Facts and Fictions: Narratives of Inequality and Difference ESS 2019 Annual Meeting Program Details

Thursday, 14 March 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

1. Mini-Conference: Global Health: I. Medical Sociology and Global Health --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Rebecca Farber, Boston University Panelists:  Jason Beckfield, Harvard University  Susan Bell, Drexel University  Donald Light, Rowan University  Rosemary C.R. Taylor, Tufts University

2. Mini-Conference: Emotions and Work: I. Embodying Emotional Labor at Work --Clarendon Organizers: Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University; Aliya Rao, Singapore Management University Presider: Aliya Rao, Singapore Management University  Selling Compassion and Comfort: Emotional Labor as an Invisible Job Requirement in Home Care Work Emily Franzosa, CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy  Animal Patients, Human Clients, and Varied Emotional Labor Adilia E. E. James, Endicott College  Is Paid Care Work Still 'Caring': A Mixed-Method Analysis of Valorization of Paid Care Dilan Eren, Boston University  Gender and the Give and Take of Emotions in the Workplace Sanaz Mobasseri, Boston University

3. Mini-Conference: Globalization and Inequality: I. Nationalism, Imperialism, and Populism in Comparative Perspective --Berkeley Organizers: Lu Zhang, Temple University; Vida Bajc, Yale University Presider: Vida Bajc, Yale University  On Race and Method: A Decolonial Perspective Banu Ozkazanc-Pan, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Imperialists from Non-Empires: South Korean and Turkish Authoritarian Populists in Triads Veda Hyunjin Kim, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Can Mert Kökerer, The New School for Social Research  Perception of Uncertainty and the Support for Right-Wing Politics in Contemporary Austria Elisabeth Lackner, CUNY, The Graduate Center Discussant:  Vida Bajc, Yale University

4. Panel: Caring for Our Students and Ourselves: A Conversation about Emotional Labor -- Beacon Hill Panelists:  Rifat Salam, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College  Deborah Cohan, University of South Carolina - Beaufort

Thursday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM – continued

5. Paper Session: Food and Farming --Cabot  Constructing a Sustainable Food System? Territoriality and Alternative Food Networks in Buenos Aires, Argentina Isaac Sohn Leslie, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Clara Craviotti, National Council of Scientific and Technical Research  The Rain Doesn't Lie: Climate Change and Adaptation in Rural Panama Daniel N. McLane, St. Lawrence University  Latin American Food Startup Founders in New York City Ivana Mellers, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Farmer Identity in "Civic Agriculture" Systems: Motivations for Engaging in Farm to School Programs in the Mid-Atlantic United States Rebecca Lucas, Tufts University

6. Paper Session: Power, Knowledge, and Sociology --Cambridge  Fact Checking History: Processes of Social Inquiry in the U.S. Akilah Sadé Alleyne, University of Delaware  Socially Inherited: Pitirim Sorokin and the Origins of Social Mobility Research Hannah Catherine Waight, Princeton University  The Hidden Shape of Modern Sociology: Mapping Structures of Silence and Absence in early American Sociology, 1895-1945 Aaron Richard Yates, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Iconic Scholarship on Intersectionality: How the Story Gets Told Ivy Ken, George Washington University  Complicit Scholarship for a Decolonial Study of Displacement and the People in Exile Marianne Madoré, CUNY, The Graduate Center

7. Paper Session: Journalism --Charles River  Discourses of "Fake News" Before Trump: A Pre-History of a Contentious Concept William Hoynes, Vassar College  Broadcast Journalism and the Challenge of Being Rightly Inexact Matthew Mahler, Yale University; Mirco Liefke, Goethe University at Frankfurt  Fact-Checking as Boundary-Setting in Political Journalism Bernat Ivancsics, Columbia University  The National News Media's Expansion of the Domain of School Bullying: A Social Constructionist Analysis Robert Brooks, Worcester State University; Jeffrey Cohen, University of Washington - Tacoma

8. Paper Session: Sexual Behavior --Constitution  Meetup/Hookup Apps: An Analysis of a Gay Global Sexual Market Robert Cserni, SUNY, Stony Brook University  Who Gets the Girls: Identity Politics and Feelings of Desirability among Heterosexual Men Beth Montemurro, Penn State University – Abington  Gender and Number of Sexual Partners Darion Nyles McKinley, Temple University  Structural Stigma as a Fundamental Cause of Disparities in the Use of PrEP among Gay Men in the US Clayton Buck, University of Colorado – Denver  The Implications of Gendered Expectations in Sexual Violence Among College-Age Vietnamese Men Patricia Lewis, Emory University; Kathryn Yount, Emory University

9. Paper Session: Education and Urban Communities --Hancock  Kinder Panic: Application Management in an Era of Open Enrollment Bailey Brown, Columbia University  Race, Ethnic, and Class Determinants of Educational Inequality in Long Island, New York Public High Schools Aaron Howell, SUNY - Farmingdale; Tahj Amonds, SUNY - Farmingdale  Divergent Displacement: Demographic, Geographic, and Enrollment Heterogeneity Among Students Displaced by School Closure Kiara Millay Nerenberg, Johns Hopkins University  High School Educational Attainment and Segregation in the Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA, Metropolitan Area. Francisco Ambrosio Figueroa, SUNY, University at Buffalo; Siqi Wang, SUNY, University at Buffalo  Skill-based School Sorting and the Reproduction of Educational Inequality Jared Nathan Schachner, Harvard University Thursday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM – continued

10. Paper Session: Political Inequality --Winthrop  Solidarity Politics: Inequality, Nationalism, and Cooperative Institutions in Affluent Democracies Martin Lukk, University of Toronto  Politics in the fight against inequality: a case study of "Red Solidaria," a Conditional Cash Transfer Programs and its challenges tied to party alliances in El Salvador Natalia S. Navas, SUNY, Stony Brook University  All Politics Is National: Individual and County-Level Effects on Inequality Attitudes, 2006- 2012 Jason Houle, Dartmouth College; Andrew Lindner, Skidmore College  Immigration, Xenophobia, and the Redistribution of Wealth: A Study of Public Opinion Michael Gene Lenmark, SUNY, Stony Brook University  The Pictures in Their Heads: How U.S. Mayors Think about Racial Inequality Katherine Levine Einstein, Boston University; Luisa Godinez Puig, Boston University; Spencer Charles Piston, Boston University

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

11. Meeting: Outgoing Executive Committee Members --Exeter

1:45 PM-3:15 PM

12. Thematic Conversation: Book Publishing --Beacon Hill Presider: Nihal Celik Lynch, Wheaton College Panelists:  Peter Mickulas, Rutgers University Press  Ilene Kalish, NYU Press  Jonathan Skerrett, Polity Books

13. Thematic Conversation: How to Fund Your Research --Georgian Presider: Elyas Bakhtiari, College of William and Mary Panelists:  Laura Senier, Northeastern University  Toby Parcel, Program Director for Sociology at NSF  Alondra Nelson, President, Social Science Research Council  Columbia University  Robert Smith, CUNY, Baruch College and The Graduate Center

14. Author-Meets-Critics: John O'Brien, Keeping It Halal: The Everyday Lives of Muslim American Teenage Boys, Princeton University Press (2017) --Arlington Organizer: Saher Selod, Simmons College Presider: Saher Selod, Simmons College  Critic Van Tran, Columbia University  Critic Jean Marie Beaman, Purdue University  Critic Nancy Ammerman, Boston University  Critic David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania  Author John Hoffman O'Brien, New York University - Abu Dhabi

Thursday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

15. Mini-Conference: Global Health: II. Global Health and Social Theory --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Jing Huang, Brandeis University  Reenergising Sociology of Suicide: Implications in the Context of Bangladesh Anisur Khan, East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh; Kopano Ratele, University of South Africa  Forging Connections between Anthropology and Sociology in Critical Theory on Global Health Svea Closser, Middlebury College  Making Locals Makes Global: How the Production of Local Knowledges Propels Global Travels Lillian Walkover, Drexel University  ADHD Goes Global: Notes on Variations in Measurement and Evidence-Building Meredith Bergey, Villanova University Discussant:  Susan Bell, Drexel University

16. Mini-Conference: Emotions and Work: II. New Forms of Emotional Labor in Changing Workplaces --Clarendon Organizers: Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University; Aliya Rao, Singapore Management University Presider: Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University  In Search of the "Balanced" Worker: How Medical Trainees Modify the Work Devotion Schema Katherine Lin, Dartmouth College  Serving the Customer, Serving the Movement: Activism and Emotion in a Cooperative Workplace Katherine Sobering, University of North Texas  Emotional Resistance? Services and Class Consciousness in the Postindustrial Workplace Peter Ikeler, SUNY - Old Westbury; Jillian Crocker, SUNY - Old Westbury  Servers and Their Foes: Precarity and the Service Triangle Taylor Nicole Laemmli, University of Wisconsin - Madison  Geometries of Power: How Emotions Structure Fields in Self-Employed Masculinized Services Timothy Adkins, University of Chicago

17. Mini-Conference: Globalization and Inequality: II. Politics of Trade and Finance under Neoliberal Globalization --Berkeley Organizers: Lu Zhang, Temple University; Vida Bajc, Yale University Presider: Kevin Doran, Saint Anselm College  Trading Narratives: Competing Partisan Narratives of Contemporary American Trade Politics Colin P. Arnold, University of Virginia  Free Trade Agreements and Health: Conceptualizing the Effect of Trade Flow, Knowledge Spillover and Government Regulation among Participatory Countries Samia Tasmim, University of Memphis; Junmin Wang, University of Memphis  A Reflection on Fair Trade and Global Norms Isabel Araceli Geisler, Northeastern University  Bringing the Banks Back In: Credit Cards, Consumer Debt, and the Origins of Financialization Conrad Jacober, Johns Hopkins University Discussant:  Kevin Doran, Saint Anselm College

18. Panel: Rethinking the Welfare State: Land, Labor and Leisure --Franklin Panelists:  Michael McCarthy, Marquette University  Katie Mazer, University of Toronto  S. Wilson Sherwin, CUNY, The Graduate Center and Queens College Discussant:  Frances Fox Piven, CUNY, The Graduate Center

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Thursday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

19. Paper Session: Food and Inequality --Cabot  The Dwelling and Identity Construction: Food Practices of Female Palestinian Professionals in Israe Liora Gvion, The Kibbutzim College of Education  We Feed the Hungry: A Case-Study of Hunger Relief Organizations and their Networks Leah Elizabeth Gose, Harvard University  Housing Policy Transformation: Food Security Among the Most Vulnerable Movers and the Role of Food Social Services Marcie Jean Hambrick, Simmons College

20. Paper Session: Social Psychology and Knowledge Production --Cambridge Presider: Alex Briesacher, Worcester State University  Politics, Emotion, and Controversy in Social Science Knowledge Production Mark Leon Horowitz, Seton Hall University  Pursuing Human Flourishing: On the Partnership of Sociologists and Those They Study Anthony L. Haynor, Seton Hall University; Irene Dabrowski, St. John's University  Are You My Mentor? Bonnie Oglensky, CUNY School of Professional Studies  Habitus and Conscious Cognition Cory Paul Caswell, University of California - San Diego  The Emperor Has New Clothes: How Outsider Sociology Can Shift the Discipline Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County

21. Paper Session: Knowledge Production and Dissemination --Charles River  From Keeping Clean to Embracing Dirt: The Paradigm Shift of the Relationship Between Germs and Health in Child Care Tsai-Yen Han, Rutgers University  Collective Epistemic Identity and the Preservation of Controversial Medical Practices Catherine Tan, Southern Connecticut State University  The Ceiling of Expertise: Sociology Production, Policy Innovation, and the Consolidation of Command Economy in the Soviet Union, 1965-1985 Xu Huang, Brown University

22. Paper Session: Sexualities and Identity --Constitution  Behind the Wallpaper: The Negotiation and Renegotiation of Sexual Stigma in the Internal Conversation David W. Wahl, Iowa State University  Sexuality and Gender at the Coffee House: Exploring the Performances of LGBTQ Identities in Marked and Unmarked Places Kimberly Grace Tauches, Centenary College  Theorizing Sexual Identities: Personalization, Legibility, and the Imagined LGBTQ+ Community Bailey D. Troia, University of Virginia  Sexualities in Central Appalachia: Understanding Difference, Inter-Generational Variation, and Intersectionality Thomas N. Ratliff, University of Pikeville; Morgun Cable, University of Pikeville; Tommy Joe Ratliff, University of Pikeville; Ariel Hopkins, University of Pikeville; John Howie, University of Pikeville; Nathan Dodd, University of Pikeville; Shelby Meade, University of Pikeville; Leigh Ann Taylor, University of Pikeville; Clinton T. Williams, University of Pikeville

23. Paper Session: Education and Immigration --Hancock Presider: Basak Bilecen, University of Groningen  Immigrant Parental Involvement: Rules of the Game and Resistance to Normative Involvement Max Antony-Newman, University of Toronto  Immigration and Social Mobility in the American School System: Measuring Patterns of Segregation and Performance over a 25-Year period Jennifer Parker, Penn State University- Lehigh Valley  A Different Kind of 'Asian': Hyper-Selectivity and the Case of Second-Generation Filipino Americans Brenda Gambol, CUNY, The Graduate Center  California as the Promise Land: Culture of Migration and Undocumented Youth's Perceptions of Place Alessandra Bazo Vienrich, University of Massachusetts - Boston

Thursday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

24. Paper Session: Political Sociology and Culture I --Winthrop  Monuments to Whiteness: Memorializing Race and Place on the Battlefield Cassie M. Hays, Gettysburg College  Confronting the Refugee in the Archive: Social Constructions of Vietnamese Refugees in Mainstream and Academic Literature Linda Luu, The Graduate Center, CUNY  Authoritarian Strategy and Dehumanizing Discourse in Duterte's Philippines Alessandra Milagros Early, University of Missouri - St. Louis  Young Voters' Understanding(s) of Political Participation: Diversity of Political Repertoires and Balance of Strategies Among Millennial College Students Bo Yun Park, Harvard University  Kellnerian Media Spectacle in the Age of Twitter: Charlie Kirk, Turning Point Usa and Discourse of Higher Educational Political Stance Thomas Conroy, Lehman College

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

25. Plenary: Immigration Futures --Georgian Presider: Nazli Kibria, Boston University Panelists:  Filiz Garip, Cornell University  Roberto Gonzales, Harvard University  Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut  Tiffany Joseph, Northeastern University

26. Author-Meets-Critics: Pei-Chia Lan, Raising Global Families: Parenting, Immigration, and Class in Taiwan and the US, Stanford University Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Critic Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Critic Allison Pugh, University of Virginia  Critic Leslie K. Wang, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Author Pei-Chia Lan, National Taiwan University

27. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: I. Workshop: Supporting Academics/Researchers Targeted for Harassment: Information Sharing & Strategies --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania

28. Mini-Conference: Global Health: III. Measurement and Evidence Building I: The Politics of Measurement in the SDG Era --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Ashley Fox, SUNY, University at Albany  Towards Measurement of Collective Global Impact Through Intersectoral Actions Erica Marie- -Christine Di Ruggiero, University of Toronto  Can We Measure Progress towards Universal Health Coverage with Existing Indicators? Bridget Irwin, Wilfrid Laurier University  What Is Missing? Considering Gender in Health Programs and Interventions Rosemary Morgan, John Hopkins University  Delivering Health Services to Hard to Reach People: A Preliminary Empirical Take Skead Kimberly, University of Toronto Discussant:  Jesse Boardman Bump, Harvard University

Thursday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

29. Mini-Conference: Globalization and Inequality: III. Migrants, Refugees, Social Development in Global South --Berkeley Organizers: Lu Zhang, Temple University; Vida Bajc, Yale University Presider: Marcos Lopez, Bowdoin College  Kongsi Life: Migrants, Refugees and Ghostly Urbanism in Malaysia Parthiban Muniandy, Sarah Lawrence College  Global Labor Migration in Central Asia and Turkey Marhabo Saparova, Northeastern University  Child Left Behind: Sociology in the Child Migrant and Refugee Crisis Margaret Anastasia Zeddies, George Mason University Discussant:  Marcos Lopez, Bowdoin College

30. Paper Session: Gender and Migration --Cabot Presider: Christel Kesler, Colby College  Global Ethnography & Migration Studies: Bringing in a Feminist Perspective Cinzia Solari, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Gendered Citizenship and the ''Refugee Crisis": Impacts of Gender Ideology on Perceptions of Immigration in Germany Carol Jean Petty, George Mason University; Shannon Davis, George Mason University  Shared Border-Crossing Experiences: How Clandestine Women Migrants Influence and Are Influenced by Narratives Communicated via Kinship Ties Crystal Paul, Louisiana State University  Situating Food Citizenship in the Feminization of Migration: In Case of Migrant Farmworkers in South Korea Choonhee Woo, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

31. Paper Session: Place, Space, and Culture --Charles River  Cultural Districting and Grassroots Negotiation of Local and State Logics Jennifer Abrams, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Multiple Homeownership: A Reappraisal of Vacation Homes in the Twenty-First Century Meaghan Stiman, College of William and Mary  Negotiating Gender and Class in Public Space Jaleh Jalili, Oberlin College  Sustaining Communion in a Gentrifying Neighborhood Keith William McIntosh, Temple University

32. Paper Session: Household and Carework --Clarendon Presider: Nihal Celik Lynch, Wheaton College  The Cognitive Dimension of Household Labor Allison P. Daminger, Harvard University  Nanny Work: Help or Hindrance to Future "Formal" Employment? Laura Bunyan, University of Connecticut - Stamford  Valuing Care Work: A Case for State Investment in the Childcare System Ashley Parry, Boston College  Agriculture as Carework: Performing Femininity in a Male-Dominated Occupation Rebecca C. Shisler, North Carolina State University; Joshua Sbicca, Colorado State University

33. Paper Session: Sexualities in Global Contexts --Constitution  Queers of the Night: Queering the Egyptian Social and Political Uprising through Music Izat Elamoor, New York University  LGBT Acceptance Discourse among Muslim Publics in Turkey Caner Hazar, University of Connecticut  Intersectional Heteronormativity: Convergent Motivations of Anti-LGBTQ and Pro-Family Christian Movements in Taiwan Ying-Chao Kao, Virginia Commonwealth University  Changing Attitudes Toward Homosexuality in China: Exploring the Roles of Age, Education, and Internet Exposure Kai Lin, Quinnipiac University; Wenjin Wang, University of Delaware

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Thursday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

34. Paper Session: Education and Inequality --Hancock  "His choice, not mine.": Stressing Youth Agency in Narratives about Education and Success Markella Rutherford, Wellesley College; Lucia Tu, Wellesley College  Education and Kin Support in the United States: Needs or Resources? Natalia Sarkisian, Boston College  Schooled by the Great Recession: Education as a Coping Strategy after Downward Mobility Corey Pech, Ohio State University; Steven Lopez, Ohio State University; Laurie Michaels, Ohio State University  Walking the Tightrope: An Ethnography of the Precariousness of Attempted Upward Mobility Tom Wooten, Harvard University

35. Paper Session: Political Sociology and Culture II --Winthrop  Making Sense of a Controversial Past: National Narratives of Political Violence in Italy Sabrina Nardin, University of Arizona  That Which Precedes One Person, One Vote: Inequalities of Power That Undermine Democracy Allan Rachlin, Franklin Pierce University  The Changing Language of Political Distrust: U.S. Politicians and the Use of Conspiratorial Language, 2000-2016 Ryan Guy Ceresola, Hartwick College; Austin Pitt, Hartwick College  Advocacy by Disability Organizations in Ghana Solomon Amoatey, University of Toledo; Mark Sherry, University of Toledo

36. Workshop: The Deep River Workshop --Boylston In an era of an unprecedented hurried pace and resulting alienation, people are often searching for meaning, balance, stillness, peace and a connection to their deepest places of joy, sustenance, and creativity. Deep River workshops and groups provide a space for resisting the power of the relentless 24/7 culture and for reflecting on our sense of self and relationship in the larger society. Organizer: Deborah Cohan, University of South Carolina - Beaufort Presider: Deborah Cohan, University of South Carolina - Beaufort

5:30 PM-7:00 PM

37. Plenary: Robin Williams Jr. Lecture by Mignon Moore, Columbia University --Georgian Introduction by: Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY Reception to follow

Friday, 15 March 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

38. Thematic Conversation: Sexual Assault on Campus --Georgian Presider: Max Greenberg, Boston University Panelists:  Jessie Ford, Columbia University  Saida Grundy, Boston University  Shamus Khan, Columbia University  Sharyn Potter, University of New Hampshire

39. Presidential Panel: Science and Technology Studies in an Era of Anti-Science I: Perspectives on Science and Politics --Statler Presider: Laurel Smith-Doerr, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Panelists:  Anthony Hatch, Wesleyan University  Abby Kinchy, Rensselaer Polytechnic  Michael Lynch, Cornell University  Laura Senier, Northeastern University Friday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

40. Thematic Conversation: Global Feminisms --White Hill Presider: Jyoti Puri, Simmons University Panelists:  Zine Magubane, Boston College  Elora Chowdhury, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Anjuli Fahlberg, Tufts University  Vrushali Patil, Florida International University

41. Author-Meets-Critics: Jean Beaman, Citizen Outsider: Children of North African Immigrants in France, University of California Press (2017) --Arlington Organizer: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University  Critic Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Critic Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh  Critic Saher Selod, Simmons College  Critic Ernesto Castañeda, American University  Author Jean Marie Beaman, Purdue University

42. Author-Meets-Critics: Rosanna Hertz and Margaret K. Nelson, Random Families: Genetic Strangers, Sperm Donor Siblings, and the Creation of New Kin, Oxford University Press (2018) --St. James Organizer: Karen Hansen, Brandeis University  Critic Jody Madeira, Indiana University - Bloomington  Critic Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Critic Arthur Greil, Alfred University  Critic Nancy Naples, University of Connecticut - Storrs  Authors Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College; Margaret Nelson, Middlebury College

43. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: II. The State, Social Movements & Democracy -- Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University  Can Blockchain Save Democracy? An Experiment by Democracy.Earth So Yun Ahn, University of Wisconsin - Madison  "Community or Catharsis? Online Activism, IRL Community, and Social Agency" Berge Apardian, California State University - Los Angeles  The Revolution Will Be Hashtagged: The Women's (Cyber)March for Disability Rights Josephine Barnett, CUNY, The Graduate Center  The Internet, Digital Capitalism, and the State: How the Material Stuff of Information Became a Problem for State Power Norma Tamaria Mollers, Queens University

44. Mini-Conference: Global Health: IV. Global Health Governance --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Erica Marie--Christine Di Ruggiero, University of Toronto  What Drives Donors? The Power of Issue Framing and Philanthropic Giving in Global Health Summer Marion, Northeastern University  The Presence of Madness: Considering Equity, Social Justice and Ethics in the Persisting Contestation Between the Movement for Global Mental Health and Its Critics Rabia Khan, University of Toronto; André Janse van Rensburg, University of KwaZulu-Natal  Global Vaccination Programmes in India: Contextual Limitations of Universal Policies Madhurima Shukla, Yale University  Undernutrition, Obesity, and Governance: A Unified Framework for Upholding the Right to Food Jesse Boardman Bump, Harvard University Discussant:  Kelly Austin, Lehigh University

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Friday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

45. Mini-Conference: Globalization and Inequality: IV. Global Development and Collective Actions --Berkeley Organizers: Lu Zhang, Temple University; Vida Bajc, Yale University Presider: Lu Zhang, Temple University  Sustaining Sustainability: Displaced Labor in Neoliberal Green Economies Valeria Bonatti, The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Parthiban Muniandy, Sarah Lawrence College  Exporting Food while Hungry? Agricultural Exports, Household Characteristics, and Food Insecurity Amanda Wyant, St. Lawrence University  The State, Social Organizations, and Informal Institutions in China: The Case of Happy Living Xiaoshuo Hou, Skidmore College; Siqi Chen, Skidmore College  A Strike in the Making: The Politics of Indigenous Farmworker Organizing in Baja California, Mexico Marcos Lopez, Bowdoin College Discussant:  Lu Zhang, Temple University

46. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: I. Institutional Challenges in Health Professions Education --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago  Early Sociological Studies of Medical Education Harry Perlstadt, Michigan State University  Pathways to re-certification for International Medical Graduates Lillian Walkover, Drexel University; Susan Bell, Drexel University  Segregation between USMDs and non-USMDs in Internal Medicine Residency Programs Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Josh Klugman, Temple University; Grace Franklyn, Temple University; Shalini Reddy, John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County  A Review of Patient Safety Education in US Medical Schools Eric Van Rite, American Institutes for Research  Leadership and Collaborative Practice: Opportunities for Interprofessional Education and Health Workforce Planning Billie Jane Hermosura, University of Ottawa

47. Mini-Conference: Race and Organizations: I. Constructing Race - Organizational Pressures From Above and Below --Beacon Hill Organizers: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Presider: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Consequences of Consciousness: How White Racial Habits Shape Grassroots Political Strategies Michael Rosino, University of Connecticut  From Out of the Basement: The Basement Workshop and the Formation of Asian American Identity Christina Ong, University of Pittsburgh  Intersectional Christianity: Church Organizations and the Making of "Taiwaneseness" Shirley Michelle lung, The Johns Hopkins University

48. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: I. Reproductive Activism --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Advancing Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Emergencies: Transnational Mobilization for the WHO Essential Medicines List for Reproductive Health Jaimie Nicole Morse, Yale University  Our Bodies, Ourselves Digital, The Next Generation of a Groundbreaking Women's Health Text Amy Agigian, Suffolk University  Reproductive Justice as Resistance: The Chicago Abortion Fund Meghan Daniel, University of Illinois at Chicago  Is It Radical to Let Women Take Charge of Their Births? Doulas, Midwives and OBs Challenging Status Quo Childbirth Practices to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes Tracey Lewis-Elligan, DePaul University Friday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

49. Panel: Living to Tell: Strategies for Successfully Navigating the Perils of Graduate School (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier Presider: Simone Kolysh, CUNY, The Graduate Center Panelists:  Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County  Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, University of Pennsylvania  Fatima Sattar, Augustana College  Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut  Ethan Czuy Levine, Temple University  Susan Telingator, University of Massachusetts - Boston

50. Paper Session: Cities and the Marketplace --Brandeis  The Production of Space: The Determinants of Walkability in Fordist and Post-Fordist Cities in the United States. Taylor Harris Braswell, Northeastern University; Ryan Patrick Thombs, Boston College; Jessica Lee Bolin, Boston College  Durable and Ephemeral Legacy in the Olympic City: From Los Angeles 1984 to the bid for Los Angeles 2024/2028 Samuel Maron, Northeastern University  When Ideology Replaces the Market: Gentrification in East Jerusalem Ori Swed, Texas Tech University  The New Urbanist Company Town? Corporate-driven Development and the Reimagining of the City Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Nicole King, University of Maryland - Baltimore County  Manufacturing an Urban Countryside: Water, Internet and Infrastructure in a Colombian Suburb Sebastián Villamizar-Santamaría, CUNY, The Graduate Center

51. Paper Session: Childhood, Marginalization, and Resistance --Cabot Organizer: Tom Chiang Jr., Columbia University - Teachers College  Traumatic Loss, Disenfranchised Grief, and Post Traumatic Growth Experienced by Young Adults Impacted by Parental Incarceration Sandra Joy, Rowan University  Parental Absence and Children's Wellbeing Lijia Guo, University of Cambridge  Narratives of Belonging: Refugee and Immigrant Community Youth Account for the Social Accomplishment of Meaningful Activity, Agency, and Connection Darcie Vandegrift, Drake University  To Work or Not? A Comparison of Adolescent Substance Use Patterns Sampson Lee Blair, SUNY - Buffalo; Patricia Claster, Edinboro University of PA  Cycling for the Right to the City: Youth, Race and Public Space in Worcester MA Francisco Vivoni, Worcester State University

52. Paper Session: Animals and Society --Charles River  Cows in Transition: Changing Property Relations and Animal Subjectivity in the 20th Century Baltics Diana Mincyte, CUNY, NYC College of Technology  Pet-Friendly Adverts and Vet-Lacking Deserts: Spatial Inequality and Pet Ownership Daniel Jonathan Rose, Winston-Salem State University  Man's Best Friend?: A Study Among Pet Companionship and Various Social Elements on Mental Well-Being Emily John Modrak, Elizabethtown College

Friday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

53. Paper Session: Picturing Care: Reframing Gender, Race, and Educational Justice -- Constitution  List Powers: Care-fully Assembling School Matter(s) Maya Pindyck, Moore College of Art and Design  Care and Social Justice: Time for a New Narrative in Schools and Society Wendy Luttrell, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Disguising Control as Care: Teacher Education and Raced and Gendered Power and Domination in Classrooms Asilia Franklin-Phipps, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Countervisualities of Care: Re-visualizing Teacher Labor Victoria Gordon Restler, Rhode Island College

54. Paper Session: Politics, Ideology, and Participation --Franklin  Populism and the Politics of Fear: The Failed Coup Attempt and the Gendered Performance of Chaos in Turkey Betul Eksi, Harvard University  The Participation Paradox: Anti Governmentality, Political Participation, and Differences by Race and Class at the Transition to Adulthood Margaret Ruth Spallina Rex, SUNY - Buffalo  No MAS: Who said "No" to Evo? Jonathon Acosta, Brown University  Education, Political Ideology, and Racial Biases: Assessing Educators' Racial Biases through Political Ideology Leah L Gillion, Princeton University  (Re)Evaluating Racial Attitudes in the Obama Era: A Replication and Extension Shaun Stewart Genter, University of Maryland - College Park

55. Paper Session: Global Comparative Perspectives --Gloucester  Between Freedom and Change: Tension and Contradiction in Nicaragua and Iran, 1979- 1990 Zachary M. Wilmot, Brown University  Explaining Different Degrees of Territorial Disintegration after the 2011 Uprisings in the Middle East Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey  Discursive Networks, Opportunity Structures, and Ideological Transformation on the Far Right, 1792-1929 Matthias Wasser, University of Maryland - College Park  Dark and Light Sides of China's Historical Capitalism seen through the prism of the Nineteenth Century China's Incorporation Process Sung Hee Ru, Binghamton University  Asset Specificity and the Political Economy of Nationalism Matthias Wasser, University of Maryland - College Park

56. Paper Session: Race, Diversity, and Representation --Hancock  Mixed Messages - Multiracial Student Identity Development and Institutional Support Victoria Alexander, University of Southern California  White Anti-Racist Habitus and Civic Duty in the Color-Blind Era Amanda Cristina Ball, Brown University  The Impact of Racial Microaggressions on College Students' Health and Well-being Cassidy Blaise Castiglione, SUNY - Buffalo  Principles of Racial Integration vs. Perceptions of Non-White Neighborhoods: Comparing Hypothetical and Real Neighborhood Choice Cassi Meyerhoffer, Southern Connecticut State University; Jessica Kenty-Drane, Southern Connecticut State University

Friday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

57. Paper Session: Methodologies I --Newbury Presider: Joanna Pawelczyk, Adam Mickiewicz University; University of Maryland - College Park  Formation and Dissolution of Racial and Ethnic Social Stratification Patterns within Discourse David Mallak Wutchiett, Université de Montréal  Show Not Tell: Photographic Data and Elicitation in Qualitative Research with Boys of Color Pavithra Nagarajan, Columbia University - Teachers College  Researching from Liminal Spaces: The Practice of Care in School-Based Ethnography with Youth of Color Nora Gross, University of Pennsylvania; Veena Vasudevan, American Museum of Natural History; Pavithra Nagarajan, Columbia University - Teachers College  Intersectionality and Hybrid-Effects Models: Impacts of Immigration on Within- and Between- City Wage Inequalities by Race, Education and Gender Eiko Hiraoka Strader, George Washington University  Medical Science and the Military in I Am Legend and its Remakes Jeremiah Chapman Morelock, Boston College

