W I L L A M E R I C A W O R K ? R A C E , P O L A R I Z A T I O N , A N D E C O N O M I C I N E Q U A L I T Y

84TH ANNUAL MEETING APRIL 7, 2021-APRIL 10, 2021

Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis

Brandon A. Jackson, Purdue University Rashawn Ray, University of Maryland

Rebecca Shankman, University of Maryland

David L Brunsma, Virginia Tech

Lyla Byers, Virginia Tech Table of Contents

Welcome Message… 4

Past Presidents of the SSS… 5

SSS 2020 Committees… 7

Publications… 13

Anti-Harassment Policy… 14

Award Recipients… 15

Previous Award Recipients… 16

Departmental Members, Sustaining Members and Donors… 18

Glossary… 19

Schedule… 20

Index… 68

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SSS Welcome Message

Dear SSS-ers,

Welcome to our first (and hopefully last ever) virtual meeting! It’s not the same as being together in person, but I hope this will be an adequate substitute till we can reunite again in 2022. The Executive Office and Program Committee have put so much effort and time into making this a memorable, engaging meeting, and I would like to welcome everyone and wish all of you a great conference. Thanks so much to Katie Acosta, David Brunsma, Lyla Byers, D’Lane Compton, Brandon Jackson, Rashawn Ray, Rebecca Shankman, and all of the members of the Program and Local Arrangements Committees who did the heavy lifting of putting all this together.

Enjoy the meetings, everyone! We’ve got great Author Meets Curious Readers sessions, so many interesting panels, advice on book publishing, networking cafés, and even “contemplative practices” with Courtney B. Ross. So, grab your Mardi Gras beads (in the spirit of New Orleans) and I’ll see you on the screen!

Happy conferencing! Adia

Dr. Adia Harvey Wingfield Washington University in St. Louis SSS President 2020-2021

4 Past Presidents of SSS

1936 E.T. Krueger, Vanderbilt University 1960 E. William Noland, University of North 1937 Wilson Gee, University of North Carolina‐ Carolina‐Chapel Hill Chapel Hill 1961 Edgar T. Thompson, Duke University 1938 Rupert B. Vance, North Carolina‐Chapel 1962 Meyer F. Nimkoff, Florida State Hill University 1939 E.W. Gregory, University of Alabama 1963 Alvin L. Bertrand, Louisiana State University 1940 Fred C. Frey, Louisiana State University 1964 Selz C. Mayo, North Carolina State 1941 B.O. Williams, University of Georgia University 1942 William E. Cole, University of Tennessee‐ 1965 Bryce F. Ryan, University of Miami Knoxville 1966 Joseph S. Himes, North Carolina College 1943 Katharine Jocher, University of North Carolina‐Chapel Hill 1967 A. Lee Coleman, University of Kentucky 1944 Katharine Jocher, University of North 1968 Ernest Q. Campbell, Vanderbilt University Carolina‐Chapel Hill 1969 John C. McKinney, Duke University 1945 Howard Beers, University of Kentucky 1970 John T. Doby, Emory University 1946 Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University 1971 Alvin Boskoff, Emory University 1947 T. Lynn Smith, Louisiana State University 1972 Richard L. Simpson, University of North 1948 Coyle E. Moore, Florida State University Carolina‐Chapel Hill 1949 Wayland J. Hayes, Vanderbilt University 1973 Charles M. Grigg, Florida State University 1950 Lee M. Brooks, University of North 1974 Fredrick L. Bates, University of Georgia Carolina‐Chapel Hill 1975 Charles U. Smith, Florida A&M University 1951 H.C. Brearley, George Peabody College 1976 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University for Teachers 1977 Thomas R. Ford, University of Kentucky 1952 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University 1978 Gerhard E. Lenski, University of North Carolina‐Chapel Hill 1953 Leland B. Tate, Virginia Tech 1979 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech 1954 Guy B. Johnson, University of North Carolina‐Chapel Hill 1980 M. Elaine Burgess, University of North Carolina‐Greensboro 1955 Morton B. King, Jr., University of Mississippi 1981 Irving L. Webber, University of Alabama 1956 Irwin T. Sanders, University of Kentucky 1982 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University 1957 Homer L. Hitt, Louisiana State University 1983 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University‐New Orleans 1958 C. Horace Hamilton, North Carolina State University 1984 George A. Hillery, Jr., Virginia Tech 1959 Harold F. Kaufman, Mississippi State 1986 Jeffrey K. Hadden, University of Virginia University 1987 Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory University 1988 Ida Harper Simpson, Duke University 5 1989 John Shelton Reed, University of North 2005 Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech Carolina‐Chapel Hill 2006 Judith Blau, University of North Carolina‐ 1990 Lewis M. Killian, University of West Chapel Hill Florida 2007 Ronald W. Wimberley, North Carolina 1991 Joel Smith, Duke University State University 1992 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida 2008 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University 1993 Shirley B. Laska, University of New 2009 Kathleen Slevin, William & Mary Orleans 2010 Angela O’Rand, Duke University 1994 Walter R. Gove, Vanderbilt University 2011 Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State 1995 Thomas C. Hood, University of University Tennessee 2012 Beth A. Rubin, University of North 1996 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State Carolina‐Charlotte University 2013 Donald Tomaskovic‐Devey, UMass‐ 1997 Karl L. Alexander, Johns Hopkins Amherst University 2014 Leslie Hossfeld, University of North 1998 Rebecca G. Adams, University of North Carolina‐Wilmington Carolina‐Greensboro 2015 David Maume, University of Cincinnati 1999 Lynn Smith‐Lovin, University of Arizona 2016 Barbara Risman, University of Chicago- 2000 Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State Illinois University 2017 Christopher G. Ellison, University of 2001 Kenneth C. Land, Duke University Texas at San Antonio 2002 Rachel A. Rosenfeld, University of North 2018 Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University Carolina‐Chapel Hill 2019 Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech 2003 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State 2020 Beth Rushing, Appalachian College University Association 2004 Charles M. Tolbert II, Baylor University

6 SSS 2020

Committees Member Affiliation Role Executive Committee Adia Harvey Washington University in St. Wingfield Louis President Katie Acosta Georgia State University Vice President David Brunsma Virginia Tech Executive Officer California Polytechnic State Kylie Parrotta University Recording Secretary University of Tennessee Stephanie Bohon Knoxville President-Elect Cameron Lippard Appalachian State University Vice President-Elect Beth Rushing Appalachian College Association Past President Toni Calasanti Virginia Tech Past-Past President Eduardo Bonilla- Silva Duke University Past-Past-Past President Kirsten Dellinger University of Mississippi Member Will Tyson University of South Florida Member Kecia Johnson Mississippi State University Member Lisette Garcia Penn State University Member University of North Carolina Kendra Jason Charlotte Member Margaret Hagerman Mississippi State University Member Publications Committee Gayle Kaufman Davidson College Chair Kim Ebert North Carolina State University Member Shannon Carter University of Central Florida Member Micah Roos Virginia Tech Member B. Brian Foster University of Mississippi Member Scott Carter University of Central Florida Member Beth Rushing Appalachian College Association voting ex-officio David Brunsma Virginia Tech non-voting ex-officio Lyla Byers Virginia Tech non-voting ex-officio George Wilson University of Miami non-voting ex-officio Marth Crowley North Carolina State University non-voting ex-officio Program Committee Brandon Jackson Purdue University Co-Chair Rashawn Ray University of Maryland Co-Chair

7 Tenetta Andersson Trinity College Past-Chair Littisha Bates University of Cincinnati Member Barb Combs Clark Atlanta University Member Sara Crawley University of Southern Florida Member Celeste Currington North Carolina State University Member Long Doan University of Maryland Member Joseph Ewoodzie Jr Davidson College Member Maggie Hagerman Mississippi State University Member Angie Hattery George Mason Member Yazmine Irizarry University of Texas-Austin Member Willa Johnson University of Mississippi Member Karyn Lacy University of Michigan Member Celeste Lee Spelman College Member Wendy Leo Moore Texas A&M University Member Evie Perry Rhodes College Member Patrick Rafail Tulane University Member Antonia Randolph Winston Salem State University Member Victor Ray University of Iowa Member Zandria Robinson Georgetown University Member Paromita Sanyal Florida State University Member Louise Seamster University of Iowa Member Aly Sewell Emory University Member Kevin Stainback Purdue University Member University of Tennessee Deadric Williams Knoxville Member Local Arrangements D'Lane Compton University of New Orleans Chair Francis Adeola University of New Orleans Member Finance Committee David Brunsma Virginia Tech Chair Beth Rushing Appalachian College Association Member Adia Harvey Washington University in St. Wingfield Louis Member University of Tennessee Stephanie Bohon Knoxville Member

8 Leslie Hossfeld Clemson University Member John Reynolds Florida State University Member Christy Erving Vanderbilt University Member Nominations Committee Katie Acosta Georgia State University Chair Tomeka Davis Georgia State University Member Peter Niecarkz Western Carolina University Member Virginia Commonwealth Jennifer Johnson University Member University of North Carolina Cathy Zimmer Chapel Hill Member Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar Rollins College Member Lindsay Kahle West Virginia University Member Glenn Bracey Villanova University Member Nicholas Vargas University of Florida Member LaTonya Trotter Vanderbilt University Member Election Committee David Brunsma Virginia Tech Chair California Polytechnic State Kylie Parrotta University Member Lyla Byers Virginia Tech Member Committee on Honors Norma Burgess Lipscomb University Chair Kirsten Dellinger University of Mississippi Liaison Tanya Koropeckyi-Cox University of Florida Member Larry Isaac Vanderbilt University Member Stephanie McClure Georgia College Member Jelisa Clark Fayetteville State University Member Toni Sims Muhammad Guilford College Member Site Selection Committee Beth Rushing Appalachian College Association Chair Adia Harvey Wingfield Washington University St Louis Member University of Tennessee Stephanie Bohon Knoxville Member Charles Tolbert Baylor University Officer David Brunsma Virginia Tech Member Brandon Jackson Purdue University Member

9 Rashawn Ray University of Maryland Member

Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Hayward Horton SUNY-Albany Chair California Polytechnic State Kylie Parrotta University Liaison Maria Amado Guilford College Member Marlese Durr Wright State University Member Letisha Brown Virginia Tech Member Adria Welcher Morehouse Member JT Thomas University of Mississippi Member Committee on Univeristy of South Carolina Professions Michelle Petrie Aiken Chair David Brunsma Virginia Tech Liaison Jonathan Coley Oklahoma State University Member University of North Carolina Jill Yavorsky Charlotte Member Brandy Simula Emory University Member Veronica Newton Georgia State University Member Dustin Avent-Holt Augusta University Member Committee on Sociological Practice Andrea Hunt University Alabama Huntsville Chair Will Tyson University of South Florida EC Liaison Amy Donley University of Central Florida Member Diego Thompson Mississippi State University Member Sheila Cotton Michigan State University Member Richard Moye Winston Salem State University Member W. Carson Byrd University of Louisville Member Committee on Sociology in Community and Naomi Small Colleges Simmons Newberry College Chair University of North Carolina Kendra Jason Charlotte EC Liaison Sarah Cribbs Randolph-Macon University Member Aaron Rowland University of Tennessee Martin Member Ramona Olvera Owens Community College Member Regine Jackson Agnes Scott Member Amy Sorenson Emory & Henry College Member

10 Membership Maria Aysa- Committee Lastra Winthrop University Chair Lisette Garcia Penn State University EC Liaison Brandon Jackson Purdue University Member Von Bakanic College of Charleston Member Mary Scherer Sam Houston State University Member Virginia Commonwealth Ying-Chao Kao University Member Joanna Hunter Radford College Member Committee on Graduate Students Taylor Jackson Florida State University Co-Chair Deana Rohlinger Florida State University Co-Chair Kecia Johnson Mississippi State University EC Liaison Sadie Giles Virginia Tech Member Shaonta' Allen University of Cincinnati Member John Hedlund North Carolina State University Member Hersheda Patel Georgia State University Member Committee on Gender and Brianna Sexuality Turgeon Jacksonville State University Chair Margaret Hagerman Mississippi State University EC Liaison Melinda Kane East Carolina University Member Kristen Barber Southern Illinois University Member Tanetta Anderson Trinity College Member Nazneen Kane Randolph-Macon University Member Brandi Woodell Old Dominion University Member The Southern Sociologist James Maples Eastern Kentucky University Editor Jason D'Amours Florida State University Member of Editorial Team Tyler Bruefach Florida State University Member of Editorial Team Heather Sue M. Rosen University of Georgia Member of Editorial Team Kelsey Mischke North Carolina State University Member of Editorial Team Manuel Ramirez University of Connecticut Member of Editorial Team Rachel Sparkman Florida State University Member of Editorial Team Taylor Jackson Florida State University Member of Editorial Team Nadya Vera The University of Tennessee Member of Editorial Team

11 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Taskforce Lisette Garcia Penn State University Chair Kecia Johnson Mississippi State University Member California Polytechnic State Kylie Parrotta University Member Marni Brown Georgia Gwinnett College Member Melvin Thomas North Carolina State University Member Bedelia Richards University of Richmond Member Ketty Fernandez University of Central Florida Member Beth Rushing Appalachian College Association Member Denise Bissler Randolph Macon College Member Cameron Lippard Appalachian State University Member Toni Muhammad Allen University Member Hayward Horton SUNY University at Albany Member Brianna Turgeon Jacksonville State University Member Baker Rogers Georgia Southern University Member Harassment Task Brianna Force Turgeon Jacksonville State University Chair Texas A&M University - San Daniel Delgado Antonio Member Carmel Price University of Michigan Member Barbara Combs Emory University Member Jeannette Wade North Carolina A&T Member Ad-Hoc ByLaws Committee Shannon Davis George Mason University Chair University of Tennessee- Stephanie Bohon Knoxville Member David Brunsma Virginia Tech Member Ad-Hoc Website Committee Lyla Byers Virginia Tech Chair Marni Brown Georgia Gwinnett College Member James Maples Eastern Kentucky University Member Steve McDonald North Carolina State University Member Julia Miller University of Kentucky Member Shannon Carter University of Central Florida Member J. Scott Carter University of Central Florida Member Shannon Davis George Mason University Member Ad-Hoc Disaster David L. Relief Committee Brunsma Virginia Tech Chair Dana Greene North Carolina Central University Member 12 DeMond Miller Rowan University Member J. Steven Picou University of South Alabama Member Assistant Executive Officer Lyla Byers Virginia Tech Archivist James Maples Eastern Kentucky University Electronics Communication Coordinator Lyla Byers Virginia Tech Audio-Visual Coordinator Whitney Hayes Virginia Tech Consortium of Social Science Associations Roberta Spalter- (COSSA) Liaison Roth ASA Organizational Liaison Kirsten Dellinger University of Mississippi University of Tennessee- Parliamentarian Thomas C. Hood Knoxville

The Southern Sociologist

The Southern Sociologist (TSS) is the official publication of the Southern Sociological Society. It is typically published electronically four times a year in the months of May, September, January, and March. The purpose of TSS is to report the news, announcements, and information of interest to the profession and to serve as a medium of communication for the SSS membership on issues affecting the profession.

Social Currents Social Currents, the official journal of the Southern Sociological Society, is a broad-ranging social science journal that focuses on cutting-edge research from all methodological and theoretical orientations with implications for national and international sociological communities. The uniqueness of Social Currents lies in its format. The front end of every issue is devoted to short, theoretical, agenda-setting contributions and brief, empirical and policy-related pieces. The back end of every issue includes standard journal articles that cover topics within specific subfields of sociology, as well as across the social sciences more broadly.

13 Anti-Harassment Policy

SSS reminds everyone: Our Annual Meeting is convened for the purposes of professional development and scholarly educational interchange in the spirit of free inquiry and free expression. Harassment of colleagues, students, hotel staff or other conference participants undermines the principle of equity at the heart of these professional fora and is inconsistent with the principles of free inquiry and free expression. Consequently, harassment is considered by SSS to be a serious form of professional misconduct.

The following Anti-Harassment Policy outlines expectations for all those who attend or participate in SSS meetings. It reminds SSS meeting participants that all professional academic ethics and norms apply as standards of behavior and interaction at these meetings.

Purpose SSS is committed to providing a safe and welcoming conference environment for all participants, free from harassment based on age, race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, language, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, disability, health conditions, socioeconomic status, marital status, domestic status, or parental status (hereafter, simply harassment). "Participant" in this policy refers to anyone present at SSS meetings, including staff, contractors, vendors, exhibitors, venue staff, SSS members, and all other attendees.

Expected Behavior All participants at SSS meetings are expected to abide by this Anti-Harassment Policy in all meeting venues including ancillary events as well as official and unofficial social gatherings. • Follow the norms of professional respect that are necessary to promote the conditions for free academic interchange. • If you witness potential harm to a conference participant, be proactive in helping to mitigate or avoid that harm. • Alert conference security personnel or law enforcement if you see a situation in which someone might be in imminent physical danger.

Unacceptable Behavior Harassment of any participant is unethical behavior under the American Sociological Association Code of Ethics, which offer guiding principles for how sociologists should conduct themselves in all professional activities both in person and online. Harassment consists of a single intense and severe act or of multiple persistent or pervasive acts which are demeaning, abusive, offensive, or create a hostile professional or workplace environment. Harassment may include sexual solicitation, physical advance, or verbal or non-verbal conduct that is sexual in nature; it may also include threatening, intimidating, or hostile acts; circulation of written or graphic material that denigrates or shows hostility toward an individual or group; epithets, slurs, or negative stereotyping based on group identity. Attendees are encouraged to immediately report instances of harassment during the Annual Meeting to a member of the SSS Executive Committee (see list here https://goo.gl/2Cmduu). To read the American Sociological Association Code of Ethics in its entirety, visit www.asanet.org and follow the link to "Ethics."

