Preliminary Program 2008 Annual Meeting Richmond, Virginia
April 9-12, 2008
Index to participants begins on p. 48 1. SSS President's Plenary
Wednesday, April 9
Sessions 12:30 PM—1:45 PM
2. SSS Site Selection Committee Meeting (Exec Board (15))
Sessions 2:00 PM—6:00 PM
3. Executive Committee Meeting 4/9 (Exec Board (15)) • Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Christopher G. Ellison, The University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) • David Maume, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) • Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Angela Jones, Elon University ([email protected]) • David Brunsma, University of Missouri-Columbia • Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Kate Slevin, College of William & Mary ([email protected]) • Jeralynn S. Cossman, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) • Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi ([email protected]) • Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Obie Clayton, Morehouse University ([email protected]) • Dennis R. McSeveney, University of New Orleans ([email protected])
Thursday, April 10
Sessions 7:30 AM—11:00 AM
4. Executive Committee Meeting 4/10 (Exec Board (15)) • Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Christopher G. Ellison, The University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) • David Maume, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) • Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Angela Jones, Elon University ([email protected]) • David Brunsma, University of Missouri-Columbia • Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Kate Slevin, College of William & Mary ([email protected]) • Jeralynn S. Cossman, Mississippi State University ([email protected])
2 • Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi ([email protected]) • Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Obie Clayton, Morehouse University ([email protected]) • Dennis R. McSeveney, University of New Orleans ([email protected])
Sessions 8:00 AM—5:00 PM
5. Book Exhibit Thursday (Salon E (12))
Sessions 9:00 AM—10:30 AM
6. Crime and Justice (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Critical Components of Criminal Justice Decisionmaking: A Choices and Constraints Framework, Sanjay Marwah, Guilford College ([email protected]) ; Jerry Joplin, Guilford College • The Importance of Measurement in Determining the Effectiveness of Opportunity Theory in Explaining Bullying Victimization: The Revised 2005 School Crime Supplement as a Case Study, Ann Marie Popp, Duquesne University ([email protected]) • Self-defined Religiosity and Support for Capital Punishment, Matilda Brown, Univeristy of South Carolina Aiken ([email protected]) ; Douglas L. Kuck, University of South Carolina- Aiken • Demographic and Abuse Characteristics Associated with Protective Orders, Michelle Emerson, Kennesaw State University ([email protected]) ; Brian Chamberlain, Kennesaw State University
7. Health and Medical Services (Madison (30)) • Use of Health Care Services in the Appalachian Mountain Region of South West Virginia, Marion R. Manton, Christopher Newport University ([email protected]) ; Gwendolyn Thornton, Christopher Newport University • The Politics of Universal Healthcare, La Fleur F. Small, Wright State University ([email protected]) • Health Care Experiences of Lesbians Living in the South: The Role of Health Insurance, Erika L. Austin, University of Alabama at Birmingham ([email protected]) ; Jay A. Irwin, University of Alabama at Birmingham • Medical Error: The Patient Experience, Linda A. Treiber, Kennesaw State University ([email protected])
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8. Potpourri III (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Relative Deprivation and Attention Selection, Robert E. Freeland, UNC Charlotte ([email protected]) • Distinguishing Mental Health from Mental Illness: A Historical Perspective-Abstract, Daniel Jay Madron, University of Maryland, Baltimore County ([email protected]) • Ill buy you breakfast if you take your pills: the use of incentives to encourage compliance in TB treatment., Kristy Maher, Furman University ([email protected]) • Intervening Variables in the Effect of Athletic Expenditures on School District Performance, Russell Eugene Ward, Jr., Francis Marion University ([email protected])
9. Paper Session— Campus Communities: Ties that Bind and Those that Tear (Dominion (30)) Presider: Kennon J. Rice, Albright College • "Those Whipper-Snappers Urinated in My Pansies": The Social Construction of Town/Gown Hostility, Kelly A. Cross, Albright College ([email protected]) ; Kennon J. Rice, Albright College • Institional Diversity and Collective Memory: African Americans on a Predominantly White Campus, Stephanie M. McClure, Georgia College & State University ([email protected]) • A Safe Place to Live: Developing a Housing Policy for Transgendered Students, Amy Dellinger Page, Appalachian State University ([email protected]) • Dropping Back In: A Path from GED to College Degree, Gayle A. D'Andrea, University of Virginia ([email protected])
10. Paper Session— Campus Happenings (Jefferson (30)) • Is There a Boy Crisis?, John Lack, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • Radical Jessies Go Underground: A Case Study of College Administration and Faculty Response to Social Movements and Political Power of the Early Civil Rights Era, Helen Lewis ([email protected]) ; Sandra Godwin, Georgia College & State University • Biological and Tenure Clocks: A Comparative Analysis of Tenure-Track Womens Experiences in European and American Universities, Meredith Ann Katz, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Race, Secondary School Course of Study, and College Type, Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte ([email protected]) ; Stephanie Potochnick, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Stephanie Moller, UNC-Charlotte
11. Paper Session— In the Wake of Katrina I (Monroe (30)) Presider: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University • When, where, and how? Understanding the Hurricane Katrina evacuation decisions of low-income women from New Orleans., Jessica Pardee, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) • Teaching Through the Storm: Socialization and the Transfer of Social Capital in a New Orleans Upward Bound Program, Adeyemi K. Stembridge, American University ([email protected]) ; Ebony M. Duncan, Vanderbilt University; Thanh Ly, American University • Political Imaginaries of Church and State after Hurricane Katrina, Gabriel A. Santos, Lynchburg College ([email protected]) ; Tyler Curtis, Lynchburg College • Family Pets and Hurricane Evacuation Decisions, Christa Reiser, East Carolina University ([email protected]) ; Kenneth Wilson, East Carolina University; Sean Aube, East Carolina University
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12. Paper Session— Islam and the Politics of the West (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Stephen C. Poulson, James Madison University Organizer: Stephen C. Poulson, James Madison University ([email protected]) • Riding the Tide of Fear: Prejudice and Moral Panic Over Muslims in the U.S. and France, Scott A. Bonn, Drew University ([email protected]) ; Caitlin Killian, Drew University • Political Islam(s) and the Question of Islamofascism, Junaid Ahmad, William and Mary College ([email protected]) • Swansong: Unraveling American Misconceptions toward the Religion of Islam in Post- September 11th America, Catherine M. Lafuente, University of South Florida ([email protected]) • Sociological Understanding of Islam in the West, Steven Rosenthal, Hampton University ([email protected])
13. Paper Session— Origins of Crime and Violence (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Violent Southern Women: Understanding the Effects of a Southern Subculture of Violence, Julia M. D'Antonio, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Scots-Irish Women and the Southern Culture of Violence: The influence of Scots-Irish Females on high rates of Southern Violence, Emily R. Berthelot, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) ; Troy C. Blanchard, Louisiana State University • Substance Use and Its Effects on Labor Market Outcomes for Women, Chantel M. Dufrene, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Race, Gender and Juvenile Detention Decision Making, Michael J. Leiber, Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs ([email protected]) ; Kristan C. Fox, Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs
14. Paper Session— Perceptions of Health and Medical Providers (Salon 3 Cap (30)) • Problem-Solvers or Problems? Physician Perceptions of Mississippi Health Care Providers, Debra Street, University at Buffalo, SUNY ([email protected]) • Do Race, Class, and Gender have an Effect on Perceptions of Physician Thoroughness and Competency?, Justin Coran, University of Florida ([email protected]) • Public Perception of U.S. Government's Role in Health Care, Chastity Lynn Blankenship, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) ; David Gay, University of Central Florida • Self-perception measurement in adolescents with physical disabilities, Amy M. Sorensen, Virginia Tech ([email protected])
15. Paper Session— Social Control (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Actor's Perceptions of Self after Self-Directed Actions in Affect Control Theory, Jesse K. Clark, University of North Carolina at Charlotte ([email protected]) • Development and Experimental Validation of a German Language Affect Control Theory Model, Tobias Schröder, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin ([email protected]) ; Wolfgang Scholl, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin • Schools as Institutions of Social Control: Further Implications for Social Disorganization Theory, Michael O. Maume, UNC Wilmington ([email protected])
16. Paper Session— Thematic: Vital Signs of Social Movements (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: Oscar Miller, Tennessee State University Organizer: Oscar Miller, Tennessee State University ([email protected])
5 • Evangelical Christian Activism and the Environment: The Role of Christians for the Mountains in the Appalachian movement against Mountain Top Removal Coal Mining, Will Sampson, University of Kentucky ([email protected]) ; Dwight Billings, University of Kentucky • Framing Faith: Explaining Cooperation and Conflict in the Conservative Christian Movement, Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Jill Quadagno, Florida State University • Touched by Intolerance: Societys Response to DIFFERENCES in America, Lena Wright Meyers, The Ohio University ([email protected]) • The Cultural Base of Racism and its Persistence, John Moland, (emeritus) Alabama State University ([email protected])
17. Paper Session— Working 9:00 to 5:00? Lifecycle, Family, and Gender in the Workplace (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • Growing Pains: The Life Course and the Creation and Resolution of Work Hour Mismatches, David Johnson, University of Georgia ([email protected]) ; Jeremy E. Reynolds, University of Georgia • Social Inequality and Stratification Through the Lens of the Life Course, Dale Dannefer, Case Western Reserve University ([email protected]) ; Susan W. Hinze, Case Western Reserve University • Retail Food Workers and the 60-hour Combined Dual-Earner Work Week, Rachel A. Sebastian, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) ; David Maume, University of Cincinnati • Gender, Work, Family, and Sleep Disruption among Retail Food Workers, David Maume, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) ; Rachel A. Sebastian, University of Cincinnati; Anthony Richard Bardo, University of Cincinnati
Sessions 10:45 AM—12:15 PM
18. Sociology of Women (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Women, Age, and the Perception of Authority, Julia A. Lobue, George Washington University ([email protected]) • Ideology or Oppositional Consciousness? The Conditions of Feminist Identification, Anne K. Hunter, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Explaining Gender Differences in the Cost of Caring: The Role of Psychological Characteristics, John Taylor, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Joel S. Andress, Florida State University; David Russell, Rutgers University • Social Structure and Gender: An exploration of which countries provide women with the most rights and privileges, Christine Ann Wernet, University of South Carolina Aiken ([email protected])
19. Paper Session— Applying Sociology Through Consulting (Salon 1 Cap (30)) Presider: Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University Organizer: Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Charles Tolbert, Baylor University ([email protected]) • Troy C. Blanchard, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Jerome McKibben, McKibben Demographics ([email protected])
6 20. Paper Session— Comparative Research in Environmental Sociology (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Andrew K. Jorgenson, NCSU Organizer: Andrew K. Jorgenson, NCSU ([email protected]) • The 'Hamburger Connection' and Deforestation in Less Developed Countries: A Test of Unequal Ecological Exchange Theory, Kelly Fawcett, North Carolina State ([email protected]) • Political-Economic Indicators of Biodiversity Loss: A Cross-National Structural Equation Modeling Analysis, Laura A. McKinney, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • The Environmental Determinants of Foreign Investment Growth: A Cross-National Study of the Pollution Havens Hypothesis, Christopher C. Dick, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • A Cross-National Investigation into the Role of Women in Governance in Environmental Treaty Ratification, Elizabeth Seale, North Carolina State ([email protected]) • A Quantitative Cross-National Analysis of the Natural and Industrial Ecological Footprints, Gregory Fulkerson, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) Discussant: Timmons Roberts, College of William and Mary ([email protected])
21. Paper Session— Keep the Beat -- Music and Social Life (Jefferson (30)) • You Will Miss Me When I Burn: A Typology of Death Songs, Charles E. Walton, Lynchburg College ([email protected]) • "Swimming around in God": Music as Healing Practice, Kathleen E. Jenkins, The College of William and Mary ([email protected]) ; Ashley Gaines, The College of William and Mary • Consumption of Leisure: An Analysis of Social Interaction at Live Entertainment Events, Kristi L. Donaldson, University of Florida ([email protected]) ; Nicholas Vargas, University of Florida; Justin Coran, University of Florida • Securing Adulthood in an Informal Occupation: The Case of Independent Rock Musicians, Michael E. Ramirez, Georgia College & State University ([email protected]) • When the Beat Drops: Experiences of White Racial Identity Through the African American "Other", Meredith Ann Katz, Virginia Tech ([email protected])
22. Paper Session— Life on the Water (Monroe (30)) • "I Love Dis Life on the Water": Louisiana Shrimpers and the Non-Economic Costs of Occupational Decline, Jill A. Harrison, Ohio State University ([email protected]) • The Social Life of American Marinas: Community, Status and Social Interaction, Donald A. Nielsen, College of Charleston ([email protected]) ; Jane A. Nielsen, College of Charleston • The Social Construction of Claims-making: Bahamian Anglers vs. Non-Resident Sports- fishers, Sara Neuenschwander, University of Central Florida ([email protected])
23. Paper Session— Looking Back: Historical Work on Race (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: Peggy G. Hargis, Georgia Southern University • Sharing Visions of a World and Future Without War, Poverty, Slaveryand the Color Line, Barbara D. Wyche, Saint Paul's College ([email protected]) ; Terrence Walker, Saint Paul's College • I was often compelled to hear stories: Slave Narratives, Networks, and Cultural Sociology, Ryan Light, Ohio State University ([email protected]) • Gender, Race, and Resistance: Involuntary Sterilization in Georgia, 1937-1970, Amy V. D'Unger, Georgia Institute of Technology ([email protected])
7 • Genealogy, Race and Ethnicity: Coming to Terms with Unequal Pasts, Angel A. Parham, Loyola University-New Orleans ([email protected])
24. Paper Session— Shifts and Challenges in Homicide Research (Dominion (30)) Organizer: Scott R. Maggard, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) This session includes several papers dedicated to the study of homicides over time. • To Know the Unknown: Exploring the Links between Structural Factors and Unsolved Homicides in U.S. Cities, 1980-2000., Graham C. Ousey, College of William and Mary ([email protected]) ; Matthew R. Lee, Louisiana State University • Race Specific Drug Sales and Homicide Trajectories in Large Cities: 1980-2001, Scott R. Maggard, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) ; Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware • Community Context and Tolerance for Violence in a Pair of Rural Communities, Matthew R. Lee, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) ; Graham C. Ousey, College of William and Mary • The Causal Linkages Between Drug Offenses, Homicide and Other Violent Crimes, Randy Gainey, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) ; Brian K. Payne, Georgia State University; Ruth A. Triplett, Old Dominion University
25. Paper Session— Texts and Visual Sociology (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Finding Texts to Fit the Course: A Review of Texts on Crime and Mass Media, Ashley A. Howard, Albright College ([email protected]) ; Kennon J. Rice, Albright College • Generation Text and Social Technologies: Examining Pedagogical Considerations, Derek Greenfield, Shaw University ([email protected]) • Media Presentation of Jobs in the Criminal Justice System, Marion R. Manton, Christopher Newport University ([email protected]) ; Michael Zang, Christopher Newport University • Image-reality Construction in News Reportage of Crime, Casey Welch, UNF ([email protected])
26. Paper Session— The Conservative Right: Gender, Family, and Church (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Conservative Protestants Confront the New Age: Evidence from a Survey of Texas Adults, Kristine E. Harkrider, The University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) ; Matt Bradshaw, The University of Texas at Austin; Daniel P. Mears, Florida State University • "I Had My Wrestle with God": Contemporary Southern Women and Conservative Protestantism, Emily R. Cabaniss, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • We Will Share All Things: Religious Commitment & the Division of Household Labor Among Newly Married Couples, Julia C. Wilson, Emory & Henry College ([email protected]) • Religious Beliefs, Race/Ethnicity, and Approval of Corporal Punishment, Christopher G. Ellison, The University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) ; Andrea Henderson, University of Texas at Austin
27. Paper Session— Thematic: Understanding Social Movements: The (Ir)relevance of the Classical Tradition (Madison (30)) Presider: Daniel M. Harrison, Lander University Organizer: Daniel M. Harrison, Lander University ([email protected])
8 • The Renaissance of Islamist Jihadi Totalitarian Terrorism: A Weberian Perspective on the Fourth Totalitarianism and the Social Psychology of World War, Paul Kamnolnick, East Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • The Relevance of The/A Classical Tradition for Social Movements Theory and Sociology, Joseph Spear, James Madison University ([email protected]) • Theorizing Globalization: How Marx, Durkheim, and Weber Never Have Been More Relevant, Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • Classical theory and the analysis of social movements: neither useless, nor necessary., Bob Edwards, East Carolina University ([email protected])
28. Paper Session— Theoretical Perspectives of a Different Sort (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Theoretical Aspects of Animal/Human Interaction: A Look at Contemporary Anthropomorphism., James H. Gadberry, Athens State University ([email protected]) • Genocide and Partisanship: An Explanation and Typology, Bradley Campbell, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • "He Looked at it Like Dead Man Stare at Flies": Explaining the Catahoula Formation, Makr P. Jones, Millersville University ([email protected]) • A Modular Grammar for Dual Inheritance Theory, John E. Shutt, Assistant Professor ([email protected])
29. Paper Session— Whistle While We Work: Job and Life Satisfaction (Salon 3 Cap (30)) Presider: David Embrick, Loyola University - Chicago • Happy Workers or Indebted Servants? The Impact of Credit Holding on Job Satisfaction, Laura McCloud, The Ohio State University ([email protected]) ; Paul R. Malackany, Ohio State University • Once Bitten, Twice Shy: The Effect of Displacement on Workers Perceived Job Security and Integration, Jeffrey E. Rosenthal, Wake Forest University ([email protected]) ; Stephen Lippmann, Miami University • Context and Contours of Race, Immigrant Status and Perceived Life Satisfaction Amongst Black West Indian College Professors in the U.S., Ian Sakura-Lemessy, Albany State University ([email protected]) ; Nekehia Quashie, University of Utah; Donna-May Sakura-Lemessy, Albany State University • Women Attorneys: An Exploration of the Determinants of Career Satisfaction, Tifanie Pulley, Norfolk State University