58. Paper Session: Whiteness and Racialization --Stuart Presider: Elizabeth Hughes, Penn State University - Abington  The Dehumanization of Blacks and White Support for Punitive Criminal Justice Policies Ashley Jardina, Duke University; Spencer Charles Piston, Boston University  Racialized: How Race Matters for Welfare State Development, Expansion and its Contemporary Algorithmic Transformation Anna Skarpelis, Harvard University  European Ancestral Diversity as Social Capital: Hybridization, Trust, and Friendship Linda R. Weber, SUNY  The Social Contingency of Interracial Contact as a Predictor of Implicit Racial Bias Kristen Novella Nelson, University of California - Berkeley  Blinded by the Facts: The Reworking of Whiteness in the Dillingham Commission (1907- 1911) Sunmin Kim, Dartmouth College

59. Paper Session: Crime, Social Control, and Place --Tremont  Considering the "Evicted" in the Disadvantage-Urban Crime Relationship Andrew Gray, University of Delaware; Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware  Fear of Crime, Armed Conflict, and Collective Efficacy: The Case of the Mexican 'War on Organized Crime' Miguel Quintana-Navarrete, Harvard University  Accumulation by Penalization: The Violent Logic of Poverty in Neoliberal Dhaka Lipon Kumar Mondal, Virginia Tech  Protecting Immigrants and Punishing Gangs: Crafting the Crimmigration Police in Chicago's Sanctuary City Regime Enrique Alvear, University of Illinois - Chicago

60. Paper Session: Education, Class, and Culture --Winthrop Presider: Sandra Portocarrero, Columbia University  Pressure to Succeed: How Elite Students Actually Get Elite Jobs Jonathan Hampton, Harvard Graduate School of Education  Cultural Similarity and Academic Peer Networks at an Elite University Anthony Matthias Johnson, Harvard University  College Values, Classed Choices: How Class Background Guides Academic Decision- Making Mary Scherer, Sam Houston State University  Who Knows Best?: Conflicting Logics of Expertise in School Choice Sarah Faude, Northeastern University; Kelley Fong, Harvard University  Diversity Management and the Social Construction of a Stigmatized Identity Sandra Portocarrero, Columbia University

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10:15 AM-11:45 AM

61. Thematic Conversation: #MeToo --Georgian Presider: Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern University Panelists:  Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  C. Shawn McGuffey, Boston College  Virginia Sapiro, Boston University  Elizabeth Stowell, Northeastern University

62. Presidential Panel: Science and Technology Studies in an Era of Anti-Science II: Impacts on and Reflexivity in the Field --Statler Presider: Joseph Harris, Boston University Panelists:  Scott Frickel, Brown University  Norah MacKendrick, Rutgers University  Siri Suh, Brandeis University Discussant:  Daniel Kleinman, Boston University

63. Author-Meets-Critics: Barbara J. Risman, Where the Millennials Will Take Us: A New Generation Wrestles with the Gender Structure, Oxford University Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College  Critic Margaret L. Andersen, University of Delaware  Critic Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Critic Catherine Harnois, Wake Forest University  Critic Nancy Marshall, Wellesley College  Author Barbara J. Risman, University of Illinois - Chicago

64. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: III. Labor & Economies --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University  The Fault In The Stars: Public Reputation And The Reproduction Of Racial Inequality On Airbnb Mehmet Cansoy, Fairfield University  Alternative Data and the Myth of Financial Freedom Tamara Nopper, Rhode Island College  Platform Mediated Labor Management - Uber & Amazon Mechanical Turk Comparison Nga Than, CUNY, The Graduate Center  The Active Construction of Passive Investors: Toward Robo Economicus Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison  The Meaning of Measures: A Feminist Approach to Online Markets for Care Julia Ticona, University of Pennsylvania

65. Mini-Conference: Global Health: V. Promise and Pitfalls of Pharmaceuticals --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Lantian Li, Northwestern University Panelists:  Susan Craddock, University of Minnesota  Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois - Chicago  Nitsan Chorev, Brown University

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66. Mini-Conference: Globalization and Inequality: V. Globalization and Inequality -- Berkeley Organizers: Lu Zhang, Temple University; Vida Bajc, Yale University Presider: Amanda Wyant, St. Lawrence University  Inequalities and the Contradictions of Globalization John Clarry, Rutgers University  Globalization and Trends in Horizontal Inequality: Evidence from 48 Developing and Transitional Economies Kevin Doran, Saint Anselm College  Human Trafficking as an Element of Globalization: Exploring the Health Issues Mark Sherry, University of Toledo Discussant:  Amanda Wyant, St. Lawrence University

67. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: II. Socialization & Professional Development --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Kelly Underman, Drexel University  Learning to Work: How Medical Trainees Learn about the Healthcare System and How that Shapes Their Workplace Preferences Katherine Lin, Dartmouth College  Reframing Faculty Development as Faculty Learning in Health Professions Education Catherine Nameth, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA  The Premed Path as an Example of Discriminatory Design Barret Michalec, University of Delaware; Frederic Hafferty, Mayo Clinic  Professional Role Models and Medical Student Socialization Aaron B. Franzen, Hope College  Who's the Teacher?: Exploring Physician Personal and Professional Identity Development as a Result of Creating a Social Determinants of Health Curriculum Savannah Larimore, University of Washington; Maralyssa Bann, University of Washington

68. Mini-Conference: Race and Organizations: II. Racial Ideology and Practice within Organizations --Beacon Hill Organizers: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Presider: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Saving Face by Not Talking About Race: Collective Eminence and Colorblind Racism at Elite Colleges Ingrid Nelson, Bowdoin College  The Organizational Bolsters of Colorblind Ideology: A Case from Policing Daanika Gordon, Tufts University  Racial Optimism and Temporal Order of Bureaucratic Governance Brian James Sargnt, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  "We'll Talk to Them": The Role of Informal Disciplinary Cultures and Performative Anti-Bullying in Producing Racial Inequality at a Predominantly White School Brooke Dinsmore, University of Virginia Discussant:  Victor Ray, University of Tennessee - Knoxville

69. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: II. Power and Inequality in Third Party Reproduction --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Negotiating Pregnancy: How Surrogates and Intended Parents Negotiate Medical Control over the Surrogacy Experience Jessica Cebulak, Kent State University  The Myth of Separation: Rethinking the Relationship Between Gamete Donors and Recipients Lauren Jae Gutterman, University of Texas - Austin; Anna P Lyon, University of Texas - Austin  Race, Identity, and Value: Egg Donation in Asian America Daisy Deomampo, Fordham University

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70. Panel: Protest and Resistance during Trump's Presidency --Franklin Presider: Kenneth T Andrews, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill  How The Resistance Moved From the Streets to the Districts Dana Fisher, University of Maryland  Counting Protests: What Protests Looked Like Leading Up to the Midterms Tommy Leung, Count Love; L. Nathan Perkins, Count Love  Protest, Organizing, and the 2018 Midterm Elections Neal Caren, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kenneth T Andrews, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

71. Panel: Surviving and Thriving on the Academic Job Market (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier Presider: Jessie Finch, Northern Arizona University Panelists:  Jessie Finch, Northern Arizona University  Ingrid Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts  Amy Armenia, Rollins College  Simone Kolysh, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College

72. Paper Session: Childhood and Inequality --Cabot  Privilege and Diversity in the Suburbs: Affluent Youth and Responses to Inequality Whitney Gecker, Boston University  Variation in the Relationship between Children's Preschool Attendance and Mothers' Employment, by Race, Ethnicity, and Immigrant Origin Christel Kesler, Colby College  Raising American Citizens? Facts and Fictions in Homeschooling Mary Elliot, Boston College  Raising Healthy Children: Gendered Hygienic Socialization in Preschool Classrooms Tsai-Yen Han, Rutgers University

73. Paper Session: Collective Memory --Charles River Presider: Amy Chin, Brown University  #Strong: Power, Unity, & Community Dawn Marie Lighthiser, University of Nevada - Las Vegas  My Facts and Their Facts: Exclusion on Sacred Ground and the Demise of the International Freedom Center Stephen Couch, Penn State  From "téoría de los dos demonios" to "reinvidicación de la lucha": Change in the Government's Narrative about the Military Dictatorship in Argentina Hugo Goeury, CUNY, The Graduate Center

74. Paper Session: Gendered Bodies in the Digital Age --Constitution  Does this outfit make me look sexy? Exploring the Role of Gendered Self-Objectification in College Students' Engagement in Sexting Morgan Grace Johnstonbaugh, University of Arizona  Girlhood Reimagined: Compulsory Visibility and New Girlhood Subjectivities through Tween Girls' Social Media Participation Katherine Phelps, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Place, Space, and Race: Relationship Formation in the Digital Age Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, University of Pennsylvania  Bodily Interventions: The Art of Women's Bodies in the Digital Sphere Tamsyn Gilbert, The New School for Social Research  How Gender and Sexualities Influence the Presentation of Bodies in the Digital Age Dina Pinsky, Arcadia University  Beyond Hijab and Saris: South Asian Muslim American Women and New Online Media Farha Ternikar, LeMoyne College

Friday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

75. Paper Session: Governance in the Global Context --Gloucester Presider: Sumegha Asthana, Jawaharlal Nehru University  International Environmental Governance in Chile: World Society and Governmentality Perspectives Patrick James CoatarPeter, Boston College  Income Inequality, and Perception of Corruption in Non-Developed Countries Ali Madanipour, Simpson College  Just Procedure: How the institutional standards of the UN climate negotiations have doomed them from the start Danielle Falzon, Brown University  Imagined Capital: Special Economic Zones and the Political Economy of a Border-Town in Thailand Adam Saltsman, Worcester State University

76. Paper Session: Race, Gender, and Sexuality --Hancock  "Why Am I Just Pretty for a Black Girl?": The Convergence of Racial and Gender Ideologies in Black Women's Experience of Colorism Elizabeth Hughes, Penn State University - Abington  Finding Ourselves for Ourselves: A Portrait of Racial, Gender, and Sexual Identity Development for Transracial Chinese Adoptees Meghan Chi Kelly, Harvard Graduate School of Education  Gay Media and the Production of Racialized Desires Chong-suk Han, Middlebury College  Restaging Women's Sexual Politics: Receptivity and Resistance to the Vagina Monologues Movement Selina Rosa Gallo-Cruz, College of the Holy Cross  Interracial Tension and Relationship Quality in Same-Sex and Opposite-Sex Couples Andrew James Shapiro, CUNY, The Graduate Center

77. Paper Session: Methodologies II --Newbury  "False Precision and the bias of Real Numbers." Howard Lune, CUNY, Hunter College  Wave Pattern of Multi-Agent Social Actions Ilan Riss, CBS  Similarity Coefficients for Sets of Dichotomous Variables Exhibiting Shuffling Dependence Jacob Apkarian, CUNY, York College  Cultural Consensus Theory and Functional Team Cognition among Teams in a Cyber-Security Competition Charles Benjamin Gibson, University of California - Irvine Discussant:  Howard Lune, Hunter College

78. Paper Session: Public Responses to Climate Change --St. James  Lyme Disease in New Hampshire: Perceived Risk Across Demographics, Ideologies, and Counties Jessica Lee Bolin, Boston College  Planting Apple Trees: Utilizing Bonhoeffer's Ethics to Formulate a Foundation for a Church- Community Response to Climate Change Samantha Melton, Harvard University  Urban/Non-urban Differences in Socioeconomic Status and Pro-Environmental Behavior Yu- An Chen, SUNY, University at Buffalo  Reproducing Invisibility: Contested Narratives about Radiation Health Effects after Fukushima Elicia Mayuri Cousins, Northeastern University  Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Policies: What about Environmental Justice? Raymond P. Scattone, University of Delaware

79. Paper Session: Public Sociology and Social Change --Stuart  Fact, Not Fiction: The Emperor's Clothes Are More Transparent Than Ever Christopher Agee, Hofstra University  Practicing Public Sociology Through On-Campus Activism Projects Jennifer Sullivan, University of Connecticut  Engaged Learners, Engaged Citizens: Teaching for Social Change in Guatemala and the Hudson Valley Anne R. Roschelle, SUNY - New Paltz  Strategies for Success: Public Sociology and Internships at an Urban Public Research University Meredith Katz, Virginia Commonwealth University  A Life in Public Sociology Terry Haywoode, Northeastern University

Friday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

80. Paper Session: Critical Approaches to Crime and Punishment --Tremont Presider: Kayla Preito-Hodge, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Reentry from the Fire Line: A Phenomenological Study into the Reentry Experience of Female Inmate Firefighters as They Transition out of California's Conservation Camp Program Heather Somple Anderson, California State University - Northridge  Gendered Citizenship at Work: Two Models of Recognition of Formerly Incarcerated Women's Gender by Non-Governmental Organizations Nicole Kaufman, Ohio University  "I Never Thought I Could Accomplish Something like This": The Success and the Struggle of Teaching in Jail Brittnie Aiello, Merrimack College; Emma Duffy-Comparone, Merrimack College  "Police violence is more visible..." for Whom? Ben Joseph Brucato, Rhode Island College  "I don't have much trust in Police": A Qualitative Assessment of Black Males and their Experiences and Perceptions under Police Surveillance in Baltimore. Sean Kelly Wilson, William Paterson University of New Jersey; Jason Williams, Montclair State University

81. Paper Session: Strategies for Pedagogical Innovation and Inclusion: The Case of Community Colleges (Sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges) --White Hill  Creating Open Space in Higher Education as a Path to Flourishing for Students, Faculty, and the Broader Community Molly B Hartsough, University of Akron; Matthew T. Lee, Harvard University  Drawing from Experience: Teaching Visual Art in a Community College Matthew Paul Capezzuto, Columbia University - Teachers College  Seeking Careers in Health Professions among Men of Color - Impact of Perceived Social Determinants at an Urban Community College Scott Olden, Baltimore City Community College; Lovell Smith, Loyola University Maryland Discussant:  Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County

82. Paper Session: Education, Organizations, and Policy --Winthrop  School Discipline in Japan: Continuity, Controversy and Change Yuichi Tamura, SUNY - Geneseo  The Revolving Door: Organizational Dynamics of Openings and Closures among Specialized Charter Schools Maria Therese Paino, Oakland university; Ashley B. Barr, SUNY, University at Buffalo; Rebecca Boylan, Purdue University; Linda Renzulli, Purdue University  Coupled to the Core: Endorsing School Accountability and Failing Anyway Jason Radford, University of Chicago  The Contribution of Misrecognition and Disavowal to the Ineffectiveness of Contemporary K-12 Educational Practices and Policy Selene Cammer-Bechtold, Syracuse University; Thomas Bechtold, University of Tennessee - Knoxville

83. Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session I --Grand Ballroom  Colorblindness in the 21st Century Claire Lawry, Boston University  The Diffusion of Bitcoin Elizabeth Christine Wimberly, Boston University  Authority and the Placebo Effect Matthew Ronald Heerema, Boston University  Reconciling the Red, the Blue, and the Green: The Politicization of Global Climate Change in a Politically Polarized United States Eric Richard Pfeiffer, Wheaton College  Faculty Perceptions Toward Accessibility in the College Classroom Jessica Leah Chaikof, Wheaton College  How U.S. Films Build American National Identity? Kexin Zhen, Wheaton College  Ageism Against the Elderly?: Voices of the Elderly on Their Experiences in Present Day America Krista Tedesco, Wheaton College  Elderly and Technology Use Margaret Elizabeth Lawler, Wheaton College  Examining Trends of Political Polarization Based on Interpretation of Political Content on Facebook Amalia Rose King, Wheaton College  Reconsidering Emotional Labor: Navigating Organizational Disorder in College Dining Halls Mary Margaret Yancey, Wheaton College

Friday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

83. (continued) Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session I --Grand Ballroom  Bi-Erasure: Exclusivity Within An Inclusive Community Samar Rita Ramy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Samantha Valentino, University of Massachusetts - Lowell  Finding the Meaning of Naloxone: Perceptions of the Administration of an Opioid Antagonist Drug Among Paramedics and Police Officers Michelle Crist, University of Massachusetts - Boston  "The Ride": An Analysis of the MBTA's Door-to-door, Shared-ride, Paratransit Service Abigail Mary Conlin, Simmons College  Dietary Acculturation: Impacts on Immigrant Food Habits Margaret Grace Hamilton, Simmons College  No Mercy Without Justice: Frame Disputes in Austin Sanctuary Network Grace Felice Evans, Harvard University, Committee on Degrees in Social Studies  Rape Crisis Centers in the Age of #MeToo Jenna Marissa Wong, Harvard University, Committee on Degrees in Social Studies  Incarcerated Daughters, Incarcerated Grandmothers: Intergenerational Identity Building in Carceral Settings Allie Gath, Framingham State University; Elizabeth E. Whalley, Framingham State University  Connecting Movements: Indigenous-Led Anti-Extraction Movements in the Ecuadorian Amazon Alexa N Reilly, Tufts University

12:00 PM-1:30 PM

84. Thematic Conversation: Studying Immigrant Religions --Georgian Presider: Prema Ann Kurien, Syracuse University Panelists:  Jonathan Calvillo, Boston University  Nicolette Manglos-Weber, Boston University  Saher Selod, Simmons College

85. Author-Meets-Critics: Tim Bartley, Rules Without Rights: Land, Labor, and Private Authority in the Global Economy, Oxford University Press, (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Andrew Schrank, Brown University  Critic Emily Barman, Boston University  Critic Salo Coslovsky, New York University  Critic Lu Zhang, Temple University  Critic Jasmine Kerrissey, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Author Tim Bartley, Washington University in St. Louis

86. Author-Meets-Critics: Michael Levien, Dispossession without Development: Land Grabs in Neoliberal India, Oxford University Press (2018) --White Hill Organizer: Michael James Levien, Johns Hopkins University  Critic Nitsan Chorev, Brown University  Critic Julia Chuang, Boston College  Critic Patrick Heller, Brown University  Critic Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University  Author Michael James Levien, Johns Hopkins University

Friday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

87. Mini-Conference: Globalization and Inequality: VI. Cultural Globalization --Berkeley Organizers: Lu Zhang, Temple University; Vida Bajc, Yale University Presider: John Clarry, Rutgers University  Universalism vs. Cultural Relativism in Human Rights Julia Jean Schoonover, SUNY, University at Buffalo  Durkheim, Today's Division of Labor, and the Fate of Cosmopolitanism Joshua Howard, Drexel University  From Humanists to Patrons: Interclass Relations and Elite Acculturation among Western Migrants in the United Arab Emirates John Hoffman O'Brien, New York University Abu Dhabi  Event, Uncertainty, and Security Vida Bajc, Yale University Discussant:  John Clarry, Rutgers University

88. Panel: The Neoliberal Assault on Public Higher Education: Race, Class, Gender, and the Academic Labor Movement --Franklin Panelists:  Anne R. Roschelle, SUNY - New Paltz  Bhumika Chauhan, New York University  Tiamba Wilkerson, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  S. Wilson Sherwin, CUNY, The Graduate Center and Queens College  Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Michelle Corbin, Worcester State University

89. Panel: Preparing Applications for Tenure and Promotion (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier Presiders: Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College; Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York Panelists:  Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut  Ingrid Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts  Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York  Beth Montemurro, Penn State University - Abington  Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College

90. Paper Session: Critical Girlhoods in the 21st Century --Cabot  Forging the Ideal Educated Girl: The Production of Desirable Subjects in Muslim South Asia Shenila Khoja-Moolji, Bowdoin College  Critical Girls' Empowerment: Interrogating Adult Interventions into Girlhood Margaret McGladrey, Tufts University  'Take Your Time, Girl!': Black Girls and the Struggle for Time and Space in a Welfare State Tammy Owens, Hampshire College Discussant:  Kate Cairns, Rutgers University

91. Paper Session: Complicating Narratives: Institutions, Space, and Social Change -- Charles River  A Foucauldian Genealogy of Private School Choice: Setting a Critical Race Research Agenda Jennifer LaFleur, Heller School/ Brandeis University  Minnesota and Massachusetts: Bundles of Meaning, Defining Domestic Violence Samantha Leonard, Brandeis University  Contesting the Conspiracy: Power Dynamics and the Quest to Legitimize Birtherism Sarah Halford, Brandeis University  A Balancing Act: Emerging Discourses in an Environmental Movement Coalition Ann Ward, Brandeis University

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92. Paper Session: Educational Inequalities --Constitution  Whose Homework? How Parents' and Teachers' Expectations for Student Responsibility Reinforce Inequalities in School Jessica Calarco, Indiana University  "I might not even make it to the future": Negative Shocks and Post-Secondary Decision- Making Stefanie DeLuca, Johns Hopkins University; Kiara Millay Nerenberg, Johns Hopkins University; Joseph Boselovic, Johns Hopkins University  College Dropout and College Churning: What Predicts Instability in Postsecondary Enrollment? Jessica H Hardie, CUNY, Hunter College  Income-Based Gaps in Parental Investments in Adolescence Preeya Pandya Mbekeani, Harvard Graduate School of Education  No Space Left Behind: Marginalized Identity, Belonging, and Mental Wellness at a PWI Jasmine Leah Harris, Ursinus College; Asuka Watanabe, Ursinus College; Jamir Mallory, Ursinus College

93. Paper Session: Labor and Emotions --Gloucester  Patient Care and Caring: Emotion Work in Rural Health Care, Implications for Burnout Prevention Marcie Jean Hambrick, Simmons College  Neo-liberalism and Health Care System in Turkey Oyman Basaran, Bowdoin College  Shock Troops and Shock Absorbers: IT Support Workers as Emotional Laborers in the Rationalizing University J. Lotus Seeley, Florida Atlantic University  The Weight of Coupons: Narratives on Laid off Workers' Everyday Life in Chinese State-owned Factory in Mao's and Post-Mao's Era Xuemeng Li, CUNY, The Graduate Center

94. Paper Session: Queering Race, Racing Queerness --Hancock  Racing Race, Sexing Sexuality, Gendering Gender: Materializing a Sociology of the Social Sara Crawley, University of South Florida  The Whiteness of Queer Urban Place-Making Theo Greene, Bowdoin College  Pride and Profit: Racialized Sexuality & Negotiations of Agency Christina Khan, University of Connecticut  Empire and Queer of Color Genealogies Vrushali Patil, Florida International University Discussant:  Ghassan Moussawi, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign

95. Paper Session: Bridging the Methodological Gap --Newbury  False Precision and the bias of Real Numbers Howard Lune, CUNY, Hunter College  Generalizability by Another Name: An Empirical Assessment of Case-to-Case Transfer as a Logic of Generalization and Inference in Mixed-Methods Research Bryan L. Sykes, University of California - Irvine; Anjuli C. Verma, University of California - Santa Cruz; Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University; Justin L. Sola, University of California - Irvine  Learning Race to Unlearn Racism: The Effects of Ethnic Studies Course-Taking Janine de Novais, University of Delaware; George Spencer, New York University  Gate-Keeping Success: The Relationship Between School Racial Climate and Advanced Course- Taking George Spencer, New York University; Janine de Novais, University of Delaware  Two Worlds of Income Inequality and Health: A Case-Informed Quantitative Approach. Simone Rambotti, Loyola University New Orleans

Friday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

96. Paper Session: In Search of Sustainability: Exploring the Socioeconomic and Environmental Aspects of Energy Choices around the World --St. James Presider: Raymond P. Scattone, University of Delaware  Social Dimensions of Transportation Modes and Energy Use: Communal Values for a Degrowth Society Christopher Oster, University of Delaware  Oil, People & the Environment: A Socio-Ecological Synthesis of Oil Development in Hoima District of Uganda Robert Ddamulira, University of Delaware  A Socio-Economic Impact Study of Community Microgrids for Puerto Rico: An Overview of Costs, Advantages and Barriers in Implementation Sashwat Roy, University of Delaware  Assessing Initial Frame Conditions for Renewable Energy Project Development in African Countries: Guidelines for Practitioners Nicolas Al Fahel, University of Delaware

97. Paper Session: Decentering Whiteness in Cultural Capital Research --Stuart  Cultural Capital as Whiteness? Examining Logics of Ethno-Racial Representation & Resistance Derron Wallace, Brandeis University  The Role of Immigrant Narratives on the Development of Students' Cultural Capital Patricia Sanchez- Connally, Framingham State University  What Can the United States Learn from the Study of Class and Race in Mexico? Hugo Cerron- Anaya, Lehigh University  From Embodiment to Institutionalization: Confronting the Totalizing Dimensions of White Capital Jennifer Mueller, Skidmore College  Cultural Capital and the White Racial Frame Bedelia Richards, University of Richmond Discussant:  Susan Dumais, CUNY, Lehman College

98. Paper Session: Incarceration and Reentry Narratives in Context --Tremont  Reinforcing Gang Affiliation: Mexican Maravilla Gangs in California Jails and Prison Randol Contreras, University of California - Riverside  Narratives of Neighborhood and Place Among Returning Prisoners Andrea Leverentz, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Release in the Era of BLM: The Nexus of Black Lives Matter and Prisoner Reentry Calvin John Smiley, CUNY, Hunter College  Never Coming Home? -- Coping Mechanisms and Identity Formation of Children who have Experienced Long-Term Maternal Incarceration Chase Montagnet, Rutgers University- Newark; Michaela Soyer, CUNY, Hunter College; Sara Wakefield, Rutgers University - Newark

99. Paper Session: Information Technology and Work --Winthrop  Cultural Disruption: Ideological Contradictions and New Forms of Consent in New York's Tech and Startup Ecosystem Spiros Max Papadantonakis, CUNY, The Graduate Center  How Do Digital Labor Platforms Make People Work? Youngrong Lee, Syracuse University  Information Technology jobs and Ethnic exclusion: Towards a creation of sub-culture. Nutan Mishra, University of Connecticut

100. Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session II --Grand Ballroom  The Death of Fraternities at Amherst College: The Four-Year Dissolution Process Following a Fraternity Ban Jeremy Margolis, Amherst College  Transgender Inclusionary Demonstration, Practices and Representation Within College and University Website Platforms Paulina Renee Adams, Curry College  Intersectional Feminism as a Framework for Policy Change: An Equitable Approach to Title IX Sarah Simmons, Curry College  Youth Homelessness: Art to Challenge Stigma Michael Masley Hannett, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts  Where Are the Kids? Anthropomorphism and Agency in Children's Picture Books Victoria Gracia Munoz, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts  Legal in Countryside, but Illegal in Cities: Migrant School Graduates' Negotiation of Education Aspirations and Attainment in Beijing, China Lulu Zhou, Middlebury College

Friday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

100. (continued) Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session II --Grand Ballroom  Go Hard and/or Go Home? Migrant School Graduates' Negotiation of Education Pathways in Beijing, China Lulu Zhou, Middlebury College  Urban Revitalization in Pittsfield, MA Kate Elizabeth Lauzon, Berkshire Community College  Restaging the Life Course: Emergence and Institutionalization of the Family Therapy Paradigm Emily Elizabeth Sullivan, College of the Holy Cross  Midwifery Matters: An Ethnography of Perceptions, Practice, and Choice Maya Elizabeth Collins, College of the Holy Cross  Emerging Sexual Identities Mental Health: Effects of Organizations and Support Services in Higher Education Institutions Lydia Leitschuh, Endicott College; Nathalie Saltikoff, Endicott College  Media Portrayals of Intimate Partner Violence Taylor Williams, Endicott College  The Effect of Instagram Fitness Influencers on Body Dissatisfaction of College Students Tegan MacEachern, Endicott College  Undergraduate Perceptions on Egg Freezing Caroline Grace Witten, Wellesley College; Alexandria Shook, Wellesley College; Julia Jung, Wellesley College; Kennedy Austin, Wellesley College  Walking Towards Displacement: Government Investment in the Built Environment and Changing Perceptions of Disorder Around Chicago's 606 Path Adina Cohen, Clark University  The Complexities and Intersectionality of Race and Immigrant Status Denis Osvaldo Garcia Reyes, Stonehill College  Environmental Feminism: Student Activism in Women's March Attendees Emma Elizabeth Patten, Stonehill College  The Effects of Gender and Racial Stereotypes on Relationship Initiation: Are Women Who Make the First Move Seen as Desperate? Lauren Wallace, Stonehill College; Lilah Meehan, Stonehill College  Sexual Consent Policies in Dementia Care During the Era of the #MeToo Movement Hayley Simone Bayen, Westfield State University  Demographic Variance in Healthcare Inequality Jon Eric Norman, Westfield State University

101. Meeting: Global Health Business Meeting --Back Bay Organizer: Siri Suh, Brandeis University

102. Meeting: ESS Opportunities in Retirement Network --Exeter

1:45 PM-3:15 PM

103. Thematic Conversation: Reconceptualizing Families and Kinship: Probing Inequalities - -Georgian Presider: Karen Hansen, Brandeis University Panelists:  Margaret Nelson, Middlebury College  Naomi Gerstel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Nazli Kibria, Boston University  Karen Hansen, Brandeis University  Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College

104. Presidential Panel: Reflections on Inequality, Justice, and Rights --Statler Presider: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut  Building a Contextual Global Sociology: Reflections on Addressing Violence and Justice Margaret Abraham, Hofstra University  Reflections on Gender and Human Rights in Africa Tola Pearce, University of Missouri  Discourse, Poverty, and the Materiality of Lived Experience: Reflections on Justice in a Time of Trumpism Celine-Marie Pascale, American University Discussant:  Marysol Asencio, University of Connecticut Friday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

105. Author-Meets-Critics: Jerry Flores, Caught Up: Girls, Surveillance, and Wraparound Incarceration, University of California Press (2016) --Arlington Organizer: Michaela Soyer, CUNY, Hunter College  Critic Lynn Chancer, CUNY, Hunter College and The Graduate Center  Critic Andrea Leverentz, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Critic Carla Shedd, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Critic Michaela Soyer, CUNY, Hunter College  Author Jerry Flores, University of Toronto - Mississauga

106. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: IV. Social Conflict and Control --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University  Decoding the Drug War: The Racial Politics of Digital Audience Reception Michael Rosino, University of Connecticut  Symbolic Violence, Norm Durability, and Social Order in New York City Public Housing Lisa Lucile Owens, Columbia University  An Interactionist Approach to Digitally Mediated Social Conflict Jessica Emami, Marymount University  Digital resistance: Online Responses to Racial Microaggressions Rob Eschmann, Boston University

107. Mini-Conference: Global Health: VI. The HIV/AIDS Epidemic and Theory-Building in Sociology --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Panelists:  Terry McDonnell, University of Notre Dame  Sanyu Mojola, Princeton University  Joseph Harris, Boston University Discussant:  Nitsan Chorev, Brown University

108. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: III. Emotional Socialization in Health Profession Education I --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University  Managing the Emotional and Economic Effects of Client Death: Piloting a Worker-Focused, Peer-To-Peer Intervention for Home Care Workers Emily Franzosa, CUNY, Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy  Disproportionate Support Provided to Healthcare Professionals after Clinical Adverse Events: Insights into the Second Victim Phenomenon Jason Leonard Rodriquez, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Ryan Grey Hoffman, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Burned out on Burnout: A Thematic Analysis of Medical Students' Reflective Writings Kelly Rhea MacArthur, University of Nebraska - Omaha; Jonathon Sikorski, University of Nebraska Medical Center  Recognition on Rotations: Recognition, Worth and Professional Socialisation Eeva Sointu, York St John University  Finding Social in Medicine: Harmonizing Professional Identity of Pre-medical Students with Empathetic Understanding of Patient Experience Nana Tuntiya, University of South Florida

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109. Mini-Conference: Race and Organizations: III. Understanding Organizations as Racial Spaces --Beacon Hill Organizers: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Presider: Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  A Whiteness Perspective on Organizations as Mechanisms of Institutional Racism Pamela Popielarz, University of Illinois - Chicago  Black, Young, and Uncomfortable in White Spaces: A Mixed-Method Ethnography of a Collaborative Partnership Summer Program in the Inner-City Nancy Contreras-Rios, University of Delaware  Talking Shit, Egos, and Tough Skin: Humor Among Elite Black Men Joseph Guzman, Ohio State University  Social Justice Spaces and Collective Voices: Identity and Activism Marni S. Fritz, CUNY, Brooklyn College

110. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: III. Power in Provider-Patient Interaction --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Health Talk: A Theoretical Examination of Communication Strategies Between Patients and their Healthcare Providers Patrice Wright, University of Virginia  Selfish Mothers and Control Freaks: Gendered Tropes in Obstetricians' Justifications for Delegitimizing Patient Choice in Childbirth Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam  Trust, Empathy, and Concern: Women's Priorities in Reproductive Health Care Interactions Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University  The Spoken Unspoken: Implicit Bias in Provider Contraceptive Counseling and Decision- Making Jamie Lee Manzer, University of Delaware; Ann Bell, University of Delaware  Moving Beyond the Individual: Providers as Potential Barriers to Contraception Jamie Lee Manzer, University of Delaware; Brianna VanArsdale, University of Delaware; Ann Bell, University of Delaware; Virginia Berndt, University of Delaware

111. Paper Session: #MeTooPhD: Responding to Academic Sexism (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Berkeley Presiders: Jessie Finch, Northern Arizona University; Nicole Michelle Butkovich Kraus, Rutgers University - Newark  Organizational (In)Action in the Midst of Sexual Harassment: Critique and New Directions in Academic Settings Banu Ozkazanc-Pan, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Alison Pullen, Macquarie University  Home Health Workers: Violence at the Intersection of Undervaluation and Deregulation Kaitlin S. Chakoian-Lifvergren, Brandeis University  Listen Up H.E.'s Talking: Commissioning Support for Sexual Health Youth Outreach, and Reform in Allegheny County William James Kane, Indiana University of PA, Allies for Health+Wellbeing; Kai Smith, Allies for Health and Wellbeing  A Woman with an Opinion on the Internet: How Online Oppression Affects Public Scholarship Julie Setele, Webster University

112. Paper Session: Diverse Family Structures --Cabot  The Role of Family Structure and Social Support in Risk of Eviction after the Birth of a Child Patricia Lewis, Emory University  Adoption and Social Development: A Cross-Group Examination of Privately Adopted, Foster Adopted, Foster, and Biological Children Richard Steven Carbonaro, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Marital Dissolution in China: An Examination of Filial Piety, Gender, and the Cultural Context of Divorce Sampson Lee Blair, SUNY - Buffalo; Shi Dong, Mount Holyoke College  Religious Affiliation, Attendance in Religious Services, and Attitude toward Homosexual Marriage Farinaz Basmechi, University of North Texas Friday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

113. Paper Session: Patterns of Crime in Place and the Life Course --Charles River  Justification of Crime and Institutional Anomie: A Cross-National Examination Rena Cornell Zito, Elon University  Assessing the Joint Effect of Neighborhood Contexts and Individual Activity Patterns on Racially-Motivated Hate Crime Victimization Arianna Michelle Thomas-Winfield, North Carolina State University; Riku Kawaguchi, North Carolina State University  Religion and the Criminal Behavior of Emerging Adults Christopher Salvatore, Montclair State University; Gabriel Rubin, Montclair State University.  A Time-Sensitive Analysis of the Work-Crime Relationship for Young People Angela Lee, Harvard University

114. Paper Session: Education, Race, and Inequality --Constitution  The Long of Coming up Short: The Impact of English/Math Remediation on Degree Attainment In A Community College Context Lovell Smith, Loyola University Maryland  Voice, Deservingness, and Access: How Non-Native English-Speaking Families Tell The Story of Marginalization in School Choice Sarah Faude, Northeastern University  Negotiating Marginality: How Racial and Ethnic Minority Men Experience and Navigate the College Extracurriculum Blake R. Silver, George Mason University  The World Is Thinking Wrong About Race: The Development of Complex Race Frames in College Janine de Novais, University of Delaware  Families Go to College: The Balancing Act of Black Students, Their Families, and College Personnel Yolanda Wiggins, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

115. Paper Session: Theorizing Employment Trajectories and Outcomes --Gloucester  Examining Factors as to Why There Are so Few Coaches in NCAA College Football Rod Carveth, Morgan State University  What's a Job Candidate Worth? Pay-Setting and Gender Inequality after the "Salary History Ban" Laura Claire Kremen Adler, Harvard University  Confronting/Embracing the 'Fairy Tale Lie': Public Narratives and Spanish University Graduates' Imagined Futures Elena Ayala-Hurtado, Harvard University  When Imperfections Become Policy: Ability Grouping to Vocationalism Tom Chiang Jr., Columbia University - Teachers College

116. Paper Session: Race, Racism, and the City --Hancock  "Do You Know What to do if they Start Shooting?": Raising Black Children Amid Violence and Instability Tyrone Porter Jr, Indiana University of Pennsylvania  Toward an Analytics of the Racial and Settler-Colonial Dimensions of Gentrification Peter Ross Kent-Stoll, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Gentrification, Cultural Appropriation, and Violence in "New" New Orleans Peter Joseph Marina, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse  Fact, Not Fiction: Young People of Color Are Powerful Agents of Change Rachael Lee Ficke Clemons, Rhode Island College

117. Paper Session: Studies of Elites --Newbury  Why the Philippines is a Sure Bet for Chinese Gambling Investments Alvin A. Camba, Johns Hopkins University  'Eastern' Modes of Practice Meet 'Western' Forms of Education: Taiwanese Parents Navigate Their Investment in a Glocal Future for Their Children Adam Howard, Colby College; Claire Maxwell, University of Copenhagen  From Finance to Technology: Inequality at Hedge Fund, Venture Capital, and Technology Startup Firms Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University

Friday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

118. Paper Session: Communities and the Environment --St. James  Deep Displacement and Place Threat:How Climate Change and Touristic Gentrification Impacts Combine and Amplify Threats to Place on Nantucket Island Elise Largesse, Boston College  Protest Bodies: The Right to Protect Your Own in Environmental Justice and Redevelopment Battles Christina Jackson, Stockton University  From Industry to Recreation: Enduring Inequality and Environmental Contamination in Poughkeepsie, New York Nicholas B. Hoynes, Brown University  Occasional Environmentalism: Negotiating Ecological Citizenship and Its Limits on the Frontiers of Europe Diana Mincyte, CUNY, NYC College of Technology; Aiste Bartkiene, Vilnius University; Renata Bikauskaite, Vilnius University

119. Paper Session: Conditions of the Working Class in Late Neoliberalism: Labor, Community, Policy --Stuart  Disposable Labor, Disposable Commodities: Class Inequality within the Dollar Store Economy Tracy Vargas, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania  Identity through Practice: From Wage Labor to Opioid Abuse in a Postindustrial Community Peter Ikeler, SUNY - Old Westbury  Work Time Reduction in France and Germany: Policy Change, Collective Bargaining and Labor Mobilization Jonah Birch, Appalachian State University Discussant:  S. Wilson Sherwin, CUNY, The Graduate Center and Queens College

120. Paper Session: Policing --Tremont  The Ecology of Deadly Police Shootings Peter Cassino, Fisher College; Jason Hernandez Lopez, Fisher College  Evidence of Racial and Ethnic Discrimination in the NYPD's Practice of Stop, Question, and Frisk Roland Neil, Harvard University  A Seat at the Table: The promises and limitations of increased Black officer representation Kayla Preito-Hodge, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Too Much Knowledge, Too Little Power: An Assessment of Political Knowledge in Highly-Policed Communities Gwen Prowse, Yale University; Vesla Weaver, Johns Hopkins University; Spencer Charles Piston, Boston University  Examining the Differences between Police-Defined and Empirically Defined Co-Offending Groups Alexandra Ciomek, Harvard University

121. Paper Session: Urbanormativity: Meaning and Implications --White Hill  Urbanormativity: Reality, Representation, and Everyday Life Gregory Fulkerson, SUNY - Oneonta; Alexander Thomas, SUNY - Oneonta  Place Matters Leanne Avery, SUNY - Oneonta  Rural Reality or Just Pop Culture? Stephanie Bennett-Knapp, College of St. Rose  Neoclassical Economics Dismissal of the Collective in Cooperatives: Producing Conceptual Absence with "Vaguely Defined Property Rights" Tom Gray, USDA Cooperative Programs

122. Paper Session: Culture, Sport, and Society --Winthrop Presider: Ali Greey, University of Toronto  Processing Fads and Fashions in the Digital Age: The Relationship Between Online and Brick- and-Mortar Forms of Production and Consumption in Designer Board Games Nathan Wright, Bryn Mawr College  The Growth of Women in CrossFit by National Sports Cultures, Women's Empowerment, and Neo-Liberalism Marit Berntson, Roanoke College  Getting Gritty With It: Culture Wars and Making Meaning of a Mascot Carolyn Chernoff, Moore College of Art & Design  Ethnophaulisms and Native Americans: Impact of Learning in Increasing Awareness of Stereotypes in Advertising and Sports. Marjorie Marcoux Faiia, Rivier University; Kasey Smith, Rivier University; Leia Zoghopoulos, Rivier University  Sport as an Institution of Social Solidarity: A Quantitative Approach Jake Milne, Longwood University Friday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

123. Workshop: GIFTS: Good Ideas for Teaching Sociology and Publishing in TRAILS -- Franklin TRAILS (the Teaching Resource and Innovation Library for Sociology) invites you to join its staff for a workshop experience designed to deepen participants' appreciation of the value of publishing in TRAILS for both professional development and improved teaching practice. Walk away with new concrete ideas. Learn how to construct a strong TRAILS submission.  Diego de los Rios, American Sociological Association

124. Workshop: Ethnographic Research: An Open Discussion –Whittier This panel brings together a diverse set of scholars to discuss the logics and strategies of qualitative research.  Andrew Deener, University of Connecticut - Storrs  Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh  Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University

125. Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session III --Grand Ballroom  Guns: Youth, Emotion, and Social Change in Colorado's Queen City Carlos Holguin, Bowdoin College  Stigma, Social Isolation, and Substance Abuse Douglas Roger Martin, Central Connecticut State University  How Marital Status Affects Mobility Amber Daylynn Churchwell, Colby College  Experiences of International Student-Athletes at American Colleges and Universities Brenna Joan Smith, Providence College  The Impact College Has on Latina First-Generation Students Julia Salinas Sanchez, Rhode Island College  'Why Did You Wait So Long?' The Influence of Continuity of Care and Clinician Control on Advanced Maternal Age Madison Lavallee, University of Rhode Island  Seeking Perfection: Neoliberal Discourse in What To Expect When You're Expecting MeKenzie Mattheson, University of Rhode Island  Effects of First-Generation Initiatives at Trinity College on First-Generation Student Belonging Jennifer Chavez, Trinity College  Early College Coursework and College Readiness Paige D'Angelo, Trinity College  Benefits of Using Preceptors in Introductory Level Classes Briana Taylor Boutot, University of Hartford  The Perceptions of Academic Challenges Amongst Black Males in a Rural College Context Sydni Collier, Thomas College  Long Odds on the Island: Assessing Economic Mobility in the Long Island Salvadoran Community Joseph Matthew Taecker-Wyss, New York University; Raven Quesenberry, New York University  Zero Tolerance, Sexism, and Black Students' Identity Doreen Young, CUNY-Lehman College  Prostitutes, Punishment, and Public Defenders: Courtroom Discretion and Animosity towards Sex Workers Anna Jane Williams, CUNY, Brooklyn College; Anna Jane Williams, CUNY, Brooklyn College; Anna Jane Williams, CUNY, Brooklyn College  Crack vs. Opioid: Racialized Representation in Media Aura Alexandra Briceño, CUNY, Brooklyn College  The Critique of Black Women Literature Elizabeth Bazile, CUNY, Brooklyn College  Where Do I Send My Kid To High School? Kamal Abdelrahman, CUNY, Brooklyn College; Emily Molina, CUNY, Brooklyn College  Online Activity of White Supremacy Groups Nina Sophia Daro, CUNY, Brooklyn College  The School-to-Prison Pipeline in St. Thomas (U.S Virgin Islands) Renella Lakcreshia Thomas, CUNY, Brooklyn College  Involuntary Celibates: Male Hegemony and Supremacy Sarah Gafur, CUNY, Brooklyn College  To Adapt or to Preserve? Attitudes Toward Marriage Among Chinese Immigrant College Students Shanlin Li, CUNY, Brooklyn College  Stuck in the Suburbs: How Central Americans Negotiate Living in White Suburbia Elisa Maria Nunez Gutierrez, CUNY, Brooklyn College Friday – continued

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

New Books Reception – Book Exhibit – Grand Ballroom

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

126. Plenary: Capitalism: The Future of an Illusion --Georgian Presider: Nazli Kibria, Boston University Panelists:  Fred Block, University of California - Davis  Nitsan Chorev, Brown University  Juliet Schor, Boston College  Jason Jackson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

127. Author-Meets-Critics: Saher Selod, Forever Suspect: Racialized Surveillance of Muslim Americans in the War on Terror, Rutgers University Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Jennifer Mueller, Skidmore College  Critic Christopher Chambers, Providence College  Critic José Itzigsohn, Brown University  Critic Erik Love, Dickinson College  Critic Elizabeth Anne Onasch, SUNY - Plattsburgh  Author Saher Selod, Simmons College

128. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: V. Disinformation --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University  Platforms for Propaganda? The Rise of Anti-Democratic Media in the Post-Fairness Doctrine Era Stephen Barnard, St. Lawrence University  Moderating Content Means Moderating Movements Joan Donovan, Harvard Kennedy School  Celebrity, Fandom, and The Source Credibility of Political Influencers Becca Lewis, Stanford University  Searching for Alternative Facts - Making Meaning through Scriptural Inference Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University

129. Mini-Conference: Global Health: VII. HIV and the Social World --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Ann Ward, Brandeis University  Emancipating with HIV: A case study into the transitional services available for HIV-positive orphans aging out of residential care in Jamaica Heather Somple Anderson, California State University - Northridge  Contextual Variation in the Effects of HIV Stigma Beliefs and Protective Sexual Behaviors on HIV Infection: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa. David Anthony Cort, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Between the Constitution and the Clinic: De Facto and Formal Rights in Global HIV/AIDS Care Carol A. Heimer, Northwestern University and American Bar Foundation; Arielle Woloshin Tolman, Northwestern University  Media Narratives of the Third Wave of AIDS in Iran Elham Pourtaher, SUNY, University at Albany  Screaming Silences: Beliefs and Perceptions in the Construction of HIV Stigma and Sexual Health Seeking Behavior Among Black Sub-Sahara African (BSSA) Communities in Birmingham, UK Mathew Nyashanu, Nottingham Trent University; Linda Gibson, Nottingham Trent University Discussant:  Terry McDonnell, University of Notre Dame

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130. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: IV. Emotional Socialization in Health Professions Education II --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago  Compassion Training for Direct Care Nursing Staff: Redressing Affective Inequality in the Mindfulness Movement John Eric Baugher, Vassar Brothers Medical Center; Raeann Genevieve LeBlanc, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Learning to Engage Patients in a Patient-Centered Environment: Insights from Primary Care Residents Joanna Veazey Brooks, University of Kansas School of Medicine  Trauma Informed Care and the Decontextualization of Suffering: A Critical Perspective on the Teaching of Trauma Shira Birnbaum, Simmons College  Understanding Resiliency for Prevention of Student Burnout during Medical School Alexis Franzese, Elon University; Alyssa Morgan Schlenter, Elon University  Under Pressure: Analysis of Pre-Medicine Students in Academic Decline Dena Ford, University of Central Florida

131. Mini-Conference: Race and Organizations: IV. Who Gets to Work? --Beacon Hill Organizers: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Presider: Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Talking About "Talking About Race": Implications of Diversity Discourse in the Music Industry Alanna Stuart, Independent Scholar; Kim de Laat, University of Toronto  "Veterinary Medicine is a Profession for the Privileged": Explaining Racial/Ethnic Homogeneity in a Health Occupation Adilia E. E. James, Endicott College  Stratospheric Racism Related to the Recruitment and Remuneration of Expatriates in Selected Multinational Oil Companies in Nigeria. Dauda Busari, University of Ibadan; Adebimpe Adetutu Adenugba, University of Ibadan, Nigeria Discussant:  Celeste Vaughan Curington, North Carolina State University

132. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: IV. Stratified Reproduction --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  "They was telling me I wasn't in labor because I was so early": Medicaid Recipients' Narratives of Birth (In)justice Emily S. Mann, University of South Carolina  If Only They Would Breastfeed...Framing Racial/Ethnic Breastfeeding Disparities Katherine Johnson, Tulane University; Sarah Kington, Tulane University; Alexa Christianson, Tulane University  Diasporic Reproductive Health Travel of Indo-Caribbean Women Tannuja Rozario, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Race, Education, and Confidence in Pregnancy: Evidence from a Panel Study of U.S. Women Arthur Greil, Alfred University; Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Kathleen S. Slauson-Blevins, Old Dominion University; Michele Lowry, Alfred university; Andrea R. Burch, Alfred university  Power and Injustice: The Effects on Rural Women's Lives of Declining Access to Maternal Health Care Meredith P. Field, Penn State University

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

133. Paper Session: The Production of Gender --Berkeley  Stereotypical Gender Associations in Language Have Decreased Over Time Jason Jones, SUNY, Stony Brook University; Mohammad Ruhul Amin, SUNY, Stony Brook University; Jessica Kim, SUNY, Stony Brook University; Steven Skiena, SUNY, Stony Brook University  "Words Speak Louder Than Actions": The Connections Between Gendered Language and Bullying Behavior Nicole Ann Shoenberger, Loyola University Maryland; Nicole Rosen, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute  Can You Hear Me? Voice-Based Gender Classification Processes and Transgender Health Inequality Danya Lagos, University of Chicago  Different but Equal? Discursive Analysis of Military Officials' Statements on Gender Integration Joanna Pawelczyk, Adam Mickiewicz University; University of Maryland - College Park  "Changing the Station": Vulnerability and Masculinity in a Men's Prison Janani Umamaheswar, Southern Connecticut State University

134. Paper Session: Families and the Life Course --Cabot  Romantic Relationship Patterns Across the Transition to Adulthood: Cumulative (Dis)advantage or Turning Points for Health? Ashley B. Barr, SUNY, University at Buffalo  The Social, Economic , and Health Status of Childless Women 40 or Older in the United States Cynthia Cook, Rensselaer Polytechnic  Intergenerational Relationships between Aging Parents and Adult Children in China: Patrial- Traditions Prevail Fang Fang, Virginia Tech  Grandchildcare and Well-Being Isabelle Rocio Notter, Brown University

135. Paper Session: Disability and Inequality --Charles River  The Real Problem with "Fake" Service Dogs Meghan Mills, Birmingham Southern College  Exploring impairment and disability through the lens of inequality Mark Sherry, University of Toledo  Satisfaction with Intrinsic Qualities of Work Among College Graduates with Disabilities Megan Henly, University of New Hampshire; Debra Brucker, University of New Hampshire  The 2016 Disability Protest in Bolivia: A Social Movement Perspective Iblin Edelweiss Murillo Lafuente, University of Toledo; Mark Sherry, University of Toledo

136. Paper Session: Education, Race, and Nationality --Constitution  The White Spatial Imaginary in Neoliberal Education Reform Jeremy Benson, Rhode Island College  Best and Worst Practices in Urban Teacher Preparation Programs: Addressing Barriers to Promoting Anti-Racist Pedagogy Melissa Archer Alvaré, University of Delaware  Racial Biases in Student Evaluations and Why It Matters Pamela Leong, Salem State University

137. Paper Session: Aspects of Caregiving: Experience and Research --Franklin Organizer: Susan Prager, Brooklyn College Presider: Susan Prager, Brooklyn College  Fictive Kin: Other Mother and Ghosting in Old Age Roberta Spalter-Roth, ASA/George Mason University  Home Care Attendants in the Care Process: Their Support and Their Travails Susan Prager, CUNY, Brooklyn College  A Trio on Retirement: Research and Findings; Personal Experience; The Special Case of Academics Lotte Bailyn, Massachusetts Institute of Technology  Telling My Story: Family, Work and Care Mitra Das, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Discussant:  Susan Prager, Brooklyn College

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

138. Paper Session: Organizations and Inequality --Gloucester Presider: Chengzuo Tang, University of Chicago  The Market Shall Provide: A Ten-Year Retrospective of Lehman Brothers, Bankruptcy, and American Identity William Howard Burr, Loyola University Chicago  An Incomplete Explanation: Corporate Home Builders and the 2007 Mortgage Crisis Linzi Berkowitz, Texas A & M University  The Classification Conditions for Organizational Tie Formation Jennifer Bouek, Brown University  The Production of Power-lessness: Micro-Foundations of Organizational Attempts to Redistribute Power Amanda Barrett Cox, University of Pennsylvania  Social and Organizational Practices That Influence Hospice Utilization in Nursing Homes Jason Leonard Rodriquez, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Kathrin Boerner, University of Massachusetts - Boston

139. Paper Session: Race, Interaction, and Media --Hancock Presider: Adrienne Atterberry, Syracuse University  Support for Crimmigration as a Racial Project in Trump's Twitter Rhetoric Rashawn Ray, University of Maryland, College Park; Simone Nicole Durham, University of Maryland, College Park  Racialized Emotions and Resistance Ideologies: White Male Students' Perceptions of Microaggressions Holly Benton, North Carolina State University; Casey Strange, North Carolina State University; Maxine Thompson, North Carolina State University  Acting Black, Acting White: Examples of Intersectional Limits on Performativity in Mass Media Anthony Joseph Capote, CUNY, The Graduate Center

140. Paper Session: Structural Approaches to Mental Health --Newbury  Social Status and Suicide Katie Rose Billings, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Dream Big, Dream Small: The Effect of Career Aspirations on Adulthood Depression Kristen Elizabeth Tzoc, Boston University  Mental Health Care Among Blacks in America: Confronting Racism and Constructing Solutions Sirry Alang, Lehigh University  Neoliberalism, Mental Distress, and the Rise of the 'Chemical Imbalance' Fiction. Fernando Perez, Barry University; Luigi Esposito, Barry University  Poverty, Inequality, and National Suicide Rates: A Cross-National Assessment of the Durkheim Theory and the Stream Analogy of Lethal Violence Sylwia Piatkowska, Old Dominion University

141. Paper Session: Economy and the Environment --St. James  Doing Business and Increasing Emissions? An Exploratory Analysis of the Impact of Business Regulation on Carbon Dioxide Emissions Annika Rieger, Boston College  Uneven Decoupling: The Economic Growth/CO2 Emissions Relationship in the Global North, 1870-2014 Ryan Patrick Thombs, Boston College; Xiaorui Huang, Boston College  Are the Goals of Sustainable Development Interconnected? a Sociological Analysis of the Three E's of Sustainability Using Cross-Lagged Models with Reciprocal Effects Matthew Thomas Clement, Texas State University  Tracking Shifts in the Structure and Demographics of Commercial Fishing Vessel Crew and Hired Captains in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic: 2012 -- 2019 Matthew John Cutler, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center; Lisa Colburn, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center; Lauren Gentile, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center; Angela Silva, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

142. Paper Session: Studies in Deviance --Tremont  Garfinkel and Social Justice: Implications of Garfinkel's Ethnomethodological Studies of Marginalized Populations for Equality in Modern Societies. Jason Turowetz, University of Siegen; Anne Rawls, Bentley University, Siegen University  Regulating youth sexual behavior: sexting, schools, and the status offense Casey L. Ryan, Hudson Valley Community College  Gender Differences in Cyber Deviant Behaviors among College Students: Cyberbullying and Online Trolling in Two Countries Gang Lee, Kennesaw State University  Motivations and Behaviors of Female Street Prostitute Clients Darion Nyles McKinley, Temple University

143. Paper Session: Theorizing Gender and Violence --White Hill  Athletics, Fraternities, and Reported On-Campus Rape Catherine White- Berheide, Skidmore College; Lauren Gorstein, Skidmore College; Alexa Theresa Sisitzky, Skidmore College  Fear of Crime and Perception of Safety: Gender Differences and Factors Related to Female College Students' Fear and Perception of Safety Shana L. Maier, Widener University  Refining the Lexicon on Gender and Violence Samantha E Applin, SUNY - Cortland; Anna Curtis, SUNY - Cortland  Who Counts? Identifying Victims and Nonvictims in Sexual Violence Research Ethan Czuy Levine, Temple University  The Shifting Discourses of Sexual Violence within Human Rights Advocacy in Turkey since the 1980s Nisa Goksel, Northwestern University; Jaimie Nicole Morse, Yale University

144. Paper Session: Professional Expertise --Whittier  Autonomy Disrupted: Professions' Perception of Autonomy Following the Implementation of an Electronic Health Record Elizabeth Brennan, Brown University  When Relational Disconnects Redefine Expertise: The Case of U.S. Puppetry Audrey Lois Holm, Boston University; Michel Anteby, Boston University  Experts, Expertise and Occupational Identity in the Gig Economy Leonie Henaut Henaut, SciencesPo/CNRS; Jennifer Lena, Columbia University - Teachers College  The Complexities of Professionalizing Peer Support Wallis Adams, Northeastern University  Increasing Metacognitive Awareness During Medical Residency Training: Pilot Results from a Study Involving Internal Medicine Residents Michael G. Healy, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School; Craig Noronha, Boston Medical Center, Boston University School of Medicine; Carl Gustaf Axelsson, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School; Melissa Elmore, NEJM Group; Ole-Petter Hamnvik, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School; Leokadia Marchwinski, NEJM Group; Matthew O'Rourke, NEJM Group; Roy Phitayakorn, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School

145. Paper Session: Lived Experiences of Opioid Users in the Suburbs -- An Ethnographic Approach --Winthrop  An Investigation of Mothers Who Use Opioids and their Perception of Parenting Ability Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University  Effects of Incarceration on Employment in a Sample of Suburban Opioid Users Jeffrey Turner, Southern Connecticut State University; Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University  Examining the Effects of the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Elizabeth Ann Raber, Southern Connecticut State University; Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University  An Exploration of How Initiation Patterns of Opioid Addiction Affect Attitudes to Recovery Sherry Van Lange, Southern Connecticut State University; Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University

146. Meeting: Sociological Forum Editorial Board --Exeter Organizer: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University

Friday – continued

4:00 PM-5:00 PM

147. Meeting: Committee on the Status of Gender Equity --Brandeis

5:30 PM-7:00 PM

148. Plenary: Town Hall Meeting --Georgian  Presider: Nazli Kibria, ESS President (2018-19)  Erica Chito Childs, ESS Vice-President (2018-19)  Alejandro Portes, ESS President-Elect (2019-20)  Enobong Hannah Branch, ESS Vice-President Elect (2019-20)

 Sociologists in the Public Eye or "Ummm... What's a sociology?" Jim S McQuaid, Framingham State University & Joan Donovan, Harvard Kennedy School

Reception to follow

Saturday, 16 March 7:15 AM-8:15 AM

149. Meeting: Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism --Exeter

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

150. Thematic Conversation: Reconsidering the Rise of Market-Based Solutions to Social Problems --Georgian Presider: Emily Barman, Boston University Panelists:  Tim Bartley, Washington University in St. Louis  Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College  Juliet Schor, Boston College

151. Presidential Panel: The Making of the "Gay-Friendly" Sexual State --Statler Presider: Catherine Connell, Boston University  'While the 'World is Beiruting Again': Beirut as Queer Exception. Ghassan Moussawi, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign  States and Bodies in Transition: Becoming a Woman in Thailand 4.0 Rebecca Farber, Boston University  The Overachieving State: Envisioning Sovereignty in LGBT Politics in Taiwan Minwoo Jung, University of Southern California Discussant:  Jyoti Puri, Simmons University

152. Thematic Conversation: All Policy is Health Policy --White Hill Presider: Elyas Bakhtiari, College of William and Mary Panelists:  Abigail Sewell, Emory University  Jason Beckfield, Harvard University  Rosemary CR Taylor, Tufts University  Elyas Bakhtiari, College of William and Mary

Saturday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

153. Author-Meets-Critics: Jessica Calarco, Negotiating Opportunities: How the Middle Class Secures Advantages in School, Oxford University Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania  Critic Maia Cucchiara, Temple University  Critic Jal Mehta, Harvard University  Critic Allison Pugh, University of Virginia  Author Jessica Calarco, Indiana University

154. Mini-Conference: Confronting Intersectional Controversies/Inequalities (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): I. Confronting Intersectional Controversies on College Campuses: Engaging Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Nationality -- Tremont Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University Presiders: Melinda Mills, Castleton University; Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park  Muslim Students at the Margins: Navigating Islamophobia, Xenophobia, and Anti-Black Racism on Campus Aneesa Baboolal, University of Delaware  Navigating the Academy: On Violence(s) and Surviving as a Graduate Student of Color Eileen Liang, CUNY, The Graduate Center; Alyssa Lyons, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Using Racial and Class Differences in Infant Mortality to Teach about White Privilege: A Cooperative Group Activity Jessica Cebulak, Kent State University; John Zipp, University of Akron Discussants:  Melinda Mills, Castleton University  Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park

155. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: I. Conceptualizing Boundaries in Theory and Method --Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University  Caste and Race: A Comparative Theoretical Exploration Durgesh Solanki, Johns Hopkins University  Beyond National Borders in Academia: Connecting Sociology between India and Nepal Swatahsiddha Sarkar, Centre for Himalayan Studies, University of North Bengal, India  'Fieldwork on Filmwork'. or Notes from the Cinemascape of a South Indian City Lakshmi Srinivas, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Devotion vs. Masculinity-Redefining Inequality: Narratives from a Temple in Turmoil Indira Ramarao, President, Indian Sociological Society

156. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: VI. Digital Identities --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University  Privacy, Surveillance and Identity: An Ongoing Exchange in the Digital Age Alecea Standlee, Gettysburg College; Francesca Rizzi, Gettysburg College; Josephine Rivera, Gettysburg College  Social Media, Power, and the Representation of Race in Internet-Based Media Companies: The Case of Black Twitter Amber M. Hamilton, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities  An #Instagood Status Update: Claiming and Seeking Status on Instagram Floor Fiers, St. Lawrence University  Building a Predictive Public Sociology for Algorithmic Abuse by Centering Marginalized Perspectives Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania

Saturday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

157. Mini-Conference: Global Health: VIII. Markets and Global Health --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Jon Shaffer, Boston University  Financialisation and Corporatisation in Healthcare: Implications for Global Health Governance Benjamin Hunter, King's College London  Recategorizing for the Better: The Political Economy of Pharmaceutical Innovation in China Lantian Li, Northwestern University  Mapping and Moving from Healthcare Marketization: Advancing Human Right to Health by Unraveling Disruptive Influence of Privatization in India Gigi Kellett, Corporate Accountability; Ashka Naik, University of Massachusetts - Boston Discussant:  Alya Guseva, Boston University

158. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: V. Empathy in the Health Professions --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Kelly Underman, Drexel University  Humanities as Empathic Technologies Lauren Dana Olsen, University of California - San Diego  An Inspection of Medical Student Service Learning and Its Impact on Altruism and Empathy Tariem Atauren Burroughs, Temple University  Care and the White Coat: Perceptions of Clinical Empathy Among Pre-Med Students Clare Stacey, Kent State University; Sarah Harvey, Kent State University; Jenna Bloom, Kent State University; Jonathan Markle, Kent State University

159. Mini-Conference: Race and Organizations: V. Writing Session --Exeter Organizers: Melissa Wooten, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Lucius Couloute, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

160. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: V. Ideologies of Motherhood and Family -- Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Do Embryos have Kinship? Negotiating Meanings of Relatedness in the Fertility Clinic Heather Jacobson, University of Texas-Arlington  Naturalist Mothering in Turkey: Shifting Ideals, Shifting Inequalities Canan Tanir, Binghamton University  Fertility Clinics: The Making of 'Proper' Families Mackenzie Lynn Rider, Curry College  "We have 5 kids on ice": How Evangelical Women Navigate Religion, ARTs, and Embryo Loss Danielle Czarnecki, McGill University

