Revolutions? Stalled Gender inequalityinthe21stcentury new orleans, Louisiana, USa Astor Crowne Plaza March 25-28, 2015 Annual meetingprogram SSS 78th Annualmeeting 2 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

PRESIDENTS OF THE SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY

1936 E.T. Krueger, Vanderbilt University 1979 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1937 Wilson Gee, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill & State University 1938 Rupert B. Vance, North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1980 M. Elaine Burgess, University of North Carolina- 1939 E.W. Gregory, University of Alabama Greensboro 1940 Fred C. Frey, Louisiana State University 1981 Irving L. Webber, University of Alabama 1941 B.O. Williams, University of Georgia 1982 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University 1942 William E. Cole, University of Tennessee-Knoxville 1983 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University-New Orleans 1943 Katharine Jocher, University of North Carolina- 1984 George A. Hillery, Jr., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Chapel Hill & State Univ. 1944 Katharine Jocher, University of North Carolina- 1985 Everett K. Wilson, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill Chapel Hill 1945 Howard Beers, University of Kentucky 1986 Jeffrey K. Hadden, University of Virginia 1946 Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University 1987 Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory University 1947 T. Lynn Smith, Louisiana State University 1988 Ida Harper Simpson, Duke University 1948 Coyle E. Moore, Florida State University 1989 John Shelton Reed, University of North Carolina- 1949 Wayland J. Hayes, Vanderbilt University Chapel Hill 1950 Lee M. Brooks, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1990 Lewis M. Killian, University of West Florida 1951 H.C. Brearley, George Peabody College for Teachers 1991 Joel Smith, Duke University 1952 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University 1992 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida 1953 Leland B. Tate, Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1993 Shirley B. Laska, University of New Orleans & State University 1994 Walter R. Gove, Vanderbilt University 1954 Guy B. Johnson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1995 Thomas C. Hood, University of Tennessee 1955 Morton B. King, Jr., University of Mississippi 1996 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State University 1956 Irwin T. Sanders, University of Kentucky 1997 Karl L. Alexander, Johns Hopkins University 1957 Homer L. Hitt, Louisiana State University 1998 Rebecca G. Adams, University of North Carolina- 1958 C. Horace Hamilton, North Carolina State University Greensboro 1959 Harold F. Kaufman, Mississippi State University 1999 Lynn Smith-Lovin, University of Arizona 1960 E. William Noland, University of North Carolina- 2000 Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University Chapel Hill 2001 Kenneth C. Land, Duke University 1961 Edgar T. Thompson, Duke University 2002 Rachel A. Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina- 1962 Meyer F. Nimkoff, Florida State University Chapel Hill 1963 Alvin L. Bertrand, Louisiana State University 2003 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University 1964 Selz C. Mayo, North Carolina State University 2004 Charles M. Tolbert II, Baylor University 1965 Bryce F. Ryan, University of Miami 2005 Michael Hughes, Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1966 Joseph S. Himes, North Carolina College & State University 1967 A. Lee Coleman, University of Kentucky 2006 Judith Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1968 Ernest Q. Campbell, Vanderbilt University 2007 Ronald W. Wimberley, North Carolina State University 1969 John C. McKinney, Duke University 2008 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University 1970 John T. Doby, Emory University 2009 Kathleen Slevin, William & Mary 1971 Alvin Boskoff, Emory University 2010 Angela O’Rand, Duke University 1972 Richard L. Simpson, University of North Carolina- 2011 Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State University Chapel Hill 2012 Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte 1973 Charles M. Grigg, Florida State University 2013 Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts- 1974 Fredrick L. Bates, University of Georgia Amherst 1975 Charles U. Smith, Florida A&M University 2014 Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington 1976 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University 2015 David J. Maume, University of Cincinnati 1977 Thomas R. Ford, University of Kentucky 1978 Gerhard E. Lenski, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 3

PRESIDENT’S WELCOME MESSAGE Welcome to Astor Crowne Plaza in New Orleans, site of the 78th Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society.

The theme of this year’s meeting is “Stalled Revolutions? Gender Inequality in the 21st Century.” While women have made many strides toward equal participation in societal institutions, and men are more supportive of equality and more active in family life, there is no denying the persistence of gender inequality in the United States. Not only do women and men continue to face different expectations for their behavior in both the public and private spheres, the intersections of race/ethnicity, class, sexuality, and nativity with gender yield even more challenges to realizing equality. In paper, roundtable, and poster sessions we will ask whether the gender revolution has stalled in and across important societal institutions and contexts, *and* discuss the policies needed to bring about a more gender egalitarian society in the 21st century.

Please take note of the plenary sessions in support of the meeting theme on David J. Maume Thursday (Kathleen Gerson), Friday (Heidi Hartmann and Martha Burk), and Saturday SSS President (Michael Messner, and Paula England). Running concurrent with the general 2014-2015 meeting will be two mini-conferences that focus on gender inequality. These sessions are highlighted in the program with the conference’s “50/50” icon. The first, “Changing and Unchanging Institutions,” will feature Thursday sessions assessing women’s status in sports, higher education, formal organizations, the military, and religion. On Friday, the “Gender Politics and Policies” mini-conference will feature sessions on work-family in international context, social welfare policy, immigration politics, and health care. As we meet in New Orleans ten years after Katrina, please note the many research and bookshelf sessions assessing the condition of the region post-Katrina. You’ll find these Katrina symposium sessions in the program by looking for the fleur-de-lis icon. In addi- tion, we have a stellar slate of Author-Meets-Critics sessions, noted by a book icon in the program. We’ve also provided the opportunity for conference attendees to meet many of the authors of books in the Katrina bookshelf and Author-Meets-Critics sessions in a series of “Meet the Authors” sessions scattered throughout the three main conference days. Finally, in keeping with the conference theme, we are pleased to offer gender neutral restrooms on the second floor mezzanine level, where the majority of our meeting rooms are located. Look for more information in the program and via signage on the meeting room floor. I am in debt to an excellent group of sociologists on the program committee and to program co-chairs Sarah Winslow (Clemson) and Shannon Davis (George Mason) for organizing this meeting. “Team S&S” has worked tirelessly to put together a compelling and provocative program; their commitment to SSS is exceeded only by their good cheer as they went about the thankless task of crafting the program. Thank you, Shannon & Sarah!! I also want to thank John Reynolds (Florida State) for his invaluable service as Vice President, and Jaita Talukdar (Loyola University of New Orleans) who chaired the Local Arrangements Committee. Of course, SSS runs smoothly because of the dedication and professionalism of David Brunsma and Slade Lellock (both at Virginia Tech), and we all owe them a debt of gratitude for their service to SSS. Finally, I want to thank you, the members, for supporting the SSS by coming to New Orleans to present and network. Have a great conference, everyone! 4 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM PhD Program in Sociology University of Cincinnati

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Qualitative Quantitative SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 5 78th Annual meeting SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOciety TABLE OF CONTENTS ASTOR CROWNE PLAZA NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 2 Past Presidents MARCH 25-28, 2015 3 Welcome Letter 6 SSS Committees Stalled 10 SSS Award Recipients 11 Previous Award Winners Revolutions? 12 Schedule at a Glance Gender inequality in the 21st century 24 Detailed Schedule 24 Wednesday, March 25 24 Thursday, March 26 72 Friday, March 27 109 Saturday, March 28 134 Index to Participants 159 Floor Map PRESIDENT DAVID J. MAUME, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI

PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRS SHANNON N. DAVIS, GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY FOLLOW US SARAH WINSLOW, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

EXECUTIVE OFFICER DAVID BRUNSMA, VIRGINIA TECH facebook.com/ groups/116988724990075/ ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER J. SLADE LELLOCK, VIRGINIA TECH

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS CHAIR /SouthSocSociety JAITA TALUKDAR, LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS Join the conversation! #SSS2015 6 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY COMMITTEES 2014-2015

SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS (ELECTED AND APPOINTED)

President: David Maume, University of Cincinnati Vice President: John Reynolds, Florida State University Executive Officer: David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech Recording Secretary: Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee-Knoxville President-elect: Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago Vice President-elect: Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University Past President: Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington Past-Past President: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Past-Past-Past President: Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Elected Member (2017): Dawn Robinson, University of Georgia Elected Member (2017): Lisa Slattery Walker, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Elected Member (2016): James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University Elected Member (2016): Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Elected Member (2015): Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech Elected Member (2015): Shannon Davis, George Mason University

PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE (ELECTED—THREE YEARS)

Chair: Bill Danaher, Southern Illinois University Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University, 2017 Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi, 2017 Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech, 2015 Koji Ueno, Florida State University, 2016 Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, 2014

EX-OFFICIO:

Robert Freymeyer, Editor, The Southern Sociologist, Presbyterian College David L. Brunsma, SSS Executive Officer, Virginia Tech J. Slade Lellock, Webmaster, Virginia Tech

PROGRAM COMMITTEE (APPOINTED—ONE YEAR)

Co-Chair: Shannon Davis, George Mason University Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College Co-Chair: Sarah Winslow, Clemson University Lisa Keister, Duke University Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina-Greensboro Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University Debarashmi Mitra, Central New Mexico Community College Nick Berigan Karen Parker, University of Delaware Dana Berkowitz, Louisiana State University Carmel Price, University of Michigan - Dearborn Krista Brumley, Wayne State University Allison Pugh, University of Virginia D’Lane Compton, University of New Orleans Tom Shriver, North Carolina State University Matthew Ezzell, James Madison University Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, Coastal Carolina University Scott Fitzgerald, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas – Dallas Lisette Garcia, Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Florida Angie Hattery, George Mason University Gretchen Webber, Middle Tennessee State University Amie Hess, Meredith College Andrew Whitehead, Clemson University Brian Hinote, Middle Tennessee State University Deniz Yucel, William Patterson University Sue Hinze, Case Western Reserve University Kecia Johnson, Florida State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 7

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS (APPOINTED—ONE YEAR) COMMITTEE ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Chair: Jaita Talukdar, Loyola University of New Orleans Sue Mennino, Loyola University of New Orleans Chair: J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida (2015) Melencia Johnson, University of South Carolina-Aiken (2017) FINANCE COMMITTEE (APPOINTED—SIX YEARS) Zandria Robinson, University of Memphis (2017) Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl, College of Charleston (2016) Chair: David L. Brunsma, Executive Officer, Virginia Tech Sancha Medwinter, Duke University (2016) David Maume, University of Cincinnati, President Bruce Wade, Spelman College (2015) Barbara Risman, President-Elect, University of Illinois-Chicago Charlie Brody, University of North Carolina-Charlotte (2018) COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONS (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Jeremy Reynolds, University of Georgia (2016) Kirsten Dellinger, Ole Miss (2020) Chair: Rebecca Bach, Duke University (2015) Diane Levy, University of North Carolina Wilmington (2016) NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Paul Luebke, University of North Carolina-Greensboro (2015) Mathieu Deflem, University of South Carolina (2017) Chair: John Reynolds, Vice President, Florida State University George Wilson, University of Miami (2017) Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee (2017) Tom Shriver, North Carolina State University (2017) COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE Diane Evertt, Stetson University (2017) (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Kecia Johnson, SUNY-Albany (2016) William Tyson, University of South Florida (2016) Chair: E. Brooke Kelly, University of North Carolina-Pembroke Angela Wadsworth, University of North Carolina-Wilmington (2015) (2016) Shirley Rombough, University of Texas-Pan American (2017) Amy Chasteen Miller, University of Southern Mississippi (2015) Benjamin Albers, Bridgewater College (2017) Patricia Warren, Florida State University (2015) Josh Tuttle, George Mason University (2016) James Witte, George Mason University (2015) Julia Waity, University of North Carolina-Wilmington (2016) Frank Samson, University of Miami (2015) ELECTION COMMITTEE (APPOINTED—FIVE YEARS) COMMITTEE ON SOCIOLOGY IN COMMUNITY AND SMALL Chair, Stephanie A. Bohon, Recording Secretary, University of COLLEGES (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Tennessee-Knoxville David L. Brunsma, Executive Officer, Virginia Tech Chair: Nicholas Guittar, Valdosta State University (2015) J. Slade Lellock, Webmaster, Virginia Tech Editor, The Teaching Corner: James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University (2015) SITE SELECTION COMMITTEE Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University (2015) (ELECTED AND APPOINTED—FOUR YEARS) Sandra Weissinger, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (2015) Chair: Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington Susan Ambler, Maryville College (2016) Site Selection Officers: Kimberly Lancaster, Coastal Carolina Community College (2016) Dennis McSeveney, University of New Orleans DeAnna Gore, University of South Carolina-Aiken (2017) Charles Tolbert, Baylor University Kris De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University (2017) David Maume, University of Cincinnati Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Beth Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Chair: Anthony Greene, College of Charleston (2015) Anthony COMMITTEE ON HONORS (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Peguero, Virginia Tech (2017) Lane Destro, Radford College (2017) Chair: Hugh Floyd, Samford University (2016) Jean-Anne Sutherland, University of North Carolina Wilmington Stephen McNamee, University of North Carolina-Wilmington (2016) (2016) Susan Pearce, East Carolina University (2016) Kenneth Andrews, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (2015) Adrienne Milner, University of Alabama-Birmingham (2015) Hernan Ramirez, Florida State University (2015) Carmel Price, University of Michigan (2017) Amy Donley, University of Central Florida (2017) 8 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF STUDENTS (APPOINTED—THREE CONSORTIUM OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATIONS (COSSA) YEARS) LIASION (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM)

Co-Chair: Jeffrey Will, University of North Florida (2015) Roberta Spalter-Roth Co-Chair: Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia (2017) Abigail Reiter, George Mason University (2016) ORGANIZATIONAL LIAISON (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM) David Gay, University of South Florida (2017) Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi Allison Wisecup, Radford University (2017) PARLIAMENTARIAN (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM) COMMITTEE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY (APPOINTED—THREE YEARS) Thomas C. Hood, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Chair: Julie Wiest, West Chester University (2015) PRESIDENTIAL AIDE (APPOINTED—ONE YEAR) Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University of New Jersey (2017) Kylie Perrotta, Delaware State (2017) Michael Maume, University of North Carolina-Wilmington Marni Brown, Georgia Gwinett College (2016) Christy Flatt, Gordon State University (2016) Lakshmi Jayaram, University of South Florida (2015)

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (AD-HOC)

Chair: Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Angela O’Rand, Duke University Vincent J. Roscigno, The Ohio State University Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

DISASTER RELIEF COMMITTEE (AD-HOC)

Chair: David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech Dana Greene, North Carolina State University DeMond Miller, Rowan University J. Steven Picou, University of South Alabama

PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON COMMITTEES

Chair: Denise Bissler, Randolph Macon College James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University Cameron Lippard, Appalachian State University

ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER (APPOINTED—FIVE YEARS)

J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech

ARCHIVIST (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM)

James Hougland, University of Kentucky

ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATION COORDINATOR (APPOINTED— FIVE YEARS)

J. Slade Lellock, Webmaster, Virginia Tech

AUDIO-VISUAL COORDINATOR (APPOINTED—INDEFINITE TERM)

Lindsay Kahle, Virginia Tech SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 9 Social Currents The Offi cial Journal of the Southern Sociological Society

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ROLL OF HONOR DISTINGUISHED LECTURESHIP AWARDEES 2015 Robert Agnew, Emory University 2015 Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee – Knoxville 2014 Walter Gove, Vanderbilt University 2012 Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans 2014 Kenneth Land, Duke University 2011 Larry W. Isaac, Vanderbilt University 2013 John Shelton Reed, UNC – Chapel Hill 2008 Larry J. Griffin, UNC-Chapel Hill 2012 Ronald Wimberley, NC State University 2007 E.M. Beck, University of Georgia 2011 Charles S. Johnson, Fisk University 2008 Clifton Bryan, Virginia Tech 2008 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University CHARLES S. JOHNSON AWARDEES 2007 Ida Harper Simpson, Duke University 2010 Larry J. Griffin, UNC – Chapel Hill 2006 Richard L. Simpson, UNC – Chapel Hill 2006 William W. Falk, University of Maryland 2002 Ronald L. Akers, University of Florida 2005 Dolores Aldridge, Emory University 1996 Lewis M. Killian, University of West Florida 2002 John Moland, Jr., Alabama State University 1995 Charles B. Nam, Florida State University 1997 Charles U. Smith, Florida A & M University 1994 Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University 1990 Rudolf Heberle, Louisiana State University 1989 Kurt W. Back, Duke University KATHARINE JOCHER-BELLE BOONE BEARD AWARDEES 1986 Guy B. Johnson, UNC – Chapel Hill 1986 Joseph H. Fichter, Loyola University – New 2015 Holly McCammon, Vanderbilt University Orleans 2014 David Maume, University of Cincinnati 1984 Joseph S. Himes, UNC – Greensboro 2010 Irene Padavic, Florida State University 1982 Vernon J. Parenton, Louisiana State University 2004 Barbara Risman, NC State University 1979 Ernst Borinski, Tougaloo College 1999 Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University 1977 Rupert B. Vance, UNC – Chapel Hill 1995 Rachel Rosenfeld, UNC – Chapel Hill 1977 T. Lynn Smith, University of Florida

MARTIN L. LEVIN DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDEES DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEACHING AWARDEES 2014 Stephanie Bohon, University of Tennessee-Knoxville 2010 Edward l. Kain, Southwestern University 2013 Bob Freymeyer, Presbyterian College 2006 Gregory Weiss, Roanoke College 2010 Tom Hood, University of Tennessee 2005 Idee Winfield, College of Charleston 2006 Clifton Bryant, Virginia Tech 2004 Maxine Atkinson, NC State University 2005 Abbott L. Ferriss, Emory University 2002 Clifton D. Bryant, Virginia Tech 2004 Catherine Harris, Wake Forest University 2002 Department of Sociology, James Madison University 2003 Martin L. Levin, Mississippi State University 12 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25TH

Time Event Location 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Executive Committee Meeting Chartres 4:00 PM-6:00 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer On-Site Registration Astor Gallery 5:00 PM-7:30 PM Welcome Reception and Candidate Meet and Greet Astor Gallery THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH

Time Event Location 7:00 AM-8:00 AM Commission on the Accreditation of Programs in Applied and Clinical Astor Ballroom II Sociology (CAPACS) Information Session Site Selection Committee Meeting Royal 8:00 AM-10:45 AM Finance Committee Meeting Royal 8:00 AM-5:30 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer On-Site Registration Astor Gallery Exhibits Astor Gallery and Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 1. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference St. Charles B -- Race, Sport, Gender and The Changing Sport Institutions in 21st Century America Session 2. Katrina Bookshelf Session One (Sponsored by SWS-South) Astor Ballroom I Session 3. Author-Meets-Critics - Gender and Justice, Why Women in Astor Ballroom II the Judiciary Really Matter (Routledge) by Sally J. Kenney Session 4. Higher Education in Context Bienville Session 5. Gender Ideologies and Feminist Consciousness Bourbon Session 6. Sociology of Mothering Burgundy Session 7. Gender, Pedagogy, & Popular Culture Chartres Session 8. Intersectionality in STEM Research Iberville Session 9. Economic and Organizational Dynamics and Change St. Ann Session 10. Health among Minority Populations St. Louis Session 11. Virtual Communities and Creation and Management of the Toulouse A Self Session 12. Author-Meets-Critics – Recognizing Race and Ethnicity: St. Charles A Power, Privilege, and Inequality (Westview Press) by Kathleen Fitzgerald Session 13. Gender and Religion Toulouse B Session 14. Applying and Testing Criminological Theories Astor Ballroom III Session 15. Police Practices and Legal Issues Astor Ballroom III Session 16. Examinations of Violent Behavior: Neighborhoods, Gangs, Astor Ballroom III and Guns Session 17. Variation in Sexual Assault Victimization and Responses Astor Ballroom III Session 18. Abuse, Maltreatment, and Bullying in Childhood Astor Ballroom III Session 19. Poster Session I Astor Ballroom III SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 13 THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH – CONTINUED

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9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 20. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference St. Charles B Schedule at a -- Disrupting Gender Inequality in the Professoriate: Challenging the Structures and Cultures of Exclusion (Sponsored by SWS-South) Glance Session 21. Katrina Bookshelf Session Two Astor Ballroom I Session 22. Community, Demography, and Environment Astor Ballroom II Session 23. Cultural Consumption Bourbon Session 24. Comparative and Historical Social Movements Burgundy Session 25. Pedagogy in Practice: Issues in the Teaching of Chartres Wednesday Undergraduate Sociology March 25 Session 26. Motherhood and Families in Hard Times Iberville Session 27. Criminological Theory: Advancing Perspectives St. Ann Session 28. Sexual Harassment and Hostile Environments St. Louis Session 29. Fundamental Causes of Health Inequalities: Multilevel Toulouse A Approaches Thursday Session 30. Choice and Consequences: Sexuality Education and Youth Toulouse B March 26 in Neoliberal Times Session 31. Stalled Advancement to Academic Leadership for Women Bienville and Women of Color (Sponsored by the ASA) Session 32. Author-Meets-Critics – A Critical Look at School St. Charles A Desegregation/Resegregation in Southern School Districts: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: School Desegregation and Resegregation in Charlotte (Harvard Education Press) by Roslyn Mickelson, Friday Stephen Smith, and Amy Nelson; The End of Consensus: Diversity, March 27 Neighborhoods and the Politics of Public School Assignments (University of North Carolina Press) by Toby Parcel and Andrew Taylor Session 33. Politics and Logics of International Social Organization and Astor Ballroom III Change Session 34. Political Attitudes toward State Outcomes Astor Ballroom III

Session 35. Social Movements in Action Astor Ballroom III Saturday March 28 Session 36. The Sociological Imagination, Social Activism, and Political Astor Ballroom III Participation Session 37. Environmental, Social, and Economic Dynamics of New Astor Ballroom III Energy and Natural Disasters Session 38. The Impact of Development and Financial Transformations Astor Ballroom III Session 39. Social Justice and Human Rights in Action Astor Ballroom III Session 40. Poster Session II Astor Ballroom III ParticipantsIndex of 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 41. Presidential Plenary – Stalled Revolutions? Gender, Work, Astor Ballroom I and Family in the 21st Century 12:00 PM-12:45 PM 2015-2016 Committee Chair Orientation Astor Ballroom III 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Meet the Authors - Session 1 Astor Gallery Session 42. Gender Inequality and Movements for Change: Frame Bourbon Disputes, Media, and Strategy Session 43. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference St. Charles B -- Formal Organizations 14 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH – CONTINUED