Sessions 12:30 PM—1:45 PM
30. Studies in Labor (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Buying Wins? Examining the Relationship between Salary Inequality and Performance among Major League Baseball Teams, Kyle McCoy, University of Alabama at Birmingham ([email protected]) ; Casey Borch, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Michael Wallace, University of Connecticut; Ken Shin, University of South Carolina • Consistency and Change in the Factors Influencing Female Labor Force Participation: 1974-2004, Jonathan E. May, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Patterns of Economic Restructuring from 1990 to 2006: A Group-Based Trajectory Analysis, Daniel P. Kuehn, George Washington University ([email protected])
9 • Para(il)legal Norms: Support Staff Resistance in a Law Firm, Shannon C. Dolan, George Washington University ([email protected])
31. Studies In Race (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Class, Race, Ethnicity and the End of Apartheid in South Africa, Jack M. Bloom, Indiana University Northwest ([email protected]) • Racial Self-Labeling: What does it mean?, Cliff Broman, Michigan State University ([email protected]) • Race in Confusion: Situational Interpretations of Race in Everyday Life, Naadiya Hasan, Guilford College ([email protected]) • Discomfort and Stereotypes: Measuring prejudices with semantic differential and social distance scales, Von Bakanic, College of Charleston ([email protected])
32. Panel Session— Careers in Sociological Practice (Sponsored by the SSS Sociological Practice Committee) (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: William Canak, Middle Tennessee State University Organizer: William Canak, Middle Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Scott Radloff, US Agency for International Development ([email protected]) • Louise Roy, Center for Interuniversity Research and Analysis on Organizations ([email protected]) • Evangeline Cuenco, World Bank ([email protected])
33. Author-Meets-Critics Session— Author-Meets-Critics: Giovanni Arrighi, Adam Smith in Beijing (2007) (Salon 3 Cap (30)) Presider: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Organizer: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) Discussants: Giovanni Arrighi, Johns Hopkins University ([email protected]) Wilma A. Dunaway, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) Wanda Rushing, University of Memphis ([email protected]) Francois Nielsen, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill ([email protected])
34. Paper Session— A Contemplative Life (Salon 2 Cap (30)) Presider: Oscar Miller, Tennessee State University Organizer: Oscar Miller, Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Religion and Political Conservatism among College Students: Exploring the Role of Domain-Specific Religious Salience, Sunshine M. Rote, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Christopher G. Ellison, The University of Texas at Austin • Resisting Professionalization: The Role of Clergy in the Emerging Church, Josh R. Packard, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Religious Group Participation in College Students, Daniel E. Fernandez-Baca, University of Florida ([email protected]) ; Jennifer Towers, University of Florida; Leah A. Cornwell, University of Florida; Judith Bragger, University of Florida
35. Paper Session— College Life -- What do Students Think? (Dominion (30)) Presider: Debra S. Kelley, Longwood University/Professor Organizer: Wayne Gillespie, East Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Bias Among Fraternity and Sorority Students, Wayne Gillespie, East Tennessee State University ([email protected])
10 • Whats Driving the National Pestilence of Homophobia?An Examination of Lesbian Homophobia among College Students. , Mikel L. Walters, Georgia State University ([email protected]) • Examining the Viability of the Contact Hypothesis: Racial Integration and Self- Segregation among College Students on a Racially-Diverse College Campus, Molly A. Weise, North Carolina Wesleyan College ([email protected]) • Sociodemographic and Attitudinal Profiles of Straight Students Who Have Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Friends, Koji Ueno, Florida State University ([email protected])
36. Paper Session— Health, Lifestyles, and Families (Madison (30)) • Economic Stress, Physical Disability, and Mental Health among Married Couples, Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama-Birmingham ([email protected]) ; John R. Reynolds, Florida State University • Rehabilitative Therapy among Preschool Children: The Social Construction of Health Disparities and Medical Necessity, Richard Lee Rogers, Southern Wesleyan University ([email protected]) • Perceived Old Age and Interaction, Jeff A. Smith, Duke ([email protected]) ; Heather M. Rackin, Duke University; Patricia Thomas, Duke • Health Inequality: To Improve Peoples Health by Focusing on Living Arrangement., Tzeli Hsu, Mississippi State University ([email protected])
37. Paper Session— Humor or Humorless? (Jefferson (30)) • Toward a Typology of Black Comic Book Characters, Donald P. Woolley, Duke University ([email protected]) • Doing it for Themselves? Comparing the Abilities of Men and Women in the Marvel Comics Universe, David F. Steele, Austin Peay State University ([email protected]) ; Sherry Nowack, Austin Peay State University • What's So Funny?: A Look at Contemporary Racial Humor, Sarah Mayorga, Duke University ([email protected]) • Bridgers, Blenders, Tunnelers, and Masons: How Different Groups Approach the Symbolic Boundaries between Religion and Humor, Michael Ian Borer, Furman University ([email protected]) ; Justin Green, Furman University • From the Critic to the Fool: The Religious Commentary of Comedians, Michael Ian Borer, Furman University ([email protected]) ; Sarah Otto-FitzDam, Furman University
38. Paper Session— Middle East and America (Monroe (30)) • Wahhabism: A Successful Social Movement, Ryan C. Lorimer, Middle Tennessee State Univeristy ([email protected]) • Community Formation and Development of the Political Identity of the Islamic Party in North America, 1969-1974., Youssef J. Carter, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • The Changing Consumer Culture in Syria: Assessing the affect of neighborhood modernity on consumer attitudes and participation, Vicki Valosik Elzarrad, University of South Alabama ([email protected])
39. Paper Session— Teaching Issues (Commonwealth (30)) Organizer: Denise L. Bissler, Randolph-Macon College ([email protected]) • Ripped from the Headlines: Teaching on Crime and the Media, Denise L. Bissler, Randolph-Macon College ([email protected]) • Tearing Down the Towers and Moving the Drugs to Hamersterdam: Using HBOs The Wire to Teach about Crime, Drugs and the Media, Cheri Chambers, Christopher Newport
11 University ([email protected]) ; Linda M. Waldron, Christopher Newport Universtiy • On the Road: Teaching and Learning about Racism and Social Change, Amanda M. Gengler, Barton College ([email protected]) • College Student Social Integration and Campus Racial Climate: Defining the boundaries, Stephanie M. McClure, Georgia College & State University ([email protected])
40. Paper Session— Violence Against Women/Gender and Violence (Salon 1 Cap (30)) Presider: C. Nicole Taylor, Flordia State University Organizer: Carolyn Sawtell, Florida State University ([email protected]) • Is Stranger Rape Really Worse? The Impact of Victim-Perpetrator Relationship on Victims of Rape, Carolyn Sawtell, Florida State University ([email protected]) • Using Gender Analysis to Reduce Prison Rape: Gendered Definitions of Sexual Assault in Policies and Practices in Correctional Settings, Kathryn J. Schmidt, Guilford College ([email protected]) ; Debbie J. Allen, NC Dept. of Corrections • Painful Ironies: The Ironic Aspects of Traumatic Violence, Justin Snyder, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Race Differences in Girl Violence: The Importance of School Success, Maxine S. Thompson, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) ; Rv Thivierge-Rikard, North Carolina State University Discussant: Carolyn Sawtell, Florida State University ([email protected])
Sessions 2:00 PM—3:30 PM
41. Religion (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Exploring Cross-Cultural Variations in Supernatural Attributions: A Six-Culture Test, Herman W. Smith, UM St. Louis ([email protected]) ; Andreas Schneider, Texas Tech • Multi Dimensional Analysis of Religious Behavior: A Triangulated Study, Breandan Jennings, Texas Tech University ([email protected]) • Whose Report Do You Believe? The Role of Religion in the Formation of the Black Identity of People of African Descent in the Western Hemisphere., Jason Alan Freeman, East Carolina University ([email protected])
42. Paper Session— Flows, Floods and Invasions: Im/migration and the Newest South (Jefferson (30)) Presider: Larry J. Griffin, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Organizer: Barbara Ellen Smith, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • The Third Yankee Invasion, William W. Falk, University of Maryland ([email protected]) • Whose South Is It Anyway?: Latino Immigration and Conflicts over Place, Barbara Ellen Smith, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Place and Conflict between Long-Term Residents and Immigrants in Southwest Virginia and the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas, John Knowles, Virginia Tech ([email protected])
43. Paper Session— Occupations and the Workplace (Salon 1 Cap (30))
12 • Gender and "The American Occupational Structure": Retesting Blau and Duncan's Classic Models, Gretchen McHenry, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Factors in Successful Job Placement of Ex-Offenders and Ex-Users, Marion R. Hughes, Towson University ([email protected]) • Social, Demographic and Institutional Factors Predicting the Recruitment and Retention of People of Color in Educational Institutions, George A. Yancey, University of North Texas ([email protected])
44. Paper Session— Religion and Politics (Madison (30)) Presider: Oscar Miller, Tennessee State University • Protest Potential in the Middle East: An Analysis of Israel, Egypt, Jordan and Turkey, Lindsey P. Peterson, The Ohio State University ([email protected]) ; Anne M. Price, The Ohio State University • Meta Theory on Pope Benedicts Theology and Muslim Philosophy, Mahgoub Mahmoud, Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Religion and the Politics of Social Issues, Anthony Blasi, Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Bad Samaritans: Religion and Anti-Immigrant Sentiment, Darren Sherkat, Southern Illinois University ([email protected]) Discussant: Hilquias Cavlcanti, James Madison University ([email protected])
45. Paper Session— School Days (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Applied Sociology and Student Organizations for Social Change, Luke Rogers, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Michael Rutz, Virginia Commonwealth University; Kathleen Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University • Faculty attitudes toward students with disabilities: Does the visibility of disability matter?, Tom Buchanan, UT-Chattanooga ([email protected]) ; Matt St. Charles, UT- Chattanooga; Michelle Rigler, UT-Chattanooga; Charles Hart, UT-Chattanooga • Who Succeeds in the Transition to High School? Staying on track and succeeding, Elizabeth J. Glennie, RTI International ([email protected]) ; Melissa A. Barnett, University of New Orleans; Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Roslyn Mickelson, University of North Carolina- Charlotte • Predictors of Attitude toward Sex Education in Public Schools, Sarah Gibson, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) ; Allison T. Chappell, Old Dominion University
46. Paper Session— Social Networks and Employment (Commonwealth (30)) Organizer: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) Conventional wisdom suggests that who you know is at least as important as what you know. The papers in this session offer important insights into the influence of social networks across multiple contexts and across various stages in work careers. • Social Networks, Academic Achievement and Post-Graduation Plans at an Elite, Private University, Nathan D. Martin, Duke University ([email protected]) • Not So Fast My Friend: College Football Coaching and the Conditional Effects of Race and Social Networks, Jacob C. Day, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) ; Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University • Jumping Ship or Merely Crossing the Aisle? An Analysis of the Circulation of Elite Lawyers, Debra Schleef, University of Mary Washington ([email protected]) • A Tale of Two Concepts of Social Capital: Network Resources and Civic Networks, Lijun Song, Duke University ([email protected])
13 47. Paper Session— Social Psychology (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • "High Maintenance: How Gender, Status and Power Affect the Perceptions of the Custodial-Teacher Relationship", Heather L. Scheuerman, Emory University ([email protected]) • A Social Psychological Perspective on the Global Warming Phenomenon, William Joseph Kinney, University of St. Thomas ([email protected]) • Types of Cooperative Social Relations: The Work Trip Carpool, Thomas C. Hood, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) ; Suzanne B. Kurth, University of Tennessee • The Rational Pursuit of Justice and the Malibu Surfer Problem, Nick Berigan, University of South Carolina ([email protected]) ; Barry Markovsky, University of South Carolina
48. Paper Session— The Presence and Future of Grand Theoretical Designs: Parsons, Etzioni, Luhmann, McKeon (Salon 3 Cap (30)) Organizer: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • Talcott Parsons's Structural Functionalism, Edward Tiryakian, Duke University ([email protected]) • Amitai Etzioni's Theory of the Active Society, Robert Antonio, University of Kansas ([email protected]) • Niklas Luhmann's Theory of Social Systems, Stephan Fuchs, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Richard McKeon and the Sociology of Culture, Mark Jacobs, George Mason University ([email protected])
49. Paper Session— Thematic: Collective Memory (Dominion (30)) • Towards a Mnemonic Approach for Mobilization: Theorizing Collective Memory in Social Movement Research, Roberto Velez-Velez, Bard College ([email protected]) • Contested Memory and Commemoration: The May 4th Memorial at Kent State University, Christina R. Shreckengost, Emory University ([email protected]) • Whites Recollections of the Civil Rights Movement: Exploring the Intersection of Autobiographical and Collective Memory, Sandra K. Gill, Gettysburg College ([email protected])
50. Paper Session— Thematic: Grassroot Activism (Monroe (30)) • We All Come Together When Theres a Flood: The Shaping of the Social Vision of a Community-based Arts Project, Maureen Mullinax, University of Kentucky ([email protected]) • Witness for Peace: From Human Shields to Labor Activists, Andrew A. Duncan, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) ; Ellie Smith, Virginia Tech; R.m. Haija, Radford University • Eight Karats of Justice: Analysis of the Grassroots Resistance Movement Against Goldmining in the Villages of Bergama, Turkey, Banu A. Kocer, Beykent University, Istanbul, Turkey ([email protected]) • Virtual Uprising: Burmese Bloggers and the Online Rights Movement in Myanmar, Stephen J. Sills, University of North Carolina Greensboro ([email protected])
51. Paper Session— Violence and Victims (Capitol Room (30)) Organizer: Sarah Jane Brubaker, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • The Intersection of Poverty, Race and Gender as Catalysts for the Masculinity-Violence Nexus Within Indigent African American Communities, Michael Palmer, Marshall-Wythe School of Law/College of William & ([email protected])
14 • It Happened on a Wednesday: Ghanaian Street Children, L R. Boutwell, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Applied Sociology and Victim Advocacy on a College Campus, Wendy Dickson, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Tammy McKeown, Virginia Commonwealth University; Kathryn Monusky, Virginia Commonwealth University • Womens Self Defense as an Exploration and Application of Radical Physical Feminism, Rebekah Carrow, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected])
Sessions 2:00 PM—6:00 PM 52. Poster Session— Thursday Poster Session (Salon E (12)) • Money Honey: Credit Card Debt Among Undergraduates, Courtney B. Ross, Georgia State University ([email protected]) ; David Knox, East Carolina University; Marty Zusman, Indiana University Northwest • The Acculturation of International Students, John E. Dietrich, Albright College ([email protected]) ; Kennon J. Rice, Albright College • Common and Illicit Substance Use among Adolescents: Predictors and Comparisons, Kristi L. Donaldson, University of Florida ([email protected]) • College Student Attitudes Toward Buddhism, Derek F. Maher, East Carolina University ([email protected]) ; Angela M. Decuzzi, Wilson Technical Community College and Craven Comm; David Knox, East Carolina University • Why are the Black and White Kids Sitting with Each Other in the Cafeteria?, Anna Bruton, Albright College ([email protected]) ; Kennon J. Rice, Albright College • The Little Ones: Gender Differences in Attitudes Toward Children Among University Students, Bradi Bragg, East Carolina University ([email protected]) ; David Knox, East Carolina University • Religion and Acculturation Among International Students, Stephen J. Sills, University of North Carolina Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Joyce F. Clapp, University of North Carolina at Greensboro • Let your fingers to the talking: Social distance and college students' cellphone networks, Nancy Horak Randall, Wingate University ([email protected]) • Juvenile Disposition Decisions: The Interaction Between Race/Ethnicity and Legal Variables, Lori D. Moore, Florida State University ([email protected])
Sessions 3:45 PM—5:15 PM
53. Cultural Intersts and Contexts (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Which Name Will it Be? Recent Information from College Students on Name Changing Preferences , Shannon M. Lewis, East Carolina University ([email protected]) ; Rebecca S. Powers, East Carolina University • Paths to Social Goods: White, Male Offending in a Cultural Context, Julie B. Wiest, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected]) • Cultural Interests, Sociability and Social Empathy: Cultural WEB Site Use and the Definition of Social Boundaries, Michael Wise, Appalachian State University ([email protected]) ; Catherine Harris, Wake Forest University
54. Potpourri II (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • There's Gold Out West: Sincere Fictions of American History in Little Golden Books, Deeb Kitchen, University of Florida ([email protected])
15 • Use of Elderly Meals Programs and Risk of Nursing Home Admission: Does Participation in Meals Programs Serve a Protective Effect?, Vicki L. Lamb, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • Shaping a Movement: The Impact of Movement-Countermovement Dynamics on the Fight against Human Trafficking, Marguerite Hernandez, The Ohio State University ([email protected]) • Stressors, Practices, and Outcomes: A Longitudinal Application of Grolnicks Parenting Dimensions, Jonathan R. Brauer, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) ; Jeremiah B. Wills, Roanoke College
55. Panel Session— Honor of Ida Harper Simpson (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: Angela M. O'Rand, Duke University Organizers: Angela M. O'Rand, Duke University ([email protected]); Lynn Smith-Lovin, Duke University ([email protected]) • Daniel B. Cornfield, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Steven Vallas, George Mason University ([email protected]) • William Form, Ohio State University ([email protected]) • Kenneth I. Spenner, Duke University ([email protected])
56. Panel Session— President's Thematic Session: Nonviolent Struggle and Social Change, Yesterday & Today (Salon 1 Cap (30))
57. Paper Session— In the Wake of Katrina II (Monroe (30)) • The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: Psychological Well-being of Displaced Elders, Tammy Henderson, Oklahoma State University ([email protected]) ; Karen A. Roberto, Virginia Tech • The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Churches of New Orleans: The Churches That Died, William H. Day, Jr, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary ([email protected]) • The Demographic Effects of Hurricane Katrina on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: An Analysis by Zipcode, David A. Swanson, University of California Riverside ([email protected])