161. Paper Session: Teaching and Bias --Berkeley  Educating Community College Criminal Justice Majors - OER or Traditional Textbooks? An exploratory Comparative Analysis Brenda Vollman, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College  Conversation Starters: Curating Digital Media to Inform a Critical Pedagogical Approach to Teaching Criminology in Higher Education Shenique S Davis, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College; Vivian Smith, Cabrini College  Teaching Ignorance: An In-Class Exercise for Improving Faulty Perceptions About Immigrants Daniel Herda, Merrimack College  The Impact of Faculty Gender on Student Evaluations and Why It Matters Pamela Leong, Salem State University

Saturday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

162. Paper Session: Experiences of Health and Inequality --Brandeis Presider: Meghan Mills, Birmingham Southern College  Stigma and Disclosure of Invisible Disabilities at Work Ginny Natale, Kent State University  Narratives of Inequality and Difference Shaped by the U.S. Health Disparities Movements Sakinah Carter Suttiratana, Yale University  The Contradictions and Distractions of the Prescription Drug "Epidemic" Michelle Smirnova, University of Missouri - KC; Jennifer Owens, University of Missouri – Kansas City  Do My Friends Encourage Me to See a Doctor? Healthcare Utilization and Social Integration Among U.S. Older Adults Melanie Sereny Brasher, University of Rhode Island; Skye Leedahl, University of Rhode Island  The Difference You Feel: A Qualitative Exploration and Analysis of African American Experiences in Healthcare Daniel Howard Bagnall, SUNY, University at Buffalo

163. Paper Session: The Politics of Religion --Brookline  Feminist Nuns: The Political Engagement of Contemporary Cloistered Sisters Brittany Klug, University of Oxford  Hardwar: Spirit, Place, and Politics Vikash Singh, Montclair State University  Gathering in the Square: A Lutheran Confessional Understanding of Obedience to the State and Public Protest in Trump's America Samantha Melton, Harvard University  Religious Affiliation, Attendance in Religious Services, and Attitude toward Homosexual Marriage Farinaz Basmechi, University of North Texas

164. Paper Session: Criminal Justice Policy --Cabot  The Social Process of Criminal Justice Reform: Lessons from Norfolk Prison Colony and Howard Belding Gill Matthew DelSesto, Boston College  From Mass Incarceration to Decarceration: Historical Underpinnings, Imagined Futures, and the Dynamics of Criminal Justice System Reform Maria Valdovinos, George Mason University  Exoneration and Parole: Two Pathways Home from Incarceration Chloe Haimson, University of Wisconsin - Madison  Procedural Justice in a Mentoring Court for High-Risk Probationers Caitlin Taylor, La Salle University  "Do Justice" or "Seek Justice"? Conflicting or Complementary Prosecutor Obligations Molly B Hartsough, University of Akron

165. Paper Session: Social Embeddedness and Aging --Constitution  Creative Uses of Technology among Older Adults Karen McCormack, Wheaton College; Anna Lisa VanRemoortel, Wheaton College  Talk to Strangers. G. Rainville, Independent Researcher  A Narrative of Aging: Learning by Doing Rachel Filinson, Rhode Island College

166. Paper Session: Immigrant Aspirations and Discrimination --Gloucester  Legal Status and Vulnerability: Violence and Trauma in the Lives of Undocumented 1.5- Generation Immigrants Nicole Marie Lambert, MassBay Community College  Neither from Here nor There: Evaluating the Impact of Social and Legal Discrimination on the Employment Prospects of Deportees and Voluntary Returnees in Mexico Rodrigo Dominguez, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  A Niagara of Intemperance and Vice: Newspaper Reports On Immigrant New, 1800 - 1900 Saran Ghatak, Keene State College; Niall Moran, Keene State College  Transnational Migration and Ethnic Identity: Indian American Youth Redefine Being a Second- Generation Immigrant Adrienne Atterberry, Syracuse University

Saturday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

167. Paper Session: Comparative Political Sociology --Newbury Presider: Ingrid Geske Grosse, Dalarna University, Sweden  A Cross-Time Comparative Study of Men and Women's Public Opinion on Freedom, Liberty, and Democracy in Poland and the U.S. Sandra L. Hanson, Catholic University of America; Steven Tuch, George Washington University  The Road Not Taken: The Politics of Mortgage Tax Relief in the U.S. and U.K. Joshua McCabe, Endicott College  From Center to Margin: The Emergence of White Nationalism in Third Party Politics in the Mid- Twentieth Century Terra Steinkuehler, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Conciliatory Citizenship: Comparing Reconciliation Projects in Australia, Canada and the US Charlotte Lloyd, Harvard University

168. Paper Session: Social Movements and Discourse --St. James  The Narratives of Fact and Fiction in the ANTIFA/Traditionalist Workers Party Protests Thomas N. Ratliff, University of Pikeville; Tommy Joe Ratliff, University of Pikeville; Teddy Newsome, University of Pikeville; Eric Primm, University of Pikeville; Shelby Meade, University of Pikeville  Follow Me: The Hashtag Generation Integrating Contemporary Social Movements in Academia Nelda McCray, Community College of Baltimore County

169. Paper Session: Gender and Work: Session I --Stuart Organizer: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey  Structure, Gender, Tribalism, and Workplace Power in Libya Rajia Rashed, Wayne State University  Bounded Publicization to Navigate Status-Authority Asymmetry between Gendered Professional Groups: The Case of 911 Emergency Management Arvind Karunakaran, McGill University  Establishing a Theory of Hybrid Femininity Julia Lee Melin, Stanford University  Perceptions surrounding the social reality for women in poverty in Saudi Arabia (An exhaustive description of women's experiences in poverty in Saudi Arabia) Shuruq Alsharif, South Dakota State University Discussant:  Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey

170. Paper Session: Activism, Community Engagement, and Public Sociology I (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier Presider: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton  Engaging Graduate Students in Community-Based Action Research in Baltimore Marina Adler, University of Maryland - Baltimore County  Liberating Community Engagement? Challenges to Pursuing Inclusive Public Sociology within the Non-Profit Industrial Complex Emily Kane, Bates College  Utilizing Public Sociology Research Projects to Spur Students' Interest in Social Change Kristin Kenneavy, Ramapo College of New Jersey  Conducting Community Based Research in a Senior Capstone Class Jennifer Anne Vanderminden, University of North Carolina - Wilmington

171. Paper Session: Ethnicity and Race across Nations --Winthrop  Ethnicity, AIDS, and Stigma: The Making of Yi in Southwest China Beiyi Hu, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Race, Skin Color, and Social Inequality in Jamaica Monique Kelly, University of California - Irvine  Boundaries of Love: Interracial Marriage and The Meaning of Race in the United States and Brazil Chinyere Osuji, Rutgers University - Camden  Making Sense of the Intersections of Languaging and Racialization with Bilingual Latinx Adolescent Youth Sarah Hesson, Rhode Island College

Saturday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

172. Workshop: Mission Formidable: Landing Your First Job in Academia --Franklin Do this! Don't ever say that! Go on the market now. Wait a year. Anecdotal tips for job seekers are abundant in academia. But who should you believe? Which bits of advice will work for you? Should you try everything people have told you? Or maybe you should take a chance and adopt your own style? Thoughts and questions like these fill the minds of new academics everywhere as they begin to test the waters on the job market for the first time. While it might be impossible to quiet all of those fears and anxieties, it seems likely that the more we listen the more we will learn. This panel session offers plenty of information for new job seekers to listen to about landing that first job, from preparing a dossier to nailing the phone interview, and from pulling off the successful campus visit to negotiating the best offer. The hiring process can be daunting as it is filled with challenging scripts, roles and expectations, even for the most qualified candidates. Knowing what to expect may really be half of the battle. So if you have found yourself scratching your head about the right moves to make in this process, this session might be for you.  Christopher Donoghue, Montclair State University  Richard E. Ocejo, CUNY, John Jay College and The Graduate Center  Catherine White- Berheide, Skidmore College  Jean Marie Beaman, Purdue University

9:00 AM-9:30 AM

173. Workshop on Elites Research: Welcome Session --Charles River Organizers: Lynn Chancer, CUNY, Hunter College and The Graduate Center; Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College

9:30 AM-11:00 AM

174. Workshop on Elites Research: Panel 1 --Charles River Organizers: Lynn Chancer, CUNY, Hunter College and The Graduate Center; Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College  Where Ivy Matters: The Educational Backgrounds of U.S. Cultural Elites Steven Brint, University of California - Riverside  Up from Below: The Making of a Citizen Elite in India Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College  Gendered Borders: Global Citizenship Education within an Elite Single-Sex Context Kayla Freeman, Colby College; Adam Howard, Colby College  Working out the Salvation of Privilege: A Capsule Study of "Minority" Students in Elite Schools Aaron Koh, The Chinese University of Hong Kong  Signaling Elite Status: A Comparative Analysis of French and English Elite School Websites Claire Maxwell, University of Copenhagen; Agnes van Zanten, Sciences Po

10:00 AM-12:00 PM

175. Meeting: Military Sociology --Holmes

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

176. Presidential Panel: Race, Space, and Violence: New Research in Criminal Justice -- Berkeley Presider: Jessica T. Simes, Boston University Panelists:  Bruce Western, Columbia University  David Hureau, SUNY, University at Albany  Jessica T. Simes, Boston University  Monica Bell, Yale University Saturday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

177. Thematic Conversation: Writing and Finishing that Dissertation, Book, Article or Op- Ed --Georgian Presider: Karen Hansen, Brandeis University Panelists:  Debra Osnowitz, Independent Editor  Margaret Andersen, University of Delaware  Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania  Colleen Butler-Sweet, Sacred Heart University

178. Presidential Panel: Facts and Fictions: Contemporary Families in the 21st Century -- Statler Presider: Markella Rutherford, Wellesley College  Maternal Aging and Late Life Motherhood Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College  Pain and Politics in American Working-Class Life Jennifer Silva, Bucknell University  Cohabitation Nation Sharon Sassler, Cornell University  Childless and Child Free in the 21st Century Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks

179. Author-Meets-Critics: Ernesto Castañeda, A Place to Call Home: Immigrant Exclusion and Urban Belonging in New York, Paris, and Barcelona, Stanford University Press, (2018) - -Arlington Organizer: Van Tran, Columbia University  Critic René Flores, University of Chicago  Critic Tiffany Joseph, Northeastern University  Critic Helen Marrow, Tufts University  Author Ernesto Castañeda, American University

180. Mini-Conference: Confronting Intersectional Controversies/Inequalities (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): II. The Color of In/justice: Youth of Color and the Law --Tremont Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University Presiders: Melinda Mills, Castleton University; Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park  Mental Health and Perceptions of Belonging in Somali Young Adults: The Role of Discrimination, Stigma and Legal Violence Tibrine Dafonseca, Northeastern University; Alisa Lincoln, Northeastern University; Heidi Ellis,; Saida Abdi, Boston University  Racialized Emotions and Legal Standards in Cases of Police Violence Matthew Thomas Ford, Temple University  "The Arc Bends Toward Justice": Narratives of Racial Reconciliation in Rhode Island Protestant Christian Churches Jocelyn Bell, Brown University Discussants:  Melinda Mills, Castleton University  Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park

181. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: II. Religion, Conflict, and Social Life -- Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Presider: Lakshmi Srinivas, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Promise of South Asia in understanding religion in social life Samina Iffat Hossain, University of Wisconsin - Madison  Ghosts in Transnational Contexts: Intergenerational Memories of 1984 Anti-Sikh Violence Shruti Devgan, Bowdoin College  Three Weddings and So Many Emotions: Wedding Ceremonies and Boundary Marking by Catholic Interfaith Couples in Mumbai, India Namita Manohar, CUNY, Brooklyn College  One Half Saffron, the Other Half Stolen: Socio-political Inclusion Endangering Life-enriching Agencies of India's Indigenous Peoples Ashka Naik, University of Massachusetts - Boston

Saturday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

182. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: VII. Digital Interactions --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania  "Is Unmediated More? When In-Person Interaction is (and is not) an Analog for one's digital presence." Berge Apardian, California State University - Los Angeles  Digital Deprivation: A Challenge to Well-Being, Social Integration and the Sense of Living a Meaningful Life Cristina Bodinger-deUriarte, California State University - Los Angeles  Powering Down: Agentic Frameworks for Observing Social and Emotional Connection in the Millennial Generation Daniel Kenji Okamura, University of Nevada - Las Vegas  "Heyyy Winky-Face": Technology and Evolving Cultures of Romance Dina Pinsky, Arcadia University

183. Mini-Conference: Global Health: IX. Politics of Neglect: Maternal and Reproductive Health --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Leigh Senderowicz, Harvard School of Public Health Panelists:  Yana Rodgers, Rutgers University  Jocelyn Viterna, Harvard University  Siri Suh, Brandeis University

184. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: VI. Building Inclusive Curriculum in HPE --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Sharon Preves, Hamline University  Disability for Health Professions Students Kristine Mulhorn, Drexel University  Developing a Disability-Inclusive Medical School Curriculum in Peru: An Abductive Analysis of Medical Student Attitudes Shane Daniel Burns, The University of Alabama - Birmingham; Javier Jurado, Johns Hopkins University; Alberto M. Guerra-García, Cayetano Heredia University; Pauline E. Jolly, The University of Alabama - Birmingham; Larissa Otero, Cayetano Heredia University; Tina Kempin Reuter, The University of Alabama - Birmingham  People with this Anatomy: Gender and Sexuality Education by Gynecological Teaching Associates Bex MacFife, San Francisco State University  Considering Simulated Patients' Identities: The Case of Trans SPs Danielle Mary Giffort, St. Louis College of Pharmacy; Kelly Underman, Drexel University; Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago

185. Mini-Conference: Resistance in the 21st Century (Sponsored by Sociological Forum): I. Resistance and Social Movements --Hancock Presider: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University  #BlackLivesMatter: Innovative Black Resistance Jozie Nummi, Texas A & M University; Carly Jennings, Texas A & M University; Joe R. Feagin, Texas A & M University  Understanding Persistence in the Resistance Dana Fisher, University of Maryland; Lorien Jasny, University of Exeter  How We March: Instagram Posts about the Women's March Rachel L. Einwohner, Purdue University; Elle Rochford, Purdue University  Honor with Action: Race and Resistance in the Gun Violence Prevention Movement Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut; Jordan Rees, University of Connecticut; Elizabeth Charash, University of Connecticut

Saturday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

186. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: VI. Unpacking Structural and Individual Influences in Family Planning --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Sterilization and LARC Use during the Great Recession: Variation by Economic Conditions Mieke Eeckhaut, University of Delaware; Christine Percheski, Northwestern University  Low Perceived Risk of Pregnancy as a Reason for Unprotected Intercourse Among Recent Mothers Who Were Not Trying to Get Pregnant Alison Gemmill, Stony Brook University; Sarah Cowan, New York University  Does the Impact of Motherhood on Women's Earnings Differ for Women Who Plan Their Transition into Motherhood? Jonathan Marc Bearak, Guttmacher Institute; Anna Popinchalk, Guttmacher Institute; Kristen Burke, University of Texas - Austin; Selena Anjur-Dietrich, Guttmacher Institute  "You Should Just Do It": Women Propelling Each Other into the Future by Promoting Egg Freezing Eliza Claire Brown, New York University

187. Panel: Working at a Community College --Franklin Panelists:  Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County  Shirley Leyro, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College  Vondora Wilson, Nassau Community College  Amy Pucino, Community College of Baltimore County  Christina Wolfe, Georgia Highlands College

188. Paper Session: Health and Community Engagement --Brandeis  Vaccine Hesitancy and Community Action: The Role of Activism and Science in Anti-Vaccine Narratives Rebekah Lorenz Getman, Northeastern University  Toward a Network-Based Institutional Perspective on Social Capital Health Interventions: Lay Community Health Workers as Social Capital Builders Crystal Marie Adams, Muhlenberg College  Indigenous Healthcare System and Orthopaedic Care in a Resource-Constrained Clime: Situation, Prospects and Challenges Victor Ibrahim Kolo, University of Ibadan; Bernard Owumi, University of Ibadan

189. Paper Session: The Social Context of Drug Use --Brookline Presider: Julie Shasteen, Medical Sociologist  "I've Never Met a Happy Addict": Police Officers Reflect on the Opiate Crisis Brittnie Aiello, Merrimack College  Overdose Deaths in Context: How Relations Between Drug Types and Socio-Economic Neighborhood Characteristics Contributed to Overdose Deaths in Delaware 2013-2017 Jascha Wagner, University of Delaware; Logan Neitzke-Spruill, University of Delaware; Tammy Anderson, University of Delaware  Sober Together: The Interdependence of Individual Sobriety and Organizational Maintenance in Alcoholics Anonymous Talya Anne Wolf, CUNY, The Graduate Center  "We enable them because we give them free Narcan": The Emotion Work of Compassion Fatigue among Frontline Workers in the Opioid Epidemic Christian Vaccaro, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Melissa Swauger, Indiana University of PA; Ashley Niccolai, Indiana University of PA; Shayna Morrison, Indiana University of PA

Saturday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

190. Paper Session: The Consequences of Incarceration --Cabot  Jail Incarceration and Employment: Local Carceral Inequality Christopher Thomas, CUNY, John Jay College of Criminal Justice  Violent Crime and Death by Incarceration: Does Life Without Parole Reduce Violent Crime? An SEM Approach Ross Kleinstuber, University of Pittsburgh - Johnstown; Jeremiah Coldsmith, University of Pittsburgh - Johnstown  Betwixt and Between: Incarcerated Men, Familial Ties and Social Visibility Shenique S. Davis, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College; Johnna Christian, Rutgers University

191. Paper Session: Consumption, Power, and Politics --Emerson  Solidarity Strategies for Workers' Rights: The Case of United Students Against Sweatshops Meredith Katz, Virginia Commonwealth University  The Silent Protest. Activism and Commodification in the Digital Society Piergiorgio Degli Esposti, University of Bologna  Politicizing Fashion: Identity and Differentiation during the Cultural Revolution in China Wei Wei Zhang, Hartwick College  Indifferent Prosumption as Technological Exploitation: The Case of Body Tracking John Bailey, Rutgers University

192. Paper Session: Immigrant Exclusion and Belonging --Gloucester  Illegality, Place, and the Politics of Belonging in Massachusetts and North Carolina Alessandra Bazo Vienrich, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Comparative Study of Mexican Integration: Different Patterns of Economic Integration between Mexican Immigrants in New York City and Los Angeles Vania Villanueva, Rutgers University  Exclusion Processes 'Here' and 'There': The Case of Chinese International Students Basak Bilecen, University of Groningen  In or Out? DACA Students Experiences with Community Building Stephanie Brown, University of Massachusetts - Boston

193. Paper Session: Understanding the High-Tech Economy --Newbury  Tech as Context: Emplacing the Innovation Economy in New York Sharon Zukin, CUNY, Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center  A New Clerisy: The Social and Political Views of the Tech Elite John Torpey, CUNY, The Graduate Center  The Emergence of NYC's Tech Economy Victor Nee, Cornell University  Thank God it's Monday: Urban Co-Working Spaces in the New Economy David Grazian, University of Pennsylvania

194. Paper Session: Social Movements --St. James Presider: Zachary M. Wilmot, Brown University  Is the Ballot Really Key? Implications of Policy Debate on Activism Janet Novack, Penn State University; Alex Briesacher, Worcester State University  Moral Selfhood in Diverse Social Movement Organizations Jack Delehanty, Clark University  From Social Movement to Non-Profit: Activists and Benefactors in Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. Daniel George McClymonds, University of Pittsburgh  Palestinian Entrepreneurs: A Transnational Comparative Analysis of How Businesses are Used as Sites of Resistance Marwa Tarek Moaz, Syracuse University  The Cognitive Dimension of Household Labor Allison P. Daminger, Harvard University

Saturday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

195. Paper Session: Gender and Work: Session II --Stuart Organizer: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey  "Oh Captain, My Captain:" Masculinities and White Men's Emotional Labor in a Masculinized Field Timothy Adkins, University of Chicago  What's a Job Candidate Worth? Pay-Setting and Gender Inequality after the "Salary History Ban" Laura Claire Kremen Adler, Harvard University  Too High to Keep Up: Parental Leave and Women's Work in South Korea Eunsil Oh, Harvard University  Equal Opportunity/Diversity Policies, EO Accountability, and Workplace Gender Segregation Kevin Stainback, Purdue University Discussant:  Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey

196. Paper Session: Race and Higher Education --White Hill  Faculty Assessments as Tools of Oppression: A Black Woman's Reflections on Colorblind Racism in the Academy Bedelia Richards, University of Richmond  Exploring Religiosity and Spirituality among African American and Latinx Students of Predominantly White Colleges & Universities Felicia P. Wiltz, Suffolk University; Carmen Veloria, Suffolk University  Racial Political Strategy: How Race Matters for Social Movement Strategy in Conservative Mobilization against Affirmative Action Amaka Okechukwu, George Mason University  Truths Be Told: Narratives of College Students Jeanne Kimpel, Molloy College

197. Paper Session: Activism, Community Engagement, and Public Sociology II (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier Presider: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton  Can a College Learn to Speak Good Community? The Trouble with Translating Service Learning into Social Justice Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College  (In)Justice in Practice: Community-based Learning as a Method of Social Change Stephen Barnard, St. Lawrence University  Creating a University-NGO Partnership to Engage in Participatory Action Research in Rio's Favelas Robert Brooks, Worcester State University; Carlos Fontes, Worcester State University; Timothy Murphy, Worcester State University

198. Paper Session: Migration, Nation, and Identity --Winthrop  Becoming A Taiwanese Mother: Identity, Parenting, and Intergenerational Conflicts Paoyi Huang, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College  Relationships between ethnic and economic nationalism and cultural intolerance towards immigrants: A cross-country analysis Kit Man, Boston University  The Position of Labor Migrants in Modern Russian Politics and Identity Nicole Michelle Butkovich Kraus, Rutgers University - Newark  Competing Notions of Ethnicity, Race, and Nationality in the US and in Burma/Myanmar and the Challenge of Providing Refugee Services David Baronov, St. John Fisher College; Ngo Hna, Binghamton University

199. Undergraduate Paper Session: Gender, Inequality, and Violence --Constitution  The Women of Dho Tarap: Gender Roles, Challenges, and Change in Dolpo, Nepal Luke Vincent Testa, Saint Anselm College  "Men showing me they have complete and total access to me": Exploring Gender's Impact on Victim Reactions to Baroom Sexual Aggression Annika Sabella, Louisiana State University; Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University; Justine Tinkler, University of Georgia; Mary Nell Trautner, SUNY, University at Buffalo  Can't Live With Them, Can't Live Without Them: The Effects of Relationship Type on Relationship Quality Stephanie Lovisiah Hanus, Elizabethtown College  Social Determinants of STI Testing at Amherst College Eden Frederica Charles, Amherst College

Saturday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

200. Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session IV --Grand Ballroom  Is Friendship Political in the Land of Opportunity? How Conservative Values Affect Helping Behavior towards Friends and Family Adele Fantasia, Skidmore College  Community Size and Environmental Views:Urban, Suburban, and Rural Attitudes on Environmental Protection and Improvement Alexa Theresa Sisitzky, Skidmore College  The Sociology of Mental Health: Factors Affecting the Culture of Mental Health Treatment Around the World Anna Tsaligopoulou, Skidmore College  Searching for Silver Linings in Foreign Grounds: Children of Immigrants and Educational Attainment Ashley Mejia, Skidmore College  A Division III Study: Being a Collegiate Athlete Causes Lower GPAs, While Also Causing Negative Treatment in the Classroom? Gabriela Tanaka, Skidmore College  Gendered Socialization and Racism Kellianna Louise Staier, Skidmore College  Past your bedtime? How Much Sleep are First Generation Students Getting Compared to their Peers? Lhia Nerea Hernandez, Skidmore College  A Silver Lining: The Role of Optimism in Overcoming Poverty in Early Life Mary Margaret Brimmer, Skidmore College  American Gun Culture: Are Pro-Gun Tendencies Inherent in United States Residents? Melissa Lorraine Dunning, Skidmore College  Religion as a Moderator Between Income and Happiness Nkosingiphile Nonhlakanipho Mabaso, Skidmore College  Social Media Usage and its Effect on Quality of Adolescent Social Relationships Sadie Saltzman, Skidmore College  Cs Gets Degrees and Degrees Lead to...Healthier Mental Health? The Effects of Cultural and Social Capital on Mental Health Samantha Marie Garcia, Skidmore College  The Effect of Social Class on Political Party Affiliations Among African-Americans Sindiso Sibusisiwe Mafico, Skidmore College  Intergenerational Differences in Income Among Asian Americans Siqi Chen, Skidmore College  An Examination of the Attitudes towards Immigration Across U.S. Demographic Groups Siyuan Yu, Skidmore College  Unwanted Sexual Behavior and Women's Sexual Agency: Gendered Experiences of Pleasure in Casual Sex Sofia Anita Mora Mirtz, Skidmore College  Does the Stigma of Hooking Up Predict Sexual Assault at College? Wanjun Chen, Skidmore College  The Socioeconomic Ladder: Perceived SES, Objective SES and Instrumental Crime Alex Capella, SUNY, University at Buffalo

201. Meeting: Proposed Committee on Teaching --Exeter Organizer: Erin Anderson, Washington College

11:30 AM-1:00 PM

202. Workshop on Elites Research: Panel 2 --Charles River Organizers: Lynn Chancer, Hunter College and The Graduate Center CUNY; Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College  Anti-elitism and Anti-materialism in the Elite: A Struggle over the Definition of Capital in Contemporary Mexican Golf Clubs Hugo Cerron-Anaya, Lehigh University  Issues of Entitlement Saurabh Dube, COLMEX  Walking the Intraracial Tightrope: Balancing Exclusion and Inclusion within an Elite Black Social Club Joseph Guzman, Ohio State University  Understanding the Path to Economic Success Karyn Lacy, University of Michigan

Saturday – continued

12:00 PM-1:30 PM

203. Thematic Conversation: Decolonizing Sociology --Georgian Presider: Julian Go, Boston University Panelists:  José Itzigsohn, Brown University  Zine Magubane, Boston College  Jyoti Puri, Simmons University

204. Presidential Panel: Transnational Families --Statler Presider: Leslie Wang, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Transnational Families: Family Separation Then and Now Ernesto Castañeda, American University  Raising Global Families: Transnationalism as Class-Specific Childrearing Strategies Pei-Chia Lan, National Taiwan University  Silences, Absences, Fears and Forced Separation: How Deportation Affects Families Robert Smith, CUNY, Baruch College and The Graduate Center  On the Shoulders of Grandmothers: The Value of Social Remittances in Transnational Families Cinzia Solari, University of Massachusetts - Boston

205. Thematic Conversation: Action Oriented Research --White Hill Presiders: Selma Hedlund, Boston University; Braxton Jones, Boston University Panelists:  Lory Dance, University of Nebraska - Lincoln  Mark Warren, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Carlos Rojas, Special Projects Coordinator and Organizer, Youth on Board (Boston)  Kevin Escudero, Brown University  Michael Cox, Black and Pink Boston & Special Commission on Health and Safety of LGBTQIA Prisoners

206. Author-Meets-Critics: Jeffrey C. Alexander, The Drama of Social Life, Polity Press (2017) --Arlington Organizer: Anne Marie Champagne, Yale University  Critic Thomas DeGloma, CUNY, Hunter College  Critic E. Doyle McCarthy, Fordham University  Critic Ian Sheinheit, SUNY, University at Albany  Author Jeffrey C. Alexander, Yale University

207. Mini-Conference: Confronting Intersectional Controversies/Inequalities (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): III. (Re)Conceptualizing Race and Ethnicity in the Era of Trump: Anticipating Changes to the Census 2020 --Tremont Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University Presiders: Melinda Mills, Castleton University; Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park  Trouble Ground: Violence, Civic (dis)Integration, and Racial Integration in the Suburban Sunbelt Anthony Pratcher, Brown University  The Status of Black Girls in U.S. Public High Schools Within an Unequal Education System Alannah Sheri Caisey, University of Pittsburgh  Suburban Poverty, Race, and Crisis Ewa Marta Protasiuk, Temple University Discussants:  Melinda Mills, Castleton University  Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park

Saturday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

208. Mini-Conference: Military Sociology: I. Gender and the Military --Berkeley Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy Presider: Remi Hajjar, US Military Academy  Gender Roles on the Swiss Armed Forces Instagram Channel Andrea Rinaldo, Military Academy at the ETH Zurich; Olivia Schneider, Military Academy at the ETH Zurich; Eva Moehlecke de Baseggio, Military Academy at the ETH Zurich  Women Military Service and Gendered Citizenship: An Analytical Proposal Orna Sasson-Levy, Bar Ilan University, Israel  Combat Integration and the Role of Gender-Inclusive Leadership in Creating Greater Diversity and Organizational Change Carolyn J. Washington, SUNY - Buffalo  Making the Choice: A Qualitative Study on Black Female Soldiers in the NCO Corps & Officer Corps Isabella Minter, United States Military Academy

209. Mini-Conference: Resistance in the 21st Century (Sponsored by Sociological Forum): II. Global Resistance --Hancock Presider: Victoria Marie Gonzalez, Rutgers University - New Brunswick  Strong Ties and Resistance: Kinship Networks from Authoritarianism to Revolution in Tunisia Nicholas E. Reith, University of Texas - Austin; Mounria M. Charrad, University of Texas - Austin  Gendering Resistance: Multiple Faces of the Kurdish Women's Struggle Nisa Goksel, Northwestern University  Resistance as Sacrifice (and Vice-Versa) Musa al-Gharbi, Columbia University

210. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: VII. Career Reflections: Honoring Larry Greil --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Presider: Katherine Johnson, Tulane University Panelists:  Katherine Johnson, Tulane University  Kathleen S. Slauson-Blevins, Old Dominion University  Ann Bell, University of Delaware  Liberty Barnes, University of Oregon  Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska - Lincoln  Jody Madeira, Indiana University - Bloomington

211. Paper Session: Social Dimensions of Health I --Brandeis  Alternative Medicines Among Elderly Immigrants Mohamoud M. Ismail, The College of New Jersey  Education as a Social Determinant of Cardiovascular Disease: Assessing the Responses Angela Amber Nieuwkoop, University of Toledo; Mark Sherry, University of Toledo  System Avoidance and Immigrant Self-Rated Health: Is Discrimination Jeopardizing Immigrant Health? Willis Everett Danielson, SUNY - Buffalo  Managing Uncertainty in Genetic Testing for Inherited Cardiovascular Disease Kellie Owens, University of Pennsylvania

212. Paper Session: Morality and Capitalist Markets --Brookline Presider: Chengzuo Tang, University of Chicago  Social Ties, Friendship and Moral Views of Market Society: Evidence from East Germany post- 1989. Till Hilmar, Yale University  Beyond the Patron-Client Relationship: Private Entrepreneur's Political Entitlement and Informal Elastic Capitalism in Post-socialist China Chengzuo Tang, University of Chicago  Moral and Market Economies: Not So Distinct and Different After All Jeffrey Hass, University of Richmond  The Strength of Good Matches: Relational Work for Residential Realtors in the Red-Hot Cambridge Market Andrew Riely, Clark University Saturday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

213. Paper Session: Invisibility, Mythology and Inequality: Gendered Carework, Global Forces --Cabot Organizers: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut; Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts- Lowell; Amy Armenia, Rollins College  Carework by Every Other Name: The Invisible Work of Women Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut  Facts and Fictions About White Non-Hispanic American Women in Paid Domestic Work in the USA -- Are We Missing Something? Anna Rosinska, University of Massachusetts - Lowell  Immigration and the Gender Wage Gap Eiko Hiraoka Strader, George Washington University Discussant:  Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts-Lowell