Time Event Location Session 44. Whither the Black Urban Regime?: Majority Black Cities in Astor Ballroom I the Decade After Katrina and in the Wake of the Great Recession

Session 45. Teaching about Gender Inequality in the 21st Century Bienville (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Gender and Sexuality and the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Session 46. Contextualizing Racial and Ethnic Identities Burgundy Session 47. Directions in Sociological Theory Chartres Session 48. Sexual Assault and Harassment: Gender, Sexuality, and St. Louis Campus Culture Session 49. Medical Workers and the Changing Landscape of Health Toulouse A and Medicine Session 50. Gender, Sexuality, and Religion Toulouse B Session 51. Gender, Race, Class, and Katrina Astor Ballroom II Session 52. Memorial Session for Alan Bayer Iberville Session 53. Development of a School-Based Drug Prevention Program Royal for Homeless Youth: Challenges and Opportunities Session 54. Bringing Sociology to the People St. Ann Session 55. Author-Meets-Critics – The Hero’s Fight: African Americans St. Charles A in West Baltimore and the Shadow of the State (Princeton University Press) by Patricia Fernández-Kelly Session 56. Racial Ideologies and Their Impact on Social Change Astor Ballroom III Session 57. Using Intersectional Analysis to Reveal Interlocking Astor Ballroom III Systems of Power Session 58. Rethinking the American Dream Astor Ballroom III Session 59. Persistent Discrimination in an Era of Colorblindedness Astor Ballroom III Session 60. Peer Groups in Educational Institutions Astor Ballroom III Session 61. Schools, Teachers, and Educational Outcomes Astor Ballroom III Session 62. Attitudes toward Schooling Astor Ballroom III Session 63. Inequalities in Educational Experiences and Outcomes Astor Ballroom III Session 64. Methodological Challenges in Educational Research Astor Ballroom III Session 65. Racial Prejudice and Racialized Experiences Astor Ballroom III Session 66. Barriers to Equality and Mobility Astor Ballroom III Session 67. Culture and Identity in Education Astor Ballroom III Session 68. Economic Organization and Change Astor Ballroom III Session 69. Poster Session III Astor Ballroom III 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 70. Gender Inequities, Disasters, and Displacement in the 21st Astor Ballroom I Century: An Intersectional Approach Session 71. Media, Movements, and the Internet Astor Ballroom II Session 72. The Consequences and Control of Financialization Bourbon Session 73. Contemporary Issues in the Study of Religion Burgundy SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 15 THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH – CONTINUED

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Session 74. Questionable Representations of Race in the Media and Chartres Schedule at a Pop Culture Glance Session 75. Work and Family Dynamics Iberville Session 76. Style, Fashion, and Dress Royal Session 77. Views on Social Movements in the United States St. Ann Session 78. Navigating Sexual Assault and Sexual Assault Polices on St. Louis University/College Campuses (Sponsored by SWS-South) Session 79. Masculinities Toulouse A Wednesday March 25 Session 80. Social Integration among Minority Populations Toulouse B Session 81. Author-Meets-Critics – Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race St. Charles A and Civility in Everyday Life (W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.) by Elijah Anderson Session 82. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference -- St. Charles B The Changing and Unchanging U.S. Military Thursday Session 83. Job Market Workshop (Co-sponsored by SWS-South and Bienville March 26 Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Session 84. In Defense of the Military: Impacts beyond Deployment Astor Ballroom III Session 85. Emerging Change, Regulation, and Policy at Work Astor Ballroom III Session 86. For the Love of Labor: Change, Conflict, and Organization Astor Ballroom III Session 87. Caring for Those Who Care: The Gendered Labor of Astor Ballroom III Caregiving Session 88. Examining Risky Health Behaviors and Health Lifestyles Astor Ballroom III March Friday27 Session 89. Mental Health across the Life Course Astor Ballroom III Session 90. Inequality and Experiences of Changing Healthcare Policies Astor Ballroom III Session 91. Understanding Variation in Health-Related Attitudes and Astor Ballroom III Experiences Session 92. Gender, Health, and Aging Astor Ballroom III Saturday Session 93. Poster Session IV Astor Ballroom III March 28 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Publications Committee Meeting Royal Meet the Authors - Session 2 Astor Gallery Session 94. Research Incubator 1 Astor Ballroom III Session 95. Research Incubator 2 Astor Ballroom III Session 96. Research Incubator 3 Astor Ballroom III Session 97. Research Incubator 4 Astor Ballroom III ParticipantsIndex of Session 98. Gender and STEM Bourbon Session 99. Income and Labor Market Inequalities Burgundy Session 100. Theatrics of Police Power: Narrative, Visuality, and Chartres Spectacle Session 101. Class, Social Context, and Delinquency St. Ann Session 102. Movement Culture and Tactics St. Louis Session 103. Education, the Workplace, and the Self Toulouse A Session 104. Stalled Revolutions: Gender Inequality and Bodies Toulouse B 16 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH – CONTINUED

Time Event Location Session 105. Feminist Leadership in the Academy (Co-sponsored by Astor Ballroom II SWS-South and the Committee on Gender and Sexuality) Session 106. Pedagogical Practices in Public Sociology Bienville Session 107. Author-Meets-Critics – Urban Nightlife: Entertaining St. Charles A Race, Class, and Culture in Public Space (Rutgers University Press) by Reuben A. Buford May Session 108. Intersecting Inequalities in Post-Katrina New Orleans Astor Ballroom I (Co-sponsored by the Disaster Relief Committee and the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Session 109. Racial and SES Contrasts in Physical and Mental Health Iberville Session 110. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference St. Charles B -- Religion 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Social Currents Editorial Board Meeting Royal Session 111. Poster Session Showcasing Graduate Programs Astor Ballroom III Session 112. Violence to Black and Brown Bodies in Post-Katrina New Astor Ballroom II Orleans (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges, the Ad-Hoc Committee on Disaster Relief, and the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Session 113. Healthy Behaviors and Health Inequality Bienville Session 114. Political, Economic, and Environmental Intersections Bourbon Session 115. Analyzing Crime and Delinquency: Attitudes, Personal Burgundy Background, and Family Influences Session 116. Gender and Reproduction (Sponsored by SWS-South) Chartres Session 117. How May We Serve You? The “Costs” of Service Work St. Ann Session 118. Race, Gender and Popular Media/Entertainment St. Louis Session 119. Technology Across the Life Course Toulouse A Session 120. Political Mobilization and New Media Toulouse B Session 121. Recruiting and Retaining Faculty of Color (Co-sponsored Iberville by the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities and SWS-South) Session 122. Author-Meets-Critics – The White Savior Film: Content, St. Charles A Critics, and Consumption (Temple University Press) by Matthew W. Hughey Session 123. What’s Strain Got to Do With It? The Impact of the Work of St. Charles B Robert Agnew on Criminology (SSS Roll of Honor Presentation in Honor of Robert Agnew) Session 124. Constructing Effective Approaches to Teaching Astor Ballroom III Session 125. Rethinking, Critiquing, and Applying Theory Astor Ballroom III Session 126. Innovations and Challenges in Research Methodology Astor Ballroom III Session 127. Poster Session V Astor Ballroom III 6:45 PM-8:00 PM Session 128. Making SSS a Welcoming and Inclusive Place for All Astor Ballroom III Sociologists: A Brainstorm Session (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges, the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities, and the Committee on Gender and Sexuality) University of Tennessee Alumni Reception St. Charles A SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 17 THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH – CONTINUED

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8:00 PM-9:00 PM Reception Celebrating Robert Agnew’s Induction into the Roll of Honor St. Charles B Schedule at a

8:00 PM-10:00 PM Student Mixer and SSS Candidate Meet and Greet 700 Club Glance 700 Burgundy Street FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH

Time Event Location Wednesday March 25 7:00 AM-8:00 AM ASA Chair’s Breakfast Burgundy 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer On-Site Registration Astor Gallery Exhibits Astor Gallery and Astor Ballroom III

Thursday 8:00 AM-10:45 AM Executive Committee Meeting Royal March 26 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 129. New Orleans 10 Years Since Katrina: Progress and Astor Ballroom I Lingering Challenges in the Recovery Session 130. Mental Health on the Job Astor Ballroom II Session 131. Innovative Techniques in the Undergraduate Classroom Bienville Session 132. Mass and Social Media Influences on Perceptions of Bourbon Crime and Criminals Session 133. Risk, Uncertainty, and Inequality in the “New” Economy Burgundy March Friday27 Session 134. Living “Intersectionality” as Scholars: In the Classroom, Chartres Out in the Field, and Through the Data Session 135. Urban Renewal and Its Consequences Iberville Session 136. Campus Culture, Student Identities, and Environmental St. Ann Actions

Session 137. Corporatization, Commodification and Higher Education St. Louis Saturday March 28 Session 138. Gender and Race in Interactions and Institutions Toulouse A Session 139. Gender Equality in Relationships Toulouse B Session 140. Author-Meets-Critics - Moral Wages: The Emotional St. Charles A Dilemmas of Victim Advocacy and Counseling (University of California Press) by Kenneth Kolb Session 141. Environmental Justice and Social Change St. Charles B Session 142. Analyzing Political Discourse and Media Content Astor Ballroom III ParticipantsIndex of Session 143. Conceptualizing and Evaluating Science and Medicine Astor Ballroom III Session 144. Communities, Empowerment, and the Politics of Astor Ballroom III Cultural Production and Consumption Session 145. Cultural Practices of Health and Body Astor Ballroom III Session 146. Television and Movie Content as Cultural Representation Astor Ballroom III Session 147. Portrayals and Perceptions of Immigrants and Astor Ballroom III Immigration Session 148. Theory and Religion Astor Ballroom III 18 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH – CONTINUED

Time Event Location Session 149. Music as Cultural Production Astor Ballroom III Session 150. Cultural Intermediaries and Media Framing Astor Ballroom III Session 151. Religious Identities and Practices Astor Ballroom III Session 152. Intimacy and Romance: Framings and Practices Astor Ballroom III Session 153. Religion and Identity Politics Astor Ballroom III Session 154. Poster Session VI Astor Ballroom III 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Meet the Authors - Session 3 Astor Gallery Session 155. Research Incubator 5 Astor Ballroom III Session 156. Research Incubator 6 Astor Ballroom III Session 157. Research Incubator 7 Astor Ballroom III Session 158. Research Incubator 8 Astor Ballroom III Session 159. Research Incubator 9 Astor Ballroom III Session 160. Stalled Revolutions Part 1: The Continuing Significance Toulouse B of Race Session 161. Frontiers in Culture and Emotions Astor Ballroom II Session 162. Gender, Media, and Popular Culture Bourbon Session 163. New Directions in Queer Social Research Burgundy Session 164. Social Inequalities and School Violence (Sponsored by Iberville SWS-South) Session 165. Current Topics in Mental Health St. Ann Session 166. Assortative Mating and Dating Toulouse A Session 167. Author-Meets-Critics - School’s Out: Gay and Lesbian St. Charles A Teachers in the Classroom (University of California Press) by Catherine Connell Session 168. Turning Teaching into Scholarship (Sponsored by Bienville Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Session 169. Balancing Motherhood and Academia: A Professional Chartres Development Workshop (Sponsored by SWS-South) Session 170. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- St. Charles B Promoting Parity: Gender and Work-Family Experiences across the Globe Session 171. Research and Advocacy for Higher Ed’s Precariat: St. Louis Workshop on Doing Public Sociology in the Academy (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociological Practice) Session 172. The Criminology of Disaster: Revisiting Hurricane Astor Ballroom I Katrina 10 Years Later 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 173. Presidential Plenary - Gender, Decision Making and Astor Ballroom I Policy in the 21st Century 12:00 PM-12:45 PM Tribute to Bob Gramling: Scholar and Mentor Toulouse A International Network of Scholar Activists Informational Meeting Astor Ballroom III 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Meet the Authors - Session 4 Astor Gallery Session 174. Poster Session VII Astor Ballroom III SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 19 FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH – CONTINUED

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Session 175. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- Gender, St. Charles B Schedule at a Social Welfare Policy, and the Safety Net Glance Session 176. New Directions in Work and Inequality Toulouse B Session 177. Contemporary Interracial Connections and Relationships Astor Ballroom II Session 178. Food and Poverty Bienville Session 179. Barriers to School Belonging Bourbon Session 180. Racial and Ethnic Relations in Education Burgundy Wednesday Session 181. Ethnoracism and Consequences for Physical and Mental Iberville March 25 Health Session 182. Race, Class, and Crime St. Ann Session 183. Constructing Environmental Values Toulouse A Session 184. Writing Cover Letters for Teaching-Oriented Job Chartres Searches: A Panel Discussion (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Small and Community Colleges) Thursday Session 185. Author-Meets-Critics - Changing Faith: The Dynamics St. Charles A March 26 and Consequences of Americans’ Shifting Religious Identities (New York University Press) by Darren Sherkat Session 186. The Corporate Approach to Higher Education: Impacts on St. Louis Faculty and Students (Sponsored by the Committee on the Profession) Session 187. Disasters, Dissertations, and Diaspora: A 10th Astor Ballroom I Anniversary Retrospective on the Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Local Scholars March Friday27 Session 188. Stalled Revolutions Abroad: Taking students to the Royal epicenters of change, a workshop on creating dynamic international travel adventures. Session 189. Attitudes in Young Adulthood Astor Ballroom III Session 190. Marriage in the Modern World Astor Ballroom III Session 191. Life Course and Young Adults Astor Ballroom III Saturday 2:15 PM-3:30 PM 2016 Program Committee Meeting Royal March 28 Session 192. Gender, Leadership, Health: Implications for Community Astor Ballroom II Development Session 193. Poverty and Food Insecurity Bourbon Session 194. New approaches to organizational inequalities: First Burgundy findings from the Bielefeld SFB 882 project Session 195. Educational Aspirations and Expectations Chartres ParticipantsIndex of Session 196. Feminist Activism and Gendered Social Change Iberville Session 197. Regulating Sexualities St. Ann Session 198. Sociologists, Study Thyselves St. Louis Session 199. Macro-level Analyses of Criminal Behaviors, Policing, Toulouse A and the Law Session 200. Preparing Undergraduates for Graduate/Professional Bienville School and Transitioning from Undergraduate to Graduate/ Professional School Student 20 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH – CONTINUED

Time Event Location Session 201. Author-Meets-Critics - In Defense of Disciplines: St. Charles A Interdisciplinarity, Specialization and the Research University (University of Chicago Press) by Jerry Jacobs Session 202. Stalled Revolutions Part 2: The Continuing Significance Toulouse B of Race Session 203. How Can Scholars Contribute to Community Activism? Astor Ballroom I (Sponsored by SWS-South) Session 204. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- St. Charles B Immigration, Gender Politics and Policies Session 205. Gender, Sexuality, and Popular Culture Astor Ballroom III Session 206. Gendered Education Astor Ballroom III Session 207. Gender and Sexuality in Relationships Astor Ballroom III Session 208. Gendered and Sexualized Identities, Interactions, and Astor Ballroom III Institutions Session 209. Gender Inequality in Employment and Families Astor Ballroom III Session 210. Regulating and Re-imagining Gendered and Sexualized Astor Ballroom III Norms Session 211. Sexual Behaviors and Sexual Norms Astor Ballroom III Session 212. Gender and the Academy Astor Ballroom III Session 213. Poster Session VIII Astor Ballroom III Meet SSS Authors Astor Gallery 3:45 PM-5:00 PM SWS-South “Coffee for a Cause” Reception and Silent Auction Astor Ballroom III Session 214. Maximizing Student Success In and Out of College Bienville Session 215. The Long Reach of the Internet and Mass Media Bourbon Session 216. Community, Social Justice, and Social Cohesion Burgundy Session 217. Reaching and Teaching: Best Practices for On-Line Chartres Pedagogy in Undergraduate Sociology Courses Session 218. Rising Risk: Disaster, Climate Change, and Planning for Iberville Future Vulnerability and Community Resilience Session 219. Online Sources of Violence, Extremism, and Hate Royal Session 220. Incarceration and the Challenges Faced by Incarcerated St. Ann Parents Session 221. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- Health St. Charles B and Health Care Session 222. Work beyond the Workplace St. Louis Session 223. Interrogating Uses of Quantitative Methods Toulouse A Session 224. Race and Space Toulouse B Session 225. Author-Meets-Critics - The Tumbleweed Society: Working St. Charles A and Caring in an Age of Insecurity (Oxford University Press) by Allison J. Pugh 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 226. Presidential Honors and Convocation Ceremony Astor Ballroom I and II 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Presidential Reception Astor Ballroom III SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 21 SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH

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7:00 AM-8:00 AM SSS Business Meeting Chartres Schedule at a 8:00 AM-12:00 PM On-Site Registration Astor Gallery Glance Pre-Registration Astor Foyer Exhibits Astor Gallery and Astor Ballroom III

8:00 AM-10:00 AM Executive Committee Meeting Royal Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Meeting Astor Ballroom III Wednesday Committee on Gender and Sexuality Meeting Astor Ballroom III March 25 Committee on Professions Meeting Astor Ballroom III Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges Meeting Astor Ballroom III Committee on Sociological Practice Meeting Astor Ballroom III

Persistent Poverty in the South Research Project Meeting Thursday Membership Committee Meeting Astor Ballroom III March 26 Committee on the Status of Students Meeting Astor Ballroom III Honors Committee Meeting Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 227. Fear of Crime Astor Ballroom II Session 228. Teaching Practices In and Out of the Classroom Bienville Session 229. Group Processes I: Status Bourbon Session 230. Using an Intersectionality Frame to Understand Health Burgundy March Friday27 Inequalities Session 231. The Role of Social Support, Social Networks, and Social Iberville Capital on Physical and Mental Health Session 232. A Future Media Sociology: Innovative Takes on Media, St. Ann Culture and Social Life Session 233. Culture and the Reproduction of Social Class St. Charles B Saturday Session 234. Activism and Political Participation St. Louis March 28 Session 235. Social Technology & Society Toulouse A Session 236. Immigration, Community, and Crime Toulouse B Session 237. Write Where It Hurts: Negotiating the Emotional Chartres Challenges of Doing Deeply Personal Research Session 238. Author-Meets-Critics - Love, Money, and HIV: Becoming St. Charles A a Modern African Woman in the Age of AIDS (University of California Press) by Sanyu A. Mojola ParticipantsIndex of 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Meet the Authors - Session 5 Astor Gallery Session 239. Disrupting Gender Inequality in the Professoriate: St. Charles B Confronting Open Hostilities (Sponsored by SWS-South) Session 240. The Aftermath: Framing and Responding to Disasters Astor Ballroom II Session 241. Group Processes II: Culture, Groups, and the Individual Bourbon Session 242. Sociology of Popular Music Burgundy Session 243. - Critically Queer -- a look at the impact of knowledge Chartres as power 22 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH – CONTINUED

Time Event Location Session 244. Embodied Inequality: Music, Sports, and Culture Iberville Session 245. Medicalization of the Body and Mind St. Ann Session 246. Innovations, Advancements, and Challenges in Doing St. Louis Qualitative Research Session 247. Perspectives on Homicide and Mass Killing Toulouse A Session 248. Contemporary Parenting Toulouse B Session 249. Moving Beyond the Discipline: Translating Sociology to Bienville Real-World Contexts Session 250. Author-Meets-Critics - The Long Shadow: Family St. Charles A Background, Disadvantaged Urban Youth and the Transition to Adulthood (Russell Sage Foundation) by Karl Alexander, Doris Entwisle and Linda Olson 11:00 AM-12:15 PM SWS-South Business Meeting St. Charles B Session 251. Immigrants, Political Efficacy, and Civil Society Astor Ballroom II Session 252. Innovations in Teaching Undergraduate Students Bienville Session 253. Sociology of Mental Health Bourbon Session 254. Stories of Identity Struggles: Influences of Controlling Chartres Images on Identity Construction Session 255. Technologies, Gendered Bodies, and Social Activism Iberville Session 256. Thinking and Rethinking Theory Royal Session 257. Southern Culture and Experiences St. Ann Session 258. Power and Inequality in Sports St. Louis Session 259. Contemporary Racial Attitudes in America I (Sponsored Toulouse A by the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Session 260. Socialization in the City Toulouse B Session 261. What Is Leaning In Leaving Out? Burgundy Session 262. Author-Meets-Critics - Doing the Best I Can: St. Charles A Fatherhood in the Inner City (University of California Press) by Kathryn Edin and Timothy J. Nelson 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 263. Presidential Plenary - Gender and Intimate Associations St. Charles B between Men and Women 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 264. Entrepreneurship Astor Ballroom II Session 265. Gender and Group Processes Bourbon Session 266. Beer, Wine, and Spirits: Contexts of Production and Burgundy Consumption Session 267. The Importance of Social Class Origin for Upward Chartres Socioeconomic Mobility Session 268. Talking Back and Letting Go of Neoliberal Feminism Iberville Session 269. On the Margins of the Disability Movement: Contested Royal Narratives of Bodies and Minds Session 270. The Civil Rights Struggle and its Political Legacy St. Charles B Session 271. Community, Social Capital, and Social Movements St. Louis SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 23 SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH ­– CONTINUED

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Session 272. Contemporary Racial Attitudes in America II (Sponsored Toulouse A Schedule at a by the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Glance Session 273. Gendered Institutions Toulouse B Session 274. Applied Intersectionality in the Sociology Classroom Bienville (Sponsored by the Committee of Racial and Ethnic Minorities and the Committee on Gender and Sexuality) Session 275. Author-Meets-Critics - Paradise Transplanted: Migration St. Charles A (University of California Press) and the Making of California Gardens Wednesday by Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo March 25 Session 276. Sociology of Lifestyle Stratification St. Ann 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 277. Sport and Stalled Revolutions: Women’s Sports (Co- Toulouse B sponsored by the Committee on Gender and Sexuality and SWS-South) Session 278. Social Networks Astor Ballroom II Session 279. Small Group Dynamics Bourbon Session 280. The Sociology of Craft Beer Burgundy Thursday March 26 Session 281. Sociology of Bullying Chartres Session 282. Gender, Sexuality, and Relationships Iberville Session 283. The Implications of Stress During Adolescence: Royal Discrimination, School Discipline, and Pubertal Timing Session 284. Race, Neighborhoods, and the Construction of St. Ann Community