14 2021 Award Winners

Undergraduate Odum Award Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Jordyn Livingston, Award University of South Carolina Dr. Jennifer Patrice Sims, University of Alabama in Huntsville

Graduate Odum Award The Martin L. Levin Distinguished Service Emily K. Maloney, Award Duke University Dr. Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University

Charles Gomillion-Joseph Sandy Himes Junior Scholar Award Award Dr. Kasey Henricks, Dr. Michael Royster, University of Tennessee Prairie View A&M University

15 Previous SSS Award Recipients

Roll of Honor 2015 Robert Agnew, Emory University 2014 Walter Gove, Vanderbilt University 2014 Kenneth Land, Duke University 2013 John Shelton Reed, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2012 Ronald Wimberley, North Carolina State University 2011 Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University 2008 Clifton Bryan, Virginia Tech 2008 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University 2007 Ida Harper Simpson, Duke University 2006 Richard L. Simpson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2002 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida 1996 Lewis M. Killian, University of West Florida 1995 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University 1994 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University 1990 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University 1989 Kurt W. Back, Duke University 1986 Guy B. Johnson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1986 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University 1984 Joseph S. Himes, University of North Carolina-Greensboro 1982 Vernon J. Parenton, Louisiana State University 1979 Ernst Borinski, Tougaloo College 1977 Rupert B. Vance, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1977 T. Lynn Smith, University of Florida

Martin L. Levin Distinguished Service 2021 Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University 2019 David Brunsma, Virginia Tech 2016 Dennis R. McSeveney, University of New Orleans 2014 Stephanie Bohon, University of Tennessee-Knoxville 2013 Bob Freymeyer, Presbyterian College 2010 Tom Hood, University of Tennessee 2006 Clifton Bryant, Virginia Tech 2005 Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory University 2004 Catherine Harris, Wake Forest University 2003 Martin L. Levin, Mississippi State University

Distinguished Lectureship 2019 Barbara Risman, University of Illinois Chicago 2015 Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee Knoxville 2012 Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans 2011 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University 2008 Larry J. Griffin, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2007 E.M. Beck, University of Georgia 2016 Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati

16 2010 Larry J. Griffin, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2006 William W. Falk, University of Maryland 2005 Dolores Aldridge, Emory University 2002 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State University 1997 Charles U. Smith, Florida A & M University 1994 Daniel S. Johnson, Dillard University

Katharine Jocher-Belle Boone Beard 2018 Robin W. Simon, Wake Forest University 2015 Holly McCammon, Vanderbilt University 2014 David Maume, University of Cincinnati 2013 Karen Campbell, Vanderbilt University 2010 Irene Padavic, Florida State University 2004 Barbara Risman, North Carolina State University 1999 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University 1995 Rachel Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Distinguished Contributions to Teaching 2021 Jennifer Patrice Sims, University of Alabama in Huntsville 2019 Jody Clay Warner, University of Georgia 2016 Department of Sociology, University of South Florida 2015 Mindy Stombler, Georgia State University 2013 Rebecca Bach, Duke University 2010 Edward l. Kain, Southwestern University 2006 Gregory Weiss, Roanoke College 2005 Idee Winfield, College of Charleston 2004 Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University 2002 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech 2002 Department of Sociology, James Madison University

Charles Gomillion-Joseph Sandy Himes 2021 Michael Royster, Prairie View A&M University 2019 Cynthia Neal Spence, Spelman College 2019 Charles U. Smith, Florida A&M (posthumous) 2019 John L. Moland, Alabama State University (posthumous)

SSS Junior Scholar Award 2021 Kasey Henricks, University of Tennessee 2019 Michaela DeSoucey, North Carolina State University 2019 Victor Ray, University of Tennessee

17 2021 Departmental Members 2021 Sustaining Members

Birmingham Southern College Denise Bissler East Carolina University Stephanie Bohon East Carolina University Juan Bustamante Furman University Charles Andre Georgia State University Christie-Mizell Mercer University Barbara Combs North Carolina State University Shannon Davis Southern Illinois University - Carbondale Kirsten Dellinger Southwestern University R Gregory Dunaway University of Alabama at Birmingham Scott Fitzgerald University of Central Florida Sara Green Xavier University Michael Hughes Charles Kurzman 2021 Donations/Donors Nancy Malcom David John Maume Elizabeth Helene Baker Steve McDonald Katie Cooper Barbara Risman Kirsten Dellinger Beth Rushing R Gregory Dunaway John Skvoretz Jill Ann Harrison Elizabeth Stearns William Wyatt Holland Donald Tomaskovic-Devey Jill Kiecolt Lisa Walker Jeff Lasser Michael Wise Gail Markle Eric Wright Karla McLucas Earl Wright II Rebecca S. Powers Jennifer Patrice Sims Russell L Stockard Taura Taylor

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Glossary

AMCR- These “Author Meets Curious Reader” Sessions are an opportunity for authors and other experts in their field to discuss recent publications. Join these conversations to learn more about new sociological material and to hear from those likely to agree, or disagree, with the conclusions drawn.

Networking Cafés- Part of the joy of SSS conferences is reuniting with colleagues from around the world to learn and hang out. Join networking cafés, either those we have named for you or those still unnamed, to catch up and reconnect as well as meet new colleagues.

Panel Sessions- These curated conversations focus on a topic and the scholars making waves within it. In viewing these sessions, you will both learn from those presenting and have the opportunity to ask questions to learn more about the subject.

Paper Sessions- Similarly to in person conferences, paper sessions are the opportunity to learn from authors about the work they have been doing and the new sociological knowledge coming out of it. These sessions are built of 10-minute presentations and question and answer sessions where time allows.

Poster Sessions- Almost paper sessions but based on posters, these sessions allow scholars to share their work with an active audience. Presenters in these sessions range from undergraduates sharing their work with the community for the first time to tenured professors continuing to share their knowledge.

Workshops- Focused on skills sociologists use such as publishing and teaching, these provide an opportunity to learn from colleagues about the inner workings of our discipline. Attend these to learn from experienced members of our network about the ways they do their work as sociologists.

19 WEDNESDAY th April 7 , 2021 SESSION 1. MEETING Zoom Wed, April 7 · 2:00 pm-5:00 pm EXECUTIVE MEETING

SESSION 2. PRESIDENTIAL Meeting Room Wed, April 7 · 6:00 pm-7:30 pm PLENARY PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY: PAST IS PROLOGUE: WHAT CAN HISTORY TELL US ABOUT THE FUTURE FOR UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS

Organizer: Adia Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis Panelists: Mignon Moore, Barnard College; Malaysia Walker, Louisiana Trans Advocates

THURSDAY April 8th, 2021

SESSION 4. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 3. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 5. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am NETWORKING CAFÉ- SWS-SOUTH COFFEE HOUR All are welcome! Grab a beverage and come join SWS-South for a break from the conference to enjoy conversation with other SSS attendees!

Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICES WITH COURTNEY B. ROSS

SESSION 6. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am ISSUES OF DIVERSITY Presider: Jeremy Matthews James, University of North Carolina-Wilmington

• Using Experiential Learning Experiences to Increase the Value of Sociology for Undergraduates with Medical Aspirations...... Michael Lotspeich-Yadao, II, Baylor University; Kimberly Trevino, Baylor University; Cara Hoekstra, Baylor University • The Racialization of “Fit” in the Honors College Admissions Process...... Elizabeth Burdette Roberts, College of Charleston • Diversity in Practice: A Study of Cross-Racial Interactions on a College Campus...... Caroline Grace Matawaran, Davidson College • Formal Vs. Informal Mentoring: Schools and Mentoring Programs, Who's Building Social Capital...... Jeremy Matthews James, University of North Carolina-Wilmington

20 SESSION 7. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am RACE, PLACE, BORDERS, AND BELONGING Presider: Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University

• States Rights: Does Race Matter in the Declaration of 2nd Amendment Sanctuaries?...... Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University; Isi Patterson, Appalachian State University; Caleb Sarver, Appalachian State University • Constructing White Nations in the 21st Century...... Kathleen Fitzgerald, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Khamryn McEachin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • Racism and Economic Systems...... Adrian Popan, University of West Alabama • Contesting and Claiming National Belonging: Sikhs in the US and England...... Simranjit Khalsa, University of Memphis • When Internal Migration Fails: Central American Youths’ Attempts to Relocate Internally before Migrating Internationally...... Angel Alfonso Escamilla García, Northwestern University

SESSION 8. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am GENDER, MASCULINITY AND TRANS ISSUES Presider: Paromita Sanyal, Florida State University

• “But…you’re going to want to give birth”: Conversations Surrounding Fertility between Medical Providers, Parents, and Transgender Boys...... Lindsay Anne Toman, Wayne State University • How Toxic Masculinity Specifically Impacts Transmen...... Cat Renee Alexander, University of Louisville • "Nice guys aren’t actually that nice”: A Content Analysis of Former Incels of Reddit...... Maria Nicole Scaptura, Virginia Tech • “It Takes Less to Be a Man Nowadays”: Exploring Persistence and Change in Masculinity Narratives Among College-Aged Men...... Shelby Lynn Clark, University of Georgia • Incels and the Manosphere...... Annie Mae Jones, University of Central Florida

SESSION 9. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am SEXING UP SEXUALITIES STUDIES Presider: Robert Michael Matchett, Louisiana State University

• You Had Me at “WOOF!”: A Qualitative Exploration into the World of Pup Play...... Robert Michael Matchett, Louisiana State University • Performing Masculinities: Male Communication on an Online Escort Forum...... Roderick Graham, Old Dominion University • “He really wanted his bottom stretched out”: An Exploratory Qualitative Study on Pegging...... Lynnette Priscilla Coto, Louisiana State University

21 SESSION 10. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am HEALTH AND RELIGION Presider: Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University

• Culturally-Sensitive Approaches to Dying: Muslims and End-of-Life Care...... Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University • Are There Limits to Religious Coping? A Multiple Health Specification Approach of the Relationship Between Personal and Vicarious Police Contact and Race...... Laura Upenieks, Baylor University; Colton Lewis Daniels, University of Texas - San Antonio • A Community-Based Approach to a Place Called Home...... Megan Smith, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Teresa L. Scheid, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

SESSION 11. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am CRIME AND COMMUNITIES Presider: Cheri Chambers, Saint Leo University

• “I can’t take it anymore, I feel like I have nobody’s help”: Victim-Suicide among survivors of sexual assault as a state crime. The cases of Antonia Barra and Anais Godoy in Chile...... Rossana Alejandra Diaz, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Kratom and the DEA: Fighting Criminalization and Preventing the Deviant Label...... Andrew Burns, Louisiana State University • Causes and Consequences of Academic Stress...... Martha Smithey, Texas Tech University; Ignacio L. Ramirez, Texas Tech University • Unleashing justice?: How states are using legal powers against those who fostered the opioid epidemic...... Cheri Chambers, Saint Leo University; Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College

SESSION 12. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am APPLYING SOCIOLOGY TO COMMUNITY FOOD INSECURITY *SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE Organizer: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama Presider: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama

• Hungry for a Better Education: Food Insecurity and Academic Performance of Children in Mercy Drive...... Justen Rosenberg, University of Central Florida • What Makes a Non-Profit Successful: Exploring the Impact of A Grocery Programs on Low- Income Adults and Children...... Courtney Howell, University of Central Florida • Growing Community Engagement through a Sustainable Partnership Approach...... Laura Atkins, Jacksonville University

22 SESSION 13. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am STRATEGIES IN PROFESSIONALIZED AND GRASSROOTS ACTIVISM Presider: Adrienne Mathews, University of Central Florida

• Persistence and Activity of Local Progressive Political Groups in the Trump Era: Indivisible Groups in Virginia, 2017-2020...... Dale Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University • The Federalist Society and the Production of Public Knowledge...... Adrienne Mathews, University of Central Florida; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida • Re-Framing the Scientific Ethos: Sustaining Science as a Social Movement...... Bradley Nash, Appalachian State University • Oath to Protect: US Military Veterans and Indigenous Women at Standing Rock...... Kandice Lynnette Grossman, University of Missouri • Paid Activism and “Happy” Activists: Pathways of Professionalization for Working-Class NGO Employees...... Elizabeth Ann Mount, Flagler College

SESSION 14. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am PANEL- POPULAR CULTURE & RACE Organizers: SunAh Marie Laybourn, University of Memphis; Devon Goss, Emory University

• Maintaining Whiteness in Cultural Institutions: American Opera in the 21st Century...... Ayesha Chetty, University of Cincinnati • The 2019 Black USA Pageant Winner Trifecta: A Comparison of Mainstream and Ethnic Media Coverage...... Monika Gosin, William & Mary • Branding the Human Essence: Exploring Effects of Empowerment Narratives and Hybridized Black Authenticity in Lifestyle Advice...... Amanda Koontz, University of Central Florida • Undocumented Adoptees, Undocumented Migrants: Reframing the Fight for Adoptee Citizenship Rights...... SunAh Marie Laybourn, University of Memphis

SESSION 15. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am PANEL- TEACHING GENDER AND SEXUALITY: CHALLENGES & STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING DISCUSSION IN AN ONLINE ENVIRONMENT Organizer: Tanetta Andersson, Trinity College Presider: James Christiano, Trinity College

SESSION 16. ROUNDTABLE Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 9:00 am-10:15 am FEEDBACK ROUNDTABLES

• Furry Hate...... Benjamin Baker, University of Memphis • Racialized Places: Community Development within the Historic Westside of Las Vegas...... Camisha Doloris Fagan, University of Nevada Las Vegas • A Greening of Cryptocurrency: Environmental Discourse in the Digital Asset Space...... Daniel Sarabia, Roanoke College; Nicole Kemon, Roanoke College • Malcolm X as a Social Theorist and a Critic of Marx...... Michael Royster, Prairie View A&M University

SESSION 18. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am

23 OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 17. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 19. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am OPEN CAFÉ- HOBBY HOUR

SESSION 20. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND RECEPTION Presider: Timothy Dowd, Emory University

• Public Gatekeeping of Immigration Novels...... Sofia Gonzalez Leal, Davidson College • Degrees of Precarity: Educational Experiences and Entrepreneurial Careers of Arts Graduates...... Alexandre Frenette, Vanderbilt University; Rachel Skaggs, Ohio State University; Megan Robinson, Vanderbilt University • The Ebb & Flow of Subgenre Formation: The Case of Progressive Rock 1965-2015...... Timothy Dowd, Emory University; Roberson Beauvile, Emory University; Hannah Chong, Emory University; Amber Churchwell, Emory University; Surbhi Shrivastava, Emory University; Allison Sullivan, Emory University • “Have It Your Way”: Twitter Users Respond to Burger King’s Impossible Whopper...... Anne McNutt Patrick, Virginia Tech • More Than Just K-Pop: The Racialization of Cultural-Tool Kit and the Making of Contemporary Korean Diaspora...... Joong Won Kim, Virginia Tech

24 SESSION 21. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION Presider: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina Greensboro

• Building Better Scholars: A Sociological Approach to Mentorship and Graduate Teacher Training...... Erica Toothman, University of South Florida; Christina Partin, University of South Florida • Pathways to Jobs after College Graduation...... Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina Greensboro; Jazmyn Edwards, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University- Camden • Blended v. Competing Identities: How Paid Employment Impacts the Academic Experiences of First-Generation College Students...... Rachel Sullivan, University at Albany, SUNY • Engaging Undergraduate Students in Academia through Early Research Exposure...... Carley Geiss, University of South Florida; Christina Partin, University of South Florida • Nothing to Fall Back On: How Working-Class Students Manage Temporal Demands...... SE Jenkins, University of South Florida • Scholarship-Supported STEM Students Balancing College Costs and Opportunities: Off- Campus Work, Capital Accumulation, Retention, and Graduation...... Colby King, University of South Carolina Upstate; Jibril Solomon, Bridgewater State University; Jennie Aiezenman, Bridgewater State University; Tom Kling, Bridgewater State University; Stephen Waratuke, Bridgewater State University

SESSION 22. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES AND GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Presider: Nikhil Deb, Murray State University

• Understanding How Brazil Views the West...... Douglas Namur, University of Central Florida • Island Autonomies and Militarization: A Comparative Case Study of Puerto Rico and Sardinia...... Dominique Rivera, University of South Florida • The Politics of Suffering and Resistance in Neoliberal Global South...... Nikhil Deb, Murray State University • What is Global Political Economy?...... Lipon Mondal, University of Dhaka • Do economic shocks increase support for redistribution? Evidence from Greece and the Great Recession...... Eszter Timar, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

25 SESSION 23. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am UNDERSTANDING HEALTH AND RISK Presider: Jason Vincent D`Amours, Florida State University

• Battling the Body: Hormonal Birth Control Usage, Health Effects, and Romantic Relationships...... Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University; Abigail McGuire, North Carolina State University; Suhaima Sharif, East Carolina University; Keely Maelynn Fox, University of Georgia; David Knox, East Carolina University • Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and HIV/AIDS Activism: A Case Study of Act Up...... Jason Vincent D`Amours, Florida State University • Masculinity & Homophobia: Examining Health Disparities Between Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Straight Men Using Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) Data...... Brandon Stewart, University of Memphis

SESSION 24. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am HEALTH IN THE CONTEXT OF COVID-19 Presider: Saiful Islam, Minnesota State University Mankato