214. Paper Session: Immigrants, Crime, and Narratives of Threat --Gloucester  Jacob Stowell, Northeastern University  The Criminalization of Asylum Seekers: Continuity and Change Across the Obama and Trump Eras Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Between Diversity Asset and Security Threat: Foreign Nationals in the Us Military Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston  The Impact of Legal Violence on the Mental Well-Being of Noncitizen Immigrants Shirley Leyro, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College

215. Paper Session: Critical Approaches to Gender and Demography --Newbury  Female Educational Attainment in Latin America: Direct, Indirect, and Interactive Multilevel Effects on Fertility Lucrecia Mena-Meléndez, University of California - Los Angeles  Gender Inequality Among Asian Americans: A Sociodemographic Analysis, 1980- 2016 Hayward Derrick Horton, SUNY, University at Albany  Religious fertility differentials and contraceptive practices in India Rebha Sabharwal, SUNY - Fredonia  "THIS IS HOW I LIKE IT": Feminist Attitudes and Decreased Orgasm Faking Taylor Elizabeth Hilliard, East Carolina University; David Knox, East Carolina University; Rachel Brenner, SUNY, University at Albany

216. Paper Session: Creative Approaches to Pedagogy --St. James  Teaching Social Structure through Policy Analysis Jake Milne, Longwood University  The Digital Divide: Professor vs. Student Janice Purk, Mansfield University; Colin Kilborn, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania  Using Fiction to Explain Fact: How Star Wars Can Teach Students About Contemporary Race and Gender Issues Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College; Joseph Holowko, Albright College  Teaching Protest: Or, How I Became a Game Developer Robert Biggert, Assumption College

217. Paper Session: Gender and Work Inequalities --Stuart  Mobility among Academic Leaders: How does the Reputation of Universities Matter? Kathrin Zippel, Northeastern University; Rebekah Lorenz Getman, Northeastern University  Global Gender Patterns of the United States' Feminized Work: An International Comparative Analysis of Employment and Earnings in Occupations with Low Pay and Predominantly Women in the U.S. Teresa Kroeger, The Heller School, Brandeis University  Color Perceptions, Investigating Colorism regarding Middle Eastern Women in the Employment Sector Ahzin Bahraini, University of Miami  Gendered Labor Market Structure and the Early Career Detour via "Return to School" among U.S. College Graduates Xiao Yu, Johns Hopkins University  Black Female Lawyers and Invisible Work in Elite Law Firms Tsedale Melaku, CUNY, The Graduate Center

Saturday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

218. Undergraduate Paper Session: Stratification and Life Chances --Constitution  Educational Opportunity? Come and Get It!: A Case Study on the Privatization of Responsibility for School Reform Sarah Vandiver Koch, Middlebury College  Two Worlds: The experience of hypermobility among low-income, first-generation college students in the context of family and siblings Alyssa May Snyder, Amherst College  The Split: A Study on College Students' Experiences of their Parents' Divorces Julia Alexia Gajewski-Nemes, Amherst College  Tell God I Quit: The Effects of Social Connectedness and Spirituality on Views of Suicide Stevie Nichole Caronia, Elizabethtown College

219. Workshop: Who Gets Accepted and Who Gets Rejected? A Workshop for Using the New American Sociological Review Digital Archive to Answer Questions about Sociological Knowledge Production --Franklin ASA and the Center for Social Science Research at George Mason University created a digital archive of the American Sociological Review that includes manuscripts, reviews, information on authors and reviewers from 1990-2010 that can be scanned and analyzed by researchers. Unlike any other study of academic work, limited to published articles, this archive contains both published and unpublished manuscripts, so that archive users can study patterns of acceptance and rejection, frequencies of authors and reviewers who submit to the journal, their race/ethnicity, gender, and their network relationships. The archive contains a total of 8,441 manuscripts with attendant authors and reviewers. This workshop will introduce potential users to the digital archive, give examples of how to use it, and help participants to develop questions and techniques for analysis. This workshop is of interest to scholars who want to develop their ability to use a brand-new data set to study the history of sociology, the sociology of knowledge, intellectual history, the dynamics of formal organizations, social stratification, and most broadly, the ways power and knowledge interact to determine "what can be said" about a topic at any given moment. Specific Learning Goals: 1. Understanding the structure and content of the digital archive 2. Formulating research questions that can be answered using the digital archive (e.g.) * What intellectual orientations, major paradigms, and methods of the discipline became more or less visible during these important decades? 3. Learning how to answer specific research questions by manipulating variables and files in the digital archive  James Witte, George Mason University  Roberta Spalter-Roth, ASA/George Mason University  Yukiko Furuya, George Mason University  Delmar K. Nazar, George Mason University

220. Workshop: Supporting and Mentoring LGBTQ+ Students --Winthrop Due in part to an overall disciplinary approach of recognizing and analyzing diversities and inequalities, as well as specific attention to gender and sexuality issues in sociology courses devoted to these topics, LGBTQ students often contact sociology faculty for support. In this roundtable-style session we will provide some practical suggestions for ways faculty and graduate students can provide support and mentoring opportunities for LGBTQ students, as well as be aware and supportive of LGBTQ student organizations, events, and issues on campus. We invite other faculty and graduate students to bring their perspectives and suggestions, as well as undergraduate students to provide a first-hand perspective on what they would like to see in terms of support and mentoring.  Jason Crockett, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

221. Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session V --Grand Ballroom  Exploring the Effects of the School-to-Prison Pipeline Leanna Feliciano, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College  Foster Care Youth and Higher Education Cassandra Arias, Montclair State University  Environment and Politics: Have people increased or decreased concern for environmental issues in result to the current government administration? Evelyn Velez, Montclair State University  Social Class and Views on Mental Health Jessica Rose Cassara, Montclair State University  Perceptions of the United States' Prison System: Are We Ready to Reform? Andrew Friedrich, Ramapo College of New Jersey; Kamdin Eshaghipour, Ramapo College of New Jersey; Harris Osterman, Ramapo College of New Jersey Saturday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

221. (continued)Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session V --Grand Ballroom  Situating Strippers' Narratives within Marxist-Feminist Theory Benny Koval, Ramapo College of New Jersey  Beaten and Barred: Theorizing Increased Female Incarceration Jacob Ibanez, Ramapo College of New Jersey; Joseph Tracey, Ramapo College of New Jersey; Aaron Landis, Ramapo College of New Jersey  I and Me: Internal and Interpersonal Oppression Fayo Mamme, Rowan University  Hip-Hop in Society: From Caps To Bling Stephanie Rodriguez, Rowan University; Chantel Bennett, Rowan University; Cassidy Jenkins, Rowan University; William Lynch, Rowan University; Sianna Nelson, Rowan University; Aaron Segnello, Rowan University  The Access to Healthy Food in Lower Income Areas vs. Higher Income Areas Sunovia Selahna Scudder, Rowan University  Sundown on the Union: The Transnationalization of Labor and the Future of Unions Under Neoliberalism Megan Elizabeth Dillon, Saint Anselm College  Health Care Provider and Governmental Consideration of Environmental Pollution in Health Advisement on the Akwesasne Mohawk Reservation Lyrica Sojourner Stelle, St Lawrence University  C.A.R.E.ing for the Dying: Volunteer Recruitment, Retention and Debriefing Sarah Elizabeth Richer, St. Lawrence University  The Hypercriminalization of Space: An Examination of the Effects of NYS Penal Law 220.44 on the Residents of Monroe County Paul Arthur Roger, SUNY, The College at Brockport  Racialized Code Words Used in White Publication Tiffany Alexis Welch-Baker, United States Military Academy; Jessica Dawson, United States Military Academy  Stand Your Ground: Defining Victims in the American Rifleman Lauren Kyrissa Fairfax, United States Military Academy  Patient Safety in Pediatrics Intensive Care Units (PICU) Bridget Catherine Rauh, Ursinus College  Investigating the Association Between Collective Efficacy and Intimate Partner Violence Jessica Snyder, Wilkes University

222. Meeting: Mentoring Session for Graduate Students and Junior Faculty --Whittier Organizers: Richard E. Ocejo, CUNY, John Jay College and The Graduate Center; Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University - Camden

1:45 PM-3:15 PM

223. Thematic Conversation: 21st Century Surveillance --Georgian Presider: Saher Selod, Simmons College Panelists:  Robert Vargas, University of Chicago  Susila Gurusami, University of Toronto  Jennifer Musto, Wellesley College  Kade Crockford, ACLU - Massachusetts  Fatema Ahmed, Muslim Justice League

224. Presidential Panel: Financial Lives of Households: Facts and Fictions --Statler Presider: Alya Guseva, Boston University  Credit Where It's Due: Financial Citizenship and Household Financial Security Frederick Wherry, Princeton University; Kristin S. Seefeldt, University of Michigan; Anthony S. Alvarez, California State University - Fullerton  Potential Is Priceless: Middle Class Life and Student Debt in American Families Caitlin Zaloom, New York University  Securing the Kids' Future: Financial Investment in Children and Inequality Among American Families Nina Bandelj, University of California - Irvine Saturday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

225. Author-Meets-Critics: Theresa Morris, Health Care in Crisis: Hospitals, Nurses, and the Consequences of Policy Change, New York University Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam  Critic Jan Thomas, Kenyon College  Critic Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati  Critic Ophra Leyser-Whalen, The University of Texas - El Paso  Critic Joan H. Robinson, Columbia University  Critic Susan Markens, CUNY, Lehman College  Author Theresa Morris, Texas A & M University

226. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: III. The Politics of the Everyday --Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Presider: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College  India's Me Too? The Intersections of Gender, Sexual Politics, Neoliberal Identity Politics, Caste and Their Slippery Slopes Debadatta Chakraborty, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Persistence of Gender: Women's Empowerment, Wealth, and Community Norms in Rural India Ieva Zumbyte, Brown University  #WeCareForU: Technology, Pedagogy, and Traffic Police in Hyderabad, India Sneha Annavarapu, University of Chicago  "Bodybuilding does not need American certifications": Global Fitness Culture in Contemporary Bengal Jaita Talukdar, Loyola University New Orleans Discussant:  Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University

227. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: VIII. Digital Communities --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania  Atheists online: Reaping the Benefits of the World Wide Web Nikolitsa Grigoropoulou, University of North Texas  Virtual Encounters Around a Tough Past: Analysis of a Community of Former Interns of a Brazilian Institution of Marginalized Children and Adolescents Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, University of Chicago  Community Formations on Discord Justin Richard Levine, Temple University  Minus World: The Impact of Hostile Online Interactions in the Gaming Community Has on Women and People of Color Dion Campbell, University of Florida

228. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: IX. Media Policies and Platforms --Holmes Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University; Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania  Corporate Hegemony on Digital Technology David Michael Arditi, University of Texas - Arlington  Islands in the Stream: How Digital Music Piracy Became a Normal Activity Daniel Kenji Okamura, University of Nevada - Las Vegas  Imagining Forward Alaina Nicole Lynch, SUNY - Cortland; Anna Curtis, SUNY - Cortland

Saturday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

229. Mini-Conference: Global Health: X. Measurement and Evidence Building in Global Health II --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Tuba Agartan, Providence College  Divergent Data: Trends in Malaria in Bududa, Uganda Kelly Austin, Lehigh University  The Politics of Global health Metrics Jeremy Roy Shiffman, Johns Hopkins University; Yusra Shawar, Johns Hopkins University  Incorporating Sustainability into Our Idea of "What Works" in Global Health: A Framework and Case Study Jeff Glenn, Brigham Young University; Corrina Moucheraud, University of California - Los Angeles; Epstein Adrienne, University of California - San Francisco; Denise Diaz Payan, University of California - Merced; Thomas J. Bossert, Harvard University; Margaret E. Kruk, Harvard University  Democracy and Infant Mortality in Less-Developed Nations: Dismantling Differences in Direct and Indirect Effects Modeling Mark Douglas Noble, Susquehanna University  Does Infectious Disease Surveillance System and Diagnostic Capacity Development Move Us Towards UHC? an Insight from India Srikanth Kondreddy, McGill University; Pallavi Krishamurthy, Discussant:  Tuba Agartan, Providence College

230. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: VII. Diverse Providers in HPE --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago  An Ecological Systems Approach to Understanding Racial/Ethnic Minority Student Underrepresentation in Physical Therapy Keshrie Naidoo, MGH Institute of Health Professions  Between the Oblivion and the Denial: The Challenges for the Urban Traditional Healers in Latin America Mario Siddhartha Portugal Ramirez, University of Massachusetts - Boston  "A Doctor Is Less Valuable Than a Working Truck": A Phenomenological Study Exploring International Immersion Experiences of Primary Care Physicians Trained in the U.S. Julie Shasteen, Medical Sociologist  Making the Subjective, Objective?: Assessing Decision-Making and Evaluation Among Standardized Patients Katharine Faye McCabe, University of Illinois - Chicago; Kelly Underman, Drexel University; Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago

231. Mini-Conference: Military Sociology: II. Policy and Practice in the Military --Berkeley Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy Presider: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy  Surviving Twice: Legal Impacts of (De)Criminalizing Domestic Violence within the Military Justice System for Survivors Amy Chin, Brown University  Sexual Harassment and Assault in the U.S. Military: Spatial, Structural, and Interactional Vulnerability Stephanie Bonnes, University of New Haven  A Life Journey that led to Developing Inclusive Leaders of Character at West Point for a Diverse U.S. Army, Nation, and World Remi Hajjar, United States Military Academy  Impact Government Policies Have on Family Intentions Among Dual Military Couples Julianne Renee Apodaca, United State Military Academy

232. Mini-Conference: Resistance in the 21st Century (Sponsored by Sociological Forum): III. Resistance in a Post-Truth World --Hancock Presider: Janet Ruane, Montclair State University  On the Value of Social Studies of Science Against Post-Truth Rhetoric Joan H. Fujimura, University of Wisconsin; Christopher J. Holmes, University of Wisconsin  Denying Anthropogenic Climate Change: Or, How Our Rejection of Objective Reality Gave Intellectual Legitimacy to Fake News Ajnesh Prasad, Royal Roads University  Collisions between Institutional and Populist Risk Imaginaries: the "Dark Side" of Negative Asymmetric Thinking Ryan Hagen, Columbia University Saturday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

233. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: VIII. Morality, Emotions, and Reproductive Meaning-Making --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Discourse, Meaning-Making, and Abortion: The Pressure to have a "Feminist Abortion Experience" Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Emotional Narratives and Emotional Mobilization on an Online Surrogacy Forum Zsuzsa Berend, University of California - Los Angeles  Assisted Reproduction: Negotiation of Faith and Techno-Science among Muslims of Kerala Ilyas Manakkadavan, University of California - Berkeley  From Mother to Daughter: Cultural Intent, Insecurity and Other Performances of Ethnicity Vadricka Etienne, CUNY, The Graduate Center  "I've made it this far. He ain't going to let me down now": Women's Faith Across the Infertility Experience Katherine June Kafonek, University of Delaware; Ann Bell, University of Delaware

234. Panel: Afro-Pessimism, Anti-Blackness & Intersectionality --Tremont Panelists:  Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park  C. Shawn McGuffey, Boston College  Khalil Saucier, Bucknell University  Venus Green, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

235. Panel: Narratives of Inequalities and Difference in Combined Classrooms --White Hill Panelists:  Ragnhild Utheim, SUNY, Purchase College  Michelle Ronda, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College  Mehnaz Sultana, Silberman School of Social Work  Boris Yanez, SUNY, Purchase College  Julia Ohara, SUNY, Purchase College  Emma Cornelius, Marymount Manhattan College at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility  Makeda Davis, Marymount Manhattan College at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility

236. Paper Session: Health, Childhood, and the Life Course --Brandeis  Being Autistic: Narratives of Autistic Identity Shannon Anderson, Roanoke College; Allison Jedrzejek, Roanoke College  (Un)masking Competences of Children with Autism in the Clinic Jason Turowetz, University of Siegen; Douglas Maynard, University of Wisconsin - Madison

237. Paper Session: Dispossession and Exploitation --Brookline  How Apple and Microsoft Use Discourse to Rationalize their Associations with Child Labor Manuel Romero Zenquis, Harvard University  Organizational Mistreatment and Workplace Deviance Among Factory Workers in Manufacturing Industries in Oyo State, Nigeria Adebimpe Adetutu Adenugba, University of Ibadan, Nigeria; Ruth Ebosetale Akhuetie, University of Benin  Resettlement and Employment for Refugees in the United States Julia Jean Schoonover, SUNY, University at Buffalo  Paradise Lost? Human Movement, Geography and Trafficking in Hawai'i Andrew Cha, Serv4All

Saturday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

238. Paper Session: Teaching Sociology: the Classroom and the Community --Cabot  Creative Community Engagement through Multidisciplinary Service-Learning: Connecting College and High School Students Elizabeth A. Mansley, Mount Aloysius College; Mary Shuttlesworth, La Roche College  Collaborative Community Research in the Classroom Karen McCormack, Wheaton College; Margaret Elizabeth Lawler, Wheaton College; Eric Richard Pfeiffer, Wheaton College; Dakota King, Wheaton College; Sasha Herman, Wheaton College; Leury Holguin, Wheaton College; Babacar Tall, Wheaton College; Mary Margaret Yancey, Wheaton College  Theater and Sociology: From Pedagogy to Practice in the Undergraduate Classroom Tanni Chaudhuri, Rhode Island College; Jennifer Walrad,  Rethinking Service Learning: Using Critically-Engaged Civic Learning to Promote Student Learning and Meaningful Social Change Sara Moore, Salem State University; Cindy Vincent, Salem State University; Cynthia Lynch, Salem State University; Jake Lefker, North Shore Community Development Coalition

239. Paper Session: Work, Occupations, and Inequality --Franklin  Women Faculty's Perceptions of Departmental Belonging across Academic Disciplines Catherine White- Berheide, Skidmore College; Samantha Olarsch, Skidmore College  Employer Agency and Cultural Matching in the Recruitment Industry Keenan Wilder, Brown  "How the Reification of Merit Breeds Inequality: Theory and Experimental Evidence." Fabien Accominotti, London School of Economics  Career, Side Hustle, or Hobby? Theorizing Gigs through Ethnographies of Creative Work Alexandre Frenette, Vanderbilt University; Richard E. Ocejo, CUNY, John Jay College and The Graduate Center; Jonathan Wynn, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Workplace Diversity Across Class Lines: The Case of Seasonal Agricultural Laborers in Serbia Milan Skobic, Northeastern University

240. Paper Session: Immigration and Community Building --Gloucester  What Cities Make: The Impact of City Difference on the Integration of French Immigrants Francisco Lara Garcia, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences  Becoming Part of the City: Place-Belonging in Urbanizing China Amy Tsang, Harvard University  New Techniques and Old Theoretical Debates on Immigrant Enclaves: A GIS Mapping Case Study of NYC Chinatown Bonnie Ip, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Ally or Accomplice? Understanding Outsider Involvement in the Immigrant Rights Struggle Juan Pablo Blanco, University of Massachusetts - Boston

241. Paper Session: Sociology and the Law --Newbury  The Underreporting of Sexual Assault: A Sociolegal Approach, Policy Implications, and Future Research Brandie Pugh, University of Delaware  You Always Have to Be Your on Your Toes: Legal Consciousness of Pharmacists Tannuja Rozario, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Pistols and Politics: The Approaches to Political Engagement Preferred by Legal Firearms Owners in Upstate New York Zachary William Miner, Fitchburg State University  Orchestrating Complexity: Title IX Administrators' Responses to Sexual Violence Jacqueline Cruz, New York University

Saturday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

242. Paper Session: Doing Sociology: Activities and Assignments to Engage Students with the Discipline --St. James Presider: Erin Anderson, Washington College  Doing Quantitative Sociology: An Integrated Approach to Alleviating Student Anxiety around Theory, Statistics, and Writing Alexander Davis, Princeton University  Doing Sociology: Data Collection and Analysis for Introduction to Sociology Laura Fitzwater Gonzales, Pacific Lutheran University  Teaching Sport Management Students how to put Sociology to Use: KNEW 460 Cultural Economy of Sport Ryan Edward King-White, Towson University; Jacob Bustad, Towson University  Doing Soc for Non-profits Heather Feldhaus, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania  Front Matter: Understanding Sociological Traditions and Conventions through an Edited Book Project in Theory Class Devrim Yavuz, CUNY, Lehman College

243. Paper Session: Gender, Family, and Work --Stuart Presider: Scott Thomas Grether, Longwood University  Femininity in Flexible Workplaces Madeline R Brown, George Washington University  Housework, Fairness, and Breadwinning: How Do They Affect Older Married Women's and Men's Sexual Satisfaction? Kirsten Kemmerer, University of New Hampshire  Refining the Causal Relationship Between Changing Work-Family Circumstances and Young Adult Mental Health: Results from the 2008-2015 National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health Adam Lippert, University of Colorado Denver; Grace Finnigan-Fox, University of Colorado Denver  Living Just Enough for the City: The Paradox of the Embedded, Collaborative, Gendered Organization Kimberly Lucas, Brandeis University

244. Paper Session: Transgender Identities and Issues (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier Presider: Simone Kolysh, CUNY, The Graduate Center  "It's Just Safer When I Don't Enter": Examining How Transphobia in Locker Rooms Shapes Trans Participation in Physical Activity Ali Greey, University of Toronto  Translations: Exploring Experiences of High School Transgender and Non-Binary Students Christina Whittlesey, University of Massachusetts-Lowell  "Welcome! Oh, wait..." Transgender Military Service in a Time of Uncertainty Máel Embser- Herbert, Hamline University  "Adding the T to LGBT: Transgender Servicemembers" Brenda L. Moore, SUNY, University at Buffalo  "Norms: the Cis, the Hetero, and the Gender Binary." Davida Schiffer, University of Connecticut

245. Paper Session: Institutions and Childhood --Winthrop  The Social Context of Initiatives for Developmentally Informed Juvenile Justice Reform: What Explains State Level Differences? Jean Dawson, Franklin Pierce University  Defining Worthy Victims: State-level Decriminalization of Commercially Sexually Exploited Children in the U.S. Kate Price, University of Massachusetts - Boston  "You aren't excused unless you're crying": Institutional Feeling Rules after the Death of a Student Nora Gross, University of Pennsylvania  "'Our Generation's Duck and Cover': Adolescent Masculinity and the Normalization of School Shooting Threats." Sarah Miller, Boston University

246. Undergraduate Paper Session: Crime, Deviance, and Incarceration --Constitution  Perceptions of Transgender Criminality Carrie Sheehan, Boston University  Redesigned Social Control and Emerging Inequalities in Auckland's Sex Industry Erin Grace Tichenor, Boston University  The Growth of Social Isolationism: Institutional Trust and Fear of Crime Sara Renee Pendley, Wilkes University  The Impact of Mass Incarceration on Communities Khanifah Wilson, Caldwell University Saturday, 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM – continued

247. Poster Session: Undergraduate Poster Session VI --Grand Ballroom  Religious Affiliations Effects on Marriages in the United States and Childhood Delinquency Casey Lawson Glunt, Bloomsburg University of PA  Gender Roles and Their Lasting Effects Michaela Maw, Bloomsburg University of PA  The Humanity of Executed Offenders Megan Elizabeth Wissert, Bloomsburg University of PA  Risk Adolescents Regarding Race and Citizenship Status Sheira Lissa Sosa, Bloomsburg University of PA  Childhood Cultural Experiences and Young Adult Voting Behavior Hosanna Joy Mullen, Bloomsburg University of PA  Parental Marital Status and the effect on life chances in adulthood. Nicholas James McCormack, Bloomsburg University of PA  Canine Companions: How Dogs Affect the Social Behavior of Their Owners in Urban Spaces Craig Stetson VanRemoortel, Drexel University  The Sociology of Modern Art Crawls Nina Olney, Drexel University  Mother Doesn't Always Know Best: The Effects of Sex, Views of Sex Education in Public Schools, and Religiosity on Views of Teen Access to Birth Control Without Parental Consent Emalie Rell, Elizabethtown College  Larry Nassar and #MeToo: How Traditional Media Responds to Allegations of Sexual Abuse Emily Grace Wielk, Gettysburg College  Optimistic Attribution Styles in Relation to Depressive Dispositions Nicholas Pierre Croft, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania  Let's Talk about Race: Race Talk in the College Setting Dayra Jocelyn Rosales, Lycoming College  Between Two Worlds: Cultural Code-Switching Among Partnership Students Perla Julissa Licona Vazquez, Lycoming College  Race, Bullying, and Discipline along with Alarming Correlations A Statistical Analysis Challenging Racial Bias Christian Joel Lopez, Penn State University  The Effects Religion has on Educational Attainment based on Student Social Class Jessica Louisa Adame, Texas Woman's University  "One Love" Struggles of the LGBTQ+ community in the Caribbean Culture Mirlanda Pierre, Broward College; Janesa Torres, Broward College; Christine Gelin, Broward College; Hailey Berman, Broward College  Venezuelan Migration Crisis Victoria Gamez Agee, Universidad Católica Andres Bello  Community Gone Extinct: How Gentrification is Erasing the Existence of Boston’s Chinatown and Neighborhoods Alike Tara Nguyen, Eastern Connecticut State University

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248. Workshop on Elites Research: Panel 3 --Charles River Organizers: Lynn Chancer, CUNY, Hunter College and The Graduate Center; Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College  Cultural Fit and Work Satisfaction among Black Corporate Managers and Professionals Patricia Banks, Mount Holyoke  Coaching morals and manners: Professionals in the super-rich lifestyle industry Bruno Cousin, Sciences Po; Sebastien Chauvin, University of Lausanne  Thinking about Visibility and Symbolic Capital as Resource for the Modern Power Elite Aeron Davis, Goldsmiths, University of London  From Finance to Technology: Inequality at Hedge Fund, Venture Capital, and Technology Startup Firms Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University

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249. Plenary: Remembering Devah Pager --Georgian Organizer: Jessica T. Simes, Boston University Presider: Monica Bell, Yale University Panelists:  Bruce Western, Columbia University  Michelle Phelps, University of Minnesota  Robert Hauser, University of Wisconsin - Madison

250. Thematic Conversation: Death and Dying --Statler Presider: Deborah Carr, Boston University Panelists:  Jim S McQuaid, Framingham State University  Jyoti Puri, Simmons University  Ara Francis, College of the Holy Cross  Elizabeth Luth, Cornell University

251. Author-Meets-Critics: Sarah Bowen, Joslyn Brenton, and Sinikka Elliot, Pressure Cooker: Why Home Cooking Won't Solve Our Problems and What We Can Do About It, Oxford University Press, 2018 --Arlington Organizer: Kate Cairns, Rutgers University  Critic Marjorie DeVault, Syracuse University  Critic Josée Johnston, University of Toronto - Mississauga  Critic Ann Meier, University of Minnesota  Critic Krishnendu Ray, New York University  Authors Sarah Bowen, North Carolina State University; Joslyn Brenton, Ithaca College; Sinikka Elliot, University of British Columbia

252. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: IV. Gender and Health --Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Presider: Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University  The Utilization of Maternal Healthcare Service in South Asia: Does Mass Media Have Any Impacts? Kaniz Fatema, University of Memphis  "Living on the Fault Lines: Women's Sexuality and Reproductive Health in Post-Disaster Nepal" Jennifer R. Rothchild, University of Minnesota - Morris Discussant:  Paromita Sanyal, Florida State University

253. Mini-Conference: Digital Sociology: X. Health & Social Well-Being --Cambridge Organizers: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Rachel M. Durso, Washington College; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University Presiders: Leslie Jones, University of Pennsylvania; Francesca Tripodi, James Madison University  Socio-Demographic Patterns of Digital Divide in Health Information Literacy Gul Seckin, University of North Texas  From Symptoms to Superpowers: A Comparative Study of the Fetishization of Schizophrenia in Modern American (U.S.) Science Fiction Mediums Samantha Melton, Harvard University  Technological Resources for Domestic Violence Outreach: An Interactive Mapping Application Approach Rachel M. Durso, Washington College

Saturday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

254. Mini-Conference: Global Health: XI. Social Inequalities and Maternal Health --Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Caitlin Slodden, Brandeis University  The Politics of Neglect and Implications for the Global Health Discourse: Maternal Mental Health and Human Rights in South Africa Shelley Marie Brown, Boston University; Courtenay Sprague, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Factors Affecting Maternal Mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa, a New Analysis Cynthia Cook, Rensselaer Polytechnic  Inequity in Accessing Public Health Services by Dalit Women in India Dadasaheb Tandale, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Jaspreet Mahal, Brandeis University  Health Disparities in Maternal Health Care Accessibility and Utilization between Northern and Southern Ghana Gideon Gyimah Addai Poku, Northern Arizona University  The Politics of Women's Health: Women's Political Voice and Maternal Mortality Disparities in Decentralized Indonesia Iim Halimatusadiyah, Iowa State University Discussant:  Siri Suh, Brandeis University

255. Mini-Conference: Health Professions Education in the 21st Century: VIII. Technologies of HPE --Clarendon Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University; Kelly Underman, Drexel University Presider: Kelly Underman, Drexel University  Perceptions of Construct Validity and Coachability in Situational Judgement Tests for HPE Admissions Alexandra H Vinson, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor  Defining the Landscape of Medical Education Twitter Influencers Kristina Dzara, Harvard Medical School  Stitching Trust in the Operating Room: Exploring the Process of Trust Development between Residents and Attending Physicians While Performing Surgeries Alejandra Maria Colon Lopez, University of Alabama - Birmingham

256. Mini-Conference: Military Sociology: III. National, Nation, and the Military --Berkeley Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy Presider: Jacob Absalon, United States Military Academy  Falling Together: Identity and the Military in Fragmented Societies Dylan Solomon Maguire, Northeastern University  Promotion from Rating to Officer in the Royal Navy: Ontological Insecurity in a New World Redmond LC Diamond, University of Portsmouth  Carving out Political Space: Framing Anti-U.S. Base Protests in South Korea and Japan, 2000- 2015 Claudia Kim, Boston University  What Data tell us about the Characteristics and Motives of Private Military Contractors: Exploited Class or Exclusive Club? Ori Swed, Texas Tech University; Daniel Burland, University of Saint Mary

257. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: IX. The Social Life of Reproductive Technologies --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  "The Social Construction of Contraception: Women's Conceptualizations of Contraception and Contraceptive Decision-Making" Virginia Berndt, University of Delaware; Ann Bell, University of Delaware  Sex Reckoning: Pregnancy Testing and Intimate Life Joan H. Robinson, Columbia University  Traumatic Catalysts and the Decision to Engage in Elective Egg-Freezing Kit Colquhoun Myers, Roanoke College  Medical Ambiguity, Narratives of Hope, and the Inevitable Failure of Reproductive Technology Andrea Carson, University of Toronto

Saturday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

258. Paper Session: Health, Healthcare, and Inequality --Brandeis Presider: Seung Wan Kim, University of Maryland - College Park  State Patient Safety Reporting Laws and Healthcare Associated Infection Rates in the US Eric Van Rite, American Institutes for Research  "My Body Is Not Lying to Me": Gaining Legitimacy in Patient-Provider Interactions Ginny Natale, Kent State University  The Inter-linkage Between the Sale of Blood Plasma and Poverty in the United States Analidis Ochoa, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor; H. Luke Shaefer, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor; Andrew Grogan-Kaylor, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor  Better to "Ensure" than "Offer" Seung Wan Kim, University of Maryland - College Park

259. Paper Session: Marginality and Empowerment --Brookline  Empowerment Economics: Challenging Assimilationist Approaches to Financial Capability Jessica Santos, Heller School/Brandeis University; Meg Lovejoy, Heller School/ Brandeis University  Colorblind-Philanthropy as Racial Project: Community Development Initiatives and the Reproduction Black Poverty in the Mississippi Delta. Mark Harvey, Florida Atlantic University  Applying the Equity Lens Towards School-Wide Transformation: Centering Marginalized Students Through Policies, Practices, and Procedures. Lisa Williams, Baltimore County Public Schools; Lovell Smith, Loyola University Maryland  The "Stuff" Of Class: How Children's Access To Objects In Rich And Poor Preschools Cultivates Interactional Skills And Sensibilities Casey Stockstill, University of Denver