Session 285. Racialized Perceptions as a Barrier St. Louis March Friday27 Session 286. Making Poor Women and Mothers Visible (Sponsored by Toulouse A SWS-South) Session 287. Author-Meets-Critics - Migration-Trust Networks: Social St. Charles A Cohesion in Mexican US-Bound Emigration (Texas A&M Univ. press) by Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal Session 288. Workplace Inequality in the New Economy St. Charles B Saturday Session 289. Workshop: Teaching Towards the Applied: Helping Bienville March 28 Students Recognize Their Skills

ParticipantsIndex of 24 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Wednesday, March 25 Time Event Location 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Executive Committee Meeting Chartres 4:00 PM-6:00 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer 4:00 PM-6:00 PM On-Site Registration Astor Gallery 5:00 PM-7:30 PM Welcome Reception and SSS Candidate Meet and Greet Astor Gallery

Thursday, March 26 7:00 AM-8:00 AM Commission on the Accreditation of Programs in Applied and Clinical Astor Ballroom II Sociology (CAPACS) Information Session Organizer: Sheila Katz, University of Houston 7:00 AM-8:00 AM Site Selection Committee Meeting Royal 8:00 AM-10:45 AM Finance Committee Meeting Royal 8:00 AM-5:30 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer 8:00 AM-5:30 PM On-Site Registration Astor Gallery 8:00 AM-5:30 PM Exhibits Astor Gallery and Astor Ballroom III

8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 1. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference -- Race, St. Charles B Sport, Gender and The Changing Sport Institutions in 21st Century America Organizer and Presider: Earl Smith, Wake Forest University

• Conference Realignment & It's Impact on Women Student Athletes -- Angela Hattery, George Mason University; Earl Smith, Wake Forest University • The Truth About The Honor Code: When Race, Religion and Sport Collide At Brigham Young University -- Darron Smith, University of Tennessee • The "New and Improved" Collegiate Model of Athletics: Institutional Propaganda and Rebranding in Big-time College Sport -- Richard Southall, University of South Carolina • Why Do Boxers Get Hit in the Face? -- Ray Von Robertson, University of Louisiana-Lafayette • Overrepresentation/Underrepresentation of African American Student Athletes -- Tanyika Mobley, Miami Dade

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Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 2. Katrina Bookshelf Session One (Sponsored by SWS-South) Astor Ballroom I Glance Organizer: Steven Picou, University of South Alabama Presiders: Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans and Kai Erikson, Yale University • Children of Katrina -- Alice Fothergill, University of Vermont; Lori Peek, Colorado State University • Kin Ties, Care and Women's Return to New Orleans after Hurricane Wednesday Katrina -- Jacquelyn Litt, Rutgers University March 25 • Standing in the Need: When A Black, Bayou Family Met the Machine of Recovery -- Katherine E. Browne, Colorado State University • Displaced: Life in the Katrina Diaspora -- Lori Peek, Colorado State University; Lynn Weber, University of South Carolina-Columbia Discussant: • Carol Stack, University of California-Berkeley Thursday 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 3. Gender and Justice, Why Women in the Judiciary Really Matter Astor Ballroom II March 26 (Routledge) by Sally J. Kenney - Author-Meets-Critics Organizers: Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware and Kecia R. Johnson, Florida State University Presider: Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware Critics: • Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky

• Kirk Miller, Northern Illinois University March Friday27 • Patricia Warren, Florida State University • Rachel Caufield, Drake University Author: • Sally J. Kenney, Tulane University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 4. Higher Education in Context Bienville Presider: Patricia Marie Campion, Saint Leo University Saturday • Public Perceptions of a College and Its Students -- Casey Welch, March 28 Flagler College; Holland S. Hayford, Flagler College • Exploring Neglected Terrain: Student Perspectives and Experiences of High School Sociology -- James R. Pennell, University of Indianapolis; Amanda J. Miller, University of Indianapolis; Hannah Greig, University of Indianapolis • Growing Social Science Research Expertise in the Community: Learning From a Successful Partnership in Central Florida -- Participants Patricia Marie Campion, Saint Leo University; Cindy Lee, Saint Leo Index of University; Terri O'Brien, Sunrise of Pasco County • Teaching Sustainability through Activism: The Greening University Projects -- Shawn Trivette, Louisiana Tech University 26 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 5. Gender Ideologies and Feminist Consciousness Bourbon Presider: Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest University • How do Race, Ethnicity and Sexuality shape Women's Feminist Consciousness? -- Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest University • Gender Equality Schemas in the Age of Anti-Statism: A Latent Class Analysis -- Daniel Thomas Lanford, Florida State University • The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same?: A Latent Class Analysis (LCA) on Components of Gender Ideology, 1972-2012 -- Ray Sin, University of Illinois-Chicago • "'I Don't Need Feminism Because...': A Strategic Action Field Analysis of the Effect of Women Against Feminism on the Feminist Movement Today." -- Ashley A. Baker, Mississippi State University • Exploring Attitudes of Gender Equality Using the World Values Survey -- Christine A. Wernet, Univeristy of South Carolina Aiken; Debarashmi Mitra, Central New Mexico Community College 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 6. Sociology of Mothering Burgundy Organizer and Presider: Jean-Anne Sutherland, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Everyday Mothering: The Stories of Middle Class and Low Income Mothers -- Jean-Anne Sutherland, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • "Just Don't Call Me the Lesbian Tiger Mom": Queering Model Minority Motherhood -- Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts-Amherst • Negotiating Motherhood During the Transition Out of Prison: A Review of the Literature -- Vicki L. Hunter, Minnesota State University-Mankato • Bursting the Mother-Child Bubble: An Exploration of Environmental Strains and Supports -- Toni Watt, Texas State University-San Marcos Discussant: • Rachel Zimmer Schneider, Ohio State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 7. Gender, Pedagogy, & Popular Culture Chartres Organizers: Kimberly Creasap, University of Pittsburgh and Kelsy Burke, St. Norbert College Presider: Kelsy Burke, St. Norbert College • Feminist Zines: Teaching with Print Media in a Digital Century -- Kimberly Creasap, University of Pittsburgh • TV Ethnography: Using Pop Culture to Teach Gender and Sexuality -- Kelsy Burke, St. Norbert College • Social Media as a Tool for Teaching (& Especially for Gender & Sexualities) -- D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans • Angry, Man-Hating, Lesbians: "Bad" Stereotypes about Feminists as Teaching Resource -- Amy McDowell, University of Mississippi SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 27 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 8. Intersectionality in STEM Research Iberville Glance Presider: Will Tyson, University of South Florida • Gender and Race-Based Microaggressions in College STEM Majors -- Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; S. Lorén Trull, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Stephanie Moller, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Roslyn Mickelson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Melissa Dancy, University Wednesday of Colorado March 25 • Broadening Participation in STEM: Intersectional and Institutional Influences on Underrepresented Minorities' College Pathways -- Hans Momsplaisir, Virginia Tech; Lindsay L. Kahle, Virginia Tech; Kimberly Johnson, Virginia Tech; Jennifer Dick-Mosher, Virginia Tech; Sarah Ovink, Virginia Tech • Portrayal of Race and Gender in STEM Media at US Institutions of Higher Education -- Rebecca R.M. DeCesare, University of Central Thursday Florida March 26 • The Transformative Role of Community Colleges: Rebuilding the American Workforce and the American Worker -- Will Tyson, University of South Florida • STEM-Focused High Schools and Students' STEM College Outcomes in North Carolina -- Martha Cecilia Bottia, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Roslyn Mickelson, University of North

Carolina-Charlotte; Stephanie Moller, University of North March Friday27 Carolina-Charlotte 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 9. Economic and Organizational Dynamics and Change St. Ann Presider: David Jaffee, University of North Florida • From Goods-Producing to Goods-Moving: The Sociology of Logistics -- David Jaffee, University of North Florida • A National Analysis of Local NPR Affiliates: Funding, Format, and Localism -- Peter P. Nieckarz, Jr., Western Carolina University Saturday • War, Fields, and Competing Economies of Death: Lessons from the March 28 Blockade of Leningrad -- Jeffrey Kenneth Hass, University of Richmond • Colorado Cannabis Policy: Four Markets -- Russell Castro, Southeastern Louisiana University • Opportunity of Threat? Perspectives and Evidence on E-Wastes Flows to the Global South -- Francis Adeola, University of New Orleans ParticipantsIndex of 28 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 10. Health among Minority Populations St. Louis Presider: Haiyan Zhu, Virginia Tech • The Mental Well-Being of Central American Transmigrants in Mexico -- Claire Altman, Rice University; Bridget Gorman, Rice University; Sergio Chavez, Rice University; Federico Ramos, • Infant and Child Survival in the Sudan: Determinants and Differentials – Elrayah A. Osman, Qatar University • Leisure Travel and Subjective Well-Being among Older Chinese -- Haiyan Zhu, Virginia Tech • Investigation of the Black-White Difference in Preterm Births through Mother's Choice Variables -- Rebecca A. Reeder, Florida State College at Jacksonville; P. Neal Ritchey, University of Cincinnati • Migration, Masculinity, and HIV Risk among Mexican Men -- Tyler M. Woods, Rice University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 11. Virtual Communities and Creation and Management of the Self Toulouse A Presider: Jasmón L. Bailey, University of South Florida • "Make Rizzles Happen, Plz": Blurry Boundaries Between Cultural Producers and Consumers in the Age of Twitter -- Michallene G. McDaniel, University of North Georgia • Tweeting to Totality: Critical Textual Analysis of Twitter's Terms of Service -- Jasmón L. Bailey, University of South Florida; Justin S. Brown, University of South Florida • "I Keep Relapsing": Meaning-Making and Identity among Male Pornography Refusers -- Matthew Ezzell, James Madison University • A Body of Politics: The Pro-Ana & Fat-Acceptance Movements -- Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University; Elyse Taylor Claxton, Florida State University • I Don't Really Care What They Think: Humans vs. Zombies Players and the Experience of Voluntary Stigma -- Lacey Jae Ritter, Florida State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 12. Recognizing Race and Ethnicity: Power, Privilege, and Inequality St. Charles A (Westview Press) by Kathleen Fitzgerald - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: Greta Eleen Pennell, University of Indianapolis Critics: • Marc Settembrino, Southeastern Louisiana University • Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl, Coastal Carolina University • Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University • Bobby Potters, University of Indianapolis Author: • Kathleen Fitzgerald, University of New Orleans SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 29 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 13. Gender and Religion Toulouse B Glance Organizer and Presider: Andrew L. Whitehead, Clemson University • The Missing Gender Lens in the Sociology of Religion: The Religiosity Gender Gap as a Cautionary Tale -- Orit Avishai, Fordham University • Emotional Labor and the Salience of Gender on the Camino de Santiago -- Kathleen E. Jenkins, The College of William and Mary Wednesday • Religion, Democracy, and Economic Development in Shaping March 25 Cross-National Views of Homosexuality -- Amy Adamczyk, John Jay College of Criminal Justice • Gender, Religion, Drinking, and Sex at Six American Universities. -- Jerome Koch, Texas Tech University; Alden Roberts, Texas Tech University; Myrna Armstrong, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 14. Applying and Testing Criminological Theories Astor Ballroom III Thursday Presider: Jackson Bunch, University of Montana March 26 • Strain, Self-Control, and Gender: Examining the Relationship Between Violent Victimization and Offending Among African American Young Adults -- Jackson Bunch, University of Montana; Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia • A Test of General Strain Theory: Suicide Ideation among Adolescents in Istanbul, Turkey -- Muhammed Yildiz, Louisiana

State University March Friday27 • Legitimating Deviance: How Does Endorsement Condition the Effect of Injustice and Strain on Behavior? -- Heather L. Scheuerman, James Madison University • Sexual Revictimization: A Routine Activity Theory Explanation -- Elizabeth Tomlin Culatta, University of Georgia; Jody Clay-Warner, University of Georgia; Kaitlin M. Boyle, University of Georgia 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 15. Police Practices and Legal Issues Astor Ballroom III Saturday Presider: Sandra Lee Browning, University of Cincinnati March 28 • Wiping the Slate Clean: An Exploration of Expungement Laws in the US -- Sandra Lee Browning, University of Cincinnati; Alberta Thrash, Central State University; Tony Hill, University of Cincinnati • How Detectives and Prosecutors View Acquaintance Sexual Assaults -- Christine Walsh, Texas Tech University • Policing Diverse Communities: Bridging the Gap between Police Departments and the Community -- Sara Buck Doude, Georgia ParticipantsIndex of College & State University • Conditions of Police Presence, Crime Displacement and Persistence -- Matthew Pate, University at Albany; Laurie Amanda Gould, Georgia Southern University 30 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 16. Examinations of Violent Behavior: Neighborhoods, Gangs, and Astor Ballroom III Guns Presider: Holli Drummond, Western Kentucky University • Exploring Association and Affiliation with Gangs among Disadvantaged Youth in Medellin, Colombia -- Holli Drummond, Western Kentucky University • Realities of Perception: An Examination of Personal Biases that Influence Gang Desistance -- Emily Lauren Messing, George Washington University; Daniel E. Martinez, George Washington University • Assaulting with Ammo: Analyzing Gun Presence and Violence in New Orleans -- Jessica M. Doucet, Francis Marion University; Jessica L. Burke, Francis Marion University • Welcome to My Hood; The Role Neighborhoods Play in Youth Co-Offending -- Alexia Davida Montague, Meredith College 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 17. Variation in Sexual Assault Victimization and Responses Astor Ballroom III Presider: Erin Nichole O'Neal, University of Central Florida • Raped by Inequality?: Should Inequality Change the Way We View Sexual Violence Victimization? -- Erin Nichole O'Neal, University of Central Florida • Gender Differences in Responses to Sexual Assault -- Lindsey Rae Hutton, Clemson University • Dating Violence: A Comparison of College Age Women and Their Social Bond -- Jenna J. McCullough, Lander University • Serial Rapists and Their Victims: Understanding Victim Selection -- Lauren Elizabeth Wright, University of Central Florida; Tom Vander Ven, Ohio University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 18. Abuse, Maltreatment, and Bullying in Childhood Astor Ballroom III Presider: Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Risk of Exposure to Multiple Types of Maltreatment: An Examination of Differential Risk among Children with Disabilities and Emotional/Behavioral Problems -- Jennifer Vanderminden, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • "Retrospective Narratives of Sibling Sexual Abuse, Disclosure, and Long-Term Effects" -- Courtney McDonald, Georgia Southwestern State University; Katherine Martinez, Metropolitan State University of Denver • Cyberbullying, Social Media, and Suicide -- Ashley Ross, Texas Tech University • Perversion Files: Sexual Offenses within the Boy Scouts of America -- Mitchell B. Mackinem, Claflin University; Deborah Laufersweiler-Dwyer, Claflin Univeristy SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 31 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 19. Poster Session I Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Nick Richardson, North Carolina State University • Race, Collective Efficacy and Attitudes toward the Police -- Valerie J. Callanan, University of Akron; Jared S. Rosenberger, Murray State University; Rania Issa, University of Akron • The MLK Effect -- Sarah Ann Sacra, University of Central Florida; Emily Strohacker, University of Central Florida Wednesday • Perceptions of the Causes of Intimate Partner Violence in Kisumu, March 25 Kenya -- Dianne Gene Uwayo, Wake Forest University • Facing Down Domestic Violence One Student at a Time: Awareness and Activism in the College Classroom -- Wanda C. McCarthy, University of Cincinnati • Evaluating No-Drop Policies in Domestic Violence Cases: Doing More Harm than Good? -- Jolene Vincent, University of Central Florida Thursday 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 20. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference -- St. Charles B March 26 Disrupting Gender Inequality in the Professoriate: Challenging the Structures and Cultures of Exclusion (Sponsored by SWS-South)

Organizers: Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University; Andi Stepnick, Belmont University Presider: Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University • Glass Ceilings and Gated Communities in Higher Education --

Robert J. Hironimus-Wendt, Western Illinois University March Friday27 • Characteristics and Perceptions Of Women Of Color Faculty Nationally -- Corinne Castro, Texas Lutheran University • Women Sociologists and Inclusion in the Academy -- Kristin Marsh, University of Mary Washington • Structures and Cultures of Exclusion in the Professoriate: Strategies for Change. -- Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University; Andi Stepnick, Belmont University Saturday March 28

The Department of Sociology offers a master of arts in sociolo- ParticipantsIndex of gy and a PhD in applied sociology, the latter unique in its requirement of both an internship and dissertation. Fall application deadline for those seeking assistantships is January 5; for all others, June 1. (Spring application deadline for those seeking assistantships is October 1; for all others, November 1.) For admissions and application requirements, as well as de- tailed information about course curriculum, visit https://louisville.edu/sociology/graduate-studies 32 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 21. Katrina Bookshelf Session Two Astor Ballroom I Organizer: Steven Picou, University of South Alabama Presider: Kai Erikson, Yale University • Is This America? Katrina as Cultural Trauma -- Ron Eyerman, Yale University • The "Earth Dragon" and "Miss Katrina:" Looting and the Rekindling of Racial Kinds -- Steve Kroll-Smith, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Rachel Madsen, Brandeis University • The Long-Term Recovery of Three Coastal Communities -- Robert Gramling, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; JoAnne DeRouen, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; George Wooddell, University of Louisiana-Lafayette • Left to Chance: Reimagining Disaster Recovery -- Steve Kroll-Smith, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Vern Baxter, University of New Orleans; Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans • Hurricane Katrina, Chronic Mental Health Impacts and Intervention Models: Tracking "Ground Zero" Survivors -- Steven Picou, University of South Alabama; Keith Nicholls, University of South Alabama Discussant: • Lee Clarke, Rutgers University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 22. Community, Demography, and Environment Astor Ballroom II Presider: Patricia Widener, Florida Atlantic University • Coastal Distance and Community Sentiment in the Wake of the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill -- Jordan Carlee Smith, Louisiana State University; Michael R. Cope, Louisiana State University; Tim Slack, Louisiana State University; Troy C. Blanchard, Louisiana State University; Matt R. Lee, Louisiana State University • The Role of Collective Identity and Memory in Shaping Community Response to Environmental Hazards: A Cross Comparison Analysis -- Chris Messer, Colorado State University-Pueblo; Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina State University; Alison E. Adams, University of Florida • Higher Education and Urban Agriculture: The Structure of Collaboration -- Tracy L. Burkett, College of Charleston; Jennifer M. Saunders, College of Charleston • "Of Missiles, Chemicals, Tornados and such...": Community Context in Individual and Family Constructions of Disaster and Risk -- Kristen Estes, University of South Alabama; Roma Stovall Hanks, University of South Alabama; Candace F. Bright, University of Southern Mississippi; Amye E. Broyles, University of South Alabama • The Role of Community Involvement in Personal Recovery from Disaster -- Candace F. Bright, University of Southern Mississippi; David L. Butler, University of Southern Mississippi; Roma Stovall Hanks, University of South Alabama; Amye E. Broyles, University of South Alabama; Edward Sayre, University of Southern Mississippi SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 33 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 23. Cultural Consumption Bourbon Glance Presider: Nicholas P. Dempsey, Eckerd College • Organizational and Institutional Foundations of Omnivorousness in the United States: The Case of W.P.A. and the Folk Festival -- Jennifer Lena, Columbia University; Omar Lizardo, University of Notre Dame • The White Audience for Black Music -- Michael Hughes, Virginia Wednesday Tech; Anthony Kwame Harrison, Virginia Tech March 25 • Racial/Ethnic Variation in U.S. Art Museum Attendance -- Nile DeGray Patterson, Louisiana State University • Dueling Art Sectors? The Relationship between Nonprofit and For-Profit Arts Institutions -- Nicholas P. Dempsey, Eckerd College • Drink Up (Witches)! An Examination of Women and the Craft Beer Drinking Culture -- Kristi McLeod Fondren, Marshall University; Kira Cope, Marshall University; Jeff McKay, Craft Beer Thursday Entrepreneur March 26 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 24. Comparative and Historical Social Movements Burgundy Presider: Richard Garnett, Marshall University • Neoliberalism as a Social Movement: Power-Devaluation, Ideological Entrepreneurs, and the Positive (re)Framing of the Free Market -- Aaron Rowland, University of Tennessee-Martin; Braylon Gillespie, University of Tennessee-Martin

