College of New Jersey Brandeis University Roger Williams University Boston University Skidmore College Bridgewater State University Southern Connecticut State University Bucknell University St. Lawrence University Canisius College St. Peter's University CUNY Brooklyn College SUNY-Albany CUNY Graduate Center SUNY-Oswego Dartmouth College Syracuse University Eastern University Trinity College Hamilton College University of Maine Harvard University University of Massachusetts Hobart and William Smith Colleges University of Southern Maine Ithaca College University of Vermont Juniata College Villanova University Kings College West Chester University LeMoyne College Wheaton College Mansfield University William Paterson University McDaniel College Merrimack College Methodist University
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Invisible Work 2014 Annual Meeting EASTERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY Baltimore Hilton February 20-23, 2014
CALL FOR PAPERS
The ESS welcomes submissions addressing any and all issues of interest to sociologists, drawing on methods of every sort. In addition, the 2014 meeting will have a special focus on "Invisible Work."
Work is central to collective life. But which work is recognized and valued? Paid jobs are only part of the picture. People also work to find and keep jobs and homes; to nurture others; to build communities; to access services; and more. Migrants and refugees work to sustain transnational families and build new lives. People work to establish and transform identities, protect privileges, and resist the indignities of marginalization. They work to make change. Children work, in the informal economy, as well as at home, in school, and in their communities. Many people have long worked in shadow economies; some have begun to create new kinds of local economies. And new technologies are producing novel forms of work that are only beginning to be understood.
A job description directs attention to some parts of a job and not others. Carework is valued in the abstract, but is rarely written into policy. Much of the work that sustains North American lives is performed elsewhere by workers who remain largely unacknowledged. The work that racial and ethnic group members do to resist oppression and prejudice is recognized within their communities, but is invisible to many in dominant groups. What kinds of change might be possible if these efforts were seen more clearly? This year, we invite submissions that re-examine this “generous” concept of work broaden its initial conceptualization, and reflect on its continuing relevance and transnational dimensions. In a time of ongoing economic transformation, studies of invisible, unpaid, unacknowledged, and under-valued work can contribute to scholarship, policies, and politics that take account of the full range of activities that sustain people’s everyday lives.
Although the ESS particularly encourages submissions related to this year's theme, we welcome submissions on all sociological topics, drawing on all methods and formats in addition to: Individual papers (please include abstracts of 250 words or less; longer drafts are also welcome via email to the program committee) Wholly constituted sessions (with names and affiliations of all presenters) Thematic conversations (panels of two or more scholars engaged in debate or exchange) Workshops on specific topics and techniques (indicate the expert in charge) Master classes featuring a prominent scholar or Q & A sessions Roundtable and poster session presentations
Paper submissions and session proposals are due by October 15, 2013. Proposals for mini-conferences are encouraged by June, 2013.
The online abstract system will be up at the beginning of the summer. Proposals and questions should be sent to: [email protected].
Program Committee: Marjorie DeVault (Program Chair and President), Lauren Eastwood, Elizabeth Higginbotham, Demie Kurz, Wendy Luttrell, Amy Lutz, Yingyi Ma, Jackie Orr, Frank Ridzi, Steven Vallas, Johnny Eric Williams .