58. Paper Session— Islam in Eurasia and Canada (Dominion (30)) Presider: Tugrul Keskin, Virginia Tech. University Organizer: Tugrul Keskin, Virginia Tech. University ([email protected]) • Islamic Socio-Religious Movements in the Balkans and among the Balkan Muslims, Mesut Idriz, MPH Group Publishing ([email protected]) • Islamic, national culture and a contemporary Ideology in the Northern Caucasus, Irina Leonidovna Babich, Senior reseacher ([email protected]) • Meeting at the Iftar: NGOs of Muslim background in Austria and their image-building activities during Ramadan, Valeria Heuberger, The Austro-American Institute of Education ([email protected]) • Muslims and the Secularization of Canada, Ali H. Zaidi, Wilfrid Laurier University ([email protected])
59. Paper Session— Its all in the Method (Madison (30)) • A New Paradigm for Quantitative Sociological Methodology, Steven P. Wilcox, George Mason University and Serco, Inc. ([email protected]) • Let's Talk About Sex: The Experience and Practice of Conducting Interviews about Sex and Sexuality, Danielle M. Currier, Radford University ([email protected])
16 • So how were you hunted? Going Beyond the Methods Textbook and into the Field, Soma Chaudhuri, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Hybrid Indicators and Commensurability: The Cases of Income Inequality and Education in Comparative Research., Miles E. Simpson, North Carolina Central University ([email protected])
60. Paper Session— Social Organization (Salon 3 Cap (30)) • A New Conceptual Analysis of NGOs and SMOs, Patricia Campion, Tennessee Technological University ([email protected]) ; Lachelle Norris, Tennessee Tech University • What is a FEMALE? Frame Development in Mothers Organizations, Carla M. Eastis, Catawba College ([email protected]) • The Business of Weight Loss and Fitness, Joan E. Manley, Florida Gulf Coast University ([email protected]) • Gender Relations and Globalization: Problems and Prospects, Debarashmi Mitra, Delta State University ([email protected])
61. Paper Session— The Promise and Challenge of the Small College (Commonwealth (30)) Organizer: Karen C. Mundy, Lee University ([email protected]) • A comparison of small colleges and state universities, Bennett M. Judkins, University of North Carolina-Greensboro ([email protected]) • The Small College and Community Engagement, Jackie L. Sandifer, Cambellsville University ([email protected]) • Administrative work in the small college, Ollie J. Lee, Lee University ([email protected]) • The role of the small college in reenchanting a disenchanted world, Matthew S. Vos, Covenant College ([email protected])
62. Paper Session— The Troubles We've Seen (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Gay Bashing: An Ecological Explanation of Sexual Orientation Biased Hate Crimes in the United States, Marisa C. Allison, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) ; Jeremy Porter, Mississippi State University; Lynn Hempel, Mississippi State University; Frank M. Howell, Mississippi State University • Genocide the Ex-Gay Movement, Sue E. Spivey, James Madison University ([email protected]) • Suicide and Self-Injury among Southern Lesbians: Preliminary Findings from the Lesbian Social Life Study, Jay A. Irwin, University of Alabama at Birmingham ([email protected]) ; Erika L. Austin, University of Alabama at Birmingham
63. Paper Session— W.E.B. Du Bois and the Development of American Sociology (Jefferson (30)) Organizer: Robert A. Wortham, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • Du Bois and Washington on Racial Inequality: Different but Similar, Lamont Lilly, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • W.E.B. Du Bois and the Sociological Study of Crime, Tasha Melvin, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • W.E.B. Du Bois and the Sociology of the African American Family, Mindy Meyers Saari, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • W.E.B. Du Bois and Rural Sociology: A Social Study, Robert A. Wortham, North Carolina Central University ([email protected])
17 • The Use of Methodological Triangulation in the Early Sociological Works of Charles Booth, W.E.B. Du Bois and Jane Addams, Shannon O'Connor, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • The Influence of German Thought and Experience on the Development of Du Bois' Sociology, Stacey Weger, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • Du Bois and Washington on the Quality of African American Life at the Turn of the Twentieth Century, Florence Batine, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) Discussant: Robert A. Wortham, North Carolina Central University ([email protected])
Sessions 4:00 PM—6:00 PM
64. Cash Bar 4/10 (Salon E (12))
Sessions 5:30 PM—7:30 PM
65. Social Forces Reception (Edgar Allan Poe Museum) • "Unhappy Hour" in the Garden and Gallery: Members must RSVP, Social Forces
Friday, April 11
Sessions 8:00 AM—10:00 AM
66. Executive Committee Meeting 4/11 (Exec Board (15)) • Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Christopher G. Ellison, The University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) • David Maume, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) • Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Angela Jones, Elon University ([email protected]) • David Brunsma, University of Missouri-Columbia • Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Kate Slevin, College of William & Mary ([email protected]) • Jeralynn S. Cossman, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) • Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi ([email protected]) • Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Obie Clayton, Morehouse University ([email protected]) • Dennis R. McSeveney, University of New Orleans ([email protected])
Sessions 8:00 AM—5:00 PM
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Sessions 9:00 AM—10:30 AM
68. Symbolic Interactionist Perspectives and Ethnography (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • Using the Symbolic Interactionist Frame: Sociological, Queer, and Feminist Approaches to BDSM Sexualities, Brandy L. Simula, Emory University ([email protected]) • Social Interaction and Self-Presentation through Everyday Forms of Mediated Communications, Steven Seiler, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • The linguistic discourse surrounding homoerotic experimentation, Lanier F. Basenberg, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • An Involuntary Ethnography of a Stay at the Latipsoh: Being Sick in a Sick Place, Rob K. Miller, UNCW ([email protected]) ; Angela L. Wadsworth, UNCW
69. Author-Meets-Critics Session— Author Meets Critics: Opting Out? Why Women Really Quit Careers and Head Home (sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women) (Jefferson (30)) Presider: Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia Organizer: Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia ([email protected]) Discussants: Philip Cohen, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill ([email protected]) Carol Wharton, University of Richmond ([email protected]) Irene Padavic, Florida State University ([email protected]) Louise Marie Roth, University of Arizona ([email protected])
70. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Location Matters (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Building a Bohemian Boomtown: The construction of a 'creative class' in Asheville, North Carolina, Mary L. Scherer, Warren Wilson College ([email protected]) • The Impact of Rural vs. Non-Rural Residence on Political Ideology, Krysten M. Rhodes, Emory & Henry College ([email protected]) • Environmental beliefs, attitudes, and actions in North Carolina, Sara Jessilyn Kemp, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Student, School, Setting: How Background, Academics, and Location Influence High School Dropouts. , Anneliese Margaret Markle, Emory & Henry College ([email protected])
71. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Potpourri (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Collective Memory of Trauma and its Impact on Culture and Identity, Brittany A. Morin- Mezzadri, Elmira College ([email protected]) • Bureaucratic Traditions, Consensus and the Role of the Media in the American Civil Liberties Union Central Texas Chapter, Megan Collins, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Mental Health and Adolsecents, Meredith Pugh, Meredith College ([email protected]) • Pounding the Pavement: Passion, Collective Identity, and the Modern Day Foot Soldier, Lydia Rudy, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Mental Illness and Families, Jessica Driscoll, Meredith College ([email protected])
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72. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Students Studying Students (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Evidence of Cultural Shock Theory among Chinese Study Abroad Students at Longwood University, Athena Hahn, Longwood University ([email protected]) • The Effects of Physical Attractiveness on Popularity, Aggression, and Academic Achievement in the Late High School Years, Allen Hyde, University of Alabama- Birmingham ([email protected]) • I Want to Save the World, but First Let Me Finish My Homework: An Examination of College Student Volunteering, Carolyn Marcus, Mercer University • The Effects of Media Consumption on Fear of Campus Shooting Events, James A. Baker, University of Tennessee at Martin ([email protected]) ; Shawn Spendlove, University of Tennessee-Martin; Grant Warner, University of Tennessee at Martin • Binge Drinking and Alcohol Consumption: An Analysis of Drinking Behaviors of University Athletes, Jose Torres, Norfolk State University
73. Paper Session— Its all About Love (Salon 3 Cap (30)) • The Rhetoric of Alternative Dating: Choice vs. Efficiency, Michele A. Adams, Tulane University ([email protected]) ; Jeannie Haubert Weil, Winthrop University; Stanley Hoogerwerf, Tulane University • The Power of Love: Assessing The Role of Social Support Among Incarcerated White Men, Ashley T. Schultz, Duke University ([email protected]) • The Age of Love: Dating and the Developmental Discourse in a Middle School Summer Camp, Sandi K. Nenga, Southwestern University ([email protected]) ; Lauren A. Cox, Southwestern University • Religiosity and its Psycho-Social Effects: A Quantitative Analysis of Empathy, Altruistic Love, and Life Satisfaction, Nicholas Vargas, University of Florida ([email protected])
74. Paper Session— Latina/o Experiences in the US (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Hilquias Cavlcanti, James Madison University Organizer: Daniel J. Delgado, University of Missouri-Columbia ([email protected]) • Latino/a culture in the U.S. Market, George R. Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit ([email protected]) • Cultural Attachment and Immigrant Behavior: Remittance-Sending among US Latinos, Stacey U. Tucker, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) ; Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee • Hispanic/Latino Adolescent Perceptions of Family and Education, Linda A. Carson, Lander University ([email protected]) • ¡Bienvenido a las Montañas!: Assessing the Needs of Latinos in the High Country, Cameron D. Lippard, Appalachian State University ([email protected]) Discussant: Daniel J. Delgado, University of Missouri-Columbia ([email protected])
75. Paper Session— Police-Citizen Interaction: Contact and Context (Capitol Room (30)) Organizers: Debra S. Kelley, Longwood University/Professor ([email protected]); Debra S. Kelley, Longwood University/Professor ([email protected]) • Polce and Juvenile Interaction in the 21st Century: Issues and Dilemmas, James F. Hodgson, Virginia State University ([email protected]) • Police Response to Gay Communities: The Necessity to Interact, Taneshe Senior, Virginia State University ([email protected])
20 • The Importance of Context in Police-Public Interactions, Debra S. Kelley, Longwood University/Professor ([email protected]) • College Students Concerns Toward Public Intoxication, Ashley N. Mason, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) Discussant: Debra S. Kelley, Longwood University/Professor ([email protected])
76. Paper Session— Sociology of Mental Health (Madison (30)) • Disability and Depression: The Role of Positive and Negative Aspects of Social Relationships, Joel S. Andress, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Ursula Keller, Florida State University • Gender, Work, and Psychological Distress: Examining the Effects of Emotional Labor, Rachel N. Head, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Activity Limitations and the Experience of Anger: Racial/Ethnic Contrasts, Natalie O. Armstrong, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Robyn K. Lewis, Florida State University; R. Jay Turner, Florida State University • Racial Differences in Depressive Symptoms: A Longitudinal Study, Emily R. Green, Clemson University ([email protected])
77. Paper Session— Teaching About Gender Inequality (sponsored by SWS) (Monroe (30)) • Professional Networking: A Path to Understanding Gender Inequality, Angela Jones, Elon University ([email protected]) • The Trouble with Teaching Men about Gender, Graham Spann, Lees-McRae College ([email protected]) • What's Being Sold? Using a Group Project Analysis of Advertisements to Teach about Social Inequality, Diane Everett, Stetson University • Caveman, Cooks, Iron Chefs, and Hegemonic Masculinity: Foodways and the Embodiment of Gender, Lisa Peloquin, Elon University
78. Paper Session— The Media: Culture, Gender, Race, and Ethnicity (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Conservative Newspapers and Gender in the Presentation of Violent Criminal Incidents, Kenneth Wagner, Lynchburg College ([email protected]) ; Carolyn Walsh, Lynchburg College; Ashley Sellers, Lynchburg College; Sheryl Van Horne, Penn State Altoona • Victimization in the Milieu of Assimilation: Cultural Identity in South Carolina Jewish Newspapers, Dana M. Greene, North Carolina Central University ([email protected]) • The Impact of Media on Biracial Identity Formation, Alicia L. Edison, University of North Texas ([email protected]) • A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: A Content Analysis of Black Women in Media Images, Robin Marie Gary, Meredith College ([email protected]) ; Carrie L. Cokely, Meredith College
79. Paper Session— Thematic: Collective Identity and Music: Resistance, Commodification, and Memory (Dominion (30)) Organizer: William F. Danaher, College of Charleston ([email protected]) • Collective Identity, Community Cohesion and Political Resistance of OG Rap, Darby Southgate, Ohio State University ([email protected]) • Timbre, Tempo, Dynamics and Lyrics In The Service of Capital, Matthew W. Irvin, Eastern Kentucky University ([email protected])
21 • Music and Collective Identity: The Role of Pre-existing Cultural Repertoires in the 1969 Charleston Nurses' Strike, William F. Danaher, College of Charleston ([email protected])
80. Roundtable Session— Assessment in The Undergraduate Classroom (Salon E (12)) Presider: Chandrouti Rita Persaud, Mississippi Valley State University Organizer: Chandrouti Rita Persaud, Mississippi Valley State University ([email protected]) • Designing Tools to Assist in the Assessment Process for SACS Accreditation: An instructional Guide and checklist for reviewing the Nichols' Format, Chandrouti Rita Persaud, Mississippi Valley State University ([email protected])
Sessions 10:45 AM—12:15 PM
81. Politics and Policy (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • "Don't Know" Responses and Non-Attitudes in Surveys of Political Attitudes: Are there Differences by Gender?, Charles J. Brody, UNC Charlotte ([email protected]) • Political Support and Cosponsorship, Tracy L. Burkett, College of Charleston ([email protected]) ; Nate Chapman, College of Charleston • Historical Antecedents Contributing to Differentiation of Educational Attainment Levels Between U.S. Latino Subgroups, Michael E. Itzkowitz, University of Florida ([email protected]) • Welfare: A Problematic Solution to Poverty and Social Inequality, Anthony J. Cortese, Southern Methodist University ([email protected])
82. Panel Session— Guns on Campus? The Case for Concealed-Carry (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: Patrick D. Nolan, University of South Carolina Organizer: Patrick D. Nolan, University of South Carolina ([email protected]) • Experimental evidence on effectiveness of concealed-carry on reducing injuries/casuialties., Jack Rumbaugh, Suarez International ([email protected]) • Philip Van Cleave, Virginia Citizens Defense League ([email protected]) • Andrew Dysart, Students for Concealed Carry on Campus ([email protected])
83. Panel Session— Islam and Secularism in Turkey (Dominion (30)) Presider: Tugrul Keskin, Virginia Tech. University Organizer: Tugrul Keskin, Virginia Tech. University ([email protected]) • Moderate Islam: From Cold War to New World Order, Deniz Tansi, Yeditepe University ([email protected]) • The Ideological Moderation of Islamist Parties in Turkey, Feriha Perekli, Indiana University ([email protected]) • Islamist Women: Assessment on Their Patriarchal, Religious and Gender Perceptions in Contemporary Turkey, Merve Kutuk, Istanbul Bilgi University ([email protected]) • When Political Islam takes a Westernist Turn: The Case of AKP in Turkey, Hatem Ete, Middle East Technical University ([email protected])
22 Discussant: Kemal Silay, Indiana University ([email protected])
84. Panel Session— Why Am I a Sociologist? (Salon 1 Cap (30)) Presider: Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University Organizer: Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Charles Tittle, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Ida Simpson, Duke University
85. Panel Session— Workshop: NSF Proposal Preparation & Merit Review Criteria (Commonwealth (30)) Organizer: Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University ([email protected]) • Workshop on NSF funding opportunities, proposal development strategies, and merit review criteria., Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University ([email protected]) Discussant: Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University ([email protected])
86. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Immigration (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Balancing Act: How Members of the Latino Immigrant Second Generation Deal with Cultural Exposure and Overload In and Out of the Home., Sarah E. Ross, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Migration Patterns and the Sex Industry, Laura Becker, Southern Wesleyan University ([email protected]) • Rebuilding the House that Jack Built: Comparative Analysis of Immigration and Residential Crowding in the US, Tristine P. Baccam, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Gay Immigration and the Limits of Mainstreaming, Iimay Ho, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • African Physician Immigration: Trends and Push/Pull Factors, Laura Houenou, UNC- Chapel Hill ([email protected])
87. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Religion (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Religion v. Feminism: The Impact of Four Dimensions of Religiosity on Gender Beliefs, Natalie Rouse, Emory & Henry College ([email protected]) • Demographics and Religion's Effect on Emotional Well-Being, Alicia Garcia, Fayetteville State University ([email protected]) ; Kristi Jones, Fayetteville State University; Shanita Jones, Fayetteville State University; Cassandra Jones, Fayetteville State University • Prayer, Scripture Reading, and Images of God: Patterns in Adolescences Over Time, Niobra M. Peterson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ([email protected] ) • The Accidental Environmentalists: Images of Nature in the New Evangelical Liturgy, Christine M. Woodman, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • Imagining God: The Influence of Social Factors on Student Perceptions of an Authoritarian God, Alison Amyx, Mercer University
88. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Social Activism (Salon 7 Cap (30))
23 • Fighting the Religious Right in Texas: How Political Activist Organizations Recruit and Maintain Members in the Fight for a Division Between Church and State, William A. Faulk, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Activists on the Margin: High Risk Activism in a Needle Exchange Program, Phillip A. Cantu, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Guardian Angels at the Grassroots: A Study of The Factors That Shape Individuals Into Activists, Sarah Marie Fankhauser, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Millennial Activists: Strong Individuals in Social Movements, Elizabeth A. East, Tennessee Technological University ([email protected]) • Which Side Are You On? An Examination of the Recruitment Tactics Used by a Local Education Union, Anne Olson, Southwestern University ([email protected])