• A Disappointing Democracy?Political Representation, Inequality, March Friday27 and Policy in South Africa Since 1994 -- Bridie McDonough, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Gruesomeness as a Movement Tactic: An Examination of the Efficacy of Gory images in Animal Rights Campaign Materials -- Carol L. Glasser, Minnesota State University, Mankato; Harold Herzog, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Erin Sullivan • Civil Rights, Worker Rights but not Women's Rights: The Saturday Charleston Hospital Worker's Strike of 1969 -- Von Bakanic, March 28 College of Charleston; Karen Stewart-Cain, Trident Tech • World Capitalist Restructuring and the Rise of Neo-Pentecostalism -- Joshua Daniel Tuttle, George Mason University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 25. Pedagogy in Practice: Issues in the Teaching of Undergraduate Chartres Sociology Organizer and Presider: Eric Lee Wright, Indiana University ParticipantsIndex of • Moral Traditionalism and the Teaching of Undergraduate Sociology -- Eric Lee Wright, Indiana University • Putting Theory into Practice: Implementing Pedagogical Principles in the Classroom -- Dan Rudel, Indiana University • A Cross-National Comparison of Introductory Sociology Syllabi -- Shibashis Mukherjee, Indiana University • Problem-Based Learning in the Classroom -- Linda A. Carson, Lander University Discussant: • Lauren Valentino, Duke University 34 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 26. Motherhood and Families in Hard Times Iberville Presider: Heather Ann Downs, Jacksonville University • The Impact of Welfare Participation on College Student Mothers Post Welfare Reform -- Whitney DeCamp, Western Michigan University; Perry Threlfall, George Mason University • Gender Differences in Trends and Sources of the Racial Pay-Gap, 1970-2010 – Hadas Mandel, Tel Aviv University; Moshe Semyonov, University of Illinois-Chicago • Being Disconnected in a Connected Society: Mothers, Computer Ownership and Internet Access -- Rebecca S. Powers, East Carolina University; Michelle Livermore, Louisiana State University; Wade McIntyre, East Carolina University • Time Use of Teen Mothers Compared to Their Non-Mother Counterparts: American Time Use Survey Results -- Tara M. Stamm, Florida State University • Raising Your Children in Your Spare Time & With Your Spare Change: Cultural Inequality, the Stalled Revolution, and the Motherhood Ideology -- Martha Smithey, Texas Tech University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 27. Criminological Theory: Advancing Perspectives St. Ann Presider: Erin Nichole O'Neal, University of Central Florida • Microaggression and Victimhood -- Bradley Campbell, California State University, Los Angeles; Jason Manning, West Virginia University • Social Disorganization Theories and Modern Piracy -- Linda L. Kania, LindRich Associates; Richard R. E. Kania, Jacksonville State University • Differential Coercion/Social Support and Crime: A Test of the Theory's Central Propositions. -- Padraic Burns, North Carolina State University • Seasonal Variations in Adolescent Criminal Offending:A Social Network Analysis -- Jodi L. Myers, University of South Alabama • A Gendered Racial Gap? An Intersectional General Strain Theory Approach to Understanding Gender Differences in African American Offending -- Deena Ann Isom, Emory University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 35 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 28. Sexual Harassment and Hostile Environments St. Louis Glance Presider: Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University • Sexual Harassment at Christian Universities -- Miriam Brown, Lee University • "You Don't Want to Ruin Your Own Party": Young Men's Reactions to Sexual Aggression Against Women in Public Drinking Spaces -- Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University; Ifeyinwa Davis, Wednesday Louisiana State University March 25 • Hostile Hallways? Assessing School Climate for Sexual Minority Youth in North Carolina -- Robin Moore, Meredith College; Taylor Renae Hudgins, Meredith College; Amie Patricia Hess, Meredith College • Millennials Making Meanings: Constructions of Sexual Harassment by Generation Y -- Nicole Stark, University of Central Florida Thursday • Gauging Perceptions of Sexual Misconduct between High School March 26 Teachers and Students -- Jahaan Chandler, Louisiana State University; Swede White, Louisiana State University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 29. Fundamental Causes of Health Inequalities: Multilevel Toulouse A Approaches Presider: Linda Liska Belgrave, University of Miami • Context Matters: The Impacts of Concentrated Poverty and Racial

Segregation at the School and County Levels on Childhood Obesity March Friday27 -- Joy Rayanne Piontak, Duke University; Michael D. Schulman, North Carolina State University • Mobile Farmers' Markets: A Solution to the Food Desert Problem? -- Kenneth Kolb, Furman University; Shelby Price, Furman University • Cartel Violence, Self-Rated Health and Framing of the Narrative of Living with The Threat of Violence -- Lorenza Haddad Talancon, Rice University Saturday • Infectious Disease in the Global Era: The Ebola Epidemic -- Linda March 28 Liska Belgrave, University of Miami • Socio-Economic Status and Racism as Fundamental Causes of Breastfeeding Disparities -- Sarah Friedman, The City University of New York-Borough of Manhattan Community College 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 30. Choice and Consequences: Sexuality Education and Youth in Toulouse B Neoliberal Times Organizer and Presider: Gretchen R. Webber, Middle Tennessee State ParticipantsIndex of University • Gendering the Responsible Sexual Agent in Neoliberal Sexuality Education -- Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University • Critically Sex/Ed: Using Critical Questions Instead of Neoliberal Truths to Promote Sexual Health and Social Justice -- Laina Bay-Cheng, University of Buffalo • Recognition Beyond Bullying: Re-Imagining LGBTQ Sexuality in U.S. Schools -- Jessica Fields, San Francisco State • "They Make it Look like This Terrible Thing": Youth Narratives of School-Based Sex Education -- Emily Mann, University of South Carolina 36 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 31. Stalled Advancement to Academic Leadership for Women and Bienville Women of Color (Sponsored by the ASA) Organizer and Presider: John W. Curtis, American Sociological Association Panelists: • John W. Curtis, American Sociological Association • Kathleen Slevin, William & Mary • Verna Keith, Texas A&M University • Denise Cobb, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 32. A Critical Look at School Desegregation/Resegregation in St. Charles A Southern School Districts: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: School Desegregation and Resegregation in Charlotte (Harvard Education Press) by Roslyn Mickelson, Stephen Smith, and Amy Nelson; The End of Consensus: Diversity, Neighborhoods and the Politics of Public School Assignments (University of North Carolina Press) by Toby Parcel and Andrew Taylor - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: Karolyn Tyson, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill Critics: • Carl Bankston, Tulane University • Jerome E. Morris, University of Georgia • Tomeka Davis, Georgia State University • Kristie Phillips, Brigham Young University Authors: • Roslyn Mickelson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Toby Parcel, North Carolina State University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 33. Politics and Logics of International Social Organization and Astor Ballroom III Change Presider: Jon Kurtis Tostoe, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Silence in Rwanda: Rationalizing International Response 20 Years Later -- Jon Kurtis Tostoe, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Oil, Polity, and Civil Society: The Construction of the Hegemonic Apparatus in Iraq -- Zeinab F. Shuker, University of Memphis • Interrogating the World Cultural Toolkit: The Semi-Periphery, National Sovereignty, and NGO Laws -- Timothy Gill, University of Georgia 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 34. Political Attitudes toward State Outcomes Astor Ballroom III Presider: Georgianna Anna Maria Giampietro, Middle Tennessee State University • The Palestinian-Israeli Attitudes Towards a Two-State Solution -- Georgianna Anna Maria Giampietro, Middle Tennessee State University • Egyptian Attitudes toward Democracy: What the Afrobarometer Reveals about the Influence of Social Status -- Sofia Rukhin, Virginia Tech • College Students' Perceptions of Macro- and Micro- Level Violence -- Rebecca Perdomo, University of Central Florida • Ocupa Copa: Patriotism and Protest at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil -- Alexandra Warner, University of Central Florida SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 37 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 35. Social Movements in Action Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Raj Ghoshal, Goucher College • Social Movements for Redress of Historic Injustices: Commemorative and Legal Approaches -- Raj Ghoshal, Goucher College • Fiscal Conservatism and Party Differences in State Legislatures: Bill Characteristics and the Framing of Green Energy Reform -- Wednesday David J. Hess, Vanderbilt University; Quan Mai, Vanderbilt March 25 University; Jonathan Coley, Vanderbilt University • Altered States: Variations in Medical Marijuana Agenda-Setting and Legalization across U.S. States, 1994-2012 -- Stefan Malizia, Hillsborough Community College Ybor City • Marriage Equality: Emotions in Online Activism -- Arialle Kaye Crabtree, University of Georgia 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 36. The Sociological Imagination, Social Activism, and Political Astor Ballroom III Thursday Participation March 26 Presider: carla devonn brailey, Texas Southern University • Sisterhood & Activism: Does Color Matter in the 21st Century? -- carla devonn brailey, Texas Southern University • The Capitalist Crisis and Movement Strategy: Uniting Pedagogy, Public Sociology & Movement Practice in the 21st Century -- Walda Katz-Fishman, Howard University; Shaneda Destine, Howard

University; Jerome Scott March Friday27 • The Construction of Collective Identities in Lobbying Organizations -- Jennifer Renee Lutz, North Carolina State University • General Trust or Outgroup Trust? : The Relationship between Trust and Political Participation using HLM -- Hyungjun Suh, University of Arizona 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 37. Environmental, Social, and Economic Dynamics of New Energy Astor Ballroom III and Natural Disasters Saturday Presider: Kayla Marie Stover, University of Tennessee-Knoxville March 28 • "The Gas Has Migrated": The Discursive Construction of Environmental Harm Caused by Unconventional Natural Gas Drilling -- Kayla Marie Stover, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Incorporating a New Industry: Hydraulic Fracturing & Divergent Economic Outcomes in Pennsylvania Communities -- Jeffrey A. Tamburello, Baylor University • Reflections on the Water: Gulf Coast Vietnamese Community ParticipantsIndex of (Re)building Projects after Katrina and the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill -- Vy Thuc Dao, Tulane University 38 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 38. The Impact of Development and Financial Transformations Astor Ballroom III Presider: Andrew James Daniels, Roanoke College • The Resource Curse and its Relation with Violence: A Comparative Analysis -- Andrew James Daniels, Roanoke College • The Paths of Development in the Amazon Border of Peru: Analysis of the Illegal Exploitation of Tropical Timber from a Global Commodity Chains Approach. -- Johanna Espin, University of Florida • Hidden Tourism: Rehab Tourism and the Effects on Urban South Florida -- Kristina Maureen Fritz, Florida Atlantic University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 39. Social Justice and Human Rights in Action Astor Ballroom III Presider: Alexandra Casuso, Florida Atlantic University • Cultural Backwardness, Structural Limitations, or Social Resistance: A Grounded Theory Analysis of Two Immigrant Communities in South Florida -- Alexandra Casuso, Florida Atlantic University; Elizabeth Roos, Florida Atlantic University • "I Feel Whole to Have Been Broken...": Addressing the Problem of Human Trafficking through International Service Learning. -- Carly Redding, University of North Georgia; Melinda D. Johnson, University of North Georgia • Human Rights Organizations: Do They Change the Perception of Human Rights among Individuals? -- Jennifer Cheek, Mississippi State University • Best Practices for Emergency Shelters that Serve Male Populations -- Rameika Raechelle Newman, University of Central Florida; Amy Donley, University of Central Florida 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 40. Poster Session II Astor Ballroom III Presider: Jenna Ann Lamphere, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Environmental and Cultural Impacts of Climate Change along the Mississippi River Corridor to the Gulf of Mexico -- Jordann Hartzheim, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater • Protecting the Water, Wetlands, and Ways of Life in the Penokee Hills of Northern Wisconsin -- Danielle Renee McClaire, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater • Resilience and Restoration in Louisiana Bayous: A Study of the Lowlander Center -- C. Holly Denning, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater • Using Socioeconomic Status as an Indicator of Confidence in U.S. Governmental Institutions -- Stephen Michael Pridgen, University of Florida • The Phantom of Intergenerational Conflict: Methodological Lag and its Socio-Political Corollaries -- Irene Padavic, Florida State University; William R. Earnest • Voter ID Laws and Voter Turnout in the 2014 Midterm Election -- Shaun M. Strawser, Murray State University • Testing the Goldschmidt Hypothesis in New Hispanic Destinations -- Peter Alexander Knepper, North Carolina State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 39 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 41. Presidential Plenary: Stalled Revolutions? Gender, Work, and Astor Ballroom I Glance Family in the 21st Century - Presidential Plenary Organizer: David Maume, University of Cincinnati Presider: Sarah Winslow, Clemson University • Different Ways of Not Having It All: Gender, Work, and Care in the New Economy -- Kathleen Gerson, New York University 12:00 PM-12:45 PM 2015-2016 Committee Chair Orientation Astor Ballroom III Wednesday 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Meet the Authors - Session 1 Astor Gallery March 25 Authors: • Reuben May, Texas A&M University • Kathleen Fitzgerald, University of New Orleans • Matthew W. Hughey, University of Connecticut • Alice Fothergill, University of Vermont • Lori Peek, Colorado State University • Lynn Weber, University of South Carolina-Columbia Thursday March 26 • Steve Kroll-Smith, University of North Carolina-Greensboro • Vern Baxter, University of New Orleans • Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 42. Gender Inequality and Movements for Change: Frame Disputes, Bourbon Media, and Strategy Organizer and Presider: Scott Fitzgerald, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Panelists: March Friday27 • Scott Fitzgerald, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University • Lyndi Hewitt, University of North Carolina-Asheville • Robert Benford, University of South Florida 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 43. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference -- St. Charles B Formal Organizations Organizer and Presider: Kevin Stainback, Purdue University Saturday March 28 • Stratification and Exploitation: Beyond Economic Rents -- Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University • Leveling the Playing Field? Developmental Practices and Minority Representation in Professional Service Firms -- Elizabeth Gorman, University of Virginia; Fiona Kay, Queens University • Wage Premiums in Higher Education and the Gender Wage Gap -- Robert J. Hironimus-Wendt, Western Illinois University Participants • Managerial Citizenship, Employee Engagement and Index of Organizational Performance -- Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University 40 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 44. Whither the Black Urban Regime?: Majority Black Cities in the Astor Ballroom I Decade After Katrina and in the Wake of the Great Recession Organizers: John Arena, College of Staten Island and Saida Grundy, University of Kentucky Presider: John Arena, College of Staten Island • Throw Me Something Mister!: Public Education in New Orleans after Katrina -- Adrienne Dixson, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign • Black Urban Regime Revival?:Booker, Baraka, and the Struggle Over Newark's Public Schools and the Future of the City -- John Arena, College of Staten Island • The Rise, Fall and Legacy of Washington, DC's Black Political Machine -- Derek Hyra, American University • Foreclosing on Black Urban Governance in the Wake of Detroit's Katrina -- Thomas Pedroni, Wayne State University • The Half Life of the Black Urban Regime: The Shifting Context of Race, Capitalism and Urban Governance -- Cedric Johnson, University of Illinois-Chicago Discussant: • Saida Grundy, University of Kentucky 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 45. Teaching about Gender Inequality in the 21st Century Bienville (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Gender and Sexuality and the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Organizer and Presider: Lanier Basenberg, Georgia State University • Keeping Students on Their Toes: Innovative Techniques in the Gender Studies Classroom -- Ashley A. Baker, Mississippi State University • Teaching the Shaping Influence of Gender in Media by Shocking Your Students -- Lanier Basenberg, Georgia State University • Teaching Your Sociology of Sports Class as a Stealth Gender Course to the Dudes that Don't Take Gender Courses -- Nicholas A. Guittar, Valdosta State University • Fifty Shades of WHAT?:Academic Freedom, Censorship and the Potential for Eroticizing on the "Other" in Classroom Reading Materials -- Dana M. Greene, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Discussant: • Ashley A. Baker, Mississippi State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 41 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 46. Contextualizing Racial and Ethnic Identities Burgundy Glance Presider: Leighton Kenji Vila, Virginia Tech • Negotiating Who I Am: Racial, Culture and Ethnic Identity of International Adopted Children from China -- Ashelee Yang, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • To Be or Not to Be: Multiracial Identity Development and Organizational Involvement -- Sheena Gardner, Mississippi State Wednesday University March 25 • Discrimination Without, Identities Within: Asian American College Students Experiences with Microaggressions, Panethnicity, and the Disaggregation of Ethnic Identities -- Leighton Kenji Vila, Virginia Tech; Sadie Elizabeth Gary, Virginia Tech • The "Dependent Syndrome": Gendered Migrations, Identity, and the Self -- Pallavi Banerjee, Vanderbilt University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 47. Directions in Sociological Theory Chartres Thursday Organizer and Presider: Seth Abrutyn, University of Memphis March 26 • New Directions in Identity Theory -- Michael J. Carter, California State University-Northridge • I Was With You until I Saw the Swastika..." : Embodiment, the One-Drop Rule, and the Loss of Credibility -- Justin Van Ness, University of Notre Dame • Georg Simmel's Influence on Contemporary Interactionism --

Jennifer A. Schlosser, Tennessee Tech March Friday27 • Vibe and the Potential for Creative Perception -- Erika Summers-Effler, University of Notre Dame 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 48. Sexual Assault and Harassment: Gender, Sexuality, and St. Louis Campus Culture Presider: Adam J. Pritchard, University of Central Florida • College Sexual Assault: Family of Origin Violence, Attachment Styles, and Hook Up Culture as Risk Factors -- Tara Elizabeth Saturday Sutton, University of Georgia; Leslie Gordon Simons, University of March 28 Georgia • The Effects of Feminist Presence, Survivor Resources, and Women's Status on University's Official Reports of Forcible Rape -- Kaitlin M. Boyle, University of Georgia; Ashley Barr, SUNY-Buffalo State • Is Chivalry Alive and Well? An Examination of Chivalry Effects in a Campus Climate Survey about Bystander Intervention Strategies. ParticipantsIndex of -- Adam J. Pritchard, University of Central Florida; Shannon Frey, University of Central Florida; Nicole Stark, University of Central Florida • A Critical Look at Campus Climate after Institutional Changes -- Marianne Diana Ayers, East Carolina University 42 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 49. Medical Workers and the Changing Landscape of Health and Toulouse A Medicine Presider: Linda A. Treiber, Kennesaw State University • The Shifting Tides of Health & Medicine: Physician Assistants in a Changing Society -- Brian P. Hinote, Middle Tennessee State University; William C. Cockerham, University of Alabama-Birmingham • African American Medical Students in Changing Academic Contexts -- Catherine Harris, Wake Forest University; Michael Wise, Appalachian State University • Inequality in Birth Attendant Trends: Applying an Organizational Field Framework to Assess Institutional Discrimination. -- Calley Fisk, University of South Carolina; Christopher Robinson, University of South Carolina • Nurse-Doctor Interactions: Education, Communication, and Status at Work -- Clayton Thomas, Indiana University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 50. Gender, Sexuality, and Religion Toulouse B Presider: Michallene G. McDaniel, University of North Georgia • Gender Ideology among US Muslims: The Effects of Religiosity, SES, and Acculturation -- Fatimah A. Alzahrani, University of Texas-San Antonio • Sexual Identity and Well Being: Comparing Differences by Religious Identification and Coping -- Brandi Woodell, University of Nebraska-Lincoln • Religiosity and The Sexual Double Standard -- Samantha Priya Renee Biswas, Meredith College • Religiosity, Spirituality and Support for Legal Abortion -- John Lynxwiler, University of Central Florida; Mandi N. Barringer, University of Central Florida • Religious Effects on Attitudes toward Homosexuality in the U.S. and Taiwan -- Wei-Cheng Chiu, Louisiana State University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 51. Gender, Race, Class, and Katrina Astor Ballroom II Presider: JeffriAnne Wilder, University of North Florida • Disaster Patriarchy: Making Intersectional Sense of Hurricane Katrina -- Rachel E. Luft, Seattle University • The Physical and Mental Health Impacts of Hurricane Katrina: Exploring Social Capital and Socio-Demographic Predictors After Three Years -- Francis Adeola, University of New Orleans; Steven Picou, University of South Alabama • Critique, Discourse and Data in Post-Katrina New Orleans -- A City Divided? The Creative Class in a Racialized and Gendered Environment -- Russell Leon Stockard Jr., California Lutheran University • Explaining Katrina Recovery in New Orleans: Overestimating Inequality and Underestimating Organization? -- Frederick Weil, Louisiana State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 43 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 52. Memorial Session for Alan Bayer Iberville Glance Organizer: Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University Panelists: • Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University • Larry Isaac, Vanderbilt University • Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University • James Orcutt, Florida State University Wednesday • Dale Wimberly, Virginia Tech March 25 • John Braxton, Vanderbilt University • Mary Frank Fox, Georgia Institute of Technology • Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 53. Development of a School-Based Drug Prevention Program for Royal Homeless Youth: Challenges and Opportunities Organizer and Presider: Carol Cirulli Lanham, University of Texas at Dallas Panelists: Thursday March 26 • Carol Cirulli Lanham, University of Texas at Dallas • Ryan Dorman, University of Texas at Dallas • Wiam Ayachi, University of Texas at Dallas • Nancy Fairbank, University of Texas at Dallas 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 54. Bringing Sociology to the People St. Ann Organizer and Presider: Amie Patricia Hess, Meredith College Panelists: • Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago March Friday27 • Neal Caren, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Philip Cohen, University of Maryland College Park • Eric Anthony Grollman, University of Richmond 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 55. The Hero's Fight: African Americans in West Baltimore and the St. Charles A Shadow of the State (Princeton University Press) by Patricia Fernández-Kelly - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer: Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University Saturday March 28 Presider: Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University Critics: • Allison Pugh, University of Virginia • Deirdre A. Oakley, Georgia State University • Judith A. Levine, Temple University Author: • Patricia Fernández-Kelly, Princeton University ParticipantsIndex of 44 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 56. Racial Ideologies and Their Impact on Social Change Astor Ballroom III Presider: Catherine Armuelles, University of Central Florida • The Global Legacy of Eugenics: American, Racist, Sexist, Classist, Ableist, and Ethnocentric Views of Reproductive Rights and the Need for Reproductive Justice -- Catherine Armuelles, University of Central Florida • Racial/Ethnic Socialization & Urban American Indian Children -- Michelle R. Jacobs, Wayne State University • Examining the Reach of the Dominant Racial Ideology in the Post-Civil Rights Era -- Kim Ebert, North Carolina State University; Erinn Brooks, North Carolina State University; Tyler Flockhart, North Carolina State University • Documenting Diversity: Understanding Diversity Discourse in Documented Policy -- David John Luke, University of Kentucky 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 57. Using Intersectional Analysis to Reveal Interlocking Systems of Astor Ballroom III Power Presider: Makeda Ayana Parker, East Carolina University • Misogynior and the Integration of Social Media -- Makeda Ayana Parker, East Carolina University • What Have I Done, What Am I Doing': Racialized and Classed Experiences of Teach For America Teachers -- Victoria Flores, Southwestern University • Gendering Crimmigration Studies: The North Carolina Context -- Felicia Arriaga, Duke University • A Comparative Analysis of How African American Fraternity Men and African American Student Athletes Construct Black Masculinity -- Jasmine Cheynne Armstrong, Florida State University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 58. Rethinking the American Dream Astor Ballroom III Presider: Shannon Latkin Anderson, Roanoke College • What Do We Want, What Do We Need, and What Is Non-Negotiable?: Immigrant Rights Claimsmaking in the Rejection of "Comprehensive Immigration Reform" -- Meghan Conley, University of Mary Washington • Immigration and America: A Story of Structure and Culture and American National Identity -- Shannon Latkin Anderson, Roanoke College • At a Crossroads: Race, Sex, and Immigrant Status in the Labor Market -- Salvatore John Restifo, The University of Texas-Pan American SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 45 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 59. Persistent Discrimination in an Era of Colorblindedness Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Breah M. Pope, Bennett College • Weight, Does It Matter? An Exploratory Study on What Influences Varying Body Image Perceptions among Black Women -- Breah M. Pope, Bennett College; Karla M. McLucas, Bennett College • Fading Promise of Representative Bureaucracy? Employment of African American Law Enforcement Officers in Florida Sheriffs' Wednesday Offices: 2000-2010 -- Michael G. Bisciglia, Southeastern March 25 Louisiana University; Kenneth Bolton, Southeastern Louisiana University • Perceived Discrimination: An Intersectional Analysis of the Influence of Race, Gender, and Social Class -- Jomills Braddock, University of Miami; Haley Edwards, University of Miami • Racial Microaggressions, Internalized Oppression, and Identity Negotiation among Students of Color in a Predominately White Thursday University -- Abigail Burris Reiter, George Mason University March 26 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 60. Peer Groups in Educational Institutions Astor Ballroom III Presider: Stacy Salerno, Florida State University • A Safe Place: The Importance of Ethnic Enclaves Among Latino/a Students inside an American High School. -- Stacy Salerno, Florida State University • We Don't Do It this Way at Home: Study Abroad as Transformative