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Melissa Day, University of New Hampshire Sebastian Guzman, New School for Social Research Sara Bastomski , Yale University Kirstie Kemmerer, University of New Hampshire Sarah Kostecki, CUNY Graduate Center Katheleen Ragon, Gettysburg College Evelyn Larios, University of Southern California Samantha Fox, Binghamton University Jessica Emami, George Mason University Yahayra Michel-Smith, University of New Hampshire Hatic Akca, University of South Carolina Lindsay Owens, Stanford University
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Index to Participants Anderson, Erin K. ([email protected]):5,117 Anderson, John J A ([email protected]):280 Abbasi, Saif ([email protected]): 171 , Anderson, Julie ([email protected]): 38 307 Andia, Tatiana ([email protected]):245,349 Abraham, Margaret Annetta, Len ([email protected]): 321 ([email protected]): 19 , 36 Anteby, Michel ([email protected]): 337 Abram, Dorothy ([email protected]): 129 Anthony, Denise L Abrams, Samuel ([email protected]): 28 ([email protected]): 204 , 256 Acevedo, Ashley Rose Applewhite, Sheldon ([email protected]): 101 ([email protected]):378 Ackerman, Josh ([email protected]):363 Arceño, Mark Anthony ([email protected]): 75 Adamczyk, Amy ([email protected]): 158 Ardovini, Joanne Adams, Colin A ([email protected]): 325 ([email protected]):353,369 Adams, Crystal ([email protected]): 286 Arellano-López, F. Sonia ([email protected]): Adams, Matthew ([email protected]): 198 182 , 203, 232, 266 Adams, Nicholas Alexander Arend, Patricia ([email protected]): 350 ([email protected]): 191 Arey, Alex W. ([email protected]): 198 Adams, Richard ([email protected]): 82 Arford, Tammi ([email protected]): 320 Adams-Romena, Dominique Armenia, Amy ([email protected]):229 ([email protected]):46,74,106,120 Adewusi, Selena ([email protected]): 198 Armstrong, Christopher F. ([email protected]): Adorno, Catalina 52 , 371 ([email protected]):155 Armstrong, Elizabeth Mitchell Adur, Shweta Majumdar ([email protected]):131 , 337 ([email protected]): 158 Arnold, Sharon ([email protected]): 154 Afshi, Abeer Abbas ([email protected]): 166 Aronson, Pamela ([email protected]): 170 Aiello, Brittnie ([email protected]): 288 Arsen, Emily ([email protected]): 101 Aisenbrey, Silke ([email protected]): 49 , Arshad, Urooj ([email protected]): 158 111 Aryee, Augustine A. Akach, Dima ([email protected]): 214 ([email protected]):287 Akca, Hatice ([email protected]): 196 Asad, Asad L. ([email protected]): 365 Aktaş, Fatih ([email protected]): 210 Ashley, Natalia Anna Alamo, Carlos ([email protected]): 325 ([email protected]):210 Al-Azdee, Mohammed H. Assmann, Stephanie (email not available): 159 ([email protected]): 142 Atchinson, Alana ([email protected]): 53 Albanese, Samantha Breeze ([email protected]): Attwood-Charles, Will ([email protected]): 170 227 Austin, Kimberly ([email protected]): 283 Albrecht, Amanda Ayala, Jennifer ([email protected]): 155 ([email protected]): 184 Ayella, Marybeth Francine ([email protected]): 284 Aldredge, Marcus D. ([email protected]): 7 , 119, Aykanian, Amanda Lee 258 ([email protected]): 220 , 229 Alegria, Sharla ([email protected]): 209 Azua, Anneleise Victoria ([email protected]): 260 Alevante, Yisbely Ramona B ([email protected]): 119 Ali, Kashif ([email protected]): 140 Baez, Nancy ([email protected]): 316 Alihosseini, Elmirasadat ([email protected]): Bagal, Guillaume ([email protected]): 321 14 Bagnall, Adrianna Marie Allen, Summer ([email protected]): 321 ([email protected]):259 Allien, Shamone Taysha Bail, Christopher Andrew ([email protected]): 250 ([email protected]): 101 Baiocchi, Gianpaolo Almeida, Joanna ([email protected]): ([email protected]): 241 , 328 249 Bakkannagari, Bhoopathi Reddy Alnuaim, Aziza Abdullah ([email protected]): 372 ([email protected]): 358 Alobaidi, Abdulla ([email protected]): Balboni, Briana Dawn ([email protected]):198 198 Balzarini, John ([email protected]): 42 Alomosh, Ahmad Falah ([email protected]): Banerjee, Dina ([email