260. Paper Session: Teaching Sociology: The Self, the Student, and Society --Cabot  Active Teaching and Learning: Facilitating Constructive Controversy in the Classroom Vivian Smith, Cabrini College  First Person Narratives as a Teaching Tool in a Sociology Classroom: The Power of Counter- Stories in the Era of Trump Eileen B. Leonard, Vassar College  Why Student Autonomy Matters (and How to Get More of It) Adrienne C. Goss, Rhode Island College  Student Reluctance about Studying Race: Tips for Faculty on How to Help Students Overcome the Reluctance Jennifer Pearce-Morris, Raritan Valley Community College  Implementing Active Learning: Styles of Resistance, Pathways to Progress Melissa Pirkey, Cornell University

261. Paper Session: Sex and Intersectional Inequalities --Constitution  "I don't know if it's true in the medical field, but...": Resisting Medicalized Pregnancy and Childbirth Experiences through Old Wives Tales Christie Sillo, CUNY, The Graduate Center  "I'm not who this system is designed for": Queer People Navigating Experiences with Health Care Providers and Contraception. Dana LaVergne, University of Massachusetts - Boston

262. Paper Session: Social Dimensions of Health II --Franklin Presider: Savannah Larimore, University of Washington  Are Family Support Organizations Helpful? Service Provider and Service Recipient Perspectives Sharbari Ganguly, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Health on the Margins: A Look at the Social Determinants of Health Angela Amber Nieuwkoop, University of Toledo; Mark Sherry, University of Toledo  Health, Gender, and Migration within Mexico's National Borders Gabriela Leon-Perez, Virginia Commonwealth University  Suma Qamaña and the Obligations of the Bolivian Government with Regard to the Health and Well-Being of All Bolivians: Challenges by Disability Activists Iblin Edelweiss Murillo Lafuente, University of Toledo; Mark Sherry, University of Toledo  The Critical Role of the Politics of the WHO in the Reduction of the Inequalities of Health Giuseppina Cersosimo, University of Salerno

Saturday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

263. Paper Session: Immigration, Family, and Gender --Gloucester Presider: Fang Fang, Virginia Tech  Immigration & Marriage: A Case Study on the Effects of U.S. Family Reunification Laws Walter E. Suarez Becerra, Boston University  We Found Love: A Profile of Intermarriage among Nigerian Immigrants in the United States. Karen Amaka Okigbo, CUNY, The Graduate Center  The Au Pair Programs in America: Fictions and Facts Nihal Celik Lynch, Wheaton College  Construction of Refugees as the Other based on Nationalism, Masculinity, and Citizenship: The example of Turkey Nahide Konak, Boston University  Latinx Reconfiguring Familismo in Digital Space and Face-to-Face: Some Consequences of Digital Deprivation Cristina Bodinger-deUriarte, California State University - Los Angeles

264. Paper Session: Work and Family --Hancock  Moderated Mediation Analyses: Does a Child's Age and/or Gender Moderate the Effects of Parents' Work-Family Conflict on Children's Socio-Emotional Development? Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey; Beth Latshaw, Widener University  The Mommy Wars: Utilizing a Classical Sociological Theory Framework to Analyze Blogs Written by Stay at Home and Working Moms Elizabeth A. Mansley, Mount Aloysius College; Maggee Carrarra, Mount Aloysius College; Alexis Cowburn, Mount Aloysius College; Paige Domboski, Mount Aloysius College; Chelsea Eisenhuth, Mount Aloysius College; Katie Mirance, Mount Aloysius College; Sara Ollinger, Mount Aloysius College  "My Wife is the Business Manager of our Family": Mental Labor in the Household Division of Labor. Scott Thomas Grether, Longwood University; Laura Fitzwater Gonzales, Pacific Lutheran University

265. Paper Session: Sociological Approaches to STEM --St. James  "STEM Faculty Networks and Gender: Implications for Career Outcomes and Inclusion" Ethel L. Mickey, Wellesley College  Gender Inequality and STEM Occupational Expectations: The Role of Parents and Self- Motivation in Producing Outcomes Kriti Singh, SUNY - Buffalo; Seong Won Han, SUNY - Buffalo; Seong Won Han; Lois Weis, SUNY - Buffalo; Seong Won Han; Chungseo Kang, SUNY - Buffalo; Seong Won Han; Rachel Fix Dominguez, SUNY - Buffalo; Seong Won Han  How Physical Science Internships Shape Students' Commercial Imaginaries: An Ethnographic Investigation Timothy Sacco, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Math Counts: Investigating the Role of Mathematics Coursework in Post-secondary Education Daniel Douglas, Trinity College  Entrepreneurial Orientations and Science Identity In STEM Post-Doctoral Scholars Richard N. Pitt, Vanderbilt University; Lacee Satcher, Vanderbilt University; Amber Drew, Vanderbilt University

266. Paper Session: Gender, Organizations, and Markets --Stuart  Gender, Class, and Economic Change: Insights from Russian Postsocialism and One Small Firm Jeffrey Hass, University of Richmond  Many Masculinities in the Rise of American Capitalism James Parisot, Drexel University  Exploring the Link Between Organisational Culture and Gender Equality Actions - a Case Study of a Danish Knowledge-Intensive Company Ea Hoeg Utoft, Aarhus University

Saturday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM – continued

267. Paper Session: Facts and Fictions about Race and the Biomedicalized Body --Tremont Organizers: Bridget Harr, Bates College; Kevin M. Moseby, Drexel University  Environmental Exposure: Reiterating and Reifying Racial Difference Bridget Harr, Bates College  The Racialized Body: A Bump In the Road of "Renewing" Environments Christina Jackson, Stockton University  Racial Mixing and Matching: The Gamete Donor Selection Process for Mixed Race Intended Parents and Interracial Couples Alyssa Newman, Harvey Mudd College  Beyond Stigma and Homophobia: HIV/AIDS Activism and the Black American Social Body Kevin M. Moseby, Drexel University Discussant:  Natali Valdez, Wellesley College

268. Paper Session: Sociology of Work, Occupations, and Professions in Contemporary Turkey --White Hill  'A necessary evil': The Role of Morality, Money, and Status in Generating Consent Among Doctors for the Healthcare Reform in Turkey Alaz Kilicaslan, University of Wisconsin- Whitewater  Insecure Security Guards: Exploring the Marketization of Private Security Labor in Turkey Gokhan Mulayim, Boston University  Alienation of Elite Labor? Exploring the Quality of Working Life of Elite Business Professionals in Turkey Mustafa Yavas, Yale University  How to Sell the Nonsaleable: Commodification of Care Labor and Expansion of Care Service Agencies in Turkey Dilan Eren, Boston University  Between the University and the State: The Precarization of Social Scientists in Turkey Elif Birced, Boston University

269. Paper Session: Teaching as Women and Trans Folks in the Era of Alternative Facts (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Whittier  Persistent Inequality in the Academia: Effects of Gender on Employability Adebukola Olufunke Dagunduro, University of Ibadan; Adebimpe Adetutu Adenugba, University of Ibadan, Nigeria  Marginalization, Micro-Aggressions, Legitimacy, and Resources: Academic Inequalities Roberta Spalter-Roth, ASA/George Mason University; Amber Kalb, George Mason University; Jason Smith, George Mason University  Civic Engagement as Public Sociology: Considerations for Pedagogy and Practice Laura O'Toole, Salve Regina University  "Flipping the Script: Centering Transgender Students in the Classroom" Simone Kolysh, CUNY, The Graduate Center  "Teach With the Confidence of a Mediocre White Man, and Other Helpful Advice" Julie Setele, Webster University

270. Paper Session: Cannabis, Gambling, and Inequalities --Winthrop  Extending Theory around CSR: Evidence from the Legal Cannabis Space in the United States Navin Kumar, Yale University  "Where Commerce Meets a Revolution" the Complex Relationship Between the Marijuana Legalization Movement and the Cannabis Industry Jerome Lionel Himmelstein, Amherst College  Factors Affecting 'At- Risk' Gambling on Massachusetts State Lottery at Lottery Retailers Kendra E Pugh, University of Massachusetts - Boston

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4:15 PM-5:45 PM

271. Workshop on Elites Research: Panel 4 --Charles River Organizers: Lynn Chancer, CUNY, Hunter College and The Graduate Center; Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College  Integration and Power Concentration Among European Governing Elites Marte Mangset, Oslo Metropolitan University  Understanding Financial Elites: Belonging, Identity, and Class Differences Parul Bhandari, Cambridge University  Why Study Elites? Reflections on Comparative Ethnographies in the US and France Lynn Chancer, CUNY, Hunter College and The Graduate Center  From Privilege to Power: Entitlement, Identity, and Action Among Wealthy Progressives Rachel Sherman, The New School

5:00 PM-5:30 PM

272. Meeting: ESS Finance Committee --Exeter

5:30 PM-7:00 PM

273. Plenary: 2019 ESS Awards and Presidential Address –Georgian Presider: Erica Chito Childs, CUNY, Hunter College

Awards Presentations:  Charles V. Willie Minority Graduate Student Award, Ingrid E. Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, to Dialika Sall, Columbia University.  Rose Laub Coser Award, Leslie Wang, University of Massachusetts-Boston, to Nora Gross, University of Pennsylvania.  Candace Rogers Award, Anne Roschelle, SUNY New Paltz, to (Co-Winner) Rebecca A. Karam, The Graduate Center, CUNY and to (Co-Winner) Joseph Wallerstein, Harvard University. Honorable Mention to Laura Garbes, Brown University.  Mirra Komarovsky Book Award, Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College and the Graduate Center, CUNY, to Issa Kohler-Hausmann, Yale University for Misdemeanorland: Criminal Courts and Social Control in an Age of Broken Windows Policing, Princeton University Press. Honorable Mention to Marie E. Berry, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, for War, Women, and Power: From Violence to Mobilization in Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cambridge University Press. Honorable Mention to Julian Go, Boston University, for Postcolonial Thought and Social Theory, Oxford University Press.  2018 Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgement, Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY, to Mignon Moore, Barnard College.  2019 RMW Lecture Sites, Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY.  2019-2020 Robin M. Williams Lecturer, presented by Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College, CUNY.  ESS Community Service and Activism Award, Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY to (Co-Winner) City Life/Vida Urbana, and to (Co-Winner) Deeper than Water.  ESS Merit Award, Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College, to Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University.  Barbara R. Walters Community College Faculty Award, Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College, to Myron T. Strong, Community College of Baltimore County.  Undergraduate Poster Winners, Antonio (Jay) Pastrana, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY.

Presidential Address: #FamiliesBelongTogether: Facts and Fictions of Race, Family and US Immigration Policy - Nazli Kibria, Boston University Introduction: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut

Reception to follow

Sunday, 17 March 7:30 AM-8:30 AM

274. Meeting: ESS General Breakfast --Exeter

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

275. Presidential Panel: Asian Americans, Achievement, and Meritocracy --Statler Presider: Natasha Warikoo, Harvard Graduate School of Education  How to Build a Better School for All: Lessons from Stuyvesant High School, the Best School in the World Margaret Chin, CUNY, Hunter College; Syed Ali, Long Island University - Brooklyn  Presumed Competent: Asian Americans and Affirmative Action Jennifer Lee, Columbia University; Van Tran, Columbia University  Escaping Stereotypes. How Selective Colleges Admissions Shapes Asian-American Students' Presentation of Self Stefan Beljean, Harvard University  The New Concerted Cultivation: Asian American and White Parents Respond to a Mental Health "Crisis" in Suburban America Natasha Warikoo, Harvard Graduate School of Education Discussant:  Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

276. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: V. The State from Center to Margins -- Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Presider: Paromita Sanyal, Florida State University  Market Reforms and Resource Politics in Bangladesh, 1974-2014 M. Omar Faruque, University of Toronto  Implementing Global Immunization Programmes in Local Context: The Challenges of Polio Eradication Program in India Madhurima Shukla, Yale University  NGOs and the State: Domestic and International Priorities in Bangladesh Aeshna Badruzzaman, Northeastern University  State Formation at the Margins: Agrarian Class Struggle and Sovereign Power in Post-Colonial Northwestern Pakistan Noaman G Ali, Forman Christian College (A Chartered University)  Land Mafias in Liberalizing India Michael James Levien, Johns Hopkins University Discussant:  Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University

277. Mini-Conference: Global Health: XII. Health Systems and Double Disease Burdens I -- Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Meredith Bergey, Villanova University  A Review of the Literature of the Prevalence and Causes of Suicidal Behaviours in South Africa and Bangladesh Anisur Khan, East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh; Kopano Ratele, University of South Africa  Emergency Medicine in South Africa: Health Disparities, High Patient Acuity, and a Stressed Health System Catherine van de Ruit, Ursinus College  Therapeutic Choices and Care for Children with Hydrocephalus in Lagos State, Nigeria Eze Nwokocha, University of Ibadan Discussant:  Latrica Evette Best, University of Louisville

Sunday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

278. Mini-Conference: Military Sociology: IV. Identity, Veterans and the Military --Berkeley Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy Presider: Morten Ender, US Military Academy  Comparing British & Israeli Military Identity Construction: Acquired vs. Ascribed Identity Eve Binks, Liverpool Hope University; Dana Grosswirth Kachtan, Open University of Israel  Explaining Erroneous Stereotyping of UK Armed Forces Veterans in British Society Rita Phillips, Oxford Brookes University; Vince Connelly, Oxford Brookes University; Mark Burgess, Oxford Brookes University  "Many are amazed -- You´re a veteran?! They imagine something else." Lotta Victor Tillberg, Swedish Centre for Studies of Armed Forces and Society, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, S

279. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: X. Governmentality and Disciplined Reproduction --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Subject Formation in Discourse on Abortion Legislation Bethany Kosmicki, Temple University  "You might never have that kind of child yourself": Eugenics, Governmentality, and Ambivalent Resistance in Contemporary China Ruwen Chang, University of Kentucky  Reproductive Control and Women's Status in Central and Eastern Europe, 1950 to 1985: The "Facts" behind Dystopian Fiction Constance Lee Shehan, University of Florida; Melanie Duncan, Indiana University of PA  Environments Speak Back: Pregnant Narratives in Prenatal Interventions Natali Valdez, Wellesley College  Surrogacy Facts and Fictions: What Kazakh Surrogates Are Really Like. Alya Guseva, Boston University

280. Paper Session: Family Inequality and Social Policy --Cabot  Exploring the Link between Socioeconomic Factors and Parental Mortality Zachary Scherer, U.S. Census Bureau; Rose Kreider, US Census Bureau  The Role of the Fatherhood Pride Project addressing Family Dynamics: A Reprise and Update Jeffry Will, University of North Florida/Center for Community Initiatives  Explaining SNAP Non-Participation when Household Are Food Insecure Danielle Anne George, SUNY, University at Albany; Peter Brandon, SUNY, University at Albany  Child Support Enforcement and the Reproduction of the Iconic Deadbeat Stephane D. Andrade, Yale University

281. Paper Session: Culture, Consumption, and Taste --Charles River Presider: Jim S McQuaid, Framingham State University  A Field Analysis of Contemporary Musical Taste in the United States Omar Lizardo, University of California - Los Angeles  Measure of a Fan: Social Stratification in the Intensity of Intra-Domain Consumption Adam Gemar, Durham University (UK)  "Cotton Rich, Rotten Rich:" New Money in Dallas High Society, 1925-1942 Shay O'Brien, Princeton University  Gentrification, Food and Class: An Exploration of the Williamsburg Foodscape and Inequality (Working Title) Kimbely Lok Wong, Temple University

282. Paper Session: Workplaces, Careers and Inequality --Clarendon  Warehouse Organizations: Widening Social Inequality for Temporary Workers Priscilla Hernandez, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Job, Workplace, and Occupational Differences in Informal Social Relations Between Coworkers Thomas Lyttelton, Yale University

Sunday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

283. Paper Session: Immigration Discourse and Racialization --Gloucester  They Tell Me I'm a (Damn) Refugee Bernadette Ludwig, Wagner College  American Attitudes Toward Immigrants: Influences of social, economic and political forces on levels of pro-immigrant attitudes in the United States Cheyenne A Lonobile, SUNY - Buffalo  The Impact of Immigration on the 2016 Presidential Election Christopher Maggio, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Hardworking and Law-Abiding: Effects of Worthy-Immigrant Narratives on Attitudes Towards Immigration and Immigrants Victoria Shantrell Asbury, Harvard University

284. Paper Session: Narrative, Advocacy and Social Movements --St. James Presider: Jack Delehanty, Clark University  How Qatar's Empowered Woman Narrative Obscures Inequalities Geoff Harkness, Rhode Island College  "Not in Our Name!" -- When Feminist and New Right Narratives Converge Janina Leonie Selzer, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Marielle Vive! Transnational Movement Power Across United States and Brazilian Contexts Callie Watkins Liu, Stonehill College; Geisa Mattos,  Social Service Workers as Aggressive Advocates Curt Smith, Bentley University

285. Paper Session: Politics, Religion, and Exclusion --Tremont  War in Afghanistan: Perpetuating War through Orientalism Abdy Javadzadeh, St. Thomas University  Individual Religiosity and Trust in the U.S. Government, 2004 Craig Wiernik, Wilkes University  More Than Just Prayer: The Role of Religious Institutions the Distribution of Resources in a Refugee Camp Blair Sackett, University of Pennsylvania; KaJaiyaiu Hopkins, University of Pennsylvania  Defining Islamophobia: Re-articulations of Historical Antiblackness Ashley DeNeine Garner, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  The Role of Religious Observance in Affecting the Financial Inclusion of Muslim Americans Parisa Osmanovic, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

286. Paper Session: Racialized Bodies, Performance, and the State --White Hill  Unruly Bodies: How the Black Body Shaped The State's Responses to the Black Panther Party Randolph Hohle, SUNY - Fredonia  Race, Phenotype, and Nationality in Brazil and the United States Tiffany Joseph, Northeastern University  Mothers, Class, and the Stratified Consumption of Health Katherine Abigail Mason, Wheaton College

287. Paper Session: Public Good and Privatization --Whittier  Investment, Divestment, and Enrollment: School Responses in Changing Neighborhoods Jennifer Elena Cossyleon, Johns Hopkins University; Natalie Schock, Johns Hopkins University  Public-sector Unionization and Welfare Spending in the U.S. Anthony Cesar Huaqui, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Mapping Privatization and Exploring Its Effects on Income Inequality Nathan Meyers, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  State-Sponsored Stratification: Effectively Maintained Inequality and State Funding of Public Universities Christian Michael Smith, University of Wisconsin - Madison  A Nested Logics Analysis of Clean Technology Meghan Kallman, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Scott Frickel, Brown University

Sunday, 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – continued

288. Paper Session: Housing and Inequality I --Winthrop  When the House Finds You: Spontaneous Opportunities in the Housing "Search" Kelley Fong, Harvard University; Hope Harvey, Cornell University  Homeownership in Question: Postrecessionary Housing Policy in the U.S. Christopher Niedt, Hofstra University  Real Estate Practices in Underinvested Neighborhoods and Their Implication for Homeownership Christine Jang, Johns Hopkins University  Whose House Is This Anyway? How Investors Avoid Legal Liability in Low-Income Housing Markets Christine Jang, Johns Hopkins University; Blake Trettien, Johns Hopkins University

289. Workshop: Revitalizing and Maintaining State Sociological Societies --Franklin State-level (and sometimes multi-state) sociological societies have long been part of the discipline's organizational ecosystem; however, the FACT is sustaining such organizations and keep them vibrant is an obstacle due to limited human and fiscal resources. Yet, maintaining these local points of entry to professional engagement and socialization for academics, adjunct instructors, students and practitioners outside of the academy, who may be unable to participate in regional and national associations' activities, is essential. Come share your triumphs and challenges, successes and strategies in organizing and sustaining grassroots organizations at this facilitated conversation.  Jeffrey A Langstraat, Community College of Allegheny County  Elizabeth Tyler Bugaighis, Northampton Community College  Michele Lee Kozimor- King, Elizabethtown College

290. Meeting: ESS Executive Committee --Exeter

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

291. Thematic Conversation: Non-Academic Careers for Sociology PhDs --Statler Presider: Deborah Carr, Boston University Panelists:  Jenna Newman, Army Resiliency Directorate  Michelle McCudden, Creative and Advertising Agency  Amy Sousa, The Guild for Human Services  Erin Graves, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston  Andrea Farina, St. Francis House

292. Author-Meets-Critics: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey and Dustin Avent-Holt, Relational Inequalities, Oxford University Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Steven Vallas, Northeastern University  Critic Ellen Berrey, University of Toronto  Critic Philip Cohen, University of Maryland  Critic Leslie McCall, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Critic Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis  Authors Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Dustin Avent- Holt, Augusta University

Sunday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

293. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: VI. The Everyday State: Power and Subjectivity --Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Presider: Michael James Levien, Johns Hopkins University  Beyond State Control: How law enforcement disempowerment shapes crime and punishment in India Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University  How Women Talk in Indian Democracy: Village Assemblies and the Influence of Self-Help Groups Paromita Sanyal, Florida State University; Vijayendra Rao, World Bank  Citizenship in the Margins: A Comparative Study of the Membership Politics of the Urdu- speakers & the Rohingyas in Bangladesh Nabila Naomi Islam, Brown University  At the Water's Edge: Coping with Climate Change Kalyani Monteiro Jayasankar, Princeton University Discussant:  Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College

294. Mini-Conference: Global Health: XIII. Health Systems and Double Disease Burdens II -- Back Bay Organizers: Siri Suh, Brandeis University; Joseph Harris, Boston University Presider: Catherine van de Ruit, Ursinus College  Global Health and the politics of disability in Ghana Solomon Amoatey, University of Toledo; Mark Sherry, University of Toledo  A Place of Disgrace: Life Esidimeni and the Necropolitics of Serious Mental and Neurological Disorders in Post-Apartheid South Africa André Janse van Rensburg, University of KwaZulu-Natal  Double Jeopardy: Health and Caregiving Responsibilities of Women in the Diaspora Latrica Evette Best, University of Louisville

295. Mini-Conference: Military Sociology: V. Diversity and Inclusion in the Military -- Berkeley Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy Presider: Karin K. DeAngelis, United States Air Force Academy  The Diversity and Inclusion Minor at West Point: Building a Community Jacob Absalon, United States Military Academy  The Rise of the "Nones:" Changing Religious Preferences at the United States Military Academy Jennifer Anne Suter, United States Military Academy  Sexual Self Versus Social Self Kayla Kassandra Matute, United States Military Academy

296. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: XI. Policy, Advocacy, and Public Reproductive Health --Boylston Organizers: Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Lauren Ashley Diamond-Brown, SUNY - Potsdam; Lauren Jade Martin, Pennsylvania State University - Berks; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Searching for the Opioid Epidemic: A Study of Responses to Substance Using Pregnant Women and the Special Case of Opioids Katharine Faye McCabe, University of Illinois - Chicago  Learning to Talk Biopolitics: Ideas about Reproductive Risk and Policy Uncertainty in Safety- Net Reproductive Healthcare Aalap Bommaraju, University of Cincinnati; Shobha Kansal, University of Cincinnati; Emily Kim, University of Cincinnati; Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati  Tradition versus Modernization on Paradigm Shift in Male Spouse Presence during Childbirth in Selected African Countries: Directions for SDG 3 Olufunke Olufunsho Adegoke, University of Ibadan, Nigeria; Adebimpe Adetutu Adenugba, University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Sunday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

297. Panel: Racialized Modernity and Black Social Theory --Franklin Panelists:  Deborah King, Dartmouth College  Julian Go, Boston University  Agustin Lao-Montes, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  José Itzigsohn, Brown University  Deirdre Royster, New York University  Ben Carrington, University of Southern California

298. Paper Session: Family, Trauma, and Emotions --Cabot  Self-Care and Positive Coping Strategies Used by Family Members of Violent Persons with Mental Illness Lisa Ida Speropolous, Southern New Hampshire University; Karyn Sporer, University of Maine  Families in the Opioid Era: The Fusion of Addiction, Prison, and Foster Care in Rural Appalachia Kristina Paige Brant, Harvard University  A Time for Grieving or a Time for Leaving? Grieving Labor and Community Mothering in Salinas, CA 2002-2018 Ina Kelleher, University of California - Berkeley  The Engagement in Social Movements and the Struggle for Justice: A Study About Narratives of Black Brazilian Mothers Etyelle Pinheiro de Araujo, Boston University  Unpaid Care Work Among Children of Substance Users Lisa Lucile Owens, Columbia University

299. Paper Session: New Approaches to Consumption and Culture --Charles River  On the Expressive Possibilities of Invisible Consumption Craig D. Lair, Gettysburg College  Materiality and Iconic Nature: The Case of Thomas Moran Eric Malczewski, Virginia Tech  "Re-Inscribing Subculture: Commodification and Boundary Work in American Traditional Tattooing" David Paul Strohecker, University of Maryland  "'Cause It's Tipped Over, And It's Still Growing" : Childhood Narratives and Postmodern Constructions of Cinematic Youth in The Lego Movie & The Florida Project Joseph Giunta, Independent Scholar  A Fortnight Musing Fortnite Paul Calarco, Jr., Hudson Valley Community College

300. Paper Session: Wages, Wealth, and Work --Clarendon  The Social Meaning of Financial Wealth: Relational Accounting and the Case of 401(K) Retirement Accounts Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin - Madison  College Education and Labor Market Outcomes: How Do Social Science Majors Do? Megumi Omori, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania  The Effects of Technological Development on Wage Inequality and Underemployment in the Service Sector Melanie Borstad, California State University - Los Angeles  Who Becomes a Business Owner in High-Inequality Regimes? The Conditioning Effect of Economic Inequality on the Impact of Individual Educational and Financial Endowment on Entrepreneurship Daniel Auguste, University of North Carolina - Charlotte

Sunday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

301. Paper Session: Immigration, Assimilation, and Transnationalism --Gloucester  Reproducing the Model Minority Myth: Culture, Family, and Social Mobility of Cross- generational Chinese Immigrants Yun Liang, SUNY - Buffalo  Transnational Ties, Ethnic Identity and the Children of West African Immigrants Dialika Sall, Columbia University  Struggle of Differences: Transnational Participation and its Motivations Among First and Second Generation Korean Americans Kevin Jun Ha, Northeastern University  Becoming American by Becoming Muslim: Strategic Assimilation among Second-Generation Muslim American Parents Rebecca Karam, CUNY, The Graduate Center  Iranian Graduate Students in Turkey as Step-wise Migrants: A Comparative Analysis of Their Status "Constants" and "Variables" Since 2017 Homa Sadri, Hacettepe University; Mohammad A. Chaichian, Mount Mercy University  Migration, Race, and Healthcare Work: Experiences of Indo-Caribbean Nurses in Postwar Britain Kamini Maraj Grahame, Penn State University - Harrisburg; Peter Grahame, Penn State University - Harrisburg

302. Paper Session: Narratives of Place in the Changing City --St. James Presider: Dawn Marie Lighthiser, University of Nevada - Las Vegas  Parent Gentrifiers: Constructing Narratives of Urbanism and Childhood in Boston Taylor Elyse Cain, Boston University  Allston-Brighton, Brighton-Allston, or Allston and Brighton: How Neighborhoods Simultaneously Utilize Boundary Fluidity and Identity Distinction Sarah Hosman, Emerson College  Narrative Silences and Ellipses: Class and Race in Affordable Housing Policy Jennifer Marie Girouard, Marlboro College  Democracy, Inclusion, and the "Right to the City" in Urban Street Bands Meghan Kallman, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Catalyzing City-University Conversation: The Civic Research Agenda Kimberly Lucas, Brandeis University  Bushwick's Bohemia: Artist Networks, Race and Urban Revitalization Mario Hernandez, Wesleyan University

303. Paper Session: Contested Medical Expertise and Embodied Knowledges --Stuart  The Embodied Knowledge of Lyme Disease and Its Medical Governance Sonny Nordmarken, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  The Artificial Pancreas in Cyborg Bodies Anthony Hatch, Wesleyan University  Contrasting Discourses of Skin Lightening in Domestic and Global Contexts Celeste Vaughan Curington, North Carolina State University; Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

304. Paper Session: Religion and Culture --Tremont Presider: Rita Phillips, Oxford Brookes University  Public Perceptions on Unwanted Pregnancy and Abortion in Abia State: A Study of Aba Town Bentina Alawari Mathias, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Nigeria; Ukaumunna Ezemdi Favour, Nigerian Sociological and Anthropological students of Nigeria  American v Muslim? Religiosity as a Marker of Fragmented Identification among American Muslims Laila Noureldin, University of Chicago  Shall Not Be Infringed: The Sacralization of the Second Amendment Jessica Dawson, United States Military Academy  Goddess of the Less Understood: Exploring Dhumavati in Hindu Tantric Traditions in the Context of Contemporary India Tanni Chaudhuri, Rhode Island College  The Relationship between Religiosity and Heroin Use among Young Adults Soheil Sabriseilabiu, Texas Woman's University

Sunday, 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM – continued

305. Paper Session: Race, Labor, and Markets I --White Hill  Days and Nights of Work: Caste in the Knowledge Economy Swati Birla, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  White Managers, Ethnoracism and the Production of Black Ethnic Labor Market Disparities Mosi Adesina Ifatunji, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill  Second-Generation Asian Americans' Transitions to the Labor Market Tiffany Joyce Huang, Columbia University  Lighter Skin, Lighter Prejudice? White Observers' Perceptions of Black Job Applicants with Recognizably Black Names and Light, Medium, and Dark Skin Tones Casey Stockstill, University of Denver

306. Paper Session: Social Networks --Whittier  Testing Higher-Order Network Structures in two Online Experiments Jason Radford, University of Chicago; Briony Swire-Thompson, Northeastern University; David Lazer, Northeastern University  "Hurricane Maria, Boston-Ricans and Facebook": The Role of Social Media in Post-Hurricane Relief Efforts from the Puerto Rican Diasporic Community of Boston, Massachusetts" Katsyris Rivera-Kientz, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Netnography, Social Network Analysis and Big Data' Extraction: Dealing with the Social Media Domain Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, University of Chicago; Hugo Neri, University of Cambridge at UK

307. Paper Session: Housing and Inequality II --Winthrop  Getting their Foot in the Door: How Street-Level Bureaucrats Manage Evictions for People with Mental Illness Garrett L Grainger, University of Wisconsin - Madison  On the Relationship between Income, Renter, and Racial Segregation and Rates of Homelessness in US Metropolitan Areas Paul Muniz, Cornell University  Power and Property: Discrimination in Established Rental Contexts Kelsey Jeanne Drotning, University of Maryland - College Park  Modelling Affordable Housing Availability of New York City's Mitchell-Lama Housing Program Under Varying Market Conditions and Policy Interventions Connie Ong Blukis, CUNY. Brooklyn College

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

308. Meeting: 2020 Program Committee --Exeter

12:00 PM-1:30 PM

309. Thematic Conversation: Into the Dark Side? Academics Moving into Administration -- Statler Presider: Christopher Chambers, Providence College Panelists:  Daniel Kleinman, Boston University  Enobong Hannah Branch, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  Margaret Andersen, University of Delaware

310. Author-Meets-Critics: Norah MacKendrick, Better Safe Than Sorry: How Consumers Navigate Exposure to Everyday Toxics, University of California Press (2018) --Arlington Organizer: Josée Johnston, University of Toronto - Mississauga  Critic Joslyn Brenton, Ithaca College  Critic Keith Brown, Saint Joseph's University  Critic Anthony Hatch, Wesleyan University  Critic Laura Senier, Northeastern University  Author Norah MacKendrick, Rutgers University Sunday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