Learning -- Ned Rinalducci, Armstrong State University March Friday27 • Social Class and Out-of-School Activities: Mechanisms of Social Reproduction in Urban China -- Hong xiao, Nanyang Technological University • Contextualizing Extracurricular Participation: The Moderating Effect of Peer Status Hierarchies -- Win Guan, Louisiana State University; Isaiah FA Cohen, Louisiana State University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 61. Schools, Teachers, and Educational Outcomes Astor Ballroom III Saturday Presider: Arthur James Hosey Jr., University of Mississippi March 28 • Rewarding Discipline? Race, Place, and Social Reproduction in Two Mississippi Schools -- Arthur James Hosey Jr., University of Mississippi • After Pygmalion: The Mediating Effect of Self-Assessment on Teachers' Expectations of Student Achievement -- Justin A. Martin, University of Tennessee-Martin • Examining the Effects of School Composition on Teacher Turnover ParticipantsIndex of -- Amie Bostic, Duke University • Social, Economic and Human Capital Effects on College Bound Track Placement -- Stephanie Southworth, Clemson University; Melinda Denton, University of Texas-San Antonio 46 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 62. Attitudes toward Schooling Astor Ballroom III Presider: Joshua John Lambert, North Carolina State University • Moving From "Acting White" to "Acting High and Mighty." Revisiting Class-Based Oppositional Cultures in Schools. -- Joshua John Lambert, North Carolina State University • Delinquent Behavior Among High-School Students: An Analysis of the Effects of the Level of Attachment to and Alienation from School -- Durmus A. Yuksek, Louisiana State University • Academic Motivation: Impacts on Academic Success and Personal Satisfaction of Mellinials in Christian University -- Marissa Kelly, Lee University; Kayleigh Baker, Lee University • Differences by Race in Attitudes toward Education over Time -- Rose Marie Kelley, Louisiana State University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 63. Inequalities in Educational Experiences and Outcomes Astor Ballroom III Presider: Karen Gerken, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Determinants of Subjective Social Status in Young Adulthood: A Life Course Approach -- Karen Gerken, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Social Media or Social Suicide of the Student: An Attempt to Discover the Sociological Impacts of Social Media as they Relate to Student Academic Performance -- Jacob T. McGarity, Western Carolina University; Anthony Andrew Hickey, Western Carolina University • Effects of Migration Exposure on Young Adult Educational Attainment -- Amanda Wyant, North Carolina State University • "'This School Just Isn't Set up for Us': Experiences of Transfer Students from Community Colleges at a Private Liberal Arts University in the South" -- Jessica Jones, Southwestern University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 64. Methodological Challenges in Educational Research Astor Ballroom III Presider: Stephanie M. Arnett, Boeing/ NASA • Methodological Challenges in the Sociology of Education: Working with Multiple Variables in the Highest Level of Hierarchical Models -- Stephanie M. Arnett, Boeing/ NASA • "There Are Some Problems With the Data You've Provided" -- John S. Rice, University of North Carolina-Wilmington 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 65. Racial Prejudice and Racialized Experiences Astor Ballroom III Presider: Katelyn R. Blackwell, Winthrop University • Racial Prejudice, Education and Politics in Contemporary America: A Comparison of 1990 and 2012 Data from the General Social Survey -- Katelyn R. Blackwell, Winthrop University • The Relationship between Tolerance and Social Embeddedness in White and Minority Populations -- Jasmine Wise, Baylor University • The Impact of Race on Views of Adoption -- Jalisa Marie Hankerson, University of Central Florida • Neutralizing Maternal Deviance: Black Mothers' Breastfeeding in Public Accounts -- Nicole Owens, University of Central Florida; Shannon Carter, University of Central Florida; Chelsea Nordham, University of Central Florida; Jason Ford, University of Central Florida SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 47 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 66. Barriers to Equality and Mobility Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Alex Paul Berryman, Roanoke College • Living "Car-Less" or Close to It: Rural Transportation, Economic Volatility, and Relevant Social Policy -- Alex Paul Berryman, Roanoke College; Lane Marie Destro, Roanoke College • Separated by Bars or Dollar Signs? A Comparison of the Financial Knowledge and Rituals of Arkansas Insiders and Arkansas' Wednesday General Public -- Timothy C. Brown, University of Arkansas at Little March 25 Rock; Marc D. Glidden, University of Arkansas at Little Rock • Financial Exclusion: How Low Income Households in South Africa are Affected by a Lack of Access to Formal Financial Tools. -- Kentse Radebe, Mississippi State University • The Great Escape, "Making the Choice for Upward Social Mobility." -- Trina Louise Gilliam, University of Central Florida 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 67. Culture and Identity in Education Astor Ballroom III Thursday Presider: Holly Karel Millet, James Madison University March 26 • The Year of Change: Challenges Faced by First Year College Students Based on Individual Identities -- Holly Karel Millet, James Madison University • Arab American Identity and Educational Aspirations -- Eman Basil Al-Taher, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Travel and Cultural Capital: A Study of College Women Living

Abroad -- Emily Anne Mangan, James Madison University March Friday27 • Religious Transition and Change of International Students in the US -- Elsa Wieboldt, Roanoke College 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 68. Economic Organization and Change Astor Ballroom III Presider: Thomas Janoski, University of Kentucky • Dominant Divisions of Labor: Models of Production that Have Transformed the World of Work -- Thomas Janoski, University of Kentucky; Darina Lepadatu, Kennesaw State University Saturday • Institutionalized Conceptualizations of Economic Growth -- Gaute March 28 Rygh, Duke University • Assessing the Middle-Income Trap: Social and Political Factors -- Robert Slagter, Birmingham-Southern College; Visvanathan Subramaniam, Birmingham-Southern College • Transnational Identities and Class Solidarity in the Globalization Era -- Yunus Kaya, University of North Carolina-Wilmington; Nathan D. Martin, Arizona State University ParticipantsIndex of 48 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 69. Poster Session III Astor Ballroom III Presider: Katlin Barrett, George Mason University • Status and Individualism -- Lawrence Michael Eppard, Radford University; Madeleine Reda, Radford University; Deryk Jackson, Radford University • College Students Racial Interactions on a Predominantly White University in the Southeastern U.S. -- Akiv Dawson, Georgia Southern University; April Schueths, Georgia Southern University; Ted Brimeyer, Georgia Southern University • Private Dollars for Public Good: The Increasing Role of Philanthropy in the Field of Education -- Brittany Nicole Vasquez, Wake Forest University • Linking Households that Lack Digital Access: What Barriers Exist? -- Rebecca S. Powers, East Carolina University; Thea Cox, East Carolina University; Sidney Monday, East Carolina University; Madison Nowicki, East Carolina University; Kimberly Reid, East Carolina University • "Will You Marry Me?": Addressing Gender Disparities amongst Education, Income, and Marriage -- Kia Michele Debnam, North Carolina Central University; Sheronda Nicholson, North Carolina Central University; Kristen Riddick, North Carolina Central University; Chanelle Hill, North Carolina Central University; Gabriel Michel, North Carolina Central University; Jonathan N. Livingston, North Carolina Central University • Unheard Voices: Education and Employment Perspectives of Enlisted Military Wives -- Felicia Garland-Jackson, George Mason University • "Religious Experience and Identity: The Case of Short-Term Mission Trips" -- Emily McDonald, Southeastern Louisiana University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 70. Gender Inequities, Disasters, and Displacement in the 21st Astor Ballroom I Century: An Intersectional Approach Organizer and Presider: Lynn Weber, University of South Carolina-Columbia Panelists: • Alice Fothergill, University of Vermont • Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans • Rachel E. Luft, Seattle University • Jessica Pardee, Rochester Institute of Technology • Jacquelyn Litt, Rutgers University • Lori Peek, Colorado State University • Lynn Weber, University of South Carolina-Columbia • Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 49 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 71. Media, Movements, and the Internet Astor Ballroom II Glance Presider: Jeffrey Kenneth Hass, University of Richmond • Informing the Uninformed: The Importance of Political Rhetoric to Diversity of Thought -- G. S. Coffey, WDC Legal and Strategic Consultants; Jacob Asta, WDC Legal and Strategic Consultants • Anchors, Habitus, and Practices under the Siege of War: The Story of Women and Gender in the Blockade of Leningrad -- Jeffrey Wednesday Kenneth Hass, University of Richmond March 25 • Fujimori, Feminists, Legitimacy, and Legislation: Reinforcing Interdependent Power Relationships via Legislation -- Jennifer Triplett, Tulane University • When Organizational Forms Fail: Social Movement Brands and Local Movement Adoption -- Jesse Klein, Florida State University • Women in Rentier States: The Role of Rent Economy And The Civil Sphere in Shaping Gender Relations in Iraq -- Zeinab F. Shuker, Thursday University of Memphis March 26 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 72. The Consequences and Control of Financialization Bourbon Organizer: Thomas Janoski, University of Kentucky Presider: Darina Lepadatu, Kennesaw State University • The Unequal Premiums: Gender and Parenthood in the Finance Industries -- Ken-Hou Lin, University of Texas-Austin; Megan Tobias Neely, University of Texas-Austin

• Did Financialization Reduce Economic Growth? -- Donald March Friday27 Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Ken-Hou Lin, University of Texas-Austin; Nathan Meyers, University of Massachusetts-Amherst • The Regulation and Tax Policy on Financialization in the United States, 1970 to 2011 -- Thomas Janoski, University of Kentucky; Grace Cale, University of Kentucky • Managerial Entrenchment and Cohesion among the American Saturday Corporate Elite -- Richard Benton, Duke University March 28 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 73. Contemporary Issues in the Study of Religion Burgundy Presider: M.G. Dunn, Roanoke College • Bell's Religious Identity Statuses (RISt): Re-Conceptualized for the Study of Muslim Religious Identity Development -- Majdouline Ahmad Aziz, University of South Carolina-Union • Jesus is the Reason: (Godly) Masculinity and Male Bonding in Christian Hardcore Punk -- Amy McDowell, University of ParticipantsIndex of Mississippi • Applying Critical Realism to the Sociology of Religion -- M.G. Dunn, Roanoke College; H. C. Field, Roanoke College • Does Islam Diffuse in America through Weak Ties or Strong Ties? -- Şakin Erin, University of Kentucky 50 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 74. Questionable Representations of Race in the Media and Pop Chartres Culture Presider: Kerstin Ledesma, University of Miami • Mediating Factors: Audience Evaluations of Race in Stand-up Comedy -- Elise DeCamp, Western Michigan University • My Crown Too Heavy like the Queen Nefertiti: A Black Feminist Analysis of Erykah Badu, Beyonce Knowles, Nicki Minaj and Janelle Monae -- Brianne Alexandra Painia, Louisiana State University • Reviewing the Reviews: A Content Analysis of Movie Reviews about Black Films -- Alecia Danielle Anderson, University of Nebraska Omaha; Scott Thomas Grether, North Carolina State University • Minority Representation in Religious News Depictions and its Possible Ramifications -- Sven Smith, Stetson University; Naseer Malik, University of Chicago • Discussing Masculinity: News Comments on the Trayvon Martin Case -- Heather Mauney, Florida State University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 75. Work and Family Dynamics Iberville Presider: Laureen K. O'Brien, University of Arizona • Mothers' Gender Ideology, Career Choice and Earning Disparity -- Ting-Wen Hsu, University of Florida • Breastfeeding, Perceived Partner Support, and Work-Family Dynamics -- Katherine Johnson, Tulane University; Kathleen Slauson-Blevins, Old Dominion University • Connecting Work to Parenting: The Instrumental Role of Negative Spillover -- Sabrina Speights, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Samuel J. Grubbs, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Flexible Work Arrangements, Management Discretion and the Cycle of Silence:Evidence from a Case Study -- Lisa Fisher, The College of Wooster • The Stigmatization of Singles: An Experimental Investigation of Bias Against Never-Married Individuals -- Cristin L. Anthony, Furman University; Megan E. Steele, Furman University; Christin Munsch, Furman University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 51 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 76. Style, Fashion, and Dress Royal Glance Organizer and Presider: J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech • Beyond a Size 6: Plus-Size Fashion Models and the Production of Beauty -- Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple University • Sustaining The Retail Pilgrimage: Fast Fashion and the Construction of Lifestyles by Retailers and Consumers -- Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of Central Florida; Ian Taplin, Wake Wednesday Forest University March 25 • True to Size? Clothing Size Standards in the U.S. Fashion Industry and the Commercialized Embodiment of Gender, Age, and Body Size/Shape -- Kjerstin Gruys, Clayman Institute for Gender Research Stanford University • African American Women, Natural Hair, Hegemony and Eurocentric Beauty Standards in the Workplace -- Sheila W. Witherspoon, Saint Leo University; Margaret Christine Snead, Saint Leo University Thursday 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 77. Views on Social Movements in the United States St. Ann March 26 Presider: Peter P. Nieckarz, Jr., Western Carolina University • Mass-Mediated Discourse and Worker Strike Success in Gilded Age New York -- Larry Isaac, Vanderbilt University; Jonathan Coley, Vanderbilt University; Quan Mai, Vanderbilt University; Anna Jacobs, Vanderbilt University • Plausibility Structures, Status Threats, and the Establishment of

Anti-Abortion Pregnancy Help Centers -- Rory McVeigh, University March Friday27 of Notre Dame; Bryant Crubaugh, University of Notre Dame; Kevin Estep, University of Notre Dame • The Homophile Movement: Early Conceptualizations of the Ideal Same-Sex Relationship -- Fred Esteban Carriles, New College of Florida • The Cooptation of a Movement: From Radical Feminist Politics to a Collusion with Neolberalism -- Katherine Ayers, Virginia Tech Saturday • Changing Levels of Civic Tolerance:The Southernization of America March 28 and the Americanization of Dixie -- Thomas Randall Moore, Vanderbilt University; Kristen Forbes, Vanderbilt University

ParticipantsIndex of 52 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 78. Navigating Sexual Assault and Sexual Assault Polices on St. Louis University/College Campuses (Sponsored by SWS-South) Organizer and Presider: Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl, Coastal Carolina University • Changing Perceptions: Teaching Students in the Classroom About Sexual Assault and Violence -- Joanna Neville, University of Florida • Conflicting goals: Negotiating between Sexual Assault Victims' Rights and Needs and the University's Need for Compliance and Positive Image. -- Marilyn Chamberlin, Western Carolina University • Mandatory Reporting: A Threat to Academic Freedom and a Harm to Survivors -- Alison Hatch, Armstrong State University • Sexual Assault Awareness on College Campuses: Clemson's #CUconsent Campaign and the Student Perspective -- Sarah Winslow, Clemson University; Madison Allen, Clemson University; Laura Haney, Clemson University; Alexandra Stromberg, Clemson University; Alexis Trumble, Clemson University • Sexual Assault Campus Climate Survey: Rape Culture, Safety, and Perception of University Response – Jennifer L. O’Neill, East Carolina University; Marieke Van Willigen, East Carolina University; Alison Hatch, Armstrong State University Discussant: • Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl, Coastal Carolina University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 79. Masculinities Toulouse A Presider: Christine A. Wernet, University of South Carolina Aiken • Gay Men Along Straight Lines: Reproducing Heteronormative Perceptions of Sexual Aggression in Public Drinking Spaces -- Swede White, Louisiana State University; Justine Tinkler, University of Georgia • Jewish Masculinities -- Jane Garfinkel, George Mason University • Masculinity and Virgin-Shaming in College-Aged Men -- Colby A. Fleming, George Mason University • Body Werk: Experiencing and Deconstructing Drag Queens through Autoethnography -- Ray Siebenkittel, Louisiana State University • 'So To Bind Each Son the Other': Patriarchy and Heteronormativity as Male Solidarity at the Historically Black College for Men -- Saida Grundy, University of Kentucky 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 80. Social Integration among Minority Populations Toulouse B Presider: James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University • Economic Crisis in Spain and Out-Migration of Ecuadorian Immigrants -- Cristina Ramos, University of Florida • Sewing a Silver Lining: Changes in San Francisco's Chinese Garment Manufacturing Niche During and after the Great Recession. -- James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University; Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Exploring Changes Income of Legal Permanent Residents, 2003-2008 -- Sarah Hendricks, University of Tennessee-Martin SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 53 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 81. (W.W. St. Charles A Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race and Civility in Everyday Life Glance Norton & Company, Inc.) by Elijah Anderson - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer: Matthew W. Hughey, University of Connecticut Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago Critics: • Milton Vickerman, University of Virginia • Alice Goffman, University of Wisconsin Wednesday • John Logan, Brown University March 25 Author: • Elijah Anderson, Yale University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 82. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference -- The St. Charles B Changing and Unchanging U.S. Military Organizer and Presider: Meredith A. Kleykamp, University of Maryland,

College Park • Leader Decision-Making in Complex Sociocultural Environments: A Thursday Case Study of Remotely-Piloted Aircraft -- Wilbur Scott, United March 26 States Air Force Academy; Karin DeAngelis, United States Air Force Academy • Gender Effects on Soldier Value -- Todd Woodruff, United States Military Academy; Ryan Kelty, Washington College • The Coming Scandal of Sexual Abuse in the American Military -- Thomas Crosbie, University of Maryland College Park

• Military Enlistment and Residential Segregation: Neighborhood March Friday27 Composition and Racial and Gender Patterns of Military Participation -- Amy K. Bailey, University of Illinois-Chicago; Allison S. Helmuth, University of Illinois-Chicago Discussant: • Meredith A. Kleykamp, University of Maryland, College Park 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 83. Job Market Workshop (Co-sponsored by SWS-South and Bienville Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Saturday Organizers: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston and Nicholas A. Guittar, March 28 Valdosta State University Presider: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston Panelists: • Idee Winfield, College of Charleston • Shelia R. Cotten, Michigan State University • Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania • Sandra Weissinger, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville ParticipantsIndex of • Kimberly Lancaster, Coastal Carolina Community College Do you want to learn to be a savvy job seeker? Do you know that your cover letter, application materials, and interview depend on what type of institution and program you apply to? In this workshop we show you what you need to know to effectively apply for sociology positions in different types of academic institutions as well as interdisciplinary programs. 54 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 84. In Defense of the Military: Impacts beyond Deployment Astor Ballroom III Presider: Anastasia Prokos, Iowa State University • Gender and Race/Ethnic Differences in Military Veterans' Occupations -- Anastasia Prokos, Iowa State University • The Impacts of Service Experiences on the Trajectories of Depressive Symptoms and Psychiatric Problems among Veterans in Later Life -- Miles G. Taylor, Florida State University; Stephanie Ureña Salas, Florida State University; Ben Lennox Kail, Georgia State University • Support or Substitute? The Impact of Deployment Coping Mechanisms on Military Marriage Dynamics -- Katie Marie Thurwanger, Saint Leo University • The Escalating Focus on Military Ethics: The Vietnam Legacy and Beyond -- Thomas P. Dunn, Troy University; Manfred F. Meine, Troy University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 85. Emerging Change, Regulation, and Policy at Work Astor Ballroom III Presider: Nicole Kaufman, Ohio University • Change and Innovation in the Funeral Industry: A Typology of Motivations -- William C. Burger, Longwood University; Virginia Beard, Longwood University • Inclusionary or Exclusionary Institutions? Approaches to Gender, Race and Class at NGOs Working with Formerly Incarcerated People -- Nicole Kaufman, Ohio University • Behind Closed Doors: The Development of Sexual Assault Policy at Davidson College -- Amani Michelle Carter, Davidson College 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 86. For the Love of Labor: Change, Conflict, and Organization Astor Ballroom III Presider: Amanda Wyant, North Carolina State University • The Importance of Being Social: Social Skill Accumulation and Wage Profiles across Employment Careers -- Amanda Wyant, North Carolina State University; Michelle Halla Lore, North Carolina State University; Anna Manzoni, North Carolina State University; Steve McDonald, North Carolina State University • The Importance of Race and Ethnicity in Organizing Viable Labor Unions -- Clayton Gumber, Florida State University • Actual Turnover of Substance Use Disorder Counselors: A Social Exchange Approach -- Jeff S. Shelton, University of Georgia; Lydia Aletraris, University of Georgia; Paul Roman, University of Georgia • Acculturation-Driven Dynamics of Organizational Conflict: Theorizing on the Parallel between the Family and the Organizational Setting -- Elena Gheorghiu, Kennesaw State University; Cristina Stephens, Kennesaw State University; Linda A. Treiber, Kennesaw State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 55 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 87. Caring for Those Who Care: The Gendered Labor of Caregiving Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Ellen Whiteman, North Carolina State University • Job Satisfaction and Commitment among Home Health Aides -- Ellen Whiteman, North Carolina State University • Patterns of Elder Caregiving and Caregivers' Mental Health -- Katie James, University of Georgia • Experiences in Caregiving: Women's Perspectives -- Kirby Hurd, Wednesday Minnesota State University; Emily M. Boyd, Minnesota State March 25 University • What's the Matter with "Mattering"? How Caregiving Affects the Health of Low-Income Mothers of Children with Disabilities -- Louise Seamster, Duke University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 88. Examining Risky Health Behaviors and Health Lifestyles Astor Ballroom III Presider: Jessica Liddell, Tulane University • Behaviors Associated with Knowledge of Hepatitis C Status: Thursday Findings from the 2012 National HIV Behavioral Surveillance of March 26 Injection Drug Users in New Orleans. -- Jessica Liddell, Tulane University; Narquis Barak, NO/AIDS Task Force; William T. Robinson, Louisiana Office of Public Health • Evaluating whether Health Lifestyles Include Both Sexual and Non-Sexual Behaviors -- Carolyn Robbins, Emory University • Gender Differences in Depression and the Use of Marijuana --