protected]): 164 372 Banerjee, Tarun Alsabahi, Laila ([email protected]): 10 ([email protected]):357 Alshanqiti, Maymunah Ahmed Bao, Chiwen ([email protected]): 152 ([email protected]): 166 Barberio, Richard P ([email protected]): 227 Ammerman, Nancy T. ([email protected]): 233 Barcelos, Christie A. Andersen, Margaret ([email protected]): 125 ([email protected]): 63 Anderson, Amy (email not available): 253 Barkan, Steven E. ([email protected]): 272 , 368 Anderson, D Augustus ([email protected]): Barko, Emily Brooke ([email protected]): 224 146 Barman, Emily ([email protected]): 314 Anderson, Elijah ([email protected]): 157 Barnes, Medora W. ([email protected]): 77 , 341
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Barnes, Riche` ([email protected]): 336 Bird, Omar Tariq ([email protected]): 198 Baron, Alexa ([email protected]): 50 Birk, Lara ([email protected]): 276 Baron, Mattthew H. ([email protected]): 260 Biss, Nadine ([email protected]): 119 Barranco, Raymond E ([email protected]): 330 Bixby, Monica Sue ([email protected]): 216 Barrett, Benjamin William Bixler, Erin E ([email protected]): 101 ([email protected]):101 Blackstone, Lee Robert Barringham, Kelsey Sarah ([email protected]): 258 ([email protected]): 229 Blair, Sampson Lee ([email protected]): 145 , 191 Barrow , Christine S. ([email protected]): 138 Blee, Kathleen ([email protected]): 238 , 294, 313 Barry, Brian ([email protected]): 16 Block, Matthew Neill Fuerst ([email protected]):6 Bartasavich, Jennifer ([email protected]): 198 , 288 Boeri, Miriam ([email protected]): 187 , 224 Barthel-Bouchier, Diane (diane.barthel- Boezi, Michael [email protected]): 35 ([email protected]):368 Barton, Michelle ([email protected]): 148 Bogan, Rachel R. ([email protected]): 140 Basbug, Gokce ([email protected]): 111 Boggio, Andrea ([email protected]): 326 Bass, Margaret K. ([email protected]): 229 Bohrt, Marcelo A. Bastomski, Sara ([email protected]): 213 ([email protected]): 320 Bates, Diane ([email protected]): 353 Bokemeier, Janet ([email protected]): 263 Bates, Julia Christine ([email protected]): 92 , 134 Boklin, Alex ([email protected]): 183 Beadle Holder, Michelle ([email protected]): 275 Bonikowski, Bart ([email protected]): Beal, Kara Elizabeth ([email protected]): 198 181, 202, 234, 265, 314, 339 Beard, Renee Lynn ([email protected]): 128,373 Bonner, Kimberly ([email protected]): 47 Becker, Sarah ([email protected]): 323 Bonner, Kimberly Bridget Begum, Popy ([email protected]): 10 ([email protected]): 14 , 268 Beljean, Stefan ([email protected]): 76 , Bonvissuto, Stephanie 181, 202, 234, 265, 314, 339 ([email protected]): 151 , 304 Bell, Ann V ([email protected]):57, 141 Borenstein, Sasha ([email protected]): 119 Beltran, Zacchaeus Dominick Borghini, Andrea (email not available): 1 ([email protected]): 101 Borghini, Andrea ([email protected]): 150 Bender-Baird, Kyla M Borland, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 353 ([email protected]): 14 , 132 Borman, Kathryn M ([email protected]): 260 Benediktsson, Mike Owen ([email protected]):163 Bose, Christine ([email protected]): 262 Benjamin, Ruha ([email protected]): 44 Boucher, Jean Leon ([email protected]): 321 Bennett, Stephanie ([email protected]): 56 Boutcher, Steven ([email protected]): 236 Berend, Zsuzsa ([email protected]): 77 Bouzyla, Olga ([email protected]): 198 Berezin, Mabel ([email protected]): 202 Bowman, Cara E. ([email protected]): 318 Berger, Helen A ([email protected]): 117 , 307 Boxer, Matthew ([email protected]): 28 Bergey, Meredith ([email protected]): 302 Boy, John ([email protected]): 123 Bergin, Tiffany ([email protected]): 287 Boyce, Kelsey Claire Bergstrom-Lynch, Cara ([email protected]):119 ([email protected]): 132 , 217, 341 Boyd, Melody ([email protected]): 138 , 319 Berheide, Catherine White Boyer, John (email not available): 46 ([email protected]): 197 , 239 Bozorgmehr, Mehdi Berigan, Nick ([email protected]): 183 ([email protected]):108 Berk, Hillary L. ([email protected]): 77 Brady, Korleen ([email protected]): 119 