• State Health Policy Field in the Context of COVID-19 Pandemic...... Saiful Islam, Minnesota State University Mankato • Perceived Stress, Coping Strategies, and Use of Mental Health Services Among College Students During Covid-19...... Christi Sporl, Wingate University; Terese Lund, Wingate University • Sport and Fitness During the COVID-19 Quarantine...... Dana Greene, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Marcilyn Cianfarani, N/A; Sonya Cowan, Alabama State University

SESSION 25. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am RACIAL INEQUALITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESSES Presider: Caity Curry, University of Minnesota

• Can Time Be Racialized? – A Qualitative Study Describing How Time Is Talked About and Valued by Judges in a County Court...... Michelle Nathalie Nilsson, University of Florida • Exploring Disparities of Systemic Racial Oppression Through Defunding the Police...... Rosalyn Harrington, Winston-Salem State University; Kimberly Michelle Miller, Appalachian State University • The Prison Growth Economy as a Justification for Racial Prejudice According to the Justification-Suppression Model...... Jackie Lamars, Birmingham-Southern College; Meghan Mills, Birmingham-Southern College • Public Defenders as the New Civil Rights Leaders? The Professional Mobilization of Public Defenders in the U.S. South...... Caity Curry, University of Minnesota • Sentencing Disparities in Cases Involving the Fatal Shooting of On-Duty Law Enforcement Officials...... Erika Hargis, University of Indianapolis

26 SESSION 26. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am TEACHING AND LEARNING THROUGH INEQUALITY Presider: Rebecca S. Powers, East Carolina University

• A Pedagogy of Resilience: Teaching and Learning in Turbulent Times...... Jonniann Butterfield, Austin Peay State University; Amanda Patrick, Austin Peay State University • Learning in the Time of Pandemic: Engagement in Collaborative Learning during COVID- 19...... Anna Jo Rutherford, Lee University • Educational Outcomes and Internet Access in North Carolina...... Rebecca S. Powers, East Carolina University; Michelle Livermore, Louisiana State University • The Long-Term Impact of Unplanned Shifts in Secondary Education Instruction on Social Mobility Among Minority Students...... Brittny A. James, Georgia Gwinnett College; Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College; David Kirschner, Georgia Gwinnett College; Cassandra Allen, George Washington University • Examining the Agency of Public Educators and How Their Identities Interact in the Classroom...... Autumn Jade Melear Hough, Warren Wilson College

SESSION 27. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thus, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am HEALTH: MANAGING ANXIETY, RISK, AND FEAR Presider: Gabe H Miller, Mississippi State University

• COVID Compatibility and Risk Negotiation in Online Dating During the COVID-19 Pandemic: I'll Share My Germs with You...... Apryl Williams, University of Michiga; Gabe H Miller, Mississippi State University; Guadalupe Marquez-Velarde, Utah State University • The Effects of Prior Traumatic Experiences on Southern College Drivers and Seatbelt Use...... Tracey Woodard, University of South Carolina - Upstate; Courtney McDonald, University of South Carolina-Upstate • Watching Horror Films: A Qualitative Sociological Study of Fear...... Megan Katherine Piel, Southwestern University • Eco-Anxiety Media Impacts: What Is Their Distribution over Racial, Ethnic, and Other Demographics?...... Russell L Stockard, California Lutheran University • Smartphone Challenge: A Social Experiment During the Coronavirus Pandemic...... John Thomas Mathis, Winthrop University; Orion Hanna, Winthrop University; Hayden McFalls, Winthrop University; Carly Becknell, Winthrop University; Will Williamson, Winthrop University; Daniel Williams, Winthrop University

SESSION 28. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am PANEL- TEACHING SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE *SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE FOR SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE Organizer: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama Presider: Amy Donley, University of Central Florida

Discussants: Amy Donley, University of Central Florida; Mandi N. Barringer, University of North Florida; Danielle Currier, Randolph College; Janis Prince, Saint Leo University

SESSION 29. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am

27 PANEL: AMPLIFYING MARGINALIZED VOICES IN SOCIOLOGY *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS- SOUTH AND SSS COMMITTEE ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES Organizer: Nik M. Lampe, University of South Carolina Presider: Brittany M. Harder, University of Tampa

Discussants: Alyasah Ali Sewell, Emory University; Brittany M. Harder, University of Tampa; Andrea K. Henderson, University of South Carolina; Verna M. Keith, University of Alabama-Birmingham

SESSION 30. POSTER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 10:30 am-11:45 am RACE POSTERS Presider: Susan Weaver, University of the Cumberlands

• Foreclosure and Displacement Among African Americans...... Carlos Anthony Pollard Jr, Dillard University • PWI Acting "Black?": A Case Study of Georgia State University...... Chelsea Ijeoma Ohanuka, Georgia State University • The Superwoman Effect on African American Women...... Damaris Shakesphere, Dillard University • Justice for Gordon Plaza: Examining Environmental Racism in New Orleans...... Jamya Robinson, Dillard University • Race Traitor? White Allyship in the City of Spirit...... Samuel Graham Lonas, Lee University • Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association’s Anti-Racist Environmental Effort in Durham, NC...... Susan Weaver, University of the Cumberlands

SESSION 32. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 31. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 33. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ- PELOTON POWER: WHAT'S BEEN YOUR PANDEMIC STRESS RELIEVER?

SESSION 34. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND CULTURAL PRACTICES Presider: Jessica Pearce, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

• Don't Let a Single One Get Away: The Erosion and Reconstruction of an Online Gaming Community in the Wake of #MeToo...... Daniel Gaston Fleer, Davidson College • Self-Control and the Spread of Cyberhate...... Matthew John Costello, Clemson University; Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Tech; James Hawdon, Virginia Tech • The Myth of the White Boy Gamer: The Gaming Industry as a Racialized Social Structure...... Taylor Devereaux, University of Central Florida

SESSION 35. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm

28 THE DYNAMICS OF STUDENT AND YOUTH ACTIVISM Presider: Jadia Washington, Dillard University

• We're Going Through Changes "The Development of Political and Civic Passivity as It Relates to Identity form Adolescence to Adulthood"...... Jadia Washington, Dillard University • Creating Secular Spaces: Religious Threat and the Presence of Secular Student Alliances at U.S. Colleges and Universities...... Jonathan Coley, Oklahoma State University • Public Opinions About Paying College Athletes and Athletes Protesting During the National Anthem: A Focus on Race/Ethnicity and Political Identities...... Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University; Chris Knoester, The Ohio State University; B. David Ridpath, Ohio University • Graduate Student Unions: An Overview...... John Hedlund, North Carolina State University

SESSION 36. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm NAVIGATING COMMUNITY DURING THE PANDEMIC Presider: Dana Greene, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

• Currently Invisible but Extremely Important: Locating the LGBTQ Community Within the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States...... Dana Greene, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill • When Toxic Masculinity Kills: A Gendered Response to COVID-19...... Claire Louise Carlson, Lee University

SESSION 37. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm GUNS, GAMES, AND LIES: INTERACTIONIST AND NARRATIVE APPROACHES TO DEVIANCE, LEISURE, AND MEDIA Organizer: Long Doan, University of Maryland Presider: David Kirschner, Georgia Gwinnett College

• Symbolic Interactionist Perspectives on Multiplayer Online Gaming...... David Kirschner, Georgia Gwinnett College • Many Shades of Play: Performance Anxiety in Tabletop Gaming...... Kathrine Suzanne Brown, Texas Tech University • Victims, Villains, and Heroes: Narrative Identities and Formula Stories at the Gun Range...... Christina Partin, University of South Florida • Strain and deviant reactions in compulsory military service: An investigation of mediating mechanisms...... Ugur Orak, Middle Tennessee State University; Ozgur Solakoglu, Turkish Military Academy • Propaganda, Lies, and Interaction Ritual Chains: A Socio-Emotional Account of the Spread and Persistence of Online Misinformation...... Joshua Wakeham, The University of Alabama

29 SESSION 38. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm INCARCERATION, PRISONS, AND COMMUNITY Presider: Addie Woods, Davidson College

• Incarceration Trends in the Modern Day...... Savannah Layne Newton, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Families' Experiences with Incarceration during COVID-19...... Paul Jakhu, University of the Fraser Valley • The Challenges of the Reentry Process: A Focus on the Experience of Parents...... Steven Tucker Keener, Christopher Newport University; Ashley Irving, Christopher Newport University • Essential Community Support: Filling the Gaps in NC State Prisons' Response to COVID- 19...... Addie Woods, Davidson College • Structure and Anti-structure in Time Work: Incarceration as a Setting for Temporal Agency...... Michael Flaherty, Eckerd College

SESSION 39. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm DISASTER VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE I Organizer: Kevin Smiley, Louisiana State University Presider: Kevin Smiley, Louisiana State University

• Women’s Role in Food Security and Disaster Resilience: Case Studies in Bengkulu, Indonesia...... Siti Kusujiarti, Warren Wilson College; Titiek K. Hendrastiti, Warren Wilson College • The Impacts of Wildfire: A Critical Race Theory Perspective...... Sunshine Jacobs, Florida State University • Rebuilding without Papers: Immigrant Reception and Incorporation after Natural Disasters...... Hana Brown, Wake Forest University; Chrisotpher Cates, Wake Forest University; Michelle Lazaran, Wake Forest University; Zhongze Wei, Wake Forest University

SESSION 40. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm HEALTH POLICY Presider: Joseph T Lariscy, University of Memphis

• State-Level Trends in Lifespan Variability in the United States, 1960–2014...... Dustin Brown, Mississippi State University; Joseph T Lariscy, University of Memphis; Benjamin Walker, Mississippi State University • From Illness Narratives to Disability Narratives: Stories to Effect Policy Change as a Cure for Social Paralysis...... Anne Bryden, Case Western Reserve University; Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University • Racial Disparities in Policy Determinants of HIV/AIDS...... Gabe H Miller, Mississippi State University • Policy Based Resources and Health Disparities among American Indian and Alaska Native Elders...... Sadie Giles, Virginia Tech • The Impact of Neighborhood Resources on Physical and Social Activities among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in China...... Ye Luo, Clemson University; Xi Pan, Texas State University; Lingling Zhang, University of Massachusetts-Boston

30 SESSION 41. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- WELCOME TO WHEREVER WE ARE: A MEMOIR OF FAMILY, CAREGIVING AND REDEMPTION Organizer: Deborah Cohan, University of South Carolina Beaufort Presider: Michallene McDaniel, University of North Georgia

Discussants: Danielle Currier, Randolph College; Nazneen Michelle Kane, Randolph-Macon College; Laura Simon, Mercer University

SESSION 42. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm PANEL- PROTECTING WHITENESS: WHITELASH AND THE REJECTION OF RACIAL EQUALITY; PART 1 Organizer: Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University Presider: J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida

• Post–Color Blindness? Trump and the Rise of the New White Nationalism...... Woody Doane, Hartford University • Recruiting White “Victims”: White Supremacist Flyers on College Campuses...... David Dietrich, Texas State University • Solidarity and Struggle: White Antiracist Activism in the Time of Trump...... Mary Ryan, Washington and Jefferson College; David Brunsma, Virginia Tech • Diversity Regimes and White Race-Conscious Archetypes...... James Thomas, University of Mississippi • Political Correctness: A Genuine Concern for Discussion or Slippery Language Rooted in Racial Animosity...... J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida; Micah Roos, Virginia Tech

SESSION 43. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm PANEL- NAVIGATING CISNORMATIVITY IN THE ACADEMY AS A TRANS SCHOLAR *CO- SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH AND SSS COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY Organizer: Nik M. Lampe, University of South Carolina Presider: J. Erica Sumerau, University of Tampa

Discussants: J. Erica Sumerau, University of Tampa; Naomi Simmons-Thorne, University of South Carolina; Blu Buchanan, University of California - Davis; Baker Rogers, Georgia Southern University; Austin Johnson, Kenyon College

SESSION 44. WORKSHOP Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm WORKSHOP: GIFTS: GOOD IDEAS FOR TEACHING SOCIOLOGY AND FOR PUBLISHING IN TRAILS Organizers: Julia Waity, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina, Wilmington; Colby King, University of South Carolina Upstate

31 SESSION 45. MEETING Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm SWS S-HAND MENTOR MEETING This networking café is for the SWS-South Hand Mentors and Mentees. Come join us for an opportunity to meet your mentor match! The welcoming of mentors and mentees will take place in the networking café and then direct matches to individual breakout rooms for one-on-one conversation

SESSION 46. ROUNDTABLE Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm ROUNDTABLE: DOCUMENTARY: WE CAME A LONG WAY BY FAITH: CATHOLIC HILL AND ST. JAMES THE GREATER CATHOLIC CHURCH Organizer: Alison McLetchie, South Carolina State University

Discussant: George Wingard, University of South Carolina-Columbia

SESSION 47. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 48. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 49. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ- A CONVERSATION FOR PET LOVERS

SESSION 50. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm INSTITUTIONAL DISCRIMINATION Presider: Karina Santellano, University of Southern California

• Compounded Inequality: How the U.S. Paycheck Protection Program is Failing Los Angeles Latino Small Businesses...... Karina Santellano, University of Southern California • Model Employee: A Content Analysis on the Reporting of Vietnamese Manicurist and Nail Technicians...... Camille Montano, Flagler College • Diversity Meaning-Making in a High-Tech Firm...... Annika Wilcox, North Carolina State University • Changing Business Landscapes of Germantown and North Nashville...... Katherine Everhart, Tusculum University • "Lots of Times They Don't Pay": Day Laborers, Nativity, and Race in Texas...... Nancy Plankey- Videla, Texas A&M University; Cynthia Luz Cisneros Franco, Texas A&M University

32 SESSION 51. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm ISSUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY Presider: Nadya M Vera, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

• Risk, Recreancy, and Environmental Illnesses...... Nadya M Vera, University of Tennessee- Knoxville • Place in a Changing Environment: Challenges for the Development of a Coherent Climate Culture in Depopulated Communities of Southern Rural Spain...... Pilar Morales Giner , University of Florida • Environmental Beliefs about Climate Change and Prior Experiences of Natural Disasters...... Michelle McLeese, University of Southern Mississippi; Charles Walter, University of Southern Mississippi

SESSION 52. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm THEORIZING RACE, STIGMA, AND UNEQUAL OUTCOMES Presider: Victor Ray, University of Iowa

• Mechanisms in the Cycle of Violence: A Test of Five Theories...... Megan Steele, University of Georgia • Puerto Rico and Hurricane Maria: Illegibility and Recovery in a Colonial Archipelago...... Adam Michael Straub, Oklahoma State University • How Do We Fix the USA? ‘Another World is Possible’ in the Theories of Charlotte Perkins Gilman, WEB DuBois, and Angela Davis...... Camille Petersen, Northeastern University • Strategic Stigma: A Synthetic Theory of Stigma and Privilege...... Jessica Pfaffendorf, North Carolina State University • Disaster Racism: Using Black Sociology, Critical Race Theory, and History to Understand Racial Disparity to Disaster in the United States...... Kyle Breen, Louisiana State University

SESSION 53. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm CRIME, WORK, AND THE ECONOMY Presider: Justin Allen Baker, Dillard University

• Ex-Offender Reentry Workers and the Construction of Moral Identities...... Andre Vaughn Ivey, Florida State University • Workplace as a Criminogenic Environment: A Typological Analysis of Workplace Violence...... Hua-Lun Huang, Univ Of Louisiana-Lafayette • COVID-19, Global Disaster Capitalism, and the Prison Industrial Complex: The Case of GEO Group...... Jessica Bell, Southeastern Louisiana University; Megan Howard, Southeastern Louisiana University; Marc Settembrino, Southeastern Louisiana University; Lisa Olson, Southeastern Louisiana University • Profit, Non-Profit and Employment Among Ex-Offenders...... Justin Allen Baker, Dillard University • Crime, Conflict, and Commodities: Peruvian Piracy and the Natural Resource Curse...... Richard Dally, Texas A&M University; Jenna Lamphere, Texas A&M University, Galveston; Elizabeth Nymen, Texas A&M University

33 SESSION 54. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE COVID-19 ERA Organizer: Alanna Gillis, St Lawrence University Presider: Alanna Gillis, St Lawrence University

• “I don’t know how I will pay rent”: Inequality in College Student Experiences of the COVID-19 Pandemic’s Impact in Spring 2020...... Alanna Gillis, St Lawrence University; Renee Ryburg, Child Trends; Sara McCauley, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Myklynn LaPoint, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Disembodiment, Alienation, and Non-Personhood in Virtual Instruction...... Roscoe Scarborough, College of Coastal Georgia

SESSION 55. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm TEACHING AND LEARNING: RETHINKING SOCIOLOGY CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION

• A Climate Change Module for Introduction to Sociology Classes...... Andrew Szasz, University of California-Santa Cruz • Beyond the Checkbox: The Central Role of Sociologists in Furthering Institutional Diversity Initiatives...... Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University; Veronica Skubisz, Winthrop University • More Than the Eye Can CV: Repackaging Academic Skills for Non-Academic Careers...... Christina Partin, University of South Florida; Carley Geiss, University of South Florida • In Plain Sight: Exploring the Hidden Curriculum in Graduate Sociology Courses...... Ashley Yvonne Stone, University of Central Florida

SESSION 56. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm STATUS, EMOTIONS, AND WELLBEING Organizer: Long Doan, University of Maryland Presider: Amy Baxter, Air University

