material. The workshop draws on research that focuses on skills that SUNDAY employers want (e.g., Hart Research Associates 2015, National Association of Colleges and Employers 2015), students’ goals and objectives (e.g., Eagan et Sunday, 7:00 am al. 2017) and sociology graduates’ first labor market experiences (e.g., Senter et al. 2015). This workshop builds on the material published in The Sociology 2007. Meeting. Section on Medical Sociology Council Major in the Changing Landscape of Higher Education (Pike et al. 2017) and Meeting much of it draws from an article forthcoming in Teaching Sociology , “Sociology Majors and Labor Market Success” (Ciabattari et al. under review). Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 7:00- 8:15am 2110. Section on Consumers and Consumption. New Approaches to Inequality and Consumption 2017. Affiliated Group. Society and Mental Health Editorial Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 8:30- Board Meeting 10:10am Pennsylvania Convention Center, 110AB, Level 100, 7:00- Session Organizers: Amanda Koontz, University of Central 8:15am Florida Participants: Elaine Wethington, Cornell University Daniel G. Fridman, University of Texas-Austin Timothy J. Owens, Kent State University Presider: Amanda Koontz, University of Central Florida Susan Roxburgh, Kent State University Are You Sure You Want that Beer? Gendered Gatekeeping 2037. Meeting. 2019 Cox-Johnson-Frazier Award Selection Mechanisms within Craft Beer Culture Megan Nanney, Committee Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 302, Level 3, 7:00-8:15am Nathaniel Gray Chapman, Arkansas Tech University; John Slade Lellock, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State 2038. Meeting. 2019 Public Understanding of Sociology University; Julie Mikles-Schluterman, Arkansas Tech Award Selection Committee University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 303, Level 3, 7:00-8:15am Food Desert Myths: When Scholarly Consensus and 2039. Meeting. 2019 Dissertation Award Selection Conventional Wisdom Part Ways Kenneth H. Kolb, Furman Committee University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 304, Level 3, 7:00-8:15am Selecting a School in Santiago, Chile: Local Education Markets, Churning, and Social Reproduction via Consumption Joel P. Sunday, 8:30 am Stillerman, Grand Valley State University 2105. Meeting. Committee on Committees The Peruvian Foodie Crowd and the Fields of Ethical Pennsylvania Convention Center, 102B, Level 100, 8:30am- Consumption Nino Bariola, University of Texas-Austin 4:10pm Who Gets What It Takes to be “Culinary Omnivores”? Ruilin Chen, Boston College 2106. Meeting. Committee on Publications Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103A, Level 100, 8:30am- 2111. Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology. War, 4:10pm States, Money and Culture: New Approaches to Classic Concerns in Comparative and Historical Sociology 2109. Departmental Management and Leadership Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 8:30- Workshop. Linking Sociology Programs to Students' 10:10am Career Readiness: Strategies from Practice Session Organizer: Stephanie L. Mudge, University of Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 8:30- California-Davis 10:10am Anti-Catholicism to Anti-Trumpism: Collaborations and Session Organizer: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College Cleavages on the Christian Right Alex DiBranco, Yale Leader: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College University Co-Leaders: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Michigan University Hammers for Nails, Screwdrivers for Screws: Identifying the Renee A. Monson, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Right Tool for the Job in Historical Institutionalism Pierre- Teresa Ciabattari, Pacific Lutheran University Christian Fink, Columbia University This workshop is designed to help department and program leaders Rethinking Popular Involvement in Money Politics-revisiting develop strategies that will help sociology students prepare to enter the labor "The Color of Money" (Carruthers and Babb) Jakob Feinig, force successfully. Specific objectives include developing strategies to: ● Support faculty who would like to develop new courses ● Support faculty State University of New York-Binghamton who are looking to integrate activities into existing courses ● Win over Rethinking Revolutions through the Turkish Case: A Critical skeptical faculty Our orientation is to suggest that faculty can make these Overview of the Establishment of the Turkish Republic modifications in courses and curricula without reducing the rigor and Vasfiye Betul Toprak, University of Virginia analytical focus of the undergraduate major and without committing to revisions that are highly taxing in terms of faculty time or the mastery of new Why Wars Made States Only in the West: Revisiting Tilly’s Bellicist Thesis Yuval Feinstein, University of Haifa; Andreas 10:10am Wimmer, Columbia University Session Organizer: Nikki Jones, University of California- Berkeley 2112. Section on Animals and Society Refereed Roundtable I'd Rather They Get It From Me: And Other Lessons that Black Session Parents Teach their Children about Avoiding Lethal Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 8:30- Encounters with Police Erin Kerrison, University of 9:30am California-Berkeley Session Organizer: Elizabeth Grauerholz, University of Central You cannot Rat: Race, Policing and the Challenging Florida Circumstances of Black Officers Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, Table 01. Animals, Culture and Capital University of Toronto Table Presider: Elizabeth Grauerholz, University of Central Doubly Surveilled: Race, Immigration, and Emotional and Florida Physical Well-being Risks of Neighborhood Policing Inside the Yellow Rectangle: An Analysis of Nonhuman Patterns Abigail A. Sewell, Emory University Animal Representations on National Geographic Kids Current research on emotions, race, and policing. Covers Stephen Patrick Vrla, Michigan State University; Cameron Thomas Whitley, Rutgers University-Camden; 2115. Presidential Panel. Exposing Invisible Burdens: Critical Linda Elizabeth Kalof, Michigan State University Race Theory and Racialized Emotion The Limitations of Applying Cartesian Dualism to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 8:30- Prosecution of Wolf Murderers Alexander Thomas 10:10am Simon, Utah Valley University Session Organizer: Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M University Constructed Lives: How Human Culture Shapes the Lives of What! I Can't Discriminate? I'm Crushed: A Law-and- Companion Animals Erin Nicole Kidder, University of economics and Critical Race Theory Analysis of the Central Florida Comparative Emotional Costs of Hate Speech and Hate- Table 02. Animals and Identities speech Regulation to the Speaker and His Target Richard Table Presider: Andrea Laurent-Simpson, Southern Delgado, University of Alabama; Jean Stefancic, University Methodist University of Alabama Fur, Feathers, and Scales of Identity: Awarding the Non- Normalizing Hate in Immigration Law Enforcement: Making human Animal His Own Identity Theory Marie Carmen America White Again Mary Romero, Arizona State Abney, Michigan State University University Stigmatizing Sin City Bully Culture: Pit Bull Pariahs? Interracial Relationships, Stigma, and Emotion Russell Genevieve Minter, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Robinson, University of California-Berkeley Who Let the Dogs In? Anti-black Racism, Social Exclusion Discussant: Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M University and the Question of Who is Human Lynette Parker 2116. Thematic Session. Feeling Race While Teaching Race: Table 03: Animals, Work and Social Movements The Emotional Lives of Faculty Who Teach Race Studies Table Presider: Elizabeth Cherry, Manhattanville College Courses Earning their Trust: How Animal Rescue NPOs Retain Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 8:30- Regular Volunteers Seven Mattes 10:10am Negotiating Legitimacy: Neoliberal and Agrarian Strategies Session Organizer: Mary P. Stricker, Temple University to Resolve the Enigma of Animal Welfare Robert Racialized Bodies and Teaching Race: Emotion and Desire in Magneson Chiles, Pennsylvania State University; Scott the Classroom Adriana Bohm, Delaware County Cameron Lougheed, Queen's University Community College Gross National Happiness and the Well-being of Bhutan's Is that Black Girl at the Front of the Room the Teacher? Street Dogs Marion C. Willetts, Illinois State University Feeling Race in Black, White, and "Other" Michelle D. The Happy Vegans: Examining Current Discussions and Byng, Temple University Trends in the Animal Rights Movement Crystal E. Confessions of a White Teacher: Feeling Race at Home, (Un) Vuole, Post University feeling Race in the Classroom Vaso Thomas, Bronx 2113. Meeting. Honors Program Graduate School Briefing Community College Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 8:30- Facing Feelings While Teaching Race: The Importance of 10:10am Emotional Competence in Building Cultural Competence in the Classroom Sandra Joy, Rowan University 2114. Thematic Session. The Emotional Consequences of This session will examine the racialized emotions that faculty feel when Proactive Policing teaching courses on race and racism. Drawing upon Harlow’s work on Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 8:30- emotion management (2003) while using a collaborative autoethnographic approach (Chang et al. 2012), four faculty members from racially diverse 2123. Section on Communication, Information Technologies, backgrounds will collectively explore the good, the bad, and the ugly and Media Sociology. Media and Power emotions we feel when teaching about race and racism. We will examine how these emotions: 1) shape our behavior in and out of the classroom; 2) Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 8:30- influence our relationships not only with our students but in our personal 10:10am lives; 3) affect our overall physical and mental health; and 4) are managed Session Organizer: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University and performed to protect our status in the Academy. Crisis and Civility: Twitter Discourse after Campus Shootings 2118. Professional Development Workshop. Job Market Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University; Cynthia Michelle Workshop Williams, Florida State University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 8:30- From Secrecy to Public Containment Valerie Arnhold 10:10am Internet as Battleground: Struggles for Net Neutrality and Session Organizers: Bianca Manago, Indiana University Globalization from Below Sara Schoonmaker, University of Amy Kroska, University of Oklahoma Redlands Leader: Amy Kroska, University of Oklahoma Invisible Networked Publics and Hidden Contention: Youth It is important for all students to have as much information as possible Activism and Social Media Tactics under Repression Ashley before entering the job market. Currently, there is no job market workshop at Lee ASA. This workshop would be immensely useful to students who are entering Media, Power, and Conspicuous Charity in International and preparing for the job market, given that many early sociologists are the first in their families and social circles to go through the academic job market Development Apryl A. Williams, Susquehanna University process. Similarly, most graduate programs do not have formal structures in No Kid is An Island: Privacy Scarcities and Digital Inequalities place that properly prepare students for the job market. By hosting this Brian Gran, Case Western Reserve University workshop, we would help prepare students for both the industrial and academic job market, and hopefully reduce some of the inequality that stems 2124. Regular Sessions. Economic Sociology: Maintaining from a paucity of information and/or cultural capital. Markets 2120. Thematic Session. Feeling Race in School Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 8:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111B, Level 100, 8:30- 10:10am 10:10am Session Organizer: Elizabeth Popp Berman, State University of Session Organizer: Amanda Evelyn Lewis, University of Illinois New York-Albany at Chicago Presider: Simone Polillo, University of Virginia Presider: Amanda Evelyn Lewis, University of Illinois at Art-forArt's-Sake: A Long-Term Strategy for Stable Market Chicago Growth and Price Increases James Whitcomb Riley, Panelists: Prudence L. Carter, University of California-Berkeley Massachusetts Institute of Technology Roslyn A. Mickelson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Moving Money in Times of Crisis: Informal Financial Networks This session will explore the conference theme though a close in Syria’s Conflict Economy Gozde Guran, Princeton examination of schools, a key social institution that is a major arena both of University socialization and stratification. Race is felt in schools on multiple levels Reengineering Oversight: Regulating Algorithms in Financial including structural, cultural, social psychological and interactional. Where schools are located, how they are organized and funded, how attendance Markets Bo Hee Min, Copenhagen Business School patterns are created, how students are assigned to classes, how textbooks Useful Information: Exchanges, Information Technologies, and are written have all historically been racialized processes. But schools don’t the Mediation of Power David L. Pinzur, University of merely generate or mitigate racial inequality, they also generate identities California-San Diego and emotions. Scholars on this panel will discuss the many ways that race is felt in schools both indirectly and directly – providing or constraining Discussant: Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, University of California- opportunity and also shaping students’ sense of self and relationship to the San Diego world. 2148. Regular Sessions. Social Inequality and Stratification: 2122. Teaching and Learning Symposium. Workshop on Cross-national Examples Taking Introduction to Sociology to the Next Level Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 8:30- Session Organizer: Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University 10:10am Presider: Boniface Noyongoyo, University of Central Florida Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Educational Assortative Mating in sub-Saharan Africa: Sociological Association Compositional Changes and Implications for Household Presider: Katherine R. Rowell, Sinclair Community College Wealth Inequality Luca Maria Pesando, University of Shepherding Award-winning Research Papers: It Can Even Be Pennsylvania Accomplished in an Introductory Course Susan Palmer, English Proficiency and Earnings Inequality: Occupational Walla Walla Community College Language Exclusion in Hong Kong Mengyu Liu, Hong Kong Internationalizing Introduction to Sociology Rachel Sarah University of Science and Technology; Jun Li, Shanghai Core, Stetson University Academy of Social Sciences Race and the Empire-State: Puerto Ricans' Unequal U.S. Income Determinants in Rural Migrants and Urban Workers in Citizenship Ariana Jeanette Valle, University of California- Urban China Yuling Wu, Peking University; Hong Xiao, Los Angeles Nanyang Technological University 2151. Regular Sessions. Comparative Sociology The effect of parental joblessness on wages in Australia Matthew Curry, University of Melbourne; Irma Mooi-Reci, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Session Organizer: Erica Chito Childs, City University of New University of Melbourne York-Hunter College and The Graduate Center Variations on a Theme: Occupational Hierarchies across Legal Decision-Making in Iraqi Kurdistan Jesse S.G. Wozniak, Workplaces in Sweden Dustin Avent-Holt, Augusta University; Martin Hallsten, Stockholm University; David A. West Virginia University; Gabrielle Ann Ferrales, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Cort, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Rediscovering Duverger: The Single Member District Fallacy 2149. Regular Sessions. Big Data and New Methods in Luke Elliott-Negri Sociological Research The Worldwide Diffusion and Institutionalization of Lifelong Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Learning: A Cross-national Analysis Jungeun Lee, University Session Organizer: Xi Song, University of Chicago of Georgia Presider: Brandon Michael Stewart, Princeton University Data-driven Data Provision: A Case Study from the Fragile 2152. Regular Sessions. Poverty Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Families Challenge Alexander Kindel, Princeton University; Session Organizer: Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh Kristin Dunham Catena, Princeton University; Thomas Presider: Susila Gurusami, University of Toronto Hartshorne, Princeton University; Kate Jaeger, Princeton University; Dawn Koffman, Princeton University; Sara S. How Poor African American Mothers Make Decisions to Engage with (and Avoid) Safety Net Institutions Cayce C. McLanahan, Princeton University; Maya Phillips, Princeton Hughes, Rice University University; Shiva Rouhani, Princeton University Meta-Analysis in the Era of Big Data: Power and Pervasive Penality: How Poverty is Perpetuated by the Criminalization of Homelessness Christopher Herring, Heterogeneity Guangyu Tong, Duke University; Guang University of California-Berkeley; Dilara Yarbrough, San Guo, University of North Carolina Francisco State University Connecting HUD Continuum of Care Point-in-Time Homeless Counts to US Census Geographies: 2005-2016 Zack W. Race, Gender, and Poverty Governance: The Case of the U.S. Child Welfare System Kerry Woodward, California State Almquist, University of Minnesota; Nathaniel Helwig, University-Long Beach University of Minnesota; Yun You, University of Minnesota The Spatial Proximity and Connectivity (SPC) Method for Targeting Poverty in the Courts: Using Technology to Improve the Measurement of Ability to Pay Fines Meghan M O'Neil, Measuring and Analyzing Residential Segregation Elizabeth University of Michigan; JJ Prescott, University of Michigan Roberto, Princeton University Extending the Ranked Exponential Random Graph Modeling 2153. Regular Sessions. The Changing Nature of Work and Framework to Network Data From Subjective Ratings Organizing Francis Lee, University of California-Irvine; Pavel N. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Krivitsky, University of Wollongong Session Organizer: Emilio J. Castilla, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2150. Regular Sessions. Citizenship Status in the United States: An Examination of Past and Current Trends Presider: Rodrigo Canales, Yale School of Management “Rocket Ship” and “Roller Coaster”: Reimagining Startups and Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am their Role in the New Economy Kevin Woojin Lee, New Session Organizer: Roberto R. Ramirez, U.S. Census Bureau Presider: Roberto R. Ramirez, U.S. Census Bureau York University; Damon Jeremy Phillips, Columbia University Citizenship Acquisition among Immigrant Members of the U.S. Culture in the Cloud: Managing Digital Labor in a Military Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts- Transnational Startup Firm Benjamin James Shestakofsky, Boston Citizenship and the U.S. Census Bureau Matthew Spence; University of California-Berkeley Learning Conflict: Enacting a Hybrid Organizational Identity in Roberto R. Ramirez, U.S. Census Bureau Product Development Matthew Regele, Yale University Growing up Faster? The Transition to Adulthood at the Racial Diversity in Startup Hiring Santiago Campero, HEC Intersection of Race, Sex and Citizenship Laryssa Mykyta, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley; Salvatore J. Restifo, Montréal; Aleksandra Joanna Kacperczyk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Discussant: Rodrigo Canales, Yale School of Management 2154. Regular Sessions. Political Tolerance and Bias Late-Life Relocation and Network Turnover: How Distance Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Moved and Health Link to the Social Convoy Philip James Session Organizer: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College Badawy, University of Toronto; Markus H. Schafer, A New Approach to the Study of Tolerance Mikael Hjerm, University of Toronto Umeå University; Maureen A. Eger, Umeå University; Stepwise Social Network Exposure Effects on Cognitive Andrea Bohman, Umeå University; Filip Fors, Umeå Development in Early Childhood Eun Kyong Shin, University University of Tennessee; Frances Tylavsky, University of The Limits of Tolerance: Extreme Speakers on Campus Anna Tennessee; Nicole Bush, University of California-San Boch, Stanford University Francisco; Kaja LeWinn, University of California-San Immigration, Prejudice, and the Redistribution of Wealth: A Francisco; Robert Lowell Davis, University of Tennessee; Study of Public Opinion Michael Gene Lenmark, State Arash Shaban-Nejad, University of Tennessee University of New York-Stony Brook Close but No Cigar: Linking Heterogenous Spousal Contagion Comparing and Relating Anti-Semitic and Anti-Muslim Views in Cigarette Smoking to Differences in Marital Quality in America Joseph H. Gerteis, University of Minnesota; Nir Linda Zhao, Harvard University Rotem, University of Minnesota 2158. Minority Fellowship Program. Issues in Childhood, 2155. Regular Sessions. Racial and Ethnic Inequality Child Support, and Marginalization Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am Session Organizer: Vilna Francine Bashi Treitler, University of Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Sociological California-Santa Barbara Association Colorblind Racism and Environmental Inequalities: Examining Rebekah Smith, American Sociological Association Race and Toxic Exposure in Brazilian Sugarcane Ian Robert Ingrid E. Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Carrillo, University of Wisconsin They Look at You Like You’re Nothing: Shame and Stigma in White Nationalism and the Surveillance of Blackness Natalie the Child Support System Brittany Battle, Rutgers P. Byfield, St. John's University University-New Brunswick Parental Incarceration and Institutional Avoidance During the 2156. Regular Sessions. Reproductive Control and Decision- Transition to Adulthood: Criminal Justice Contact or Family Making Dynamics? Yader R. Lanuza, University of Miami Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am “Present Oriented” or Prescient? Why Racially-Marginalized Session Organizer: Katherine M. Johnson, Tulane University Youth are Way Ahead of Their Time Rahsaan Mahadeo, Presider: Katherine M. Johnson, Tulane University University of Minnesota Choice Matters: Reproductive Justice and the Availability of VBAC Louise Marie Roth, University of Arizona 2165. Regular Sessions. Advances in Mobility Research: Learning to Question and Control: Prenatal Care as Mechanisms and Intervening Processes Pedagogical to Vaccine Refusal Jennifer A. Reich, University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, of Colorado-Denver 8:30-10:10am Reproductive (In)Justice and the Contraceptive Paradox: Session Organizer: Kim Weeden, Cornell University Women’s Experiences with the Promotion of Long-acting Parental Welfare Dependency and Children’s Educational Reversible Contraception Emily S. Mann, University of Attainment in Denmark Peter Fallesen, Stockholm South Carolina University; Fabrizio Bernardi, European University Institute Risk, Responsibility, and Rugged Empowerment in Mothers’ Beyond Social Reproduction: How Greater Equality is and Birth Workers’ Birth Narratives Katharine McCabe, Achieved During the Transition from College to Work Jessi University of Illinois at Chicago Streib, Duke University Upholding Ideology, Eroding Autonomy: Gendered Intra-generational Mobility between the Regular and Non- Compulsory Birth Control and the Problems of Sex and regular Employment Sectors in Japan Yoshimichi Sato, Gender Krystale Littlejohn, Occidental College Tohoku University Intragenerational Occupational Mobility in South Korea, 1998- 2157. Regular Sessions. Social Network Studies of Health and 2015 Bongoh Kye, Kookmin University; Sun-Jae Hwang, Well-being Chungnam National University, Korea; Yool Choi, Korea Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am National University of Education Session Organizer: Pamela A. Popielarz, University of Illinois at A Conditional Logit Model of Occupational Mobility by Gender Chicago in the United States, 1971-2010 Constance Hsiung, Presider: Brittany N. Dernberger, University of Maryland- University of Michigan College Park 2166. Regular Sessions. Aging Populations and Heather Hofmeister, Goethe University, Frankfurt; Intergenerational Connections Matthias Revers, University of Frankfurt Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Organizations as Equalizers? Employer-provided Childcare, 8:30-10:10am Working Mothers' Labor Supply, and the Limits of Family- Session Organizer: Barbara A. Anderson, University of based Networks David Pedulla, Stanford University; Aruna Michigan Ranganathan, Stanford University Presider: Barbara A. Anderson, University of Michigan The Persistence of New Parents in STEM? Erin A. Cech, Aging Well in an Aging World: Inequalities in Health and Well- University of Michigan; Mary Blair-Loy, University of being across the Life Course Lindsey P. Peterson, California-San Diego Mississippi State University; Margaret Ralston, Mississippi Discussant: Michelle J. Budig, University of Massachusetts- State University Amherst Dual Vulnerability: Parental Absence and Grandparent- caregiving in the Wake of the Contemporary American 2169. Section on Sociology of Education. School Context Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Opioid Epidemic Jessica Y. Ho, University of Southern 8:30-10:10am California Session Organizers: Dara Shifrer, Portland State University Extended Family Households among U.S. Children: Differences by Race/Ethnicity and SES Christina Cross, University of Paul Joseph Deppen, Portland State University Daniel Mackin Freeman, Portland State University Michigan Presider: Susan A. Dumais, City University of New York- The Changing Sex Composition of Aging Populations: Lehman College Implications for Policy and Families Mike Hollingshaus, University of Utah; Rebecca L. Utz, University of Utah; Ken How Women Studying STEM Perceive Traditionally “Feminine” Fields and the Women Who Work in Them Smith, University of Utah; Ryan Schacht, University of Utah Karlia Nicole Brown, Northwestern University 2167. Regular Sessions. Analyses of Urban and Rural Spaces, Navigating the Shapeless River: Institutional Contexts and and Racialized Sexual and Gender Identities Information-seeking Behaviors of Transfer-intending Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, Community College Students Lauren Schudde, University 8:30-10:10am of Texas-Austin; Huriya Jabbar, University of Texas-Austin; Session Organizer: Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University Catherine Hartman, University of Texas-Austin Defining an Embodied Approach to Racialization within Exotic Organizing Authority Relations for Success: Communal, Dance Cristina Khan, University of Connecticut Authoritative, Authoritarian, Moral, and Criminalization Five Methodological Problems in Gayborhood Studies Amin Approaches Sarah K. Bruch, University of Iowa Ghaziani, University of British Columbia Parenting Performativities: Gender Ideology, Parenting “Oh, By the Way, I’m”: Strategies for Negotiating Rural Queer Practices, and Racialized Gender Differences in Developed and Trans Living Amanda A. Stewart, University of Illinois Achievement Ezekiel Juma Dixon-Roman, University of at Chicago Pennsylvania; Ama Nyame-Mensah, University of Sexual Deserts and Oases: How Urban Structures Create and Pennsylvania; Deepa Vasudevan, Harvard University Perpetuate Sexual Inequality Morgan Robert Purrier, Statewide LGBTQ Equality and the School Experiences of University of Michigan Sexual Minority Youth Jennifer Pearson, Wichita State The Jezebel Speaks: Black Women and Erotic Labor in the University; Lindsey Wilkinson, Portland State University Digital Age Melissa Brown Discussant: Rachel Elizabeth Fish, New York University 2168. Section on Organizations, Occupations and Work. 2170. Theory Section. Social Theory and Political Modernity Gender and Work in Crisis: Authority, Power, Violence Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, 8:30-10:10am 8:30-10:10am Session Organizer: Emily A. Barman, Boston University Session Organizers: Isaac Ariail Reed, University of Virginia Presider: Carmen Rowe, Boston University Anne Marie Champagne, Yale University Change and Divergence in Gendered Organizations: Explaining Presider: Isaac Ariail Reed, University of Virginia Women’s Under-Representation in Decision-Making Panelists: Julia Potter Adams, Yale University Madeleine Pape, University of Wisconsin-Madison Michael Rodriguez-Muñiz, Northwestern University Lion Pills and Failed Scientists: How Organizational Culture Jeffrey Goldfarb, New School for Social Research Facilitates Gendered Careers among Life Science Postdocs Dylan John Riley, University of California-Berkeley Anne Kathrin Kronberg, Goethe University, Frankfurt; 2171. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities. Feeling Race: Arabs and Muslims in the United States Session Organizer: Jessica Halliday Hardie, City University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, New York-Hunter College and The Graduate Center 8:30-10:10am Presider: Kristin Turney, University of California-Irvine Session Organizer: Louise Cainkar, Marquette University Low-income Black Mothers Parenting Adolescents in the Mass Presider: Kristine J. Ajrouch, Eastern Michigan University Incarceration Era: The Long Reach of Criminalization Resettled and Unsettled: Syrian Refugee Racialization Heba Sinikka Elliott, University of British Columbia; Megan Reid, Gowayed University of Wisconsin-Madison Guilty by Association: Iran, the United States, and the Power Does Education Homogenize Parenting Practices? Asta of Global Politics Sahar Sadeghi, Muhlenberg College Breinholt, University of Copenhagen Muslim Labor Force Participation in the United States: Gender When Does It Pay Off to Work? Childcare Costs and Inequality or Ethno-religious Penalties Eman Abdelhadi, Employment after Birth, 1984-2014 Pilar Gonalons-Pons, New York University University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Kristine J. Ajrouch, Eastern Michigan University Mothers’ Education Level and Time with Children: In What Spheres are There Inequalities? Melissa A. Milkie, 2172. Special Session. Neoliberal Racism/Racial University of Toronto; Dana Wray, University of Toronto Neoliberalism Getting the Court in Your Business: Parenting Time, Legal Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, Distrust, and Family Court Involvement Maureen Waller, 8:30-10:10am Cornell University Session Organizer: Andy Clarno, University of Illinois at Chicago 2174. Section on International Migration. Immigration, Presider: Andy Clarno, University of Illinois at Chicago Federalism, and Integration in U.S. States and Localities From Racial Capitalism to Racial Justice: Struggle in the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, American Empire Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Princeton 8:30-10:10am University Session Organizers: Angela S. Garcia, University of Chicago Black Studies and the Critique of Neoliberalism Roderick Jennifer A. Jones, University of Notre Dame Ferguson, University of Chicago Presider: Jennifer A. Jones, University of Notre Dame The Logic of Illogical Demands: Countering Neoliberalism at Emigrant Claims and Consular Protection Services in the the Grass Roots George Lipsitz, University of California- United States: Mexico’s Department of Protection Data, Santa Barbara 2010-2015 Ricardo David Martinez-Schuldt, University of Race, Resilience, Rebirth and the Neoliberal Remix of Public North Carolina-Chapel Hill Education in Post-Katrina New Orleans Adrienne Dixson, Local Laws and Local Networks: The Role of Civil Society University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Networks in Immigration Federalism Justin Steil, Discussant: Andy Clarno, University of Illinois at Chicago Massachusetts Institute of Technology Building on scholarship that explores the relationship between Long Term Effects of Legal Status/DACA Across Local neoliberalism and colorblind racism, this panel will analyze the complex Ecosystem and Through Changes in Immigration entanglements of racism and capitalism in the contemporary world. How do neoliberal projects articulate with efforts to restructure racial, colonial, and Federalism Robert Courtney Smith, City University of New imperial domination? The dynamics are complex and contradictory: shifts in York-Baruch College and The Graduate Center the racial composition of middle and upper classes alongside the deepening Mediating Illegality: Federal, State, and Institutional Policies in exploitation and abandonment of the racialized poor; a resurgence of virulent the Educational Experiences of Undocumented College white supremacy amid continued denials of structural racism; formal legal equality coupled with racialized policing and exclusionary state violence. As Students Martha Arhemi Morales Hernandez, University of elites attempt to expand relations of domination and exploitation, crises open California-Irvine; Daniel Millan, University of California- new terrain for local and transnational struggles against racism, capitalism, Irvine; Daisy Vazquez Vera, University of California-Los and heteropatriarchy. Bringing together scholars who analyze the racial Angeles dynamics of neoliberalism in the US and around the world, this panel will focus on the following questions: (1) What theoretical frames do you find Discussant: Shannon Marie Gleeson, Cornell University most productive for analyzing the shifting configurations of racism and capitalism in the contemporary world? (2) What are the most sophisticated or 2175. Special Session. Neighborhood Effects in the Age of Big dangerous new formations of racial neoliberalism/neoliberal racism? (3) Data Where do you see openings or spaces for opposing, escaping, or subverting Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, these formations? 