89. Paper Session— All About Weber (Monroe (30)) • Challenges to Charismatic Authority: The Case of Unificationism, David G. Bromley, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Rachel Bobbitt, Virginia Commonwealth University • A Prefiguration of Capitalisms Ecological Crisis in Webers Protestant Ethic, Andrew W. Jones, University of Vermont ([email protected]) • Overcoming the Fetishism of the Alphabet: Romanticism, Teacher Preparation, and the Reading Wars, John S. Rice, University of North Carolina-Wilmington ([email protected]) • Evolution Adapting to Society: The Subjective Aspect of Objective Research, Jarrett Thibodeaux, Vanderbilt University ([email protected])
90. Paper Session— Environmental Sociology and Political Economy (Jefferson (30)) Presider: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Organizer: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • Structural Changes in the Global Timber Industry: Globalization, Neoliberalism, & Financialization, Andrew Gunnoe, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected]) • Disproportional Placement of Environmental Hazards and Social Movements, Sara E. Malley, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected]) • Population Growth in Metropolitan Areas and Environmental Degradation, Carmel E. Price, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • Marx and Durkheim: Toward a More Complex Theory of Nature-Society Relationships, Alex M. Stoner, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • The Shift of E-Wastes from China to Africa, Lyndsay H. Dawson, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected])
91. Paper Session— Immigrantionr: Issues and Challenges (Salon 3 Cap (30)) • Structural Assimilation of Mexican-Americans in Santa Ana, California , Rose Buckelew, Duke University ([email protected]) • Phenotype and Immigration: A Multi-Methods Approach, Sarah E. Hendricks, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • Derogation, Devaluation, and Distance: The Anti-Latino Roots of Public Support for Immigration Reform, Heeju Shin, University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) ; Lynn Hempel, Mississippi State University; David Leal, University of Texas at Austin • Language Loss? Evidence on the Shift to English among Vietnamese American Youth, Carl L. Bankston, Tulane University ([email protected]) ; Vy Dao, Tulane University
92. Paper Session— Understanding The Tradegy at Virginia Tech (Madison (30))
24 • The "Framing" of 4-16: Gender and Symbolic Nurturing, Laura E. Agnich, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) ; James Hawdon, Viriginia Tech; John Ryan, Virginia Tech • Who Says ? : A Preliminary Qualitative Analysis of Media Coverage vs. Participant Observation During and After the Virginia Tech Shootings, Katelynn L. Johnson, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • From Individual to Community: The Framing of Tragedy and the Display of Social Solidarity, John Ryan, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) ; James Hawdon, Viriginia Tech
93. Roundtable Session— UVA Graduate Roundtable I: Institutional and Cultural Factors in Ameroican Gender Relations (Salon E (12)) • Gender and Marriage Influence on American Immigrant Workers, Eunryung Kang, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Toward A Unified Theory of Gender-Based Employment Discrimination in the American Public Sector, Michael L. Wayne, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Whatever You Say, Dear: Doing Gender in Evangelical and Fundamentalist Protestant Households, Megan Swanson, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Girls Engagement with Math: Beliefs, Behavior and Belonging, Ellen Markowitz, University of Virginia ([email protected])
Sessions 12:30 PM—1:45 PM
94. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Connecting with Marginalized Others (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • The SARAH Project and the Hidden Homeless, Erin R. Kamin, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • Alternatives to Traditional Treatments for Mental Illness, Amanda Rhodes, Meredith College ([email protected]) • Groupie Behavior, Ben Wislinski, Randolph-Macon College ([email protected]) ; Denise L. Bissler, Randolph-Macon College • The Effects of Religiosity and Spirituality on Quality of Life Among Homeless Individuals, Jason W. Grover, University of Alabama Birmingham ([email protected]) • The REAL Senior Integration Project: Bringing Meaning Back Into The Lives of The Elderly, Kristen Nicole Wise, Covenant College ([email protected])
95. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Pereceptions (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Perceptions and Attitudes towards Perscription Pain Drugs Relative to Socioeconomic Status, Deborah L. Gooden, University of Alabama at Birmingham ([email protected]) • Perceptions and Expectations of Female PhD Students in STEM Fields, Vicki P. Winstead, University of Alabama Birmingham ([email protected]) ; Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama - Birmingham; Donna M. Handley, University of Alabama- Birmingham; Elizabeth A. Yost, University of Alabama at Birmingham • College Students Perceptions of Government Welfare, Jamie Alongi, Mercer University • Perceptions of Factors Associated with Casual Sex on A College Campus, Millicent Knipper, University of Tennessee-Martin (milhknip) ; Whitney Hyde, University of Tennesses at Martin; Lee Russell, University of Tennessee- Martin; Stuart Shaw, University of Tennessee-Martin • Public Perceptions of Mental Illness, Morgan Hamme, Meredith College ([email protected])
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96. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Schools and the Lessons We Learn (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Scholar Communities and Service Learning: Integrating Theory and Practise, Ken Spring, Belmont University ([email protected]) ; Jessica Boyer, Belmont University; Marie Campbell, Belmont University; Ryan Hurd, Belmont University; Kurt Niesner, Belmont University; Cayla Wilson, Belmont University • Racial and Socioeconomic Stratification within Classrooms in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System, Marianne Kay Wilson, Wake Forest University ([email protected]) • Study Abroad: the Student Experience, Ashley Nicole Morris, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • More Than the MRS Degree: Influences on the Career Attainment Plans of Mercer Universitys Female Students, Liz Keck, Mercer University • Women in Search of Freedom and Respect: Factors that Influence Sexism at Mercer, Latoya Hutchinson, Mercer University
97. Paper Session— Boys to Men: Masculinity and Fatherhood (Dominion (30)) • Father-Child Relationships and the Psychological Distress of Nonresidential Fathers: What Helps and What Hurts?, Anastasia S. Vogt Yuan, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Putting Fatherhood First: Mens Work Adjustments, Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College ([email protected]) • In Pursuit of Paternal Significance: Fathers Impact on their Daughters and Sons Sexual Decision-Making, Rachel S. Everley, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • The Blueprint 3.0: Young, Black Fathers Views of Fatherhood in the New Millennium, Leigh A. Willis, The University of Georgia ([email protected]) ; Jeff E. Hall, The University of Alabama, Birmingham
98. Paper Session— Current Research in Organizational Science (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Organizer: Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte ([email protected]) • Is there a female advantage in management? superviosr traits and subordinate job attitudes, David Maume, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) • The Use of External Management Strategies in Coping with Work-Family Conflict: Insights from a Novel Theoretical Paradigm , April J. Spivack, UNC-Charlotte, Organizational Science ([email protected]) ; Marisa Adelman, UNC-Charlotte • Institutional Compatibility and HR Practices in MNC Affiliates in China., Yang Cao, UNC- Charlotte, Sociology and Org. Science ([email protected]) ; Wei Zhao, UNC-Charlotte- Sociology/Org. Science • Meetings: a new context for the study of power in organizations, Ashley M. Andrew, UNC-Charlotte ([email protected]) Discussant: Charles J. Brody, UNC Charlotte ([email protected])
99. Paper Session— Nationalism and Transnationalism (Monroe (30)) • Making a Social Cognitive Link between Nationalism and Race, John J. Yu, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) • Representative Athletes: How Olympians Negotiate their National Identity through Sport, Matthew Ross Hodler, UNCG ([email protected])
26 • Interethnic Relations and Reactive Ethnicity: The Development of Filipino Guest Workers' In-group Identity in Taiwan., Stephen J. Sills, University of North Carolina Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Natassaja Chowthi, University of North Carolina Greensboro • Colonial Capital: A Predictor of Migration Experiences & Transnationalism, O.alexander Miller, Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College ([email protected])
100. Paper Session— Police Encounters (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • A Continuation Study of: Ethnic and Gender Biases in Police Citations and Arrests in DUI'S, Robert L. Cavazos, Texas Tech University ([email protected]) • Shielded from Justice: Police Deviance in the Media, Loren M. Titorenko, George Washington University ([email protected]) • Without Force: Examining Voluntary Compliance in Police/Citizen Encounters, Nathan E. Triche, University of North Carolina at Greensboro ([email protected]) • The Gray Stance: A sociological examination of how Black police officers negotiate their loyalty to the African American community and the criminal justice system, Robert Kelvin Perkins, Norfolk State University ([email protected]) ; Janice M. Miles, Norfolk State University; Darneshia C. Hodge, Norfolk State University
101. Paper Session— Protest and Labor (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • Framing the Struggle: Cartoons of the Industrial Workers of the World, 1905-1921, Daniel Morrison, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) ; Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University • Effects of Gender on Protest Participation, Ben Farnham, University of North Carolina- Charlotte ([email protected]) • Social Movement Unionism in a Right to Work [for less] State: The University of Miami Janitors' Strike, Elizabeth Aranda, Universtiy of South Florida ([email protected]) ; Linda L. Belgrave, University of Miami; Mark Frezzo, Florida Atlantic University
102. Paper Session— Shifting Conceptions of Gender (Sponsored by the SSS Committee on the Status of Women) Sponsored by the SSS Committee on the Status of Women (Jefferson (30)) Presider: Elisabeth Sheff, Georgia State University Organizer: Elisabeth Sheff, Georgia State University ([email protected]) Women's gendered options and requirements have changed significantly in the last 50 years, though men's have not shifted as dramatically. What evidence do we see of these changes, and how do they impact society and the study of Sociology? • Why Are Women Catty?: An Analysis of Teenage Status Processes, Mieke B. Thomeer, University of Virginia ([email protected]) ; Murray Milner, Jr., University of Virginia • Gender and the Media: A Case Study of Hillary Rodham Clinton and the 2008 Presidential Election, Katherine M. Barker, Roosevelt University ([email protected]) • Housework Trajectories: Change and continuity in the division of household labor, Matt Loyd, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill • Gender Ritualization: A New Perspective on Doing Gender, Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected])
103. Paper Session— The "New" South: Perspectives and Possibilities (Salon 3 Cap (30)) Presider: Susan Webb, Coastal Carolina University Organizer: Zandria F. Robinson, Northwestern University ([email protected])
27 • The Past as Present: Golden Age Sociology of the South and the Production of Interracial Knowledge, David Ferguson, University of Chicago ([email protected]) • "Never No In-Betweens?": Region, Urbanity, and Blacks as Subjects in Academia, John Eason, University of Chicago ([email protected]) • Defining Newcomers in the Cradle of Democracy: Immigration and "Other" Construction in Williamsburg, Virginia, Deenesh S. Sohoni, College of William and Mary ([email protected]) ; Jennifer Bickham Mendez, College of William and Mary; Maura Ooi, College of William and Mary • Urban Hustles and Southern Flows: Black Cityscapes, Regional Publics, and the Accomplishment of Regional Culture, Zandria F. Robinson, Northwestern University ([email protected])
104. Paper Session— Thematic: Social Movements and the Natural World: Protecting the Environment and Other Animals (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University Organizer: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Organizing and Managing Social Change for Companion Animals: One County's Story, Francis Hamilton, Eckerd College ([email protected]) • Russian Environmentalism: Current Tendencies and Trends, Kate Pride Brown, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • The Variability of Cultural Resources in Social Movements: Animal Rights in France and the United States, Elizabeth Cherry, University of Georgia ([email protected]) • Religion and Wildlife Conservation: Connecting Values between Zoos and Communities of Faith, Jessica Sickler, Wildlife Conservation Society ([email protected]) ; John Fraser, Wildlife Conservation Society; Kathleen Condon, Wildlife Conservation Society; Karen Thomson, Wildlife Conservation Society
105. Paper Session— Within Our Communities (Madison (30)) • Effects of Civic Community on Suicide Rates, Anna Cutlip, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Its Not Just Black and White: The Emergence of the Hispanic and Asian Communities in Northeast Florida, Jeffry A. Will, University of North Florida ([email protected]) ; Tracy Milligan, Center for Community Initiatives • Hip Urbanism in the New Nashville: Consumer Cosmopolitanism and the Cultural Proletariat, Richard D. Lloyd, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • The Impact of College Environments and Students Characteristics on Students Perceptions of Their Campus Communities, William Carson Byrd, Virginia Tech ([email protected])
106. Roundtable Session— UVA Graduate Roundtable II: Gender, Economy and Religion in International Perspective (Salon E (12)) • Transnational Business Masculinity in Practice: Gender Egalitarian Beliefs Do Not Translate into Gender Egalitarian Occupational Practices, Roscoe C. Scarborough, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • What Do Bonobos Have to Do with the Millennium Development Goals?, Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • From the Exception to the Accepted: The Transformation and Monetarization of Informal Practices in Post-Soviet Ukrainian Universities, Inna Faktorovich, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Achievement without Recognition: Female PhDs Poor Image in China, Fan Mai, University of Virginia ([email protected])
28 • Prosthetic Religion: On the Uses of Tradition for Religious Experimentation, Ben Snyder, University of Virginia ([email protected])
Sessions 2:00 PM—3:30 PM
107. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Movers, Shakers and Organizers (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • ¡Trabajadores Unan!: Leaders, Collective Identity, and Conflict Resolution among Latino Immigrant Workers, Lauren A. Cox, Southwestern University ([email protected]) • (Odum Undergraduate Paper Award) Narratives as Tools for Recruiting and Sustaining Group Members: A Case Study in Social Movement Organizations, Rachel E. Powell, Centenary College of Louisiana ([email protected]) • The Legacy of Pitirim Sorokin, Tarah Armbrester, Lee University ([email protected]) • Communities of Color Fighting Toxic Contamination: A Case Study ofGrassroots Environmental Justice and Community Advocacy, Rachael Ann Die, Southwestern University ([email protected])
108. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Safety, Crime and Punishment (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • The Impact Sexual Abuse on Late Adolescent Sexual Behavior, Geoffrey Lewis, George Mason University ([email protected]) • No one wants to talk about it: Attitudes and Perceptions of Rape and Rape Victims and Knowledge of College Policy, Procedures and Resources., Bianca S. Guinn, Davidson College ([email protected]) • The Problem with Research on Corporal Punishment: Variations in Definitions, Karen S. Harris, University of Alabama-Birmingham ([email protected]) • Statistical Analysis of Spanking in the United States, Chandra Walls, Southern Wesleyan University ([email protected]) • Damsels in Hiking Boots: Perceptions of Womens Safety on the Appalachian Trail, Emily Kirby, Emory & Henry College ([email protected])
109. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Theory (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • A Preliminary Theoretical Framework for Explaining the Origins of Terrorism, Stephen M. Chicoine, Lander University ([email protected]) • Max Webers concept of State versus the Modern Corporation: An Analysis of Weberian Thought, Eric Reeves, Davidson College ([email protected]) • Imperialism, World System Theory, and Post Colonial Iraq: A History of Conflict, Kirsten T. Kinne, University of North Carolina-Greensboro ([email protected]) • Israeli Ethnicity as an Individual Process, Michael Hillel Weinberger, American University ([email protected]) • The Mentally Ill and the Looking Glass Self, Amada Mills, Meredith College ([email protected])
110. Paper Session— Corporate America in a Global Society (Jefferson (30)) • Corporate Allies Divided: An Analysis of the Lacking Corporate Interlocks between U.S. and European Firms, R.m. Haija, Radford University ([email protected]) ; Dale W. Wimberley, Virginia Tech; Rachel C. King, Radford University
29 • The Making and Selling of an Illusion: An Examination of Racial and Gender Diversity in Post Civil-Rights U.S. Corporations, David Embrick, Loyola University - Chicago ([email protected]) • Business Support for Affirmative Action: Political Influence, Status Competition, and Labor Market Factors, Vincent M. Carter, Emory University ([email protected]) • Social Movements and Workplace Discrimination: Examining Sexual Orientation Discrimination Claims, Joel B. McKelvey, Florida State University ([email protected])
111. Paper Session— Global Economics and Democracy (Monroe (30)) • Islamic Economics: The Road to Elsewhere, Elrayah A. Osman, SC State University ([email protected]) • Two Roads Converging: The Paths to Neoliberalism in Sweden and South Korea, Michael W. Flota, Daytona Beach College ([email protected]) • Democratizing the Third World Country that Nobody Wants: Bringing Haiti into the Forefront of Cultural Democratization, Carleen Vincent, University of Miami ([email protected]) • Democratization and Networks of Civic Affiliation in Post-Soviet Russia, Andrew D. Buck, University of Southern Indiana ([email protected])
112. Paper Session— Lethal Weapon (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Guns, Gun Cultures and Firearm Homicide: Untangling Countervailing Mechanisms, Gary F. Jensen, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Lethal Force in the Policing of Terrorism: A Case Study, Jennifer C. Hunt, Montclair State University ([email protected]) • Deference and Discipline: A Qualitative Examination of the Paramilitary Environment in Contemporary Police Training, Allison T. Chappell, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) ; Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, University of Florida • The Guy Next Door: Social Organization and Serial Homicide, Virginia L. Rothwell, Virginia Tech ([email protected])
113. Paper Session— Participant Observations (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • Exorcism for Profit: The Use of Hypnosis by a Popular Exorcism Ministry, Brent A. Paterline, North Georgia College & State University ([email protected]) • Latino-African American Relations in a Houston Public High School, Ivan Valverde, University of Florida ([email protected]) • The Symbolic Roles of the Rifle in the Lives of American Militiamen, Benjamin D. Albers, Duke University ([email protected])
114. Paper Session— Sociology of Motherhood: Current Research and Trends (co- sponsored by SWS-South) (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Rebecca L. Bach, Duke University Organizer: Rebecca L. Bach, Duke University ([email protected]) Paper Session to be co-sponsored by SWS-South • Divergent Trends in Childbirth:Historical Data and Maternal Predictors, Alexandra Dalton, Duke University ([email protected]) • Social Cost of Motherhood: Gender, Parenthood, and Social Capital, Lijun Song, Duke University ([email protected]) • Social Capital and Welfare Reform: The Single Mothers Quagmire, Perry A. Threlfall, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University