Shana Sanam Khan, Louisiana State University March Friday27 • Marijuana's Changed Label -- Christina Marie Touarti, RTI International; Sean Coleman, RTI International; Glynis Ewing, RTI International; Gretchen McHenry, RTI International; Wanda I. Stephenson, RTI International 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 89. Mental Health across the Life Course Astor Ballroom III Presider: Quentin K. Kilpatrick, Florida State University • Race, Hispanic Ethnicity, and Psychological Distress: An Saturday Examination of the Significance of Health Behaviors and Social March 28 Disadvantage -- Quentin K. Kilpatrick, Florida State University; John Taylor, Florida State University • Adult Child Stressors, Parent-Adult Child Closeness and Disagreement, and Parent Mental Health -- Deidre Lynn Redmond, Murray State University • The Effects of Childhood Trauma on Adult Interpersonal Relationships: The Moderating Effects of Religion and Religious ParticipantsIndex of Identity -- Andrea Liza Ruiz, Pennsylvania State University • Explaining the Sex Difference in Depression Using Social Networks -- Win Guan, Louisiana State University 56 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 90. Inequality and Experiences of Changing Healthcare Policies Astor Ballroom III Presider: Lane Marie Destro, Roanoke College • "The Affordable Care Act: Impact on Low-Income Households' Healthcare Quality and Access" -- Lane Marie Destro, Roanoke College; Nick Dillon, Roanoke College • The Effect of Medical Insurance on Health Care Demand among Chinese Elderly -- Min Li, University of Florida • Transnational Healthcare:Anticipating the Effects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in the Latino Community -- Alexandra Casuso, Florida Atlantic University • Race and Gender Effects on Health Insurance:Double Whammy or Race-Gender Intersectionality? -- Lora A. Hasse, University of Cincinnati; P. Neal Ritchey, University of Cincinnati 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 91. Understanding Variation in Health-Related Attitudes and Astor Ballroom III Experiences Presider: Brandon Kyle Attell, Georgia State University • Body Ideologies, Health, and Attitudes toward Euthanasia and Suicide for Terminally Ill Persons -- Brandon Kyle Attell, Georgia State University • Race, Religion, and Suicide Acceptability -- Joshua Anthony Reyna, University of Texas-San Antonio • Inflammatory Biomarkers as Mediators of Associations between Racial Background and Timing of Menopause -- Alexandra C.H. Nowakowski, Florida State University; Katelyn Y. Graves, Florida State University • Growth from Trauma: Gender Differences in the Experience of Cancer and Long Term Survivorship -- Karen Marie Powroznik, Stanford University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 92. Gender, Health, and Aging Astor Ballroom III Presider: Fang Fang, Virginia Tech • Gender, Residence and Self-Rated Health Trajectories among Adult Chinese from 1991-2006 -- Fang Fang, Virginia Tech; Haiyan Zhu, Virginia Tech • The Stalled Gender Revolution in Eldercare – Sue Pauley, Wingate University • Mental Disorders and Family Relations: Roles of and Effects on Family Caregivers Caring for a Related Dementia Patient -- Emily V. Cleary, Florida Atlantic University • The Effects of Community Facilities on Health Status among Older Adults in China-- Based on CHARLS Data of 2011 -- Jingyuan Xu, Clemson University; Ye Luo, Clemson University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 57 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 93. Poster Session IV Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Erin Stephens, George Mason University • Multidimensional Scaling of Health-Related Behaviors among Different Health Outcome Groups -- Hosik Min, University of South Alabama • Healthcare Utilization by Sexual Minority Populations -- Darcy Lee Sullivan, Murray State University; Jared S. Rosenberger, Murray Wednesday State University March 25 • Poverty, Medicaid, and Access to Dental Care in North Carolina: A Sociological Analysis -- Bryson Curtis Rominger, Wake Forest University • Disability and Reported Opinion -- Marie Asta Bevins, University of Central Florida • The Prevalence and Correlates of Atypical Antipsychotic Misuse and Abuse among High Risk and Low Risk Groups -- Rhena South, Thursday University of Memphis; James McCutcheon, University of Memphis March 26 • Students and Food Packaging: An Analysis of Images and Textual Descriptions on Food Packages and How They Influence College Students' Grocery Purchases -- Lauren Marie Doyle, University of Central Florida • Meatless Living: Individuals' Motivation for Transitioning and Sustaining a Vegetarian Diet. -- Lisa Lafferty O'Brien, University of

Central Florida March Friday27 • What Gives Students Wings? Correlation Study on Energy Drinks and Stimulant Medications -- Katelyn J. Rozenbroek, University of Miami • Quantitative Analysis of OSHA Enforcement Data: Is there Anything there? -- Peter John Shrock, Southeastern Louisiana University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Publications Committee Meeting Royal 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Meet the Authors - Session 2 Astor Gallery Saturday Authors: March 28 • Elijah Anderson, Yale University • Ron Eyerman, Yale University • Rachel Madsen, Brandeis University • Katherine E. Browne, Colorado State University • Toby Parcel, North Carolina State University • Roslyn Mickelson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 94. Research Incubator 1 Astor Ballroom III ParticipantsIndex of Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Raymond Von Robertson, University of Louisiana-Lafayette • Explaining Voluntary Organization Effectiveness: The Importance of Organizational Structure and Environment -- Sarah Morris, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • I Love the Way You Lie: Law Enforcement Perceptions of Polygraph Examinations -- Jacqueline Suzanne Chavez, Troy University 58 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 95. Research Incubator 2 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Darron Smith, University of Tennessee • Frame Analysis: A Networks Perspective -- Erica J. Dollhopf, Pennsylvania State University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 96. Research Incubator 3 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Sherri Lawson Clark, Wake Forest University • Dietary Acculturation of International Students in the United States -- Boniface Noyongoyo, University of Central Florida • Sociocultural Impact on Black Women's Body Size Preference: A Cross Cultural Comparative Analysis -- Sarjo S. Patrick, Benedict College 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 97. Research Incubator 4 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Richard Southall, University of South Carolina • Reconstructing Beliefs of Homelessness Factors: A Critical Realist Approach to Homelessness in African Americans -- Brittney R. Dennis, Florida State University • Down Here: Family Life and Southern Culture in Rockdale County, Georgia -- Betsie Garner, University of Pennsylvania • Initial Results of a Qualitative Theory for Field Researchers in Rural Areas -- Patrick Pierre Sacleux, Université Paul Valery-Montpellier III 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 98. Gender and STEM Bourbon Presider: Richard M. Simon, University of Alabama-Huntsville • Choosing a College Major: Gendered Experience in Traditionally Gendered Majors -- Elaina Straub, Towson University; Beth Rushing, St. Mary's College of Maryland • Increasing Girls' Interest in STEM through Summer Programs: An Examination of Project Scientist -- Elizabeth Stearns, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Jaden Barney, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Nancy Velazquez, Queens University • "You Feel Like You are Conquering the World": An Investigation of Why Women Study Engineering -- Emily Blosser, Louisiana State University • Qualitative Exploration of Feminist Identity of STEM vs Non-STEM Majors -- Jennifer Carruth, Mississippi State University • Gender and Choosing a STEM Major in College: The Role of Gendered Personalities -- Richard M. Simon, University of Alabama-Huntsville; Brooke Killion, University of Alabama-Huntsville; Ashley Wagner, University of Alabama-Huntsville SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 59 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 99. Income and Labor Market Inequalities Burgundy Glance Presider: Steve McNamee, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Now, Bring it Back to the Bottom of the Map: The Impact on Black Migration on Southern Black-White Income Inequality -- Joey Brown, University of Maryland • A Contextualization of "Total Institutions": Comparing the Reentry Outcomes of Active Duty Military and Formerly Incarcerated -- Wednesday Brandon M. Finlay, Indiana University-Bloomington March 25 • Gender Differences in Employment Opportunity for African Immigrants in the United States -- Yanyi K. Djamba, Auburn University at Montgomery; Esther Crystelle Eyinga Dimi, Université de Yaoundé II • Regulating Labor: Understanding the Relationship of Immigration and Wages -- Carol Petty, George Mason University; Joshua Daniel Tuttle, George Mason University Thursday • U.S. Policy Deprivations: Barriers for U.S. Women -- Phyllis Hutton March 26 Raabe, Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 100. Theatrics of Police Power: Narrative, Visuality, and Spectacle Chartres Organizer and Presider: Tyler Wall, Eastern Kentucky University • Cynegetic Theatrics: Police Roundups as Capitalist Spectacle -- Tyler Wall, Eastern Kentucky University • Truth be Told: The Importance of Police Storytelling to Law

Enforcement Organizational Narratives and Police Image Work. -- March Friday27 Don L. Kurtz, Kansas State University; Travis linnemann, Eastern Kentucky University • Taking Heads: Police Power and the Visual Economies of Seizure, Accumulation and Trophy -- Travis linnemann, Eastern Kentucky University • Which do We Prefer? Police Brutality vs. Police Murder -- Robert K. Perkins, Norfolk State University Saturday Discussant: March 28 • Tyler Wall, Eastern Kentucky University

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Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 101. Class, Social Context, and Delinquency St. Ann Presider: Carol Williams, North Carolina Central University • Gender Differences in the Relationship between Religiosity, Self-Control, and Delinquency: Evidence from a Longitudinal Sample of Adolescents. -- Christopher Purser, University of North Alabama; Andrea N. Hunt, University of North Alabama; Yashica Williams, University of North Alabama • Bullying, Unsafe Schools, and Deviant Peers: Effects on Violent Behavior -- Monica Sue Bixby, North Carolina State University • The Link Between Childhood Abuse & Neglect and Delinquency: Examining the Mediating Role of Social Bonds -- Stephen Jesse Watts, University of Memphis • How Perceptions of Structural Inequality and Acceptance of Negative Stereotype Relate to Aggression in African American Males. -- Carol Williams, North Carolina Central University; Jonathan N. Livingston, North Carolina Central University; George E. Cliette, North Carolina Central University; Leslie C. Brinson, North Carolina Central University • Wayward Elites: From Social Reproduction to Social Restoration -- Jessica Ann Pfaffendorf, University of Arizona 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 102. Movement Culture and Tactics St. Louis Presider: Amanda Pullum, Duke University • The Motivating Influence of (In)efficacy in Lifestyle Movements -- Jordan Travis Radke, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Oil and Violent Rebellion: Reexamining the "Oil Curse." -- Matthew John Costello, Arkansas State University; Craig Jenkins, Ohio State University • Framing the Fertility Shift in Brazil -- Miranda Diane Stramel, Tulane University • Bending with the Wind: How Strategic Innovation Saved Collective Bargaining for Idaho's Teachers -- Amanda Pullum, Duke University • Examining the Social Worlds and Arenas of Contemporary Bisexual Activism -- Kathryn L. Nutter-Pridgen, University of Florida SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 61 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 103. Education, the Workplace, and the Self Toulouse A Glance Presider: Ali Mohamed Mahmoud, University of Texas at Dallas • Effect of Membership in a Muslim Fraternity on Self-Confidence and Social Confidence -- Ali Mohamed Mahmoud, University of Texas at Dallas • Purposive Identity Formation: Criteria and Actions -- Lauren Matthews, Flagler College Wednesday • Identity Integration among Black and Latino STEM Majors: The March 25 Role of Ethnic Identity and Stereotype Threat -- Yasmiyn Irizarry, University of Texas at Austin; Matthew O. Hunt, Northeastern University • Interpersonal Emotion Management in the Workplace: The Gendered Burden of Emotionally Supporting Coworkers -- Melissa M. Sloan, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee; Ashley B. Thompson, Lynchburg College; Ranae J. Evenson Newhouse, Thursday Tennessee State University March 26 • "Hey Ref, Are You Blind?": Constructing the Experience of the Sport Official -- Jason S. Milne, Longwood University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 104. Stalled Revolutions: Gender Inequality and Bodies Toulouse B Organizer and Presider: Dana Berkowitz, Louisiana State University • Wombs, Women, and the State: The Birth Strike Discourse in Contemporary Feminist Organizing -- Meggan Jordan, California

State-Stanislaus March Friday27 • Our Bodies, Our Selves: Negotiating Access to Women's Bodies in Public Drinking Settings -- Sarah Becker, Louisiana State University; Justine Tinkler, University of Georgia • My Body, Myself: Privatizing the Body in 40 years of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective -- Ashley Mack, University of Southern Mississippi • Unemployed, Female and "Too Fat" for Professional Attire: Bodily Saturday Capital and the Reproduction of Inequality -- Kjerstin Gruys, March 28 Clayman Institute for Gender Research Stanford University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 105. Feminist Leadership in the Academy (Co-sponsored by Astor Ballroom II SWS-South and the Committee on Gender and Sexuality) Organizer and Presider: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania Panelists: • Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University ParticipantsIndex of • Karen Campbell, Vanderbilt University • Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Sancha Medwinter, Duke University • Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 106. Pedagogical Practices in Public Sociology (Sponsored by the Bienville Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Organizer and Presider: Susan Ambler, Maryville College Panelists: • Susan Ambler, Maryville College • Casey Welch, Flagler College • G. S. Coffey, WDC Legal and Strategic Consultants 62 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 107. Urban Nightlife: Entertaining Race, Class, and Culture in St. Charles A Public Space (Rutgers University Press) by Reuben A. Buford May - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago Critics: • Matthew W. Hughey, University of Connecticut • Victor Ray, University of Tennessee • Alford Young, Jr., University of Michigan Author: • Reuben May, Texas A&M University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 108. Intersecting Inequalities in Post-Katrina New Orleans Astor Ballroom I (Co-sponsored by the Disaster Relief Committee and the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Organizers: Sandra Weissinger, Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville and Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University Presider: Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University Panelists: • Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University • Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans • Dana M. Greene, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Sandra Weissinger, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 109. Racial and SES Contrasts in Physical and Mental Health Iberville Organizer: R. Jay Turner, Vanderbilt University Presider: C. Andre Christie-Mizell • The Salubrious Significance of Selling out: Evidence from the Nashville Stress and Health Study -- Tony Brown, Vanderbilt University • Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Health: The Significance of Social Class Discrimination -- Courtney Thomas, Vanderbilt University • Anger and Physical Health: Conditioning and Mediating Factors -- Kanetha Wilson, Vanderbilt University • The Stress Process Model and Physical Health: Racial Contrasts – R. Jay Turner, Vanderbilt University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 63 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 110. Changing and Unchanging Institutions Mini Conference -- St. Charles B Glance Religion Organizer and Presider: Carol Ann MacGregor, Loyola University New

Orleans • Evaluating Theoretical Resources for Explaining Religious Commitment and Congregational Innovation in the New Millennium -- Gerardo Marti, Davidson College Wednesday • Religious and Political Identities and Changing and Unchanging March 25 Beliefs About Same Sex Marriage -- Darren Sherkat, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale • Islam: Institution, Organization, or Tradition? -- Jeff Guhin, University of Virginia • Counting Congregations: Trends in the Number of Congregations in the US -- Simon G. Brauer, Duke University Discussant: Thursday • Carol Ann MacGregor, Loyola University New Orleans March 26 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Social Currents Editorial Board Meeting Royal 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 111. Poster Session Showcasing Graduate Programs Astor Ballroom III Organizer and Presider: Carol Petty, George Mason University At this poster session, the Southern Sociological Society will provide space for sociology graduate programs to display information about their program, including application and admissions processes. During the

designated session time, representatives of the program will be available March Friday27 to meet, greet, and answer questions. Participating Institutions and Programs: • University of Central Florida, MA in Applied Sociology and PhD in Sociology • Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, MA and PhD in Sociology • University of Alabama-Birmingham, MA in Applied Sociology (online) and PhD in Medical Sociology Saturday March 28 • University of Kentucky, PhD in Sociology • Western Kentucky University, MA in Sociology • Virginia Tech, MS and PhD in Sociology • Texas State University, MS in Applied Sociology, MA in Sociology and MS in Dementia and Aging Studies • Middle Tennessee State University, MA in Sociology • University of North Carolina-Charlotte, MA in Sociology ParticipantsIndex of • University of Miami, PhD in Sociology • East Carolina University, MA in Sociology • University of North Carolina-Greensboro, MA Sociology • West Virginia University, MA Sociology 64 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 112. Violence to Black and Brown Bodies in Post-Katrina New Astor Ballroom II Orleans (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges, the Ad-Hoc Committee on Disaster Relief, and the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Organizer and Presider: Sandra Weissinger, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville • Post-Katrina Higher Education: Still Separate, Still Unequal -- A. Kathryn Stout, Manhattan College • Racial and Gendered Politics of Participation -- Siri Colom, Connecticut College • Rethinking Domestic Violence Services in a Post Katrina World: The Birth of the New Orleans Family Justice Center -- Pamela Albers, New Orleans Family Justice Center • You Must Speak Now and Never Hold Your Peace: A Review of How Violence in Domestic Violence is Often Missed. -- Nicole Sheppard, Upper Iowa University; Ashraf Esmail, Dillard University; Lisa Eargle, Francis Marion University; John Penny, Southern University at New Orleans Discussant: • A. Kathryn Stout, Manhattan College 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 113. Healthy Behaviors and Health Inequality Bienville Presider: Joy Rayanne Piontak, Duke University • Just Eat It: An Examination of the Sociological Factors that Influence the Eating Habits of College Students -- Alexandra Minnick, University of Central Florida • "Health Insurance in America: Who Has It and Why They have It" -- Timothy B. Linthicum, University of South Alabama • Body size, Illness, and Blame: Causal Attributions and Social Consequences -- Karen Marie Powroznik, Stanford University • Enhancing Wellness in Physically Inactive Females -- Rebecca Buchanan, Emory and Henry College; Eleanor Odenheimer, Southern Methodist University • The Effect of Population Aging on Health Disparity -- Fang-Yi Huang, University of Florida SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 65 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 114. Political, Economic, and Environmental Intersections Bourbon Glance Presider: James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University • Becoming a Leader in the World Polity: The Role of Foreign Aid Donors -- Lindsey P. Peterson, Mississippi State University • Energy Paths and Political Commitments: Their Roles in Environmental Inequality -- Corinne Ong, Livingstone College; Gary Maynard, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Wednesday • Situating the Green Economy: Discourses, Cooptation, and State March 25 Change -- Jenna Ann Lamphere, University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Establishing the Links between Bureaucratic Autonomy and Developmental Capture -- Joseph Ambrose Harris, Boston University • Institutional Configurations and The Big Tradeoff: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Pathways to Growth, Equality, and Growth Thursday with Equality. -- Julia Grace Smith, University of Arizona March 26 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 115. Analyzing Crime and Delinquency: Attitudes, Personal Burgundy Background, and Family Influences Presider: Richard R. E. Kania, Jacksonville State University • Attitudes toward the Death Penalty in the United States -- Thomas Keil, Arizona State University; Jacqueline M. Keil, Kean University • Perception of College Students towards Law Enforcement -- Victor

Manuel Reta, Texas Tech University March Friday27 • How do Children Interpret Parent's Safety Messages? An Examination of Swedish Families' Conversations about Safety -- Nicole Rader, Mississippi State University • Thoughtfully Reflective Decision Making and Delinquency: How Do Parental Attachment and Family Strain Matter? -- Sami Polenberg, University of Miami • The Issue of Terrorism and its Link to Community Values: A Case Saturday Study of Eric Rudolph, American Terrorist -- George H. Conklin, March 28 Emeritus, North Carolina Central University

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Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 116. Gender and Reproduction (Sponsored by SWS-South) Chartres Organizer and Presider: Shannon Carter, University of Central Florida • Vasectomy and the Anticipation of Pain: Masking Weakness with Masculinity -- Nicholas A. Guittar, Valdosta State University • Public Perceptions of Birthmothers of Adopted Children -- Bethany Ilene Wedlund, University of Central Florida • Identity, Parental Status, and Gender in the Family Completion Process -- Alexis Franzese, Elon University; Kaitlin Stober, Elon University; Amy McCurdy, Elon University; Nicole Panaggio, Elon University • Moral Corruption and Fool's Gold: Discursive Techniques for Constructing Peer Milk Sharing in U.S. News -- Shannon Carter, University of Central Florida; Beatriz Reyes-Foster, University of Central Florida • Labor and Birth in a Hospital: The Effect of Labor and Delivery Nurses as Employees on Patient Choice -- Theresa Morris, Texas A&M University; Tim Woods, Texas A&M University; Jake Pullis, Trinity College 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 117. How May We Serve You? The "Costs" of Service Work St. Ann Presider: Alexandra Hendley, Murray State University • "Management Would be Wise to Fire Her": A Content Analysis of Customer Reviews in Full-service Restaurants -- Lisa McManus, North Carolina State University • The Pleasures and Pitfalls of the Pursuit of Passions: Personal Cheffing, Career Change, and the Culture of Self-Improvement -- Alexandra Hendley, Murray State University • "Working on the Market:" A Sociological Investigation of Real Estate Agents' Practices in a Local Residential Housing Market -- Eliza Benites Gambirazio, University of Arizona 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 118. Race, Gender and Popular Media/Entertainment St. Louis Organizers: Andrew P. Davis, University of Arizona and Neal King, Virginia Tech Presider: Andrew P. Davis, University of Arizona • "Stand Up and Cut Down: Authenticity and Validation in Comedy Production Venues" -- Andrew P. Davis, University of Arizona; Michael Gibson, University of Arizona • Theories of Bad Girls in Popular Entertainment: Reflection vs. Production of Culture -- Neal King, Virginia Tech; Jessica Herling, Virginia Tech; Rayanne Streeter, Virginia Tech • "She Looks Fine and Could Still Have a Child:" Narratives of the Quasi-Euthanasia of an Italian Woman. -- Simone Rambotti, University of Arizona • Sexual Harassment and YouTube Community Response -- Jessica Herling, Virginia Tech • Up With a Twist: The Socio-Economic Foundations and Consequences of the "Cocktail Revival" -- Eric Bjorklund, University of Arizona SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 67 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 119. Technology Across the Life Course Toulouse A Glance Organizers: Elizabeth Yost, College of William and Mary and Vicki Winstead, University of Alabama-Birmingham Presider: Elizabeth Yost, College of William and Mary • Trust, Risk Taking and Victimization: A Cross-National Comparison of the U.S., Finland, Germany and UK. -- Matti Näsi, University of Turku; Pekka Räsänen, University of Turku; Atte Wednesday Oksanen, University of Tampere March 25 • Aging Faces: How Older Adults are Using Facebook to Connect and Reconnect their Minds and Hearts -- Jean S. Humphreys, Dallas Baptist University • Integrating Computing for 21st Century Teaching and Learning: The Experiences, Beliefs, and Practices of Urban Teachers -- LaToya O. Coleman, Michigan State University; Philip A. Gibson, University of Alabama – Birmingham; Shelia R. Cotton, Michigan Thursday State University March 26 • Digital Divide: The iPad Generation -- Elizabeth Yost, College of William and Mary; Vicki Winstead, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Shelia R. Cotten, Michigan State University 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 120. Political Mobilization and New Media Toulouse B Organizers: Andrew W. Martin, Ohio State University and Rachel Marie