8:30-10:10am 2173. Section on the Sociology of the Family. Parenting and Session Organizer: Corina Graif, Pennsylvania State University Inequality Panelists: Christopher R. Browning, Ohio State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, Robert J. Sampson, Harvard University 8:30-10:10am John R. Hipp, University of California-Irvine Andrew V. Papachristos, Northwestern University Noemi Mendez, U.S. Census Bureau Decades of research suggest that neighborhood disadvantage negatively This professional development, hands-on workshop will introduce and affects individuals' behavior and outcomes. Yet, studies like the Moving to expand upon the U.S. Census Bureau’s easily accessible data tools, with an Opportunity, a large field experiment in five US cities, showed that moving emphasis on social and economic data at the state and local levels. It will families from high- to low- poverty neighborhoods increased rather than include a brief history of the decennial census, list on-going census bureau decreased risky behavior among some youth. The proposed panel will surveys, explain census geographic concepts, and clarify available data sets address this and other similarly puzzling findings and connect them to two (i.e 1 yr. vs. 5 yr, etc.). Participants will have an opportunity to access, edit critical weaknesses of conventional neighborhood research: a) the and transpose tables and create thematic maps using state or local data from assumption that residential neighborhoods function independently of each the Census Bureau’s most prolific survey, The American Community Survey. other - ignoring risk factors in areas away from home where people interact Race, Ethnicity and Ancestry data will be highlighted in accordance with the with others; and b) as importantly, insufficient understanding of conference theme. Data tools such as Quickfacts, the American Factfinder, neighborhood mechanisms and heterogeneity in causal effects. The panelists My Congressional District, On the Map, and the newest tool, census.gov will will systematically discuss these and related critical barriers in the field be introduced. Laptops recommended. Information on future training together with possible solutions using recent advancements in Big Data sessions and workshops will be provided. analytics and computational social science. In order to model hidden interdependencies among individuals and neighborhoods and operationalize 2180. Section on Sociology of Development Refereed underlying mechanisms, sociologists are beginning to bring together multiple Roundtable Session large scale datasets with varied content, and complex structures like network Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 8:30- and spatial interdependencies, and match them to more traditional representative survey and observational data -- with implications for the 9:30am future of sociological research on neighborhood effects. The proposed Session Organizer: Benjamin Bradlow, Brown University panelists are distinguished scholars from different universities and come from Table 01. Cities different backgrounds and perspectives. They have written extensively on the Table Presider: Steven Edward Schmidt, University of subject of neighborhood effects, ecological networks, networks and geography, inter-neighborhood interactions and dependencies, social California-Irvine distance, and social capital -- and are pushing the boundaries of sociology in Schools of Citizenship: How Scale, Autonomy, and Context this rapidly growing area. Shape the Functions of Civil Society Ijlal H. Naqvi, 2176. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements. Singapore Management University Beyond the Civil Rights Paradigm: Inter-sectional The End Is Near: Shifting Police-Community-Drug Dealer Dynamics in Movements for Racial Justice (Cosponsored Relations in the Olympic Favela Stefanie Israel de with Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Souza, University of Notre Dame Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, The Multi-scalar State with Globalizing Visions: Recruiting 8:30-10:10am “High-end Talent” for Urban Development in China Session Organizers: Selina R. Gallo-Cruz, College of the Holy Yingchan Zhang, Northeastern University Cross Table 02. Bureaucracy and Institutions I Gilda Zwerman, State University of New York-Old Table Presider: Steven Samford, University of Michigan Westbury Do Political Institutions Improve Health? A Cross-national Presider: Belinda Robnett, University of California-Irvine Analysis of Democracy, State Health Spending, and Boundary Claims and Comparison Work in Early “Asian” and Weberian Bureaucracy Erin Metz McDonnell, University “Hispanic” Panethnic Movements G. Cristina Mora, of Notre Dame University of California-Berkeley; Dina G. Okamoto, The Developmental State as a Social Relation: Indiana University Reconsidering the Work of Nicos Poulantzas Jason Colorblind Anti-Corporatism: Globalization Politics and the Mueller, University of California-Irvine Consolidation of Colorblind Racial Regimes Eric Larson The State and Economic Development in the Americas: A Don’t Yuck My Yum: Putting Children First through Cross- Weberian View of Patrimonialism, Bureaucracy, and community Collective Action Among Parents of Color Growth Timothy P. Wickham-Crowley, Georgetown Jennifer Elena Cossyleon, Loyola University University How Does the Non-profit Industrial Complex Impact Why Developmental States Accept Guest Workers: Movements Led By People of Color? Michelle Oyakawa, Bureaucratic Policy-making and the Politics of Labour University of California-Santa Barbara Migration Jack Jin Gary Lee, Oberlin College Discussant: Belinda Robnett, University of California-Irvine Table 03. Bureaucracy and Institutions II Table Presider: Lorna Lueker Zukas, National University 2177. Professional Development Workshop. Bringing Socio- Cultivating Violence: Trade Liberalization, Labor Economics Statistics Close to Home: Using State and Informality, and the Mexican Drug Trade Joel S. Local Census Data in the Classroom Herrera, University of California-Los Angeles Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Fue el Estado: Social Movements and Neoliberal 8:30-10:10am Development in Mexico Christy Thornton, Johns Session Organizers: Joe Quartullo, U.S. Census Bureau Hopkins University Producer Predictors for Maintaining Fairtrade Certification Innovation from the Global South Amy Yuan Zhou, and Overall Satisfaction with the Scheme: A SEM Path University of California-Los Angeles Analysis Anne Mook, University of Florida Getting a Feel for Development: How Feelings Research The Burkinabè State and Natural Resources Management: Can Provide New Insights into Development Workers Internal Tensions and External Pressures Antoine Sophia Boutilier, State University of New York-Stony Dolcerocca, State University of New York-Binghamton Brook Table 04. Knowledge Table 08. Health and Population Table Presider: Ryan James Parsons, Princeton University Table Presider: Helena E. Dagadu, Loyola University-Chicago Counted as Present, but Quiet as Mice: The Governing A Migration Story: Projecting Population Change in Role of Metrics in Gender-related Development Argentina Anne DeLessio-Parson, Pennsylvania State Programming Emily Springer, University of Minnesota University If You Fall, Stand Up Again: Financial Literacy as Debt- Direct or Distributive Impacts on Health: A Cross-national Discipline Maryann Bylander, Lewis & Clark College; Examination of Democracy and Infant Mortality Mark Phasy Res, Independent Scholar D. Noble, Lehigh University Translation as Knowledge Production: Where There is No Social Disadvantage and Mental Health: A Developing Doctor in Tamil Lillian Walkover, University of Country Perspective Aashish Gupta, University of California-San Francisco Pennsylvania; Diane Coffey, University of Texas-Austin When Global Economic Ideas Become Political: Economic The Colonial Hangover in Africa's Population Dynamics Knowledge Regimes, Politics and the Public in China Joan Ryan, University of Pennsylvania Yibing Shen, Brown University Table 05. Land 2181. Sociology in Practice Settings Symposium. Workshop on Integrity and Action: How to Bring Your Sociological Table Presider: Manjusha S. Nair, George Mason University Awareness, Theory, and Methods to Applied Settings Ecologically Unequal Exchange and Governance: A Cross- national Analysis of Forest Loss Jamie Marie Sommer, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 8:30- 10:10am State University of New York-Stony Brook Session Organizer: Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Examining Brazil’s Northeast Question: The Agrarian Roots Association of Underdevelopment in Brazil’s Poorest Region Chris Carlson, City University of New York-The Graduate Presider: Lesleigh Arlene Campanale, IEEE Cultural Competence and Cultural Humility: Navigating Center Racialized Emotions, Class and Culture as an Outside Fictitious but Not Utopian: Land Commodification in Polanyi and Rural India Michael Levien, Johns Hopkins Evaluator Mindy L. 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Branigan, University of Illinois at Schlesinger, DePaul University Chicago; Jeremy Freese, Stanford University; Steven Gender in CJ-oriented Drug Treatment: Rethinking Sidney, Kaiser Permanente “Hegemonic Masculinity” Kerwin Kaye, Wesleyan Table 09: Politics of Whiteness University Doing Diversity or Keeping Homogeneity: Masculinity and Table 06: Race and Emotions Whiteness in Rock Music Classification Julian Schaap, Coping with the Violent Death of a Friend: The Erasmus University; Pauwke Berkers, Erasmus Disenfranchised Grief of Black Adolescent Boys Nora University Gross, University of Pennsylvania From Ferguson to Gamergate to Charlottesville: Emotional Prejudice-Types Nicole M. Butkovich Kraus, Masculinity and Whiteness in Social Movement Rutgers University Mobilization Josephine Nummi, Texas A&M University The Circulation of Affects and Emotions in Racialized Where’s the White in White Working Class? Trump, Race, Encounters Pablo Vila, Temple University; Edward and the 2016 Election Robert Biggert, Assumption College Session Organizer: Matthew K. Grace, Hamilton College You're Calling Me a Racist? The Affective and Moral Table 01. New Health Technologies and Alternative Care Terrain of Everyday Relations of Race Sarita Srivastava, Approaches Queen's University Table Presider: Ramya Madhavan Rajagopalan, University of Table 10: Race and Gender in Movements Wisconsin-Madison The Varying Use of Racial Frames by French Social 10,000 Steps to the Doctor’s Office: Patient-generated Movements Gregory Smithsimon, City University of Data and the Boundaries of Medical Authority New York-Brooklyn Marianne Neal-Joyce, University of Massachusetts- We Have a Global Black Village: The Transnational Amherst Movements for Black Lives Brittany Lee Frederick, Acceptability of CAM Interventions for ADHD among Boston University College Students: Implications for Tai Chi Sandra H. Table 11. Youth Movements Sulzer, Utah State University Black and Latino Young Men, Intersectionality, and Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine in Clinical Grassroots Youth Organizing Across California Uriel Research and Practice Ramya Madhavan Rajagopalan, Serrano, University of California-Santa Cruz University of Wisconsin-Madison (I Want To) Change the World: An Analysis of Future Tracking the Rise of Geriatric Emergency Departments in Orientation of Homeless Youth in Atlanta Ana LaBoy, the United States John G. Schumacher, University of Georgia State University Maryland-Baltimore County; Jon Mark Hirshon, We Have a Place Here Too: Black Girls Run as a Minority University of Maryland, Baltimore; Phil Magidson, Culture of Mobility Alicia Smith-Tran, Case Western Johns Hopkins University; Marilyn Chrisman, Winter Reserve University Park Memorial Hospital; Terisita M. Hogan, University Table 12. Inequality in Work of Chicago Effects of Race and Gender on Perceived Employment Table 02. Obesity, Body Weight, and Diet Discrimination Chrystal Hicks, Texas Woman's Table Presider: Ashley Wendell Kranjac, Chapman University University Decomposing Trends in Child Obesity Ashley Wendell Girls’ Domestic and Care Work in Brazil: Educational Kranjac, Chapman University; Robert L. Wagmiller, Consequences and Connections to Mothers’ Work Aida Temple University Villanueva, University of Texas-Austin; Maria Carolina Is Your Weight “Healthy”? The Association between Mota Pereira Aragao, University of Texas-Austin Perceived Weight throughout Early Life and Adult Self- On Her Shoulders: Household Reproduction and Domestic rated Health Iliya Gutin, University of North Carolina- Workers in Peru Leda M. Perez, Universidad del Chapel Hill Pacifico Stressful Life Events Predict Increased Consumption of The Only Woman in the Room: Understanding the Gender Sweets in Adolescence: Longitudinal Analysis of Gap in Multidistrict Litigation Leadership ELSPAC Prospective Cohort Elizabeth Helene Baker, Appointments Dana Alvare, University of Delaware University of Alabama-Birmingham; Irena Stepanikova, Table 13. Relationships and Reproduction University of Alabama-Birmingham; Gabriela Oates, Racial Logics of Abortion: Racial Variations in Support for University of Alabama-Birmingham; Julie Bienertová Abortion in the 2014 GSS Amalia Ashley, University of Vasku, Masaryk University; Jana Klánová, Masaryk Arizona University; Jana Svancara, Masaryk University Revisiting “Gendered Eugenics”: Race and Egg Donation The Weight of SES, Eace/ethnicity, and Gender: A Markets in an Era of Racial Resentment Erin Heidt- Systematic Examination of the Social Causes of Obesity Forsythe, Pennsylvania State University Gabriele Ciciurkaite, Utah State University Sentencing Hearings as Sites for Rhetorical Reclamation of Using Photovoice to Explore Social Determinants of Black Motherhood: The Case of Marissa Alexander Obesity in two Underserved Communities in the Caliesha Lavonne Comley, Boston College Southeast Lori Brand Bateman, University of Alabama- Telling an Exceptional Love Story: Interrogating Televised Birmingham; Gabriela Oates, University of Alabama- Narratives of Mixed Unions in Canada Tanvi Sirari, Birmingham; Zachary R. Simoni, University of Alabama- University of British Columbia Birmingham; Mona N. Fouad, University of Alabama- Birmingham 2184. Section on Medical Sociology Refereed Roundtable Table 03. Social Mobility and Intergenerational Processes Session Table Presider: Lucie Kalousova, Nuffield College, University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 8:30- of Oxford 9:30am Intergenerational Reproduction of Social Class and Smoking Lucie Kalousova, Nuffield College, University Alexandra Veselka-Bush, University of North Texas; of Oxford Nichola Driver, University of Arkansas-Little Rock Severing the Ties of Intergenerational Substance Use: An Table 07. Healthcare Organization and Policy Exploration of the Moderating Influence of Religiosity Table Presider: Jordan McMillan Rees, University of Susan Jacobs, Duke University Connecticut Struggling in the Land of Opportunity: Population A Review of State-level Public Reporting for Healthcare- Heterogeneity in the Effect of Social Mobility on Health Associated Infections Eric R. Van Rite, American Jake Tarrence, Ohio State University Institutes for Research Table 04. Race, Ethnicity, and Health Disparities Coercive Conformity: Does Mandated Reporting of Table Presider: Elyas Bakhtiari, College of William and Mary Hospital Errors Improve Patient Safety? Teresa L. African American Health Lifestyles and Mortality in the Scheid, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Deep South William C. Cockerham; Bryant Walker Maureen Walsh Koricke, Queens University Hamby, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Shawn Gender and Race in the Welfare State: Effectiveness of the Bauldry, Purdue University; Mario Sims, University of Affordable Care Act Jordan McMillan Rees, University Mississippi Medical Center of Connecticut Racial Double Disadvantage in the Process of Disablement The Changing Hospital-community Relationship: Toward a Ben Lennox Kail, Georgia State University; Miles G. Multidisciplinary Research Framework Berkeley Franz, Taylor, Florida State University; Nick Rogers, State Ohio University; Jonathan R. Wynn, University of University of New York-Stony Brook Massachusetts-Amherst; Daniel Skinner, Ohio Sharecropper's Tuberculosis: Pathologies of Power in a University Fatal Outbreak Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of Transitioning to Baby-Friendly: Challenges and Successes Alabama; Towanda Pettway, University of Alabama; Amanda M. Lubold, Indiana State University Joe Weber, University of Alabama Table 08. The Doctor-Patient Relationship Table 05. Reproductive Health and Decision-making Table Presider: Karen Albright, University of Denver Table Presider: Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati System Distrust as a Barrier to Treating Homeless Veterans A Limited Market: The Infertility Industry's Recruitment of Karen Albright, University of Denver Gay Men as Surrogacy Clients Heather Jacobson, Trust in Physicians as a Key Dimension of Randomized University of Texas-Arlington Controlled Trial Participation in Clinical Addictions Contested Prescriptions: Medication Abortion, Physician Research Kaitlyn Jaffe, University of British Columbia; Authority, and the Politics of Women’s Health Danielle Kanna Hayashi, Simon Fraser University; MJ Milloy, Bessett, University of Cincinnati University of British Columbia; Kora DeBeck, Simon Reframing the Birth Movement: The Effects of Fraser University; Lindsey Richardson, University of Consumerization and Exclusion Alec Cali, State British Columbia University of New York-Stony Brook Understanding How Gender Impacts the Decision Process Situating Oneself in the Intersectional Hierarchy and to Undergo Certain Surgeries Compared to Uncertain Women’s Sterilization Decisions Ophra Leyser-Whalen, Surgeries Dajuan Ferrell, University of Wisconsin- University of Texas-El Paso Milwaukee Table 06. 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McConnell, Indiana Infant Feeding Practices Tanya A. Nieri, University of University-Bloomington California-Riverside; Ann Cheney, University of Negotiating Medication Adherence in a Complex California-Riverside Treatment Environment Elizabeth Gage-Bouchard, The Influence of Immigrant Generation and Acculturation Roswell Park Cancer Institute; Karen Lutfey Spencer, on Breastfeeding Behaviors for U.S. Hispanic Mothers University of Colorado-Denver; Susan LaValley, State University of New York-Buffalo; Julia Devonish, Roswell Jimenez, University of Minnesota Park Cancer Institute Emotional Economies of Scale: Organizational Structure of No Use for Doctors’ Orders: Class and Culture in Deliberate Emotional Labor in For-profit Home Health Tina Wu, Refusals of Medical Care Lindsay Wood Glassman, University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Lay Community Health Workers as Social Capital Builders: Racialized and Gendered Narratives of Navigating Autism Implications for Social Capital Interventions Crystal M. Services Jennifer S. 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Emily and Perceived Social Support Janette Norrington, Allia Hammad Mrig, University of Colorado-Denver University of Michigan Financial and Work Burdens among Rural Cancer Survivors Social Network Diversity and Cognitive Function of Korean Emily Hallgren, University of Illinois at Chicago; Leslie Older Adults Juyeon Kim, University of Seoul Carnahan, University of Illinois at Chicago; Kristine Social Support, Health Literacy and Health: A Study among Zimmermann, University of Illinois at Chicago; Yamile Young and Older Adults in Ghana Padmore Adusei Molina, University of Illinois at Chicago Amoah, Lingnan University, Hong Kong Racial Differences in Prevention Decision Making among Who Will Do All These if I am Not Around? Social Capital Women at High Risk of Breast Cancer Tasleem Juana and Well-being of Inpatients Padmore Adusei Amoah, Padamsee, Ohio State University; Anna V. 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Brewer, University making Lauren Diamond-Brown, Boston College of Chicago Re-prioritizing the Patient amidst Changing Healthcare The New Mothers’ Little Helpers: Medicalization, Practices: Frontline Staff Members’ Perspectives on Victimization, and Criminalization of Motherhood via Using Health Technology Meredith R. Bergey, Villanova Prescription Drugs Michelle Hannah Smirnova, University; Jennifer C. Goldsack, Value Institute, University of Missouri - Kansas City; Jennifer Gatewood Christiana Care Health System; Edmondo J. Robinson, Owens Value Institute, Christiana Care Health System Table 15. Trends and Determinants of Mental Health Work-life Balance in Medical Practice: The Reproduction of Table Presider: Kaleea Regina Lewis, University of South Patriarchy and the Politics of Gender Jennifer Carolina McDonald, York University; Claudia N. Chaufan, York Inequality in Determinants of Suicidal Ideation in South University Korea Jaein Lee, University of Maryland-College Park Table 12. 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Riley, Bowdoin College Inequality and Diversity Shape Health Disparities Finding Dr. Kim: Factors Associated with How Korean Xiaozhao Yousef Yang; Anning Hu, Fudan University Immigrants Find Doctors in the United States Sou Hyun The Moderating Effects of Neighborhood Foreclosure on Jang, City University of New York-The Graduate Center Recent Foreclosure and Mental and Physical Health Integration Measures and the Subjective Well-being of Sarah Seelye, University of Michigan; Lucie Kalousova, Refugees: Evidence from a Representative German Nuffield College, University of Oxford; Sarah Burgard, Refugee Panel Lena Walther, Charité University University of Michigan Medicine Berlin; Lukas Marian Fuchs, Freie Universität Table 20. 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Section on Sociology of Development Cathryn Beeson-Lynch, Vanderbilt University Business Meeting Reframing Fathers: Dad Bloggers as a Digital Counterpublic Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 9:30- Casey Scheibling, McMaster University 10:10am Table 03. The Relationships Between Online and Offline Social 2183. Meeting. Section on Race, Gender, and Class Business Ties Meeting Actual/Virtual Social Ties in Massive Multiplayer Online Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 9:30- Games Juan Gerardo Arroyo Flores, University of South 10:10am Florida Finding Friends: Understanding the Role of Social Media in 2184. Meeting. Section on Medical Sociology Business the Construction of Offline Social Networks Alecea Meeting Standlee, Gettysburg College Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 9:30- Technology and the Necessity of Offline Interaction at 10:10am Work Lanu Kim, University of Washington Sunday, 10:00 am Overcoming the Digital Participation Divide: Using Community Building to Promote Socio-technical Skills 2131. Meeting. Reconstructing Justice: Living Beyond the Howard T. Welser, Ohio University; Michael Allan Carceral State Dickard, Drexel University Pennsylvania Convention Center, Arch Street Entrance, Level Table 04. The Information Environment 100, 10:00am-12:30pm In Search of Citizenship: Affective Modalities of Birth Tourism on the Russian Web Olga Boichak, Syracuse 2131. Meeting. Industrial Landscapes of Philadelphia University Pennsylvania Convention Center, Arch Street Entrance, Level Internet, Medical Encounters and Subjective Health: 100, 10:00am-12:30pm Moderating and Mediating Roles of Trust, and Health Sunday, 10:30 am Literacy Gul Seckin, University of North Texas; Thomas Degreve, University of North Texas; Jennifer Wyatt, 2207. Section on Communication, Information Technologies, University of North Texas and Media Sociology Refereed Roundtable Session Table 05. Identity and Influence in the Digital Landscape Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 10:30- Table Presider: Margaret McGladrey, University of Kentucky 11:30am #MeToo and the Digital Black Feminist Critique of Session Organizer: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Colorblind Feminist Politics Leslie Jones, University of Table 01. Digital Geographies Pennsylvania Table Presider: Andrew David Nevin, University of Toronto Stratifying Statuses: Penalties of Female Attractiveness Digital Sister Cities: San Francisco and Paris Michel S. and Male Blackness of Twitter Anne Groggel, Indiana Laguerre, University of California-Berkeley University; Shirin Nilizadeh, Carnegie Mellon University; On Display: Social Media and Status Politics in Urban Fabio Rojas, Indiana University; Apu Kapadia, Indiana Scenes John D. Boy, University of Amsterdam; Justus University; Yong-Yeol Ahn, Indiana University Uitermark, University of Amsterdam Tweeting about my moustache: How Online Identity Spatial and Social Embeddedness of Emergency Contact influences Collected Donations in Online Health Ties Emily J. Smith, University of California-Irvine; John Campaigns Anna Priante, University of Twente; Michel R. Hipp, University of California-Irvine; Nicholas Nagle, L. Ehrenhard, University of Twente; Tijs van der Broek, University of Tennessee-Knoxville University of Twente; Ariana Need; Djoerd Hiemstra, Geographical Diffusion of Protests in China: Evidences University of Twente from Social Media Mengyang Zhao, University of Table 06. Music and Music Industries Pennsylvania; Ye Wang, New York University Table Presider: Andrew M. Lindner, Skidmore College Table 02. Digital Communities Copyleft in the Creative Industries: Labour Process, Table Presider: Kenneth M. Kambara, LIM College Content Value and Community Ties among Creators of Fantasy Seasons: Time, Ritual and Community within the Music Milosz Miszczynski, Kozminski University, Poland game of Fantasy Sports Samantha Nicole Jaroszewski, Critics, Discourse and the Afterlives of Rock Icons Taylor Princeton University Price, University of Toronto Cool Kids and Wise Dinosaurs: The Paradoxes of Youth and 11:30am Aging in the Media Industries Alexandre Frenette, Session Organizers: Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame Arizona State University Linda E. Francis, Cleveland State University Table 07. ICT Users and Uses Presider: Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University Panelists: Kaitlin M. Boyle, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Examining Self-reports of Technological Device Addiction State University and the Relationship to Morality and Meaning Justin J. Robert Freeland, Elizabeth City State University Nelson, Baylor University Kimberly Brooke Rogers, Dartmouth College Dividing the Grey Divide: Deconstructing Myths about Jun Zhao, Dartmouth College Older Adults’ Online Activities, Skills, and Attitudes 2210. Section on Animals and Society. Presented Research Renwen Zhang, Northwestern University; Anabel Quan- Explores How Human and Non-human Animals Co-exist Haase, University of Western Ontario; Carly Williams, Western University; Maria Kicevski, NetLab Network; and Interact in Society Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 10:30am- Isioma Elueze, Western University 12:10pm (Re)drawing Boundaries: Teachers and Students Session Organizer: Michelle Marie Proctor, Madonna Contesting the Integration of Digital Technologies in the Classroom Brooke Dinsmore, University of Virginia University Animals at Risk? Assessing the Influence of Altruism and Factor Differences in Generations' Digital Skills: Leisure Interspecies Relationships on Perceptions of Hydraulic Activities and the Need for Cognition Joohyun Oh, Fracturing. Cameron Thomas Whitley, Rutgers University- Yonsei University Table 08. Political Economy Camden Atheism in the American Animal Rights Movement: An Table Presider: James C. Witte, George Mason University Invisible Majority Corey Lee Wrenn, Monmouth University Business Instrumentalism in U.S., Swedish, and French Media: A Content Analysis of How Ownership Matters For the Birds: Protecting Wildlife through the Naturalist Gaze Elizabeth Cherry, Manhattanville College Timothy Neff, New York University; Rodney Benson, Spokes in the Wheel: The Effects of Policy Reform on New York University Mobilization Erin M. Evans, Institute for Health and Socio- Gramscian Hegemony in the Digital Age: A Study on Crowdfunding Tiffany Cheng, Barnard College, Economic Policy Columbia University 2211. Section on Consumers and Consumption. Open Topic Table 09. Digital Discourse on Consumers and Consumption Table Presider: Paul D. Lopes, Colgate University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, Disagreement and Democracy in the Digital Age Ashley Lee 10:30am-12:10pm The Wisdom of Polarized Crowds Feng Shi, University of Session Organizer: Joel P. Stillerman, Grand Valley State North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Misha Teplitskiy, Harvard University University; Eamon Duede, University of Chicago; James Presider: Joel P. Stillerman, Grand Valley State University A. Evans, University of Chicago How Risky Debt became Ordinary: The Normalization Forex Table 10. Digital Contours of Development and Decolonialism Mortgages in Postsocialist Hungary Lena Pellandini- Table Presider: Margaret Rex, State University of New York- Simanyi, ELTE; Zsuzsanna Vargha, University of Leicester Buffalo Another Person’s Peril: Proximity Risk, Peanut Allergy, and Digital Inequalities in Development and Humanitarianism the Cultural Politics of Shared Spaces Michaela DeSoucey, Silke Roth, University of Southampton; Markus Luczak- North Carolina State University; Miranda R. Waggoner, Roesch, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Florida State University Decolonial Options for Cultural Techniques and the Taste Regimes and the Construction of Legitimacy for Natural Inequalities in Digital Literacy and Digital Cultural Wine Jennifer Smith Maguire, University of Leicester Health Literacy. Alexander I. Stingl, Collège d'études About Us: Authentic Identity Claims of Microbreweries Mondiales; Mohammad Golam N. Mozumder, Amanda Koontz, University of Central Florida; Nathaniel University of Pittsburgh Gray Chapman, Arkansas Tech University Interrogating the “D” in ICT for Gender and Development Discussant: Daniel Thomas Cook, Rutgers University Christobel Asiedu, Louisiana Tech University 2212. Section on Body and Embodiment Refereed 2209. Section on Sociology of Emotions. Sociology of Roundtable Session Emotions Chair's Hour: Neil MacKinnon's Legacy Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 10:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 10:30- 11:30am Session Organizer: Edward Orozco Flores, University of understand the emotions surrounding ethno-racial identity and experiences California-Merced for U.S.