30 • How to feed a baby? Global processes and individual choices, Anna A. Rubtsova, Emory University ([email protected])
115. Paper Session— Thematic: Collective Behavior and the Media (Dominion (30)) • Issue Stalemates: Mass Media and the Global Warming Debate Over Time., Jordan T. Brown, Florida State University ([email protected]) • Making the News: How Movement Organizations Shape the Public Agenda, Kenneth T. Andrews, UNC - Chapel Hill ([email protected]) ; Bob Edwards, East Carolina University • Disaffected Intellectuals of the 21st Century: Bloggers and the March at Jena, Rebecca Hensley, Southeastern Louisiana University ([email protected]) • Ethnic Conflicts and the Media in Assam: A Sociological Inquiry of the Assam Movement in Indias North-East, Sneha Dutta, University of Kentucky ([email protected])
116. Paper Session— Thematic: Remembering When: Mobilization, Memory, and Race (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: E. M. Beck, University of Georgia Organizer: Peggy G. Hargis, Georgia Southern University ([email protected]) • Surveying Memory: The Past in Black and White, Larry J. Griffin, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill ([email protected]) ; Peggy G. Hargis, Georgia Southern University • Abraham Lincoln in the Mind of the South: 1900-1999, Barry Schwartz, University of Georgia ([email protected]) • What Does Acknowledging Past Racial Violence Do? Evidence from Greensboro and Wilmingtons Commemorative Projects, Raj A. Ghoshal, UNC-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) Discussant: E. M. Beck, University of Georgia ([email protected])
117. Paper Session— Trends and Dynamics in Families of Color (Madison (30)) Presider: Dawne M. Mouzon, Rutgers University Organizers: Cherise A. Harris, Roosevelt University ([email protected]); Dawne M. Mouzon, Rutgers University ([email protected]) • African American Families: The Impact of Incarceration, Earl Smith, Wake Forest University ([email protected]) ; Angela J. Hattery, Wake Forest University • Paternal Involvement in Fragile Families: The Interaction between Race, Family Context and Paternal Ideology, Deadric T. Williams, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) • Is Cultural Capital Always Positive?: Black Middle-Class Children and the Weight of Assimilation, Cherise A. Harris, Roosevelt University ([email protected]) • The Loss of the Black Helping Tradition within Families, Regina Davis-Sowers, Western Illinois University ([email protected]) • Afro-Caribbean Immigrant Families: Managing Kinship across Distance and Time, Ivy Forsythe-Brown, University of Michigan
Sessions 2:00 PM—6:00 PM 118. Poster Session— Friday Poster Session (Salon E (12)) • Alienation and Attitudes Toward Drug Use in Rural Arkansas Communities, Lyla H. Deputy, Arkansas Tech University ([email protected]) ; Jennifer Hoover, Arkansas Tech University; Lindsey M. Thurman, Arkansas Tech University; Alica Slott, Arkansas Tech University
31 • Eugenics in Georgia: The Changing Influence of Lawmakers, Advocates, and the Public, 1937-1970, Leyna D. Palmer, Georgia Institute of Technology ([email protected]) • The 2007 metro-Atlanta Homeless Census, Josie L. Parker, Georgia State University ([email protected]) ; Jane Massey, Pathways Community Network; Elizabeth Runkle, Pathways Community Network • Domestic Violence within Religious Communitites: Differences Among Urban and Rural Churches, N. Danielle Duckett-Pritchard, University of Kentucky ([email protected]) • What is the American Dream?, Christine Ann Wernet, University of South Carolina Aiken ([email protected]) • Support for Legal Abortion: A Three Cohort Comparison, David Gay, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) ; John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida • Breastfeeding Through Cultural and Liberal Feminist Perspectives, N. Danielle Duckett- Pritchard, University of Kentucky ([email protected]) • Social Capital as a Mediator in the Stress Model, John Porter Lillis, Francis Marion University ([email protected]) • Risk Assessment in Youth Romantic Partnerships, Adam J. Pritchard, University of Kentucky ([email protected])
Sessions 3:45 PM—5:15 PM
119. Humanist Sociology (Salon 3 Cap (30))
120. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Class, Race and Ethnicity (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • What the Double Consciousness Leaves Out: The Triple Consciousness of Black Men- A Menace of Being Black Enough, American Enough, and more importantly Masculine Enough, Kasim S. Ortiz, University of West Georgia ([email protected]) • Uncertianty in the Working Lives of North Carolina's Freelance Jazz Musicians, Jacob Lepie Rosch, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Racial Preference: Whites Attitudes Toward African Americans in an Ambiguous Situation, Brantley Willett, Longwood University ([email protected]) ; Acquanet Danielle Pritchett, Longwood University • The Effects of Disadvantages on the Incarceration Rate of Male Minorities, Jennifer Havener, University of Tennesses- Martin ([email protected]) • Examining Social Class: Comparisons between attitudes and composition of a college campus and the United States, Nicole M. Powell, Southwestern University ([email protected])
121. Undergraduate Paper Session— Undergraduate Session: Gender (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Introducing the Female Role to the Correlation between Male Competition and the Objectification of Women, Capri Ashley May, Elmira College ([email protected]) • Is It Black and White? The Impact of Religious and Political Conservatism on Gender Beliefs, Lauren P. Bevis, Emory & Henry College ([email protected]) • Little Girls with Painted Faces, All Dressed up in Pinks and Laces, Kenzie M.e. Brogden, Catawba College ([email protected]) • Media Education and Body Image, Crista Cuccaro, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected])
32 • When Mom Brings Home the Bacon: The Effects of Maternal Employment on Gender Attitudes, Carrie E. Winship, Emory & Henry College ([email protected])
122. Paper Session— ASA President's Plenary (Madison (30)) Presider: Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University • Rethinking the Sociology of Work, Arne Kalleberg, UNC-Chapel Hill ([email protected])
123. Paper Session— Changing the World One Student at a Time (Jefferson (30)) Presider: Lachelle Norris, Tennessee Tech University • How long does it take to change the world?: Evaluating two service learning programs in Mexico, Cheryl Lynn Brown, Greensboro College ([email protected]) ; Kathryn J. Schmidt, Guilford College • An Evaluation of Outward Bound South Africa, Bennett M. Judkins, University of North Carolina-Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Karen C. Mundy, Lee University • Project Mexico Immersion: Encountering Transnational Realities through Short-term Study Tours, Ken Crane, Ancilla College ([email protected]) ; Lachelle Norris, Tennessee Tech University; Kevin Barry, University of Notre Dame • A Continuation of a Preliminary Evaluation of an Educational Outreach Program for Students of Disadvantaged Groups, Latoya D. Jenkins, Georgia Southern University ([email protected]) ; Mary A. Weaver, Georgia Southern University
124. Paper Session— Communities of Faith (Dominion (30)) • Religion and Acculturation in the Greensboro, NC Montagnard Community, Joyce F. Clapp, University of North Carolina at Greensboro ([email protected]) • Generational Succession Among Hindu Americans in a Mid Sized Community, Joseph Stincer, Augusta State University ([email protected]) • Friendship and Faith: Exploring the Ways Hindus use Temple Membership to Develop Community Relationships., Jennifer E. Storch, Texas State University ([email protected]) • Congregational Support Networks, Health Benefits, and Annual Medical Exams: Findings from a Nationwide Sample of Presbyterians, Jinwoo Lee, University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) ; Maureen Benjamins, Sinai Urban Health Institute; Neal M. Krause, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Daniell N. Ryan, The University of Texas at Austin; John P. Marcum, Presbyterian Church Research Services
125. Paper Session— Education in the Digital Age (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • "'She's a Really Sweet Lady and Teaches Very Well': The Significance of Gender in Online Teaching Evaluations", Amanda L. Watson, University of North Florida ([email protected]) ; Jenny Stuber, University of North Florida; Kristin N. Staggs, University of North Florida • Internet Gaming and Addiction: The Social (De)Construction of (Virtual) Reality, Susan W. Hinze, Case Western Reserve University ([email protected]) ; Robert Peterson, Case Western Reserve University; Michael Flatt, Case Western Reserve University • Cybernetic Service Learning Course Development: Lessons Learned in the Creation of Combating Loneliness among Older People in Contemporary Society., Jonathan Marx, Winthrop University ([email protected]) ; Lee Miller, Winthrop University • Social Networks and the Demographics of Digital Interaction on Facebook, Aaron C. Dell, University of North Carolina at Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Rebecca G. Adams, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
33 126. Paper Session— Gender Formation and Identity (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • A Case Study of Gender Identity Performance Among Homeless Women, Susan A. Lucas, Wake Forest University ([email protected]) • Students' Salient Identities Across the College Years: Evidence from an Elite, Private University, Nathan D. Martin, Duke University ([email protected]) ; Jessica M. Sautter, Duke University • From Left Out to Coming Out: LGBT and Homophobia in Sequential Art, Heather M. Griffiths, Fayetteville State University ([email protected]) ; Brittany Brown, Fayetteville State University • From Sexual Orientation to Relational Orientation: A Theoretical Tool for Promoting Understanding and Inclusion, Derek Greenfield, Shaw University ([email protected])
127. Paper Session— Mother Earth (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Its not about living uncomfortably: The implications of defining sustainability, Aaron Peeks, Elon University ([email protected]) • Alternative Dispute Resolution and Toxic Waste Clean-up, Mary B. Collins, Univ of Central Florida ([email protected]) • Claimsmaking and Norwegian Whaling, Liam Hysjulien, Friends School, Durham, NC ([email protected]) ; William T. Markham, University of North Carolina at Greensboro • Technological Disasters: An application of the COR model towards a greater understanding of the effects of resource loss., Brian P. Gentry, University of Central Florida ([email protected])
128. Paper Session— Social Constructionism on the Internet (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida Organizer: John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) Social constructionist research of movement rhetoric using data from the internet • Special Populations, Sensitive Topics and the Internet, Austin J. Matthews, Eastern Kentucky University ([email protected]) • A Social Constructionist Analysis of Same-Sex Marriage Rhetoric on the Internet, Sandra Nead, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) ; John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida • Expanding Claims Against Factory Farming - Constructing the Sustainable Food Movement, Rachel L. Rayburn, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) Discussant: David Gay, University of Central Florida ([email protected])
129. Paper Session— Teacing and Undergraduate Education (Monroe (30)) • Teaching First Year Students to "Do"Sociology: A Cumulative Approach in Introductory Courses, Andrea N. Hunt, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) ; Maxine P. Atkinson, North Carolina State University • The Pros and Cons of Learning Communities for Sociology / Anthropology Majors, Carrie L. Smith, Millersville University ([email protected]) ; Mary H. Glazier, Millersville University • How Political is too Political? A Dialogue across the Podium., Linda L. Belgrave, University of Miami ([email protected]) ; Jomills Braddock, University of Miami; Adrienne Celaya, University of Miami; Aylin Gonzalez, University of Miami; Seyda Aylin Gurses, University of Miami; Maria Monica Mooney, University of Miami
34 • Human Capital or Cultural Capital?: The Effects of Technology on Teacher-Student Evaluations, Maria T. Paino, University of Georgia ([email protected])
130. Paper Session— Thematic: Social Movements and Catastrophe (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Eric C. Jones, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Organizer: Daniel M. Harrison, Lander University ([email protected]) • Community Organization and Leadership on 9/11: Arlington Countys Response to the Attack on the Pentagon, John K. Schorr, Stetson University ([email protected]) • Title: School kids and oil rigs: Two more pieces of the New Orleans puzzle, Kelly Frailing, University of Cambridge ([email protected]) ; Dee Wood Harper, Loyola University • Amazing success stories, and the failure of sociology to account for them: disaster anecdotes from the field, Lee Clarke, Rutgers University ([email protected]) • Human Reactions to Catastrophic Situations, Daniel M. Harrison, Lander University ([email protected]) Discussant: Eric C. Jones, University of North Carolina at Greensboro ([email protected])
Sessions 4:00 PM—5:00 PM
131. Cash Bar 4/11 (Salon E (12))
Sessions 5:00 PM—6:30 PM
132. Presidential Honors & Convocation Plenary (Cap Ball Rm. Salons 4-5 (100)) • Movement of Movements: Culture Moves in the Long Civil Rights Movement, Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected])
Sessions 6:30 PM—8:30 PM
133. Presidential & Awards Reception (Cap Ball Rm. Salons 4-5 (100))
Saturday, April 12
Sessions 7:00 AM—8:30 AM
134. SSS Business Meeting (Exec Board (15))
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Sessions 8:30 AM—11:00 AM
135. Executive Committee Meeting 4/12 (Exec Board (15)) • Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee ([email protected]) • Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Christopher G. Ellison, The University of Texas at Austin ([email protected]) • David Maume, University of Cincinnati ([email protected]) • Ronald C. Wimberley, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) • Angela Jones, Elon University ([email protected]) • David Brunsma, University of Missouri-Columbia • Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Kate Slevin, College of William & Mary ([email protected]) • Jeralynn S. Cossman, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) • Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi ([email protected]) • Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Obie Clayton, Morehouse University ([email protected]) • Dennis R. McSeveney, University of New Orleans ([email protected])
Sessions 9:00 AM—10:30 AM
136. Panel Session— Preventing and Addressing Academic Dishonesty in the College Classroom (Jefferson (30)) Organizers: Carrie L. Cokely, Meredith College ([email protected]); Ann C. Gleason, Meredith College ([email protected])
137. Panel Session— Women and Men on the Tenure-Track: Balancing Family and Professional Lives (Dominion (30)) Presider: Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University Organizer: Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University ([email protected]) • Maria Febbo-Hunt, Meredith College ([email protected]) • Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association ([email protected]) • Graham Spann, Lees-McRae College ([email protected])
138. Paper Session— Adolescence (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • What We Think We Know About Metropolitan Adolescent Drug Dealing But Don't, David Leonard Craig, East Carolina University ([email protected]) ; Marieke Van Willigen, East Carolina University • The Social Bonds of Youth in Foster Care, April D. Woolnough, The George Washington University ([email protected]) • Youthful Offender Programs: Diverting Juveniles from Delinquency, Glenn S. Coffey, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Kareem L. Jordan, University of North Florida • A School to Prison Pipeline? School Discipline & the Municipal Courts in Texas, Elyshia D. Aseltine, UT Austin ([email protected])
36 139. Paper Session— Bringing up Baby (Salon 6 Cap (30)) Presider: Latoya D. Jenkins, Georgia Southern University • A Preliminary Analysis of the Correlation between Breastfeeding and Childhood Obesity, Mary A. Weaver, Georgia Southern University ([email protected]) • "We Are Not a Breastfeeding Family": Cultural Capital and the Economics of Breastfeeding, Caitlin Cross-Barnet, Johns Hopkins University ([email protected]) ; Marycatherine Augustyn, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; David Paige, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health • Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Infant Immunization Rates: Addressing Physician Cultural Competence, Ayanna Njeri Tupuola, Fayetteville State University ([email protected]) ; Akbar Aghajanian, Fayetteville State University; Druann Heckert, Fayetteville State University • What Happens to Children When Mommy is Behind Bars: The Effects of Incarceration on Children, Teneka Stephens, Norfolk State University
140. Paper Session— Discrimination, Desgregation, and Neighborhoods (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Southern Whites' Reaction to Desegregation: The Neglected Rural Setting, Steve McGlamery, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Discrimination in Immigrant Rental Housing: A Paired-Testing Study, Stephen J. Sills, University of North Carolina Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Elizabeth A. Blake, University of North Carolina Greensboro • Neighborhood Environments and Depression: A Longitudinal Study, Jielu Lin, Clemson University ([email protected]) • Felony Disenfranchisement Legislation: A Test of the Group Threat Hypothesis, Angel Dawn Geoghagan, Middle Tennessee State University ( [email protected])
141. Paper Session— Educational Acheivement (Salon 3 Cap (30)) • Making the Grade: Racial Identity and Black Achievement in an Elite Public High School, Kris Marsh, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill ([email protected]) • Nativity Status, Educational Orientation, and the Academic Achievement of Black Students in the U.S., Shelby G. Gilbert, Florida International University ([email protected]) • School Disorder, Academic Achievement, and Classroom Culture: What We Know, Where to Go from Here?, Michelle F. McLeese, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit ([email protected]) ; James Hawdon, Viriginia Tech • Skin Shade and Educational Achievement, Maxine S. Thompson, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) ; Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University
142. Paper Session— Our Youth: Crime and Punishment (Madison (30)) • An Assessment of Gangs, Youth at Risk, and Gang Prevention Service Providers in a Small East-Coast City., Kennon J. Rice, Albright College ([email protected]) ; Brett M. Lehman, Albright College; Kelly A. Cross, Albright College; John E. Dietrich, Albright College; Selena M. Gougler, Pennsylvania State University; Charles Gundrum, Kutztown University • Murdering Our Youth: Socioeconomic Stress and Social Support as Predictors of Child Homicide, Jessica M. Doucet, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Immigration, Ethnicity, and Youth Crime in Germany, Anne C. Baird, Morehouse College ([email protected]) • The Effects of Racial and Ethnic Group Membership on Life-course Persistent Offending: A Trajectory Analysis of Serious Youthful Offenders Followed into Adulthood, John David
37 Reitzel, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Michael J. Leiber, Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs
143. Paper Session— Quality of Life (Capitol Room (30)) • Survival as a domain of the quality of life, Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory Univ. ([email protected]) • The Impact of Industrial Concentration On Quality of Life, James N. Maples, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • The determinants of volunteering in Japan, Hiromi Taniguchi, University Of Louisville ([email protected])
144. Paper Session— Space and Place (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • The Dilemma of Growth, William Burger, Longwood University ([email protected]) • Southerners all? New northern neighbors and the changing sense of place, William W. Falk, University of Maryland ([email protected]) ; Susan Webb, Coastal Carolina University • Independence or Isolation? Thinking Critically about the Aging in Place Movement in an Era of Big Money and Lost Community, Tina A. Quartaroli, Future Age Consulting, Inc. ([email protected]) ; Michael L. Hirsch, Huston-Tilson University • The Effects of Community Structure and Racial Inequality on Environmental Outcomes in North Carolina Communities, Gretchen H. Thompson, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) ; Gregory Fulkerson, North Carolina State University