Durso, Washington College March Friday27 Presider: Andrew W. Martin, Ohio State University • Leading Tasks in Non-hierarchical Online Social Movements: From Online Social Networks to International Protest -- Shawn Gaulden, Florida State University • Beyond Revolutions in Egypt: How (Dis)Embodiment Impacts Technological Engagement in a Modern World of Traditional

Politics -- Ramsey Dahab, University of Miami Saturday • New Media as a Public Arena in Claims Making Processes -- March 28 Kembra Gerner, Texas Tech University • Tracking the Immigration Reform Discussion on Twitter -- James C. Witte, George Mason University • Blogging, Transformative Events, and Collective Trauma: Disasters and the Creation of Online Activism -- David G. Ortiz, Tulane University 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 121. Recruiting and Retaining Faculty of Color (Co-sponsored by the Iberville ParticipantsIndex of Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities and SWS-South) Organizer: Hephzibah V. Strmic-Pawl, Coastal Carolina University Presider: Melencia Johnson, University of South Carolina-Aiken Panelists: • Anthony A. Peguero, Virginia Tech • Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi • Ray Block, University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse • Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University 68 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 122. The White Savior Film: Content, Critics, and Consumption St. Charles A (Temple University Press) by Matthew W. Hughey - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago Critics: • Cameron D. Lippard, Appalachian State University • David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago • Rashawn Ray, University of Maryland College Park Author: • Matthew W. Hughey, University of Connecticut 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 123. What's Strain Got to Do With It? The Impact of the Work of St. Charles B Robert Agnew on Criminology (SSS Roll of Honor Presentation in Honor of Robert Agnew) Organizers: Karen Hegtvedt, Emory University and Jody Clay-Warner, University of Georgia Presider: Karen Hegtvedt, Emory University Panelists: • Heather L. Scheuerman, James Madison University • Stacy De Coster, North Carolina State University • Tim Brezina, Georgia State University • Sung Joon Jang, Baylor University 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 124. Constructing Effective Approaches to Teaching Astor Ballroom III Presider: Lori Brown, Meredith College • Transitioning from the Classroom to Online in a Human Sexuality Course -- Lori Brown, Meredith College • Teaching a Sociology of Therapy and Service Animals -- Meghan L. Mills, Birmingham-Southern College • Defining Effective Teaching at Two Private Liberal Arts Colleges -- Sandi Nenga, Southwestern University; Kathryn G. Hadley, Hanover College • Student Engagement and Retention: An Intersectional Analysis -- Christina Rosa Cortez-Bannick, Austin Peay State University; Roxanne Gerbrandt, Austin Peay State University 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 125. Rethinking, Critiquing, and Applying Theory Astor Ballroom III Presider: Kalasia Shqueen Daniels, University of Cincinnati • Knowledge is Power, Change is Utopian: A Critical Analysis of the De-Legitimization and Negation of African American and Female Sociologists within Sociology's Theoretical Framework -- Kalasia Shqueen Daniels, University of Cincinnati • Renewed Social Hermeneutics -- Mary-Collier Wilks, University of Virginia • Rethinking the Emotions -- Thomas S. Henricks, Elon University • Irving Goffman and Celebrity Nude Leaks -- Savannah K. Woods, Louisiana Tech University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 69 Detailed Schedule

Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 126. Innovations and Challenges in Research Methodology Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Gretchen H. Thompson, Booz Allen Hamilton • The Implications of "BIG Data" in the Sociology of Health & Illness -- Gretchen H. Thompson, Booz Allen Hamilton; R.V. Rikard, Michigan State University • Privacy Perceptions and Assurances: How Confidentiality and Anonymity Influence College Student Responses on Sensitive Wednesday Information -- Keighla M. Burns, University of South March 25 Carolina-Columbia • The Development, Implementation, and Iteration of a Web-based Platform for Health and Wellbeing as a Collaborative Graduate Student Project -- David Andrew Kirschner, Georgia Gwinnett College • Sharing and Withholding: Power, Gender, and Privilege In Qualitative Research -- Crystal Paul, Louisiana State University; Thursday Emily Blosser, Louisiana State University; Ray Siebenkittel, March 26 Louisiana State University 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 127. Poster Session V Astor Ballroom III Presider: Perry Threlfall, George Mason University • Social Group Attitudes among Undergraduate Students: A Sociologically Social Psychologically-Grounded Approach -- Julio Richard Montanez, University of Central Florida

• Examining the Relationship between Community Service and March Friday27 Political Engagement, Civic Engagement, and Psychological Empowerment among African-American Women Attending an Historically Black College & University (HBCU) -- Ariel LaShawn Williams, North Carolina Central University; George Cliette, North Carolina Central University; Dwayne Brandon, North Carolina Central University • Interdisciplinary Curriculum Design for "The Sandman" Graphic Saturday Novel Series. -- Sara Louise Evers, George Mason University March 28 • Women to Women: A Peer Mentoring and Leadership Program -- Bernadette E. Dietz, University of Cincinnati; Victoria Appatova, University of Cincinnati • Service-Learning and Student Volunteering in Community Partner Organizations: An Impact Assessment -- Miranda Hope Guardiola, East Carolina University ParticipantsIndex of 70 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM ...... Are you ready for a job market that is ever-changing, increasingly global and technology-driven? Sociology and Criminology Master’s Degree at UNC Wilmington Why UNCW? It’s our faculty. Our program prepares students for the fast-paced job market, providing skills needed to work as a professional social scientist. Build your skill set in applying sociological methods and theory to contemporary social problems. Innovative program design Work with the faculty to develop an individualized program of study, 34 graduate credit hours completed in four, full-time semesters Required courses: 16 credit hours of methods, data analysis, theory, criminology or public sociology Elective courses: 12 credit hours Thesis or internship: 6 credit hours Competitive graduate assistantships are available

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Thursday, March 26 Time Event Location Schedule at a 6:45 PM-8:00 PM Session 128. Making SSS a Welcoming and Inclusive Place for All Astor Ballroom III Glance Sociologists: A Brainstorm Session (Co-sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges, the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities, and the Committee on Gender and Sexuality) Organizer: Nicholas A. Guittar, Valdosta State University Presider: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago Facilitators: Wednesday Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • March 25 • Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati • William "Sandy" A. Darity, Duke University • Rhonda Sharpe, Bucknell University • Bette Dickerson, American University • James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University This session will be a working dialogue focused on how to make the Southern Sociological Society more representative of all sociologists in the Thursday South. Rather than be a panel of experts talking TO members, this March 26 workshop is designed to engage all members in meaningful conversation that produces actionable suggestions. A set of facilitators will provide direction and support as members work together in roundtable format to formulate ideas on how to increase diversity and inclusion in the SSS. The session will produce a list of actionable items from the membership that will be sent to the Executive Committee to be acted upon. We invite you to

join us in beginning this most important discussion about the future of March Friday27 SSS membership and the success of all sociologists that call SSS home. 6:45 PM-8:00 PM University of Tennessee Alumni Reception St. Charles A 8:00 PM-9:00 PM Reception Celebrating Robert Agnew's Induction into the Roll of Honor St. Charles B 8:00 PM-10:00 PM Student Mixer and SSS Candidate Meet and Greet 700 Club 700 Burgundy Street

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Our recent graduates are pursuing their doctorates at top programs, such as Washington State University, University of Cal- ifornia-Davis, Texas A & M University, and the University of Georgia. Other graduates teach at local universities and work in non-profit agencies or for local governments. Some recent job placements include research analyst for a local school district, research specialist for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, senior research analyst, and research analyst for Texas Community College Teachers Association. We are located in San Marcos, Texas, between San Antonio and Austin. For more information: Contact Dr. Patti Giuffre, Director of Graduate Programs, [email protected], 512-245-8983 Refer to the Sociology Department: www.soci.txstate.edu Refer to the Graduate College: www.gradcollege.txstate.edu 72 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 7:00 AM-8:00 AM ASA Chair's Breakfast Burgundy 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer 8:00 AM-5:00 PM On-Site Registration Astor Gallery 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Exhibits Astor Gallery and Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-10:45 AM Executive Committee Meeting Royal 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 129. New Orleans 10 Years Since Katrina: Progress and Lingering Astor Ballroom I Challenges in the Recovery Organizer and Presider: Kelly Frailing, Texas A&M International University • New Orleans' Complicated Recovery: The Good and the Bad in the Revitalization of a Great American City -- Nihal Shrinath, Data Center of New Orleans • Explaining the Post-Katrina Murder Rate Pattern in New Orleans -- Kelly Frailing, Texas A&M International University; Dee W. Harper, Loyola University New Orleans; Ronal Serpas, Loyola University New Orleans • Domestic Violence and Recovery in New Orleans A Decade After the Flood -- Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans; Bethany L. Brown, Loyola University-New Orleans • Human Rights Violations and Corrpution in Post-Katrina New Orleans: Ten Year Review -- Lydia Voigt, Loyola University New Orleans; William Thornton, Loyola University New Orleans Discussant: • Dee W. Harper, Loyola University New Orleans 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 130. Mental Health on the Job Astor Ballroom II Presider: Koji Ueno, Florida State University • Gender Composition of the Occupation, Sexual Orientation, and Mental Health in Young Adulthood -- Koji Ueno, Florida State University; Preeti Vaghela, Florida State University; Amanda N. Nix, Florida State University • Semper Religionis: Gender Disparities of Post-Traumatic Stress and Religious Coping of Active Duty Military Personnel -- Sean Viña, University of Texas-San Antonio • Autism and Work: The Impact of Comorbidity on Employment -- Karen Harris, University of Alabama Birmingham • Sociology of Connecting Workplace Bullying and Poor Mental Health: The Mediating Role of Work-Related Stress -- Brandon Kyle Attell, Georgia State University • On Fire or Burnt Out? The Social Psychological Health of United Methodist Clergy -- Philip A. Gibson, University of Alabama-Birmingham SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 73

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 131. Innovative Techniques in the Undergraduate Classroom Bienville Glance Presider: Daniel Farr, Kennesaw State University • Public Sociology as an Undergraduate Pedagogical Device: Reflections from Students -- Perry Threlfall, George Mason University • Teaching Sociology Online: Techniques, Tactics, and Terrors -- Daniel Farr, Kennesaw State University Wednesday • Using the Sociological Imagination to Empower the March 25 Disadvantaged: Some Implications for Teaching -- Jon Cariba Phoenix, University of Louisville • Give up the paper and get creative -- Heather Ann Downs, Jacksonville University • Service-Learning Reflections in the Sociology of Education: A Qualitative Analysis of Course Blogs -- Mark J. Schafer, Louisiana State University; Brett Lehman, North Carolina State University Thursday 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 132. Mass and Social Media Influences on Perceptions of Crime and Bourbon March 26 Criminals Presider: Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania • Ideology or Insanity? Media Portrayals of Tim McVeigh and Ted Kaczynski -- Matthew Sheptoski, Grambling State University • Emerging from Domestic Violence: Lessons Learned from #WhyIStayed #WhyILeft -- Sandra Huerta, Kansas State University;

Kristin B. Kelly, Kansas State University; Alayna Fahrny, Kansas March Friday27 State University; William Avram Chernoff, Kansas State University • Immigrant Frames and Public Attitudes toward Immigration Law Enforcement Practices -- Joshua Woods, West Virginia Unviersity; Agnieszka Marciniak, West Virginia University • Sensationalizing School Shootings: A Frame Analysis of the New York Times -- Kristin Richardson, Virginia Tech 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 133. Risk, Uncertainty, and Inequality in the "New" Economy Burgundy Saturday Presider: Lisa McManus, North Carolina State University March 28 • The Benefits of Boundaries: Employer-Provided Benefits and the Organizational Careers of Financial Services Professionals -- Corey Pech, Ohio State University • In Defense of Downtime: Corporate America's Discursive Battle over Employees' Time -- Sarah Elizabeth Mosseri, University of Virginia • Perceptions of Employment Discrimination and 'Opting out' ParticipantsIndex of Behavior: A Quantitative Study -- Laureen K. O'Brien, University of Arizona; Amanda M. Lubold, Indiana State University • Bad Jobs and Worse Jobs: A Study of Precarity in Non-Professional Service Work -- Corey Pech, Ohio State University; Elizabeth Klainot-Hess, Ohio State University • Who is "Part-Time"?Examining Part-Time Work Measures' Reliability and Their Relationship to Perceived Job Insecurity -- Jeffrey C. Dixon, College of the Holy Cross; Andrew S. Fullerton, Oklahoma State University; Destinee B. McCollum, Oklahoma State University 74 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 134. Living "Intersectionality" as Scholars: In the Classroom, Out in Chartres the Field, and Through the Data Organizers: Alma L. Zaragoza-Petty, University of California-Irvine, Jeaná E. Morrison, Drexel University, and Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University Presider: Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University • The Complications and Advantages of Collecting Data Back Home -- Alma L. Zaragoza-Petty, University of California-Irvine • Standing in the Intersection: An Analysis of a Black Woman's Reflections on the First Year of Doctoral Study -- Jeaná E. Morrison, Drexel University • Searching for Self: Missing Mothers of the School Desegregation Movement -- Marisela Martinez-Cola, Emory University • Identity Accommodation of Higher Education Latino Students -- Claire Simmons Blyth, Southwestern University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 135. Urban Renewal and Its Consequences Iberville Presider: Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon • Does Gentrification Result in Improvements to Neighborhood Schools? -- Michael Scott Barton, Louisiana State University; Isaiah FA Cohen, Louisiana State University • The Hazards of History: A Critical Historiography of Brownsville, Brooklyn -- Francisco Vieyra, New York University • Gentrification or Revitalization?: Neighborhood Intergroup Conflict in a Baltimore Arts District -- Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; William Tsitsos, Towson University • Return to the Rust Belt: The Pull of Place in Return Migration Decisions -- Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon • Urban Coalitions and the Production of Atlanta's Downtown -- Costas Spirou, Georgia College; Candace Miller, Georgia College; Brandi Baker, Georgia College SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 75

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 136. Campus Culture, Student Identities, and Environmental St. Ann Glance Actions Organizer and Presider: Jodi H. Cohen, Bridgewater State University • Is Taking out the Trash Still the Man's Job? : Gender's Effect on Recycling Habits -- Kelsey Proulx, Bridgewater State University • The Power of Money: Socio-Economic Status and Its Effects on Recycling Attitudes -- Russell Anzivino, Bridgewater State Wednesday University March 25 • Don't Throw It Away, It Can be Used in Some Other Way: Does One's Gender Determine if They Recycle? -- Keryn Tabak, Bridgewater State University • Gender differences: Lack of Motivation or Environmental Concern? -- Gabrielle Atturio, Bridgewater State University • Using the Bin: A Look at College Students' Campus Involvement and Their Recycling Habits -- Ashley Madison, Bridgewater State Thursday University March 26 • Rights, Wrongs and Recycling: The Morality of Recycling -- Tyler Sanford, Bridgewater State University • Time to Recycle: A Study of University Student's Use of Time and Recycling -- Evan Szymczuk, Bridgewater State University • How Fresh Is Your Water? Plastic Bottles vs. Reusable Bottles -- Katie Tiedemann, Bridgewater State University

8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 137. Corporatization, Commodification and Higher Education St. Louis March Friday27 Organizer and Presider: Terrell A. Hayes, High Point University • Sacking for Dollars: The Commodification of Revenue Producing Athletes through Clustering -- Ramsey Dahab, University of Miami; Felecia Theune, University of Miami • University Presidents as CEO's: What Qualities Do Institutions Seek? -- Shelby Gilbert, Florida Gulf Coast University; Simone O'Bryan, Florida Gulf Coast University; Locksley Knibbs, Florida Saturday Gulf Coast University March 28 • Higher Education Legacies, Low Ground Commodification: Perspective of a Contingent Profesora -- Kamala Platt, Meadowlark Center • Mitigating the Effects of Commodification and Consumerism on Higher Education -- Blane DaSilva, University of South Carolina-Sumter 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 138. Gender and Race in Interactions and Institutions Toulouse A ParticipantsIndex of Presider: Keith D. Albers, McKendree Univerity • How Far to Meritocracy [When Race and Gender are Considered]? Revisiting Krauze and Slomczynski (1985) From an Intersectional Perspective -- Jasmón L. Bailey, University of South Florida • Intergroup Contact and Its Effect on Levels of Sexual Prejudice -- Lisa Olson, Southeastern Louisiana University • Stereotype Threat at Suburban High School -- Keith D. Albers, McKendree Univerity • Black Beans, White Beans, and the Continuing Centrality of Race -- Janis Prince, Saint Leo University 76 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 139. Gender Equality in Relationships Toulouse B Presider: Ellen Lamont, Appalachian State University • A Neo-Institutional Approach to Understanding the Pull Toward Family Traditionalism in an Age of Egalitarian Ideals -- Mindy Vulpis, North Carolina State University • The Perpetuation of Gender Difference: How Relationship Inequality Trumps Egalitarian Goals -- Ellen Lamont, Appalachian State University • Egalitarian Relationships: Do People Really Want Them? -- Tiera Stewart, Lander University • Gender Gap in Parental Time Allocated to Childcare in Canada -- Tom Buchanan, Mount Royal University; Anupam Das, Mount Royal University; Adian A. McFarlane, Nippissing University • The Division of Childcare, Relationship Quality, and Sexual Intimacy in Low to Moderate Income Couples -- Daniel Carlson, Georgia State University; Sarah A. Hanson, Georgia State University; Andrea Fitzroy, Georgia State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 140. Moral Wages: The Emotional Dilemmas of Victim Advocacy and St. Charles A Counseling (University of California Press) by Kenneth Kolb - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: Matthew Ezzell, James Madison University Critics: • Kris Macomber, Meredith College • Emily R. Cabaniss, Sam Houston State University • Donileen R. Loseke, University of South Florida • Patricia Yancey Martin, Florida State University Author: • Kenneth Kolb, Furman University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 141. Environmental Justice and Social Change St. Charles B Presider: Carmel Price, University of Michigan-Dearborn • Environmental Injustice in Argentina: Rural Struggles Against Genetically Modified Soy -- Amalia Leguizamon, Tulane University • East of the Tracks: Navigating Grassroots Environmentalism in South Mississippi -- Heather K. Sanchez, North Carolina State University • Oil's Public Image: For Consumers in Promotion, By Citizens in Protest & By Law in Warning -- Patricia Widener, Florida Atlantic University • Do Networks Matter? Social Capital, Resources, and the Impact of North Carolina Environmental Organizations -- Anne Saville, East Carolina University • To Frack or Not to Frack? Motivational Frames and Discursive Narratives in an Environmental Dispute Over Unconventional Gas Development and Hydraulic Fracturing in the Haynesville Shale -- Anthony E. Ladd, Loyola University New Orleans SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 77

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 142. Analyzing Political Discourse and Media Content Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Douglas Oeser, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Media Analysis of Political Discourse Supporting Expanding Drone Warfare -- Douglas Oeser, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • "Because I Shave My Armpits...": A Content Analysis of the Twitter Hashtag #WomenAgainstFeminism -- Marina Lea Brandman, University of Central Florida Wednesday • 'All about that Bass:' The Unintended Consequences of Fat March 25 Acceptance Frames -- Kalah Wilson, North Carolina State University • 'I Got the Swag and Its Pumping out My Ovaries': An Exploration of White Female Rap Artists' Lyrics and Album Covers -- Kristin Marie Richie, University of Houston-Main Campus 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 143. Conceptualizing and Evaluating Science and Medicine Astor Ballroom III Presider: Anne MacRae Price, Valdosta State University Thursday • Factors Shaping Confidence in Science in Fifteen Affluent Nations March 26 -- Anne MacRae Price, Valdosta State University; Lindsey P. Peterson, Mississippi State University • Drawing Doctors vs. Nurses: Gendered Perceptions of Health Professionals -- Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois at Chicago; Tiana Stephens, University of Illinois-Chicago; Christabel Rogalin, Purdue University