Berman, Elizabeth Popp Brady, Nicholas M. ([email protected]): 198 ([email protected]):181, 360 Bramlett, Stephanie S. Bernburg, Jon Gunnar ([email protected]): 357 ([email protected]): 215 , 352 Bernstein, Mary ([email protected]): Branch, Enobong Hannah ([email protected]): 161,236, 315, 359 186 , 209, 239, 274 Berrey, Ellen ([email protected]): 2 Braslow, Laura ([email protected]): 29 , 277 Besbris, Max ([email protected]): 279 , 346 Brauckmann, Michael Joseph Besen, Elyssa ([email protected]): 49 ([email protected]):222 Best, Bryant O`Keith ([email protected]): 274 Braunstein, Ruth (email not available): 234 Best-Cummings, Christiana ([email protected]): Brayne, Sarah B. K. ([email protected]): 362 195 , 215 Brehm, Weston T. Better, Alison ([email protected]): 59 ([email protected]):53 , 101 Beyer, Sarah Elizabeth ([email protected]): 198 Brennan, Kelly ([email protected]): 260 Bharali, Kannaki ([email protected]): 114 Brewster-Joseph, Taneshia Bianca Bhattarai, Samita ([email protected]: 188 ([email protected]): 101 Bibel, Dan ([email protected]): 272 Brewton-Tiayon, Shanna Bierman, Alex ([email protected]): 160 ([email protected]):134,299 Biggert, Robert ([email protected]): 277 Britton, Dana ([email protected]): 239 Billingham, Chase Michael Britton, Dana ([email protected]): 353 ([email protected]): 58 Brodbeck, Kelli (email not available): 142 Binkley, Sam ([email protected]): 370 Brooks, Abigail ([email protected]): 128
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Brophy, Sorcha Alexandrina Casanova, Erynn Masi de ([email protected]): 237 , 317 ([email protected]:45 Brotzman, Enea ([email protected]): 119 Cashen, Mary Ellen ([email protected]): 329 Brow, Avery ([email protected]): 216 , 365 Casillas, Karina ([email protected]): 260 Brown, Brianna (email not available): 222 Cassino, Peter Paul ([email protected]): 272 Brown, Kayla M. ([email protected]): 260 Castillo, Elsy ([email protected]): 155 Brown, Keith R. ([email protected]): 105 , 291 Castle, Shaneequa Tiwanna Brown, Kreg Steven ([email protected]): 80, ([email protected]:229 340 Castro, Ingrid E. ([email protected]): 66 Brown, Lauren Ashley ([email protected]): 109 Cebulko, Kara ([email protected]): 145, Brown, Owen M. ([email protected]): 149 240, 285 Brown, Pamela Ann ([email protected]): 23, Cecil, Mireille ([email protected]): 176 34 Celenk, Ozgur ([email protected]): 117 Brown, Tara Marie ([email protected]): 54 Celi, Christina ([email protected]): 138 Brown-Saracino, Japonica ([email protected]): 2 Centeno, Miguel ([email protected]): 94 Brunsma, David ([email protected]): 31 Ceron-Anaya, Hugo ([email protected]): Bryant, Karl ([email protected]): 292 , 341 45,73,105 Brzyski, Renee (email not available): 155 Cerulo, Karen (email not available): 289 Bueker, Catherine Simpson Chaganti, Sara ([email protected]): 163 ([email protected]): 249 Chalhoub, Hailey Buford II, Mindelyn ([email protected]): 79 ([email protected]): 331 Bullen, Pauline E. ([email protected]): 246 Chambliss, Daniel ([email protected]): 295 Burdick-Will, Julia (julia_burdick- Chan, Curtis ([email protected]): 181 , [email protected]):213 202, 234, 265, 314, 339 Burke, Kelsy ([email protected]): 238 , 280 Chancer, Lynn ([email protected]): 126 Burland, Daniel ([email protected]): 47 Chang, I-Chun Catherine ([email protected]): 261 Butler, John S Chapkis, Wendy ([email protected]): 126 ([email protected]):306 Chauvin, Chantel D. ([email protected]): 113 Byng, Michelle ([email protected]): 108 Chauvin, Sébastien ([email protected]): 202 Byrne, Ryan Anthony ([email protected]): 101 Chavis, Tashida (email not available): 155 Bywater, Krista ([email protected]): 182 Chen, Aspen ([email protected]): 100 , 318, C 361 Cabrera, Joseph F. ([email protected]): 279 , Chen, Fuwei ([email protected]): 248 363 Chen, Jen-Hao ([email protected]): 82 Cacho, Florella ([email protected]): 155 Chen, Jen-Hao ([email protected]): 327 , 373 Cadge, Wendy ([email protected]): 233 Chen, Katherine ([email protected]): 4 , 156 Cain, Cindy L. ([email protected]): 46 