145. Paper Session— Thematic: The Radical Caucus: Reflecting on Southern Sociologists Academic Activism (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Marina Karides, Florida Atlantic University Organizer: Marina Karides, Florida Atlantic University ([email protected]) • Theory as Praxis: A History of the Radical Caucus, Don Clelland ([email protected]) • 1960s Civil Rights Activism of Sociologists, Wilma A. Dunaway, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Scholar Activism and Movement Building in the South: The U.S. Social Forum and Beyond, Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University ([email protected]) ; Jerome Scott, Project South Discussant: Lyndi Hewitt, Vanderbilt University ([email protected])
146. Paper Session— Under the Microscope (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • The Glass Obstacle Course: Barriers for Women in STEM, Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University ([email protected]) • Stressful Science? Understanding the Impact of Stress on Recruiting and Retaining Female Scientists, Elizabeth A. Yost, University of Alabama at Birmingham ([email protected]) ; Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama - Birmingham; Donna M. Handley, University of Alabama-Birmingham • A Kind of False Science: Scientific Racism and the Genetic Genealogy Industry, Thomas F. Brown, Northeast Lakeview College ([email protected]) • Significant Changes on the Horizon?, James Steele, James Madison University ([email protected]) • Monsanto and Tillamook Dairy Cooperative Struggle Over rBGH Use: Freedom of Speech and False Advertising Displace Property Rights Tension, Thomas W. Gray, U.S.D.A. ([email protected])
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147. Paper Session— White Faces and White Spaces (Monroe (30)) • Color, Contours and Context: A Further Elaboration on the Nature and Structure of Whitespace, Hayward Derrick Horton, SUNY-Albany/Critical Demography Project ([email protected]) ; Salvatore Labaro, Critical Demography Project/SUNY-Albany • Epidermal Capitals: White Identity Formation, Racism, and Economies of Racial Meaning, Matthew W. Hughey, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Whiteness and Critical Whiteness Studies: The Making of A Movement?, Mark P. George, Valdosa State University ([email protected])
Sessions 10:45 AM—12:15 PM
148. Panel Session— Communicating Our Work To The Media and Public (Capitol Room (30)) Presider: Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University Organizer: Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected]) • Lynn Smith-Lovin, Duke University ([email protected]) • Daniel B. Cornfield, Vanderbilt University ([email protected]) • Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Louisiana State University ([email protected])
149. Paper Session— Culture and Everyday Life (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • The Characterization of Popular Culture Icons in LIFE and TIME Magazines, Marshica Stanley, University of North Carolina-Greensboro ([email protected]) • Hooters as a Culture Industry System: Producing the Hooters Girl as a Sexualized Body and Commodity, Michelle Newton-Francis, American University ([email protected]) • Massively Multiple Online Role-Playing Games and Online Lifestyles, Timothy M. Hale, University of Alabama Birmingham ([email protected]) • Green Market Advertisers' Focus on Women: A Content Analysis of Magazine Advertisements, Eileen Weigand, VPI & SU ([email protected])
150. Paper Session— Immigrants All (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Migrant Remittances: An Examination of Macro and Micro Factors From the New Immigrant Survey, Randall Adams, University of Tennessee Knoxville ([email protected]) • Immigrant domestic workers and their employers: Comparative study of Istanbul and Washington DC, Nihal Celik, University of Maryland College Park ([email protected]) • How Salvadoran Migrants Navigate the Political System of Washington D. C., Karen I. Tejada, SUNY Albany ([email protected]) • A Better Life and Improved Life Trajectories: A Life-Course Analysis of Hungarian Immigrants' Adaptation to Living in the United States, Orsolya Kolozsvari-Wright, Georgia State University ([email protected])
151. Paper Session— Mental Health (Salon 3 Cap (30)) • The Stigma of Mental Illness: The Effect of a Label Incorrectly Applied., Thomas C. Wilson, Florida Atlantic University ([email protected]) • Health and the Self: The Influence of Functional Impairment on Self-Conceptions and Mental Health, Anne Barrett, Florida State University ([email protected])
39 • Goal-Striving Stress and Mental Health among African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans, Verna M. Keith, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech; Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech • Understanding Mental Health Among Latino Immigrants, Kelly Bristol, East Carolina University ([email protected])
152. Paper Session— On the Streets: Issues of Homlessness (Commonwealth (30)) • Disciplining the Homeless, Casey Welch, UNF ([email protected]) • Under the Bridges and Through the Woods: Essential Elements in Counting the Homeless, Josie L. Parker, Georgia State University ([email protected]) ; Jane Massey, Pathways Community Network; Elizabeth Runkle, Pathways Community Network • Fallen Sinner or Christ at the Door: Framing Atlantas Early Social Movement for the Homelessness, William W. Holland, Georgia State University ([email protected]) • The perception of homeless as criminals: The importance of race, Amy M. Donley, University of Central Florida ([email protected])
153. Paper Session— Production and Consumption in a Global Economy (Monroe (30)) • Sociological Analyses of International Trade; A Structural Embeddedness Perspective, Sangmoon Kim, University of North Carolina-Wilmington ([email protected]) • The Vanishing Free Market: Changing International Food RegimesUnder British and U.S. Hegemony, Bill Winders, Georgia Tech ([email protected]) • Livelihood Challenges and Strategies among Small Farmers in North Eastern Jamaica in the New Global Era, Paulette A. Meikle-Yaw, Delta State University ([email protected])
154. Paper Session— Sociology of Sport (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Do School-based Extracurricular Activities Foster College Attendance for Adolescents from Non-traditional Families: Evidence from Longitudinal Data, Tucker Brown, Austin Peay State University ([email protected]) • The Ins and Outs of Youth Soccer, Russell Kooistra, Polk County (NC) HS ([email protected]) ; Paul Kooistra, Furman University • Theorizing the Sport Official Role, Jason Milne, Longwood University ([email protected]) • Blowing the Whistle on Discrimination: An Analysis of Discrimination Within Collegiate Basketball Refereeing, Elizabeth Ransom, University of Richmond ([email protected]) ; Marion Phillips, University of Richmond
155. Paper Session— Student Attainment (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Being Well and Doing Well: The Health and Academic Experiences of Latino High School Students in North Carolina, Stephanie Potochnick, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ([email protected]) ; Krista Perreira, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Pushed Out or Pulled Away?: The Influence of Push and Pull Factors on National Student Dropout Rates, Christen Lynn Bradley, University of Georgia ([email protected]) • The Intersection of Race and Gender: Assessing Enrollment Patterns for African-American and European-American Male and Female Students in Advanced High School Academic Courses, Mamadi K. Corra, East Carolina University ([email protected]) ; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida; Shannon Houvouras, University of Central Florida; Greg Wiggan, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
40 • ADHD and College Students: Experiencing an Illness Career, Becky Lori Conway, University of North Carolina at Greensboro ([email protected])
156. Paper Session— The Politics of Faith (Madison (30)) Organizer: Christine M. Robinson, James Madison University ([email protected]) • "The Politics of Rights Framing and the Ex-Gay Movement", Christine M. Robinson, James Madison University ([email protected]) • Institutional Isomorphism and the Sociology of Religion: Where are the Muslims (and Hindus and Buddhists)?, Stephen C. Poulson, James Madison University ([email protected]) ; Colin Campbell, James Madison University • The Falun Gong Practice of "Sending Forth Righteous Thoughts", Chuck Ditzler, University of Wisconsin-Madison ([email protected]) • Atheism and Homosexuality, Thomas J. Linneman, College of William and Mary ([email protected]) ; Margaret A. Clendenen, The College of William and Mary
157. Paper Session— Thematic : War, Movement, and Meaning (Jefferson (30)) Organizer: Jeffrey K. Hass, University of Richmond ([email protected]) • Making the Memory of War: Interpretations of War and the Construction of Normality. Lessons from the Siege of Leningrad, Jeffrey K. Hass, University of Richmond ([email protected]) • Religious Dialogue in the Nicaraguan Revolution, Jean-Pierre Reed, University of Memphis ([email protected]) • Crossing the Line: Strategy and Conflict in the Movement to Close the School of Americas, Selina R. Cruz, Emory University ([email protected]) • Is this "The Dawning of the Age of Aquarius"?, Adrian T. Popan, Texas Tech University ([email protected]) Discussant: Jeffrey K. Hass, University of Richmond ([email protected])
158. Paper Session— Thematic: Class Matters in Mobilization (Salon 1 Cap (30)) Organizer: Betsy Leondar Wright, Boston College ([email protected]) • Language about Class and Classed Language, Betsy Leondar Wright, Boston College ([email protected]) • Politics and the Class Divide: Applying Lessons to Two Local Campaigns, David Croteau, Independent Scholar and Community Activist ([email protected]) • Social Class and Social Change: Class Differences in Activist Tactics in Group Process, Erin Balleine, Boston College ([email protected])
159. Paper Session— Tradition and Gender Roles (Dominion (30)) Organizer: Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • Reactionary Rhetoric: Conservative Protestantism and Gender Roles, Rachel Bobbitt, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • The Production of Gender at Child Pageants: Femininity, Self-Esteem, and Success, Shelby C. Longard, Belmont University ([email protected]) • The Effects of Primary Breadwinner Wives on Traditional Marriage, F. Paul Stevens, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) Discussants: Michael Rutz, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) John Lack, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected])
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Sessions 12:30 PM—1:45 PM
160. Panel Session— Thematic: Education for Liberation and Movement Building: Consciousness, Vision & Strategy (Dominion (30)) Organizer: Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University ([email protected]) • Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University ([email protected]) • Jerome Scott, Project South ([email protected]) • Makiko Toge-Lawson, Howard University ([email protected]) • Deshonna Collier, Howard University ([email protected]) • Ralph Gomes, Howard University ([email protected]) • Tomas Encarnacion, Project South ([email protected])
161. Paper Session— A Sociological Point of View (Commonwealth (30)) • Uncovering the Origins of Black Sociology: Atlanta, Tuskegee, and Fisk, Earl Wright II, Texas Southern University ([email protected]) • Ecological Theory: From Natural to Social Science or Vice Versa: Odum Family Contributions, Karen Rotabi, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • The OxyContin Drug Panic in the Southeastern United States, 2000-2004: Agenda Setting, Post-Election Republican Partisanship of the Governor in 2000, and the Likelihood of a High Number of OxyContin, George F. Bills, University of Kentucky ([email protected]) • Crack Cocaine Laws' Effect on African American Incarceration Rates, Bernie Pollard, Norfolk State University
162. Paper Session— Drugs in Everyday Life (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • Drug Use and Desistance among African American Men in Harlem from 1968 to 1994, Brad Tripp, Winthrop University ([email protected]) • Parenting and Deviance: Understanding the Impact of Parental Attitudes on Drug Use and Parent Child Relationships, David W. Ward, Arkansas Tech University ([email protected]) ; Shannon R. Flynt, Arkansas Tech University • Understanding Crystal Methamphetamine: One Districts's Response to the Epidemic, Terri L. Earnest, Francis Marion University ([email protected]) ; Marti Wilkerson, Arkansas Tech University; Sean T. Huss, Arkansas Tech University • Social Disorganization and Meth: A Preliminary Investigation into Contextual and Attitudinal Factors of Meth Use in Rural Arkansas, Sean T. Huss, Arkansas Tech University ([email protected]) ; Dennis W. Williams, Arkansas Tech University
163. Paper Session— Globalization and Sociology (Madison (30)) Presider: Gregory Fulkerson, North Carolina State University Organizer: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • Globalization and Critical Theory: A New Opportunity for Sociology?, Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) • Security Issues Facing Global Consumer Society, Daniel M. Harrison, Lander University ([email protected]) • Globalization and Global Warming, Robert Antonio, University of Kansas ([email protected])
164. Paper Session— Intimate Partner Violence (Jefferson (30)) Organizer: Angela J. Hattery, Wake Forest University ([email protected])
42 • Domestic Violence in India: Identifying types of control and coping strategies, Niveditha Menon, Penn State University ([email protected]) • Interracial Relationships and Intimate Partner Violence: A Race, Class, and Gender puzzle, Angela J. Hattery, Wake Forest University ([email protected]) ; Earl Smith, Wake Forest University • An exploration of the effects of long-term intimate partner violence: listening to older women, Suzanne F. Lowe, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • Intimate Partner Violence and Depressive Symptoms in Urban Thailand: Is the Relationship Reciprocal?, Xiaohe Xu, Mississippi State University ([email protected]) ; Kent R. Kerley, University of Alabama- Birmingham; Bangon Sirisunyaluck, School of Liberal Arts, Mae Fah Luang University, Discussant: Angela J. Hattery, Wake Forest University ([email protected])
165. Paper Session— Medical Sociology: Trends and Profiles (Salon 6 Cap (30)) • Knowledge about HIV/AIDS Transmission in the Third World:The Influence of Non- Western Cultures in Guyana, Jessica Hubbard, Southern Wesleyan University ([email protected]) ; Richard Lee Rogers, Southern Wesleyan University • Is the Black-White Health Gap Narrowing? The Influence of Cohort Effects on African American and White Health Disparities, Kenzie E. Latham, University of Florida ([email protected]) • A Social and Demographic Profile of AIDS Testing: 2000-2006, Sharmila Udyavar, Fayetteville State University ([email protected]) ; Tashenda D. Clemen, Fayetteville State University; Akbar Aghajanian, Fayetteville State University • Dealing with Decisions: Genetic Testing for Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Joanne C. Sandberg, High Point University ([email protected]) ; Ellen W. Clayton, Vanderbilt University; Diana L. Jones, Vanderbilt University
166. Paper Session— Networking and Networks (Capitol Room (30)) • Homophily and Density: The Relationship between Network Measures, Orit Fisher, Florida State University ([email protected]) ; Janice McCabe, Florida State University • The Organizational Network of Pharmaceutical Companies: An Analogy of Abuse, David C. Lane, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University • How Organizational Context Shapes Social Support in Assisted Living, Stephanie W. Burge, University of Oklahoma ([email protected]) ; Debra Street, University at Buffalo, SUNY ; Jill Quadagno, Florida State University • Paisanaje: Strong and Weak Ties Revisited, Maria L. Amado, Guilford College ([email protected])
167. Paper Session— On the Edge: From Aesthetics to Punk (Monroe (30)) • Toward a Theory of Cultural Aesthetics, Thomas N. Ratliff, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit ([email protected]) • Roles and Attitudes of Males and Females in The Anarchist Punk Community, Donna M. Manion, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • Mixed Martial Arts and Edgework, Christian A. Vaccaro, Florida State University ([email protected]) • Reconciling Robertson-Smith and Frazer: The Myth-and-Ritual Debate Enters an Emergent Postmodernist Synthesis, M. G. Dunn, Roanoke College ([email protected])
168. Paper Session— Reaching Out: Crossing Racial, Ethnic and Cultural Barriers (Salon 2 Cap (30))
43 • Investigating Cultural Interaction and Assimilation Theory in a Mixed American Indian and Caucasian Community, Colby R. King, University of South Carolina ([email protected]) • Flocking Together: Extending Social Network Theory of Friendship Formation to Multiracial Friendship, Leonda W. Keniston, John Tyler Community College/Instructor of Sociolo ([email protected]) • Assimilation into Mainstream Culture and Discriminatory Experiences and Perception: The Case of Hispanics in the U.S., Emily P. Estrada, Texas Tech University ([email protected]) ; Yung-Mei Tsai, Texas Tech University; Charles R. Chandler, Texas Tech University • Integration Exhaustion and Race Fatigue: Even in Oak Park?, Jeffrey W. Lubbers, George Washington University ([email protected])
169. Paper Session— Research and the African American Community (Salon 8 Cap (30)) Presider: Bernadette J. Holmes, Norfolk State University Organizer: Bernadette J. Holmes, Norfolk State University ([email protected] ) This session examines the issue of race and research related to the African American community. The activist scholarship model focuses on social change. • From Private to Public Discourse: African American Women as Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, Yvonne J. Combs, Lander University ([email protected]) • Contact with the Criminal Justice System and Quality of Family Life in Early Adulthood: Consequences for African American and White Males, Julie J.h. Kim, Johns Hopkins University ([email protected]) ; Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins University; Doris R. Entwisle, Johns Hopkins University; Linda S. Olson, Johns Hopkins University
170. Paper Session— Sociology of the Body (Salon 3 Cap (30)) Presider: Eva Hayward, University of New Mexico • Altering Bodies, Transforming Selves: Gender on Extreme Makeover, Emily M. Boyd, Minnesota State University, Mankato ([email protected]) • The Vagina as Social Institution, Maura M. Ryan, University of Florida ([email protected]) ; Natasha Owens, University of Florida • More Comfortable in My Own Skin: Body Modification Practices and the Presentation of Self, Josh R. Adams, The Ohio State University ([email protected]) • Making Things Larger: A Theoretical Exploration of Breasts and Penis Augmentations as Processes of Embodiment, Thomas C. Robinson, Georgia State University ([email protected])
171. Paper Session— Space and Place in a Global Economy (Salon 1 Cap (30)) • Visualizing the Triad's Immigrant Community: A Visual Content Analysis, Stephen J. Sills, University of North Carolina Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Jennifer E. Horton, University of North Carolina-Greensboro • Spaces of Alienation, Spaces of Tension, Spaces of Possibility, David L. Overfelt, University of Missouri ([email protected]) • Globalization and the Right to the City: An Exploration of Rhythmanalysis, Marina Karides, Florida Atlantic University ([email protected]) • Global Economic Participation and the Growth of Chinas Third Sector, Margaret E. Gaines, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit ([email protected])
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172. Panel Session— Educating for Critical Consciousness: Critical Pedagogy Workshop for Beginners (Salon 1 Cap (30)) Presider: Kris MacOmber, North Carolina State University Organizers: Kris MacOmber, North Carolina State University ([email protected]); Sarah E. Rusche, NC State University ([email protected]) Discussants: Kris MacOmber, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) Kendra Jason, North Carolina State University ([email protected]) Brandy Farrar, North Carolina State University ([email protected])
173. Panel Session— Searching For and Obtaining Academic Positions in Sociology (Madison (30)) Organizer: Shelia R. Cotten, University of Alabama - Birmingham ([email protected]) This workshop demystifies the job searching process for sociologists. We discuss finding and applying for positions, preparing application materials, scheduling and preparing for interviews, and what to do when you receive a job offer.