• Status and Framing Past Accomplishments...... Amy Baxter, Air University; Lauren Elkins, United States Air Force • To Whom Do Emotions Spread? Emotional Contagion in Status Hierarchies...... Kayla Pierce, • Status Ideology: Extending Status Characteristics Theory to Include the Cognitive Effort and Rationalization of Status Inequality...... Brennan James Miller, Kent State University • “How Can Others Love Me When I Don’t?”: Self-Esteem, Body Weight, and Romantic Relationships...... Keely Maelynn Fox, University of Georgia; Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University; David Knox, East Carolina University • Social Support and Well-being: The Impact of Gender and Race on Midlife and Older Adults’...... Margaret Ralston, Mississippi State University

34 SESSION 57. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- FLATLINING: RACE, WORK AND HEALTH CARE IN THE NEW ECONOMY Organizer: Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University Presider: Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University

Discussants: Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State University; LaTonya Trotter, Vanderbilt University

SESSION 58. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm PANEL- TRAUMA, STRESS, AND TEACHING: HOW FACULTY PROCESS AND COPE WITH SECONDARY STRESS Organizer: Teresa Anne Roach, Florida State University

Discussants: Teresa Anne Roach, Florida State University; Stephanie Bradley, Radford University; Joanna Hunter, Radford University; Stacy Salerno, Broward College; Erica Toothman, University of South Florida

SESSION 59. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm PANEL- ANTI RACIST PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES Organizer: Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College Presider: Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College

Discussants: Monisha Jackson, Georgia State University; Brittny A. James, Georgia Gwinnett College; Stephanie Baran, Nicholls State

SESSION 61. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 60. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

35 SESSION 63. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm INTERGROUP RELATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA Presider: Joshua Reyna, Northeast Lakeview College

• Race Based Support For The Death Penalty Using Religious Attendance As A Moderator...... Joshua Reyna, Northeast Lakeview College; Ramiro Garcia-Villarreal, Alabama State University; Adolph Delgado, The University Of Texas at San Antonio • "Are you wearing a tablecloth?": Gender-Based Violence and Anti-Muslim Racism...... Aneesa Aruna Baboolal, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth • A Shame of Inches: Race and On-Field Penalization in Division 1 College Football...... Andrew Davis, North Carolina State University; Tom Leppard, North Carolina State University; Alexander Kinney, University of Arizona; Terrence Hill, University of Texas-San Antonio • White Profession, Black Professional: 'Experiencing Racism' and the White Structural Imperative to Let it Go...... Ifeanyi Ukpabi, Georgia State University • “Don’t Talk to me About Race, Talk to People of Color:” Racism in a Progressive White Community...... Miguel Montalva Barba, Salem State University

SESSION 64. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm INEQUALITIES, IDENTITIES, AND FAMILIES ACROSS CONTEXTS Presider: Chengwei Chen, Duke University

• “She was Just an American Marrying a G-d Damn Swede” : A Brief History of Identity and Family in the Lives of Texas Swedes...... Hollie A. Teague, Texas Woman`s University • “You Make me Shine”: Positive Partner Influences in Romantic Relationships...... David Knox, East Carolina University; Chelsea Dyer, Morehead State University; Taylor Hilliard, Eastern Carolina University; Elizabeth Perkins, Morehead State University • Religion, Politics, and Attitudes toward LGBTQ Marriage and Family among Southern College Students...... Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College; Alexandra Dorothy Aiello, Davidson College; Camryn Ellis, Davidson College • How Institutional Context Shapes the Accounts of School Choice and Boundary-Making among Middle Class Parents in an Urban School District...... Paul Knudson, Methodist University • Transnational Marriage in China...... Chengwei Chen, Duke University • When Worlds Collide: Exploring Attachment Theory Among Internationally Adopted Children...... Emma Joy McArthy, Lee University

36 SESSION 65. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm GENDERED ACTIVISM IN SOCIAL MOVEMENT MOBILIZATION Presider: Kimberly Kelly, Mississippi State University

• Pitching In and Helping Out: Gendered Grassroots Responses to COVID-19...... Kimberly Kelly, Mississippi State University; Braden Leap, Mississippi State University; Marybeth Stalp, University of Northern Iowa • The Double Burden of Activist Mothers: Gendering Quiescence in Cases of Environmental Health Threats...... Landen Gambill Longest, North Carolina State University; Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina State University; Alison Adams, University of Florida • The Transition Experiences of Post-9/11 Women Warriors: A Sociocultural Perspective...... Rebecca Loraine, University of South Carolina Aiken; DeAnna Gore, University of South Carolina Aiken • How Cultural Resources Matter: Environmental Health and Collective Memory in Women Farmworkers’ Activism...... Anne Saville, Flagler College; Alison Adams, University of Florida

SESSION 66. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm THE DEEP ROOTS OF (COVID) HEALTH DISPARITIES Presider: Stephanie Lovisiah Hanus, University of Georgia

• COVID-19: Lived Experiences of College Students During a Pandemic...... Heather Jo Parks, University of Arkansas; Shauna Morimoto, University of Arkansas • Hunger, Housing, and Health: Results from an Experimental Intervention for Students in Florida Hanging on to College Ambitions...... Lara Perez-Felkner, Florida State University; Christine Baker-Smith, Temple University; Riccardo Purita, Florida State University • The Effects of Gentrification on Health and Wellness within Lower S.E.S. Neighborhoods...... Randall Lonnie Day, Flagler College • The Impact of COVID-19 on College Student Food Access...... Julia Waity, University of North Carolina Wilmington • Food Insecurity Among Southeastern Louisiana University Students...... Jacob O`Neill, Southeastern Louisiana University; Sam Allen, Southeastern Louisiana University; Tiffany Bel, Southeastern Louisiana University; Michael-Anne Leachman, Southeastern Louisiana University; Darren Quiett Quiett, Southeastern Louisiana University; Donovan Storr, Southeastern Louisiana University • The Impact of Relationship Commitment and Relationship Quality on Individual Wellbeing among African American Young Adults: An Examination of Gender Differences...... Stephanie Lovisiah Hanus, University of Georgia

37 SESSION 67. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm HEALTHCARE UTILIZATION AND MEDICATION

• Depharmacueticalization and Medical Delegitimation: Utilizing a Foucauldian Framework to Explore Residents’ and Patients’ Attitudes Regarding the Opioid Overdose Epidemic and the Consequences of Opioid Therapy Depharmacueticalization...... Zack Simoni, The University of Tennessee--Chattanooga • Covid-19 Pandemic Related Stress, Coping, and Substance Use...... Meghan Mills, Birmingham-Southern College; Katie McIntyre, Birmingham-Southern College • The Discursive Power of Social Media: Twitter Data and Mental Health Treatment-Seeking Behavior...... Meagan Rainock, Vanderbilt University • Emergency Nurses’ Perceptions and Attitudes on Pregnancy and IV Drug Use...... Aidan Nadim Settman, University of North Carolina-Asheville • Been There, Done That: Experiential Research Learning for Undergraduate Sociology Students...... Abigail McGuire, North Carolina State University; Kyndal Caskey, Wingate University; Taylor Christensen, Wingate University; Sasha Griffin, Wingate University; Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University; Christi Sporl, Wingate University

SESSION 68. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY Presider: Brandon Hamann, Dillard University

• Possibilities for Reform in Policing, Courts, and Jails During COVID-19...... Felicia Arriaga, Appalachian State University; Jessie Rios, Appalachian State University • How Urban Europeans perceive safety: Immigration, racialization, and cities...... Kevin Smiley, Louisiana State University; Yulin Yang, Louisiana State University • Trial by Media: How News Narratives Surrounding Criminal Cases and the Fame of the Defendant Influence Perceptions of Guilt...... Margaret Kate Lemon, Mercer University • Community Policing Policy and Police Legitimacy...... Brandon Hamann, Dillard University; Ashraf Esmail, Dillard University • Pushed Out: Adolescence and the Struggle with Educational Engagement in Hawaiʻi...... Sanna King, Mississippi State University

SESSION 69. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm MAKING PLACE Presider: Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon

• Legacies of Place: Remaking a Rust Belt City...... Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon • Death, Commodification, and Spectacle: Tourism in Hollywood Cemeteries...... Marta Soligo, University of Nevada Las Vegas; David R. Dickens, University of Nevada Las Vegas • Bricolage and Racial Valuation in the Harlem-TripAdvisor Relationship...... Trevor Jamerson, Virginia Tech • Contested Ecological Sites: Intersections of Multimedia Art, Nature, and Sacred Indigenous Space...... Josiah Ray Kidwell, University of Nevada Las Vegas • An Evolving Research Agenda: Foundations & Persistence of the Deadhead Community...... Rebecca Adams, University of North Carolina-Greensboro

38 SESSION 70. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- I DON'T LIKE THE BLUES: RACE, PLACE, AND THE BACKBEAT OF BLACK LIFE Organizer: B. Brian Foster, University of Mississippi

Discussants: Joseph Ewoodzie, JR, Davidson College; Zandria Robinson, Georgetown University; Danielle Purifoy, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

SESSION 71. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED: CHRISTIANS' PERSPECTIVES ON HOMOSEXUALITY & GAY AND LESBIAN CIVIL RIGHTS *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH AND SSS COMMITTEE ON Organizer: Baker Rogers, Georgia Southern University Presider: J. Erica Sumerau, University of Tampa

Discussants: J. Erica Sumerau, University of Tampa; Bernadette Barton, Morehead State University; Mandi N. Barringer, University of North Florida; Amy McDowell, University of Mississippi; Amy Stone, Trinity University

SESSION 72. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm PANEL- BEING A PROFESSOR: THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF WORKING AT VARIOUS ACADEMIC INSTITUTION TYPES Organizer: Jill Evelyn Yavorsky, University of North Carolina Charlotte Presider: Jill Evelyn Yavorsky, University of North Carolina Charlotte

Discussants: Victoria Rankin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Christina Wolfe, Georgia Highlands College; Sarah Cribbs, Randolph-Macon College; Beth Rushing, Appalachian College Association; Boniface Noyongoyo, Marshall University

SESSION 73. WORKSHOP Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm WORKSHOP: PUBLISHING TIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS AND NEW FACULTY Organizers: Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida

Discussants: Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florid

SESSION 74. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm SWS-SOUTH CRAFTING SPACE All are welcome! Grab your own craft of choice (e.g., coloring, knitting, painting, etc.) and come join SWS-South as we take a break from sessions to enjoy sparking some creativity and conversation by doing crafts together!

39 Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICES WITH COURTNEY B. ROSS

SESSION 75. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 76. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ- SOBER HAPPY HOUR

SESSION 77. Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ- SWS-SOUTH HAPPY HOUR All are welcome! Grab a beverage and come join SWS-South for virtual games!

SESSION 78. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE IN AND OF THE SOUTH Presider: Whitney Ann Hayes, Virginia Tech

• We've Got to Keep Meeting Like This!: Innovative Qualitative Research Methods Raise Community Voices to Combat Environmental Disparities...... Roma Hanks, University of South Alabama; Sarah Wraight, University of South Alabama; Brandon Moss, University of South Alabama; Denise Lewis, University of Georgia; Shoon Lio, Spring Hill College; Hosik Min, U of South Alabama • Building Social Capital: Designing a Culturally Responsive Scenario-Based Exercise...... Shoon Lio, Spring Hill College; Brandon Moss, University of South Alabama; Roma Hanks, University of South Alabama; Hosik Min, U of South Alabama • “It’s part of our history. It’s not a symbol of racism”: Cultural Frames, Confederate Symbolism, and Conversations about (Anything but) Race...... Whitney Ann Hayes, Virginia Tech; Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Tech • From Negation to Metaphor: Contemporary Utilization of Slave Discourses by Hate Groups in Tennessee...... Ruthie Wienk, Lee University; Natalie Duncan, Lee University • Assessing Spatial Inequality and Cultural Capital in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana...... Tyler D`Angelo Edward Scott, Louisiana State University

40 SESSION 79. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm SOCIALIZATION FOR RACIAL INTERACTIONS Presider: Debbie Griffith, University of Central Florida

• The Cultural Significance of Socialized Racist Behavior within the Black Family...... Debbie Griffith, University of Central Florida • Rationalizing Racialized “Private” Personal Preferences: Online Daters and their Romantic Decisions...... Celeste Curington, North Carolina State University; Katherine Johnson, North Carolina State University • "The Talk" as Collective Grief and Guidance in a Marginalized Black Neighborhood...... Francisco Pablo Landeros Vieyra, SUNY Albany

SESSION 80. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON FAMILIES Presider: Amy Sorensen, Emory and Henry University

• Parenting in a Pandemic: Social Distancing and its Effect on Support and Social, Emotional Loneliness...... Matthew Sedlar, George Mason University • African-American Working Mothers and “Shift Convergence:” Advancing the Concept in the Context of a Global Pandemic...... Loren Henderson, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Brandy Wallace, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Nicole Cousin-Gossett, University of Maryland Eastern Shore; Kimberly Moffitt, University of Maryland Eastern Shore • Too Much and Not Enough: Household Composition and Experiences of Togetherness and Isolation in Covid-19...... Shelley Koch, Emory and Henry University; Amy Sorensen, Emory and Henry University • I'm in My Damn Garage: The Compound Inequalities Affecting Faculty Members Revealed by a Sudden Shift to Online Learning...... Austin Stubblefield, Texas Tech University; Patricia Maloney, Texas Tech University

SESSION 81. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm POLARIZATION, POLICY, AND STATE POWER Presider: David Jaffee, University of North Florida

• A Class War is Better than A Culture War, Unless You Are A Capitalist: Polarization and Conflict in American Politics...... David Jaffee, University of North Florida • Official Framing—Portraying the Implementation of an Unpopular Policy as Responsive Governance...... Yao Li, University of Florida • An analysis of women Trump supporters...... Christine Matragrano, Florida State University • Why Our Life Expectancy Went Down...... James Gundlach, Auburn University • Sociopolitical Context, Refugees, and Predicting the Need for Financial Assistance in the United States...... Paul Scholes, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

41 SESSION 82. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm ENDURING ECONOMIC INEQUALITY Presider: Joseph Merry, Furman University

• Inequality Beliefs: A Systematic Interdisciplinary Review, 1970-2018...... Joseph Merry, Furman University; Becca Waldorf, Furman University • The Slow Violence of Persistent Poverty in America...... Ryan Parsons, Princeton University • Financial Literacy...... Emiia D`Shauyn Charles, Dillard University • U.S. Climate Migration and the Inquiry of Social Scientists...... Troy S. Okum, University of Florida

SESSION 83. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm GLOBALIZING WORK: IMMIGRATION AND MARKETIZATION Presider: Gabriela León-Pérez, Virginia Commonwealth University

• Legal Immigration and the US Labor Market: Occupational Mobility of High-Skilled and Low- Skilled Immigrants...... Gabriela León-Pérez, Virginia Commonwealth University; Larissa Coelho, Virginia Commonwealth University • Labor Migration and Globalized Impoverishment: Examining the Indian and Bangladeshi Diaspora in the UAE...... Danya R Rangachar, Davidson College • Market Transition and Work Values in Urban China...... Yang Cao, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

SESSION 84. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm MENTAL HEALTH

• Sociological Musings On Suicide In Cartoons...... Joshua Reyna, Northeast Lakeview College; Ramiro Garcia-Villarreal, Alabama State University • Work Context and Worker’s Well-being: Examining Mediation Effect of Coping Resources...... Tenshi Kawashima, University of Georgia • Who’s Hurt Most by Financial Problems? Exploring Heterogeneity in the Effects of Financial Stressors on Midlife Mental Health...... Joseph Wolfe, University of Alabama at Birmingham • The Costs and Benefits of Caring: Exploring the Effect of Empathic Concern on Well- Being...... Katharine M. Gary, Kent State University • Enduring Effects of Early Life Traumas on Adult Suicidal Ideation...... Muhammed Yildiz, Dixie State University

42 SESSION 85. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR - THE DEATH OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION? RACIALIZED FRAMING AND THE FIGHT AGAINST RACIAL PREFERENCE IN COLLEGE ADMISSIONS (J. SCOTT CARTER AND CAMERON LIPPARD) Organizer: David Embrick, University of Connecticut Presider: David Embrick, University of Connecticut

Discussants: Bhoomi Thakore, University of Central Florida; James Thomas, University of Mississippi; hephzibah strmic-pawl, Manhattanville College; Johnny Williams, Trinity College

SESSION 86. PANEL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm PANEL- BOOK PUBLISHING IN SOCIOLOGY: RECENT TRENDS, FUTURE DIRECTIONS Organizers: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania; Jacob Habinek, Linköping University, Sweden; Presider: Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania

Discussants: Naomi Schneider, University of California Press; Suzanne Nichols, Russell Sage Foundation Press; Elizabeth Branch Dyson, University of Chicago Press

SESSION 87. ROUNDTABLE Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm ROUNDTABLE: BUILDING TOWARDS AN ANTI-RACIST SOCIOLOGY DURING THE DOUBLE PANDEMIC: A STUDENT LED DISCUSSION Organizer: Cameron Ruby Rosen, Virginia Commonwealth University

Discussants: Camila Tirado, Virginia Commonwealth University; Jesse Goldstein, Virginia Commonwealth University

SESSION 88. POSTER SESSION Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE POSTER PRESENTATIONS

• Are Social Disorganization and Land Use the Casual Mechanisms that Drive the Association Between Liquor Store Density and Domestic Violence Occurrences?...... Holly Gayle Neely, Dillard University • Blame Attribution Based on Race and Media Portrayal of the Victim...... Ciara Peebles, University of Central Florida • The Impact Rehabilitative Climates have on Sexual Offenders Treatment Success and Recidivism...... Nadiah Hadir , Dillard University • How COVID-19 Can Help Transform the Criminal Justice As We Know It...... Ashley Reed Maryland, Louisiana State University