311. Mini-Conference: Contemporary South Asia: VII. Dispossession, Labor Control, and Resistance --Beacon Hill Organizers: Smitha Radhakrishnan, Wellesley College; Gowri Vijayakumar, Brandeis University Presider: Poulami Roychowdhury, McGill University  In the Age of Wage Slavery: The Hegemonic Neoliberal Regime of Labor Control in the Sweatshop Industry Lipon Kumar Mondal, Virginia Tech  Indebted by Dispossession: Special Economic Zones and the Reproduction of Inequality in Rural Telangana Samantha Rani Agarwal, Johns Hopkins University  Precarious Living, Precarious Work: Negotiating Gendered Childhoods and Families in Delhi's Informal Communities Ragini Saira Malhotra, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  "(Hindu) Workers of India, Unite!": The Role of the Organized Labor in the Hindu Nationalist Movement, 1955 to the Present Smriti Upadhyay, Johns Hopkins University Discussant:  Michael James Levien, Johns Hopkins University

312. Mini-Conference: Military Sociology: VI. Social Forces and the Military --Berkeley Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy Presider: Jessica Dawson, United States Military Academy  Deviant Behaviors and Their Determinants in A Conscription Military System UGUR ORAK, Utica College  Inter-generational Experiences of West Point cadets and German Officers Alexander Minsoo Yang, United States Military Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy  Black and Nerdy: The Paradoxes of Racial Identity Connor M Phillips, United States Military Academy  Moderating Effect of Civil-Military Status on the Relationship between Perceptions of Environmental Degradation and National Security Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Darcy Schnack, US Military Academy; Morten Ender, US Military Academy; Michael Matthews, US Military Academy; David Rohall, Missouri State University  Military Sociology Mini-Conference Graduate Student Paper Award

313. Paper Session: Stemming the Tide: Learning Youth Activists --Back Bay  New Jersey Dreamers Fight Back Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's University; Maria del Cielo Mendez, Saint Peter's University; Erika Sanango, Saint Peter's University  Young Targeted Others Fight Back; Muslim and Japanese Americans David Surrey, Saint Peter's University; Nida Alam, Saint Peter's University; Petra Calderon, Saint Peter's University; Sidra Fatima, Saint Peter's University; Hamnah Javed, Saint Peter's University  Coalition Building Across Boundaries David Surrey, Saint Peter's University; Alaa Barbour, Saint Peter's University; Ryan Campen, Saint Peter's University; Chase Ledbetter, Saint Peter's University; Erika Sanango, Saint Peter's University Discussant:  Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's University

314. Paper Session: Parents and Parenting --Cabot  Secular-Religious Therapeutic Tool-Kit for Stepmothers: A Gendered Emotion Work Typology Melissa Day, University of New Hampshire  The Entrance of Social Fathers into the Family Amanda Carol Zagame, Brown University  Marriage and Childbearing Aspirations in China: Understanding the Preferences of Young Adults Sampson Lee Blair, SUNY - Buffalo; Timothy Madigan, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania  Blogging Their Way Through Multiracial Motherhood Chandra Reyna, University of Maryland - College Park

Sunday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

315. Paper Session: Science, Technology and Health --Cambridge Presider: Sonny Nordmarken, University of Massachusetts - Amherst  The Bad Expert: Turning Points in Expertise Cultures Paige Sweet, Harvard University; Danielle Mary Giffort, St. Louis College of Pharmacy  From "Chemical Warfare" to "Guest Molecules": Targeted Delivery in Cancer Nanotechnology Marzena Woinska, CUNY, The Graduate Center  When Standards Leave the Lab: Standardization as Normative Abstraction John Bailey, Rutgers University; Joanna Kempner, Rutgers University

316. Paper Session: Inequality, Culture, and Status --Charles River  Unequal Access: Unequal Sociology Ken Arsenault, University of Massachusetts - Boston  Narratives from the Academe: Diverse Voices Mitra Das, University of Massachusetts - Lowell  Do Cultural Contexts Influence Judgements about Inequality? Ingrid Geske Grosse, Dalarna University, Sweden  The Effects of Causal Attributions and Previous Status on Expectations Mollie Greenberg, University of Maryland - College Park  The Impact of Redistributive vs. Repressive State on the Naxalite Movement in India Nabila Naomi Islam, Brown University

317. Paper Session: Levels of Theory --Franklin  Overcoming the Struggle Between Micro-Macro: A Relational Approach's Proposal for Understanding Memory Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, University of Chicago  History is Sociology: All Arguments are Counterfactuals Mark Gould, Haverford College  Middle-Range Theory 2.0? Evaluating Digital Abduction and Forensic Social Science Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas

318. Paper Session: Immigration, Diversity, and the City --Gloucester  Patterns of Neighborhood Racial Integration of Select Hispanic and Asian Ethnoracial groups in New York City, 1980-2016 Ronald Flores, Connecticut College; Peter Lobo, New York City Department of City Planning; Joseph Salvo, New York City Department of City Planning  Islam in the Bronx: A Community Study Integrating Student Researchers: The First Summer Dana Fenton, CUNY, Lehman College; Lysa Vanible, CUNY, Lehman College,  A Structural Analysis of Sanctuary Cities Malcolm Jabari McClain, Lehigh University

319. Paper Session: Race and Theory --St. James Presider: Vikash Singh, Montclair State University  The Sociological Dream: Reconstructed Pasts and Speculative Futures in Du Bois's Black Flame Trilogy Freeden Blume Oeur, Tufts University  Taking Stock of Theories of Intergroup Relations John-Michael Simpson, SUNY, University at Albany; Devin Martinez-Hernandez, SUNY - Cortland  Why Can't We Be Friends? : Constructing Conceptual Frameworks to Analyze Gender and Sexuality from an Intersectional Afrocentric Black Feminist Perspective Sade S. Williams, Temple University  Conceptualizing "Racial Counsel" Francisco Vieyra, SUNY, University at Albany  The Tripartite Racialization Process in France: Indigenous, Colonial, and Slavery Roots of Contemporary Racial Categories Gregory Smithsimon, CUNY, Brooklyn College

320. Paper Session: Sociological Approaches to the Body --Tremont  Contested Bodies and Contested Narratives in #WontBeErased Posts: Embodied Politics Online and Out Loud Victoria Marie Gonzalez, Rutgers University - New Brunswick  Measure of a Man: Synthetic Testosterone, Transmasculine Embodiment and the Surveillance of Masculinity C. Ray Borck, CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College; Lisa Jean Moore, SUNY, Purchase College  Achieving Womanhood through Motherhood?? A Phenomenology of the Experience of Mothering among the Hijras Stuti Das, Boston University  Pegging Privilege: An Alternative Approach to LGB/TQ+ Allyship Trainings Madelyn Rose Glasco, Northeastern University  Bodily Commodification and the Market for Plasma Caitlin Taborda, University of Minnesota Sunday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 pm – continued

321. Paper Session: Race, Labor, and Markets II --White Hill  Racial Stratification among Latinos in the Mortgage Market Jose Loya, University of Pennsylvania  Credit is NOT colorblind: Challenging the Myth of Credit Scores as a Color-Blind Model Ofa Liz Ejaife, Heller School/ Brandeis University; Jessica Santos, Heller School/Brandeis University; Jarvis Williams, Heller School/ Brandeis University  Some Cities are Better than Others for the Unbanked: Place, Race, and Banking Status Vance Alan Puchalski, Princeton University

322. Paper Session: Status and Consumption --Whittier Presider: Craig D. Lair, Gettysburg College  Decluttering and its Discontents Pamela Donovan, CUNY, The Graduate Center, Alumni  "Filling the Void with Stuff": Contextualizing Object Hoarding Meghann Michelle Lucy, Boston University  Performing Aesthetic Confidence: How Connoisseurs Maintain Status in Cultural Markets Hannah Wohl, University of California - Santa Barbara  Cultural Capital Among Zero Waste Consumers Anna Lisa VanRemoortel, Wheaton College  The Stratification of Professional Sports Following: A re-examination of the omnivore thesis Adam Gemar, Durham University (UK)

323. Paper Session: Landlords: Understanding the Supply Side of Low-Cost Housing -- Winthrop  Going beyond the Slumlord Stereotype: Exploring the Motivations of Low-income Landlords Anita L Zuberi, Duquesne University; Adam Dehm, Duquesne University  Discrimination without Discriminants: Racial Logics in Tenant Screening Eva Rosen, Georgetown University; Philip ME Garboden, University of Hawaii - Manoa; Jennifer Elena Cossyleon, Johns Hopkins University  Narratives of Disrepair: How Landlords Evade Responsibility for Property Upkeep Meredith Greif, Johns Hopkins University  Mediating Evictions in Landlord/Tenant Relationships John Balzarini, Delaware State University; Melody Boyd, SUNY, The College at Brockport

Index to Participants

Abdelrahman, Kamal : 125 Apodaca, Julianne Renee: 231 Abdi, Saida: 180 Applin, Samantha E : 143 Abraham, Margaret: 104 Aptekar, Sofya : 41 , 88 , 214 Abrams, Jennifer : 31 Arditi, David Michael: 228 Absalon, Jacob : 256 , 295 Ardovini, Joanne : 89 Accominotti, Fabien : 239 Arias, Cassandra : 221 Acosta, Jonathon : 54 Armenia, Amy: 71 , 213 Adame, Jessica Louisa : 247 Arnold, Colin P. : 17 Adams, Crystal Marie: 188 Arsenault, Ken : 316 Adams, Paulina Renee: 100 Asbury, Victoria Shantrell: 283 Adams, Wallis : 144 Asencio, Marysol: 104 Addai Poku, Gideon Gyimah : 254 Asthana, Sumegha : 75 Adegoke, Olufunke Olufunsho : 296 Atterberry, Adrienne : 139 , 166 Adenugba, Adebimpe Adetutu : 131 , 237 , Auguste, Daniel: 300 269 , 296 Austin, Kelly : 44 , 229 Adeyinka-Skold, Sarah : 49 , 74 Austin, Kennedy: 100 Adkins, Timothy : 16 , 195 Avent-Holt, Dustin: 292 Adler, Marina: 170 Avery, Leanne: 121 Adrienne, Epstein: 229 Axelsson, Carl Gustaf: 144 Agartan, Tuba: 229 Ayala, Jennifer: 313 Agarwal, Samantha Rani : 311 Ayala-Hurtado, Elena : 115 Agee, Christopher : 79 Baboolal, Aneesa : 154 Agigian, Amy : 48 Badruzzaman, Aeshna : 276 Ahmed, Fatema: 223 Bagnall, Daniel Howard : 162 Ahn, So Yun : 43 Bahraini, Ahzin: 217 Aiello, Brittnie : 80 , 189 Bailey, John : 191 , 315 Akhuetie, Ruth Ebosetale : 237 Bailyn, Lotte: 137 Al Fahel, Nicolas: 96 Bajc, Vida: 3 , 17 , 29 , 45 , 66 , 87 Alam, Nida: 313 Bakhtiari, Elyas: 13 , 152 Alang, Sirry: 140 Ball, Amanda Cristina : 56 Alexander, Jeffrey C.: 206 Balzarini , John: 323 Alexander, Victoria: 56 Bandelj, Nina: 224 al-Gharbi, Musa: 209 Banks, Patricia: 248 Ali, Noaman G : 276 Bann, Maralyssa: 67 Ali, Syed: 275 Barbour, Alaa: 313 Alleyne, Akilah Sadé : 6 Barman, Emily: 85 , 150 Alsharif, Shuruq : 169 Barnard, Stephen : 128 , 197 Alvaré, Melissa Archer: 136 Barnes, Liberty: 210 Alvarez, Anthony S.: 224 Barnett, Josephine : 43 Alvear , Enrique : 59 Baronov, David : 198 Amin, Mohammad Ruhul: 133 Barr, Ashley B. : 82 , 134 Ammerman, Nancy: 14 Bartkiene, Aiste: 118 Amoatey, Solomon: 35 , 294 Bartley, Tim: 85 , 150 Amonds, Tahj: 9 Basaran, Oyman: 93 Andersen, Margaret L.: 63 , 177 , 309 Basmechi, Farinaz : 112 , 163 Anderson, Erin : 201 , 242 Baugher, John Eric : 130 Anderson, Heather Somple : 80 , 129 Bayen, Hayley Simone : 100 Anderson, Shannon : 236 Bazile, Elizabeth : 125 Anderson, Tammy: 189 Beaman, Jean Marie : 14 , 41 , 172 Andrade, Stephane D. : 280 Bearak, Jonathan Marc : 186 Andrews, Kenneth T : 70 Bechtold, Thomas: 82 Anjur-Dietrich, Selena: 186 Becker, Sarah: 199 Annavarapu, Sneha : 226 Beckfield, Jason: 1 , 152 Anteby, Michel: 144 Beljean, Stefan: 275 Antony-Newman, Max : 23 Bell, Ann: 110 , 210 , 233 , 257 Apardian, Berge : 43 , 182 Bell, Jocelyn : 180 Apkarian, Jacob: 77 Bell, Monica: 176 , 249

Bell, Susan: 1 , 15 , 46 Brooks, Joanna Veazey : 130 Bennett, Chantel: 221 Brooks, Robert : 7 , 197 Bennett-Knapp, Stephanie: 121 Brown, Bailey: 9 Benson, Jeremy : 136 Brown, Eliza Claire: 186 Benton, Holly : 139 Brown, Keith: 310 Berend, Zsuzsa: 233 Brown, Madeline R : 243 Bergey, Meredith: 15 , 277 Brown, Shelley Marie : 254 Berheide, Catherine White- : 143 , 172 , 239 Brown, Stephanie : 192 Berkowitz, Linzi : 138 Brown-Saracino, Japonica: 41 Berman, Hailey: 247 Brucato, Ben Joseph : 80 Berndt, Virginia: 110 , 257 Brucker, Debra: 135 Bernstein, Mary : 185 Buck, Clayton : 8 Berntson, Marit : 122 Bump, Jesse Boardman: 28 , 44 Berrey, Ellen : 292 Bunyan, Laura : 32 Bessett, Danielle: 225 , 296 Burch, Andrea R.: 132 Best, Latrica Evette: 277 , 294 Burgess, Mark: 278 Bhandari, Parul: 271 Burke, Kristen: 186 Biggert, Robert : 216 Burland, Daniel: 256 Bikauskaite, Renata : 118 Burns, Shane Daniel : 184 Bilecen, Basak : 23 , 192 Burr, William Howard : 138 Billings, Katie Rose : 140 Burroughs, Tariem Atauren : 158 Binks, Eve: 278 Busari, Dauda: 131 Birced, Elif: 268 Bustad, Jacob: 242 Birch, Jonah: 119 Butler-Sweet, Colleen: 177 Birla, Swati : 305 Cable, Morgun: 22 Birnbaum, Shira : 130 Cain, Taylor Elyse: 302 Blair, Sampson Lee: 51 , 112 , 314 Cairns, Kate : 90 , 251 Blanco, Juan Pablo: 240 Caisey, Alannah Sheri : 207 Block, Fred: 126 Calarco, Jessica : 92 , 153 Bloom, Jenna: 158 Calarco, Jr., Paul: 299 Blukis, Connie Ong : 307 Calderon, Petra: 313 Blume Oeur, Freeden : 319 Calvillo, Jonathan: 84 Bodinger-deUriarte, Cristina : 182 , 263 Camba, Alvin A.: 117 Boerner, Kathrin: 138 Cammer-Bechtold, Selene : 82 Bolin, Jessica Lee : 50 , 78 Campbell, Dion : 227 Bommaraju, Aalap : 296 Campen, Ryan: 313 Bonatti, Valeria : 45 Cansoy, Mehmet : 64 Bonnes, Stephanie: 231 Capella, Alex : 200 Borck, C. Ray : 320 Capezzuto, Matthew Paul : 81 Borstad, Melanie : 300 Capote, Anthony Joseph : 139 Boselovic, Joseph: 92 Carbonaro, Richard Steven: 112 Bossert, Thomas J.: 229 Caren, Neal : 70 Bouek, Jennifer: 138 Caronia, Stevie Nichole : 218 Boutot, Briana Taylor : 125 Carr, Deborah: 250 , 291 Bowen, Sarah : 251 Carrarra, Maggee: 264 Boyd, Melody: 323 Carrington, Ben: 297 Boylan, Rebecca: 82 Carson, Andrea: 257 Branch, Enobong Hannah : 61 , 309 Carveth, Rod : 115 Brandon, Peter: 280 Cassara, Jessica Rose: 221 Brant, Kristina Paige : 298 Cassino, Peter: 120 Brasher, Melanie Sereny : 162 Castañeda, Ernesto : 41 , 179 , 204 Braswell, Taylor Harris: 50 Castiglione, Cassidy Blaise : 56 Brennan, Elizabeth : 144 Castro, Ingrid: 71 , 89 Brenner, Rachel: 215 Caswell, Cory Paul: 20 Brenton, Joslyn: 251 , 310 Cebulak, Jessica : 69 , 154 Briceño, Aura Alexandra: 125 Celik Lynch, Nihal: 12 , 32 , 263 Briesacher, Alex : 20 , 194 Ceresola, Ryan Guy: 35 Brimmer, Mary Margaret: 200 Cerron-Anaya, Hugo: 97 , 202 Brint, Steven: 174 Cersosimo, Giuseppina : 262

Cerulo, Karen A.: 146 , 185 Cornelius, Emma: 235 Cha, Andrew: 237 Cort, David Anthony: 129 Chaichian, Mohammad A. : 301 Coslovsky, Salo: 85 Chaikof, Jessica Leah: 83 Cossyleon, Jennifer Elena : 287 , 323 Chakoian-Lifvergren, Kaitlin S.: 111 Couch, Stephen: 73 Chakraborty, Debadatta : 226 Couloute, Lucius: 47 , 68 , 109 , 131 , 159 Chambers, Christopher: 127 , 309 Cousin, Bruno: 248 Champagne, Anne Marie: 206 Cousins, Elicia Mayuri : 78 Chancer, Lynn: 105 , 173 , 174 , 202 , 248 , Cowan, Sarah: 186 271 Cowburn, Alexis: 264 Chang, Ruwen: 279 Cox, Amanda Barrett: 138 Charash, Elizabeth: 185 Cox, Michael : 205 Charles, Eden Frederica: 199 Craddock, Susan : 65 Charrad, Mounria M.: 209 Craviotti, Clara: 5 Chaudhuri, Tanni : 238 , 304 Crawley, Sara: 94 Chauhan, Bhumika: 88 Crist, Michelle : 83 Chauvin, Sebastien: 248 Crocker, Jillian: 16 Chavez, Jennifer: 125 Crockett, Jason : 220 Chen, Siqi : 45 , 200 Crockford, Kade: 223 Chen, Wanjun : 200 Croft, Nicholas Pierre: 247 Chen, Yu-An : 78 Cruz, Jacqueline : 241 Chernoff, Carolyn : 122 Cserni, Robert: 8 Chiang Jr., Tom: 51 , 115 Cucchiara, Maia: 153 Chin, Amy : 73 , 231 Curington, Celeste Vaughan : 131 , 303 Chin, Margaret : 275 Curtis, Anna : 143 , 228 Chito Childs, Erica : 273 Cutler, Matthew John : 141 Chorev, Nitsan: 65 , 86 , 107 , 126 Czarnecki, Danielle : 160 Chowdhury, Elora Halim: 40 D`Angelo, Paige : 125 Christian, Johnna: 190 Dabrowski, Irene : 20 Christianson, Alexa: 132 Dafonseca, Tibrine : 180 Chuang, Julia: 86 Dagunduro, Adebukola Olufunke : 269 Churchwell, Amber Daylynn : 125 Daminger, Allison P. : 32 Ciomek, Alexandra : 120 Dance, Lory J.: 205 Clarry, John: 66 , 87 Daniel, Meghan : 48 Claster, Patricia: 51 Danielson, Willis Everett : 211 Clement, Matthew Thomas: 141 Daro, Nina Sophia : 125 Clemons , Rachael Lee Ficke : 116 Das, Mitra: 137 , 316 Closser, Svea : 15 Das, Stuti : 320 CoatarPeter, Patrick James : 75 Davis , Shannon: 30 Cohan, Deborah: 4 , 36 Davis, Aeron: 248 Cohen, Adina : 100 Davis, Alexander: 242 Cohen, Jeffrey: 7 Davis, Makeda: 235 Cohen, Philip: 292 Davis, Shenique S : 161 , 190 Colburn, Lisa: 141 Dawson, Jean: 245 Coldsmith, Jeremiah: 190 Dawson, Jessica : 221 , 304 , 312 Collier, Sydni : 125 Day, Melissa : 314 Collins, Maya Elizabeth : 100 Ddamulira, Robert : 96 Colon Lopez, Alejandra Maria : 255 de Laat, Kim : 131 Conlin, Abigail Mary : 83 de los Rios, Diego : 123 Connally, Patricia Sanchez- : 97 de Novais, Janine: 95 , 114 Connell, Catherine : 151 DeAngelis, Karin K.: 295 Connelly, Vince: 278 Decoteau, Claire: 65 Conroy, Thomas : 24 Deener, Andrew: 124 Contreras, Randol: 98 Degli Esposti, Piergiorgio: 191 Contreras-Rios, Nancy : 109 DeGloma, Thomas: 206 Cook, Cynthia : 134 , 254 Dehm, Adam: 323 Corbin, Michelle: 88 Delehanty, Jack : 194 , 284 Cordeiro, Veridiana Domingos : 227 , 306 , DelSesto, Matthew : 164 317 DeLuca, Stefanie: 92

Deomampo, Daisy: 69 Fairfax, Lauren Kyrissa : 221 DeVault, Marjorie: 251 Falzon, Danielle : 75 Devgan, Shruti : 181 Fang, Fang : 134 , 263 Di Ruggiero, Erica Marie--Christine : 28 , 44 Fantasia, Adele: 200 Diamond, Redmond LC : 256 Farber, Rebecca: 1 , 151 Diamond-Brown, Lauren Ashley: 48 , 69 , 110 Farina, Andrea: 291 , 132 , 160 , 186 , 210 , 225 , 233 , 257 , 279 Faruque, M. Omar : 276 , 296 Fatema, Kaniz : 252 Dillon, Megan Elizabeth : 221 Fatima, Sidra: 313 Dinsmore, Brooke : 68 Faude, Sarah : 60 , 114 Dodd, Nathan: 22 Favour , Ukaumunna Ezemdi : 304 Dolgon, Corey: 197 Feagin, Joe R.: 185 Domboski, Paige: 264 Feldhaus, Heather: 242 Dominguez, Rachel Fix: 265 Feliciano, Leanna : 221 Dominguez, Rodrigo : 166 Fenton, Dana : 318 Dong, Shi: 112 Field, Meredith P. : 132 Donoghue, Christopher : 172 Fiers, Floor : 156 Donovan, Joan : 128 , 148 Figueroa , Francisco Ambrosio : 9 Donovan, Pamela : 322 Filinson, Rachel : 165 Doran, Kevin : 17 , 66 Finch, Jessie K.: 71 , 111 Douglas, Daniel : 265 Finnigan-Fox, Grace: 243 Dow, Dawn M.: 154 , 180 , 207 , 234 Fisher, Dana: 70 , 185 Drew, Amber: 265 Fitzwater Gonzales, Laura : 242 , 264 Drotning, Kelsey Jeanne: 307 Flores, Jerry : 105 Dube, Saurabh: 202 Flores, René: 179 Duck, Waverly : 41 , 124 Flores, Ronald: 318 Duffy, Mignon: 213 Fong, Kelley: 60 , 288 Duffy-Comparone, Emma : 80 Fontes, Carlos : 197 Dumais, Susan: 97 Ford, Dena : 130 Duncan, Melanie: 279 Ford, Jessie: 38 Dunning, Melissa Lorraine : 200 Ford, Matthew Thomas: 180 Durham, Simone Nicole: 139 Fox, Ashley: 28 Durso, Rachel M.: 27 , 43 , 64 , 106 , 128 , Francis, Ara: 250 156 , 182 , 227 , 228 , 253 Franklin-Phipps, Asilia: 53 Dzara, Kristina : 255 Franklyn, Grace: 46 Early, Alessandra Milagros : 24 Franzen, Aaron B.: 67 Eeckhaut, Mieke: 186 Franzese, Alexis: 130 Einwohner, Rachel L.: 185 Franzosa, Emily: 2 , 108 Eisenhuth, Chelsea: 264 Freeman, Kayla: 174 Ejaife, Ofa Liz: 321 Frenette, Alexandre: 239 Eksi, Betul : 54 Frickel, Scott: 62 , 287 Elamoor, Izat : 33 Friedrich, Andrew: 221 Elliot, Mary : 72 Fritz, Marni S : 109 Elliot, Sinikka: 251 Fujimura, Joan H.: 232 Ellis, Heidi: 180 Fulkerson, Gregory: 121 Elmore, Melissa: 144 Furuya, Yukiko : 219 Emami, Jessica : 106 Gafur, Sarah : 125 Embser-Herbert, Máel: 244 Gajewski-Nemes, Julia Alexia : 218 Ender, Morten : 208 , 231 , 256 , 278 , 295 , Gallo-Cruz, Selina Rosa : 76 312 Gambol, Brenda: 23 Eren, Dilan : 2 , 268 Gamez Agee, Victoria: 247 Eschmann, Rob: 106 Ganguly, Sharbari : 262 Escudero, Kevin : 205 Garboden, Philip ME: 323 Eshaghipour, Kamdin : 221 Garcia Reyes, Denis Osvaldo : 100 Esposito, Luigi : 140 Garcia, Samantha Marie: 200 Etienne, Vadricka : 233 Garip, Filiz: 25 Evans, Grace Felice: 83 Garner, Ashley DeNeine: 285 Fahlberg, Anjuli: 40 Gath, Allie: 83 Faiia, Marjorie Marcoux : 122 Gecker, Whitney : 72

Geisler, Isabel Araceli : 17 Ha, Kevin Jun : 301 Gelin, Christine: 247 Hafferty, Frederic: 67 Gemar, Adam : 281 , 322 Hagen, Ryan: 232 Gemmill, Alison: 186 Haimson, Chloe: 164 Genter, Shaun Stewart: 54 Hajjar, Remi: 208 , 231 Gentile, Lauren: 141 Halford, Sarah: 91 George, Danielle Anne : 280 Halimatusadiyah, Iim : 254 Gerstel, Naomi: 103 Hambrick, Marcie Jean : 19 , 93 Getman, Rebekah Lorenz : 188 , 217 Hamilton, Amber M. : 156 Ghatak, Saran: 166 Hamilton, Margaret Grace : 83 Gibson , Linda: 129 Hamnvik, Ole-Petter: 144 Gibson, Charles Benjamin: 77 Hampton, Jonathan : 60 Giffort, Danielle Mary: 184 , 315 Han, Chong-suk: 76 Gilbert, Tamsyn : 74 Han, Seong Won: 265 Gillion, Leah L : 54 Han, Tsai-Yen : 21 , 72 Girouard, Jennifer Marie : 302 Hancock, Black Hawk : 95 , 124 Giunta, Joseph : 299 Hannett, Michael Masley: 100 Glasco, Madelyn Rose : 320 Hansen, Karen V.: 42 , 103 , 177 Glenn, Jeff : 229 Hanson, Sandra L. : 167 Glunt, Casey Lawson: 247 Hanus, Stephanie Lovisiah : 199 Go, Julian: 203 , 297 Hardie, Jessica H : 92 Godinez Puig, Luisa: 10 Harkness, Geoff : 284 Goeury, Hugo : 73 Harnois, Catherine: 63 Goksel, Nisa: 143 , 209 Harr, Bridget : 267 Gonzales, Roberto: 25 Harris, Jasmine Leah : 92 Gonzalez, Victoria Marie : 209 , 320 Harris, Joseph: 1 , 15 , 28 , 44 , 62 , 65 , 107 , Gordon, Daanika : 68 129 , 157 , 183 , 229 , 254 , 277 , 294 Gorstein, Lauren: 143 Hartsough, Molly B : 81 , 164 Gose, Leah Elizabeth : 19 Harvey, Hope: 288 Goss, Adrienne C. : 260 Harvey, Mark: 259 Gould, Mark : 317 Harvey, Sarah: 158 Grahame, Kamini Maraj : 301 Hass, Jeffrey : 212 , 266 Grahame, Peter : 301 Hatch, Anthony: 39 , 303 , 310 Grainger, Garrett L : 307 Hauser, Robert M.: 249 Graves, Erin M.: 291 Hayes, Adam : 64 , 300 Gray, Andrew: 59 Haynor, Anthony L. : 20 Gray, Tom: 121 Hays, Cassie M. : 24 Grazian, David : 14 , 193 Haywoode, Terry : 79 Green , Venus: 234 Hazar, Caner: 33 Greenberg, Max: 38 Healy, Michael G. : 144 Greenberg, Mollie : 316 Hedlund, Selma: 205 Greene, Theo: 94 Heerema, Matthew Ronald: 83 Greey, Ali: 122 , 244 Heimer, Carol A.: 129 Greif, Meredith: 323 Heller, Patrick: 86 Greil, Arthur: 42 , 132 Henaut, Leonie Henaut : 144 Grether, Scott Thomas: 243 , 264 Henly, Megan : 135 Grigoropoulou, Nikolitsa: 227 Herda, Daniel : 161 Grogan-Kaylor, Andrew: 258 Herman, Sasha: 238 Gross, Nora : 57 , 245 Hermosura, Billie Jane : 46 Grosse, Ingrid Geske : 167 , 316 Hernandez , Priscilla: 282 Grosswirth Kachtan, Dana: 278 Hernandez Lopez, Jason: 120 Grundy, Saida: 38 Hernandez, Lhia Nerea : 200 Guerra-García, Alberto M.: 184 Hernandez, Mario : 302 Guo, Lijia : 51 Hertz, Rosanna: 42 , 63 , 103 , 178 Gurusami, Susila: 223 Hesson, Sarah : 171 Guseva, Alya : 157 , 224 , 279 Hilliard, Taylor Elizabeth : 215 Gutterman, Lauren Jae : 69 Hilmar, Till : 212 Guzman, Joseph: 109 , 202 Himmelstein, Jerome Lionel : 270 Gvion, Liora: 19