174. Panel Session— The Top Criminology/Criminal Justice Journals: What are They Talking About? (Capitol Room (30)) Presiders: Kara Hoofnagle, Old Dominion University; John Casten, Old Dominion University Organizer: Kara Hoofnagle, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) Discussants: David Guhr, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) Moises Mina, Old Dominion University ([email protected]) John Allen, Old Dominion University ( [email protected]) Jessica Huffmann, Old Dominion University Cathy Cowling ( [email protected])
175. Panel Session— Who’s Behind the Curtain: Examining Ethics in IRBs, Stigmatized Populations and Internet Sources (Salon 6 Cap (30)) Presider: Thomas C. Robinson, Georgia State University Organizers: Thomas C. Robinson, Georgia State University ([email protected]); Amanda May Jungels, Georgia State University ([email protected]) Discussants: Thomas C. Robinson, Georgia State University ([email protected]) Amanda May Jungels, Georgia State University ([email protected])
176. Paper Session— Animals and Society (Commonwealth (30)) Presider: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University Organizer: Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Durkheim and the Homo-Duplex: A Study of Anthropocentrism in Sociology, Jeremy Ross, Oklahoma State University ([email protected]) • Capitalist Ethic and the Spirit of Speciesism: Analysis of Affective Agenda-Setting in the Portrayal of Non-Human Animals in the Mass Media, Ben Cummings, Middle Tennessee State University ([email protected]) • Ciliated Sense, Eva Hayward, University of New Mexico ([email protected])
45 • The Furries, Animal Identities, and Transpeciesism: Pushing the Boundaries Between Us and Them, Andrea Eller, Middle Tennessee State University ([email protected]) ; Jackie Eller, Middle Tennessee State University; Angela G. Mertig, Middle Tennessee State University
177. Paper Session— Different Perspectives Within Education (Salon 8 Cap (30)) • Accountability at Work: The Impact of Accountability Policy on Teachers' Perceptions of School Working Conditions, Kristin J. Gordon, Emory University ([email protected]) • To the Dark Side and Back: The Administrative Odyssey of an Academic Sociologist, Cecil L. Willis, UNC Wilmington ([email protected]) • Graduate Students Balance of Academic and Personal Roles: A Theory of the Process of Negotiation, Leah A. Cornwell, University of Florida ([email protected]) • Trials, Burdens, and Experience: A Literature Review of Non-Traditional Students in Undergraduate Education, Jenna M. Sharp, Roosevelt University ([email protected])
178. Paper Session— Husbands, Wives and Marriage (Salon 3 Cap (30)) Presider: Marion R. Hughes, Towson University • Marketing Marriage to Women: Cultural Products and Marriage Rate Differences, Jill Harrison-Rexrode, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Successful Black Marriage: A Qualitative Analysis, Katrina Bell McDonald, Johns Hopkins University ([email protected]) ; Caitlin Cross-Barnet, Johns Hopkins University • Religiosity and Openness to Racial intermarriage, Jason Levine, University of Central Florida ([email protected]) • Timing is Everything: Church Attendance and Marriage Patterns in Low-Income Single Mothers, Perry A. Threlfall, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) ; David C. Lane, Virginia Commonwealth University
179. Paper Session— Income and Wealth (Salon 2 Cap (30)) • Racial Wealth Inequalities in the U.S.: Is it Really Bad at the Bottom?, Lane M. Destro, Duke University ([email protected]) • Trend in Income Disparity Between Asian Americans and Non-Hispanic Whites, 1990 - 2000 , Yih-Jin Young, Nassau Community College ([email protected]) • Husbands and Wives Relative Earnings: Exploring Variation by Race, Human Capital, Labor Supply, and Life Stage, Sarah Winslow-Bowe, Clemson University ([email protected]) • Habitat to Change Habitus: When People Who "Should" Be Poor Aren't, Melissa Abelev, Tulane University ([email protected])
180. Paper Session— Islam and Culture: Middle East and Southeast Asia (Dominion (30)) Presider: Kemal Silay, Indiana University Organizer: Kemal Silay, Indiana University ([email protected]) • The Image of the Moslem Woman: Religion or Culture?, Madiha El-Safty, The American University, Cairo-Egypt ([email protected]) • Shari'a in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, Indonesia (1999 - present), Magfirah Dahlan- Taylor, Virginia Tech. University ([email protected]) • Informal Welfare Regime and Roles of Islamic Welfare Institutions and Non Governmental Organizations in Indonesia, Siti Kusujiarti, Warren Wilson College ([email protected])
46 • What They Say: Foreigners, English-language Media, and the "Tarnished" Image of the United Arab Emirates, Kathryn Schellenberg, University of Michigan Flint ([email protected]) ; Elizabeth A. Kusky, University of Michigan
181. Paper Session— Men and Masculinity (Jefferson (30)) • Another Masculinity? Shared Parenting and the Fathers Rights Movement, Ryan T. Gruters, University of Virginia ([email protected]) • Down Low Discourses: Identity Negotiation and Stigma Management in African American Men Who Have Sex With Men, Jonathon Paul Fish, Florida State University ([email protected]) • Using Gender: The Practice of Masculinity in Rock n Roll, Michael Rutz, Virginia Commonwealth University ([email protected]) • Risky Sexual Behavior: An Analysis of Mediating Socio-cultural and Ecological Factors in a National Male Sample, Kwaku Twumasi-Ankrah, Fayetteville State University ([email protected]) ; Ella T. Keller, Fayetteville State University
182. Paper Session— Moral Dilemmas (Salon 7 Cap (30)) • The Foxing of America: Moral Panics as Cultural Frames, Kenneth Allan, University of North Carolina, Greensboro ([email protected]) ; Amy Ernstes, University of North Carolina, Greensboro • The Role of Presidential Rhetoric in Creating a Moral Panic after September 11th 2001, John P. Mason, Virginia Tech ([email protected]) • Social Revolution is the Need of the Day for Bringing Back the Fair and Just Econo- Political & Social Morality in the Society, Ghyasuddin Ahmed, Virginia State University ([email protected]) • The Relationship between Opinions about Prenatal Testing and Abortion of Defectiuve Fetuses, Barbara E. Johnson, University of South Carolina Aiken ([email protected]) ; Diana Darr, University of South Carolina-Aiken
183. Paper Session— Social Theory and Political Economy (Monroe (30)) Presider: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Organizer: Harry F. Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville ([email protected]) Addresses issues at the intersection of social theory and political economy, in the historical context of globalization. • The function of the production of (meta) knowledge in the 21st century: self-mediation or embeddedness?, John Bradford, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected]) • Worker Conflict and Human Survival, James N. Maples, University of Tennessee- Knoxville ([email protected]) • Reconceptualizing Democracy for the 21st Century, Aaron T. Rowland, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected]) • Historical Change, Modern Society, and Implications for Social Research, Shannon Williams, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ([email protected])
Sessions 2:00 PM—5:00 PM 184. African American Heritage Tour (reuires pre-registration) (Bus Tour)
47 Index to Participants
Abelev, Melissa ([email protected]): 179 Adams, Josh R. ([email protected]): 170 Adams, Michele A. ([email protected]): 73 Adams, Randall ([email protected]): 150 Adams, Rebecca G. ([email protected]): 125 Adelman, Marisa ([email protected]): 98 Aghajanian, Akbar ([email protected]): 139, 165 Agnich, Laura E. ([email protected]): 92 Ahmad, Junaid ([email protected]): 12 Ahmed, Ghyasuddin ([email protected]): 182 Albers, Benjamin D. ([email protected]): 113 Alexander, Karl ([email protected]): 169 Allan, Kenneth ([email protected]): 182 Allen, Debbie J. ([email protected]): 40 Allen, John ( [email protected]): 174 Allison, Marisa C. ([email protected]): 62 Alongi, Jamie (No e-mail provided): 95 Amado, Maria L. ([email protected]): 166 Amyx, Alison (No e-mail provided): 87 Andress, Joel S. ([email protected]): 18, 76 Andrew, Ashley M. ([email protected]): 98 Andrews, Kenneth T. ([email protected]): 115 Antonio, Robert ([email protected]): 48, 163 Aranda, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 101 Armbrester, Tarah ([email protected]): 107 Armstrong, Natalie O. ([email protected]): 76 Arrighi, Giovanni ([email protected]): 33 Aseltine, Elyshia D. ([email protected]): 138 Atkinson, Maxine P. ([email protected]): 129 Aube, Sean ([email protected]): 11 Augustyn, Marycatherine ([email protected]): 139 Austin, Erika L. ([email protected]): 7, 62 Babich, Irina Leonidovna ([email protected]): 58 Baccam, Tristine P. ([email protected]): 86 Bach, Rebecca L. ([email protected]): 114 Baird, Anne C. ([email protected]): 142 Bakanic, Von ([email protected]): 31 Baker, James A. ([email protected]): 72 Balleine, Erin ([email protected]): 158 Bankston, Carl L. ([email protected]): 91 Bardo, Anthony Richard ([email protected]): 17 Barker, Katherine M. ([email protected]): 102 Barnett, Melissa A. ([email protected]): 45 Barrett, Anne ([email protected]): 151 Barry, Kevin ([email protected]): 123 Basenberg, Lanier F. ([email protected]): 68 Batine, Florence ([email protected]): 63 Beck, E. M. ([email protected]): 116 Becker, Laura ([email protected]): 86 Belgrave, Linda L. ([email protected]): 101, 129 Benjamins, Maureen ([email protected]): 124 Berigan, Nick ([email protected]): 47 Berthelot, Emily R. ([email protected]): 13 Bevis, Lauren P. ([email protected]): 121 Bickham Mendez, Jennifer ([email protected]): 103 Billings, Dwight ([email protected]): 16
48 Bills, George F. ([email protected]): 161 Bissler, Denise L. ([email protected]): 39, 94 Blake, Elizabeth A. ([email protected]): 140 Blanchard, Troy C. ([email protected]): 13, 19 Blankenship, Chastity Lynn ([email protected]): 14 Blasi, Anthony ([email protected]): 44 Blau, Judith R. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 135 Bloom, Jack M. ([email protected]): 31 Blumberg, Rae Lesser ([email protected]): 106 Bobbitt, Rachel ([email protected]): 89, 159 Bohon, Stephanie A. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 74, 135 Bonn, Scott A. ([email protected]): 12 Borch, Casey ([email protected]): 30 Borer, Michael Ian ([email protected]): 37 Boutwell, L R. ([email protected]): 51 Boyd, Emily M. ([email protected]): 170 Boyer, Jessica ([email protected]): 96 Braddock, Jomills ([email protected]): 129 Bradford, John ([email protected]): 183 Bradley, Christen Lynn ([email protected]): 155 Bradshaw, Matt ([email protected]): 26 Bragg, Bradi ([email protected]): 52 Bragger, Judith ([email protected]): 34 Brauer, Jonathan R. ([email protected]): 54 Bristol, Kelly ([email protected]): 151 Brody, Charles J. ([email protected]): 81, 98 Brogden, Kenzie M.e. ([email protected]): 121 Broman, Cliff ([email protected]): 31 Bromley, David G. ([email protected]): 89 Brown, Brittany (No e-mail provided): 126 Brown, Cheryl Lynn ([email protected]): 123 Brown, Jordan T. ([email protected]): 115 Brown, Kate Pride ([email protected]): 104 Brown, Matilda ([email protected]): 6 Brown, Thomas F. ([email protected]): 146 Brown, Tucker ([email protected]): 154 Brubaker, Sarah Jane ([email protected]): 51 Brunsma, David (No e-mail provided): 3, 4, 66, 135 Bruton, Anna ([email protected]): 52 Buchanan, Tom ([email protected]): 45 Buck, Andrew D. ([email protected]): 111 Buckelew, Rose ([email protected]): 91 Burge, Stephanie W. ([email protected]): 166 Burger, William ([email protected]): 144 Burkett, Tracy L. ([email protected]): 81 Byrd, William Carson ([email protected]): 105 Cabaniss, Emily R. ([email protected]): 26 Campbell, Bradley ([email protected]): 28 Campbell, Colin ([email protected]): 156 Campbell, Marie ([email protected]): 96 Campion, Patricia ([email protected]): 60 Canak, William ([email protected]): 32 Cantu, Phillip A. ([email protected]): 88 Cao, Yang ([email protected]): 98 Carrow, Rebekah ([email protected]): 51 Carson, Linda A. ([email protected]): 74 Carter, J. Scott ([email protected]): 155 Carter, Vincent M. ([email protected]): 110 Carter, Youssef J. ([email protected]): 38
49 Casten, John ( [email protected]): 174 Cavazos, Robert L. ([email protected]): 100 Cavlcanti, Hilquias ([email protected]): 44, 74 Celaya, Adrienne ([email protected]): 129 Celik, Nihal ([email protected]): 150 Chamberlain, Brian ([email protected]): 6 Chambers, Cheri ([email protected]): 39 Chandler, Charles R. ([email protected]): 168 Chapman, Nate ([email protected]): 81 Chappell, Allison T. ([email protected]): 45, 112 Chaudhuri, Soma ([email protected]): 59 Cherry, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 104 Chicoine, Stephen M. ([email protected]): 109 Chowthi, Natassaja ([email protected]): 99 Clapp, Joyce F. ([email protected]): 52, 124 Clark, Jesse K. ([email protected]): 15 Clarke, Lee ([email protected]): 130 Clayton, Ellen W. ([email protected]): 165 Clayton, Obie ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 135 Clelland, Don ([email protected]): 145 Clemen, Tashenda D. ([email protected]): 165 Clendenen, Margaret A. ([email protected]): 156 Coffey, Glenn S. ([email protected]): 138 Cohen, Philip ([email protected]): 69 Cokely, Carrie L. ([email protected]): 78, 136 Collier, Deshonna ([email protected]): 160 Collins, Mary B. ([email protected]): 127 Collins, Megan ([email protected]): 71 Combs, Yvonne J. ([email protected]): 169 Condon, Kathleen ([email protected]): 104 Conway, Becky Lori ([email protected]): 155 Coran, Justin ([email protected]): 14, 21 Cornfield, Daniel B. ([email protected]): 55, 148 Cornwell, Leah A. ([email protected]): 34, 177 Corra, Mamadi K. ([email protected]): 155 Cortese, Anthony J. ([email protected]): 81 Cossman, Jeralynn S. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 135 Cotten, Shelia R. ([email protected]): 95, 146, 173 Cowling, Cathy ( [email protected]): 174 Cox, Lauren A. ([email protected]): 73, 107 Craig, David Leonard ([email protected]): 138 Crane, Ken ([email protected]): 123 Cross, Kelly A. ([email protected]): 9, 142 Cross-Barnet, Caitlin ([email protected]): 139, 178 Croteau, David ([email protected]): 158 Cruz, Selina R. ([email protected]): 157 Cuccaro, Crista ([email protected]): 121 Cuenco, Evangeline ([email protected]): 32 Cummings, Ben ([email protected]): 176 Currier, Danielle M. ([email protected]): 59 Curtis, Tyler ([email protected]): 11 Cutlip, Anna ([email protected]): 105 Dahlan-Taylor, Magfirah ([email protected]): 180 Dahms, Harry F. ([email protected]): 27, 33, 48, 90, 163, 183 Dalton, Alexandra ([email protected]): 114 Danaher, William F. ([email protected]): 79 D'Andrea, Gayle A. ([email protected]): 9 Dannefer, Dale ([email protected]): 17 D'Antonio, Julia M. ([email protected]): 13
50 Dao, Vy ([email protected]): 91 Darr, Diana ([email protected]): 182 Davis, Shannon N. ([email protected]): 137 Davis-Sowers, Regina ([email protected]): 117 Dawson, Lyndsay H. ([email protected]): 90 Day, Jacob C. ([email protected]): 46 Day, Jr, William H. ([email protected]): 57 De Welde, Kristine ([email protected]): 146 Decuzzi, Angela M. ([email protected]): 52 Delgado, Daniel J. ([email protected]): 74 Dell, Aaron C. ([email protected]): 125 Dellinger, Kirsten ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 135 Deputy, Lyla H. ([email protected]): 118 Destro, Lane M. ([email protected]): 179 Dick, Christopher C. ([email protected]): 20 Dickson, Wendy ([email protected]): 51 Die, Rachael Ann ([email protected]): 107 Dietrich, John E. ([email protected]): 52, 142 Ditzler, Chuck ([email protected]): 156 Dolan, Shannon C. ([email protected]): 30 Donaldson, Kristi L. ([email protected]): 21, 52 Donley, Amy M. ([email protected]): 152 Doucet, Jessica M. ([email protected]): 142 Drentea, Patricia ([email protected]): 36 Driscoll, Jessica ([email protected]): 71 Duckett-Pritchard, N. Danielle ([email protected]): 118 Dufrene, Chantel M. ([email protected]): 13 Dunaway, Wilma A. ([email protected]): 33, 145 Duncan, Andrew A. ([email protected]): 50 Duncan, Ebony M. ([email protected]): 11 D'Unger, Amy V. ([email protected]): 23 Dunn, M. G. ([email protected]): 167 Dutta, Sneha ([email protected]): 115 Dysart, Andrew ([email protected]): 82 Earnest, Terri L. ([email protected]): 162 Eason, John ([email protected]): 103 East, Elizabeth A. ([email protected]): 88 Eastis, Carla M. ([email protected]): 60 Edison, Alicia L. ([email protected]): 78 Edwards, Bob ([email protected]): 27, 115 Eller, Andrea ([email protected]): 176 Eller, Jackie ([email protected]): 176 Ellison, Christopher G. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 26, 34, 66, 135 El-Safty, Madiha ([email protected]): 180 Elzarrad, Vicki Valosik ([email protected]): 38 Embrick, David ([email protected]): 29, 110 Emerson, Michelle ([email protected]): 6 Encarnacion, Tomas ([email protected]): 160 Entwisle, Doris R. ([email protected]): 169 Ernstes, Amy (No e-mail provided): 182 Estrada, Emily P. ([email protected]): 168 Ete, Hatem ([email protected]): 83 Everett, Diane (No e-mail provided): 77 Everley, Rachel S. ([email protected]): 97 Faktorovich, Inna ([email protected]): 106 Falk, William W. ([email protected]): 42, 144 Fankhauser, Sarah Marie ([email protected]): 88 Farnham, Ben ([email protected]): 101 Farrar, Brandy ([email protected]): 172