43 SESSION 89. PRESIDENTIAL Meeting Room Thurs, April 8 · 6:00 pm-7:30 pm PLENARY PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY: THE ROLE OF ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP IN SOLVING SOCIAL PROBLEMS

Organizer: Adia Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis Panelists: Aldon Morris, Northwestern University; Mary Moran, Our Voice Nuestra Voz

FRIDAY April 9th, 2021

SESSION 91. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 90. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 92. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am OPEN CAFÉ- COFFEE LOVERS UNITE

SESSION 93. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am BELONGING AND ACADEMIC OUTCOMES Presider: Kristi Hoffman, Roanoke College

• Gender, Course Taking, and STEM Fields: Following Florida’s Community College Students’ Pathways to Computing and Engineering Baccalaureate Degrees...... Lara Perez-Felkner, Florida State University; Jinjushang Chen, Florida State University; Kristen Erichsen, Florida State University • Sex Segregation of High School Mathematics and Science Extracurricular Activities: Longitudinal Effects on Efficacy, Identity, and Degree Earned...... Kristen Erichsen, Florida State University; Lara Perez-Felkner, Florida State University • Disability Stigma: Factor Structure Among University Faculty...... Robert Michael Matchett, Louisiana State University • A Theoretical Model for Alcohol Abstinence in College...... Kristi Hoffman, Roanoke College; Stephanie Zemba, Roanoke College

44 SESSION 94. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am FAMILY AND COMMUNITY RESPONSES TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS Presider: Sarah Christine Caylor, Mississippi State University

• The Impact of Parental Incarceration on Childhood Development...... Yahnah Lighthall, Dillard University • Building Responsibility and Self Efficacy: Engaging Fathers Through the Fatherhood P.R.I.D.E Project...... Jeffry Will, University of North Florida, Center for Community Initiatives • Feeding the Family: Dollar General and Food Access in Central Appalachia...... Amanda Marie Burroughs, Virginia Tech • How Economic Stress is Associated with Risky Sex: An Extension of the Family Stress Model with a Sample of African American Adolescents in Two-Caregiver and Single Mother Families...... Alyssa Lauren Brown, University of Georgia; Leslie Gordon Simons, University of Georgia

SESSION 95. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am REPRODUCING ECONOMIC INEQUALITY Presider: Megan Underhill, University of North Carolina Asheville

• Race and Gender Disparities in Academic Pay...... Erick Aaron Axxe, The Ohio State University; Peter Choi, The Ohio State University • Classists-in-Training: How Middle-Class Parents Teach Their Children to Fear and Distrust Working-Class and Poor Americans...... Megan Underhill, University of North Carolina Asheville; Emily Catherine Weatherspoon, University of North Carolina-Asheville • Complexities of Economic Well-Being and Vulnerability in Rural America: A Look at Nativity Status and Race/Ethnicity...... Rachel Michelle Sparkman, Florida State University

45 SESSION 96. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am RACIAL HEALTH DISPARITIES, FAMILY, AND NEIGHBORHOODS Presider: Christy Erving, Vanderbilt University

• Resilience and Health: How Caregiving Influences Custodial African American Grandmothers’ Outlook on Life and Health Status...... Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Dorothy Smith-Ruiz, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Neighborhood Effects: Race, Resource Deserts, and Mental Health in the Urban South...... Lacee Satcher, Vanderbilt University • A Discriminating Illness: Race-Ethnicity, Gender, and Marital Status Differences in Psychological Distress during the Coronavirus 2019 Pandemic...... Brittany Hearne, University of Arkansas • Food Security: A Racial and Gender Divide...... Tangela Towns, Winston-Salem State University; Richard Moye, Winston-Salem State University; Antonius Skipper, Georgia State University; Daniel Rose, Winston-Salem State University • Confronting COVID-19 in Under-Resourced, Minority Neighborhoods: A Qualitative Study Examining Community Member and Stakeholders’ Perceptions...... Lori Brand Bateman, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Yu-Mei Schoenberger, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Barbara Hansen, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Tiffany Osborne, University of Alabama- Birmingham; Grace Okoro, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Kimberly Speights, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Mona Fouad, University of Alabama-Birmingham

SESSION 97. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am ROLES OF RELIGION IN EVERYDAY LIFE Presider: Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University

• The Impact of Romantic Relationship Type on Overall Life Satisfaction...... Chyi Lee, Wingate University; Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University • A Cure for Original Sin? The Southern Baptist Convention and Race 1970-2000: A Study of a “Race Relations Sunday” Institutional Initiative...... Steve McGlamery, Virginia Tech • Religious Congregations’ Engagement with the Justice-Involved Population: Patterns and Potential Implications...... Anna Lawrence Holleman, Duke University; Ruth Wygle, Duke University • Religiosity and Technology...... John Robert Weston, University of Central Florida • Methodological Findings from a Field Experiment on the Intersection of Race and Religion during COVID-19...... Alonso Octavio Aravena Mendez, Baylor University • Water into Wine: Religiosity and Drinking Behaviors among College Students at HBCUs vs. PWIs...... Anisah Bagasra, Kennesaw State University; Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University; Mitchell Mackinem, Wingate University

46 SESSION 98. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RACE Organizer: Long Doan, University of Maryland Presider: Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Tech

• The Emotional Effects of Confederate Flags...... Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Tech; Micah Roos, Virginia Tech; Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech • "We’re trying to brainwash you but with the right information": Ideology, Collective Identity and Personal Transformation in Black Organizing...... Chaniqua Simpson, North Carolina State University; Avery Walter, North Carolina State University; Kim Ebert, North Carolina State University • How the Other Half Lives: The Impact of Cultural Identity on the Psychosocial Resources of non-Latino Whites...... Jasmine Davis-Randolph, Indiana University Bloomington

SESSION 99. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am ADULT CHILDREN’S RELATIONSHIPS WITH PARENTS Presider: Angelica Celeste Loblack, University of Maryland

• Perceptions of One’s Parents/Parenting: Some Undergraduate Data...... Mariella Florimonte, Eastern Carolina University; Taylor Hilliard, Eastern Carolina University; David Knox, East Carolina University • Remedial Emotion Work: How Parents and LGBs Preserve Strained Relationships...... Tyler Flockhart, North Carolina State University • Intergenerational Financial Support and Older Parents’ Subjective Well-Being in China...... Haiyan Zhu, Virginia Tech; Danan Gu, United Nations • "I'm an Adult Now, and I Want You to Treat Me Like One!": College Students, Their Parents, and the Relational Construction of Adult Self-Image...... Michael Carl Ide, University of Massachusetts-Amherst • Our White Mothers: A Dual Auto-Ethnography of Black Multiracial Reflective Resistance...... Angelica Celeste Loblack, University of Maryland; Simone Durham, University of Maryland

SESSION 100. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- MIXED-RACE IN THE US AND UK Organizer: Jennifer Patrice Sims, University of Alabama in Huntsville Presider: Jennifer Patrice Sims, University of Alabama in Huntsville

Discussants: Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, Florida State University; hephzibah strmic-pawl, Manhattanville College

47 SESSION 101. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am PANEL- PROTECTING WHITENESS: WHITELASH AND THE REJECTION OF RACIAL EQUALITY-PART 2 Organizer: Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University Presiders: J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida; David Embrick, University of Connecticut;

• Shaping and Maintaining Local Immigration Enforcement Policies through White Saviors and Economic Motivations...... Felicia Arriaga, Appalachian State University • Institutional Racism Revisited: How Institutions Perpetuate and Promote Racism through Color Blindness...... Charles Gallagher, La Salle University • Echoing Derrick A. Bell: Black Women’s Resistance to White Supremacy in the Age of Trump...... Marlese Durr, Wright State University • Blue Lives Matter: Police Protection or Countermovement...... Maretta McDonald, Louisiana State University • Colorful Art, White Spaces: How an Art Museum Maintains White Spaces...... Simon Weffer, Northern Illinois University; David Embrick, University of Connecticut; Silvia Dominguez, Northeastern University • White Noise: How White Nationalist Content Creators Reproduce Narratives of White Power and Victimhood on YouTube...... C. Doug Charles, University of Central Florida

SESSION 102. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am PANEL- REPRODUCTIVE EXPERIENCES ON THE MARGINS *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS- SOUTH AND SSS COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY Organizer: Nik M. Lampe, University of South Carolina Presider: Angela Vergara, University of Central Florida

Discussants: Miranda R. Waggoner, Florida State University; Angela Vergara, University of Central Florida; Della J. Winters, Arkansas State University; Alexandra C. H. Nowakowski, Florida State University College of Medicine

SESSION 103. OTHER Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 9:00 am-10:15 am CONVERSATION WITH GRADUATE STUDENTS Organizer: Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University This session provides a space for graduate students to talk about their experiences in virtual classrooms and their perceptions for continuing their programs and start their job search in anticipation of graduation. This session is sponsored by the Membership Committee.

SESSION 104. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 105. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am OPEN CAFÉ

48 SESSION 106. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am OPEN CAFÉ- "I'M TIRED OF ZOOMING": A PLACE TO DISCUSS THE ZOOM MISERY IN OUR LIVES

SESSION 107. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am DILEMMAS OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC IDENTITY Presider: Patrick Reagan Clemens, Texas Tech University

• Comparative Evaluation of Double Consciousness in Latin American Migrant Groups...... Patrick Reagan Clemens, Texas Tech University; Nadia Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University • Race Self-labeling Choices of Multiracial People...... Sarah Elizabeth Castillo, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Opposition and Identity among White Supremacist Organizations...... Joshua Hummel, North Carolina State University • “I’m Not Biracial, but then Am I Mixed?:” Racial Categorization Patterns in Second-Generation Black-White Multiracials...... Haley Grace Pilgrim, University of Pennsylvania • Why Diversity Matters: Finding Community as Desi College Students...... Syeda Bano, Oglethorpe University

SESSION 108. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am GENDER AND RELATIONSHIPS Presider: Angie Hattery, University of Deleware

• Consent and Pleasure in College Sexual Relationships...... Alexandra Dorothy Aiello, Davidson College • A Longitudinal Study of Black-White Biracial College Women's Dating Experiences and Partner Preferences...... Kristen Clayton, Oglethorpe University • The Impact of Gendered Traits on the Relationship between Childhood Maltreatment and Self- Esteem...... Timothy McClure, University of South Carolina-Aike; DeAnna Gore, University of South Carolina Aiken

49 SESSION 109. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am PUBLIC SOCIOLOGY: POLICY-RELEVANT RESEARCH IN ACTION Presider: Enkeshi El-Amin, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

• Making Meaning and Community Transformation: Negotiating Mentorship Programs in Low- Income Public Schools in the Bible Belt...... Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University; Candace Lapan, Wingate University; Catherine Wright, Wingate University • Public Perceptions of Science and Science Controversies: An Emerging Qualitative Research Project from Louisiana...... Carson Strang, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; Madison Price, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; Amy Fuscaldo, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; Emily Gwen Blosser, University of Louisiana-Lafayette • Challenges of Community-Based Research...... Jon Shefner, The University of Tennessee; Lisa East, University of Tennessee • "We Get It. The Institution Doesn't Care About Us Either!": Linked Fate as a Catalyst for Action...... Vanessa Nunez, University of Nevada Las Vegas • Individual Support for Government Restriction of Religion: An International Study...... Robert R.. Martin, Southeastern Louisiana University

SESSION 110. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am THE NUANCES OF THE POLITICS AND POLICIES OF INEQUALITY Presider: Casey Albitz, Case Western Reserve University

• Sociopolitical Context, Refugees, and Predicting the Need for Financial Assistance in the United States...... Paul Scholes, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • We Got Witnesses: Black Women’s Counter-Surveillance Labor for Police Violence and Accountability...... Shannon Malone-Gonzalez, University of Texas-Austi; Faith M. Deckard, University of Texas-Austi • Mitigating Eviction: The Role of Omnipartial Advocate Problem Solving in Cleveland Municipal Housing Court...... Casey Albitz, Case Western Reserve University • Adverse Childhood Experiences Across Subgroups...... Jywana Moore, Dillard University

SESSION 111. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am SOCIAL INEQUALITY AT WORK Presider: Ju Hyun Park, Emory University

• Female Christian Church Leadership and Leadership Experiences...... India Briana Hall, Grand Canyon University; Ashraf Esmail, Dillard University • Gender and Success in Getting “Heard”: Performance Networks of Classical Composers...... Ju Hyun Park, Emory University • Boats Raised, Not Leveled: Young Physicians’ Gender Pay Gap Persists...... Ananya Sarker, Case Western Reserve University; Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University • Navigating Inequality: Black Tech Entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley...... Alicia Sheares, University of California, Berkeley • Historical Precursors to the 1969 Charleston Hospital Workers Strike...... William Danaher, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College

SESSION 112. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am

50 RACE AND HEALTH Presider: Simone Rambotti, Loyola University New Orleans

• A Thorn in the Heart: A Fixed-Effects Analysis of the Relationship Between Racial Resentment and Heart Disease Death Rate...... Simone Rambotti, Loyola University New Orleans • An Investigation of the Impact of Race, Ethnicity, and Past Experiences of Discrimination on Medical Mistrust, COVID-19 Conspiracy Theory Beliefs, and COVID-19 Protective Behavior...... Andrea Char`Lee Smith, University of Central Florida; Jacqueline Woerner, University of Central Florida; Rochella Perera, University of Central Florida; Angela Haeny, Yale University School of Medicine; Jonathan Michael Cox, University of Central Florida • Reception and Responses to the COVID-19: Cambodian and Laotian Experience in Bayou La Batre, Alabama...... Hosik Min, U of South Alabama; Roma Hanks, University of South Alabama; Shoon Lio, Spring Hill College; Brandon Moss, University of South Alabama • Lethal Police Encounters and Race-Gender Variation in Hypertension...... Ryan Talbert, University of Connecticut

SESSION 113. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am PANEL- HISTORIC BLACK TOWNS OF THE SOUTH: PLACE, IDENTITY, AND AFFIRMATION Organizer: Susan Pearce, East Carolina University

• Black Catholic Education: Catholic Hill, SC – A Case Study...... Alison McLetchie, South Carolina State University • Historically “Black Towns”: A Profile of a Sample of Existing Municipalities...... Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University • Princeville, North Carolina in Reconstructed Heritage...... Susan Pearce, East Carolina University

SESSION 114. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am PANEL- SOCIOLOGISTS DOING ACTIVISM: LABOR, ENVIRONMENT, AND ANIMAL ADVOCACY Organizer: Dale Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Presider: Dale Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University

• Organizing in a Right-to-Work State: Reflections on Past Experiences and Future Directions for Labor Rights...... Meredith A. Katz, Virginia Commonwealth University • Bird Island as Aztlan: Climate Justice in San Antonio...... Kamala Platt, New College, Arizona State University • From Academia to Animal Advocacy Activism and Back Again...... Nadya M Vera, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Public Sociology Challenging Neoliberal Urban Development: The Jacksonville Port Authority Expansion...... David Jaffee, University of North Florida

51 SESSION 115. OTHER Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 10:30 am-11:45 am CONVERSATION WITH JUNIOR FACULTY Organizer: Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University This session provides a space for junior faculty to discuss strategies to sustain online teaching activities, research agendas and service duties during this public health crisis.

Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICES WITH COURTNEY B. ROSS

SESSION 116. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 117. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 118. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ- SWS-SOUTH DEBRIEFING All are welcome! This is a space for discussing challenges or experiences at the conference that you might need support around. Topics can be discussed in the main room or in smaller breakout rooms.