-based Caribbeans and their descendants. In this, the panelist will address some of the questions raised in sociology for decades around how Table 01. Capitalism, Bodies and Reproduction of Difference these communities identify, how they experience race and racism, the extent Table Presider: April Hovav, University of Southern California to which they feel close to other ethno-racial groups, and if/when they Becoming Breasted: Embodied Differences in Girls' mobilize around ethno-racial identities. This question around political Initiations into Bra-Wearing Katelynn Bishop, University participation is particularly salient today as these processes of racial formation are unfolding amidst the increasing politicization of race with the of California-Santa Barbara emergence of the movement for black lives and movements against the Classing Health: Mothers, Risk Management, and the Body criminalization of immigrant During and After Pregnancy Katherine Mason, Wheaton College 2215. Thematic Session. Attachments, Practices and Exclusions in Racialized Urban Spaces Technoscience and the Future of Milk: Case Studies in a Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 10:30am- Biomedical Mode of Reproduction Krista Mary Smith Sigurdson, Stanford University 12:10pm Session Organizer: Sarah Neal, University of Sheffield Table 02. Sex and the Presentation of Bodies Street Ball and Show-time in Spaces of Marginalisation: Table Presider: Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple University Filipino Migrant Men’s Leisure Practices in Multicultural Gay Men’s Sexual Position Identity Development: The Role of Reflected Appraisals Philip J. Pettis, Vanderbilt Sydney and Singapore Kristine Aquino, University of Technology Sydney University; Yvonne Chen, Vanderbilt University; Andrea Feeling Time: How Homophily, Homogeneity, and Hostility Becker, City University of New York Shapes White Temporality Matthew W. Hughey, University Inequity in Life and Death: Exploring the Construction of Gender in “Body Worlds” Jessica Poling, Rutgers of Connecticut Urban Renewal and Fragmented Socio-political Engagement in University Urban Environments Christina R. Jackson, Stockton 2213. Presidential Panel. Former ASA Presidents Reflect on University Race and Emotion Discussant: Sarah Neal, University of Sheffield Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, This proposed thematic session aims to examine the ways in which local, 10:30am-12:10pm ethnically and socially diverse urban populations relate to the places, localities and neighbourhoods in which their everyday life happens. In Session Organizer: Margaret L. Andersen, University of particular panellists will focus on quotidian social and sustainability practices Delaware and social interactions between proximate multicultural populations within Presider: Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware particular urban environments. In this context speakers will bring together Panelists: Patricia Hill Collins, University of Maryland-College research which explores people’s micro geographies of the places in which they live and discuss the ways these are shaped by affection, comfort and Park presence on the one hand and avoidance, anxiety and exclusion on the other. Evelyn Nakano Glenn, University of California-Berkeley What are the factors, experiences and values that shape social relations to The White Racial Frame: Beyond Bias and Prejudice Joe R. multicultural localities and in what ways do racialized reputations of places Feagin, Texas A&M University and neighbourhoods play a part in these? The three panellists will address and expand on these themes and questions through their work in very 2214. Thematic Session. Feeling Race, Feeling Erased: The different national contexts of urban multiculture but each sharing a preoccupation with the interconnection between the social and the spatial. Politics of Racial Identity amongst Caribbeans in the Drawing on their own work in the area the discussant will offer a comparative United States reflexive analysis across the presentations. Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 10:30am- 12:10pm 2216. Thematic Session. The Obama Effect Session Organizer: Tianna S. Paschel, University of California- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, Berkeley 10:30am-12:10pm Panelists: Marcelle Mandisa Medford, University of Chicago Session Organizer: Deborah K. King, Dartmouth College Michael Rodriguez-Muñiz, Northwestern University You Will Not Replace Us: Networked White Feelings in the Wendy D. Roth, University of British Columbia Wake of the First Black President Jessie Daniels, City This session will examine the politics of racial identity among Caribbeans University of New York-Hunter College and The Graduate in the United States. Despite their long trajectories of migration to the United Center States, and numerical weight, this group has not been at the center of Rethinking -- and Reinvesting in -- Race and Identity Politics in dominant theorizations of race in the U.S. With presentations from scholars a Post-Obama Political Climate Alford A. Young, University working on communities with roots in the Anglophone and Hispanophone Caribbean, this panel will analyze how these communities make sense of of Michigan themselves within, through and outside of U.S. racial classification systems Deconstructing the Politics of Hate: Militant Tiny Publics, and U.S. racial politics. In focusing on these communities, each with their own Cultural Warfare, and the Destruction of Racial Progress unique histories of migration and colonization, this thematic session seeks to Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College Discussant: Deirdre Royster, New York University Exploring Racialized Emotions Mary Anna Robertson, This session focuses on how the election of Barack Obama as President of California State University-San Marcos the United States offered a promise of social and political change within the Teaching Sociology at the Community College: Focusing on country. However, this positively held belief by many Americans did not usher us into what some believed might be a post racial/political society. Thus, we the Social Construction of Race and Culture Michael are left with questions of race and change in the 21st century, like the issues Lewis Sanow, Commuiity College of Baltimore County we faced during the 20th century and the new doubling down of once hidden Race, Emotions, and Friendship: Insights from Student know seen issues associated with race and ethnicity. Essays Joan M. Hermsen, University of Missouri; Emily 2218. Policy and Research Workshop. Public Launch and Murray, University of Missouri Training for Sociological use of MIDFIELD Dataset on My Professor is an Angry (Black) Woman: Strategies for Undergraduate Student Persistence Combating Controlling Images in the Classroom Bedelia Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 10:30am- Nicola Richards, University of Richmond 12:10pm Table 02. Technology Serving Teaching and Learning Session Organizer: Michelle Madsen Camacho, University of Creating Effective Student-Centered Videos for Sociology San Diego Courses Mel Moore, University of Northern Colorado Co-Leaders: Susan Lord, University of San Diego, Engineering How to Read Academic Research: A Voicethread Video Matthew Ohland, Purdue University Laura J. Napolitano, Rutgers University-Camden This workshop represents a public launch of a longitudinal database of For Students, by Students: Engaging Millennials through individual student records at 100 institutions across the USA. In this Technology to Develop Educational Resources workshop participants will be provided with context to understand the Jonathan M. Cox, University of Central Florida; Brittny potential of the database, explore research with this resource, and learn how to access the database. Originally funded to understand disparities in student A. Wells, University of Central Florida outcomes for undergraduates in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Is OER Enough? Experiences from a Textbook (STEM) majors (primarily engineering), the dataset has been continuously Transformation Project Christina Wolfe, Georgia funded by the National Science Foundation for 30 years, rendering a unique Highlands College census of undergraduate student persistence over time in all majors. Sociologists working on issues of inequities in education, particularly STEM Table 03. Preparing Students for Life After College education, will benefit from learning how to access and use these data. The Using Reflective Prompts to Help Students Connect Course name of the database is the “Multiple-Institution Database for Investigating Concepts and Competencies to Career Readiness Engineering Longitudinal Development” (MIDFIELD). MIDFIELD is a Andrea Nicole Hunt, University of North Alabama comprehensive resource that contains a wealth of student unit-record data including demographic, enrollment, course performance, and graduation data Developing Professionalism: Using the Organizational obtained directly from partner universities. The data are de-identified, clean, Socialization Construct to Orient Undergraduate coded, and curated into sociological categories. The National Science Internship Students to Professional Careers Johanna Foundation encourages public use of this dataset through partnerships and Bishop data use agreements; there are no fees associated with access or use of the MIDFIELD dataset. After the workshop, participants will have achieved the Table 04. Taking Sociology Beyond the Classroom following learning objectives: -Describe longitudinal NSF database called Sociological Learning to Action: Using Social Action MIDFIELD, and understand its potential for understanding diversity in Projects to Promote Community Engagement beyond academic persistence of students by group, and across time and space. - the Classroomunity Kristin Pitts, Chattahoochee Valley Demonstrate previous findings from this database -Identify new sociological questions that could be answered with MIDFIELD -Outline process to join and Community College; Kandace M. Henry, University of access MIDFIELD The format of this workshop will incorporation a multi- North Georgia method-, active-learning approach with small group work, and a participatory Taking Students to the Field: Experiential Learning and format. Cultivating Future Sociologists Robin G. Isserles, City 2222. Teaching and Learning Symposium Roundtable Session University of New York-Borough of Manhattan Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 10:30am- Community College; Michelle A. Ronda, City University 12:10pm of New York-Borough of Manhattan Community Session Organizers: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American College Sociological Association Table 05. Teaching for Social Justice and Human Rights Katherine R. Rowell, Sinclair Community College Teaching the Sociology of Social Justice Valerie L. Chepp, Brian Kapitulik, Greenfield Community College Hamline University Rebecca Bach, Duke University Rizoma Field School: Discovering Experiential Learning in a Table 01. Teaching About Race Latin American Context Ashley Colby Fitzgerald, Teaching Race: Strategies and Techniques for Active Washington State University Learning Sharon Yee, Chandler Gilbert Community The Classroom as a Vehicle for Recommitting Campus to College Goals of Civic Mindedness and Social Responsibility Using True Storytelling in the Classroom as a Tool for Aaron J. Howell, State University of New York- Farmingdale Holocaust and Human Rights Education: Feeling Like Uneven Developments: Power, Capital, and Nature in the Upstanders Michael F. Polgar, Pennsylvania State Modern World-System University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 10:30am- Open Educational Resources in Criminal Justice: Equity and 12:10pm community college students Jean Amaral, City Session Organizer: Amy Adams Quark, College of William & University of New York-Borough of Manhattan Mary Community College; Shirley Leyro, Borough of Presider: Amy Adams Quark, College of William & Mary Manhattan Community College; Brenda K. Vollman, Chemical Fertilizer in the Making of National Agricultures and City University of New York-Borough of Manhattan National Industries, 1870–WWII Marion W. Dixon, Community College American University Table 06. Teaching Sociology in the Age of Trump Ecological Civilization in the Mountains: Discourse and They are Demanding Special Treatment! Using Practice in China’s Walnut Boom and Bust John Aloysius Intersectionality to Teach about Identity in the Zinda, Cornell University; Jun He, Yunnan University Conservative-majority Classroom Debjani Chakravarty, Food Regimes, Hunger Regimes, Disease Regimes: A World- Utah Valley University; Jamie Child, Utah Valley historical Reinterpretation Farshad A. Araghi, Florida University Atlantic University Experiencing and Feeling Anti-semitism: Sociology of Anti- The Double Dialectic of Food Regimes Ben Marley, State semitism (Organized By ASSJ and Berman Jewish University of New York-Binghamton DataBank) Arnold Dashefsky, University of Connecticut; The Uneven Ecological Development of a Bivalve: Oyster Paul Burstein, University of Washington; Harriet Production in the Long Twentieth Century Kirk S. Hartman, Rowan University; Ira M. Sheskin, University Lawrence, St. Joseph's College, New York; John Peter of Miami Antonacci Teaching Social Problems in the Era of "Fake News" Ada Haynes, Tennessee Tech University; Jacob Kelley, 2224. Regular Sessions. Emerging Issues in Mental Health Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 10:30am- Tennessee Tech University 12:10pm Teaching Climate Change (and Teaching Sociology through Session Organizer: David R. Williams, Harvard University teaching Climate Change) in Intro Courses Andrew Szasz, University of California-Santa Cruz Information vs. Inspiration: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Stigma Reduction Messages Amy Kroska, University of Society Mattars: Teaching Neoliberalism in Qatar Hasan Oklahoma; Sarah K. Harkness, University of Iowa Mahmud, Northwestern University in Qatar Table 07. Innovations in Teaching and Learning at the Marital Strain and Psychological Distress: A Dyadic and Gendered Approach Michael Alexis Garcia, University of Graduate Level Texas-Austin Graduate Student Statistics Preparation Bootcamp Emily Mode of Entry into Mental Health Care and Perceptions about Kiyoko Carian, Stanford University; Rebecca Gleit, Stanford University; John Muñoz, Stanford University the Effectiveness of Treatment Sirry Alang, Lehigh University The Inclusion of Service Learning in Medical School Parental Coresidence Transitions and Psychological Well-being Curricula to Revive Medicine’s Social Contract Tariem among Contemporary Young Adults in the United States Atauren Burroughs, Temple university Table 08. Active Learning in the Sociology Classroom Jennifer Caputo, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Getting Them Talking: Interactive Discussion Strategies to The Heterogeneous Effects of Neighborhood Racial Diversity Engage Students from Intro through Senior Seminar Carolyn Corrado, State University of New York-New on Depression: The Role of Interracial Dynamics Nelson Travis Saldana, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Paltz; Tamara L. Smith, Westfield State University; Discussant: Elaine Wethington, Cornell University Wendy Christensen, William Paterson University Adapting Two-Stage Testing for Sociology: Lessons from 2237. Meeting. Student Forum Advisory Panel STEM Classrooms Melissa Fletcher Pirkey, Cornell Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 302, Level 3, 10:30am- University 12:10pm More Engagement, Less Lecture: Flipping Your Introductory Sociology Course with Team-based 2238. Meeting. Committee on the Status of Persons with Learning Jennifer Roebuck Bulanda, Miami University; Disabilities in Sociology Shelby Frye Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 303, Level 3, 10:30am- 12:10pm 2223. Section on Political Economy of the World System. 2239. Meeting. COPE Committee Meeting Supergentrification in Aspen, Colorado Jenny M. Stuber, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 304, Level 3, 10:30am- University of North Florida; Krista E. Paulsen, University of 12:10pm North Florida Commercial Gentrification and Racially Diverse and 2248. Regular Sessions. Social Inequality and Stratification: Segregated Spaces in Two Chicago Neighborhoods Steven Analytical Advances and Empirical Applications Tuttle, Loyola University-Chicago Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 10:30am- Facing the Past in the Gentrified Present: Organizational 12:10pm Nostalgia and Memory in Two Boston Neighborhoods Session Organizer: Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University Taylor Cain, Boston University Presider: Jerry Johnson Laptops, Coconuts, and Spatial Freedom: The Social Career Fair Filtering: College and Firm Interactions Perpetuate Construction of a Work Tourism Community Rachael A. Labor Market Stratification Kristen Tzoc, Boston University Woldoff, West Virginia University; Robert Litchfield, Engines of Inequality: The Effect of College Rankings on the Washington and Jefferson College Enrollment of Disadvantaged Students James Y. Chu, The Changing Place Character of Cities Paige Ambord, Stanford University University of Notre Dame Intergenerational Associations in Income Changes Over the Life Course Xi Song, University of Chicago; Emma Zang, 2251. Regular Sessions. Culture and Narrative Duke University; Kenneth C. Land, Duke University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 10:30am- Linking Input Inequality and Outcome Inequality Guillermina 12:10pm Jasso, New York University Session Organizer: Dawne Moon, Marquette University Varieties of Regulation and Financialisation: Comparative Presider: Dawne Moon, Marquette University Pathways to Top Income Inequality in the OECD, 1975- Heroes, Villains and Legacies of Modernization: Transforming 2005 Eoin Flaherty, University College Dublin Mexican Nationalism Eldad J. Levy, University of Texas- Austin 2249. Regular Sessions. Criminology National Mythology as Dualistic Structure: Sexual Minorities Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 10:30am- and the Struggle for National Identity in Contemporary 12:10pm Poland Ian Bratcher Session Organizer: Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State The Cultural Limitations of Never Again: Why International University Education and Conflict Resolution Fail to Prevent Genocide Presider: Alexandra Cox, University of Essex Lily Ivanova Perceived Inequality and Cross-national Homicide Rates The Grammar of Stigma: Race, Disability, and Weight in a William Alex Pridemore, State University of New York- Family Context Jenny L. Davis, The Australian National Albany; Meghan L. Rogers, University of North Carolina- University; Carla Goar, Kent State University; Bianca Wilmington Manago, Indiana University Beyond Mass Incarceration: Estimating the Risk and Scope of The Narrative Dissipation of Identity: Blurring Categorical Misdemeanors Issa B. Kohler-Hausmann, Yale Law School; Bounds of Selfhood in Christian Testimonial Practice Peter Scholfield Hepburn, University of California-Berkeley Graham Wilson Hill, University of Bern Co-offender as Counterfactual: Using a Within-Partnership Approach to Examine the Relationship between Race and 2252. Professional Development Workshop. Blogging as Arrest Brendan Lantz, Florida State University Public Sociology (Sponsored by the Public Engagement Punishment at the Intersection of Race, Gender, and Skin Advisory Committee) Tone Valerio Baćak, Rutgers University; Sarah Esther Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 10:30am- Lageson, Rutgers University 12:10pm Consistency and Compensation in Mercy: Commutation in the Session Organizer: Mindy L. Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners Era of Mass Incarceration Veronica L. Horowitz, University Presider: Mindy L. Fried, Arbor Consulting Partners of Minnesota; Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota- Panelists: Afshan Jafar, Connecticut College Twin Cities Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia University Katie Linette Acosta, Georgia State University 2250. Regular Sessions. Creating Community Tristan Bridges, University of California-Santa Barbara Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 10:30am- Blogging has become an increasingly powerful vehicle for sociologists to 12:10pm write about critical social issues for both popular and academic audiences. Session Organizer: Kesha S. Moore, Drew University The traditional repositories for our writing are professional journals or Presider: Kesha S. Moore, Drew University reports. Most often, this type of writing is vetted and judged, and there are fairly clear “guidelines” that frame what and how we write. Blogging takes us A Mall at the Base of a Mountain: Resistance to out of this realm, providing a freer landscape for writing about what you know and what you care about. Speakers on this panel will discuss why they Era of China’s Two-child Policy Yongai Jin, Renmin have chosen to blog and what they blog about, how their blog writing differs University of China; Menghan Zhao, University of from their academic writing, ways to use blogs in and out of the classroom, responses bloggers get from their posts, and ways in which blog writing can Pennsylvania; Jian Song, Renmin University of China potentially lead to other opportunities. Discussant: Jennifer S. Barber, University of Michigan 2253. Regular Sessions. Religion 2256. Regular Sessions. Social/Environmental Interactions Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 10:30am- and the Urban/Rural Divide 12:10pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 10:30am- Session Organizer: Korie L. Edwards, Ohio State University 12:10pm Intersectionality and the Construction of the Normative Session Organizer: Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland Religious Self: The Case of Protestant Women in Prison Bringing Urban Space Back In: A Multi-level Analysis of Rachel Ellis, University of Missouri-St. Louis Environmental Inequality in Germany Tobias Rüttenauer, Paradigms of Purification in European Mosques: How Islamic TU Kaiserslautern Ethics Informs Social Action Elisabeth Becker Changes in Human Well-being and Rural Livelihoods under Religious Nones and the Ironic Worldview in Coping with Life, Natural Disasters Hongbo Yang, Michigan State University; Death and Suffering Julia Peters; Stef Aupers, Erasmus Thomas M. Dietz, Michigan State University; Wu Yang, University; Julian Schaap, Erasmus University Zhejiang University; Jindong Yang, China West Normal Social Ecologies of Religion in Malawi Ann Swidler, University University; Jianguo Liu, Michigan State University of California-Berkeley Gentrification in Washington, DC: Displacement, Parks, and Green Spaces Cassandra Jean 2254. Regular Sessions. Transnational Queer Movements Queer Farmland: Land Access Strategies for Small-scale and Resistance Agriculture Isaac Leslie, University of Wisconsin-Madison Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 10:30am- Risk Perceptions of Coal Impoundments in West Virginia: 12:10pm Industry Trust and Risk Habituation in Appalachia Pierce Session Organizer: Evren Savci, San Francisco State University Greenberg, Creighton University You Don’t Play With Water: Harmonious Contention and LGBT Organizing in Mainland China Caterina Fugazzola, 2257. Regular Sessions. Social Network Ties: Strength, University of Chicago Stability and Consequences Do Your Parents Know You Are? Relational Repression and Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 10:30am- Queer Resistance in China Di Wang, University of 12:10pm Wisconsin-Madison Session Organizer: Pamela A. Popielarz, University of Illinois at Run to the Gully: Structural Escape of Jamaican Queer Chicago Communities under the Neoliberal Turn Michael Lee Presider: Jennifer C. Lena, Columbia University, Teachers Stephens, State University of New York-Binghamton College When the Local Meets Global: A Take on LGBTQ+ Social Weak Ties Lacking Strength: A Case Study of Self-employed Movement Organizations in India Apoorva Ghosh, African Businessmen in Guangzhou, China Di Shao, University of California-Irvine University of Virginia Discussant: Evren Savci, San Francisco State University Social Instability vs. Social Change: Social Network Ties and Outcomes in 56 Middle Schools Hana Shepherd, Rutgers 2255. Regular Sessions. Social Contextual Influences on University; Adam D. Reich, Columbia University Fertility Preferences Segregated in Social Space: Homophily and the Spatial Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 10:30am- Structure of Acquaintanceship Networks Barum Park 12:10pm How Direct Ties and Indirect Ties Impact Firm Invention Session Organizer: Jennifer S. Barber, University of Michigan Quality under Different Network Environment? Zhangbo Fertility Intentions and Ideals After Sibling Loss: Evidence from Yang, Xi'an Jiaotong University; Chengli Shu, Xi'an Jiaotong a High Adult-mortality Context Kathleen Broussard, University University of Texas; Abigail Weitzman, University of Texas Fetal Loss and the Feminization of Sex-ratios in sub-Saharan 2258. Regular Sessions. The Policy Consequences of Work- Africa Anne Morse; Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State Family Myths University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 10:30am- Navigating Livelihood Uncertainty: Prevailing Wisdoms 12:10pm Guiding Fertility Preferences in Rural Malawi Sarah Garver, Session Organizer: Laura Ann Sanchez, Bowling Green State University of Chicago University Parents’ Influence on Women’s Second Birth Intention in the Presider: Kei Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State University Is Two Too Many? Parity and Mothers’ Labor Force Exit Whose Queer Theory? The Missing Feminist and Catherine Doren, University of Wisconsin-Madison Transnational Debates in Queer Sociology Ghassan Pregnant Workers and Lactating Employee Rooms: Gender Moussawi, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Neutrality in HR's Family-friendly Workplace Discourse Discussant: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut Krista Frederico, University of Arizona The Association between Activity Limitations and Work: 2266. Theory Section. Sociology and Philosophy in Conversation Gender, Relationship Status, and Sexuality Russell Leroy Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Spiker, University of Cincinnati 10:30am-12:10pm The Life Course, Social Roles, and Men's Migration Ellen (Nell) Compernolle, University of Chicago Session Organizers: Isaac Ariail Reed, University of Virginia Anne Marie Champagne, Yale University Young Adults' Expectations of the Division of Labor in their Presider: Anne Marie Champagne, Yale University Future Families Joanna Pepin, University of Maryland; Brittany N. Dernberger, University of Maryland-College Panelists: Fuyuki Kurasawa, York University Luvell Anderson, University of Memphis Park Paige L. Sweet, University of Illinois at Chicago 2259. Regular Sessions. The Shape and Determinants of Christopher Michael Muller, University of California- Social Welfare Policy Berkeley Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 414, Level 4, 10:30am- Christopher Winship, Harvard University 12:10pm 2267. Section on Sociology of Development. Cities and Session Organizer: Cybelle Fox, University of California- Development Berkeley Presider: Cybelle Fox, University of California-Berkeley Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, 10:30am-12:10pm Getting to Know You: Welfare Fraud Investigation and the Session Organizer: Patrick G. Heller, Brown University Appropriation of Social Ties Spencer Headworth, Purdue University Presider: Patrick G. Heller, Brown University Conflictive Clients and Peripheral Partners: Popular Institutionalizing Personhood: Child Welfare Discourses and Participation in Market-Driven Housing Programs in Chile the Expansion of Perinatal Regulation Matty Lichtenstein, and Brazil Carter M. Koppelman, University of California- University of California-Berkeley Wealth and Support for the Welfare State Liza G. Steele, State Berkeley Embedded Cohesion: The Regime of Public Goods Distribution University of New York-Purchase in São Paulo, 1989-2016 Benjamin Bradlow, Brown The Great Divergence: How Advocacy Organizations, Attorneys and Bureaucrats Use State Government to University State Building and the Rise of Urban Clientelism in 20th Disarticulate Federal Policy Josh Pacewicz, Brown Century Latin America Simeon J. Newman, University of University; Benjamin Merriman, University of Kansas Michigan The Four Worlds of Global Welfare Erdem Yoruk, Koc University The Urbanization of People: Development, Migration, and Schooling in the Chinese City Eli David Friedman, Cornell Discussant: Hana Brown, Wake Forest University University 2265. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Intersectionality 2268. Section on Organizations, Occupations and Work. and Empire Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, Professions and Networks Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, 10:30am-12:10pm 10:30am-12:10pm Session Organizer: Vrushali Patil, Florida International University Session Organizer: Emily A. Barman, Boston University Presider: Mabel Abraham, Columbia University Beneath the Waves, Beyond the Hype: The Surf Media’s Acting as Neither Individual nor Professional: Physicians’ Construction of Hawaii Nicholas Chagnon; Michael Gabriel Constitutive Ambivalence in Adopting Complex HIga-Puaoi, University of Hawaii-Manoa Race, Space, and Agency in the International Introduction Technologies Daniel A. Menchik, Michigan State University; Brielle Komosinski Industry: How American Men Perceive Women’s Agency Change Agents Working Across Multiple Networks Valentina Julia Meszaros, Lebanon Valley College A. Assenova, University of Pennsylvania The Good-enough Israeli Mother? A Racial Formation Analysis of the Marginalization of non-Ashkenazi Mothers in Israel Disciplining the Data Scientist Role: Professional Emergence as Local Action Philipp Soeren Brandt, University of Ruth Carmi, University of Notre Dame Mannheim Status and Collaboration: The Case of Pro Bono Networks in Texas Paul Hanselman, University of California-Irvine Corporate Law Diego Leal, University of Massachusetts- Preparing Students for an Advancing Economy: Academic Amherst; Anthony Paik, University of Massachusetts- Preparation and Exposure to Bad Occupations at Midlife Amherst; Steven A. Boutcher, University of Massachusetts- Amanda Bosky, University of Texas-Austin; Chandra Amherst Muller, University of Texas; Eric Grodsky, University of Discussant: Elizabeth H. Gorman, University of Virginia Wisconsin; John Robert Warren, University of Minnesota The Role of Education System Characteristics in Stratification 2269. Section on Medical Sociology. Health, Health Care, and of Math and Science Achievement Katerina Bodovski, Information Technologies Pennsylvania State University-University Park; Ismael Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Muñoz, Pennsylvania State University; Soo-yong Byun, 10:30am-12:10pm Pennsylvania State University; Volha Chykina, Session Organizer: Denise L. Anthony, Dartmouth College Pennsylvania State University Diagnosing Computerization: The Relation Between Technical Discussant: Jamie M. Carroll, University of Texas-Austin Change and Professional Identity Joshua M. Hurwitz, Columbia University 2271. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities. National and Law and Technology in Healthcare Organizations Elizabeth International Perspectives on the Perceptions, Jayne Brennan, Brown University; Mark C. Suchman, Management, and Social Construction of Blackness Brown University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, Privacy and Impression Co-management with New 10:30am-12:10pm Technologies: Implications for Social Relationships Celeste Session Organizer: Courtney Myrtle Carter, University of Campos-Castillo, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Nevada-Las Vegas Noelle A. Chesley, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Presider: Vânia Penha-Lopes, Bloomfield College Onur Asan, Medical College of Wisconsin Black and German: “Raceless” States and Constructing Global Medical Encounters, Health Perceptions and Rethinking and National Black Identities Daniel Williams, St. Catherine Successful Aging in a World of Digital Health Information University Gul Seckin, University of North Texas; Susan Hughes, Black Refugees in the United States: The Importance of University of North Texas; Alexandra Veselka-Bush, Context for Second Generation African Immigrants University of North Texas Bernadette Ludwig, Wagner College Electronic Measurements of Care: The Restructuring of Health Complicating the Narrative of Upward Mobility: Black Cultural Data and Standards of Care through EHRs Rosalie Winslow, Capital and Flexible Habitus among Middle-Class Blacks University of California-San Francisco Dawn M. Dow, University of Maryland-College Park Racial Formation and Racial Limbo: Evidence from Legislation 2270. Section on Sociology of Education. Math and Science in Post-Apartheid South Africa Whitney Nicole Laster Achievement Pirtle, University of California-Merced Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, Racial Identification of Black Mexicans and its Effects on 10:30am-12:10pm Measurements of Population Size and Ethno-racial Session Organizers: Dara Shifrer, Portland State University Inequality Christina Alicia Sue, University of Colorado- Paul Joseph Deppen, Portland State University Boulder; Fernando Riosmena; Edward E. Telles, University Daniel Mackin Freeman, Portland State University of California-Santa Barbara Presider: Lori Delale-O'Connor, University of Pittsburgh Differences at the Extremes? Gender, National Contexts, and 2272. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility. Processes Math Performance in Latin America Ran Liu, University of and Mechanism of Intergenerational Stratification Pennsylvania; Andrea Alvarado-Urbina, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, Pennsylvania; Emily Carroll Hannum, University of 10:30am-12:10pm Pennsylvania Session Organizer: Siwei Cheng, New York University Examining Math Flows: High School Math Course-taking Presider: Siwei Cheng, New York University Sequences, and Racial, Ethnic, and SES Differences Seong Childhood Family Structure, Education, and Intergenerational Won Han, State University of New York-Buffalo; Chungseo Mobility in the United States Ryan Finnigan, University of Kang, State University of New York-Buffalo; Lois Weis, California-Davis State University of New York-Buffalo; Rachel Dominguez, The Family Safety Net of Black and White Multigenerational State University of New York-Buffalo; Kriti Singh, State Families Sung S. Park, University of California-Los Angeles; University of New York-Buffalo Emily E. Wiemers, University of Massachusetts-Boston; Mathematics Course Pathways and Economic Inequality in Judith A. Seltzer, University of California-Los Angeles The Fragile Families Challenge: Predictability of Family and Apprehending Racism on the Job Market Through Fiction Child Well-being in Adolescence Matthew J. Salganik, Jennifer L. Pierce, University of Minnesota Princeton University; Ian Lundberg, Princeton University; How Race and Gender Moderate Impressions of Doctor- Alexander Kindel, Princeton University; Sara S. McLanahan, patient Interactions Long Doan, University of Maryland Princeton University Emotional Reposition Marlese Durr, Wright State University Occupational Changes in a Generation in the United States, The panel examines the concept diversity and its varying use in the labor 1994-2016 Michael Hout, New York University market for Women of Color generally, but African American women in particular, as they balance promotion loses against this concept as a Generating Labor Market Inequality: Family Background, contemporary nemesis of the concrete/glass ceiling in present-day labor Employment Histories, and Earnings Disparities Fabiana markets. Moreover, it question how Contestants of Color behavior Silva, University of Michigan surrounding their promotabily(via ethnicity), while they maintain organizationally constructed behavior regarding racial and gender 2273. Professional Development Workshop. Bystander inequalities. Intervention for Combating Sexual Misconduct in 2276. Section on International Migration. Innovative Sociology: Everyone Can Be Part of the Solution Methods in Immigration Research (Cosponsored by Sociologists for Women in Society) Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, 10:30am-12:10pm 10:30am-12:10pm Session Organizer: Phillip Connor, Pew Research Center Session Organizer: Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern University Presider: Elizabeth J. Clifford, Towson University Leader: Sharyn Potter, University of New Hampshire All the Same? Essentialism and the Relative Importance of While some of us have become targets of sexual misconduct, many more of us become witnesses of incidents in various professional settings including Population Heterogeneity for Immigrant Incorporation academic conferences that are not always easy to interpret. Furthermore, we Lucas Germain Drouhot, Cornell University are often at a loss of what we can or should do about these. This workshop is Keeping it in “the Family”: Using Gender Norms to Shape U.S. directed at undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, and Marriage Migration Politics Gina Marie Longo, University professors alike. Sharyn J. Potter, Professor of Sociology and Executive Director of the Prevention Innovations Research Center at the University of of Wisconsin-Madison New Hampshire will provide an overview of the problem of sexual and The Stigma of Anti-immigrant Sentiment: Sociocultural relationship violence, stalking and harassment in academia. We will use case Distance, Political Orientation and Brexit Mathew studies including scenarios at academic conferences to teach attendees how Jamieson Creighton, University College Dublin; Amaney to identify problematic situations. Dr. Potter will facilitate interactive exercises to teach participants how to intervene as engaged bystanders Jamal, Princeton University - Mamdouha S. Bobst Center before, during and after instances of sexual and relationship violence, stalking for Peace and Justice and harassment. Proposed Session Objectives: * Participants will be able to Trajectories of Entrepreneurship for Chinese Immigrants: New identify a continuum of inappropriate sexual behavior. * Participants will Method and Findings Han Liu, State University of New develop empathy for those who have experienced sexual and relationship violence, stalking and harassment. * Participants will understand the concept York-Albany; Zai Liang, State University of New York- of bystander intervention. * Participants will understand their role in Albany bystander intervention and make a commitment to intervene in cases of Discussant: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts- sexual and relationship violence, stalking and harassment before, during and Boston after an incident. * Participants will apply the concept of bystander responsibility to sexual and relationship violence, stalking and harassment. 2277. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements. 2274. Author Meets Critics. Lower Ed: The Troubling Rise of Methodological Advances in Research on Social For-Profit Colleges in the New Economy (The New Press, Movements 2017) by Tressie McMillan Cottom Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, 10:30am-12:10pm 10:30am-12:10pm Session Organizers: Misty Dawn Ring-Ramirez, University of Session Organizer: David B. Bills, University of Iowa Arizona Author: Tressie Cottom, Virginia Commonwealth University John Krinsky, City University of New York-City College Critics: Stefanie Ann DeLuca, Johns Hopkins University Presider: John Krinsky, City University of New York-City College Patrick Anthony Denice, Washington University-St. Louis A Method of Movement Building Analysis for Explaining Nicole Deterding, Business Strategy Consultants Heightened Contention, as Applied to the Wisconsin Uprising Ben Manski, University of California-Santa 2275. Special Session. Emotional Reposition Barbara Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, The Fifteen Days: Building Contexts and Claims Eunkyung 10:30am-12:10pm Song, Rutgers University Session Organizers: Kathryn J. Lively, Dartmouth College Automated Political Event Coding: Lexical and Syntactic Marlese Durr, Wright State University Approaches Weijun Yuan; Joshua Bloom, University of Pittsburgh Northern Virginia Community College Uncovering Authoritarian Rule: Identifying Collective Action Table 07. Piketty, Inequality and 21st Century Capitalism with Social Media Data Han Zhang, Princeton University; David A. Smith, University of California-Irvine Jennifer Pan, Stanford University Table 08. Sociology of Appearance Robert Caputi, Borough Discussant: Misty Dawn Ring-Ramirez, University of Arizona of Manhattan Community College Table 9. The "ME Too" Movement Challenging Male 2281. Sociology in Practice Settings Symposium. Lightning Abuses of Power: Addressing the Psychotherapy Arena Round on Sociology in Seven Distinct Practice Settings Judith A. Richman, University of Illinois at Chicago Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 10:30am- Table 10. Understanding and Expanding the Use of Virtual 12:10pm Ethnography in Sociological Methodology Amanda Session Organizer: Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Hendrix Association A Sociologically-informed Framework to Guide a Program 2284. Regular Sessions. The Contemporary City and Serving Young, African-American Men Nicole Martin Neighborhood Change Rogers, Wilder Research; Paul W. Mattessich, Wilder Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 10:30am- Research 12:10pm Help! International Development Needs Your Methods Laura Session Organizer: Jackelyn Hwang, Stanford University L. Adams, Institute for International Education Presider: Marisol Becerra, Ohio State University Leading the Way: Understanding Leadership Fit within Neighborhood Social Well-being and Urban Inequality in the Organizations Scott C. Whiteford, People Plus New "Sharing" City Tina Law, Yale University Lone Wolves Still Have a Pack: Bringing Sociological Vocation Whither the Urban Diaspora? The Spatial Redistribution of into Finance Ray Sin, Morningstar, Inc Latino Origin Groups in Metropolitan America Barrett Lee, Navigating Workplace Challenges in State Government Pennsylvania State University; Michael Martin, Matthew Basinger, University of Colorado Pennsylvania State University Sociologist in the Legal Division: Supporting Good Educational An Intergenerational Assessment of Multiethnic Residential Practice Barbara Kirsh, ETS Integration in the United States Jeremy Pais, University of Sociologists as Diplomats Rita Stephan, US Department of Connecticut State The Diffusion of the Condominium and Neighborhood Change Justin Steil, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Leah 2283. Informal Discussion Roundtable Session Boustan, Princeton University; Robert Margo, Boston Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 10:30am- University; Matthew Miller, Amazon 12:10pm The Fall of Violence and the Reconfiguration of Urban Session Organizer: Karen Phelan Kozlowski, University of Neighborhoods Gerard Torrats-Espinosa, New York Southern Mississippi University; Patrick T. Sharkey, New York University Informal Discussion Roundtable Session Table 01. Academic Grantwriting: A to Z Linda L. Marston, 2285. Regular Sessions. State Strategies of Containment and Springfield College Consolidation Table 02. Behind the Mask: Gender Hybridity in a Zapotec Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 10:30am- Community Alfredo Mirande, University of California; 12:10pm Maxine Baca Zinn, MIchigan State University; Michael Session Organizer: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College A. Messner, University of Southern California; Avelardo Presider: Anthony J. Spires, University of Melbourne Valdez, University of Southern California The Limits of Indirect Rule: Containing Nationalism in Corsica Table 03. Challenge and Promise of Active Teaching and David Siroky, Arizona State University; Sean Mueller, Learning Techniques in Sociology Michelle VanNatta, University of Berne; Michael Hechter, Arizona State Dominican University; Clinton Nichols, Dominican University; Andre Fazi, University of Corsica University; Chavella T. Pittman, Dominican University; When Diversity Facilitates Regime Consolidation Basak Rosalio Cedillo, Dominican University Taraktas, Northwestern University; Kit Martin, Table 04. Colonial Critique and the Reconfiguration of Northwestern University Sociology Anaheed Al-Hardan, American University of A Crisis of Legitimacy: Networks of Influence in the Negotiated Beirut End of Apartheid Robert Joseph VandenBerg, Ohio State Table 05. Holmes' Sociology for Optimists and the Future University; Eric Schoon, Ohio State University of Sociology John Christopher Holley, Suffolk University The Flexible Welfare State: Legitimation, Local Development, Table 06. Native American Education Donna Minnich, and “Housing for All” in China Ya-Wen Lei, Harvard University Session Organizers: Paige L. Sweet, University of Illinois at Discussant: Anthony J. Spires, University of Melbourne Chicago Sunday, 11:30 am Natalie Boero, San Jose State University Presider: Paige L. Sweet, University of Illinois at Chicago 2207. Meeting. Section on Communication, Information Gendered Bodies, Sexual Harassment, and Field Research Technologies, and Media Sociology Business Meeting Rebecca Annice Hanson, University of Florida; Patricia Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 11:30am- Richards, University of Georgia 12:10pm Only God Knows: Absent Bodies, Uncertainty, and the Development of Social Movements Amina Zarrugh, Texas 2209. Meeting. Section on Sociology of Emotions Business Christian University Meeting Whither the Master Race? Archival Bodies, Volksdeutsche and Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 11:30am- the Construction of Germanness under Hitler Anna 12:10pm Katharina Skarpelis, New York University 2212. Meeting. Section on Body and Embodiment Business Inscribing Identities on Uniformed Bodies Taylor Paige Meeting Winfield, Princeton University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 2311. Section on Political Economy of the World System. 11:30am-12:10pm Intersectionality in World-historical Perspective Sunday, 12:30 pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 12:30- 2:10pm 2309. Policy and Research Workshop. Video Data Analysis: Session Organizers: Jason W. Moore, State University of New How to Employ Data from YouTube, Body Cameras, and York-Binghamton CCTV for Sociological Analysis Mara Fridell, University of Manitoba Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 12:30- Capitalism and Patriarchy: Gendered Dimensions of the Global 2:10pm Economy, Water Conflicts, and Transnational Activist Session Organizers: Nicolas Martin Legewie, German Institute Networks Caitlin Hays Schroering, University of Pittsburgh for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) From Mill Town to iPhone City: Gender, Class, and the Politics Anne Nassauer, Freie Universität Berlin of Care in Industrializing China Yige Dong, Johns Hopkins Since the early 2000s, the proliferation of cameras, whether in mobile University phones or CCTV, body cameras, or drones, has led to an explosion in visual recordings of human behavior. More and more of such data is uploaded I Wasn’t a Woman, but I Wasn’t a Man: An Intersectional online on YouTube and other sharing platforms. This vast pool of data enables Analysis of Development Workers Meghan Elizabeth new approaches to analyzing human behavior and situational dynamics in a Kallman, University of Massachusetts-Boston variety of social phenomena. Such data especially provides the opportunity to The Rise of the Semi-core in the World-system Samee Ullah study emotions during social interactions, such as racialized encounters. The workshop leaders have developed a methodological framework for using Khan Lashari novel types of video data to analyze human behavior and situational dynamics: Video Data Analysis (VDA). A paper outlining this framework has 2312. Section on Consumers and Consumption Refereed been conditionally accepted for publication in Sociological Methods & Roundtable Session Research. The proposed workshop will offer an introduction to and applied Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 12:30- exercises in VDA. The goal is to introduce research opportunities, provide 1:30pm basic analytic tools, and give the opportunity to apply them in an exercise session. Thereby, the workshop will enable participants to make use of the Session Organizer: Michelle F. Weinberger, Northwestern exponentially growing, easily accessible pools of visual data for social science University research. The workshop will consist of a short introductory lecture, which Table 01. Producers, Consumers, and Marketplace Dynamics provides an overview over approaches analyzing visual data, and introduces Table Presider: Alex Mitchell, Queen's University the analytic potential of novel visual data types. Moreover, we will briefly discuss developments in software tools for video analysis, as well as ethical Of BMWs, Bananas, and Banks: The Genealogy of Credit and legal issues of using video data retrieved online. In a second part, Cards in Central Europe Anna Maria Bokun, University participants will complete exercises in small groups. Participants will go of Minnesota through the process of data collection and video data analysis step by step by Participation From Above and From Below: Brand using examples. Through these exercises, participants will get a feel for the challenges and potentials of using visual data for social science research. In a Community and the Contestation of Cultural last part, the group will discuss their experiences during the exercise. Participation Gary Yeritsian, University of California-Los Angeles 2310. Section on Body and Embodiment. Bodies and Through Great Changes: Record Store Founding, Failure, Violence and Persistence in Milwaukee County (1970-2010) Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 12:30- Thomas Anthony Calkins, University of Wisconsin- 2:10pm Milwaukee create a conversation about racial inequality in education by exposing the Table 02. Measuring, Specifying, and Understanding Tastes day-to-day experiences of marginalized young people. Racial inequality in education and reform in education cannot be understood without Table Presider: Vaughn Schmutz, University of North understanding how the punitive school policies impact the day-to-day lives of Carolina-Charlotte young people and how these young people’s voices provide key insight on Capturing the Cultural Omnivore: Methodological how we might change this system. Considerations from Ttwo Canadian Surveys Adam 2314. Thematic Session. Feeling Puerto Rican in the United Gemar, Durham University States Ramps and Quinoa: The Exploitation of the Exotic within a Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 12:30- Global World Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Polytechnic 2:10pm Institute and State University Session Organizer: Clara E. Rodriguez, Fordham University I like Horror Films vs. I like Evil Dead 2: Scrutinizing Specific Where are you from? Puerto Ricans, Linguistic Racialization, and Obscure Omnivorous Tastes Helge Johannes and Resistance Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American University Marahrens, Indiana University, Bloomington; Sam Racial Imaginaries, Classification and Place in Puerto Rico and William Regas, Indiana University; Patrick Kaminski, among Puerto Ricans in the Continental USA Hector Indiana University Cordero-Guzman, City University of New York-Baruch Table 03. Sociopolitics of Consumption College Table Presider: Connor John Fitzmaurice, Boston University Ambiguous Loss Among Puerto Ricans in the United States: Some Notes on the “Real” in “Real Food” Sang-hyoun Managing the Emotions of Migration Elizabeth M. Aranda, Pahk, University of Hawaii-Manoa University of South Florida Trafficking Paternalism and Men’s Rescue Movements: Puerto Ricans in the Heartland: Identity, Community, and The Entrepreneurial Promise of Whiteness Elena Shih, Survival Maura I. Toro-Morn, Illinois State University Brown University This panel explores how it feels to be Puerto Rican in the US from a Rethinking the Idea of Dietary Acculturation Among Latino variety of perspectives. The presentations will focus on the feelings about Immigrants Sarah Bowen, North Carolina State race, gender, colorism, language, and class that accompany migration University; Sinikka Elliott, University of British journeys and the Diaspora from Puerto Rico into different geographic areas in the US, including Florida, New York City, the Washington, DC area, Chicago Columbia; Annie Hardison-Moody, North Carolina State and the heartland. University; J. Dara Bloom, North Carolina State University 2315. Thematic Session. Environmental Justice: A Table 04. Theorizing Consumption Sociological Imperative Table Presider: Clayton Childress, University of Toronto Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 12:30- On Two Notions of Consumer Confidence in Twentieth 2:10pm Century American Capitalism Yaniv Ron-El, University Session Organizer: Dorceta E. Taylor, University of Michigan of Chicago Presider: Dorceta E. Taylor, University of Michigan Breaking Out of the Producer vs. Consumer Binary: Panelists: Steven R. Brechin, Rutgers University Cultural Intermediaries, Whiteness, and Consumer Dorceta E. Taylor, University of Michigan Culture Erik Tyler Withers, University of South Florida David Pellow, University of California-Santa Barbara The Politicization of Consumption and Democratic Politics Kerry Ard, Ohio State University Silvia Rief, Harvard University The session will explore new arguments about the impact of environmental hazards on people of color, including the mobilization efforts 2313. Special Session. The Pushouts: A Film on the Crisis in that such people have made in response to their recognizing that such hazards impinge on their lives. The papers focus on the contributions that Education for Marginalized Students of Color sociologists have recently been making to better understand the racial Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 12:30- implications of social engagement with the physical environment. 2:10pm 2316. Thematic Session. Young Voices: Race, Power, and Session Organizer: Victor M. Rios, University of California- Economies of Emotions Santa Barbara Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 12:30- Discussants: Prudence L. Carter, University of California- 2:10pm Berkeley Session Organizer: Elizabeth Hordge-Freeman, University of Victor M. Rios, University of California-Santa Barbara The Pushouts interrogates crucial questions of race, class and power in South Florida the education system. It is a film about the work Sociologist Victor Rios How to Fight White Rage and Resentment When Sociological conducted with a group of youths from Watts (Los Angeles). These young Facts Fail to Make a Difference Paula Ioanide, Ithaca people had all been kicked out of school; his research team was trying to College figure out a way to help them get back into school while pushing the school system to change the way they were disciplining kids. The film attempts to Affective Labor in the (Re)Making of Racial Power James Michael Thomas, University of Mississippi Be the Spark to Ignite Curiosity in Learners by Using Affective Capital: A New Theoretical Direction for Studies of Innovative Digital Tools! Kenyatta Phelps, Lone Star Emotions and Power Elizabeth Hordge-Freeman, College; Jeffrey Opaleye University of South Florida Can the Self listen? Amanda Kaplan, Rutgers University The Legacy of Emotional Segregation: Barriers to an Collaborative Ethnographic Teams in Community Food Integrated Society Angie K Beeman, City University of New Security Andrew Craig McNeely, Texas A&M University; York-Baruch College Marissa Renee Cisneros, Texas A&M University; Tiffany Discussant: Amy C. Wilkins, University of Colorado-Boulder Amorette Young, Texas A&M University The relationship between race and emotions has often been studied by Current Events Project Bridget A. Conlon Mayfield, St. Cloud focusing on marginalized groups, emphasizing the burdens of race-based State University emotional labor and the impact of racial micro aggressions. In this panel, we make power more visible by highlighting the ways that white supremacy Enhancing Introduction to Sociology with the Memoir “I Am structures the emotional experiences of whites. The panel will address how Malala” Jamie L. Oslawski-Lopez, Indiana University racialized economies of emotions ultimately reflect and reinforce white Kokomo supremacy, and it will explore the role of affective labor and affective capital Find and Cite Three-to-Five Sources: Applying the Sociological in this process. Taken together, the panelists offer new avenues that connect race and emotion more explicitly to power and centralize the role of emotion Imagination to Critical Information Literacy Hailey in the emergence and maintenance of racial projects. Mooney, University of Michigan Library; Paula Dempsey First Impressions: Using Online Dating Profiles to Teach 2317. Affiliated Group. American Journal of Sociology Writing Lauren Griffin, Cornell University Pennsylvania Convention Center, 110AB, Level 100, 12:30- Fostering Engagement, Connections and Persistence: Insights 2:10pm from a SOC101-EGL101 Learning Community Michelle E. 2318. Teaching Workshop. This Will Change Everything: Naffziger-Hirsch, Oakton Community College Teaching the Sociology of the Climate Crisis Keeping their Heads in the Clouds: Harnessing Word Cloud Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 12:30- Generators to Encourage Reflexive Discussion Ailsa Craig, 2:10pm Memorial University Session Organizer: Corrie Grosse, College of Saint Benedict & Micro Credentialing and Higher Education: A Case for Human Saint John's University Service Students Vondora Wilson-Corzen, State University Co-Leaders: Summer Marie Gray, University of California- of New York-Stony Brook Santa Barbara Reconstruction: Change Started by Yourself and its Impact in John Foran, University of California Spokane, Washington Ping Ping, Spokane Falls Community This workshop will argue that U.S. sociologists must do more to College incorporate the climate crisis into our research agendas and critically, into our Teaching Medical Sociology through Research-intensive, teaching. After laying out the gravity of the situation we issue a call for Service-learning: Exploring Health Disparities while sociologists to take up this responsibility in our roles as knowledge producers, teachers, and members of civil society. We then present three ways that we Reclaiming a historic African-American Cemetery Susan have infused our understanding of climate change, climate crisis, and climate Marie Bodnar-Deren, Virginia Commonwealth University; justice into courses on global issues, social movements, inequality, and much Joshua Eakin, Virginia Commonwealth University more. We believe that “climate justice” – the key concept that drives our Teaching Service Learning and Community Engagement concern as scholar-activists working closely with undergraduate students – allows for a proper sociological emphasis on structured inequality and Shobha Hamal Gurung, Southern Utah University relational/intersectional thinking. The workshop also points participants to Teaching with Compassion: An Educator's Oath to Teach from resources that we have created, and invites them to contribute to a new the Heart Peter Kaufman, State University of New York- project on writing case studies for teaching the climate crisis. We invite New Paltz; Janine Schipper, Northern Arizona University faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates interested in communicating the sociological dimensions of climate crisis to participate. Using Contemplative Pedagogies to Enhance Authentic Engagement and Personal Authenticity in the Sociology 2322. Teaching and Learning Symposium. Activities and Classroom Alexis T. Franzese, Elon University Techniques Poster Session Using Student-created e-Portfolios to Assess Degree-level and Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 12:30- University-level Learning Outcomes Coco M. James, 2:10pm University of Utah; Rebecca L. Utz, University of Utah Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Using Technology and Social Media to Include Marginalized Sociological Association Voices in the Classroom Tal Peretz, Auburn University Applying Sociology to Fiction: Reading The Curious Incident of What Affects Intellectual Courage in the Classroom: An the Dog in the Night-Time Sociologically Gregory Trainor Experimental Study Loretta Bass, University of Oklahoma Kordsmeier, Indiana University Southeast A Multipronged Approach to Maximize the Potential of A Voice in the Classroom: Encouraging Community College Collaborative Learning and Minimize Student Discontent Students to Talk Sarah Louise Earl-Novell, Chabot College Fletcher Winston, Mercer University 2323. Regular Sessions. Globalizations: Sovereign Agency engaged with a wider audience by recognizing the rise of social media, which and Culture has blurred the boundaries between academia and journalism. Today, as more and more scholars have their own social media presence, many of us Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 12:30- are more likely to be translators and disseminators of our own research. 