51 Faulk, William A. ([email protected]): 88 Fawcett, Kelly ([email protected]): 20 Febbo-Hunt, Maria ([email protected]): 137 Ferguson, David ([email protected]): 103 Fernandez-Baca, Daniel E. ([email protected]): 34 Ferriss, Abbott L. ([email protected]): 143 Fish, Jonathon Paul ([email protected]): 181 Fisher, Orit ([email protected]): 166 Flatt, Michael ([email protected]): 125 Flota, Michael W. ([email protected]): 111 Flynt, Shannon R. ([email protected]): 162 Forces, Social (No e-mail provided): 65 Form, William ([email protected]): 55 Forsythe-Brown, Ivy (No e-mail provided): 117 Fox, Kristan C. ([email protected]): 13 Frailing, Kelly ([email protected]): 130 Fraser, John ([email protected]): 104 Freeland, Robert E. ([email protected]): 8 Freeman, Jason Alan ([email protected]): 41 Frezzo, Mark ([email protected]): 101 Fuchs, Stephan ([email protected]): 48 Fulkerson, Gregory ([email protected]): 20, 144, 163 Gadberry, James H. ([email protected]): 28 Gaines, Ashley ([email protected]): 21 Gaines, Margaret E. ([email protected]): 171 Gainey, Randy ([email protected]): 24 Garcia, Alicia ([email protected]): 87 Gary, Robin Marie ([email protected]): 78 Gay, David ([email protected]): 14, 118, 128 Gengler, Amanda M. ([email protected]): 39 Gentry, Brian P. ([email protected]): 127 Geoghagan, Angel Dawn ( [email protected]): 140 George, Mark P. ([email protected]): 147 Ghoshal, Raj A. ([email protected]): 116 Gibson, Sarah ([email protected]): 45 Gilbert, Shelby G. ([email protected]): 141 Gill, Sandra K. ([email protected]): 49 Gillespie, Wayne ([email protected]): 35 Glazier, Mary H. ([email protected]): 129 Gleason, Ann C. ([email protected]): 136 Glennie, Elizabeth J. ([email protected]): 45 Godwin, Sandra ([email protected]): 10 Gomes, Ralph ([email protected]): 160 Gonzalez, Aylin ([email protected]): 129 Gooden, Deborah L. ([email protected]): 95 Gordon, Kristin J. ([email protected]): 177 Gotham, Kevin Fox ([email protected]): 85 Gougler, Selena M. ([email protected]): 142 Gray, Thomas W. ([email protected]): 146 Green, Emily R. ([email protected]): 76 Green, Justin ([email protected]): 37 Greene, Dana M. ([email protected]): 78 Greenfield, Derek ([email protected]): 25, 126 Griffin, Larry J. ([email protected]): 42, 116 Griffiths, Heather M. ([email protected]): 126 Grover, Jason W. ([email protected]): 94 Gruters, Ryan T. ([email protected]): 181 Guhr, David ([email protected]): 174 Guinn, Bianca S. ([email protected]): 108
52 Gundrum, Charles ([email protected]): 142 Gunnoe, Andrew ([email protected]): 90 Gurses, Seyda Aylin ([email protected]): 129 Hahn, Athena ([email protected]): 72 Haija, R.m. ([email protected]): 50, 110 Hale, Timothy M. ([email protected]): 149 Hall, Jeff E. ([email protected]): 97 Hamilton, Francis ([email protected]): 104 Hamme, Morgan ([email protected]): 95 Handley, Donna M. ([email protected]): 95, 146 Hargis, Peggy G. ([email protected]): 23, 116 Harkrider, Kristine E. ([email protected]): 26 Harper, Dee Wood ([email protected]): 130 Harris, Catherine ([email protected]): 53 Harris, Cherise A. ([email protected]): 117 Harris, Karen S. ([email protected]): 108 Harrison, Daniel M. ([email protected]): 27, 130, 163 Harrison, Jill A. ([email protected]): 22 Harrison-Rexrode, Jill ([email protected]): 178 Hart, Charles ([email protected]): 45 Hasan, Naadiya ([email protected]): 31 Hass, Jeffrey K. ([email protected]): 157 Hattery, Angela J. ([email protected]): 117, 164 Havener, Jennifer ([email protected]): 120 Hawdon, James ([email protected]): 92, 141 Hayward, Eva ([email protected]): 170, 176 Head, Rachel N. ([email protected]): 76 Heckert, Druann ([email protected]): 139 Hempel, Lynn ([email protected]): 62, 91 Henderson, Andrea ([email protected]): 26 Henderson, Tammy ([email protected]): 57 Hendricks, Sarah E. ([email protected]): 91 Hensley, Rebecca ([email protected]): 115 Hernandez, Marguerite ([email protected]): 54 Heuberger, Valeria ([email protected]): 58 Hewitt, Lyndi ([email protected]): 145 Hinze, Susan W. ([email protected]): 17, 125 Hirsch, Michael L. ([email protected]): 144 Ho, Iimay ([email protected]): 86 Hodge, Darneshia C. ([email protected]): 100 Hodgson, James F. ([email protected]): 75 Hodler, Matthew Ross ([email protected]): 99 Holland, William W. ([email protected]): 152 Holmes, Bernadette J. ([email protected] ): 169 Hood, Thomas C. ([email protected]): 47 Hoofnagle, Kara ([email protected]): 174 Hoogerwerf, Stanley ([email protected]): 73 Hoover, Jennifer ([email protected]): 118 Horton, Hayward Derrick ([email protected]): 147 Horton, Jennifer E. ([email protected]): 171 Houenou, Laura ([email protected]): 86 Houvouras, Shannon ([email protected]): 155 Howard, Ashley A. ([email protected]): 25 Howell, Frank M. ([email protected]): 62 Hsu, Tzeli ([email protected]): 36 Hubbard, Jessica ([email protected]): 165 Huffmann, Jessica (No e-mail provided): 174 Hughes, Marion R. ([email protected]): 43, 178 Hughes, Michael ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 84, 135, 151
53 Hughey, Matthew W. ([email protected]): 147 Hunt, Andrea N. ([email protected]): 129 Hunt, Jennifer C. ([email protected]): 112 Hunter, Anne K. ([email protected]): 18 Hurd, Ryan ([email protected]): 96 Hurlbert, Jeanne S. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 19, 66, 135, 148 Huss, Sean T. ([email protected]): 162 Hutchinson, Latoya (No e-mail provided): 96 Hyde, Allen ([email protected]): 72 Hyde, Whitney ([email protected]): 95 Hysjulien, Liam ([email protected]): 127 Idriz, Mesut ([email protected]): 58 Irvin, Matthew W. ([email protected]): 79 Irwin, Jay A. ([email protected]): 7, 62 Isaac, Larry W. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 101, 122, 132, 135 Itzkowitz, Michael E. ([email protected]): 81 Jacobs, Mark ([email protected]): 48 Jason, Kendra ([email protected]): 172 Jenkins, Kathleen E. ([email protected]): 21 Jenkins, Latoya D. ([email protected]): 123, 139 Jennings, Breandan ([email protected]): 41 Jensen, Gary F. ([email protected]): 112 Johnson, Barbara E. ([email protected]): 182 Johnson, David ([email protected]): 17 Johnson, Jennifer A. ([email protected]): 102, 114, 159, 166 Johnson, Katelynn L. ([email protected]): 92 Johnson, Kathleen ([email protected]): 45 Jones, Andrew W. ([email protected]): 89 Jones, Angela ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 77, 135 Jones, Cassandra ([email protected]): 87 Jones, Diana L. ([email protected]): 165 Jones, Eric C. ([email protected]): 130 Jones, Kristi ([email protected]): 87 Jones, Makr P. ([email protected]): 28 Jones, Shanita ([email protected]): 87 Joplin, Jerry ([email protected]): 6 Jordan, Kareem L. ([email protected]): 138 Jorgenson, Andrew K. ([email protected]): 20 Judkins, Bennett M. ([email protected]): 61, 123 Jungels, Amanda May ([email protected]): 175 Kalleberg, Arne ([email protected]): 122 Kamin, Erin R. ([email protected]): 94 Kamnolnick, Paul ([email protected]): 27 Kang, Eunryung ([email protected]): 93 Karides, Marina ([email protected]): 145, 171 Katz, Meredith Ann ([email protected]): 10, 21 Katz-Fishman, Walda ([email protected]): 145, 160 Kaufman, Gayle ([email protected]): 97 Keck, Liz (No e-mail provided): 96 Keith, Verna M. ([email protected]): 151 Keller, Ella T. ([email protected]): 181 Keller, Ursula ([email protected]): 76 Kelley, Debra S. ([email protected]): 35, 75 Kemp, Sara Jessilyn ([email protected]): 70 Keniston, Leonda W. ([email protected]): 168 Kerley, Kent R. ([email protected]): 164 Keskin, Tugrul ([email protected]): 58, 83 Kiecolt, Jill ([email protected]): 151 Killian, Caitlin ([email protected]): 12
54 Kim, Julie J.h. ([email protected]): 169 Kim, Sangmoon ([email protected]): 153 King, Colby R. ([email protected]): 168 King, Rachel C. ([email protected]): 110 Kinne, Kirsten T. ([email protected]): 109 Kinney, William Joseph ([email protected]): 47 Kirby, Emily ([email protected]): 108 Kitchen, Deeb ([email protected]): 54 Knipper, Millicent (milhknip): 95 Knowles, John ([email protected]): 42 Knox, David ([email protected]): 52 Kocer, Banu A. ([email protected]): 50 Kolozsvari-Wright, Orsolya ([email protected]): 150 Kooistra, Paul ([email protected]): 154 Kooistra, Russell ([email protected]): 154 Krause, Neal M. ([email protected]): 124 Kuck, Douglas L. ([email protected]): 6 Kuehn, Daniel P. ([email protected]): 30 Kurth, Suzanne B. ([email protected]): 47 Kusky, Elizabeth A. ([email protected]): 180 Kusujiarti, Siti ([email protected]): 180 Kutuk, Merve ([email protected]): 83 Labaro, Salvatore ([email protected]): 147 Lack, John ([email protected]): 10, 159 Lafuente, Catherine M. ([email protected]): 12 Lamb, Vicki L. ([email protected]): 54 Lane, David C. ([email protected]): 166, 178 Lanza-Kaduce, Lonn ([email protected]): 112 Latham, Kenzie E. ([email protected]): 165 Leal, David ([email protected]): 91 Lee, Jinwoo ([email protected]): 124 Lee, Matthew R. ([email protected]): 24 Lee, Ollie J. ([email protected]): 61 Lehman, Brett M. ([email protected]): 142 Leiber, Michael J. ([email protected]): 13, 142 Leondar Wright, Betsy ([email protected]): 158 Levine, Jason ([email protected]): 178 Lewis, Geoffrey ([email protected]): 108 Lewis, Helen ([email protected]): 10 Lewis, Robyn K. ([email protected]): 76 Lewis, Shannon M. ([email protected]): 53 Light, Ryan ([email protected]): 23 Lillis, John Porter ([email protected]): 118 Lilly, Lamont ([email protected]): 63 Lin, Jielu ([email protected]): 140 Linneman, Thomas J. ([email protected]): 156 Lippard, Cameron D. ([email protected]): 74 Lippmann, Stephen ([email protected]): 29 Lloyd, Richard D. ([email protected]): 105 Lobue, Julia A. ([email protected]): 18 Longard, Shelby C. ([email protected]): 159 Lorimer, Ryan C. ([email protected]): 38 Lowe, Suzanne F. ([email protected]): 164 Loyd, Matt (No e-mail provided): 102 Lubbers, Jeffrey W. ([email protected]): 168 Lucas, Susan A. ([email protected]): 126 Ly, Thanh ([email protected]): 11 Lynxwiler, John ([email protected]): 118, 128 MacOmber, Kris ([email protected]): 172
55 Madron, Daniel Jay ([email protected]): 8 Maggard, Scott R. ([email protected]): 24 Maher, Derek F. ([email protected]): 52 Maher, Kristy ([email protected]): 8 Mahmoud, Mahgoub ([email protected]): 44 Mai, Fan ([email protected]): 106 Malackany, Paul R. ([email protected]): 29 Malley, Sara E. ([email protected]): 90 Manion, Donna M. ([email protected]): 167 Manley, Joan E. ([email protected]): 60 Manton, Marion R. ([email protected]): 7, 25 Maples, James N. ([email protected]): 143, 183 Marcum, John P. ([email protected]): 124 Marcus, Carolyn (No e-mail provided): 72 Markham, William T. ([email protected]): 127 Markle, Anneliese Margaret ([email protected]): 70 Markovsky, Barry ([email protected]): 47 Markowitz, Ellen ([email protected]): 93 Marsh, Kris ([email protected]): 141 Martin, Nathan D. ([email protected]): 46, 126 Marwah, Sanjay ([email protected]): 6 Marx, Jonathan ([email protected]): 125 Mason, Ashley N. ([email protected]): 75 Mason, John P. ([email protected]): 182 Massey, Jane ([email protected]): 118, 152 Matthews, Austin J. ([email protected]): 128 Maume, David ([email protected]): 3, 4, 17, 66, 98, 135 Maume, Michael O. ([email protected]): 15 May, Capri Ashley ([email protected]): 121 May, Jonathan E. ([email protected]): 30 Mayorga, Sarah ([email protected]): 37 McCabe, Janice ([email protected]): 166 McCloud, Laura ([email protected]): 29 McClure, Stephanie M. ([email protected]): 9, 39 McCoy, Kyle ([email protected]): 30 McDonald, Katrina Bell ([email protected]): 178 McDonald, Steve ([email protected]): 46, 141 McGlamery, Steve ([email protected]): 140 McHenry, Gretchen ([email protected]): 43 McKelvey, Joel B. ([email protected]): 110 McKeown, Tammy ([email protected]): 51 McKibben, Jerome ([email protected]): 19 McKinney, Laura A. ([email protected]): 20 McLeese, Michelle F. ([email protected]): 141 McSeveney, Dennis R. ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 135 Mears, Daniel P. ([email protected]): 26 Meikle-Yaw, Paulette A. ([email protected]): 153 Melvin, Tasha ([email protected]): 63 Menon, Niveditha ([email protected]): 164 Mertig, Angela G. ([email protected]): 11, 104, 176 Meyers, Lena Wright ([email protected]): 16 Mickelson, Roslyn ([email protected]): 45 Miles, Janice M. ([email protected]): 100 Miller, Lee ([email protected]): 125 Miller, O.alexander ([email protected]): 99 Miller, Oscar ([email protected]): 16, 34, 44 Miller, Rob K. ([email protected]): 68 Milligan, Tracy ([email protected]): 105 Mills, Amada ([email protected]): 109
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58 Rubin, Beth A. ([email protected]): 98 Rubtsova, Anna A. ([email protected]): 114 Rudy, Lydia ([email protected]): 71 Rumbaugh, Jack ([email protected]): 82 Runkle, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 118, 152 Rusche, Sarah E. ([email protected]): 172 Rushing, Wanda ([email protected]): 33 Russell, David ([email protected]): 18 Russell, Lee ([email protected]): 95 Rutz, Michael ([email protected]): 45, 159, 181 Ryan, Daniell N. ([email protected]): 124 Ryan, John ([email protected]): 92 Ryan, Maura M. ([email protected]): 170 Saari, Mindy Meyers ([email protected]): 63 Sakura-Lemessy, Donna-May ([email protected]): 29 Sakura-Lemessy, Ian ([email protected]): 29 Sampson, Will ([email protected]): 16 Sandberg, Joanne C. ([email protected]): 165 Sandifer, Jackie L. ([email protected]): 61 Santos, Gabriel A. ([email protected]): 11 Sautter, Jessica M. ([email protected]): 126 Sawtell, Carolyn ([email protected]): 40 Scarborough, Roscoe C. ([email protected]): 106 Schellenberg, Kathryn ([email protected]): 180 Scherer, Mary L. ([email protected]): 70 Scheuerman, Heather L. ([email protected]): 47 Schleef, Debra ([email protected]): 46 Schmidt, Kathryn J. ([email protected]): 40, 123 Schneider, Andreas ([email protected]): 41 Scholl, Wolfgang ([email protected]): 15 Schorr, John K. ([email protected]): 130 Schröder, Tobias ([email protected]): 15 Schultz, Ashley T. ([email protected]): 73 Schwartz, Barry ([email protected]): 116 Scott, Jerome ([email protected]): 145, 160 Seale, Elizabeth ([email protected]): 20 Sebastian, Rachel A. ([email protected]): 17 Seiler, Steven ([email protected]): 68 Sellers, Ashley ([email protected]): 78 Senior, Taneshe ([email protected]): 75 Sharp, Jenna M. ([email protected]): 177 Shaw, Stuart ([email protected]): 95 Sheff, Elisabeth ([email protected]): 102 Sherkat, Darren ([email protected]): 44 Shin, Heeju ([email protected]): 91 Shin, Ken ([email protected]): 30 Shreckengost, Christina R. ([email protected]): 49 Shutt, John E. ([email protected]): 28 Sickler, Jessica ([email protected]): 104 Silay, Kemal ([email protected]): 83, 180 Sills, Stephen J. ([email protected]): 50, 52, 99, 140, 171 Simpson, Ida (No e-mail provided): 84 Simpson, Miles E. ([email protected]): 59 Simula, Brandy L. ([email protected]): 68 Sirisunyaluck, Bangon ([email protected]): 164 Slevin, Kate ([email protected]): 3, 4, 66, 135 Slott, Alica (No e-mail provided): 118 Small, La Fleur F. ([email protected]): 7 Smith, Barbara Ellen ([email protected]): 42
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