SESSION 119. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm THE IMPACT OF OPPORTUNITY AND ACCESS ON EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES Presider: Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

• Social Capital and the Experiences of White Community College Transfer Students in STEM...... Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Ashleigh Venezia, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Kyleigh Moniz, Florida State University • White Women in Transition from Community College to Four-Year STEM Programs...... Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Margot Neligan, Charlotte Latin School; Sanjana Raj, Butler High School • Interrogating Educational Inequities: An Analysis of White Perceptions of the Opportunity Gap in Asheville, NC...... Lauren K. Simms, University of North Carolina-Asheville • The Stories of Black Educators on Black Students in Asheville...... Flo Jacques, University of North Carolina-Asheville

52 SESSION 120. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm MANAGING RACE AND ETHNICITY IN PUBLIC SPACES Presider: Daniel Justino Delgado, Texas A&M University at San Antonio

• Social Space and Everyday White Supremacy: Latinx Spanish Language Deployment and the Maintenance of White Space...... Daniel Justino Delgado, Texas A&M University at San Antonio; Frank Ortega, Diablo Valley College • Reassessing Demographic Destiny: Racialized Spaces, Labor Rights, and Immigrant Justice Experiences in the ‘Nuevo’ Midwest...... Aaron Arredondo, University of Missouri • “Let’s just be educated enough to know we’re a part of each other.” Ethnoracial relations among Puerto Rican and Black residents in southern suburbia...... Stephanie Dhuman Giron, University of Dayton • The Racial Landscape in Suburban Sprawl: an Analysis of Racial-Ethnic Population Growth in Atlanta from 1990-2010 Using Spatial Conditional Autoregressive (CAR) Models...... Treva Chung-Kwan Tam, University of Pennsylvania • Institutionalized White Sanctuaries Disrupted: Black Student Voices Making Space at an HWPI in Southeast Georgia...... Alicia Brunson, Georgia Southern University; Miyanla Brockington, Georgia Southern University

SESSION 121. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm GENDER, EDUCATION AND OCCUPATIONS Presider: Krista Brumley, Wayne State University

• Bro-in From Home: Analyzing Men’s Narratives During the COVID Pandemic...... Steven Dashiell, University of Maryland Baltimore County • Sorority Women in STEM and Imposter Syndrome...... Lindsay Erin Eisenstark, University of Central Florida • Culture’s Gendered Consequences: The Relationship Between Local Cultural Conditions and the Gender Wage Gap...... William J. Scarborough, University of North Texas; Jessica Moeder, University of North Texas • The Girlhood Double-Standard: Girls’ Perceptions of Gendered Classroom Expectations...... Juliet Cahow, University of Central Florida; Angela Vergara, University of Central Florida; Anne Bubriski, University of Central Florida • How Does Sexism in the Workplace Affect a Woman’s Career Advancement?...... Alexandra Marie Angulo, University of Central Florida

SESSION 122. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm ASPECTS OF INTERSECTIONALITY IN COMMUNITY BUILDING Presider: Harry Barbee, Vanderbilt University

• The Upsides of Aging: How Gender and Sexuality Influence Midlife Perceptions of Progress...... Harry Barbee, Vanderbilt University • Getting Older in the Bible Belt: Sources of Support for Aging LGBTQ Americans Living in the South...... Mandi N. Barringer, University of North Florida; Brenda Savage, Louisiana Tech University • Where Does “Community” Happen?: Exploring Queer Women’s Use of Virtual Space for the Fostering of Community Connections...... Ashley Marie Green, University of South Florida

53 SESSION 123. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm RELIGION, RACE, & GENDER Presider: Brianne Alexandra Painia, Louisiana State University

• Dissonance between Religion and Media in America: Varying Responses to Conflict in the United Methodist Church...... Sloane Elizabeth Darby, Furman University; Claire Chipman Gilliland, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • On the Making of an Endarkened Catholic Imagination: A Theological Praxis toward Justice...... Brenda Gayle Harris, Georgia College & State University • The Radical & Repressive Gender Politics of Black Christian Millennials...... Shaonta Allen, University of Cincinnati • U.S. Blacks, Gender, Religious Involvement, and Subjective Well-being...... Hans Momplaisir, Trinity Washington University • “We’re All Women First”: Feminist Identification Among Black Women in A Black Southern Baptist Church...... Brianne Alexandra Painia, Louisiana State University • The Globalization of Religious Nationalism. Perspectives from the Global North and South...... Georgi Ganev Georgiev, University of South Florida

SESSION 124. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm SPACE AND PLACE IN THE STUDY OF WORK & OCCUPATIONS Presider: Nicholas Garcia, Washington College

• Locally Embedded Artistic Careers: Career Satisfaction and Intrinsic Rewards in Creative Core Cities...... Adam Schoenbachler, Vanderbilt University • Understanding Small Business Owners' Roles in Neighborhood Change...... Amy Jonason, Furman University; Daniel Sargent, Furman University • Spatial Patterning in Disability Employment Outcomes: Longitudinal Analysis of US Counties...... Nicholas Garcia, Washington College • Spatial Autocorrelation and Heterogeneity in Ecosystem Measures that Predict the Propensity of Military Veteran-owned, Minority-owned SMEs to Access Paycheck Protection Program Loans...... Michael Lotspeich-Yadao, II, Baylor University; Charles M. Tolbert, II, Baylor University; Craig Carpenter, Michigan State University; John Anders, Trinity University; F. Carson Mencken, Baylor University

SESSION 125. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm PLACE, SPACE, AND HEALTH Presider: Alison Adams, University of Florida

• Environmental Health Disparities in Rural Fenceline Communities...... Alison Adams, University of Florida; Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina State University; Landen Gambill Longest, North Carolina State University • The Impact of COVID-19 on College Students: Coping with a Pandemic...... Brian Hall, University of Central Florida; Amy Donley, University of Central Florida • Assessing the Resources and Constraints of Food Desert Residents...... Ken Kolb, Furman University • Time and Place: The Effect of Early Geographic Contexts on Mortality...... Michael Topping, University of Wisconsin-Madison

54 SESSION 126. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm WORKING FOR ‘AMERICA’: TRANSNATIONAL WORKERS DURING THE PANDEMIC Organizer: Rianka Roy, University of Connecticut

• Degrees of Invisibility among Transnational Workers of Airbnb: A View from India...... Dr Anwesha Sarkar, Diamond Harbour Women's University, West Bengal, India • Labor, Discipline, and Immigration: Transnational Workers in COVID Affected America...... Asmita Aasaavari, University of Connecticut • Between Nations and Rights: Transnational Tech-Workers in India through the Pandemic...... Rianka Roy, University of Connecticut

Discussant: Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary

SESSION 127. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- THE EVOLUTION OF LUXURY: EXPLORING HOW LUXURY GOODS ARE A PRODUCT AND CAUSE OF SOCIAL CHANGE Organizer: Amanda Koontz, University of Central Florida Presider: Ian Malcom Taplin, Wake Forest University

Discussants: Amanda Koontz, University of Central Florida; Nathaniel G. Chapman, Arkansas State University; J. Slade Lellock, Averett University; Wei Zhao, University of California-Riverside

SESSION 128. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm PANEL- DOING AND TEACHING APPLIED AND COMMUNITY SOCIOLOGY: INDIANAPOLIS AS A CLASSROOM Organizer: Colleen Elizabeth Wynn, University of Indianapolis Presider: Elizabeth Ziff, University of Indianapolis

• Applied Sociology Outside of a Sociology Department...... Greta Pennell, University of Indianapolis • Engaging Students in Community-Based Research...... Colleen Elizabeth Wynn, University of Indianapolis • Building Applied Research into a Department...... James Pennell, University of Indianapolis • Choosing Students to Work With...... Amanda Miller, University of Indianapolis

55 SESSION 129. SPECIAL SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 12:00 pm-1:15 pm KING OF HEARTS: DRAG KINGS IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH *SPONSORED BY SWS-S Presider: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama

Discussant: Baker Rogers, Georgia Southern University

SESSION 131. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 130. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 132. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ- BINGE WATCHING CLUB: WHAT IS YOUR GUILTY PLEASURE TV?

SESSION 133. THEMATIC Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm SESSION SHAMELESS SOCIOLOGY Organizer: Pam Hunt Kirk, University of West Georgia

• “Excuse is the Refuge of the Moral Coward”: The Gallaghers’ Use of Techniques of Neutralization to Justify Their Behavior and Manage Shame...... Pam Hunt Kirk, University of West Georgia • Shameless Sexualities: The Incompleteness of Queer Acceptance as Depicted in a Popular Television Show...... Tyler Flockhart, North Carolina State University • Pregnancy and Paths to Financial Freedom: A Tale of Two Gallagher Sisters...... Kim Murray, Texas A&M University • Shades of Whiteness and Anti-Black Racism in Popular Media...... Randall Wyatt, Oakland University • The Shameless (And Race-Less) Gallaghers...... Marisela Martinez-Cola, Utah State University

SESSION 134. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm INEQUALITIES IN EDUCATION Presider: Brett Hooke, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

• Racial Economic Segregation among U.S. Public Schools, 1991-2018...... Heewon Jang, Stanford University • The Rotting City Upon the Hill: How and Why the People of California Defunded, Privatized, and Limited Access to the University of California...... Brett Hooke, University of North Carolina- Charlotte • “Please Don’t Let Me Lose My Students:” Political Pressures and the Stay or Suspend Dilemma...... Meaghan Mingo, Cornell University • The Influence of Security and Support on Punishment in Majority White and Majority Minority Schools...... Kristen Erichsen, Florida State University; John Reynodls, Florida State University

SESSION 135. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm

56 RACIAL VIOLENCE, DETENTION, AND RESISTANCE Presider: Sarah Gaby, Washington University in St. Louis

• Interrupting or Exacerbating Legacies of Racial Violence?: The Role of Anti-Racist Mobilization...... Sarah Gaby, Washington University in St. Louis • “The Camera is My Weapon:” How Black Men Use Cellphones to Negotiate Police Violence and Gendered Expectations...... Brandon Alston, Northwestern University • The New Veil of Race-Neutrality: A Critical Race Perspective on the Disproportionate Police Killings of Unarmed Black Males...... Robert McCord, Arkansas State University; Sarah Kendig, Arkansas State University • Black Lives Matter and Police Shootings of African Americans: Exploring the Theoretical and Empirical Linkages...... Chanya Anderson, University of Delaware; Karen Parker, University of Delaware • The Detainee as a Self-serving Opportunist: Racial Distrust and Retaliation in Immigration Detention...... Beatriz Aldana Marquez, Texas State University-San Marcos

SESSION 136. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm GENDER, IDENTITY AND REPRESENTATIONS Presider: Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech

• Experimenting with Expressions of Faith: The Political and Gendered Dynamics of Unveiling on Social Media...... Inaash Islam, Virginia Tech • Community-Building and Identity Formation: The Salience of Collective Identity in Davidson College Eating Houses...... Chelsea Lea Savage, Davidson College • The Feminization and Racialization of #belfies on Instagram...... Rayanne Streeter, Maryville College • Feminists, Disidentifiers, Antifeminists: What Do They Believe?...... Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech; Jeff Toussaint, Virginia Wesleyan University; Micah Roos, Virginia Tech • Miss Representation: Exploring Racialized Patterns of Motivations to Compete in Beauty Pageants...... Chelsea C. Belanger, University of Central Florida

SESSION 137. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITIES Presider: Courtney McDonald, University of South Carolina-Upstate

• “If I were good enough, she’d want me”: The Power of Women to Invalidate Masculinity...... Alicia Walker, Missouri State University • Parental Roles in and Reactions to Sibling Abuse in an LGBTQ+ Sample...... Courtney McDonald, University of South Carolina-Upstate; Katherine Martinez, Metropolitan State University of Denver • Sex Secrets: Impact of Disclosure versus Non-Disclosure on Relationships...... Tara Lynn Martin, East Carolina University; Keely Fox, University of Georgia; Lacey Jae Ritter, Wingate University; David Knox, East Carolina University • Examining Exclusionary Family Identity Language in LGBTQ+ Family Research Through Intersectional and Queer Lenses: A Content Analysis and Survey...... Simon Marcus Demarco, Flagler College

SESSION 138. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm

57 WORK AND EMPLOYMENT IN THE COVID-19 ERA Presider: Reilly Kincaid, Purdue University

• Gig-Work in The Midst of The Covid-19 Pandemic...... Audie Wood, Western Kentucky University • Mask-Related Violence During COVID-19: Exploring Work Experiences Associated with Mask Wearing Requirements...... Lin Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida; Sonya Spence, University of Central Florida • Precarious Work and the Pandemic: Are Bad Jobs Good During the COVID-19 Crisis?...... Jeremy Reynolds, Purdue University • Shifting Roles for Black Police Officers During Covid-19...... Kayla Preito-Hodge, Rutgers University, Camden • The COVID-19 Effect on Attitudes Towards Working Parents and Workplace Leave...... Trenton D. Mize, Purdue University

SESSION 139. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm RACIALIZING WOMEN'S HEALTH Presider: Angela Vergara, University of Central Florida

• Impact of Community Doulas on the Perinatal Outcomes of Women of Color: a Meta- Analysis...... Emely Matos, University of Central Florida; Angela Vergara, University of Central Florida • Does Social Support Buffer the Effects of Workplace Discrimination on the Mental Health of Older Black Women?...... Christy Erving, Vanderbilt University; Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Miaya Seawright, Vanderbilt University • Narratives of Breastfeeding Support in Healthcare Settings Among African American Mothers...... Hanna Sara Nour, University of Central Florida; Shannon K. Carter, University of Central Florida • Clinicians’ Health Disparities Knowledge and Communication Practices with Patients: The Case of OB/GYN Providers in the Southeast...... Carlos Daniel Tavares, Lafayette College; Collin Mueller, University of Maryland College Park • Too Much or Too Little? The Medicalization of Black Women’s Bodies in Hysterectomy Surgery...... Amber Cherie Byrd, Case Western Reserve University

SESSION 140. AUTHOR-MEETS- Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm CURIOUS-READERS AMCR- THE MATING GAME: HOW GENDER STILL SHAPES HOW WE DATE Organizer: Teresa Anne Roach, Florida State University Presider: Teresa Anne Roach, Florida State University

Discussants: Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, Furman University; Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University; D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans; Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College; Ellen Lamont, Appalachian State University

58 SESSION 141. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm PANEL- GET A HELPING HAND! THE 411 ON TEACHING INSTITUTIONS *SPONSORED BY SWS-S Organizer: Naomi Simmons, Newberry College Presider: Naomi Simmons, Newberry College

Discussants: Alison McLetchie, South Carolina State University; Estye Fenton, University of West Alabama; Sarah Donley, Jacksonville State University

SESSION 142. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 1:30 pm-2:45 pm PANEL- SOCIOLOGISTS DOING ACTIVISM: RACE, IMMIGRATION, AND POLITICS Organizer: Dale Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Presider: Dale Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University

• All-in-One-4-HER: Creating a Hub to Integrate Highly Educated Refugees into the Labor Market...... Cihan Aydiner, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide Campus; Fatih Yilmaz, Beyond the Horizon ISSG • The Science and Politics of Microaggressions at a Southern University...... Kirk A. Johnson, University of Mississippi • Educators Challenging Civil War Memorialization in Central Virginia...... Stephen Poulson, James Madison University • Sociology Is Transferable: Managing Campaigns and Candidates in New York State’s North Country...... Anna M. Sorensen, SUNY Potsdam • It is my duty! Highlighting Double Consciousness and Making Black Lives Matter through Activism and Scholarship...... Andrea Shonetelle Boyles, Tulane University

SESSION 143. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 144. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 145. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm OPEN CAFÉ- PARENTING IN THE PANDEMIC: "I HAVEN'T YELLED AT MY KIDS TODAY"

59 SESSION 146. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH WITH STUDENTS DURING TIMES OF DISRUPTION Organizers: Julia Waity, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Presiders: Julia Waity, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina, Wilmington

• The Pandemic as an Opportunity for Community Engagement: Our Case at a Small, Rural University...... Estye Fenton, University of West Alabama; Lesleigh Anderson, University of West Alabama; Cassidy Clark, University of West Alabama; Jonneshia Jones, University of West Alabama • Doing Community-Based Research in a Virtual Environment...... Julia Waity, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina, Wilmington; Jack Resnick, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Legacies of Protest: How History and the Arts Generate Community-Based Research Opportunities...... Sarah Gaby, University of North Carolina-Wilmington; Juan Pablo Arzaluz, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • The Meaning of Community during Covid: Lessons from a Service-Learning Course...... Katherine Everhart, Tusculum University

SESSION 147. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm DISASTER VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE II Organizer: Kevin Smiley, Louisiana State University Presider: Kevin Smiley, Louisiana State University

• Hurricanes and Heart Problems: Natural Disasters, Social Capital, and Cardiovascular Mortality...... Zachary McCann, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria: Responses to Trauma and Construction a New Life in Central Florida...... Angela Vergara, University of Central Florida • Changing Landscapes, Changing Flood Risks: Urban inequalities and disaster risk in Greater Houston...... Kevin Smiley, Louisiana State University

SESSION 148. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm WHITENESS, WHITE ALLIES, AND WHITE ANTIRACISMS Organizers: Jacob Robinson, Virginia Tech; Sasha Grossman, Virginia Tech; Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Tech Presiders: Jacob Robinson, Virginia Tech; Sasha Grossman, Virginia Tech

• White Parenting in the Era of #BlackLivesMatter...... Megan Underhill, University of North Carolina Asheville; Lauren K. Simms, University of North Carolina-Asheville • Non-Religious College Students as the New Anti-Racists on the Block?...... Paula Miller, Ohio University • Whiteness in Crisis...... James Thomas, University of Mississippi • White Allyship: Meanings, Actions, and Interpretations...... David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech; Ashley Veronica Reichelmann, Virginia Tech; Jacob Robinson, Virginia Tech; Sasha Grossman, Virginia Tech

60 SESSION 149. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm GENDER AND WORK *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH AND THE COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SOCIETY Organizer: Sarah Donley, Jacksonville State University Presider: Sarah Donley, Jacksonville State University

• Gender and Racial Earnings Disparities and Sector of Employment Presentation In Progress...... Hadas Mandel, Tel Aviv University; Moshe Semyonov, Tel Aviv University • Sisters or Queen Bees: Depictions of Women’s Work Relationships with Women...... Patti Giuffre, Texas State University; Gretchen Webber, Middle Tennessee State University • “It’s Like Living at Work:” Gendered Consequences of Work and Family within the Context of COVID-19...... Krista Brumley, Wayne State University; Megan St. George, Wayne State University

Discussant: Sarah Donley, Jacksonville State University

SESSION 150. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm DIVERSE DIGITAL PRACTICES: RETHINKING HOW GENDER AND SEXUALITY SHAPE ONLINE INTERACTIONS Organizer: Morgan Johnstonbaugh, University of Arizona

• Gendered Machines...... Whitney Humphreys, San Francisco Art Institute • Slam Books and Scarlet Letters: How the Nonconsensual Sharing of Nude Images Perpetuates Gender Inequalities in the Digital Age...... Morgan Johnstonbaugh, University of Arizona • Beyond Coming Out: Supportive Relationships, Authenticity and LGBTQ Emerging Adults in the time of COVID-19...... Sharon Colvin, University of Pittsburgh • Investigating the Effects of Labor Technologies on the Labor Practices of Legal Commercial Sex Workers in the US...... Elizabeta Shifrin, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign • Video Games and Online Explorations of Romance, Sex, and Sexuality...... Christine Tomlinson, University of California-Irvine • The Reification of Gendered Initiation Norms on Dating Technology...... Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, Furman University