Hirshfield, Laura E. : 46 , 67 , 108 , 130 , 158 Jenkins, Cassidy: 221 , 184 , 230 , 255 Jenkins, Tania M. : 46 , 67 , 108 , 130 , 158 , Hna, Ngo: 198 184 , 230 , 255 Hoffman, Ryan Grey : 108 Jennings, Carly: 185 Hohle, Randolph: 286 Johnson, Anthony Matthias : 60 Holguin, Carlos : 125 Johnson, Katherine: 132 , 210 Holguin, Leury: 238 Johnston, Josée : 251 , 310 Holm, Audrey Lois : 144 Johnstonbaugh, Morgan Grace : 74 Holmes, Christopher J.: 232 Jolly, Pauline E.: 184 Holowko, Joseph: 216 Jones, Braxton : 205 Hopkins, Ariel: 22 Jones, Jason: 133 Hopkins, KaJaiyaiu : 285 Jones, Leslie : 27 , 43 , 64 , 106 , 128 , 156 , Horowitz, Mark Leon : 20 182 , 227 , 228 , 253 Horton, Hayward Derrick: 215 Joseph, Tiffany: 25 , 179 , 286 Hosman, Sarah : 302 Joy, Sandra : 51 Hossain, Samina Iffat : 181 Jung, Julia: 100 Hou, Xiaoshuo : 45 Jung, Minwoo : 151 Houle, Jason: 10 Jurado, Javier: 184 Howard, Adam : 117 , 174 Kafonek, Katherine June : 233 Howard, Joshua : 87 Kalb, Amber: 269 Howell, Aaron : 9 Kalish, Ilene R.: 12 Howie, John: 22 Kallman, Meghan : 287 , 302 Hoynes, Nicholas B.: 118 Kane, Emily: 170 Hoynes, William : 7 Kane, William James : 111 Hu, Beiyi : 171 Kang, Chungseo: 265 Huang, Jing: 15 Kang, Miliann : 26 , 275 , 303 Huang, Paoyi: 198 Kansal, Shobha: 296 Huang, Tiffany Joyce: 305 Kao, Ying-Chao: 33 Huang, Xiaorui: 141 Karam, Rebecca : 301 Huang, Xu : 21 Karunakaran, Arvind : 169 Huaqui, Anthony Cesar: 287 Katz, Meredith : 79 , 191 Hughes, Elizabeth : 58 , 76 Kaufman, Nicole : 80 Hunter, Benjamin: 157 Kawaguchi , Riku: 113 Hureau, David: 176 Kelleher, Ina : 298 Ibanez, Jacob: 221 Kellett, Gigi: 157 Ifatunji, Mosi Adesina: 305 Kelly, Meghan Chi : 76 Ignatow, Gabe : 317 Kelly, Monique: 171 Ikeler, Peter : 16 , 119 Kelty, Ryan : 208 , 231 , 256 , 278 , 295 , 312 Inglis, Patrick: 173 , 174 , 202 , 248 , 271 Kemmerer, Kirsten: 243 Ip, Bonnie: 240 Kempner, Joanna: 315 Irwin, Bridget : 28 Ken, Ivy : 6 Islam, Nabila Naomi : 293 , 316 Kenneavy, Kristin : 170 Ismail, Mohamoud M. : 211 Kent-Stoll, Peter Ross : 116 Itzigsohn, José : 127 , 203 , 297 Kenty-Drane, Jessica: 56 Ivancsics, Bernat: 7 Kerrissey, Jasmine : 85 Jackson, Christina : 118 , 267 Kesler, Christel : 30 , 72 Jackson, Jason: 126 Khan, Anisur : 15 , 277 Jacober, Conrad : 17 Khan, Christina: 94 Jacobson, Heather: 160 Khan, Rabia: 44 Jalili, Jaleh : 31 Khan, Shamus: 38 James, Adilia E. E. : 2 , 131 Khoja-Moolji, Shenila: 90 Jang, Christine : 288 Kibria, Nazli: 25 , 103 , 126 Janse van Rensburg, André : 44 , 294 Kiester, Elizabeth : 71 , 89 , 216 Jardina, Ashley: 58 Kilborn, Colin: 216 Jasny, Lorien: 185 Kilicaslan, Alaz : 268 Javadzadeh, Abdy: 285 Kim, Claudia : 256 Javed, Hamnah: 313 Kim, Emily: 296 Jayasankar, Kalyani Monteiro : 293 Kim, Jessica: 133 Jedrzejek, Allison: 236 Kim, Seung Wan : 258

Kim, Sunmin : 58 Ledbetter, Chase: 313 Kim, Veda Hyunjin : 3 Lee, Angela : 113 Kimberly, Skead: 28 Lee, Gang : 142 Kimpel, Jeanne : 196 Lee, Jennifer: 275 Kinchy, Abby: 39 Lee, Matthew T.: 81 King, Amalia Rose : 83 Lee, Youngrong : 99 King, Dakota: 238 Leedahl, Skye: 162 King, Deborah : 297 Lefker, Jake: 238 King, Michele Lee Kozimor- : 289 Leitschuh, Lydia : 100 King, Nicole: 50 Lena, Jennifer: 144 Kington, Sarah: 132 Lenmark, Michael Gene : 10 King-White, Ryan Edward : 242 Leonard, Eileen B. : 260 Kleinman, Daniel: 62 , 309 Leonard, Samantha : 91 Kleinstuber, Ross: 190 Leong, Pamela : 136 , 161 Klug, Brittany: 163 Leon-Perez, Gabriela: 262 Klugman, Josh : 46 Leslie, Isaac Sohn: 5 Knox, David: 215 Leung, Tommy : 70 Koch, Sarah Vandiver : 218 Leverentz, Andrea : 98 , 105 Koh, Aaron : 174 Levien, Michael James: 86 , 276 , 293 , 311 Kökerer, Can Mert: 3 Levine Einstein, Katherine: 10 Kolo, Victor Ibrahim : 188 Levine, Ethan Czuy : 49 , 143 Kolysh, Simone : 49 , 71 , 244 , 269 Levine, Justin Richard : 227 Konak, Nahide : 263 Lewis, Becca: 128 Kondreddy, Srikanth : 229 Lewis, Patricia : 8 , 112 Kosmicki, Bethany : 279 Lewis-Elligan, Tracey : 48 Koval, Benny: 221 Leyro, Shirley : 187 , 214 Kraus, Nicole Michelle Butkovich : 111 , 198 Leyser-Whalen, Ophra: 225 Kreider, Rose: 280 Li, Lantian : 65 , 157 Kremen Adler, Laura Claire : 115 , 195 Li, Rebecca S.K.: 55 Kretsedemas, Philip: 214 Li, Shanlin : 125 Krishamurthy, Pallavi: 229 Li, Xuemeng : 93 Kroeger, Teresa : 217 Liang , Eileen : 154 Kruk, Margaret E.: 229 Liang, Yun : 301 Kumar, Navin : 270 Licona Vazquez, Perla Julissa: 247 Kurien , Prema Ann: 84 Liefke, Mirco: 7 Lackner, Elisabeth: 3 Light, Donald : 1 Lacy, Karyn : 202 Lighthiser, Dawn Marie : 73 , 302 Laemmli, Taylor Nicole : 16 Lin, Kai: 33 LaFleur, Jennifer : 91 Lin, Katherine : 16 , 67 Lagos, Danya : 133 Lincoln, Alisa: 180 Lair, Craig D. : 299 , 322 Lindner, Andrew : 10 Lambert, Nicole Marie : 166 Lippert, Adam : 243 Lamonica, Aukje : 145 Lizardo, Omar : 281 Lan, Pei-Chia: 26 , 204 Lloyd, Charlotte : 167 Landis, Aaron: 221 Lobo, Peter: 318 Langstraat, Jeffrey A: 289 Lonobile, Cheyenne A : 283 Lao-Montes, Agustin: 297 Lopez , Steven: 34 Lara Garcia, Francisco : 240 Lopez, Christian Joel : 247 Lareau, Annette: 153 , 177 Lopez, Marcos : 29 , 45 Largesse, Elise : 118 Love, Erik: 127 Larimore, Savannah : 67 , 262 Lovejoy, Meg : 259 Latshaw, Beth: 264 Lowry, Michele: 132 Lauzon, Kate Elizabeth: 100 Loya, Jose : 321 Lavallee, Madison: 125 Lucas, Kimberly : 243 , 302 LaVergne, Dana: 261 Lucas, Rebecca : 5 Lawler, Margaret Elizabeth : 83 , 238 Lucy, Meghann Michelle : 322 Lawry, Claire : 83 Ludwig, Bernadette: 283 Lazer, David: 306 Lukk, Martin : 10 LeBlanc, Raeann Genevieve : 130 Lune, Howard: 77 , 95

lung, Shirley Michelle: 47 Maxwell, Claire: 117 , 174 Luth, Elizabeth: 250 Maynard, Douglas: 236 Luttrell, Wendy: 53 Mazelis, Joan Maya: 222 Luu, Linda: 24 Mazer, Katie : 18 Lynch, Alaina Nicole : 228 Mbekeani, Preeya Pandya : 92 Lynch, Cynthia: 238 McCabe, Joshua : 167 Lynch, Michael E.: 39 McCabe, Katharine Faye : 230 , 296 Lynch, William: 221 McCall, Leslie: 292 Lyon, Anna P : 69 McCarthy, E. Doyle: 206 Lyons, Alyssa: 154 McCarthy, Michael : 18 Lyttelton, Thomas : 282 McClain, Malcolm Jabari : 318 Mabaso, Nkosingiphile Nonhlakanipho : 200 McClymonds, Daniel George : 194 MacArthur, Kelly Rhea : 108 McCormack, Karen : 165 , 238 MacEachern, Tegan: 100 McCormack, Nicholas James: 247 MacFife, Bex: 184 McCray, Nelda : 168 MacKendrick, Norah: 62 , 310 McCudden, Michelle: 291 Madanipour, Ali: 75 McDonnell, Terry: 107 , 129 Madeira, Jody : 42 , 210 McGladrey, Margaret: 90 Madigan, Timothy: 314 McGuffey, C. Shawn : 61 , 234 Madoré, Marianne : 6 McIntosh, Keith William : 31 Mafico, Sindiso Sibusisiwe : 200 McKinley, Darion Nyles : 8 , 142 Maggio, Christopher: 283 McLane, Daniel N.: 5 Magubane, Zine: 40 , 203 McQuaid, Jim S : 148 , 250 , 281 Maguire, Dylan Solomon: 256 McQuillan, Julia : 132 , 210 Mahal, Jaspreet: 254 Meade, Shelby: 22 , 168 Mahler, Matthew : 7 Meehan, Lilah: 100 Maier, Shana L. : 143 Mehta, Jal: 153 Malczewski, Eric : 299 Meier, Ann: 251 Malhotra, Ragini Saira : 311 Mejia, Ashley : 200 Mallory, Jamir: 92 Melaku, Tsedale : 217 Mamme, Fayo : 221 Melin, Julia Lee: 169 Man, Kit: 198 Mellers, Ivana : 5 Manakkadavan, Ilyas : 233 Melton, Samantha : 78 , 163 , 253 Manglos-Weber, Nicolette: 84 Mena-Meléndez, Lucrecia: 215 Mangset, Marte: 271 Mendez, Maria del Cielo: 313 Mann, Emily S.: 132 Meyerhoffer, Cassi: 56 Manohar, Namita : 181 Meyers, Nathan : 287 Mansley, Elizabeth A. : 238 , 264 Michaels, Laurie: 34 Manzer, Jamie Lee : 110 Michalec, Barret : 67 Marchwinski, Leokadia: 144 Mickey, Ethel L.: 265 Margolis, Jeremy: 100 Mickulas, Peter: 12 Marina, Peter Joseph : 116 Miller, Sarah : 245 Marion, Summer: 44 Mills, Meghan: 135 , 162 Markens, Susan: 225 Mills, Melinda : 154 , 180 , 207 Markle, Jonathan: 158 Milne, Jake : 122 , 216 Maron, Samuel : 50 Mincyte, Diana : 52 , 118 Marrow, Helen: 179 Miner, Zachary William : 241 Marshall, Nancy: 63 Minter, Isabella : 208 Martin, Douglas Roger : 125 Mirance, Katie: 264 Martin, Lauren Jade: 48 , 69 , 110 , 132 , 160 Mirtz, Sofia Anita Mora: 200 , 178 , 186 , 210 , 233 , 257 , 279 , 296 Mishra, Nutan : 99 Martinez-Hernandez, Devin: 319 Misra, Joya: 26 , 63 Mason, Katherine Abigail : 286 Moaz, Marwa Tarek: 194 Mathias, Bentina Alawari: 304 Mobasseri, Sanaz: 2 Mattheson, MeKenzie: 125 Modrak, Emily John : 52 Matthews, Michael: 312 Moehlecke de Baseggio, Eva : 208 Mattos, Geisa: 284 Mojola, Sanyu: 107 Matute, Kayla Kassandra: 295 Molina, Emily : 125 Maw, Michaela: 247 Mollers, Norma Tamaria : 43

Mondal, Lipon Kumar : 59 , 311 Noureldin, Laila : 304 Montagnet, Chase: 98 Novack, Janet : 194 Montemurro, Beth: 8 , 89 Nummi, Jozie: 185 Moore, Brenda L.: 244 Nunez Gutierrez, Elisa Maria : 125 Moore, Lisa Jean: 320 Nwokocha, Eze: 277 Moore, Sara : 238 Nyashanu, Mathew : 129 Moran, Niall: 166 O`Brien, John Hoffman : 14 , 87 Morelock, Jeremiah Chapman : 57 O`Brien, Shay : 281 Morgan, Rosemary: 28 O`Rourke , Matthew: 144 Morris, Theresa: 225 O`Toole, Laura: 269 Morrison, Shayna : 189 Ocejo, Richard E. : 172 , 222 , 239 Morse, Jaimie Nicole : 48 , 143 Ochoa, Analidis: 258 Moseby, Kevin M. : 267 Oglensky, Bonnie: 20 Moucheraud, Corrina: 229 Oh, Eunsil: 195 Moussawi, Ghassan : 94 , 151 Ohara, Julia: 235 Mueller, Jennifer: 97 , 127 Okamura, Daniel Kenji : 182 , 228 Mulayim, Gokhan : 268 Okechukwu, Amaka: 196 Mulhorn, Kristine: 184 Okigbo, Karen Amaka: 263 Mullen, Hosanna Joy : 247 Olarsch, Samantha: 239 Muniandy, Parthiban: 29 , 45 Olden, Scott: 81 Muniz, Paul : 307 Ollinger, Sara: 264 Munoz, Victoria Gracia: 100 Olney, Nina: 247 Murillo Lafuente, Iblin Edelweiss : 135 , 262 Olsen, Lauren Dana : 158 Murphy, Timothy: 197 Omori, Megumi : 300 Musto, Jennifer: 223 Onasch, Elizabeth Anne: 127 Myers, Kit Colquhoun: 257 Ong, Christina : 47 Nagarajan, Pavithra: 57 ORAK, UGUR : 312 Naidoo, Keshrie : 230 Osmanovic, Parisa : 285 Naik, Ashka : 157 , 181 Osnowitz, Debra: 177 Nameth, Catherine : 67 Oster, Christopher : 96 Naples, Nancy: 42 Osterman, Harris: 221 Nardin, Sabrina : 35 Osuji, Chinyere : 171 , 196 Natale, Ginny : 162 , 258 Otero, Larissa: 184 Navas, Natalia S: 10 Owens, Jennifer: 162 Nazar, Delmar K.: 219 Owens, Kellie : 211 Nee, Victor: 193 Owens, Lisa Lucile : 106 , 298 Neely, Megan Tobias: 2 , 16 , 117 , 248 Owens, Tammy: 90 Neil, Roland: 120 Owumi,, Bernard: 188 Neitzke-Spruill, Logan: 189 Ozkazanc-Pan, Banu : 3 , 111 Nelson, Alondra : 13 Paino, Maria Therese : 82 Nelson, Ingrid : 68 Papadantonakis, Spiros Max : 99 Nelson, Kristen Novella : 58 Parcel, Toby L. : 13 Nelson, Margaret: 42 , 103 Parisot, James: 266 Nelson, Sianna: 221 Park, Bo Yun : 24 Nerenberg, Kiara Millay : 9 , 92 Parker, Jennifer : 23 Neri, Hugo: 306 Parker, Karen F. : 59 Newman, Alyssa: 267 Parry, Ashley : 32 Newman, Jenna: 291 Pascale, Celine-Marie : 104 Newsome, Teddy: 168 Patil, Vrushali : 40 , 94 Nguyen, Tara: 247 Patten, Emma Elizabeth : 100 Niccolai, Ashley: 189 Paul, Crystal: 30 Niedt, Christopher: 288 Pawelczyk, Joanna : 57 , 133 Nieuwkoop, Angela Amber : 211 , 262 Payan, Denise Diaz: 229 Noble, Mark Douglas : 229 Pearce, Tola: 104 Nopper, Tamara: 64 Pearce-Morris, Jennifer : 260 Nordmarken, Sonny : 303 , 315 Pech, Corey : 34 Norman, Jon Eric: 100 Pendley, Sara Renee : 246 Noronha, Craig: 144 Percheski, Christine: 186 Notter, Isabelle Rocio: 134 Perez, Fernando : 140

Perkins, L. Nathan : 70 Ratele, Kopano: 15 , 277 Perlstadt, Harry: 46 Ratliff, Thomas N. : 22 , 168 Petty, Carol Jean: 30 Ratliff, Tommy Joe: 22 , 168 Pfeiffer, Eric Richard : 83 , 238 Rauh, Bridget Catherine : 221 Phelps, Katherine : 74 Rawls, Anne : 142 Phelps, Michelle: 249 Ray, Krishnendu: 251 Phillips, Connor M: 312 Ray, Rashawn : 139 Phillips, Rita : 278 , 304 Ray, Victor: 68 Phitayakorn, Roy: 144 Reddy, Shalini: 46 Piatkowska, Sylwia: 140 Rees, Jordan: 185 Pierre, Mirlanda : 247 Reilly, Alexa N : 83 Pindyck, Maya: 53 Reith, Nicholas E. : 209 Pinheiro de Araujo, Etyelle : 298 Rell, Emalie : 247 Pinsky, Dina : 74 , 182 Renzulli, Linda: 82 Pirkey, Melissa: 260 Restler, Victoria Gordon: 53 Piston, Spencer Charles: 10 , 58 , 120 Reuter, Tina Kempin: 184 Pitt, Austin: 35 Rex, Margaret Ruth Spallina: 54 Pitt, Richard N: 265 Reyna, Chandra : 314 Piven, Frances Fox : 18 Rich, Meghan Ashlin : 50 , 170 , 197 Popielarz, Pamela : 109 Richards, Bedelia : 97 , 196 Popinchalk, Anna: 186 Richer, Sarah Elizabeth: 221 Porter Jr, Tyrone : 116 Rider, Mackenzie Lynn: 160 Portocarrero, Sandra : 60 Rieger, Annika : 141 Portugal Ramirez, Mario Siddhartha : 230 Riely, Andrew : 212 Potter, Sharyn: 38 Rinaldo, Andrea: 208 Pourtaher, Elham : 129 Risman, Barbara J.: 63 Prager, Susan: 137 Riss, Ilan: 77 Prasad, Ajnesh: 232 Rivera, Josephine: 156 Pratcher, Anthony : 207 Rivera-Kientz, Katsyris : 306 Preito-Hodge, Kayla : 80 , 120 Rizzi, Francesca: 156 Preves, Sharon: 184 Robinson, Joan H. : 225 , 257 Price, Kate : 245 Rochford, Elle: 185 Price-Glynn, Kim: 49 , 89 , 213 Rodgers, Yana : 183 Primm, Eric: 168 Rodriguez, Stephanie : 221 Protasiuk, Ewa Marta : 207 Rodriquez, Jason Leonard : 108 , 138 Prowse, Gwen: 120 Roger, Paul Arthur: 221 Puchalski, Vance Alan : 321 Rohall, David: 312 Pucino , Amy: 187 Rojas, Carlos : 205 Pugh, Allison: 26 , 153 Ronda, Michelle: 235 Pugh, Brandie: 241 Rosales , Dayra Jocelyn : 247 Pugh, Kendra E: 270 Roschelle, Anne R. : 79 , 88 Pullen, Alison: 111 Rose, Daniel Jonathan : 52 Puri, Jyoti : 40 , 151 , 203 , 250 Rosen, Eva: 323 Purk, Janice: 216 Rosen, Nicole: 133 Purkayastha, Bandana: 25 , 104 , 213 Rosino, Michael: 47 , 106 Quesenberry, Raven: 125 Rosinska, Anna : 213 Quintana-Navarrete, Miguel : 59 Rothchild, Jennifer R. : 252 Raber, Elizabeth Ann: 145 Roy, Sashwat : 96 Rachlin, Allan: 35 Roychowdhury, Poulami: 276 , 293 , 311 Radford, Jason : 82 , 306 Royster, Deirdre : 297 Radhakrishnan, Smitha : 150 , 155 , 181 , 226 Rozario, Tannuja : 132 , 241 , 252 , 276 , 293 , 311 Ru, Sung Hee : 55 Rainville, G. : 165 Ruane, Janet M.: 232 Ramarao, Indira : 155 Rubin, Gabriel : 113 Rambotti, Simone: 95 Rutherford, Markella : 34 , 178 Ramy, Samar Rita: 83 Ryan, Casey L.: 142 Rao, Aliya Hamid: 2 , 16 Sabella, Annika : 199 Rao, Vijayendra : 293 Sabharwal, Rebha: 215 Rashed, Rajia : 169 Sabriseilabiu, Soheil : 304

Sacco, Timothy : 265 Sherwin , S. Wilson : 18 , 88 , 119 Sackett, Blair : 285 Shiffman, Jeremy Roy: 229 Sadri, Homa: 301 Shisler, Rebecca C. : 32 Salam, Rifat: 4 Shoenberger , Nicole Ann : 133 Salinas Sanchez, Julia: 125 Shook, Alexandria: 100 Sall, Dialika : 301 Shukla, Madhurima : 44 , 276 Saltikoff, Nathalie : 100 Shuttlesworth, Mary: 238 Saltsman, Adam : 75 Siegel, Derek P : 48 , 69 , 110 , 132 , 160 , Saltzman, Sadie: 200 186 , 210 , 233 , 257 , 279 , 296 Salvatore, Christopher : 113 Sikorski, Jonathon: 108 Salvo, Joseph: 318 Sillo, Christie: 261 Sanango, Erika: 313 Silva, Angela: 141 Santos, Jessica : 259 , 321 Silva, Jennifer: 178 Sanyal, Paromita: 252 , 276 , 293 Silver, Blake R.: 114 Saparova, Marhabo : 29 Simes, Jessica T. : 176 , 249 Sapiro, Virginia: 61 Simmons, Sarah : 100 Sargnt, Brian James : 68 Simpson, John-Michael: 319 Sarkar, Swatahsiddha : 155 Singh, Kriti : 265 Sarkisian, Natalia: 34 Singh, Vikash : 163 , 319 Sassler, Sharon: 178 Sisitzky, Alexa Theresa : 143 , 200 Sasson-Levy, Orna: 208 Skarpelis, Anna : 58 Satcher, Lacee: 265 Skerrett, Jonathan : 12 Sattar, Fatima: 49 Skiena, Steven: 133 Saucier, Khalil : 234 Skobic, Milan : 239 Sbicca, Joshua: 32 Slauson-Blevins, Kathleen S.: 132 , 210 Scattone, Raymond P.: 78 , 96 Slodden, Caitlin : 254 Schachner, Jared Nathan : 9 Smiley, Calvin John : 98 Scherer, Mary : 60 Smirnova, Michelle : 162 Scherer, Zachary : 280 Smith, Brenna Joan : 125 Schiffer, Davida: 244 Smith, Christian Michael : 287 Schlenter, Alyssa Morgan : 130 Smith, Curt : 284 Schnack, Darcy: 312 Smith, Jason: 269 Schneider, Olivia: 208 Smith, Kai: 111 Schock, Natalie : 287 Smith, Kasey: 122 Schoonover, Julia Jean : 87 , 237 Smith, Lovell : 81 , 114 , 259 Schor, Juliet: 126 , 150 Smith, Robert: 13 , 204 Schrank, Andrew: 85 Smith, Vivian: 161 , 260 Scudder, Sunovia Selahna : 221 Smith-Doerr, Laurel : 39 Seckin, Gul : 253 Smithsimon, Gregory : 319 Seefeldt, Kristin S.: 224 Snyder, Alyssa May : 218 Seeley, J. Lotus : 93 Snyder, Jessica : 221 Segnello, Aaron: 221 Sobering, Katherine : 16 Selod, Saher : 14 , 41 , 84 , 127 , 223 Sointu, Eeva : 108 Selzer, Janina Leonie : 284 Sola, Justin L.: 95 Senderowicz, Leigh : 183 Solanki, Durgesh : 155 Senier, Laura: 13 , 39 , 310 Solari, Cinzia: 30 , 204 Setele, Julie: 111 , 269 Sosa, Sheira Lissa : 247 Sewell, Abigail: 152 Sousa, Amy C.: 291 Shaefer, H. Luke: 258 Soyer, Michaela : 98 , 105 Shaffer, Jon: 157 Spalter-Roth, Roberta : 137 , 219 , 269 Shapiro, Andrew James : 76 Spencer, George: 95 Shasteen, Julie : 189 , 230 Speropolous, Lisa Ida : 298 Shawar, Yusra: 229 Sporer, Karyn: 298 Shedd, Carla: 105 Sprague, Courtenay: 254 Sheehan, Carrie : 246 Srinivas, Lakshmi : 155 , 181 Shehan, Constance Lee: 279 Stacey, Clare : 158 Sheinheit, Ian: 206 Staier, Kellianna Louise: 200 Sherman, Rachel: 271 Stainback, Kevin: 195 Sherry, Mark : 35 , 66 , 135 , 211 , 262 , 294 Standlee, Alecea : 156

Steinkuehler, Terra : 167 Tomaskovic-Devey, Donald: 292 Stelle, Lyrica Sojourner : 221 Torpey, John : 193 Stevens, Lindsay : 48 , 69 , 110 , 132 , 160 , Torres, Janesa: 247 186 , 210 , 233 , 257 , 279 , 296 Tracey, Joseph: 221 Stiman, Meaghan: 31 Tran, Van: 14 , 179 , 275 Stockstill, Casey : 259 , 305 Trautner, Mary Nell: 199 Stowell, Elizabeth: 61 Trettien, Blake: 288 Stowell, Jacob: 214 Tripodi , Francesca : 27 , 43 , 64 , 106 , 128 , Strader, Eiko Hiraoka : 57 , 213 156 , 182 , 227 , 228 , 253 Strange, Casey: 139 Troia, Bailey D. : 22 Strohecker, David Paul : 299 Tsaligopoulou, Anna: 200 Strong, Myron : 20 , 49 , 81 , 187 Tsang, Amy : 240 Stuart, Alanna: 131 Tu, Lucia : 34 Suarez Becerra, Walter E. : 263 Tuch, Steven: 167 Suh, Siri : 1 , 15 , 28 , 44 , 62 , 65 , 101 , 107 Tuntiya, Nana : 108 , 129 , 157 , 183 , 229 , 254 , 277 , 294 Turner, Jeffrey: 145 Sullivan, Emily Elizabeth : 100 Turowetz, Jason : 142 , 236 Sullivan, Jennifer : 79 Tyler Bugaighis, Elizabeth: 289 Sultana, Mehnaz : 235 Tzoc, Kristen Elizabeth : 140 Surrey, David : 313 Umamaheswar, Janani : 133 Suter, Jennifer Anne: 295 Underman, Kelly : 46 , 67 , 108 , 130 , 158 , Suttiratana, Sakinah Carter : 162 184 , 230 , 255 Swauger, Melissa: 189 Upadhyay, Smriti : 311 Swed, Ori : 50 , 256 Utheim, Ragnhild : 235 Sweet, Paige : 315 Utoft, Ea Hoeg : 266 Swire-Thompson, Briony: 306 Vaccaro, Christian : 189 Sykes, Bryan L. : 95 Valdez, Natali : 267 , 279 Taborda, Caitlin : 320 Valdovinos, Maria : 164 Taecker-Wyss, Joseph Matthew : 125 Valentino, Samantha: 83 Tall, Babacar: 238 Vallas, Steven: 292 Talukdar, Jaita : 226 van de Ruit, Catherine: 277 , 294 Tamura, Yuichi : 82 van der Naald, Joseph : 307 Tan, Catherine : 21 Van Lange, Sherry: 145 Tanaka, Gabriela : 200 Van Rite, Eric : 46 , 258 Tandale, Dadasaheb : 254 van Zanten, Agnes: 174 Tang, Chengzuo : 138 , 212 VanArsdale, Brianna: 110 Tanir, Canan : 160 Vandegrift, Darcie: 51 Tasmim, Samia : 17 Vanderminden, Jennifer Anne : 170 Tauches, Kimberly Grace : 22 Vanible, Lysa: 318 Taylor, Caitlin: 164 VanRemoortel, Anna Lisa : 165 , 322 Taylor, Leigh Ann: 22 VanRemoortel, Craig Stetson: 247 Taylor, Rosemary C.R. : 1 , 152 Vargas, Robert: 223 Tedesco, Krista : 83 Vargas, Tracy : 119 Telingator, Susan : 49 Vasudevan, Veena: 57 Ternikar, Farha: 74 Velez, Evelyn : 221 Testa, Luke Vincent : 199 Veloria, Carmen: 196 Than , Nga : 64 Verma, Anjuli C.: 95 Thomas , Renella Lakcreshia : 125 Vienrich, Alessandra Bazo : 23 , 192 Thomas, Alexander: 121 Vieyra, Francisco : 319 Thomas, Christopher : 190 Vijayakumar, Gowri: 86 , 107 , 155 , 181 , 226 Thomas, Jan: 225 , 252 , 276 , 293 , 311 Thomas-Winfield , Arianna Michelle: 113 Villamizar-Santamaría, Sebastián : 50 Thombs, Ryan Patrick: 50 , 141 Villanueva, Vania : 192 Thompson, Maxine: 139 Vincent, Cindy: 238 Tichenor, Erin Grace : 246 Vinson, Alexandra H: 255 Ticona, Julia : 64 Viterna, Jocelyn: 183 Tillberg, Lotta Victor : 278 Vivoni, Francisco: 51 Tinkler, Justine: 199 Vollman, Brenda : 161 Tolman, Arielle Woloshin : 129 Wagner, Jascha : 189

Wahl, David W. : 22 Wright, Patrice : 110 Waight, Hannah Catherine: 6 Wutchiett, David Mallak: 57 Wakefield, Sara: 98 Wyant, Amanda : 45 , 66 Walkover, Lillian : 15 , 46 Wynn, Jonathan: 239 Wallace, Derron : 97 Yancey, Mary Margaret : 83 , 238 Wallace, Lauren : 100 Yanez, Boris: 235 Walrad, Jennifer: 238 Yang, Alexander Minsoo : 312 Wang, Junmin: 17 Yates, Aaron Richard: 6 Wang, Leslie K.: 26 , 204 Yavas, Mustafa: 268 Wang, Siqi : 9 Yavuz, Devrim: 242 Wang, Wenjin : 33 Young, Doreen : 125 Ward, Ann: 91 , 129 Yount, Kathryn: 8 Warikoo, Natasha: 275 Yu, Siyuan : 200 Warren, Mark: 205 Yu, Xiao: 217 Washington, Carolyn J.: 208 Yucel, Deniz : 169 , 195 , 264 Wasser, Matthias : 55 Zagame, Amanda Carol : 314 Watanabe, Asuka: 92 Zaloom, Caitlin: 224 Watkins Liu, Callie : 284 Zapatka, Kasey Michael: 307 Weaver, Vesla: 120 Zeddies, Margaret Anastasia : 29 Weber, Linda R. : 58 Zenquis, Manuel Romero : 237 Weis, Lois: 265 Zhang, Lu: 3 , 17 , 29 , 45 , 66 , 85 , 87 Welch-Baker, Tiffany Alexis: 221 Zhang, Wei Wei : 191 Western, Bruce: 176 , 249 Zhen, Kexin: 83 Whalley, Elizabeth E. : 83 Zhou, Lulu : 100 Wherry, Frederick: 224 Zipp, John: 154 Whittlesey, Christina: 244 Zippel, Kathrin : 61 , 217 Wielk, Emily Grace : 247 Zito, Rena Cornell: 113 Wiernik, Craig : 285 Zoghopoulos, Leia: 122 Wiggins, Yolanda: 114 Zuberi, Anita L : 323 Wilder, Keenan : 239 Zukin, Sharon: 193 Wilkerson, Tiamba: 88 Zumbyte, Ieva : 226 Will, Jeffry: 280 Zussman, Robert: 42 Williams, Anna Jane : 125 Williams, Clinton T.: 22 Williams, Jarvis : 321 Williams, Jason: 80 Williams, Lisa : 259 Williams, Sade S. : 319 Williams, Taylor: 100 Wilmot, Zachary M. : 55 , 194 Wilson, Khanifah: 246 Wilson, Sean Kelly: 80 Wilson, Vondora: 187 Wiltz, Felicia P.: 196 Wimberly, Elizabeth Christine : 83 Wingfield, Adia Harvey: 292 Wissert, Megan Elizabeth: 247 Witte, James: 219 Witten, Caroline Grace: 100 Wohl, Hannah: 322 Woinska, Marzena : 315 Wolf, Talya Anne : 189 Wolfe , Christina : 187 Wong, Jenna Marissa: 83 Wong, Kimbely Lok : 281 Woo, Choonhee : 30 Wooten, Melissa : 47 , 68 , 109 , 131 , 159 Wooten, Tom : 34 Wright, Nathan : 122