Chen, Wei-ting ([email protected]): 107 Calvo, Rocio ([email protected]): 25 Chen, Xi ([email protected]): 258 Campbell, Nancy D. ([email protected]): 187 Chenpitayaton, Keerati Campos, Nancy ([email protected]): 215 ([email protected]:296 Campos-Castillo, Celeste (celeste.campos- Cherry, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 68 [email protected]): 204 Chertok, Fern ([email protected]): 28 Canak, William ([email protected]): 334 Chevalier, Meagan Candelario, Ginetta ([email protected]): 336 ([email protected]):241 Candipan, Jennifer Chiarello, Liz ([email protected]): 362 ([email protected]):213 Childress, Clayton C ([email protected]): 325 Cannon, Brian ([email protected]): 321 Chin, Jeffrey ([email protected]): 379 Cansoy, Mehmet Suleyman Cho, Grace (email not available): 177 ([email protected]): 293 , 365 Chobanian, Kathryn A Cantey, Nia Imani ([email protected]): 364 ([email protected]): 373 Capoccia, Ross ([email protected]): 363 Choudary, Wendie ([email protected]): 3 Caputo-Levine, Deirdre Christin, Angele ([email protected]): 64 , 314 ([email protected]): 73 Christoffersen, Kari Marie ([email protected]): 264 Caquias, Paulina Chryster, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 229 ([email protected]):155 Chu, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 283 Caren, Neal ([email protected]): 269 Chung, Connie K ([email protected]): 122 Carey, Allison C. ([email protected]): 72 Ciavattone, Domenique Carfagna, Luka B. ([email protected]): 96, 276 ([email protected]): 331 Carolan, Brian V ([email protected]): 152 Cidade, Melissa ([email protected]): 37,282, Carreiro, Joshua ([email protected]): 67 321 Carrillo, Héctor ([email protected]): 202 Clampet-Lundquist, Susan ([email protected]): 138 Carroll, Marjorie H ([email protected]): 139 Clark, Jenelle Noelani ([email protected]): 183 Carruthers, Nadraka ([email protected]: 101 Clarke, Averil ([email protected]): 246 Carter, Allison ([email protected]): 151 , 343 Clarry, John W. ([email protected]):24, Carter, Courtney ([email protected]): 197 105 Casale, Nicole ([email protected]): 260 Claster, Patricia Neff ([email protected]): 145
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DiGloria, Kristen Ainsley Emami, Jessica ([email protected]): 321 ([email protected]): 119 Ender, Morten ([email protected]): 130 , 184 Dill, Janette ([email protected]): 46 Engman, Athena ([email protected]): 26 DiMarco, Moreno Enos, Sandra ([email protected]): 270 ([email protected]):357 Enriquez, Elaine ([email protected]): 94 Dittrich, Caroline ([email protected]): 101 Eppolite, Emily Catherine Dobchuk-Land, Bronwyn (bdobchuk- ([email protected]): 198 [email protected]): 170 , 240 Epstein , Cynthia ([email protected]): 114, 223 Dodd-Nufrio, Phillip M. (email not available): 369 Epstein, Steven ([email protected]): 314 Doerer, Sharon Clemons ([email protected]): 80 Erdem, Ilgin ([email protected]): 372 Doering, Jan ([email protected]): 339 Eren, Colleen ([email protected]): 84 , 223 Doidy, Eric ([email protected]): 265 Erickson, Melissa Mary Dolgon, Corey ([email protected]): 229, 367 ([email protected]): 229 Domina, Thurston ([email protected]): 86 Eshelman, Jill ([email protected]): 335 Dominguez, Leonardo Espenshade, Thomas J ([email protected]): 172 ([email protected]): 319 Essig, Laurie ([email protected]): 211 Dominguez, Sivlia ([email protected]): 31 , 43 Everley, Rachel S. ([email protected]): 212 Donoghue, Christopher Evertson, Marie ([email protected]):243 ([email protected]):111 Donovan, Doreen Elizabeth F ([email protected]): 101 Fahnestock, Kelly Ann ([email protected]): 119 Donovan, Holly ([email protected]): 62 Faiia, M. Marcoux ([email protected]): 218 , 367 Donovan, Pamela ([email protected]): 317 Fair , Brian ([email protected]): 7 Doran, Meghan Falcon, Luis M ([email protected]): 82 ([email protected]):251,328 Fallon, Chelsea Rae ([email protected]): 119 Dottolo, Andrea L ([email protected]): 17 Fan, Wen ([email protected]): 49 Doucet, Jessica Marie ([email protected]): 113 Fanning, Patricia ([email protected]): 248 Douglas, Dan ([email protected]): 90 Fantasia, Rick ([email protected]): 262 Dow, Dawn ([email protected]): 336 Fantone, Laura (email not available): 177 Dowd, Jeffrey ([email protected]): 89 , 374 Faraone, Emily ([email protected]): 198 Dowd, Timothy ([email protected]): 181 Farhat, Whitney Terrill Doyle, Jillian Ruth ([email protected]): 119 ([email protected]):257, 336 Doyle, Rosemary Teresa ([email protected]): 101 Farrar, Brandy ([email protected]): 106 Drew, Rachel ([email protected]): 98 Feldhaus, Heather S. ([email protected]): 53 Dromi, Shai M. ([email protected]): 344 , 372 Feldscher, Courtney ([email protected]): 81 Drougas, Natalee Patricia Renee Felson, Jacob ([email protected]): 247 , 309 ([email protected]): 198 Fenner, Hilary ([email protected]): 119 Drue, Chris Ryan ([email protected]): 124 Fenton, Robert P ([email protected]): 97,163, 255 Dubois, Emilie Anne ([email protected]): 116 , 195 Ferguson, Paige Walker Duckworth, Kiera ([email protected]): 351 ([email protected]): 229 , 305 Duffy, Mignon ([email protected]): 46, 74, 106 Fernandez, Roberto ([email protected]):111,136,223 Dugan, Kim ([email protected]): Ferraro, Vincent ([email protected]): 167 77,132,175,200, 341 Ferree, Myra Marx ([email protected]):234, 262 Duggan, Claire ([email protected]): 209 Fetner, Tina ([email protected]): 294 Duvoux, Nicolas ([email protected]): Fidan, Merve ([email protected]):210 181 Field, Elly Marie ([email protected]): 119 Dzgoeva, Laura ([email protected]): Fields, Aly ([email protected]): 345 142 , 229 Figueroa-Valenzuela, Rodrigo Dziuba-Leatherman, Jennifer ([email protected]: ([email protected]): 215 192 E Finch, Jessie K. ([email protected]): 22 Easton, Martha Anderson ([email protected]): 60 Finn, Daniel Joseph ([email protected]): 112 Ecker, Martha ([email protected]): 29 , 273 Fitzgibbon, Kara Shaner ([email protected]): 282 Ecklund, Elaine ([email protected]): 209 , 234 Fitzmaurice, Connor J ([email protected]): 75 Eckstein, Rick ([email protected]): 7 , 119 Fitzpatrick, Jacki ([email protected]): Edin, Kathryn (email not available): 202 119 , 229, 260 Edwards, Zophia ([email protected]): 192 , 266 Fitzpatrick, Jessica M. ([email protected]): 216 , 297 Egan, Daniel ([email protected]): 328 Fleishman, Shannon Smythe ([email protected]): 90 Eichenbaum, Joshua Flood, Rachel ([email protected]): 119 ([email protected]):138 Flores, Ronald J. O. ([email protected]):179 ,301 Eich-Krohm, Astrid ([email protected]): Folbre, Nancy ([email protected]): 29 87 , 208, 259 Foner, Nancy ([email protected]): 110 Eksi, Betul ([email protected]): 114 Fontes, Mayara ([email protected]): 303 Ellingson, Stephen ([email protected]): 119 Fordahl, Clayton Alexander ([email protected]):51 Elliott, Carrie ([email protected]): 268 Forstie, Clare ([email protected]): 315 Elliott, Michael A. ([email protected]): 35 , 324 Foster, Lovie J ([email protected]): 82
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IN THE BOOK EXHIBIT Imperial Ballroom Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers
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Miriam Boeri Andrew S. London Jeffrey C. Dixon Yale Magrass Silvia Domingues Susan Ostrander Sinikka Elliott Aaron Passell Brian Gareau Sara Shostak Janet Giele Peter Stein William G. Holt Thomas Streeter Matthew Hughey Rebecca Tiger Kathleen Odell Korgen David W. Woods EXHIBITORS AT OUR MEETING INCLUDE: American Sociological Association Association Book Exhibit Bentley University Lexington Books New Day Films New York University Press Oxford University Press Polity Sage Publications Worth Publishers
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A Special Display of Books authored by ESS Members, Including this year’s Winner of the Komarovsky Book Award * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The Eastern Sociological Society thanks all of our exhibitors for their support. Special thanks are also due to the people who run our exhibit: Harve Horowitz and the staff at Exhibit Promotions Plus, Inc.