61 SESSION 151. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm IMMIGRANT STIGMATIZATION

• "What’s your accent, where are you from?": Language and Loneliness Among Older Immigrants...... Stephanie Zemba, Roanoke College; Meeta Mehrotra, Roanoke College • Forging an Allyship Praxis: Housing Discrimination against Ottoman Greek Immigrants in the Early 20th Century US...... Georgios Topalidis, University of Florida • Asking for Help While Sounding Like an Immigrant: ESL Speakers in Emergency Telephone Calls...... Angela Cora Garcia, Bentley University • Not-So-Strangers from a Different Shore: Antiblackness of Early Korean Immigrants...... Jae Kyun Kim, Davidson College • Coughing/COVID-19 While Asian: Psychological Effect of Anti-Asian Harassment and Violence during COVID-19 on Asian Americans in Coastal Alabama...... Shoon Lio, Spring Hill College; Hosik Min, U of South Alabama; Roma Hanks, University of South Alabama; Brandon Moss, University of South Alabama

SESSION 152. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE AND PUBLIC SOCIOLOGY *SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE Organizer: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama Presider: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama

• Program-Evaluation in Community-Based Settings that Serve Youth and Families...... Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama • The Precariat and the Pandemic Assessing the Wellbeing of Metro Orlando’s Hospitality Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic...... Caroline Austin, University of Central Florida • Codifying Mercy: State-Level Policy on System Involvement in the Lives of Intimate Partner Violence Survivors...... Julio Montanez, University of Central Florida; Amy Donley, University of Central Florida; Amy Reckdenwald, University of Central Florida • Rapid Rehousing in Review: Is This the Answer to Ending Homelessness?...... Debbie Griffith, University of Central Florida; Willie Barnes, University of Central Florida; J. Dillon Caldwell, University of Central Florida

62 SESSION 153. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm RACE AND PLACE IN ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS Presider: Catina Galloway, North Carolina Agricultural and State University

• The African American Student Center: Black Student Placemaking at Primarily White Institutions of Higher Education...... Octavian Moten, University of Memphis • By Designation or Design? Campus Climate at a Newly Designated Hispanic Serving Institution...... Jonathan Michael Cox, University of Central Florida; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida; Shannon K. Carter, University of Central Florida; Ashley Yvonne Stone, University of Central Florida; Kinyel Ragland, University of Central Florida • Who’s Responsible? The Impact of Racial Bias on Minority Faculty...... Catina Galloway, North Carolina Agricultural and State University • Racial and Ethnic Relations at a Predominantly White Institution...... Bree Nicole Walton, Eckerd College • High School Sports, Racial Slurs, and Confederate Symbols: Conceptualizing K-12 Athletics as White Institutional Spaces...... James Bridgeforth, University of Southern California

SESSION 154. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm FAT STUDIES CO-SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH Organizers: Lyla Byers, Virginia Tech; Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama Presiders: Lyla Byers, Virginia Tech; Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama

• One Bad Mother: An Analysis of Fat Motherhood Under Neoliberalism...... Sarah Mayer, Davidson College • Navigating Body Inclusive Movement...... Brie Scrivner, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Media Frames of Weight Loss in Online News Articles During COVID-19...... Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama • Crossing the Curvy Line: Underage Body Surveillance and Childhood Diet Discourse...... Lyla Byers, Virginia Tech

Discussants: Lyla Byers, Virginia Tech; Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama; Brie Scrivner, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Sarah Mayer, Davidson College

SESSION 155. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 3:00 pm-4:15 pm PANEL- THE COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONS SPONSORED SESSION: NAVIGATING A CAREER WITH A LAVENDER VITA Organizer: Michelle Petrie, University of South Carolina Aiken Presider: Danielle Currier, Randolph College

Discussants: J. Erica Sumerau, University of Tampa; Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, Florida State University; Tara Sutton, Mississippi State University; D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans

63 SESSION 156. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 157. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ

SESSION 158. Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm OPEN CAFÉ- SHOW OFF YOUR BARTENDING SKILLS HAPPY HOUR

SESSION 159. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm MARGINALIZED MOTHERS RESEARCH COLLABORATION *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH AND THE SSS COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY Organizer: Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University

• When Mama Goes to College: Low-Income Mothers’ Orientation to Education Creates a Two- Generation Educational Orientation...... Sheila Katz, University of Houston • Representations of Mothering at the Margins in Southeastern Newspapers...... Brianna Turgeon, Jacksonville State University; Katelynn Shadoan, Jacksonville State University; Faith Myers, Jacksonville State University • Good Hair/Good Mother, Bad Hair/Bad Mother: How Natural Hair Constructs Black Motherhood...... Taura Taylor, Kennesaw State University • “Good” Mom vs. “Bad” Mom: How Sex Worker Status Impacts the Intensive Mothering Expectations...... Amelia Davies Robinson, Kent State University • Inspecting the Expecting: How Pregnancy, Race, and Poverty Status Influenced Surveillance and Control in WIC...... Anne McGlynn-Wright, Tulane University •

SESSION 160. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm MEANINGS, MEMORIES, AND MOVEMENTS: LOCAL CULTURAL PROCESSES AROUND THE WORLD Organizers: Yang Gao, Furman University; Vaughn Schmutz, UNC Charlotte Presider: Yang Gao, Furman University

• Through the Looking-Glass: Reception of Chinese Elements in Hollywood Movies among Chinese College Students...... Yang Gao, Furman University; Virginia Wayt, Furman University • To Talk or Not to Talk? A Micro- and Meso-Level Theory of Self-Censorship...... Weirong Guo, Emory University • Analyzing the Global Diffusion of the #Metoo Movement using Twitter Data...... Sharoni Mitra, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • World Heritage and the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience...... Vaughn Schmutz, UNC Charlotte

64 SESSION 161. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm TRANS ACTIVISM IN THE SOUTHEASTERN U.S. – CO-SPONSORED BY SOCIOLOGISTS FOR WOMEN IN SOCIETY-SOUTH AND THE SSS COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY Organizer: Baker Rogers, Georgia Southern University Presider: Baker Rogers, Georgia Southern University

• Transgender Stigma Reduction and Increased Inclusion...... Brianna Patterson, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Small Campus, Big Changes: Working to Improve the LGBTQ+ College Experience in the Rural South...... Naomi Simmons, Newberry College; Brooke Thornsbury, Newberry College • “We’re the Normal Ones Here”: Community Involvement, Peer Support, and Transgender Mental Health...... Austin Johnson, Kenyon College • Trans Incarceration: The Necessity for More Resources and Activism...... Sarah Rogers, University of South Carolina

Discussants: Sarah Rogers, University of South Carolina; Austin Johnson, Kenyon College; Naomi Simmons, Newberry College; Brooke Thornsbury, Newberry College; Brianna Patterson, University of Alabama-Birmingham

SESSION 162. PAPER SESSION Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm VIRTUALLY UNPRECEDENTED: RE-IMAGINING THE ONLINE SOCIOLOGY CLASSROOM Presider: Alison Rose Buck, Eastern Kentucky University

• Big Lessons on Gender from Online 'Small' Teaching Learning Science...... Tanetta Andersson, Trinity College • The Meaning of Community during Covid: Lessons from a Service-Learning Course...... • Facebook as a Replacement for Learning Management Systems...... Bradley Koch, Georgia College • Technology Platforms and Impact on Student Participation in Online Discussion Boards in Asynchronous Courses...... Alison Rose Buck, Eastern Kentucky University

SESSION 163. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm PANEL- TEACHING COMMUNITY-ENGAGED COURSES *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH, THE COMMITTEE ON GENDER & SEXUALITY, AND THE SSS COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGY IN COMMUNITY & SMALL COLLEGES Organizer: Ashley Vancil-Leap, Mississippi State University Presider: Ashley Vancil-Leap, Mississippi State University

Discussants: Ashley Vancil-Leap, Mississippi State University; Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar, Rollins College; Marina Adler, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Melanie Bovard, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Erin Rider, Jacksonville State University; John Schumacher, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Maia Punksungka, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

65 SESSION 164. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm QUEER CRIMINOLOGY *SPONSORED BY SWS-S Organizer: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama Presider: Andrea Hunt, University of North Alabama

Discussants: Victoria Kurdyla, North Carolina State University; Carrie Buist, Grand Valley State University; Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina, Wilmington; Lindsey Kahle, West Virginia State University

SESSION 165. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm REVOLUTIONARY SOCIOLOGY Organizers: David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech; Amy Marie Ernstes, Virginia Tech Presider: Amy Marie Ernstes, Virginia Tech

• The Haudenosaunee No Face Doll as an Indigenous Model for Revolutionary Sociology...... Theresa Rocha Beardall, Virginia Tech • Reaching for a Revolutionary Sociology: Opportunities for Assessment & Intervention...... hephzibah strmic-pawl, Manhattanville College • Revolution & Sociology – the urgency of now in the struggle for humanity & the planet...... walda katz-fishman, Howard University; Jerome Scott, League of Revolutionaries for a New America; Anthony Jackson, Howard University • Beating Back Zombie Sociology and the Radical Praxis that Might Save Us...... Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College

SESSION 166. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm PANEL- INTERVIEWING MINORITY POPULATIONS *CO-SPONSORED BY SWS-SOUTH AND SSS COMMITTEE ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES Organizer: Nik M. Lampe, University of South Carolina Presider: Lain A. B. Mathers, Indiana State University

Discussants: Richard N. Pitt, University of California - San Diego; Lisa Miller, Eckerd College; Lain A. B. Mathers, Indiana State University; Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, Florida State University

SESSION 167. PANEL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 4:30 pm-5:45 pm PANEL- KEEPING YOUR OPTIONS OPEN: EXPLORING FACULTY APPOINTMENTS AT SMALL COLLEGES AND HBCUS Organizers: Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College; Delores Jones-Brown, Howard University Presider: Marie Jipguep, Howard University

Discussants: Nazneen Michelle Kane, Randolph-Macon College; Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College; Delores Jones-Brown, Howard University; Bahiyyah Muhammad, Howard University; Marie Jipguep, Howard University

SESSION 168. PRESIDENTIAL Meeting Room Fri, April 9 · 6:00 pm-7:30 pm TOWNHALL

66 PRESIDENTIAL HONORS AND CONVOCATION CEREMONY, ANNUAL AWARDS, AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

Organizer: Adia Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis

SATURDAY April 10th, 2021

SESSION 169. MEETING Meeting Room Sat, April 10 · 9:00 am-10:15 am COMMITTEE MEETINGS - PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE - HONORS COMMITTEE - GENDER AND SEXUALITY COMMITTEE

SESSION 170. MEETING Zoom Sat, April 10 · 10:30 am-11:30 am BUSINESS MEETING: HTTPS://VIRGINIATECH.ZOOM.US/J/86733151905

SESSION 171. MEETING Zoom Sat, April 10 · 12:00 pm-1:00 pm EXECUTIVE MEETING

SESSION 171. MEETING Meeting Room Sat, April 10 · 12:00 pm-12:30 pm MEET THE GRAD PROGRAM: EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

SESSION 171. MEETING Meeting Room Sat, April 10 · 12:30 pm-1:00 pm MEET THE GRAD PROGRAM: SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

SESSION 171. MEETING Meeting Room Sat, April 10 · 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm MEET THE GRAD PROGRAM: NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY

67 Bissler, Denise: 11,167 Index Blosser, Emily Gwen : 109 Bovard, Melanie: 163 Aasaavari, Asmita: 126 Boyles, Andrea Shonetelle: 142 Adams, Alison: 65,125 Bradley, Stephanie: 58 Adams, Rebecca: 69 Branch Dyson, Elizabeth: 86 Adeyinka-Skold, Sarah: 140,150 Breen, Kyle: 52 Adler, Marina: 163 Bridgeforth, James: 153 Aiello, Alexandra Dorothy: 64,108 Brockington, Miyanla: 120 Aiezenman, Jennie: 21 Brown, Alyssa Lauren: 94 Albitz, Casey: 110 Brown, Dustin: 40 Aldana Marquez, Beatriz: 135 Brown, Hana: 39 Alexander, Cat Renee: 8 Brown, Kathrine Suzanne: 37 Allen, Cassandra: 26 Brown, Marni: 26,59 Allen, Sam: 66 Brumley, Krista: 121,149 Allen, Shaonta: 123 Brunsma, David: 42 Allison, Rachel: 35,140 Brunsma, David L.: 148,165 Alston, Brandon: 135 Brunson, Alicia: 120 Anders, John: 124 Bryden, Anne: 40 Anderson, Chanya: 135 Bubriski, Anne: 121 Anderson, Lesleigh: 146 Buchanan, Blu: 43 Andersson, Tanetta: 15,162 Buck, Alison Rose: 162 Angulo, Alexandra Marie: 121 Buggs, Shantel Gabrieal: 100,155,166 Aravena Mendez, Alonso Octavio: 97 Buist, Carrie: 164 Arredondo, Aaron: 120 Burns, Andrew: 11 Arriaga, Felicia: 68,101 Burroughs, Amanda Marie: 94 Arzaluz, Juan Pablo: 146 Butterfield, Jonniann: 26 Atkins, Laura: 12 Byers, Lyla: 154 Austin, Caroline: 152 Byrd, Amber Cherie: 139 Axxe, Erick Aaron: 95 Cahow, Juliet: 121 Aydiner, Cihan: 142 Caldwell, J. Dillon: 152 Aysa-Lastra, Maria: 103,115 Cao, Yang: 83 Baboolal, Aneesa Aruna: 63 Carlson, Claire Louise: 36 Bagasra, Anisah: 97 Carpenter, Craig: 124 Baker-Smith, Christine: 66 Carter, J. Scott: 13,42,73,101,153 Baker, Benjamin: 16 Carter, Shannon K.: 139,153 Baker, Justin Allen: 53 Caskey, Kyndal: 67 Banerjee, Pallavi: 126 Castillo, Sarah Elizabeth: 107 Bano, Syeda : 107 Cates, Chrisotpher: 39 Baran, Stephanie: 59 Caylor, Sarah Christine: 94 Barbee, Harry: 122 Chambers, Cheri: 11 Barnes, Willie: 152 Chapman, Nathaniel G.: 127 Barringer, Mandi N.: 28,71,122 Charles, C. Doug: 101 Barton, Bernadette: 71 Charles, Emiia D`Shauyn: 82 Bateman, Lori Brand: 96 Chen, Chengwei: 64 Baxter, Amy: 56 Chen, Jinjushang: 93 Beauvile, Roberson: 20 Chetty, Ayesha: 14 Becknell, Carly: 27 Choi, Peter: 95 Bel, Tiffany: 66 Chong, Hannah: 20 Belanger, Chelsea C.: 136 Christensen, Taylor: 67 Bell, Jessica: 53 Christiano, James: 15 68 Churchwell, Amber: 20 Durham, Simone: 99 Cianfarani, Marcilyn: 24 Durr, Marlese: 101 Cisneros Franco, Cynthia Luz: 50 Dyer, Chelsea: 64 Clark, Cassidy: 146 East, Lisa: 109 Clark, Shelby Lynn: 8 Ebert, Kim: 98 Clayton, Kristen: 108 Edwards, Jazmyn: 21 Clemens, Patrick Reagan: 107 Eisenstark, Lindsay Erin: 121 Coelho, Larissa: 83 El-Amin, Enkeshi: 109 Cohan, Deborah: 41 Elkins, Lauren: 56 Coley, Jonathan: 35 Ellis, Camryn: 64 Colvin, Sharon: 150 Embrick, David: 85,101 Compton, D'Lane: 140,155 Erichsen, Kristen: 93,134 Corra, Mamadi: 113 Ernstes, Amy Marie: 165 Costello, Matthew John: 34 Erving, Christy: 96,139 Coto, Lynnette Priscilla: 9 Escamilla García, Angel Alfonso: 7 Cousin-Gossett, Nicole: 80 Esmail, Ashraf: 68,111 Cowan, Sonya: 24 Everhart, Katherine : 50,146 Cox, Jonathan Michael: 112,153 Ewoodzie, JR, Joseph: 70 Cribbs, Sarah: 72 Fagan, Camisha Doloris: 16 Curington, Celeste: 79 Fenton, Estye: 141,146 Currier, Danielle: 28,41,155 Fitzgerald, Kathleen: 7 Curry, Caity: 25 Flaherty, Michael: 38 D`Amours, Jason Vincent: 23 Fleer, Daniel Gaston: 34 Dally, Richard: 53 Flockhart, Tyler: 99,133 Danaher, William: 111 Flores-Yeffal, Nadia: 107 Daniels, Colton Lewis: 10 Florimonte, Mariella: 99 Darby, Sloane Elizabeth: 123 Foster, B. Brian: 70 Dashiell, Steven: 121 Fouad, Mona: 96 Davies Robinson, Amelia: 159 Fox, Keely: 137 Davis-Randolph, Jasmine: 98 Fox, Keely Maelynn: 23,56 Davis, Andrew: 63 Frenette, Alexandre: 20 Day, Randall Lonnie: 66 Fuscaldo, Amy: 109 Deb, Nikhil: 22 Gaby, Sarah: 135 Deckard, Faith M.: 110 Gaby, Sarah: 146 Delgado, Adolph: 63 Gallagher, Charles: 101 Delgado, Daniel Justino: 120 Galloway, Catina: 153 Demarco, Simon Marcus: 137 Gao, Yang: 160 Devereaux, Taylor: 34 Garcia-Villarreal, Ramiro: 63,84 Dhuman Giron, Stephanie: 120 Garcia, Angela Cora: 151 Diaz, Rossana Alejandra: 11 Garcia, Nicholas: 124 Dickens, David R.: 69 Gary, Katharine M.: 84 Dietrich, David: 42 Geiss, Carley: 21,55 Dixon, Marc: 111 Georgiev, Georgi Ganev: 123 Doan, Long: 37,56,98 Giles, Sadie: 40 Doane, Woody: 42 Gilliland, Claire Chipman: 123 Dolgon, Corey: 165 Gillis, Alanna: 54 Dominguez, Silvia: 101 Giuffre, Patti: 149 Donley, Amy: 28,125,152 Goldstein, Jesse: 87 Donley, Sarah: 141,149 Gonzalez Leal, Sofia: 20 Dowd, Timothy: 20 Gordon Simons, Leslie: 94 Duncan, Natalie: 78 Gore, DeAnna: 65,108 69 Gosin, Monika: 14 Humphreys, Whitney: 150 Goss, Devon: 14 Hunt Kirk, Pam: 133 Graham, Roderick: 9 Hunt, Andrea: 12,28,75,129,152,164 Green, Ashley Marie: 122 Hunter, Joanna: 58 Greene, Dana: 24,36 Ide, Michael Carl: 99 Griffin, Sasha: 67 Irving, Ashley: 38 Griffith, Debbie: 79,152 Islam, Inaash: 136 Grossman, Kandice Lynnette: 13 Islam, Saiful: 24 Grossman, Sasha: 148 Ivey, Andre Vaughn: 53 Gu, Danan: 99 Jackson, Anthony: 165 Guittar, Stephanie Gonzalez: 163 Jackson, Monisha: 59 Gundlach, James: 81 Jacobs, Jerry A.: 86 Guo, Weirong: 160 Jacobs, Sunshine: 39 Habinek, Jacob: 86 Jacques, Flo: 119 Hadir, Nadiah: 88 Jaffee, David: 81,114 Haeny, Angela: 112 Jakhu, Paul : 38 Hall, Brian: 125 Jamerson, Trevor: 69 Hall, India Briana: 111 James, Brittny A.: 26,59 Hamann, Brandon: 68 James, Jeremy Matthews: 6 Hanks, Roma: 78,112,151 Jang, Heewon: 134 Hanna, Orion: 27 Jason, Kendra: 57,96,139 Hansen, Barbara: 96 Jenkins, SE: 21 Hanus, Stephanie Lovisiah: 66 Jipguep, Marie: 167 Harder, Brittany M.: 29 Johnson, Austin: 43,161 Hargis, Erika: 25 Johnson, Katherine: 79 Harrington, Rosalyn: 25 Johnson, Kirk A.: 142 Harris, Brenda Gayle: 123 Johnstonbaugh, Morgan: 150 Harrison, Jill Ann: 69 Jonason, Amy: 124 Hattery, Angie: 108 Jones-Brown, Delores: 167 Haubert, Jeannie: 55 Jones, Annie Mae: 8 Hawdon, James: 34 Jones, Jonneshia: 146 Hayes, Whitney Ann: 78 Kahle, Lindsey: 164 Hearne, Brittany: 96 Kail, Ben Lennox: 79 Hedlund, John: 35 Kane, Nazneen Michelle: 41,167 Henderson, Andrea K.: 29 katz-fishman, walda: 165 Henderson, Loren: 80 Katz, Meredith A.: 114 Hendrastiti, Titiek K.: 39 Katz, Sheila: 159 Hill, Terrence: 63 Kaufman, Gayle: 64,140 Hilliard, Taylor: 64,99 Kawashima, Tenshi: 84 Hinze, Susan: 40,57,111 Keener, Steven Tucker: 38 Hoekstra, Cara: 6 Keith, Verna M.: 29 Hoffman, Kristi : 93 Kelly, Kimberly: 65 Holleman, Anna Lawrence: 97 Kemon, Nicole: 16 Hooke, Brett: 134 Kendig, Sarah: 135 Hough, Autumn Jade Melear: 26 Khalsa, Simranjit: 7 Howard, Megan: 53 Kidwell, Josiah Ray: 69 Howell, Courtney: 12 Kiecolt, Jill: 136 Huang, Hua-Lun: 53 Kim, Jae Kyun: 151 Huff-Corzine, Lin: 138 Kim, Joong Won: 20 Hughes, Michael: 98 Kincaid, Reilly: 138 Hummel, Joshua: 107 King, Colby: 21,44 70 King, Sanna: 68 Martinez-Cola, Marisela: 133 Kinney, Alexander: 63 Martinez, Katherine: 137 Kirschner, David: 26,37 Maryland, Ashley Reed: 88 Kling, Tom: 21 Matawaran, Caroline Grace: 6 Knoester, Chris: 35 Matchett, Robert Michael: 9,93 Knox, David: 23,56,64,99,137 Mathers, Lain A. B.: 166 Knudson, Paul: 64 Mathews, Adrienne: 13 Koch, Bradley: 162 Mathis, John Thomas: 27 Koch, Shelley: 80 Matos, Emely: 139 Kolb, Ken: 125 Matragrano, Christine: 81 Koontz, Amanda: 14,127 Mayer, Sarah: 154 Kuperberg, Arielle: 21 Mazelis, Joan Maya: 21 Kurdyla, Victoria: 164 McArthy, Emma Joy: 64 Kusujiarti, Siti: 39 McCann, Zachary: 147 Lamars, Jackie: 25 McCauley, Sara: 54 Lamont, Ellen: 140 McClure, Timothy: 108 Lampe, Nik M.: 29,43,102,166 McCord, Robert: 135 Lamphere, Jenna: 53 McDaniel, Michallene: 41 Lapan, Candace: 109 McDonald, Courtney: 27,137 LaPoint, Myklynn: 54 McDonald, Maretta: 101 Lariscy, Joseph T: 40 McDowell, Amy: 71 Laybourn, SunAh Marie: 14 McEachin, Khamryn: 7 Lazaran, Michelle: 39 McFalls, Hayden: 27 Leachman, Michael-Anne: 66 McGlamery, Steve: 97 Leap, Braden: 65 McGlynn-Wright, Anne: 159 Lee, Chyi: 97 McGuire, Abigail: 23,67 Lellock, J. Slade: 127 McIntyre, Katie: 67 Lemon, Margaret Kate: 68 McLeese, Michelle: 51 León-Pérez, Gabriela: 83 McLetchie, Alison: 46,113,141 Leppard, Tom: 63 Mehrotra, Meeta: 151 Lewis, Denise: 78 Mencken, F. Carson: 124 Li, Yao: 81 Merry, Joseph: 82 Lighthall, Yahnah: 94 Miller, Amanda: 128 Lio, Shoon: 78,112,151 Miller, Brennan James: 56 Lippard, Cameron: 7,42,73,101 Miller, Gabe H: 27,40 Livermore, Michelle: 26 Miller, Kimberly Michelle: 25 Loblack, Angelica Celeste: 99 Miller, Lisa: 166 Lonas, Samuel Graham: 30 Miller, Paula: 148 Longest, Landen Gambill: 65,125 Mills, Meghan: 25,67 Loraine, Rebecca: 65 Min, Hosik: 78,112,151 Lotspeich-Yadao, II, Michael: 6,124 Mingo, Meaghan: 134 Lund, Terese: 24 Mitra, Sharoni: 160 Luo, Ye: 40 Mize, Trenton D.: 138 Mackinem, Mitchell: 97 Moeder, Jessica: 121 Malone-Gonzalez, Shannon: 110 Moffitt, Kimberly: 80 Maloney, Patricia: 80 Momplaisir, Hans: 123 Mandel, Hadas: 149 Mondal, Lipon: 22 Marquez-Velarde, Guadalupe: 27 Moniz, Kyleigh: 119 Martin, Leslie: 146 Montalva Barba, Miguel : 63 Martin, Robert R..: 109 Montanez, Julio : 152 Martin, Tara Lynn: 137 Montano, Camille: 50 71 Moore, Jywana: 110 Perez-Felkner, Lara: 66,93 Moore, Mignon: 2 Perkins, Elizabeth: 64 Morales Giner, Pilar: 51 Petersen, Camille: 52 Moran, Mary: 89 Petrie, Michelle: 155 Morimoto, Shauna: 66 Pfaffendorf, Jessica: 52 Morris, Aldon: 89 Piel, Megan Katherine: 27 Moss, Brandon: 78,112,151 Pierce, Kayla: 56 Moten, Octavian: 153 Pilgrim, Haley Grace: 107 Mount, Elizabeth Ann: 13 Pitt, Richard N.: 166 Moye, Richard: 96 Plankey-Videla, Nancy: 50 Mueller, Collin: 139 Platt, Kamala: 114 Muhammad, Bahiyyah: 167 Pollard Jr, Carlos Anthony: 30 Murray, Kim: 133 Popan, Adrian: 7 Myers, Faith: 159 Poulson, Stephen: 142 Namur, Douglas: 22 Powers, Rebecca S.: 26 Nash, Bradley: 13 Preito-Hodge, Kayla: 138 Neely, Holly Gayle: 88 Price, Madison: 109 Neligan, Margot: 119 Prince, Janis: 28 Newton, Savannah Layne: 38 Prohaska, Ariane: 154 Nichols, Suzanne: 86 Punksungka, Maia: 163 Nilsson, Michelle Nathalie: 25 Purifoy, Danielle: 70 Nour, Hanna Sara: 139 Purita, Riccardo: 66 Nowakowski, Alexandra C. H.: 102 Quiett, Darren Quiett: 66 Noyongoyo, Boniface: 72 Ragland, Kinyel: 153 Nunez, Vanessa: 109 Rainock, Meagan: 67 Nymen, Elizabeth: 53 Raj, Sanjana: 119 O`Neill, Jacob: 66 Ralston, Margaret: 56 Ohanuka, Chelsea Ijeoma: 30 Rambotti, Simone: 112 Okoro, Grace: 96 Ramirez, Ignacio L.: 11 Okum, Troy S.: 82 Rangachar, Danya R: 83 Olson, Lisa: 53 Rankin, Victoria: 72 Orak, Ugur: 37 Ray, Victor: 52 Ortega, Frank: 120 Reckdenwald, Amy: 152 Osborne, Tiffany: 96 Reichelmann, Ashley Veronica: 34,78,98,148 Painia, Brianne Alexandra: 123 Resnick, Jack: 146 Pan, Xi: 40 Reyna, Joshua: 63,84 Park, Ju Hyun: 111 Reynodls, John: 134 Parker, Karen: 135 Reynolds, Jeremy: 138 Parks, Heather Jo: 66 Rider, Erin: 163 Parsons, Ryan: 82 Ridpath, B. David: 35 Partin, Christina: 21,37,55 Rios, Jessie: 68 Patrick, Amanda: 26 Ritter, Lacey Jae: 10,23,56,67,97,109,137 Patrick, Anne McNutt: 20 Rivera, Dominique: 22 Patterson, Brianna: 161 Roach, Teresa Anne: 58,140 Patterson, Isi: 7 Roberts, Elizabeth Burdette: 6 Pearce, Jessica: 34 Robinson, Jacob: 148 Pearce, Susan: 113 Robinson, Jamya: 30 Peebles, Ciara: 88 Robinson, Megan: 20 Pennell, Greta: 128 Robinson, Zandria: 70 Pennell, James: 128 Rocha Beardall, Theresa: 165 Perera, Rochella: 112 Rochmes, Jane: 107 72 Rogers, Baker: 43,71,129,161 Shriver, Thomas E.: 65,125 Rogers, Sarah: 161 Simmons-Thorne, Naomi: 43 Roos, Micah: 42,98,136 Simmons, Naomi: 141,161 Roscigno, Vincent: 57 Simms, Lauren K.: 119,148 Rose, Daniel: 96 Simon, Laura: 41 Rosen, Cameron Ruby: 87 Simoni, Zack: 67 Rosenberg, Justen: 12 Simpson, Chaniqua: 98 Roy, Rianka: 126 Sims, Jennifer Patrice: 100 Royster, Michael: 16 Skaggs, Rachel: 20 Rushing, Beth: 72 Skipper, Antonius: 96 Rutherford, Anna Jo: 26 Skubisz, Veronica: 55 Ryan, Mary: 42 Smiley, Kevin: 39,68,147 Ryburg, Renee: 54 Smith-Ruiz, Dorothy: 96 Salerno, Stacy: 58 Smith, Andrea Char`Lee: 112 Santellano, Karina: 50 Smith, Megan: 10 Sanyal, Paromita: 8 Smithey, Martha: 11 Sarabia, Daniel: 16 Solakoglu, Ozgur: 37 Sargent, Daniel: 124 Soligo, Marta: 69 Sarkar, Dr Anwesha: 126 Solomon, Jibril: 21 Sarker, Ananya: 111 Sorensen, Amy: 80 Sarver, Caleb: 7 Sorensen, Anna M.: 142 Satcher, Lacee: 96 Sparkman, Rachel Michelle: 95 Savage, Brenda: 122 Speights, Kimberly: 96 Savage, Chelsea Lea: 136 Spence, Sonya: 138 Saville, Anne: 65 Sporl, Christi: 24,67 Scaptura, Maria Nicole: 8 St. George, Megan: 149 Scarborough, Roscoe: 54 Stalp, Marybeth: 65 Scarborough, William J.: 121 Stearns, Elizabeth: 119 Scheid, Teresa L.: 10 Steele, Megan: 52 Schmutz, Vaughn: 160 Stewart, Brandon : 23 Schneider, Naomi: 86 Stockard, Russell L: 27 Schoenbachler, Adam: 124 Stone, Amy: 71 Schoenberger, Yu-Mei: 96 Stone, Ashley Yvonne: 55,153 Scholes, Paul: 81,110 Storr, Donovan: 66 Schumacher, John: 163 Strang, Carson: 109 Scott, Jerome: 165 Straub, Adam Michael: 52 Scott, Tyler D`Angelo Edward: 78 Streeter, Rayanne: 136 Scrivner, Brie: 154 Streib, Jessi: 107 Seawright, Miaya: 139 strmic-pawl, hephzibah: 85,100,165 Sedlar, Matthew: 80 Stubblefield, Austin: 80 Semyonov, Moshe: 149 Sullivan, Allison: 20 Settembrino, Marc: 53 Sullivan, Rachel: 21 Settman, Aidan Nadim: 67 Sumerau, J. Erica: 43,71,155 Sewell, Alyasah Ali: 29 Sutton, Tara: 155 Shadoan, Katelynn: 159 Szasz, Andrew: 55 Shakesphere, Damaris: 30 Talbert, Ryan: 112 Sharif, Suhaima: 23 Tam, Treva Chung-Kwan: 120 Sheares, Alicia: 111 Taplin, Ian Malcom: 127 Shefner, Jon: 109 Tavares, Carlos Daniel: 139 Shifrin, Elizabeta: 150 Taylor, Taura: 159 Shrivastava, Surbhi: 20 Taylor, Tiffany: 159 73 Teague, Hollie A. : 64 Washington, Jadia : 35 Thakore, Bhoomi: 85 Wayt, Virginia: 160 Thomas, James: 42,85,148 Weatherspoon, Emily Catherine: 95 Thornsbury, Brooke: 161 Weaver, Susan: 30 Timar, Eszter: 22 Webber, Gretchen: 149 Tirado, Camila: 87 Weffer, Simon: 101 Tolbert, II, Charles M.: 124 Wei, Zhongze: 39 Toman, Lindsay Anne: 8 Weston, John Robert: 97 Tomlinson, Christine: 150 Wienk, Ruthie: 78 Toothman, Erica: 21,58 Wilcox, Annika: 50 Topalidis, Georgios: 151 Will, Jeffry: 94 Topping, Michael: 125 Williams, Apryl: 27 Toussaint, Jeff: 136 Williams, Daniel: 27 Towns, Tangela: 96 Williams, Johnny: 85 Trevino, Kimberly: 6 Williamson, Will: 27 Trotter, LaTonya: 57 Wimberley, Dale: 13,114,142 Turgeon, Brianna: 159 Wingard, George: 46 Ukpabi, Ifeanyi: 63 Winters, Della J.: 102 Underhill, Megan: 95,148 Woerner, Jacqueline: 112 Upenieks, Laura: 10 Wolfe, Christina: 72 Vancil-Leap, Ashley: 163 Wolfe, Joseph: 84 Vanderminden, Jennifer: 44,146,164 Wood, Audie: 138 Venezia, Ashleigh: 119 Woodard, Tracey: 27 Vera, Nadya M: 51,114 Woods, Addie: 38 Vergara, Angela: 102,121,139,147 Wraight, Sarah: 78 Vieyra, Francisco Pablo Landeros: 79 Wright, Catherine: 109 Waggoner, Miranda R.: 102 Wyatt, Randall: 133 Waity, Julia: 44,66,146 Wygle, Ruth: 97 Wakeham, Joshua: 37 Wynn, Colleen Elizabeth: 128 Waldorf, Becca: 82 Yang, Yulin: 68 Walker, Alicia: 137 Yavorsky, Jill Evelyn: 72 Walker, Benjamin: 40 Yildiz, Muhammed: 84 Walker, Malaysia: 2 Yilmaz, Fatih: 142 Wallace, Brandy: 80 Zemba, Stephanie: 93,151 Walter, Avery: 98 Zhang, Lingling: 40 Walter, Charles: 51 Zhao, Wei: 127 Walton, Bree Nicole: 153 Zhu, Haiyan: 99 Waratuke, Stephen: 21 Ziff, Elizabeth: 128

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