2:10pm Changes in higher education writ large, such as the sharp decline of tenure- Session Organizer: Aaron Z. Pitluck, Illinois State University track jobs, alongside attacks on faculty from politicians and the cultural Right, Presider: Aisalkyn Botoeva, Brown University are altering the relationship between “outside” and “inside” the academy, making public sociology more crucial than ever. In this panel, a number of The World System and the Hollowing-out of State Capacity in distinguished and early career practitioners of public sociology will evaluate Developing Countries Alexander Kentikelenis, University of whether Going Public lives up to its promise. Together, we will consider the Oxford and University of Amsterdam tools and strategies we need to realize the promise of public sociology, along European Disintegration? Euroscepticism and Europe’s with considerations of the perils of engagement. And, we will consider how publicly engaged scholars might challenge dominant understandings of the Rural/Urban Divide Matthew Schoene, Albion College role of social science knowledge in an open society. Subnational Effect and Global Integration: Investment Propensity and Location Choice in Chinese Provincial 2335. Visual Media Presentations Outbound FDI, 2002-2013 Yingyao Wang, University of Pennsylvania Convention Center, Hall C, Level 200, 12:30- Virginia; Adam Slez, University of Virginia 2:10pm Global Fitness Culture in Contemporary Bengal Jaita Talukdar, Session Organizer: Andrew M. Lindner, Skidmore College Loyola University-New Orleans African-Americans in the Ozarks Lyle Q. Foster, Missouri State Spectre: James Bond and the Policing of Symbolic University Gentrification in Mexico City Joshua Lew McDermott, A Spatial Analysis of Concentration and Dispersion of University of Pittsburgh Manufacturing Industry in Guangdong Province, China, 1998-2015 Ting Jiang, Metropolitan State University of 2324. Special Session. Going Public: A Guide for Social Denver; Xiaofang Li, South China Agricultural University Scientists (University of Chicago Press, 2017) by Arlene Attitudes towards Interracial Marriage in a Diverse and Stein and Jessie Daniels (Sponsored by the Public Unequal Metropolis: A Lost Letter Study Robert L. Engagement Advisory Committee) Wagmiller, Temple University; Kendall LaParo, Temple Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 12:30- University; David Schrider, Temple University; Rachel 2:10pm Wildfeuer, Temple University; Matt Ford, Temple Session Organizer: Matt Wray, Temple University University; Shannon Marie Hitchcock, Temple University Authors: Jessie Daniels, City University of New York-Hunter Characteristics of Detailed Asian Groups in the United States: College and The Graduate Center 2011-2015 American Community Survey, Selected Arlene J. Stein, Rutgers University Population Tables Tallese D. Johnson, U.S. Census Bureau; Panelists: Eric Klinenberg, New York University Jacquelyn Harth, U.S. Census Bureau; Hyon Bin Shin, U.S. R. L'Heureux Lewis-McCoy, City University of New York-City Census Bureau College Condom Use to Understand Black-White Differences in Alondra Nelson, Columbia University and Social Science Contraceptive Method Selection Over Time Eowna Young Research Council Harrison, University of Maryland The call for “public sociology” by Michael Burawoy, among many others, Conflict Resolution in Popular Film Linda M. Fogg, University has initiated a lively debate about what the term means and its relationship to “professional” social science. Yet, more than a decade on from Burawoy’s of New Hampshire call, the discipline is just now beginning to help equip scholars who want to Decentralizing Social (In)equality? Community-based Elderly venture into the public sphere with the skills necessary to do such work. Services Allocation in Shanghai, China Minzhi Ye, Case Arlene Stein and Jessie Daniels’ Going Public describes itself as a guidebook Western Reserve University; Chen Lin, Department of for “doing” public sociology and offers nuts-and-bolts advice about how exactly to move research into public arenas (Daniels co-edited and Social Work, Fudan University contributed to the ASA’s Promoting Sociological Research Toolkit). While Discharged: Veterans’ Stories of Pre and Post Military Trauma there are numerous guides for producing scholarly work, Going Public is Ursula Castellano, Ohio University expressly dedicated to moving scholarly work out of academia and into the Mass Confucian: Chinese Language or Communist public sphere, focusing on writing and on using digital media tools. The book seeks to help academic social scientists develop the tools for translating their Propaganda? Nancy Wang Yuen, Biola University work into different arenas. It also reflects on the hazards of scholarly We Want Our Rights! A Sixth Grade Class and their Protest engagement in increasingly polarized political contexts and in an era when Using the Common Core Standards Wi-Moto Nyoko, Urban scholars are regularly called upon to justify and legitimize our work. The Arts Partnership; Erica D Chutuape, Glass Frog Solutions traditional model of public sociology envisions the “scholar-as-expert,” and An exhibit of materials reporting research activities or informational holder of privileged insight. Such a model assumes that academics and the lay resources in visual forms. Includes brief documentaries, interactive exhibits, public exist in separate spheres and relies on journalists to act as a bridge and video presentations of research findings. between those worlds, translating scholarly work for lay audiences. Going Public nods to this model but expands the scope of what it means to be 2338. Meeting. Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 303, Level 3, 12:30- The Effects of Corporate Mergers on Managerial Diversity 2:10pm Soohan Kim, Korea University Unpacking the Boundary Conditions and Heterogeneous 2348. Regular Sessions. Theoretical Directions in the Society- Effects of Homophily Mabel Abraham, Columbia Environment Relationship University; Tristan L. Botelho, Yale University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 12:30- When Investor Incentives and Consumer Interests Diverge: 2:10pm Private Equity in Higher Education Charlie Eaton, Session Organizer: Dana R. Fisher, University of Maryland University of California-Merced; Sabrina T. Howell, NYU A Critique of World Society Theory and Research Liam Stern School of Business; Constantine Yannelis, NYU Stern Downey, University of Colorado; Micah Pyles, University of School of Business Colorado; Derek Lee, University of Colorado-Boulder; Kevin Who Benefits from the Fracking Bargain? Social Inequalities in Michael Adams, University of Colorado-Boulder Oil and Gas Lease Contracts Daniel N. Kluttz, University of Anthropocene Discourse in the Construction of Passive California-Berkeley Revolutions Charles John Stubblefield, University of Alberta Disproportionality: A New Theoretical Direction for 2351. Regular Sessions. Ethnography/Ethnographic Studies Environmental Sociology? Simone Pulver, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 12:30- California-Santa Barbara; Mary Collins 2:10pm From Powerlessness to Eco-habitus: Reconsidering Session Organizer: Margaret A. Hagerman, Mississippi State Environmental Concern as Class and Identity Performance University Emily Huddart Kennedy, Washington State University; Presider: Juan R. Martinez, Harold Washington College Jennifer E. Givens, Utah State University Civilian Don't Ask, Don't Tell Jaclyn Wypler Theorizing Social Institutional Change Strategies to Influence Hiding or Revealing? Reflections on Doing Ethnography in a Energy Consumption Rachael Leah Shwom, Rutgers field with Potential Identity Conflicts Yao-Tai Li, Hong Kong University Baptist university What Does It Mean for Ethnographers to Do Policy? Kyle 2349. Regular Sessions. Disability and Society: Experiences of Nelson, University of California-Los Angeles Work The Ohaka (Grave) Project: Post-secular Social Service Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 12:30- Delivery and Necropolitics in San’ya, Tokyo Matthew D. 2:10pm Marr, Florida International University Session Organizer: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University Discussant: Ranita Ray, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Presider: Richard K. Scotch, University of Texas-Dallas How Disability Shapes Labor Force Participation and 2352. Regular Sessions. Racialization and Colorblindness: Employment Differentially by Educational Attainment and Intersection of Institutions and Identities Disability Type Erin Josephine McCauley, Cornell University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 12:30- Differences in Employer-provided Benefits among Persons 2:10pm with and without Disabilities Alexandra Krause, Florida Session Organizer: Yung-Yi Diana Pan, City University of New State University; Koji Ueno, Florida State University York-Brooklyn Tell Me your Story: Quota Compliance and the Pitfalls of New Presider: Candace Michele Evans, University of Recruitment Tools Lisa Danielle Buchter, Northwestern Massachusetts-Boston University Institutional Colorblindness: How Institutions Maintain Racial Skilled Care Work of an Unpaid Caregiver? Junghun Oh, Inequality through False Narratives of Equality Charles A. University of California-San Diego Gallagher, La Salle University Communication and Blindness: The Local Work of Spaghetti Experiencing Race in a Race-less Time: College Millennials and Derek C. Coates, University of California-Berkeley Color-blind Racism Jonathan M. Cox, University of Central Florida 2350. Regular Sessions. Economic Sociology and New Institutional Culture and Racial Identity Change: A Mixed- Mechanisms for the Production of Inequality methods Study on Three College Campuses Karam Hwang, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 12:30- University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2:10pm Racializaiton of Dress: How Race Acts as a Structuring Ideology Session Organizer: Elizabeth Popp Berman, State University of for Fashion and Dress Angela Nurse, University of San New York-Albany Diego Presider: Dustin Avent-Holt, Augusta University Therapeutic Multiracialism: The Beneficial Effects of American Life in Debt Ken-Hou Lin, University of Texas-Austin; Multiracial Communities for White Christians Tony Lin, Community Organizing in the United States Haruki Eda, Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture Rutgers University Discussant: Karen Ivette Tejada, University of Hartford K-Classic as Soft-power: Classical Musicians as Artistic Ambassadors in South Korea’s Nation Branding Strategies 2353. Regular Sessions. Rural Sociology Jinwon Kim, Hobart and William Smith Colleges; Meebae Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 12:30- Lee, Chonbuk National University 2:10pm Discussant: Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto Session Organizer: Hannah A. Holleman, Amherst College Presider: Hannah A. Holleman, Amherst College 2356. Regular Sessions. Social Capital and Well-being Inequality in Energy Costs along the Rural-Urban Continuum: Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 12:30- The Price of Residence in Rural America Lazarus Adua, 2:10pm University of Utah; Ashley Beaird, University of Northern Session Organizer: Nan Lin, Duke University Iowa Presider: Chih-Jou Chen, Academia Sinica Is There a “Rural Penalty” for Caregiving? Daphne Pedersen, Accessed Status and Health Limitation in Three Societies: University of North Dakota; Krista Lynn Minnotte, Institutional Embeddedness of Social Capital and Social University of North Dakota; Joelle Ruthig, University of Comparison Lijun Song, Vanderbilt University; Philip J. North Dakota Pettis, Vanderbilt University; Chih-Jou Chen, Academia Wyoming Alfalfa Farmers’ Insect Pest Management Decision Sinica Making: Expertise, Experience, and the Importance of Black Undergraduate Networking: A Relational Understanding Neighbors Shiri Noy, University of Wyoming; Randa of Connections, Constraints and Capital Liane Indira Jabbour, University of Wyoming Hypolite, University of Southern California Biotechnology in the Corporate Food Regime: Critical Bowling Together, Sleeping Alone: Singles, Social Capital, and Responses by Mexican Activists Jennifer Bea Rogers- Happiness Elyakim Kislev, The Hebrew University Brown, Long Island University, Post Rush to Help When Disaster Strikes: Studying Support Network of Survivors of Sichuang Wenchuan Earthquake 2354. Regular Sessions. Political Logics of U.S. International Song Yang, University of Arkansas; Lin Chen, Shanghai Engagement University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 12:30- 2:10pm 2357. Regular Sessions. Sociology of Work and the Session Organizer: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College Workplace Presider: Jeff Goodwin, New York University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 12:30- From Promoting Polyarchy to Defeating Participatory 2:10pm Democracy: U.S. Foreign Policy towards Leftist States in Session Organizer: Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of Latin America Timothy M. Gill, UNCW California-Riverside How Intraparty Struggles Internationalized the New Deal: A Race to the Bottom or Variegated Regimes? Capital Mobility Liberals, Trumanites, and the Marshall Plan 1945-48 David and Labor Politics in Electronics Industry Lu Zhang, Temple M. McCourt, University of California-Davis University The Sources and Political Uses of Ambiguity in Statecraft From Corporatism to Corporatization: Industrial Restructuring Katrina Quisumbing King, University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Decline of China’s Workers Congress System Joel Discussant: Jeff Goodwin, New York University D. Andreas, Johns Hopkins University; Yao Li, Harvard University; Peiyao Li, Jilin University 2355. Regular Sessions. Rethinking Nationalism through Management Divided: Contradictions of Labor Management Colonialism, Ethnicity, Culture and Diaspora in American Capitalism Matt Vidal, Loughborough Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 12:30- University London 2:10pm The Military’s Organization of Work: Producing Class Conflict Session Organizer: Sarah Warren, Lewis & Clark College over Collective Action among Military Family Communities British Colonialism, Nation-Building, and Nationalist Violence: William James Oliver, Syracuse University Integrating Colonial and Precolonial Explanations Matthew The Workplace Foundations of Inequality Beliefs Vincent J. Lange, McGill University; Amm Quamruzzaman, McGill Roscigno, Ohio State University; Martha Crowley, North University; Emre Amasyali, McGill University Carolina State University; George Wilson, University of Constructing the Zionist Ethno-National Identity: British, Miami; Jill Evelyn Yavorsky, University of North Carolina- Germans, and Jews in the Palestine’s Internment Camps Charlotte; Oneya Fennell Okuwobi, Ohio State University Lior Yohanani, Rutgers University Queering Unification: Diasporic Nationalism and Korean 2358. Regular Sessions. Popular Culture Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 12:30- University of California-Santa Cruz 2:10pm Post-Election 2016: Undocumented, Mexican, and Remaining Session Organizer: Victoria L. Carty, Chapman University Resilient Alexis Delgado, University of Illinois at Chicago; History's Priests, History's Magicians: Ghost Tourism and the Mabel Rodea, University of Illinois at Chicago; Angeles Imagined Past in Gettysburg, PA Christine Bucior, Quezada, University of Illinois at Chicago Pennsylvania State University Discussant: William R. Rothwell, University of Michigan Small Hands, Nasty Women, and Bad Hombres: Hegemonic 2366. Regular Sessions. Considering Men and Partners Masculinity and Humor in the 2016 Presidential Election Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Michelle Hannah Smirnova, University of Missouri - Kansas City 12:30-2:10pm Session Organizer: Katherine M. Johnson, Tulane University Where’d You Get Your Clothes? Social Class in John Hughes’ Presider: Megan Henley, Colorado Mesa University High School Films Evan Cooper, State University of New York-Farmingdale I’m a Feminist but it’s Still Her Body: Testing the Limits of Partner Participation in Pregnancy Joan H. Robinson, 2359. Section on Sociology of Education. Higher Education Columbia University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 414, Level 4, 12:30- Preventing Unintended Pregnancy Later in the Reproductive 2:10pm Life Course: A Qualitative Study of Low-income Men Session Organizers: Dara Shifrer, Portland State University Anthony David Campbell, University of Alabama- Daniel Mackin Freeman, Portland State University Birmingham; Amy Sedlis, University of Alabama- Paul Joseph Deppen, Portland State University Birmingham; Julie L. Locher, University of Alabama- Presider: Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island College Birmingham; David Turok, University of Utah; Kari White, Low-Income and First-generation Students at Elite Colleges: I University of Alabama-Birmingham Made a Place for Me Emily Parrott, UW-Madison Putting Gender on Ice: A Cultural Analysis of Elective Egg and Predicting Postsecondary Pathways: The Effect of Social Sperm Freezing, 1980-2016 Ashlyn Jaeger, University of Background and Academic Factors on Routes through California-Davis School Rebecca L. Boylan, Purdue University Teenage Girls with Older Male Partners, Age at Sexual Reliance on Test Scores Reduces the Effect of Family Initiation, and Teenage Pregnancy in Colombia Theresa Background on Access to Post-baccalaureate Education Marie Fedor, Universidad de Los Andes Anning Hu, Fudan University; Grace Kao, Yale University Whither GUYnecology? The Missing Science of Men’s Health The Role of Family Support in Facilitating Academic Success of and How It Matters for Reproduction Rene Almeling, Yale Low-income Students Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia; University Kinsley Peter, University of Wisconsin-Madison 2367. Section on Sociology of Development. Frontiers in A Taste for Selectivity or Necessity? How Social Class Shapes Feminist Development College Application Decisions Megan M. Holland, State Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, University of New York-Buffalo Discussant: Caren Arbeit, RTI International 12:30-2:10pm Session Organizers: Kristy Kelly, Columbia University/Drexel 2365. Student Forum Session. Social Movements and University Resistance: From Individuals to Organizations Jennifer Keahey, Arizona State University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, Voice and Power: Feminist Governance as Transnational 12:30-2:10pm Justice in the Globalized Value Chain Fauzia Erfan Ahmed, Session Organizers: Ellen Whitehead, Rice University Miami University-Ohio Uriel Serrano, University of California-Santa Cruz Education is the Antidote: Individual- and Community-Level Presider: Yvonne P Sherwood, University of California-Santa Effects of Maternal Education on Child Immunizations in Cruz Nigeria Rebekah Burroway, State University of New York- A Comparative Study of Iranian and American Environmental Stony Brook; Andrew Hargrove, State University of New Movements Focused on Governmental Water Projects York-Stony Brook Elham Hoominfar, Utah State University Rural Women’s Empowerment in Nutrition: A Proposal for Allyship and Micro-Level Organizational Processes in the Linking Food, Health and Institutions Erin C. Lentz, Racial Justice Field in Seattle Farris Peale, Harvard University of Texas-Austin; Sudha Narayanan, Indira University Gandhi Institute of Development Research; Marzia Politics of Consumption vs. Politics of Production: A Dialectic Fontana, Independent Scholar; Bharati Kulkarni, National Analysis of Food Access Organizing Erica Zurawski, Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad India The "Created Biology" of Gender Stratification": From Hunter- 2371. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility. Migration Gatherers to Low-Education U.S. White Men Rae Lesser and Mobility Blumberg, University of Virginia Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, Democratization and Women’s and Men’s Well-being: 12:30-2:10pm Differential Temporal Effects Barbara Wejnert, State Session Organizer: Caitlin Patler, University of California-Davis University of New York-Buffalo Immigrant Self-employment: Entrepreneurs, Microbusinesses, and Wealth Attainment Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins 2368. Section on Organizations, Occupations and Work. New University Forms and Relations of Work Immigration and Labor Market Outcomes in U.S. Metropolitan Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, Areas Allen Hyde, Georgia Institute of Technology; Michael 12:30-2:10pm E. Wallace, University of Connecticut Session Organizer: Emily A. Barman, Boston University Parental Migration, Wealth Accumulation, and Time In, Time Out in "Good Jobs": Do Specific Work Patterns Intergenerational Mobility in Mexico Janelle Ashley Viera, Predict Burnout and Work Attitudes? Erin Kelly, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Joshua Thomas Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Marjaana Sianoja, Wassink, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill University of Tampere and Massachusetts Institute of Support, Social Leverage and the Permanent Latino Working Technology; Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota Class Maria G. Rendon, University of California-Irvine Race, Urban Inequality, And Labor Market Consequences Of The Great Recession and Precarious Wealth among Middle- Freelancing: An Audit Study In 50 U.S Cities Quan Dang class Mexican-origin Entrepreneurs Zulema Valdez, Hien Mai, Vanderbilt University University of California-Merced Reframing Exploitation as Humanitarian? Exploring Workers’ Discussant: Ellen Whitehead, Rice University Construction of “the Local” in Jordanian Aid Organizations Patricia Sarah Ward, Boston University 2372. Special Session. Digital Innovations for Change: Public Precarity in the Everything Age: A Transnational Analysis of Sociology in the 21st Century Technical Change and Labor Control Nantina Vgontzas, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, New York University 12:30-2:10pm Discussant: Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina- Session Organizer: Matt Rafalow, YouTube Chapel Hill Presider: Matt Rafalow, YouTube Labor, Surveillance, and Digital Technology Ifeoma Yvonne 2369. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society. Ajunwa, Cornell University Incorporating Genetic Information into Sociological Disability and Digital Technology Meryl Alper, Northeastern Research University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Design Sprints and Social Impact Sydney Hessel, Google 12:30-1:30pm Digital Adaptability in Education and Healthcare Cassidy Session Organizer: Rosemary L. Hopcroft, University of North Puckett, Emory University Carolina-Charlotte Discussant: Matt Rafalow, YouTube Presider: Rosemary L. Hopcroft, University of North Carolina- Now, more than ever, we need a public sociology to address mechanisms Charlotte of inequality and spur social change. The form that public sociology takes can Panelists: Hexuan Liu, University of Cincinnati vary, and ranges from bringing scientific insights to public forums such as the Brea Louise Perry, Indiana University news, courts, and public policy initiatives. In this special session, we discuss how sociological research can productively impact the design of digital tools Daniel Adkins, University of Utah used by people every day. Partnerships between social scientists and technologists can lead to the development of digital tools that innovate 2370. Author Meets Critics. Trans: Gender and Race in an solutions to social challenges faced by people around the world. To explore Age of Unsettled Identities (Princeton University Press, this topic, we assemble a panel of scholars who have considerable experience 2016) by Rogers Brubaker not only studying intersections of digital technology use and equity but who Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, have also partnered with technologists to make design recommendations for social good. Our panelists’ research centers on the relationship between 12:30-2:10pm digital technology adoption and sociological considerations of education, Session Organizer: Sebastien Chauvin, University of Lausanne disability, race-ethnicity, class, and gender. They will discuss how they have Author: Rogers Brubaker, University of California-Los Angeles translated their work into design-facing recommendations for the Presider: Ann J. Morning, New York University development of digital technologies. As part of this discussion, panelists will reflect on both the challenges and opportunities for social scientists to to Critics: Chinyere Osuji, Rutgers University support digital innovation as part of a public sociological agenda. Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University Angela Jones, State University of New York-Farmingdale 2373. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements. Political Communication and Social Movements Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, Listening for the Interior in Hip-hop and R&B Music Tennille 12:30-2:10pm Allen, Lewis University; Antonia M. Randolph, Winston- Session Organizer: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Salem State University Presider: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona The Gospel Bird: Race, Faith, Fellowship and Food Letisha Panelists: Neal Caren, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Engracia Cardoso Brown, University of Texas-Austin David Karpf, George Washington University Discussant: Katrina Bell McDonald, Johns Hopkins University Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University 2377. Policy and Research Workshop. Who Gets Accepted Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University and Who Gets Rejected? Discussant: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, 2374. Section on Medical Sociology. Leo G. Reeder Award 12:30-2:10pm Address and Awards Ceremony Session Organizer: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, Sociological Association 12:30-2:10pm Co-Leaders: James C. Witte, George Mason University Session Organizer: Jane D. McLeod, Indiana University Yukiko Furuya, George Mason University Presider: Jane D. McLeod, Indiana University This workshop will introduce potential users to a restricted-use digital Panelist: Paul D. Cleary, Yale University archive of American Sociological Review manuscripts and reviews from 1990 through 2010, give examples of how to use it, and help participants to 2375. Special Session. Guns in American Life develop questions and techniques for analysis. Scholars who want to develop their ability to use a brand-new data set to study the history of sociology, the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, sociology of knowledge, intellectual history, the dynamics of formal 12:30-2:10pm organizations, social stratification, and, most broadly, the ways power and Session Organizer: Mary Romero, Arizona State University knowledge interact to determine “what can be said” about a topic at any Good Guys with Guns? Confronting Policy from Within the given moment will want to participate in this workshop. This digital archive was created by the American Sociological Association and the Center for Conceal Carry Worldview Angela Stroud, Northland Social Science Research at the George Mason University that includes 8,441 College manuscripts, with attendant reviews, information on authors and reviewers Never Here: The Fight Over Campus Gun Policies after a Mass that can be analyzed by researchers. Unlike, any other study of academic Tragedy, the Case of Virginia Tech James Hawdon, Virginia work, limited to published articles, this archive contains both published and unpublished manuscripts, so that archive users can study patterns of Polytechnic Institute and State University acceptance and rejection, frequencies of author and reviewer who submit to Armed Students on Campus: Are They (or We) Ready? Diane the journal, their race/ethnicity, and gender and their network relationships Marano, Rutgers University-Camden Specific Learning Goals 1. Understanding the Structure and Content of the The gun issue continues to be a divisive issue in the U.S. Even the left are Digital Archive. 2. Formulating research questions that can be answered using divided as evident by the middle-ground position taken by Bernie Sanders. the digital archive(e.g.) • What intellectual orientations, major paradigms and Leaving gun control legislation in the hands of state government, we have a methods of the discipline became more or less visible during these important growing movement for and against allowing guns on university campuses. decades? • How has the composition of manuscript submitters changed by Shootings in schools, nightclubs, airports, and other public areas present race, ethnicity, gender, and institutional affiliation? • Do the manuscript safety issues. Efforts range from time-limits to background checks to keep reviewers reflect a disciplinary elite who act as gatekeepers to the journal? 3. guns away from populations deemed unsafe or irrational and regulating the Learning how to answer specific research questions by manipulating the types of guns entering the general population. Other efforts are made toward variables and files in the archive. This workshop will introduce potential users holding gun manufacturers liable. Panelists are asked to share their own to a restricted-use digital archive of American Sociological Review experiences in fighting the gun issue at their university and in sharing their manuscripts and reviews from 1990 through 2010, give examples of how to research on the gun issue. use it, and help participants to develop questions and techniques for analysis. Scholars who want to develop their ability to use a brand-new data set to 2376. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Race and study the history of sociology, the sociology of knowledge, intellectual Intersectionality (Cosponsored with the Association of history, the dynamics of formal organizations, social stratification, and, most broadly, the ways power and knowledge interact to determine “what can be Black Sociologists) said” about a topic at any given moment will want to participate in this Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, workshop. This digital archive was created by the American Sociological 12:30-2:10pm Association and the Center for Social Science Research at the George Mason Session Organizer: Juan J. Battle, City University of New York- University that includes 8,441 manuscripts, with attendant reviews, information on authors and reviewers that can be analyzed by researchers. The Graduate Center Unlike, any other study of academic work, limited to published articles, this Presider: Alyssa Marie Newman, University of California-Santa archive contains both published and unpublished manuscripts, so that archive Barbara users can study patterns of acceptance and rejection, frequencies of author Bag Lad(ies): The Reciprocation of Violence among Black and reviewer who submit to the journal, their race/ethnicity, and gender and their network relationships Specific Learning Goals 1. Understanding the Women Endia Louise Hayes, Rutgers University Structure and Content of the Digital Archive. 2. Formulating research Left of Black Power: Triple Exploitation, the Structural questions that can be answered using the digital archive(e.g.) • What Location of Black Women, and Black (Em)Power(ment) intellectual orientations, major paradigms and methods of the discipline Charisse Burden-Stelly, Carleton College became more or less visible during these important decades? • How has the composition of manuscript submitters changed by race, ethnicity, gender, and institutional affiliation? • Do the manuscript reviewers reflect a Table 03. disciplinary elite who act as gatekeepers to the journal? 3. Learning how to A Simulation Model of Schema Recombination Jacob answer specific research questions by manipulating the variables and files in the archive. Participants will receive codebooks and examples of how to Charles Fisher, University of Michigan answer specific questions. The co-facilitators of the workshop (James Witte, Evolutionary Patterning: The Social Redirection of Rewards George Mason University, Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological from the Body and Long-term Economic Growth Association (ASA) and George Mason University, Yukiko Furuya, George Michael Hammond, University of Toronto Mason University, and Jean Shin, ASA) will aid participants in developing research questions of interest to them and how these questions can be Stackelberg Competition and the First-mover Advantage in answered using the digital archives. Oligopoly Robert Hideo Mamada, Grand Canyon University 2381. Sociology in Practice Settings Symposium. Workshop Uniting the Three Paradigms Frank Ewing Roberts, Mt San on How to Conduct Sociological Research within Antonio College Constrained Structures Table 04. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 12:30- Symbolic Networks, Reputations, and History: How Artists’ 2:10pm Reputations are Shaped through Connections in Session Organizer: Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Museum Exhibitions Laura E. Braden, Erasmus Association University; Thomas P. Teekens, University of Groningen Presider: Kimberly Fox, Harvard University / ICS The Balancing Act of the Practicing Researcher: Remaining The Composition of Success: Examining the Role of Prizes Sociological in a Corporate Environment Lesleigh Arlene and Competitions in Contemporary Art Music Campanale, IEEE; Michael Wehrman, IEEE Alexander C. Sutton, University of Virginia Using the Toolkit in Practice: Sociology on Billable Hours Mark Thinking Humor Sociologically Ran Keren, Northeastern Stephen Treskon; Brandi Gilbert, Urban Institute University 2383. Theory Section Refereed Roundtable Session Toward a Unified Identity Theory: The Case of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 12:30- Undergraduate Entrepreneurs Daniel Davis, University 1:30pm of California-San Diego Session Organizer: Alison Gerber, Lund University Table 05. Table 01. The Neoliberal View of State Intervention in the Economy: Bourdieu and Foucault on Freedom: Sociology of or A Critique Alessandro Bonanno, Sam Houston State Beyond Good and Evil? Caleb Richard Scoville, University University of California-Berkeley The Rise of Speculative Communities: Towards a New Bourdieu and Phenomenology: Mis/recognition, Field, and Theory of Financialised Nationalism Aris Komporozos- the Micro-macro Link Besnik Pula, Virginia Polytechnic Athanasiou, University College London Institute and State University Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiment and Foucault’s Mistaking Nature for Culture: A Critique of Habitus and a Governmentality: An Overlooked Site for the Call for an Evolution-informed Sociology Lawrence Governmental Self? Paul C. Fuller, Illinois College; Hamilton Williams, University of Toronto Timothy McCorry, Medaille College The Behavioral Economics of Pierre Bourdieu Adam Hayes, Outline of a Theory of Modernity Jorge Galindo, University of Wisconsin-Madison Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Table 02. Table 06. Table Presider: Peter L. Callero, Western Oregon University Altruism, Morality, and Social Solidarity and the Study of Is It Possible to Integrate Demographic Theories? Yuri the Good Vincent Jeffries, California State University- Frantsuz, University of Humanities and Social Sciences Northridge Strengthening the Strong Program in Cultural Sociology Arab Anti-Colonial Critique and the Afro-Asian Imaginary Victor Meyer Lidz, Drexel University; Helmut Anaheed Al-Hardan, American University of Beirut Staubmann, University of Innsbruck The Logic, Practice, and Feeling of Discovering Amanda The Sociology of the Symbolic Landscape: A Cross-national Kaplan, Rutgers University Theory of Culture and Inequality Andrea M. Voyer, Steps Toward an Analytic of Racial Camps Giovanni Picker, University of Connecticut; Anna Lund, Linnaeus University of Glasgow University Table 07. Axel Honneth on Socialism: Creative Democracy and the Table Presider: Kate Pride Brown, Georgia Institute of Problem of Power Yotaro Natani, University of Technology Wisconsin-Madison Casework: Medical Knowledge/Power in Practice Daniel Ray Morrison, Vanderbilt University; Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University The Consequent Processualism as a Social Ontology to Styles of Value Orientation: Ethics and Epistemologies in Support a Distributed Conception of Memory and Urban Ethnography Vinay Kumar, State University of Identity Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, University of New York-Buffalo São Paulo Sociology as Philosophy? Or What can Sociology Learn Towards a New Sociology of Events: Living, Moving Events from the Ontological Turn in Anthropology? Timothy in Post-conflict Kosovo Alissa Boguslaw, The New Rutzou, Yale University School for Social Research Table 08. 2384. Section on International Migration Refereed The Ethnography of Rules, Classifications, and Standards Esther L. HsuBorger, University of Wisconsin-Madison Roundtable Session Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 12:30- Conspicuous Mobility: The Passport as Status Symbol Yossi 1:30pm Harpaz, Tel Aviv University Enquiry Concerning the Distinctness of the Principles of Session Organizer: Ali R. Chaudhary, Rutgers University-New Brunswick Rationality in Science Ezgi Bagdadioglu Table 01. Attitudes Towards Immigrants Table 09. Table Presider: Jamie G. Longazel, University of Dayton Confucian Social Theory and John Dewey’s Theory of Morality Becky Yang Hsu, Georgetown University Association of Attitudes toward U.S. Immigration with Demographic, Socioeconomic, and Political Factors, Historicism and Historical Sociology: A Methodological 1996–2016 Ernesto F.L. Amaral, Texas A&M University; Critique and Agenda Jonah Stuart Brundage, University Guadalupe Marquez-Velarde, Texas A&M University; of California-Berkeley Moving Forward by Looking Backward: Reclaiming Paige Mitchell, Texas A&M University Class Position, Public Expenditure, and Public Attitudes Classical Economists as Sociologists Alexander J. Myers, toward Immigration Ka U Ng, National Taiwan University of Kansas Table 10. University Europeans’ Immigrant Preferences: How Immigrant Publicity and Common Knowledge Ari Adut, University of Characteristics Determine Desirability Sevsem Cicek- Texas-Austin Okay, University of Cincinnati; David J. Maume, Monopoly and Social Distribution of Knowledge: Undertheorized Concepts Hector Vera, UNAM University of Cincinnati Table 02. Comparative Immigrant Integration Sexuality: An Intersectional Endeavor for LGBTQ Studies in Table Presider: Irene H.I. Bloemraad, University of California- Sociology Lee Thorpe Jr., West Virginia University; Misty L. Harris, West Virginia University Berkeley Integration into What? Second Generation Immigrants in Testing the Flexibilities of Positivism: Philosophy of Social Norway’s Occupational Class Structure Arnfinn H. Science at the RAND Corporation, 1950-1965 Christian Midtboen, Institute for Social Research, Oslo; Jørn Daye, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt Table 11. Ljunggren, Departement of Sociology and HUman Geography, University of Oslo Is Democracy Endangered? The Shifting Balance of Public Legal Status and Educational Integration: The Immigrant and Private Power Mary E. Vogel, New York University 1.5-Generation in the United States James Dean and University of Manchester Towards a New Pedagogy of Conflict: The Limits of Bachmeier, Temple University; Claire E. Altman, University of Missouri Resolution in Modern Conflicts Surya Sankar Sen, Social Inclusion and Immigrant Status among African- National Institute of Advanced Studies Cultural Ties and Political Convictions Milos Brocic, descent Youth in France Loretta Bass, University of Oklahoma University of Toronto Short and Long-term Integration: Assessing the Impact of Table 12 Immigrant Social Networks Rosa Weber The Global Citizenship Regime as a Caste System Ana Velitchkova, University of Mississippi Table 03. DACA and Undocumented Youth Table Presider: René Flores, University of Washington The Abstraction Problematic of the Body, Ours and Persistence for Whom? Educational Trajectories of Parsons' Michael E. Bare, University of Chicago Undocumented South Korean and Mexican College The Interactional Geometry of Microaggressions Michael E. Bare, University of Chicago Students in New York City Jennifer Catherine Sloan, City University of New York-The Graduate Center Table 13. Master Status or Agentic Pathways:Family, Gender, and Taming Time: Historical Causation and Social Change Yang Zhang, American University Legal Status among Undocumented Youths in Contingent Migration Contexts Stephen P. Ruszczyk, Canada Gina Masequesmay, California State Montclair State University University-Northridge Table 04. Diaspora and Identity Table 08. Enforcement and Securitization Table Presider: Manashi Ray, West Virginia State University Table Presider: Nestor P. Rodriguez, University of Texas- Cold War Coreligionists: Competing Nationalisms among Austin Buddhist Vietnamese Immigrants and Refugees in Fence Nationalism: Rising Border Walls in the Age of the Berlin Phi Hong Su, University of California-Los Angeles Drone Olivia Mena, University of Texas-Austin The Homeland, Hostland, and Elsewhere: A Multicentered The Presidential U-Turn Immigration Enforcement Impact: Relational Framework for Immigrant Identity Rhetoric and Reality Judith Ann Warner, Texas A&M Formation Tahseen Shams, University of Toronto-St. International University; Rohitha Goonatilake, Texas George A&M International University The Modality in which [Global] Class is Lived: Race, Nation, Table 09. Family Dynamics of Migration and Diaspora on the Margins Jamella Nefetari Gow, Table Presider: Cinzia Solari, University of Massachusetts- University of California-Santa Barbara Boston The Role of Food in Transnational Migration of Chinese Families in Transit through Mexico: (Re)creating the International Students in the United States Yue Zhu Private Sphere on the Road Alejandra Díaz de León, Table 05. Drivers and Dynamics of Migration University of Essex Table Presider: Yossi Harpaz, Tel Aviv University Father’s Migration and the Education of Children Left Shared Ethnicity and Its Role in Facilitating Stepwise Behind in Turkey Jeylan Erman, University of Global Mobility of Skilled Migrants: The Case of Iranian Pennsylvania Students in Turkey Mohammad A. Chaichian, Mount Table 10. Gender and the Household Mercy University; Homa Sadri, Hacettepe University Table Presider: Jacqueline M. Hagan, University of North Human Trafficking and Human Development in Nigeria; Carolina-Chapel Hill Dimensioning the issues, Challenges and Prospects for Acculturation and Nothing More? Generational Solutions Charles Onoura Okwuwa, Ibrahim Babangida Differences in Housework among Partnered Hispanic- Badamasi University origin Women and Men Susana M. Quiros, Localizing Global Talents: Career Guidance as Cultural Pennsylvania State University Learning and Embedded School-work Migration A Recipe for Disaster: The Mismatch of Au Pairs’ Pathway in Japan Ryoko Yamamoto, State University of Motivations and Host Families’ Expectations Nihal New York-Old Westbury Celik, Wheaton College The Strengths and Challenges of Cross Cultural The Mommy Track in A New Country Yifan Bai, American Collaborative Field Research of Families and Institutes for Research; Anke Li, Pennsylvania State International Migration Jacob Richard Thomas, University University of California-Los Angeles; Peng Huang, Someone to Talk To: Immigrant-native Differences in Peking University Emotional Support for Children Yader R. Lanuza, Table 06. Dynamics of Incorporation University of Miami Table Presider: Tomas R. Jimenez, Stanford University Table 11. Labor Market Incorporation Legal Brokers: Navigating Illegality through Undocumented Table Presider: Van C. Tran, Columbia University Resource Networks Vanessa Delgado, University of A Longitudinal Study of Forced Return Migration and Labor California-Irvine Market Reintegration in Mexico Jacqueline M. Hagan, Migration, Assimilation and Survival from Central University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Joshua America’s Northern Triangle Denise N. Obinna, Mount Thomas Wassink, University of North Carolina-Chapel St Mary's University Hill; Brianna Castro, Harvard University More to Come: A Profile of Nigerian Immigrants in the Costs of Unemployment and the Immigrant Male Labor United States Karen Okigbo, City University of New Force’s Life Satisfaction in the United Kingdom, 2009- York-The Graduate Center 2015 Jing Shen, University of Mannheim; Irena Kogan, Table 07. Enclaves and Entrepreneurship University of Mannheim Table Presider: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University Labor Market Assimilation among Mexican Immigrant Consumer Behavior in Ethnic Enclaves: Does Co-ethnic Women: A Double-cohort Approach Sandra M. Florian, Density Reduce Consumer Spending? Scott Tuttle, University of Pennsylvania; Chenoa Flippen, University University of Kansas; ChangHwan Kim, University of of Pennsylvania; Emilio A. Parrado, University of Kansas Pennsylvania Vietnamese Restaurant Owners in Quebec Province, Table 12. Legality and Irregular Migration Table Presider: Susan K. Brown, University of California- of Helsinki Irvine I Tell Them I Don't See the Paradise: Caribbean Costa Impacts of Legitimate “Temporary Legality” on Migrant Ricans’ Perceptions of Lifestyle Migrants Erin M. Women’s Lives in the United States and Canada Se Adamson, University of Kansas Hwa Lee, State University of New York-Albany Table 17. Transnationalism They Don’t Know they Have Papers: The Legal Table Presider: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of Consciousness of Indigenous Immigrants in South California America Deisy Del Real, University of California-Los Futures in Motion: A Research Program for Transnational Angeles Migration Studies Maria Islas Lopez, University of Visa Overstays, Border Crossers and Immigrant Legality in Denver America Denise N. Obinna, Mount St Mary's University Negotiating Transnational Citizenship: The Case of Aging Table 13. Migration and Health Return Migrants to Taiwan Ken Chih-Yan Sun, Hong Table Presider: Emerald Thai Han Nguyen, University of Kong Baptist University California-Davis Political Transnationalism among Polish Refugees Mary Health Without Papers: Immigration, Citizenship and Patrice Erdmans, Case Western Reserve University Health in the 21st Century Brian Tuohy, University of Table 18. Unaccompanied Minors Chicago Table Presider: Vikki S. Katz, Rutgers University Nationality, Context and Length of Time on the Health of Coming of Age while Hyper-Aware of the Law: Central Caribbeans In and Outside Canada Krim Lacey; American Unaccompanied Minors’ Incorporation in the Jungwee Park, Statistics Canada; Anthony Briggs, United States Chiara Galli, University of California-Los University of Toronto; James Jackson, University of Angeles Michigan Stakeholder Responses to the Unexpected Influx of The Effects of Siblings on the Dietary Integration of the Unaccompanied Youth in the Hudson Valley Anne R. Second-generation Muslim Youth in Europe Hiroshi Roschelle, State University of New York-New Paltz; Luz Kojima, Waseda University Porras, State University of New York-New Paltz Table 14. Race and Racialization The Migration Industry in a Transit Context: Central Table Presider: Catherine Lee, Rutgers University American Unaccompanied Minors in Transit Through Colour-blindness as a Strategy: How Colour-blindness Mexico Angel Alfonso Escamilla Garcia, Northwestern Translates into Welfare Work with Migrants Carolin University Schütze, Lund University Table 19. Xenophobia and Anti-Muslim Sentiment Who Curates the Refugee Story? How Racialized Table Presider: Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto Immigration Policies Drive the Global Refugee European Far-Right Cultural Exclusion of Muslims and their Narrative Rawan Arar Social and Political Inclusion Pamela Irving Jackson, Table 15. Refugees Rhode Island College; Peter E. Doerschler, Bloomsburg Table Presider: David Scott FitzGerald, University of University California-San Diego History Matters: How Does Past Immigration Affect Conspicuous Strangers and Creative Discrimination: A Present Xenophobia Shun Gong, Tohoku University; Qualitative Analysis of Refugee Economic Integration in Zixin Li Utah Yvette Young, University of Utah Using Internet Search Data to Examine the Relationship Perceptions of Temporariness in the Process of Refugee between Anti-Muslim and Pro-ISIS Sentiment in U.S. Integration Aysegul Balta Ozgen, State University of Counties Friedolin Merhout, Duke University; New York-Buffalo Christopher A. Bail, Duke University; Peng Ding, Welcoming Refugees and the Cultural Wealth of Cities: University of California-Berkeley Intersections of Urban Development and Refugee 2385. Regular Sessions. Substance Use, Abuse, and Humanitarianism Jake Watson, Boston University Table 16. Religion and Migration Aspirations Treatment Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 12:30- Table Presider: Zai Liang, State University of New York- 2:10pm Albany Session Organizer: Khary K. Rigg, University of South Florida Come for Friends, Stay for God Ashelee Yang, University of California-Los Angeles Presider: Khary K. Rigg, University of South Florida Context and Culture: Reasons Young Adults Drink and Drive in Imagining the West in the Context of Global Coloniality: Rural America Kaylin Greene, Montana State University; The Case of Post-Soviet Youth Migration Daria Krivonos, University of Helsinki; Lena Näre, University Samuel T. Murphy, Montana State University; Matthew E. Rossheim, George Mason University Faculty/Staff and Student Accounts of Stress at Virginia Tech Nonmedical Prescription Drug Use among African Americans on April 16, 2007 Michelle Frances McLeese, Alice Lloyd who use MDMA (Ecstasy/Molly) Khary K. Rigg, University College of South Florida; Amanda Sharp, University of South Private Troubles, Public Secrets: The Self-representation in Florida Help-seeking Posts on Facebook Koit Hung, University of Opioid Prescribing to Reproductive-aged Women in Delaware Texas-Austin Mieke C.W. Eeckhaut, University of Delaware; Tammy L. 2410. Section on Body and Embodiment. Disability and The Anderson, University of Delaware Body Differentiating Drug Normalization: A Quantitative Exploration of Cannabis Use Patterns, Accessibility, and Acceptability Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104B, Level 100, 2:30- 4:10pm Attitudes among Undergraduates Kat Kolar; Patricia Session Organizer: Alexis A. Bender, Emory University Erickson; Andrew Hathaway, University of Guelph; Geraint Osborne Presider: Kelly Underman, Drexel University From Proliferation to Prohibition: The Pendulum and Opioid Use and Informal Harm Reduction in a Remote Standardization in Opiate Logic Sara Rubin, University of California Town David Showalter, University of California- California-San Francisco Berkeley Normalizing Trans (?): Privacy, Biomedicine, and Body Logics Sunday, 1:00 pm Elizabeth P. Rahilly, Trinity University Standardized Diagnosis, Absent Bodies: An Analysis of Testing, 2331. Meeting. Tides of Freedom: African Presence on the Diagnosis, and the Writing of Medical Records Douglas W. Delaware River Maynard, University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania Convention Center, Arch Street Entrance, Level The Violence of Social Isolation Jorie Hofstra, Rutgers 100, 1:00-3:00pm University Sunday, 1:30 pm Discussant: Elroi J. Windsor, Salem College 2312. Meeting. Section on Consumers and Consumption 2411. Section on Communication, Information Technologies, Business Meeting and Media Sociology. CITAMS@30: Perspectives, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 1:30- Purposes and Promises 2:10pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 2:30- 4:10pm 2369. Meeting. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society Session Organizer: Wenhong Chen, University of Texas-Austin Business Meeting Reflections on My Path to CITASA/CITAMS and the Future of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Our Section Shelia R. Cotten, Michigan State University 1:30-2:10pm All the Lonely People? The Continuing Lament about the Loss 2383. Meeting. Theory Section Business Meeting of Community Keith N. Hampton, Michigan State Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 1:30- University; Barry Wellman, NetLab Network 2:10pm Collective Representation and Spatial Segregation in Chinese Network Society Shaojie Liu, Renmin University 2384. Meeting. Section on International Migration Business Culture of Algorithms: The Example of Media Technologies at Meeting Work in Financial Markets Karin D. Knorr Cetina, University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 1:30- of Chicago 2:10pm Discussant: James C. Witte, George Mason University Sunday, 2:30 pm 2412. Section on Politial Economy of the World-System 2409. Section on Sociology of Emotions. Feeling Big Data Refereed Roundtable Session Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 2:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 2:30- 4:10pm 3:30pm Session Organizer: Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas Session Organizers: Marion W. Dixon, American University Presider: Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame Ben Marley, State University of New York-Binghamton Economics on the Couch: The Conflicted Self of Contemporary Table 01. Environmental Justice Economic Culture Sophie Clare Moullin, Princeton From Dispossession to Disaster, Resistance to Resilience: University The Impact of Oaxaca’s 2017 Earthquake on Gender and the Give and Take of Emotions in the Workplace Indigenous Movements Alessandro Morosin, University Sanaz Mobasseri, University of California-Berkeley of California-Riverside On the Critical Praxis of Indigeneity and Structural Graduate Students and Faculty Intersections of Environmental Injustice in Guatemala Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108A, Level 100, 2:30- Samantha K. Fox, University of New England 4:10pm The Political-economy of Landslides and International Aid Session Organizer: Ruth E. Zambrana, University of Maryland Relief: A Qualitative Investigation in Rural Uganda Kelly Presider: Ruth E. Zambrana, University of Maryland Austin, Lehigh University Panelists: Denise A. Segura, University of California-Santa Table 02. Contradictions of Our Times Barbara Climate Disruption: A Crack in the Hegemonic Façade of Verna M. Keith, University of Alabama-Birmingham Global Stability and the World-System Pat L. Kimberly R. Huyser, University of New Mexico Lauderdale, Arizona State University David G. Embrick, University of Connecticut Environmental Damage and the Juridico-Economic Nancy Lopez, University of New Mexico Dynamics in the World-System: The Magurchara Gas How can you engage in a transforming the status quo in graduate Explosion in Bangladesh Nikhil Deb, University of admissions and faculty hiring Strategies of resistance reveal high levels of emotional labor to deconstruct “the hidden curriculum” in racialized Tennessee-Knoxville hierarchies and to perform effectively in environments that are imbued with The Contradictions of Peripheral Development: implicit bias. Come and share strategies for advancing transformative Venezuela’s Political Crises in World-systems practices in graduate admissions and faculty hiring that advance inclusive Perspective Alberto Gomez-DaBoin, Florida Atlantic excellence or the idea that equity, inclusion and excellence are interdependent. University; Phillip A. Hough, Florida Atlantic University Table 03. World Systems: Evolution, the Global City and the 2415. Thematic Session. Race and Identity: Feeling Race and Right Feeling Validated; Race, Recognition, and Identity on the The Evolution of World-systems: Spirals of Sociocultural 2020 Census Evolution within Polities and in Interpolity Systems Pennsylvania Convention Center, 108B, Level 100, 2:30- Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of California- 4:10pm Riverside; Hiroko Inoue, University of California- Session Organizer: Nicholas A. Jones, U.S. Census Bureau Riverside Panelists: Jennifer Lee, Columbia University The Global City within the World System: A Function with Julie A. Dowling, University of Illinois at Urbana- a Variety of Forms Jeffrey L. Sternberg, Northeastern Champaign University C. Matthew Snipp, Stanford University The Global Right in the World Revolutions of 1917 and Nicholas A. Jones, U.S. Census Bureau 20xx Jennifer Suzanne-Kempton Dudley, California By the 2018 ASA Annual Meeting, the plans for the 2020 Census State University-Northridge; Peter Grimes, Independent race/ethnicity question will be solidified, following a decades long effort to examine potential new question designs with several national-level empirical Scholar research studies, consultations with experts, advisors, and stakeholder Table 04. Trade and Labor in the Longue Duree organizations, deliberations with federal statistics agencies, and ultimately Beyond Trade Imperialism: Spatial Competition and the decisions by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget on the ways in which Ecology of Uneven Development Roberto Jose Ortiz race/ethnicity categories and questions should be utilized. This session will explore the framing of the 2020 Census race/ethnicity question and discuss Ortiz, State University of New York-Binghamton the categories and detailed groups that are presented on the form and how Geopolitics and Inter-frontier Trades on the Northern these relate to feeling race and feeling validated. Panelists will discuss what Borderlands of the Ming Empire, 14th-16th Centuries this ultimately means individual and community recognition, and how all Geng Tian, Peking University Americans from myriad background can report their diverse identities on the census and see them validated through the production of 2020 Census results Labor in Lengthened Global Commodity Chains in the that illustrate a snapshot of who we are as a diverse country and how we are Capitalist World-economy Paul S. Ciccantell, Western changing. Michigan University; David A. Smith, University of 2416. Thematic Session. Interracial Marriage, Interracial California-Irvine; Elizabeth Alexis Sowers, California Intimacies, and Multiracial Identities: A Global State University-Channel Islands Perspective The Sulphur Frontier of the Industrial Revolution Daniel de Pennsylvania Convention Center, 109AB, Level 100, 2:30- Deus Cunha 4:10pm 2413. Meeting. Honors Program Careers Briefing Session Organizer: France Winddance Twine, University of Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 2:30- California-Santa Barbara 4:10pm A Global Mix: A Comparative Analysis of Attitudes toward Interracial Marriage Erica Chito Childs, City University of 2414. Thematic Session. Navigating Resistance to Equity, New York-Hunter College and The Graduate Center Excellence and Inclusion of Underrepresented Minority Tipping and Tripping: Interracial Families Negotiating Safety while Dining and Traveling Heather M. Dalmage, Roosevelt 4:10pm University Session Organizer: Julie C. Netherland, Drug Policy Alliance Ethnic Choices and Social Constraints: Multiracial Youth Co-Leader: Jessie Daniels, City University of New York-Hunter Negotiating Identity in Spain Dan Rodriguez Garcia, College and The Graduate Center Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona In the age of “alternative facts” and “post truth,” the role of academics in Discussant: Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New policy debates is more important than ever. Unfortunately, few academics have been trained in how to be effective policy advocates, and there are York often institutional barriers that make it difficult for them to engage in This session explores the lived experiences and identity formation within advocacy. Drawing on one of the facilitator’s years of experience in on-the- transracial families formed through adoption and intermarriage. ground drug policy reform and the other’s expertise on public scholarship, this workshop will provide participants with information about how policy 2418. Policy and Research Workshop. Workshop on really gets made and the unique role of scholars in advancing policy reform. Disability Measures and Data The workshop will cover: the role of researchers in influencing policy, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 111A, Level 100, 2:30- strategies for engaging and developing relationships with key policymakers, 4:10pm working with advocacy groups to generate new legislation and/or support existing policy campaigns, using the media to advance reform, and the Session Organizer: Barbara M. Altman, Disability Statistics function of research in a “post-truth,” “alternative facts” policy environment. Consultant The workshop will also address how to overcome common obstacles to Co-Leader: Sharon N. Barnartt, Gallaudet University participating in policy advocacy, including lack of time and institutional This workshop focuses on quantitative measures of disability available in incentives for doing so. American national data. Its goals are to further interest in, and capability for, disability-specific research as well as to spur research which includes disability 2424. Regular Sessions. Gender, Sex, and Power as one often ignored component of intersectionality. In order to accomplish Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113C, Level 100, 2:30- these goals, the workshop will differentiate among disability measures used 4:10pm in national federal surveys to help researchers to pick the best measures for Session Organizer: Amy Brainer, University of Michigan- their particular questions. We will review the major national federal surveys that include measures of disability, highlight the kinds of questions and Dearborn answer categories and relate the questions to the WHO International Slut-positivity and Creep-shaming: Re-framing the Sexual Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health in order to differentiate Double Standard in the BDSM Scene Julie Lynn Fennell, their role in the disability process. We will also evaluate the measures within Gallaudet University the framework of intersectionality in order to foster inclusion of disability as part of intersectionality research. Agenda: 1. Current conceptualization and Girls Just Wanna Have Funds: Negotiating Stigma, Exchanges, operationalization of disability: Medical Conditions; Impairments; Physical and Inequality in Sugar Arrangements Carmen Rowe, and Social Functioning; Employment and/or Participation 2. How do these Boston University various measures interact with the International Classification of Functioning, Fraternity Men’s Reckoning with Sexual Assault Chloe Grace Disability and Health 3. Review of major Federal surveys: American Community Survey; CPS; NHIS; MEPS; a. Questions and answer categories in Hart, Stanford University; Kristine Kilanski, Independent the various Federal Surveys – what is captured what is not captured b. Scholar; Tagart Cain Sobotka, Stanford University Empirical questions that can and cannot be addressed c. Intersectionality Sexual Violence, Legal Reforms, and Forensic Reports: The and its relationship with disability d. Variables of interest to intersectionality Emerging Medico-legal Discourse and Practice in Turkey topic 4. At least ½ hour will be spent discussing individual’s data needs and which question sets best address inclusion of the disabled population. Tugce Ellialti-Kose, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Ying-Chao Kao, Rutgers University 2422. Teaching and Learning Symposium. Workshop on Handling Controversial Topics in a Controversial Era 2438. Meeting. Committee on the Status of Lesbian, Gay, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 2:30- Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) People in 4:10pm Sociology Session Organizer: Margaret Weigers Vitullo, American Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 303, Level 3, 2:30-4:10pm Sociological Association 2439. Meeting. Task Force on First Generation and Working Presider: Rebecca Bach, Duke University Class People in Sociology Let's Talk About Race: Much More Frequently Suzanne R. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 304, Level 3, 2:30-4:10pm Goodney Lea, Interactivity Foundation; Deveraux Christian Smith 2448. Regular Sessions. Social Inequality and Stratification: Heteronormativity as Hegemony: An Applied Workshop on Forms and Variety in the Field Using Queer Family Theory in the Undergraduate Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 403, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Classroom Shawn Mendez; Samuel H. Allen, University of Session Organizer: Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University Maryland Presider: Jerry Johnson Black Nativity Matters: Relative Earnings Growth Trajectories 2423. Professional Development Workshop. Becoming an among African Americans and Black immigrants Mosi Effective Policy Advocate Adesina Ifatunji, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113B, Level 100, 2:30- Ted Mouw, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill The Double Burden: Gender Equity and Fertility Intentions Job Loss and Incarceration: An instrumental Variables After the One-child Policy Yun Zhou, Brown University Approach John J. Clegg, New York University; Adaner Discussant: Jennifer S. Barber, University of Michigan Usmani, Brown University 2451. Regular Sessions. Economic Sociology and the The Great Migration and Residential Segregation in American Cities during the Twentieth Century Christine Leibbrand, Valuation of Work Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 406, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm University of Washington; Stewart E. Tolnay, University of Session Organizer: Elizabeth Popp Berman, State University of Washington; Catherine Massey, University of Michigan; J. New York-Albany Trent Alexander, University of Michigan The Long-Run Causes of Wage Inequality in Local Labor Presider: Karen Levy, Cornell University Creative Conflicts: Regimes of Justification in Advertising Markets, 1939-2014 Tom VanHeuvelen, University of Work Andrew C. Cohen, Yale University Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Rise of Programming-intensive Occupations and Gender Survival Finance and the Politics of Equal Pay Katherine Sobering, University of Texas-Austin Inequality over the Recent Two Decades Siwei Cheng, New The Limits of Robot Dreams: The Entangled Material and York University; Bhumika Chauhan, New York University; Sociocultural Dimensions of Automation Ya-Wen Lei, Swati Chintala, New York University Harvard University 2449. Regular Sessions. Disability and Society: Systemic Timing Is Money: Employment Relationships in a Virtual Call Supports, Barriers, and Inequality Center Valery Yakubovich, ESSEC; Roman V. Galperin, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 404, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Johns Hopkins University; Mouna El Mansouri, ESSEC Session Organizer: Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University Discussant: Adam D. Reich, Columbia University Presider: Heather E. Dillaway, Wayne State University 2452. Regular Sessions. New Insights and Trends in Stuck in Transition With You: Families in the Transition to Relationship Formation Adulthood for Men with Mobility Impairments James Dalton Stevens, Syracuse University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 407, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Fenaba Addo, University of Wisconsin- Parental “Power” and Racial Inequities in Special Education Madison Catherine Kramarczuk Voulgarides, Touro College Does Marriage affect Birth Outcomes? Evidence from Change Disability and Corporeal (im)Mobility: Medicaid Impacts Personal Care Attendant Service Users' Cross-state Plans in Marital Fertility Over Time Florencia Torche, Stanford University; Alejandra Abufhele, University of Pennsylvania and Pursuits Brian R. Grossman, University of Illinois at First-Generation College Students and the Timing of Marriage Chicago Taking Stock: Disability, Cumulative Disadvantage, and Wealth Michael D. King, University of Wisconsin-Madison Racial Differences in Union Formation: An Intergenerational Disparities in Canada Michelle Lee Maroto, University of Perspective on Recent Trends, 1985-2015 Deirdre Bloome, Alberta; David Nicholas Pettinicchio, University of Toronto University of Michigan Discussant: Heather E. Dillaway, Wayne State University What Role Does Cohabitation Serve? The Heterogeneity of 2450. Regular Sessions. Differentials in Fertility Timing and Relationship Progression among Cohabiting Couples Fertility Preferences Sharon L. Sassler, Cornell University; Mary Beth Morrissey, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 405, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Cornell University Session Organizer: Jennifer S. Barber, University of Michigan Discussants: Kathleen E. Hull, University of Minnesota A Competing-Risk Analysis of Cohabiting First Births Lawrence Lauren Griffin, Cornell University L. Wu, New York University; Monica Lisette Caudillo, 2453. Regular Sessions. Science Studies: Constitution and University of Maryland; Paula England, New York University; Nicholas D.E. Mark, New York University Organization of Academic Disciplines Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 408, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Period of Migration and Fertility among Turkish Women in Session Organizer: Torsten Heinemann, University of Hamburg West Germany Jeylan Erman, University of Pennsylvania Presider: Torsten Heinemann, University of Hamburg Preferences, Partners, and Parenthood: Linking Early Fertility Desires, Union Formation Timing, and Achieved Fertility The Emergence of the Life Sciences Field: Institutionalizing Disciplines at the German Universities, 1770-1890 Jacob Natalie S. Nitsche, Vienna Institute of Demography; Sarah Habinek, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies R. Hayford, Ohio State University Paper Cultures of Human Cancer Virus Research in the Special Religion and Fertility among Migrants and Native Populations and in France Julia Andrea Behrman, New York University; Virus-Leukemia Program, 1958-1969 Robin Wolfe Scheffler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Natalie Jeylan Erman, University of Pennsylvania; Elisabeth Becker Brooke Aviles, Yale University The “Reproducibility Crisis” and the Constitution of a Trans- Countervailing Mechanisms Patricia Louie, University of Scientific Field Aaron Panofsky, University of California-Los Toronto Angeles Discussant: Tony N. Brown, Rice University International Representation in U.S. Social-Science Journals 2456. Regular Sessions. Social Control and Deviance as Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania; Nissim Mizrachi, Tel Aviv University Mutually Constitutive Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 411, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Political Partisanship and Confidence in Science and Religion Session Organizer: Armando Lara-Millan, University of in the United States, 1973-2016 Timothy L. O'Brien, California-Berkeley University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Shiri Noy, University of Wyoming $40 to Make Sure: Background Check Laws and the Endogenous Construction of Criminal Risk David 2454. Regular Sessions. Political Polarization McElhattan, Northwestern University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 409, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Carceral Rehab as Fuzzy Penality: Hybrid Technologies of Session Organizer: Debra Minkoff, Barnard College Control in the New Temperance Crusade Sarah L. Presider: Andrew J. Perrin, University of North Carolina-Chapel Whetstone, Bradley University; Teresa Gowan, University Hill of Minnesota Issues, Identity, Discursion and Affective Polarization Kristinn Extended Punishment: Criminalizing Immigrants through Mar Arsaelsson, University of Wisconsin-Madison Surveillance Technology Mirian Giovanna Martinez- The End of "Innocence"? Three New Measures of Political Aranda, University of California-Los Angeles Issue Alignment Among the American Public Nick Rogers, Producing Delinquency: The Struggle for Racial Integration in State University of New York-Stony Brook; Andrew the Foster Care System, 1920s-1950s Michaela Christy Hargrove, State University of New York-Stony Brook; Jason Simmons, University of California-Berkeley Jeffrey Jones, State University of New York-Stony Brook The Police as Place-Makers: The Racial Consequences of The Wisdom of Political Crowds: Increasing Accuracy and Spatial Regulation in a Segregated Context Daanika Reducing Polarization in Echo Chambers Ethan Porter, Gordon, University of Wisconsin-Madison George Washington University Discussant: Alexander J. Myers, University of Kansas Talking Trade: the Discursive Evolution and Divisive 2457. Regular Sessions. The Next Generation of Articulation of Trade in American Politics Colin Patrick Arnold, University of Virginia Intergenerational Mobility Research Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 412, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Discussant: Andrew J. Perrin, University of North Carolina- Session Organizer: Kim Weeden, Cornell University Chapel Hill Intergenerational Class Mobility in Europe: A New Account 2455. Regular Sessions. Race, Ethnicity, and Mental Health: and an Old Story Marii Paskov, University of Oxford; Critical Issues Erzsebet Bukodi, Institute of Education, University of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 410, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm London; Brian Nolan, University of Oxford Session Organizer: David R. Williams, Harvard University Do Grandfathers Really Matter for Social Mobility? Evidence Anomie, the Great Recession, and Racial Differences in from Swedish Register Data Jonas Helgertz, Lund Depression Loren Henderson, University of Maryland- University; Martin Dribe, Lund University Baltimore County; Richard Greg Moye, Winston Salem Multigenerational Cycles of Poverty? The Transmission of State University Family Poverty across Three Generations Fabian T. Pfeffer, Death by a Thousand Cuts: Chronic Strains, Acute Stressors, University of Michigan; Davis Daumler, University of and Black-White Health Disparities Courtney E. Boen, Michigan; Jingying He, University of Wisconsin-Madison University of Pennsylvania Income Returns to Class and Occupational Inheritance Colin G. Perceived Unfair Treatment by Police, Race and Telomere Peterson, Stanford University Length: Black and White Men in Nashville, Tennessee Social Mobility and Life Satisfaction in Europe: A Michael McFarland, Florida State University; John Taylor, Compositional Perspective on Dissociative Consequences Florida State University; Cheryl Smith McFarland, Florida Jasper Dhoore, Ghent University; Stijn Daenekindt, Ghent State University University; Henk Roose, Ghent University Social Support and Perceived Mental Health by 2458. Regular Sessions. Globalization and Gender Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Socio-Economic Status Susan Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 413, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm Roxburgh, Kent State University; Kelly Rhea MacArthur, University of Nebraska-Omaha Session Organizer: Manashi Ray, West Virginia State University The Black-White Paradox Revisited: Understanding the Role of Presider: Manashi Ray, West Virginia State University Female Empowerment, Marriage Dowries, and 2467. Section on Sociology of Development. States, Parties, Entrepreneurship Anita C. Butera, University of Houston and Movements in the Global South: Rethinking the Law Center; Robert Manning, Institute for Consumer “State” in Development Financial Services Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 3, Level 4, Gendered Regimes of Illegality: The State Management of 2:30-4:10pm Women’s Migration in Asia Maria Hwang, Rice University Session Organizers: Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University The Global Traffic in Women: NGOs, Sex Trafficking, and Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University Accumulation in the World-system Sara Snitselaar, Boston Embedded Mutuality: Reconsidering the State-NGO University Relationship in International Development Projects Waiting for Integration: Gendered Time and Labor of Tamara Kay, University of Notre Dame; Asad L. Asad, Internally Displaced Peasants in Medellín Claudia Maria Cornell University Lopez, California State Long Beach Inside South Africa’s Passive Revolution: Protest, Parties, and White Women. White Nation. White Cosmopolitanism: the State Marcel Paret, University of Utah Swedish Migration between the National and the Global Making Medicines in East Africa in the AIDS Era: Toward a Catrin Lundstrom, Linkoping University Sociology of Developmental Foreign Aid Nitsan Chorev, Brown University 2465. Section on Race, Gender, and Class. Exploring the Peace by Committee: State and Civil Society in the Control of Carceral Continuum Communal Violence Aditi Malik, College of the Holy Cross; Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 1, Level 4, Monica Prasad, Northwestern University 2:30-4:10pm When Strong States are Also Messy: Policy Articulation and Session Organizer: Carla Shedd, City University of New York- Bureaucratic Competition in China’s Industrial The Graduate Center Policymaking Yingyao Wang, University of Virginia Presider: Chantal Annise Hailey, New York University Discussant: Patrick G. Heller, Brown University Cops on Campus: Patterns of Police Presence in American Schools Rebecca Gleit, Stanford University 2468. Regular Sessions. How to Spend Cultural Capital Race, Gender and the Contexts of Unarmed Fatal Interactions Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 4, Level 4, with Police Odis D. Johnson, Washington University-St. 2:30-4:10pm Louis Session Organizer: Bethany Bryson, James Madison University The Disproportionate Punishment of Black Inmates in North Presider: Bethany Bryson, James Madison University Carolina State Prisons: 1980-2016 Bridget Brew, Cornell Experiencing Inequality: Interaction among Different Social University Classes in an Elite University Maria Jose Alvarez-Rivadulla, Stigma, Housing and Identity after Prison Danya Keene, Yale Universidad de los Andes School of Public Health Openness as Moral Justification: Revisiting the Paradox of The New Lavender Scare: Urban Policing, Mass Incarceration, Elite Distinction Jordan J. Brensinger, Columbia University and LGBTQ Youth Homelessness Brandon Andrew Speed Matters: Cultural Capital, Social Capital and the Robinson, University of California-Riverside Accumulation of Resources by Congolese Refugees Blair Suzanne Sackett, University of Pennsylvania; Annette 2466. Professional Development Workshop. Public Lareau, University of Pennsylvania Engagement: Building your Networks, Crafting Your Making Sense of the Gap: Recognition and Police-citizen Message, and Communicating Effectively about Your Encounters Holly Campeau; Ron Levi, University of Research Toronto; Todd Foglesong, University of Toronto Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 2, Level 4, Discussant: Alexander Davis, Princeton University 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizer: Amy T. Schalet, University of 2469. Section on Medical Sociology. The Politics of Health Massachusetts-Amherst Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 5, Level 4, Leader: Amy T. Schalet, University of Massachusetts-Amherst 2:30-4:10pm Public engagement requires us to build new networks and relationships Session Organizer: Celeste Campos-Castillo, University of with partners who often have as much to teach us, as we them. To Wisconsin-Milwaukee communicate effectively, we need to clarify what parts of our research are best to share, understand the rules of the game and cultures of the worlds we Presider: Dajuan Ferrell, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee are seeking to move into, and learn how our research can be relevant and of Human Rights and Bodily Autonomy: An International use to those we hope to engage. This workshop will cover relationship Comparison of Abortion Law Elizabeth Nalepa, University building, "message" development, and tips for engaging public audiences of Virginia; Brian Gran, Case Western Reserve University through writing and public speaking. Lessons from the Affordable Care Act: Explaining Policy Divergence between Intentions and Outcomes Ethan J. Do Foreign Firms Change Culture? Evidence from Female Evans, University of California-Davis Executives and Firms in the GCC Alessandra L. Gonzalez, Shunning Politics: Organizational Neutrality in the American University of Chicago Academy of Family Physicians Sorcha Alexandrina Brophy, Across Muslim majority countries there is an exploding youth population, University of Chicago and increasing female achievement in tertiary education. At the same time, many Muslim majority countries have some of the lowest rates of female The Credibility of Cultural Authorities on Vaccination Policy: A labor force participation and women have separate legal rights from men in Relational Approach Alexander Vincent Bryan, University various spheres of life including legal status, labor laws, and access to of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Gordon Gauchat, University of healthcare. If economic independence brings women more agency in the Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Michael Miner, University of household and in society, what obstacles and challenges do women face in an effort to participate equally in the labor force? What role do firms, NGOs, and Wisconsin-Milwaukee the public sector have in fostering cultural change if they are willing to hire The Quest for the Natural: Hospice and Palliative Care more women into the labor force? The panel will analyze these and more Providers’ Opposition to Physician Assisted Death Clare L. questions of the political economy of women’s work in a variety of Muslim Stacey, Kent State University; Jessica Anna Cebulak, Kent majority cultural contexts. State University; Erin Andro 2473. Special Session. The “Other”, Global Inequalities, and 2470. Section on Evolution, Biology and Society. Race Neurosociology: Fundamental Advances and Applications Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 9, Level 4, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 6, Level 4, 2:30-4:10pm 2:30-4:10pm Session Organizers: Marilyn Grell-Brisk, Universite de Session Organizer: Will Kalkhoff, Kent State University Neuchatel Presider: Will Kalkhoff, Kent State University Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of California-Riverside An Evolutionary Neurosociology: Octonionic Theory of Social The Evolution of Racism and Othering Christopher Chase- Relations, Emotion, and Cognition Warren D. TenHouten, Dunn, University of California-Riverside University of California-Los Angeles The Logic of White Anti-racism Howard Winant, University of Bridging Capital and Cognitive Reserve: Social Network California-Santa Barbara Moderation of Neurodegeneration in Older Adults Brea The Deserving Poor: Race, Sympathy and Political Economy Louise Perry, Indiana University Robbie Shilliam, University of London-Queen Mary An fMRI Investigation of the Effects of Individualistic vs. A Critical Interrogation of Anti-Black Racism and White Collectivistic Priming on Responses to Social Exclusion Supremacy Under Late Capitalism Rose Brewer, University Rengin Bahar Firat, University of California-Riverside; of Minnesota W.E.B. Du Bois conceptualized white supremacy as a global phenomenon Linzie Taylor, George State University propagated through colonialism. But what if we were to go further back to A Neurosociological Theory of Identity and Its Implications pre-colonial times? How has the concept of the “other” evolved into and Anne Frances Eisenberg, State University of New York- within its racialized forms and how does that influence the emergence of Geneseo inequalities? This double-question lies at the heart of the research presented by the panelists. The panel approaches this question from four different Discussant: Will Kalkhoff, Kent State University angles. The first is through the use of social evolution theory to explain the global historical evolution of “other-ing”. Given that politics play a key role in 2471. Theory Section. Coser Salon this evolution, Habermassian discourse could become crucial so as to not Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 7, Level 4, resort to death squads. The second is a materialist approach that places anti- 2:30-4:10pm black racism in the context of 21st century capitalism. The third is through an Session Organizer: John R. Hall, University of California-Davis empirical comparative-historical analysis that demonstrates how white anti- racism exposes the limitations of privilege-based approaches in the discourse Presider: Marion Fourcade, University of California-Berkeley on racism. The fourth explains the dominance of racialized empathy Thick Concepts and Sociological Research Gabriel Abend, New structures over formal legal ones in establishing society’s deserving and York University undeserving. This is explored concretely through the colonial determinants of social security. The panel aims to deepen our understanding of the 2472. Special Session. The Political Economy of Women’s burgeoning discourse on race and emotions and gives a new global Work in Muslim Societies perspective on the sociology of race and inequalities. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 8, Level 4, 2474. Author Meets Critics. Wounded City: Violent Turf Wars 2:30-4:10pm in a Chicago Barrio (Oxford University Press, 2016) by Session Organizer: Alessandra L. Gonzalez, University of Robert Vargas and Crook County: Racism and Injustice in Chicago America's Largest Criminal Court (Stratford Law Books, Development and Gender Regimes: Comparing Iran and 2016) by Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve Tunisia Valentine M. Moghadam, Northeastern University Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 10, Level 4, Obedient Wives and Women’s Work Outside the House 2:30-4:10pm Rachel A. Rinaldo, University of Colorado-Boulder Session Organizer: David J. Harding, University of California- Berkeley 2:30-4:10pm Authors: Robert Vargas, University of Chicago Session Organizers: Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern University Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, Temple University Erika Marín-Spiotta, University of Wisconsin-Madison Critics: Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh Panelists: Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Nikki Jones, University of California-Berkeley Frank Dobbin, Harvard University Justine Eatenson Tinkler, University of Georgia 2475. Special Session. Between Declension and Nostalgia: Given the widespread interest in how to stop sexual harassment in The Logics and Lived Experiences of Politics, Culture, and professional associations and universities, this panel discusses what we know Economics in the American Rust Belt from research on how to stop harassment from occurring in particular in Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 11, Level 4, professional associations. While many organizations have institutionalized policies, training programs, and grievance procedures over the past decades, 2:30-4:10pm harassment has not been eliminated. Researchers will address how sexual Session Organizers: Amanda McMillan Lequieu, University of harassment occurs in professional associations. Drawing on research on and Wisconsin-Madison experiences with harassment prevention in workplace organizations, we will Michael M. Bell, University of Wisconsin-Madison discuss what steps professional associations can do to promote a professional, learning and working environment free of harassment. Panelists: Shannon Elizabeth Bell, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alexandra Kalev, Sociology, Tel Aviv University and Frank Dobbin, Sociology, and State University Harvard University. “Does Harassment Prevention Prevent Harassment? Colin Jerolmack, New York University Evidence from Academia.” We expect that successful harassment prevention Amanda McMillan Lequieu, University of Wisconsin- programs will reduce voluntary workforce exit by female faculty members, leading to increased faculty diversity. We test this proposition with data from Madison 667 colleges and universities for the period 1993 to 2015, examining whether Josh Pacewicz, Brown University adoption of harassment prevention training and harassment grievance The 2017 presidential election brought to public attention the emotions systems reduces voluntary departures of women. Justine E. Tinkler, PhD, of economic loss, political disenfranchisement, and alienation felt by many Sociology, University of Georgia. “Promising Practices for Professional formerly manufacturing or extractive communities in middle America. Associations for the Prevention of Sexual Harassment” The common practices Prevalent narratives of postindustrial communities are often one of enforcement of sexual harassment laws through training and policies in dimensional, erring towards either grim declension or naïve nostalgia for a organizations have encountered widespread resistances. My research golden past. This special session invites papers from current empirical studies explains why approaches to training and policies often have unintended of post-industrial and re-industrializing extractive and manufacturing outcomes or outright fail. Drawing on current research, I will discuss communities. These papers will probe the complexities of individual and “promising practices” that organizations such as professional associations can corporate experiences of political engagement, cultural negotiation, and take to prevent harassment from occurring. Erika Marín-Spiotta, Geography, economic rationality and irrationality in the American Rust Belt University of Wisconsin, Madison: “Responding to hostile climates in the earth and space sciences, lessons from the American Geophysical Union 2476. Section on International Migration. Network, Labor (AGU) and the ADVANCEGeo Partnership” The earth, space and Market and Integration environmental sciences (or geosciences) is one of the least diverse fields in Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 12, Level 4, STEM in the news with several high-profile cases of sexual harassment. I will describe efforts and lessons learned by NSF-funded ADVANCEGeo Partnership 2:30-4:10pm how to improve work climate conditions and scientific societies to codify Session Organizers: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University professional behavior, with the example of the AGU, which recently revised Nazli Kibria, Boston University its code of conduct to include harassment, bullying and discrimination as Presider: Steven J. Gold, Michigan State University research misconduct. Crafting Mobility: Unaccompanied Migrant Youth Navigating 2481. Sociology in Practice Settings Symposium Roundtable the U.S. Garment Industry Stephanie L. Canizales, Session University of Southern California Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon D, Level 5, 2:30- How Institutions Facilitate both Assimilation and Ethnic 4:10pm Persistence: Immigrants in Farmers Markets Esther L. Session Organizer: Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological HsuBorger, University of Wisconsin-Madison Association Immigrants at the Workplace Secil Ertorer, Canisius College Table 01. Practicing Sociology in Multidisciplinary Settings Invisible New Yorkers: Boundaries, Interethnic Networks, Leveraging Marginal Status as the Lone Social Scientist in Immigrant Integration, and Social Invisibility Ernesto the Room Where It Happens Judith D. Auerbach Castañeda, American University Opportunities and Challenges Incorporating Sociological The Entrepreneurship Patterns of Undocumented Immigrants Perspectives in Healthcare Quality Research and in the United States Mahesh Somashekhar, University of Improvement Initiatives Christine H. Morton, Stanford Washington University 2477. Departmental Management and Leadership What Would a Sociologist Do? Articulating Sociologists’ Workshop. Sexual Harassment in Professional Contributions to Multidisciplinary, Biomedical Practice Associations Settings Katrina E. Kimport, University of California-San Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Franklin Hall 13, Level 4, Francisco Table 02. Applied Career Pathways: Government and For- Margaret McGladrey, University of Kentucky Profit Using Culturally Responsive Evaluation to Reduce Health A Foot in the Door: The Role of Internships and Disparities Mindy Anderson-Knott, Social and Fellowships Juanita J. Chinn, National Institute for Child Behavioral Sciences Research Consortium (SBSRC); Health and Human Development (NICHD) Trish Wonch Hill, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Cole National Institutes of Health (NIH): A Career Location Boyle, UNL Methodology & Evaluation Research Core Mercedes Rubio, NIGMS Facility; Changsoo Song, University of Nebraska- Using Sociology to Make a Difference in Corporations Scott Lincoln; Jennifer Rutt, University of Nebraska-Lincoln C. Whiteford, People Plus Table 07. Communicating Sociology's Value-Added Working on a Large Federal Government Survey: The View So, What is Research? Translating the Academy for the from AHRQ Terceira A. Berdahl, Agency for Healthcare Market Kristen Nielsen Donnelly, Abbey Research Research and Quality Strategies for Effectively Communicating the Value of Table 03. Emerging Methods Taking a Sociological Perspective Trish Wonch Hill, Gig Economy Workers- Employees or Contractors? University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Mindy Anderson-Knott, Elizabeth Arnold, Berkeley Research Group Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Consortium Ethnographically-informed Methods of Exploring (SBSRC); Alian Kasabian, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Employees Lived-experience of Diversity, Inclusion and Using a Sociological Lens when Writing Technical Reports Belonging: A Photovoice Example Maria Quinlan, for Clients Caren Arbeit, RTI International Deloitte Table 08. Application Stories Research Industry in the AGILE Times: How Should We My Practice of Public Sociology and Establishing and Change Methodology and Research Process? Stanislav Running the Research Center for Korean Community Moiseev, Consulting Company "Aventica"; Anna Pyong Gap Min, City University of New York-Queens Chernysh, Consulting Company "Aventica" College Staging Knowledge Mobilization: Playwriting as Method Pimps and Prostitutes: Recognizing Human Trafficking and Sylvia Grills, Queen's University Organizing Community Awareness Johanna Bishop Table 04. Methods for Surveys and Administrative Data Post-Secondary Educational Outcomes and Community Community Socioeconomic Status and Surgical Quality Engagement in Newark Kristi L. Donaldson, Rutgers Metrics Dmitry Tumin, Ohio State University; Emily A. University-Newark Shrider, Ohio State University; Martin Kosla, Ohio State Social Capital in Economic Development: Promoting High- University; Michael David Nau, Ohio State University Paying Jobs in a Mid-sized Mountain City Molly Cook, Methodological Challenges with Conducting Applied Illinois State University Health Services Research on the National Level The Importance of Social Philosophy for Non-profit Elizabeth Anne Sternke, Press Ganey Associates, Inc.; Organizations Charlene E. Holkenbrink-Monk, San Bradley R. Fulton, Press Ganey Associates, Inc.; Diego State University; Jung Min Choi, San Diego State Kristopher H. Morgan, Press Ganey Associates, Inc. University Table 05. Translating Academic Sociology to Applied Careers 2483. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Dispelling Myths Surrounding a PhD's Transition out of Refereed Roundtable Session Academia and into the Private Sector R. Tyson Smith, Camden Coalition for Healthcare Providers Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 2:30- 3:30pm Sociology as Praxis: Living an Applied Life Jillian Powers, Session Organizers: Bryant Crubaugh, Pepperdine University Independent Scholar Sociology at RAND: What is Sociology Like in a Think Tank? Aliza Luft, University of California-Los Angeles Table 01. Digital and Online Movements Sarah O. Meadows, RAND Corporation; Esther M. Table Presider: Stacy J. Williams Friedman, RAND Corporation; Marek N. Posard, RAND New Media, New Role: Abortion, Polarization, and Social Corporation Table 06. Evaluation as Practice Movements in the Internet Age Rebekah Getman, Northeastern University Bridging the Gap: Making Evaluation User Friendly and Trolling Social Movements: Movement/Countermovement Fear Free Christina Diaz Dynamics in Online Social Movement Campaigns Jessi Dealing with Client/Customer Confidentiality Issues in Non-academic Settings Lisette M. Garcia, Hispanic Grace, Florida State University Recruitment in the 21st Century: Redefining Activism and Association on Corporate Responsibility Engaging Youth Jamie Puglin, State University of New Negotiating Membership Roles and Resolving Conflict in Participatory Evaluation with Non-profit Organizations York-Stony Brook Table 02. Emotions and Social Movements Nicole Doerr, University of Copenhagen Table Presider: Natalia Ruiz-Junco, Auburn University Expanding the Immigrant Rights Movement: A Culture, Creative Expression, and Pleasurable Emotions: Quantitative Study Using Public Attitudes as a Function Sustained Participation within the Coalition of of Intersectionality Inna Mirzoyan, Michigan State Immokalee Workers Melissa Gouge, George Mason University University Resisting Trump: the Indivisible Movement's Birth on Striking Over Soap and Towels? Conditional Solidarity, Social Media and Organizing on the Ground Benita Collective Indignation and Emotions in a Mobilization Roth, State University of New York-Binghamton Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M University-College Table 07. Media and Movements Station; Robert S. Mackin, Texas A&M University Table Presider: Patrick Rafail, Tulane University Prison Riots as Hostile Outbursts Tom Scott, University of Bringing Different Identities Together: Understanding Maryland-College Park South Korea’s Media Reform Movement through Table 03. Environmental Social Movements Journalists’ Dual Identities Do Eon Lee Table Presider: Fletcher Winston, Mercer University Mediating Design Claims: The Politics of Social Media in Civil Society and Environmental Protection: Grassroots Iran’s Maskan-e Mehr Social Housing Disaster Shawhin Resistance to the Keystone XL Pipeline in Nebraska Roudbari, University of Colorado-Boulder; Mehdi Heris, James Patrick Ordner, University of Kansas; David University of Colorado-Denver; Shideh Dashti, Cooper; Brock Ternes, SUNY Cortland University of Colorado-Boulder; Manouchehr Corporate Framing and Discursive Redirection: The Case of Hakhamaneshi, Amec Foster Wheeler Alachua County, Florida Anne Saville; Alison E. Adams, Table 08. Narratives and Storytelling University of Florida; Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina Table Presider: Ruth Braunstein, University of Connecticut State University; David Hanson, University of Florida The Nationalist Stage: NACHO, the GLF, and the Struggle We Have Real Value. Let’s Call That Out: Community Over Gay Liberation B.B. Buchanan, University of Supported Agriculture (CSA) and Food Citizenship California-Davis Choonhee Woo Power, Policy and Discourse: A Comparative Analysis of Table 04. Framing and Social Movement Outcomes United Nations 2015 Paris Climate Agreement Table Presider: Sharon S. Oselin, University of California- Speeches Scott T. Fitzgerald, University of North Riverside Carolina-Charlotte; Peter Thompson, University of Teacher Associations and Frame Alignment: A Comparison North Carolina-Charlotte Between the NEA and the AFT Amanda J. Brockman, Contentious Storytelling: Articulating Activism through Vanderbilt University Opposition to Meta-Narratives Victoria Marie Bridges to Nowhere? Social Movements, Sufficiency, and Gonzalez, Rutgers University the National Register of Historic Places Jaison D. Desai, Generation Formation in the Post-War Era: The Impact of Carnegie Mellon University; Daniel Erian Armanios, Civil Rights and Vietnam War Memories Joonghyun Carnegie Mellon University Kwak, University of Connecticut Effective Framing Strategies for Policy Changes: A Table 09. Organizations and Movements Comparative Analysis of Feminist Policy Campaigns in Table Presider: Ion Bogdan Vasi, University of Iowa Korea Minyoung Moon, Vanderbilt University The Leverage of Protest: Market, Media, and Reputational Table 05. Global and Transnational Movements Disruption in Social Movement Success Tarun Table Presider: Michael Levien, Johns Hopkins University Banerjee, University of Pittsburgh; Benjamin Steinhardt Convert for the Sake of Islam: Religion, Politics, Race and Case, University of Pittsburgh Nationalism in UAMSHO identity Deogratius Mshigeni, The Logic of Cannabis Pragmatism in the Marijuana University of Nevada-Las Vegas Legalization Movement Jerome Lionel Himmelstein, The Politics of Protection and the Promise of Authenticity: Amherst College Mezcal and NOM 186 Marie Sarita Gaytan, University The Magic of the Marketplace: Environmental of Utah Interpretations of the Market in the Reagan Era The Relationship Between Mobilizations for Homeland Rebecca Lee Stepnitz Maung, University of Minnesota- Regime Change and Migrants Rights Among Overseas Twin Cities Filipinos Sharon Quinsaat, Grinnell College Marital Status and Labor Union Participation Dongwoo Table 06. Intersectionality and Progressive Social Movements Park, Yonsei University Table Presider: May Lin, University of Southern California Table 10. Policy Outcomes of Social Movements Intersectional Coalitions Dynamics, Resource Inequality, Table Presider: Burrel James Vann, University of California- and Political Translation: An Ethnographic Comparison Irvine Public Goods Dilemma and Community Crime Prevention Predicting Protest: The Legacy Effect in the 1960 Sit-Ins Jonathan Coats, Alabama A&M University and the Black Lives Matter Movement Urooj Raja, What Keeps Scientists from Engaging in Public Policy University of Colorado-Boulder Debates? Achim Edelmann, University of Bern; James Table 14. Tactics of Everyday Life Moody, Duke University; Ryan Light, University of Table Presider: Jaime Kucinskas, Hamilton College Oregon When You Name It, You Restrict It: Cohabitation Participants and Pariahs: Civil Rights Organization Typologies, Behaviors, and Lifestyle Activism in Iran Representation in Congressional Hearings, 1900-2000 Marjan Davoodi, Texas Tech University; Patricia Charles F. Seguin, University of Arizona; Thomas V. Maloney, Texas Tech University Maher, Purdue University; Andrew Davis, University of It Connects Me to the Earth: Marginalized Arizona; Yongjun Zhang, University of Arizona Environmentalism, Ecological Embeddedness and The Proliferation of Open-Source Licenses: The Cooptation Resistance to Capitalist Logic Ashley Colby Fitzgerald, of an Industrial Transition Movement by Multiple Washington State University Institutions Magdalena Sudibjo Self-organization as a Response to Homelessness: Table 11. Radical Movements and Covert Tactics Negotiating Autonomy and Transitional Living Inside a Table Presider: Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, University of Arizona "Village" Community Robert L. Molinar, University of Unlocking the Tactics, Network and Membership of Oregon Clandestine Social Movements Zack W. Almquist, From Protest Tactics to a Way of Life: Evidence on University of Minnesota; Benjamin Bagozzi, University Category Ambiguity from the SRI Discourse Saheli of Delaware Nath, Northwestern University Hiding in Plain Sight: Front Groups as a Strategy for Covert Table 15. Violence and Authoritarianism Political Action Molly S. Jacobs, University of California- Table Presider: Dana M. Moss, University of Pittsburgh Los Angeles Whose Streets? Our Streets! Negotiations of Space and Women, Leverage and Peasant Revolutionary Violence in Protests Anne Nassauer, Freie Universität Organizations Juhi Tyagi, Max Weber Center, University Berlin of Erfurt What Drives People to Protest in an Authoritarian Anarchist Gatherings 1986-2017 Lesley J. Wood, York Country? Urban and Rural China Compared Donglin University Han, Renmin University, China Table 12. Right Wing Social Movements and Guns Perceptions of Political Opportunities and Social Table Presider: Amanda Pullum, California State University- Movement Emergence Bashir Tofangsazi, Ohio State Monterey Bay University Attitudes Toward Gun Control Among the American Public A Visual Study of the Persistence of "Terrorism": Oshea Donnell Johnson, University of Miami Republican Sinn Féin "Activists", not Terrorists Robert Guys in Washington: Political Culture in the Tea Party W. White, Indiana University Purdue University Network Elizabeth Anne Yates, University of Pittsburgh Indianapolis Mobilizing Fear and Hate: Discourses and Strategies of the 2484. Section on Sociology of Education Refereed Korean right Myung Ji Yang, University of Hawaii- Roundtable Session Manoa Opposing Movements and the Politics of Blocking: How Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 2:30- 3:30pm the Gun Rights Movement Preserves its Political Session Organizer: Natasha Quadlin, Ohio State University Advantage Eulalie Jean Laschever, DePaul University Table 13. Social Movements and Race Table 01. Access to Education Table Presider: Brian R. Fitzpatrick, University of Notre Dame Table Presider: Kinga Reka Makovi, New York University-Abu Competing or Keeping a Balance: Upper-Middle-Class High Dhabi School Students and the College Admission Arms Race Black Lives Matter! A Theoretical Conversation of Power and Conflict in Modern Society Emmanuel Cannady, Stefan Beljean, Harvard University Ivy League, Targeted: New Institutionalist Explanation of a University of Notre Dame South Korean High School’s Solution Hong Jin Jo, Black Lives Matter from the Local to the Global: University of Chicago Conditions, Causes, and Consequences Kenneth Sean Chaplin, John Carroll University No Other Way: Middle Class Self-exclusion in the College Application Process Yi-Lin Chiang, National Chengchi Revisiting Diversity: On-campus Inclusion Projects and the University Seeds of Organized Resistance Cam Owen; Miguel Abad, University of California-Irvine Overmatched and Overperforming: Unequal Access to High Ability Classrooms and the Reproduction of University Inequality Brian R. Fitzpatrick, University of Notre School Structures, Teachers Attitudes and Behaviors, and Dame; Sarah Mustillo, University of Notre Dame Student Deviance Maria T. Paino, Oakland University Abrupt Shocks: The Effects of Emergency Disruptions on Suspended in Context: School Discipline, STEM Course- the Transition to Adulthood Alec Cali, State University taking, and School Racial Composition Matthew Snidal, of New York-Stony Brook; Jessica Halliday Hardie, City Univeristy of Texas University of New York-Hunter College and The Suspended Attitudes: School Suspensions and their Graduate Center Relationship to Adolescent Well-being Jaymes R. Pyne, Table 02. Achievement and Persistence among Youth University of Wisconsin-Madison Table Presider: Elizabeth Humberstone, Johns Hopkins Table 05. Cultural Capital University Table Presider: Karlyn Gorski, University of Chicago Social Networks and High School Completion Among Help-seeking Behaviors as Cultural Capital: How Schools Adolescents Experiencing Pregnancy Elizabeth Shape the College Experiences of Low-income First- Humberstone, Johns Hopkins University generation Students Bedelia Nicola Richards, University Trajectories through High School: Investigating the of Richmond Pathways of Over-aged and Under-credited Students Do Immigrant Parents Practice Concerted Cultivation? to Graduation Kathryn Hill, New York University; Zitsi Comparative Evidence from Los Angeles Oshin Mirakhur, New York University; Edgar Rivera-Cash, Khachikian, University of California-Irvine New York University We Should Win on Our Voices: High School Debate and Religiousness and Academic Achievement: Why Do More the Acquisition of Cultural Capital Karlyn Gorski, Religious Adolescents Report Better Grades? Ilana University of Chicago Horwitz, Stanford University Table 06. Education in Asia Table 03. Adjustment and Belonging in Higher Education Table Presider: Maocan Guo, Harvard University Table Presider: Brent Harger, Gettysburg College Citizenship as Process: "Global Citizenship", Mental Adjusting to Belonging and Otherness: Black and Latinx Territory and Soul-searching Citizenship by Hong Kong Perceptions of Diversity in Historically White Youths Hei-hang Hayes Tang, Education University of Institutions Carly Offidani-Bertrand, University of Hong Kong Chicago; Micere Keels, University of Chicago; Gabriel Coleman’s Report in China: Understanding the Urban-rural Velez, University of Chicago Gap in Academic Achievement and Its Generating Adjustment vs. Integration: Disentangling Assimilation by Mechanisms Yutong Hu, Chinese University of Hong International Students into American Higher Education Kong; Tony Tam, Chinese University of Hong Kong Institutions’ Social Environment Yezhen Li, University of Cross-border Migration, Place of Education, and Earning Chicago Disparities in Hong Kong Zhuoni Zhang, City University Stay in Your Lane: Student Social Life and the Transition to of Hong Kong; Hua Ye, Sun Yat-Sen University, China; a Selective Liberal Arts College Brent Harger, Duoduo Xu, Hong Kong University of Science and Gettysburg College Technology Race-based Assumptions of Social Class Identity and Their Negotiating Orders through Tibetan Extracurricular Consequences at a Predominantly White Institution Education: Schooling, Minoritization, and Ethnic Debbie Warnock, Bennington College Identity Andrew Frankel, University of Virginia The Affordances of Veteran Peer Community in Higher Heterogeneity, Selection and the Policy Effect of Education: Camaraderie, Information, and Academic Educational Expansion on Earnings in Reforming China, Assistance Brandy M. Jenner, University of California- 1981-2010 Maocan Guo, Harvard University Irvine Table 07. Gender and Sexualities in Education Table 04. Crime, Deviance, and Education Table Presider: Daniel Rudel, Indiana University Table Presider: Jaymes R. Pyne, University of Wisconsin- A Gender Gap in College Expectations? The Role of Family Madison Structure and Parental Education Daniel Rudel, Indiana Redirecting the School-to-prison Pipeline to the STEM University Pipeline: The Impact of School Discipline on Math Gender Trouble beyond the LGB and T: Gender Image and Outcomes Jason F. Jabbari, Washington University-St. Experiences of Marginalization on Campus Kari J. Louis Dockendorff, University of Utah; Claudia Geist, School Socioeconomic Segregation, Family Socioeconomic University of Utah Status, and Violence Nicolo P. Pinchak, Ohio State Mean Boys? Gender and Unpopularity for Trying Hard in University; Raymond R. Swisher, Bowling Green State High School Joseph Workman, University of Missouri, Kansas City; Anke Heyder, University of Dortmund Buckner, University of Toronto Following the (Gendered) Child: How Children’s Gendered Table 11. Issues in School Choice Behaviors Become Enhanced, Extended, and Built in Table Presider: Michael R. Scott, University of Texas-Austin Preschool Heidi Gansen, University of Michigan Demographic Analysis on Students’ Access to Charter Should I Stay or Should I Go: Enrollment Patterns of LGB Schools in Chicago Qingyu Bu, University of Illinois at Students Across Educational Sectors Christopher Urbana-Champaign; Ruby Mendenhall, University of Quiroz, University of Notre Dame; David Sikkink, Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Notre Dame Estimating Student High School Choice-making in Table 08. Higher Education 1 Philadelphia Michael R. Scott, University of Texas- Table Presider: Blake Silver, George Mason University Austin; David Marshall, Auburn University Caregiving in College: Social Inclusion and the Policing of In Search of a Safe School: Racialized Perceptions of Femininity Blake Silver, George Mason University Security and the School Choice Process Chase Michael The College Prep Pipeline: A Wider Pipeline with More Billingham, Wichita State University; Shelley Shutoff Valves Heather E. Price, Marian University McDonough Kimelberg, State University of New York- Universities’ Structural Commitment to Interdisciplinary Buffalo; Sarah Faude, Northeastern University; Research Erin Leahey, University of Arizona; Sondra N. Matthew O. Hunt, Northeastern University Barringer, University of Georgia; Misty Dawn Ring- Schools’ Choice: Delving into an Under-examined Sub- Ramirez, University of Arizona sector of American Public Schools Veronique Irwin, Table 09. Higher Education 2 University of California-Berkeley Table Presider: Sarah Cashdollar, University of Chicago Unintended Harm: How School Choice Policies College and Career Ready in a Changing Economy: Value Concentrate Violence in Children’s Daily Lives Trinh Assessments of Career and Technical Education Sarah Tran, Middlebury College Cashdollar, University of Chicago Table 12. Mental and Physical Health and Education Financial Literacy and Student Loan Default Jennifer Table Presider: Jonathan Dirlam, Ohio State University Suzanne-Kempton Dudley, California State University- Is the Beneficial Effect of College on Self-esteem and Northridge Mastery Overstated? Jonathan Dirlam, Ohio State It’s Personal? Exploring Criminal Justice Involvement and University; Joseph Merry, Furman University Victimization in CJ Major and Career Selection Colleen Population Composition and Health Inequality: The Eren, City University of New York-LaGuardia Reassessment of Educational Gradients on Health in Community College; Shirley Leyro, Borough of Ethiopia Jeong Hyun Oh, University of Chicago Manhattan Community College Stress, Poverty, and the Achievement Gap: A Review Corey Pedagogic Cultures and Career Preparation in Art School Bunje Bower, State University of New York-Buffalo Matthew Rowe, University of California-Berkeley Table 13. Mentorship Table 10. Immigration and International Education Table Presider: Rachel La Touche, University of Toronto Table Presider: Yasemin Soysal, University of Essex Effects of Sex Concordance in Mentoring Relationships on Selling Ivy League Dream to Chinese “Elite” Families: The Summer Research Experience Outcomes for Multifaceted Role of Study-abroad Educational Undergraduate Students Danielle Xiaodan Morales, Consultants Siqi Tu, City University of New York-The University of Texas-El Paso; Sara Elizabeth Grineski, Graduate Center University of Texas-El Paso; Timothy William Collins, The Pathways to the United States: Chinese International University of Texas-El Paso Undergraduates in America Yingyi Ma, Syracuse Graduate Students' Stress Experiences throughout University Doctoral Study Rachel La Touche, University of Toronto Cosmopolitans, Educated Liars or Both? Education The Role of Faculty Mentorship in Doctoral Education Gradients in Support for Muslim Immigrants to the Jeffrey Opaleye Netherlands Mathew Jamieson Creighton, University What Does It Mean to Matter? Natural Mentors in the College Dublin Sporting Life Margaret S. Kelley, University of Kansas University Rankings and International Student Mobility: Table 14. Neighborhoods and Education Chinese and Japanese Students in British Universities Table Presider: Joseph M. Quinn, Duke University Yasemin Soysal, University of Essex; Roxana Diana A Tale of Two Neighborhoods: Neighborhood Effects and Baltaru, University of Essex; Hector Cebolla-Boado, Trajectories in Engineering Science: Systematic UNED Research Review Habiba A Ibrahim, Washington Celebrating the Global: The Internationalization of Higher University-St. Louis Education as Global Actorhood Elizabeth Summer Gentrification and Public Schools: Comparing Residential Socioeconomic Composition and Public School John Paul Bumpus, Duke University; Angel Harris, Duke Enrollments, 2009-2014 Jennifer Carol LaFleur, University Brandeis University Conceptualizations of Discipline among Working Class Residential Mobility and the Role of Teachers in Students’ Families: Similarities and Differences between Racial Sense of School Belonging Joseph M. Quinn, Duke Groups Florencia Silveira, Brigham Young University; University; Anna Catherine Rhodes, Rice University Kristie J. Rowley, Brigham Young University; Curtis D. Symbolic Prejudice in Inner-ring Suburbs: Class Conflict, Child, Brigham Young University; Daniela Barriga, Race, and the Fight Over Public School Funding Brigham Young University Brittany R. Rabb, Case Western Reserve University Asian American Educational Attainment Revisited: An College Choices among Students in a Housing Mobility Evaluation of Status Attainment Models Samuel Program: Social Integration, Cultural Capital, and Harrison Fishman, University of North Carolina-Chapel Intensive Mentoring Allison Young, Johns Hopkins Hill University Table 18. Race and Ethnicity in Education 2 Table 15. Parents and Families in Education Table Presider: Paul Thomas Knudson, University of Table Presider: Daniel Hamlin, Harvard University Massachusetts-Amherst Getting the Teacher’s Attention: Parent-teacher Contact The Intersection of Socioeconomic Status, Race, and and Teachers’ Preferential Behavior in the Classroom Disability in STEM Academic Readiness and Attitudes Natalie Alice Eckhardt Young, University of Dara Shifrer, Portland State University; Paul Joseph Pennsylvania Deppen, Portland State University Is Daily Parental Help with Homework Harmful? Bad to the Bone: Effects of Narratives of Hypermasculinity Reexamining Heterogeneity in National Data Angran Li, on Black Male Achievement Aliyah Abu-Hazeem University of Connecticut; Daniel Hamlin, Harvard How Segregation, Climate, and Interracial Friendship on University Campus Affect Latinx College Students’ Ethnic Family Socioeconomic Status and College Major Choice: Identities Joanna Marie Pinto-Coelho, Bryn Mawr Evidence from China Yapeng Wang, University of College Virginia Academic Privilege and Social Segmentation: Experiences Compensatory Concerted Cultivation: An Exploration of of Middle Class African Americans in Central City Public African American Parenting Practices Lori Delale- Schools Paul Thomas Knudson, University of O'Connor, University of Pittsburgh; James Huguley, Massachusetts-Amherst University of Pittsburgh; Alyssa Parr, University of Examining the Role of Parents’ Education in Income Pittsburgh Attainment among American Indian and Alaska Natives Table 16. Pathways through Higher Education Kimberly R. Huyser, University of New Mexico; Sofia Table Presider: Katharine Broton Locklear, University of New Mexico; Dara Shifrer, Seeking STEM: The Causal Impact of Need-Based Grant Aid Portland State University on Undergraduates’ Field of Study Katharine Broton; Table 19. Race and Ethnicity in Education 3 David B. Monaghan Table Presider: Amanda Frye Leinhos, Stanford University Failing Forward? How University Startup Programs for Feeling Displaced, Enacting Resistance: Race, Place, and Undergraduates Impact Career Formation Daniel Davis, Schooling in the Face Of Gentrifying Forces Chasity University of California-San Diego Bailey-Fakhoury, Grand Valley State University; Lisa M. Getting What They Came For? Non-Traditional Students’ Perhamus, Grand Valley State University Degree Attainment Lara Perez-Felkner, Florida State Learning Your Place: An Education in Racialized Hierarchy University; Amber Hampton, Florida State University Amanda Frye Leinhos, Stanford University Table 17. Race and Ethnicity in Education 1 Realism and Adolescent Goal Formation Among Table Presider: Deborwah Faulk, Ohio State University Adolescents Nora Broege, University of California- Marginally Credentialed: Racial (and Gendered) Berkeley Differences in Returns to Degrees by College Selectivity The Aspiration v. Achievement Gap: Evaluating the Impact and HBCU-status Deborwah Faulk, Ohio State of Race in Gun Violence in Schools Kat Albrecht, University Northwestern University; Adam Pah, Northwestern School is Suppose to be a Place of Learning: Black University; Luis Amaral, Northwestern University; John Mothers' Schooling Logics Mahala Dyer Stewart, Hagan, Northwestern University University of Massachusetts-Amherst Table 20. Returns to Education School Cultural Context, Racial Differences in Schooling Table Presider: Jonathan Dirlam, Ohio State University Experience, and Post-secondary Academic Outcomes Flexibility and Exploration as Cultural Capital: Occupational Pathways after the Ph.D. Josipa Roksa, University of University; Kelly Rifelj, Tulane University Virginia; Candace Nicole Miller, University of Virginia Table 23. STEM achievement and Persistence Examining Labour Market Outcomes for Recent Graduates Table Presider: Daniel Douglas, Rutgers University of Professional Degree Programs Anthony Jehn, Effectiveness of Carnegie Math Pathways' Statway on Western University; David Walters, University of Post-participation Outcomes Jon R. Norman, Carnegie Guelph Foundation for Advancement of Teaching Is Negative Selection True for College Major? Jing Ping, Academic Persistence in STEM Education: New Metrics for Yale University Analysis Michelle Madsen Camacho, University of San Table 21. Schools and Classrooms 1 Diego; Matthew Ohland, Purdue University; Susan Table Presider: Emily Persons, Duke University Lord, University of San Diego, Engineering Building Social Capital by Balancing Voices in School Accelerating Developmental Mathematics Education: Governance: Results from an RCT Kenneth A. Frank, Findings from the AMP-UP Program Daniel Douglas, Michigan State University; Kaitlin Torphy, Michigan Rutgers University State University; John Lane, Michigan State University; Table 24. Technology and Education Dirk Zuschlag, Michigan State University Table Presider: Jessica Rizk, McMaster University Closing and Restructuring Public Schools: The Spillover A Critical Analysis of Emerging Trends in Online For-Profit Effects of Organizational Disbanding and Teacher Education Christopher B. Crowley, Wayne Transformation Emily Persons, Duke University State University Doing More Than You Can Say, Saying More Than You Can Digital Technology and Social Stratification: The Great Do During School Reform David Kalim Diehl, Vanderbilt Equalizer? Jessica Rizk, McMaster University University Divided by Distance? The Labour Market Outcomes of Socio-structural Influences on Teacher-child Interactions Postsecondary Distance Education Bradley Seward; During Project Work Tanya Espinosa Cordoba, David Zarifa, Nipissing University; David Walters, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Stephanie University of Guelph C. Sanders-Smith, University of Illinois at Urbana- It Pays to be Young, Hot, Easy, and Not Black: Online Champaign Student Perceptions of College Professors Pamela Stratification through Educational Ideology: How Charter Leong, Salem State University Schools' Organizational Identities Reflect Race and Learning to Share: Pedagogy, Open Learning, and the Class Jaren Randell Haber, University of California- Sharing Economy Lindsey Carfagna, Thomas Edison Berkeley State University Table 22. Schools and Classrooms 2 Table 25. Theoretical Perspectives in Education Table Presider: Amy Michelle August, University of Table Presider: Richard Paquin Morel, Northwestern Minnesota University The Economy of Attention: Teachers, Preschool Students, Evaluative Styles: Deliberative and Algorithmic Hector and the Struggle to Control Attention in the Classroom Vera, UNAM Amy Michelle August, University of Minnesota Is it the School of Fish or the Size of the Pond that The Importance of Sharing: Understanding Different Matters? Christoph Thomas Zangger, University of Manifestations of Citizenship Learning in Schools Zurich; Sandra Gilgen, University of Bern Willemijn Rinnooy Kan, University of Amsterdam; Social Movement Diffusion Through Education: The Virginie März, Université catholique de Louvain; Spanish Teachers’ Movements and the AnneBert Dijkstra 15M/Indignados Aya Shoshan, Ben Gurion University of “Un-Othering”: Preservice Teacher Preparation n Family the Negev Engagement Stephanie C. Sanders-Smith, University of Strange Frame Fellows: Discursive Tactics of the Anti- Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Tanya Espinosa standardized Testing Movement Richard Paquin Morel, Cordoba, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Northwestern University Tina M. Smith-Bonahue, University of Florida; Olivia R. 2485. Regional Spotlight. Inequality in the Philadelphia Area Soutullo, University of Florida Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon I, Level 5, 2:30- Where Do We Go From Here? The Persistent Popularity of 4:10pm Ability Grouping and Potential for Reform Marshall Ryan Jean, Northwestern University; James Session Organizer: Diane M. Sicotte, Drexel University Presider: Diane M. Sicotte, Drexel University Rosenbaum, Northwestern University Panelists: Len Albright, Northeastern University Packaging the Promise: Money, Messaging, and Misalignment Debbie Heesun Kim, Northwestern Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University-Camden John Edward Balzarini, Delaware State University Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Caucus This session features four presenters, each focused on one aspect of Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 7:30- inequality in the Philadelphia area. Diane Sicotte’s work from her recent book 8:30pm focuses on inequality in the distribution of environmental hazards in the Philadelphia area, and how inequality since 1970 was shaped by new 2689. Joint Reception: Section on Social Psychology and environmental laws occurring simultaneously with deindustrialization, impoverishment and racial inequality; Len Albright will discuss recent Section on Sociology of Emotions patterns in housing segregation and affordability in the South Jersey region, Offsite, City Tap House, 2 Logan Square, 7:30-9:30pm with a focus on the Fair Share Doctrine in NJ, a statewide inclusionary zoning effort aimed at socio-economic integration; Joan Maya Mazelis will present 2694. Joint Reception: Theory Section and Section on findings from her new book, which features in-depth interviews with poor Altruism, Morality and Social Solidarity people in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, in which the Kensington Offsite, McGillins Olde Alehouse, 1310 Drury Street, 7:30- Welfare Rights Union (KWRU) has forged mutually supportive relationships between members that allow people to survive the worst consequences of 9:30pm dire poverty. Finally, John Balzarini will discuss his work on gentrification and how it drives neighborhood inequality. 2695. Section on Consumers and Consumption Reception Offsite, Midtown, 114 S 12th Street, 7:30-8:30pm Sunday, 3:30 pm 26101. Section on International Migration Reception 2412. Meeting. Section on Political Economy of the World Offsite, Strangelov's, 216 S. 11th Street, 7:30-9:30pm System Business Meeting Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 3:30- 26102. Joint Reception: Section on Sociology of Population 4:10pm and Section on Sociology of the Family Offsite, Tir Na Nog, 1600 Arch Street, 7:30-9:30pm 2482. Meeting. Award Presenters and Recipients Photo Session 26103. Joint Reception: Section on Sociology of Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon E, Level 5, 3:30- Development; Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict; 4:10pm and Section on Political Economy of the World-System Offsite, Ladder 15, 1528 Sansom Street, 7:30-10:00pm 2483. Meeting. Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Business Meeting Sunday, 8:00 pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 3:30- 2707. Affiliated Group. University of Wisconsin-Madison 4:10pm Sociology Reception 2484. Meeting. Section on Sociology of Education Business Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103B, Level 100, 8:00- Meeting 10:00pm Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 3:30- 2708. Affiliated Group. University of Pennsylvania 4:10pm Department of Sociology Reception Sunday, 4:30 pm Pennsylvania Convention Center, 103C, Level 100, 8:00- 10:00pm 2582. Plenary Session. ASA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address 2711. Affiliated Group. Greg Maney Memorial Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon E, Level 5, 4:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 105AB, Level 100, 8:00- 6:10pm 10:00pm Session Organizer: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University 2712. Just Desserts! Carla B. Howery Teaching Enhancement Presider: Christopher Uggen, University of Minnesota-Twin Grant Program Benefit Reception (ticket required for Cities admission) Feeling Race: Theorizing the Racial Economy of Emotions Pennsylvania Convention Center, 106AB, Level 100, 8:00- Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University 9:30pm Sunday, 6:30 pm 2717. Affiliated Group. Stanford Center on Poverty and 2683. Honorary Reception Inequality Reception Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon G, Level 5, 6:30- Pennsylvania Convention Center, 110AB, Level 100, 8:00- 7:30pm 10:00pm Sunday, 7:30 pm 2722. Affiliated Group. University of Chicago, Department of Sociology Reception 2613. Affiliated Group. Sociologists' Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 113A, Level 100, 8:00- 10:00pm 2778. Affiliated Group. University of California-Los Angeles Sociology Department and the Sociology Graduate Student Association Reception Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon A, Level 5, 8:00- 10:00pm 2779. Affiliated Group. Harvard Sociology Alumni Reception Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon B, Level 5, 8:00- 10:00pm 2780. Affiliated Group. UBC and UofT Joint Reception Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon C, Level 5, 8:00- 10:00pm Sunday, 8:30 pm 2713. Affiliated Group. Sociologists for Trans Justice (S4TJ) Pennsylvania Convention Center, 107AB, Level 100, 8:30- 10:30pm Sunday, 9:00 pm 2705. Affiliated Group. Closed Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting (for alcoholics in recovery only) Pennsylvania Convention Center, 102B, Level 100, 9:00- 10:00pm 2709. Affiliated Group. Soon-to-be-Author-Meets-Non-Critics Pennsylvania Convention Center, 104A, Level 100, 9:00- 11:00pm Sunday, 9:30 pm 2784. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Benefit Reception (ticket required for admission) Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Salon H, Level 5, 9:30- 11:00pm