• "Anti-Intellectualism and the Texas State Board of Education" -- March Friday27 Bob Price, Texas State University-San Marcos • Got Coverage? : Assessing Student Attitudes towards Universal Healthcare -- Monica Diane Grimes, Mercer University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 144. Communities, Empowerment, and the Politics of Cultural Astor Ballroom III Production and Consumption Presider: Meredith Katz, Virginia Commonwealth University • Voting With Your Dollar: A Gendered Analysis of the Rationales and Saturday Motivations of Ethical Consumers -- Meredith Katz, Virginia March 28 Commonwealth University • The Good, the Bad, the Unhealthy: Low Income African American Mothers' Negotiations of Soul Food and Dietary Health Information -- Chaniqua D. Simpson, North Carolina State University; Sarah K. Bowen, North Carolina State University; Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University • The Fest: Community, Subculture, and Punk Rock -- Kristin Irene ParticipantsIndex of Jones, University of Central Florida • Bathroom Stall Pep Talk: Empowerment Through Women's Restroom Graffiti -- Elizabeth Cavalier, Georgia Gwinnett College 78 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 145. Cultural Practices of Health and Body Astor Ballroom III Presider: Stephen C. Poulson, James Madison University • Looking for Adventure: Discipline and Authenticity in Lifestyle Sport -- Stephen C. Poulson, James Madison University • Structuring an Isle in the "Supermarket of Style": the Process and Politics of Body Modification Field Emergence -- Irene Petten, Columbus State Community College • Lessons in Neurobiology and Deviance: The Case of Professional Football Players -- Vanessa Leos, Texas Tech University • Feeling Old, Body and Soul: The Association between Body Reminders of Aging and Age Identity -- Katherine Glasgow, Florida State University; Anne Barrett, Florida State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 146. Television and Movie Content as Cultural Representation Astor Ballroom III Presider: Kerstin Ledesma, University of Miami • Advertisement and Sexism: An Index to Measure the Degree of Sexism in Popular Commercials -- Kerstin Ledesma, University of Miami; Eric Louderback, University of Miami; Armando Torres, University of Miami • Challenging Problematic Discourse in Orange is the New Black -- Maria Bordt, University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Holly Ningard, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • The Straight Story: Reexamining the Heterosexual Script in a Prime-Time Television Series -- Leah Marie Kozee Youngblood, Georgia State University • Violence at the Box Office: Considering Ratings, Ticket Sales, and Content of Movies -- Raymond Barranco, Mississippi State University; Nicole Rader, Mississippi State University; Anna Smith, Mississippi State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 147. Portrayals and Perceptions of Immigrants and Immigration Astor Ballroom III Presider: Heather Mauney, Florida State University • Portrayal of Undocumented Immigrants in Online News Comments -- Heather Mauney, Florida State University • Latinos' Feelings of Commonality towards African-Americans and Whites: The Role of the News Media and Immigrant Destination Type -- Emily P. Estrada, North Carolina State University • Changing Perceptions on Immigrants in Contemporary America: Evidence from the General Social Survey -- Eboni Ford, Winthrop University • Attitudes Toward Refugees Entering the United States of America -- Sarah Marie Bullard, University of Southern Mississippi SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 79

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 148. Theory and Religion Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Douglas A. Marshall, University of South Alabama • Desire and the Degrees of Evil: The Role of Temptation in Moral Judgment -- Douglas A. Marshall, University of South Alabama • Worldviews and Ontological Beliefs as the Foundations of Morality -- Lauren Valentino, Duke University • How Firm a Foundation? : Empiricizing Theodicy as Religious Wednesday Coping -- Jacob Cooper, University of South Alabama; Douglas A. March 25 Marshall, University of South Alabama • Gender Matters: Theological Discourse and Practical Implications from a Womanist and Black Radical Feminist Thought Perspective -- carla devonn brailey, Texas Southern University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 149. Music as Cultural Production Astor Ballroom III Presider: Wendy Marie Laybourn, University of Maryland College Park • Is Rap Music a Racial Project? The Ideological Work of Music -- Thursday Wendy Marie Laybourn, University of Maryland College Park March 26 • “Bad Reputation”: Gender Inequalities in Cultural Consecration and Legitimacy in Music Halls of Fame -- Sara Bledsoe, Emory University • From Rap to Lap: A Discourse Analysis of Rap Music in the Promotion of Sex Trafficking -- Devonte Coleman, Lee University; Arlie Tagayuna, Lee University

• Women in Popular Music: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back -- March Friday27 Heidi E. Laraway, University of Mary Washington 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 150. Cultural Intermediaries and Media Framing Astor Ballroom III Presider: Vaughn Schmutz, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Gender and Evaluation in Visual Art -- Vaughn Schmutz, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • The Question of the Transition of Identity from Arab to Muslim as Seen through Egyptian Cinema -- Noor Bitar, University of Saturday Texas-San Antonio; Jeffrey A. Halley, University of Texas-San March 28 Antonio • Commentary and Coverage of NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships 2012-2013 -- Michelle Petrie, University of South Carolina-Aiken

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 151. Religious Identities and Practices Astor Ballroom III Presider: Diana Kathleen Fairweather, Davidson College • Building an LGBT Christian Community: Observations of Collective Oppositional Identity Formation at the Metropolitan Community Church of Charlotte -- Diana Kathleen Fairweather, Davidson College • Abstinence and the Christian Moral Imagination -- Christine Alexander Delp, Duke University • Cohort and Religiosity: Are Millennials Really Less Religious? -- Jessica Marie Chase, University of Central Florida; David A. Gay, University of Central Florida • Does Conversion to Islam Foster Religious Intensification or Religious Decline? The Impact of Conversion Processes on the Religiosity of American Muslims -- Gabriel Acevedo, University of Texas-San Antonio; Christopher Ellison, University of Texas-San Antonio 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 152. Intimacy and Romance: Framings and Practices Astor Ballroom III Presider: Andrew Tyler Latinsky, Florida State University • Discriminating Tastes: How Gender, Race, and Sexuality Impact Online Dater's Self Descriptions and Date Preferences -- Andrew Tyler Latinsky, Florida State University • Relationship Poly-tics: Framing the Family: Framing of Polyamorous Relationships by Movement/Lifestyle Insiders -- Alicia Lindsey McCraw, Tulane University; Katherine Johnson, Tulane University • The Saving/Spending Paradox: A Content Analysis of Wedding Websites and Bridal Magazines -- Kirsten Elizabeth Kemmerer, University of New Hampshire • Abstract for Master's Thesis Researching Gendered Identities and Attitudes Surrounding Marital Name Change -- Bridget Cowan Longoria, Texas Tech University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 153. Religion and Identity Politics Astor Ballroom III Presider: Kevin Christopher Winstead, University of Maryland College Park • "Authentically Black, and Truly Catholic:" The Knowledge Production Process of the Black Catholic Sub-Movement -- Kevin Christopher Winstead, University of Maryland College Park • "They Have Mindset That They Will always be Poor, so They Stay Poor by Giving up": Perceptions of Poverty among Hindus and Muslims in India. -- Melinda D. Johnson, University of North Georgia • HEAVEN BOUND EARTHLY GOOD: A Historical Analysis of Race Relations in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. -- Jonathan Paul Grant, Georgia State University • Under the Abaya: Western Female Muslim Converts and Their Religious and Gender Identity Negotiation in Saudi Arabia. -- Laura Elizabeth Renahe Bruster, University of Mississippi SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 81

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 154. Poster Session VI Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Joshua Daniel Tuttle, George Mason University • Women, Memory, and Art: Role of Memorialization in Modern Female Artist's Legacy -- Skylar Jordon Oakley, Murray State University • Sappho and Sophocles: How Gender Roles Were Defined in Ancient Greece -- Vanessa Brooke Vance, Murray State University Wednesday • Monster Moms: A Gendered Portrayal of Filicide in the Media -- March 25 Rachel Lautenschlager, University of Miami; Kapriskie Seide, University of Miami • Unrest in Ferguson: How Social Media Responded to the Shooting of Michael Brown -- Michael Alexis Garcia, Baylor University • ACT UP and Media Attention -- Ana LaBoy, Georgia State University • Covert Sexism on the Radio Waves -- Mari-Alice Christian Jasper, Murray State University Thursday March 26 • Gender Representation in the CrossFit Journal: A Content Analysis -- Bobbi A Knapp, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale • Mapping the Music in New Orleans: Artists, Genres, and Venues -- John Sonnett, University of Mississippi • Perception of Mental Illness Based Upon its Portrayal in Film -- Erika Lee Hanley, University of Central Florida • Reaching for the Stars: Homophily of College Students and the Celebrities They Follow on Twitter -- Nancy Horak Randall, Wingate March Friday27 University • Everything You Wanted (And Didn't Want) To Know Your Students Are Talking About: A Content Analysis of Yik Yak -- Kelly Mosel-Talavera, Texas State University-San Marcos; Colin Robert Thomas Pierson, Texas State University-San Marcos • Curators of Cool: Creative Tourism and the Gentrification of Wynwood -- Emily V. Cleary, Florida Atlantic University Saturday 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Meet the Authors - Session 3 Astor Gallery March 28 Authors: • Kenneth Kolb, Furman University • Darren Sherkat, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 155. Research Incubator 5 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Gul Ozyegin, William & Mary • Cross Your Legs When You Sit: The Framings of the "War on ParticipantsIndex of Women" by Members of Congress -- David McBride III, University of Houston • Processes That Shape the Heterosexual Women's Identity -- Gayle Gordon Bouzard, Texas State University-San Marcos; Cheryl Rollman-Tinajero, Texas State University-San Marcos 82 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 156. Research Incubator 6 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Catherine Mobley, Clemson University • Hydraulic Fracturing, Procedural Fairness, and Environmental Justice in the Barnett and Eagle Ford Shales -- Caroline Haring, Texas State University-San Marcos • U.S. Population Change: the Roles of Amenities and Transportation -- Xuan Zhou, Mississippi State University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 157. Research Incubator 7 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Rebecca Bach, Duke University • Lipstick and Heels: The Workplace Experiences of Femme and Butch Lesbians -- April Hudson, Texas State University-San Marcos • Drag Queens: Through the Lens of Film -- Kami Rutherford, Texas State University-San Marcos 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 158. Research Incubator 8 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Jill Kiecolt, Virginia Tech • Bitten: Exploring the Contested Illness of Persistent Lyme Disease -- Mairead Eastin Moloney, University of Kentucky • Exploring Stress and Health among Caregiving Grandparents -- Amy Mitchell, University of Kentucky 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 159. Research Incubator 9 Astor Ballroom III Organizer: Angela Hattery, George Mason University Mentor: Meghan Conley, University of Mary Washington • Identity Negotiation and Reconstruction among South Asian Indian women in the United States -- Praveena Lakshmanan, University of Houston • Attorney Portrayals of Immigrant Deservingness: An Exploration of Deservingness and Citizenship -- Michelle Halla Lore, North Carolina State University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 160. Stalled Revolutions Part 1: The Continuing Significance of Toulouse B Race Organizer and Presider: Lisette Garcia, Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility • "Segregation and Persistence on Campus: An Exploration of Black Students' Major Choices and Competing Explanations" -- W. Carson Byrd, University of Louisville • "Making the (Pay) Grade: Racial Variance in Payoff to Academic Success" -- E. Maliq Matthew, University of Cincinnati • Finally Tenured and Apart of the Club? : Minority Women and the Tenure Aftermath -- Tiffany Chenault, Salem State University • Mechanisms for Mentoring Success: Critical Race Theory and Black Female Doctoral Students – Kimya Dennis, Salem College; Cara Tallarida, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Kendra Jason, University of North Carolina-Charlotte SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 83

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 161. Frontiers in Culture and Emotions Astor Ballroom II Glance Organizer and Presider: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia • Love and the Authentic Self: Insights from Gay Evangelicals in the 21st Century -- Dawne Moon, Marquette University • Maintaining Hierarchies in Predominantly White Organizations: A Theory of Racial Tasks -- Adia Harvey Wingfield, Georgia State University Wednesday • Cultural Objects and Affective Resonance: How is Attachment March 25 Restabilized? -- Claudio Benzecry, University of Connecticut 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 162. Gender, Media, and Popular Culture Bourbon Presider: Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, Florida State University • The Undead Institution?: Assessing the Persistence of Gender Norms in "The Walking Dead" -- Darien Hickey, Louisiana State University; Kimberly Boudreaux, Louisiana State University; Danielle Jo Thomas, Louisiana State University; Michael R. Cope, Thursday Louisiana State University March 26 • "You Came at Me, Legs": The Stratification of Gender Associated with the Comic Book -- Benjamin Dowd-Arrow, Florida State University • Body Hair... What's Really Going on Down There? Gendered Body Hair Presentations in Cosmopolitan and GQ Magazines -- Penny Margaret Harvey, Georgia State University

• "I Read it for the Articles": An Examination of Articles within March Friday27 Pornographic Magazines -- Ana LaBoy, Georgia State University • The Cross Cultural Globalization of Women's Magazines in Spain and the United States: A Content Analysis -- Eryn Taylor McCoy, Stetson University

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 163. New Directions in Queer Social Research Burgundy Organizers: Marc Settembrino, Southeastern Louisiana University and Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz, Framingham State University Presider: Marc Settembrino, Southeastern Louisiana University • Negotiating the Threat of "Triple Jeopardy": Assessing the Mental Health Needs of Black/African-American Lesbians within an Intersectional Approach -- Brittany J. Taylor, Georgia State University • Queer Criminology and Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence among Transgender Survivors -- Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz, Framingham State University • An Exploratory Study of the Social Construction of LGBTQ Neighborhoods in London -- Edward L. Kain, Southwestern University; Lucas Grisham, Southwestern University; Mitchell Robert Petersen, Southwestern University; Dakota McDurham, Southwestern University • Sexual Orientation, Perceived Risk, and Hurricane Preparedness: An Exploratory Study -- Marc Settembrino, Southeastern Louisiana University • Theorizing Sexual and Gender Transgressions: Moving from Gender-Based Violence to Queer Feminist Criminology -- Lindsay L. Kahle, Virginia Tech 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 164. Social Inequalities and School Violence (Sponsored by Iberville SWS-South) Organizer and Presider: Laura E. Agnich, Georgia Southern University • School Avoidance among Adolescents: A Look at Six U.S. Cities -- Marion R. Hughes, Towson University; Douglas W. Pryor, Towson University; Jonathan S. Gaines, Towson University • Institutionalized Racism as Violence: U.S. Sociology and Racialized Knowledge Reproduction -- Jennifer Padilla Wyse, Armstrong State University • Adolescent Sport Participation and Intimate Partner Violence: Investigating Perpetration, Victimization, and Mutual Violence Patterns -- Adrienne Milner, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Elizabeth Baker, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Sarah Rutland, University of Alabama-Birmingham • "It's Kind of Difficult to Have Fun, Especially if You're Not 'Out:'" Drug and Alcohol Abuse as Coping Strategies in Response to Strain among College Students Who Identify as Gender and Sexual Minorities -- Laura E. Agnich, Georgia Southern University; Bryan Lee Miller, Georgia Southern University; John Stogner, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Discussant: • Jennifer Padilla Wyse, Armstrong State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 85

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 165. Current Topics in Mental Health St. Ann Glance Organizers: Barbara Hansen, University of Alabama-Birmingham and Magdalena Szaflarski, University of Alabama-Birmingham Presider: Barbara Hansen, University of Alabama-Birmingham • With Help from My Friends: Do Social Skills Mediate the Relationship between ADHD and Depression -- Zachary R. Simoni, University of Alabama-Birmingham Wednesday Religious Affiliation as a Predictor of Mental Health Outcomes • March 25 among Immigrants in the United States -- Haley M. Kendrick, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Parental Alcoholism and Children's Mental Health: Stress Proliferation through Children's Social Ties -- Joseph D. Wolfe, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Pink Depression: Explaining the Construction of Women's Mental Health and Treatment -- Katie M. Reece, University of Thursday Alabama-Birmingham March 26 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 166. Assortative Mating and Dating Toulouse A Presider: DeAnna Gore, University of South Carolina-Aiken • Discriminating Tastes: How Gender, Race, and Sexuality Impact Online Dater's Self Descriptions and Date Preferences -- Andrew Tyler Latinsky, Florida State University; Bertan Buyukozturk, Florida State University

• Mate Selection in America: Gender Asymmetry in Educational and March Friday27 Income Assortative Marriage between 1980 and the Present -- Yue Qian, Ohio State University • Social Capital and Spousal Education: Marriage Market Returns to Social Participation -- Rena Cornell Zito, Elon University; Mindy Vulpis, North Carolina State University • The White Man's Bed: A Critical Demography of White Male Marital Selection -- Hayward Derrick Horton, SUNY-Albany; Cassandra Saturday Carter, SUNY-Albany; Brandie Dingman, SUNY-Albany; Basak March 28 Ozgenc, SUNY-Albany; Edelmira Reynoso, SUNY-Albany; Salvatore Pepperine, SUNY-Albany • The Influence of Attitudes on Marriage Formation after a Nonmarital Birth: Exploring Differences by Race/Ethnicity -- Calvina Ellerbe, University of North Carolina-Pembroke 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 167. School's Out: Gay and Lesbian Teachers in the Classroom St. Charles A (University of California Press) by Catherine Connell - Author-Meets-Critics ParticipantsIndex of Organizer and Presider: Gretchen R. Webber, Middle Tennessee State University Critics: • D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans • Courtney Caviness, University of California-Davis • Sara L. Crawley, University of South Florida Author: • Catherine Connell, Boston University 86 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 168. Turning Teaching into Scholarship Workshop (Sponsored by Bienville Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges) Organizers: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston; Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University Presider: Idee Winfield, College of Charleston In this mini-workshop session we will discuss how to think about turning your teaching into scholarship. We will examine different models of the scholarship of teaching and learning, including ASA TRAILS. Participants will have the opportunity to explore turning teaching goals and student learning outcomes into research questions to be studied. 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 169. Balancing Motherhood and Academia: A Professional Chartres Development Workshop (Sponsored by SWS-South) Organizer and Presider: Andrea N. Hunt, University of North Alabama Panelists: • Andrea N. Hunt, University of North Alabama • Margaret E. Stiffler, North Carolina State University • Kristen Myers, Northern Illinois University • Kris Macomber, Meredith College • E. Megan Glancy, North Carolina State University Sociology as a discipline has a long tradition of theoretical and empirical research on parenting. This research is grounded in historical and contemporary notions of gender and the division of labor. How do gender and sexuality shape parenting in professional settings? How can we use our own disciplinary concepts and tools to address parenthood in academia? Within academia, parenting is embedded within different contexts and involves individual, interactional, and institutional processes that affect the meaning of parenting to women. This panel will address how parenting shapes and is shaped by our life in academia. The panelists will offer advice and strategies for balancing and negotiating parenthood and academia at various stages in your academic career. 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 170. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- Promoting St. Charles B Parity: Gender and Work-Family Experiences across the Globe Organizer and Presider: Jeremy Reynolds, University of Georgia

• Life Course Influences on Gendered Time Use -- Liana Sayer, University of Maryland College Park • Falling behind on Paternity Leave: Lessons from the UK and Sweden -- Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College • Work-Family Reconciliation Policies and Parental Happiness: Evidence from Cross-National Data -- Jennifer Glass, University of Texas-Austin • Effects of Work and Family on Mental Health: Gender Differences in Asian Countries -- Yoshinori Kamo, Louisiana State University; Makiko Hori, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 87

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 171. Research and Advocacy for Higher Ed's Precariat: Workshop on St. Louis Glance Doing Public Sociology in the Academy (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociological Practice) Organizer and Presider: Marisa Allison, George Mason University In recent years there has been an increased national focus on the growing number of non-tenure track faculty and the conditions in which they work. Tenured and tenure track faculty, who made up almost 60 percent of total faculty in 1975, are now only 25 percent of the professoriate. Non-tenure Wednesday March 25 track faculty are the new faculty majority and research shows that they often lack equitable compensation (with many earning less than a living wage), with little to no benefits to their employment, are heavily relied upon to support the teaching needs of their institutions with little to no assurance of continued employment, have few advancement opportunities, and are given little support for their teaching and within

their classrooms. Research has shown that hiring temporary faculty was Thursday initially a short-term solution to a set of larger problems in higher March 26 education, including a booming student population and a decline in government funding. It has now become the standard hiring method at colleges and universities across the nation. This trend toward contingency is accompanied by several well-documented problems, including a decline in educational quality, lower graduation rates and less contact time between faculty and students, band-aid solutions to larger educational staffing problems such as reduced hiring standards, and the rise of what March Friday27 has been described as a "caste-based faculty system". Non-tenure track faculty movements in the U.S. have largely occurred in states that have collective bargaining rights, though the employment conditions of contingent faculty members in so called "right to work" states is likely more egregious. This workshop, sponsored by the sociological practice committee, will address the ways in which sociologists are affected by

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 172. The Criminology of Disaster: Revisiting Hurricane Katrina 10 Astor Ballroom I Years Later Organizers: Kecia R. Johnson, Florida State University and Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware Presider: Kecia R. Johnson, Florida State University • Are there Predictors of Crime after Disaster? Revisiting Disaster Mythology through Hurricane Katrina -- Bethany L. Brown, Loyola University-New Orleans • Perceived Risk, Criminal Victimization, and Community Integration: Mental Health in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita -- Alexander Lu, Indiana University • The Prison City of New Orleans: Law's Responses to the Disaster of Hurricane Katrina -- Alicia J. Ferrara, Vassar College; Peter G. Stillman, Vassar College; Adelaide H. Villmoare, Vassar College • "A Public Order Theory of Punishment" -- Susan Kuo, University of South Carolina School of Law Discussant: • Mathieu Deflem, University of South Carolina 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Session 173. Presidential Plenary: Gender, Decision Making and Policy in the Astor Ballroom I 21st Century - Presidential Plenary Organizer: David Maume, University of Cincinnati Presider: Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College • Gender Parity on Corporate Boards: A Path to Women's Equality? -- Heidi Hartmann, Institute for Women's Policy Research; Martha Burk, National Council of Women’s Organizations and Ms. Magazine 12:00 PM-12:45 PM Tribute to Bob Gramling: Scholar and Mentor Toulouse A Organizer: Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans Panelists: • JoAnne DeRouen, University of Louisiana at Lafayette • George Wooddell, University of Louisiana at Lafayette • Naomi Krogman, University of Alberta • Anthony E. Ladd, Loyola University 12:00 PM-12:45 PM International Network of Scholar Activists Informational Meeting Astor Ballroom III 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Meet the Authors - Session 4 Astor Gallery Authors: • Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins University • Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania • Catherine Connell, Boston University • Allison Pugh, University of Virginia SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 89

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 174. Poster Session VII Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Makeda Ayana Parker, East Carolina University • Striving for More: Social Factors That Impact Women's Attitudes Toward the Division of Labor in the Home -- Michelle Fabiola Parra, University of Central Florida; Diego Plaza, University of Central Florida • What Would You Call a Family? -- Karlene Rivera, University of Wednesday Central Florida March 25 • Clocking in: Attitudes among Adults on the Second Shift -- Lynnette Priscilla Coto, University of Central Florida; Grant W. Mohi, University of Central Florida • The Social Construction of Male Infertility -- Laura Halcomb, University of Houston 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 175. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- Gender, Social St. Charles B Welfare Policy, and the Safety Net Thursday Organizer and Presider: Rebecca Joyce Kissane, Lafayette College March 26

• Gender, Politics, and Policies: Researching Welfare-to-Work Programs in North Carolina and Ohio -- Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University • Fragile Canaries: Social Characteristics that Strengthened or Devastated Former Welfare Mothers' Experiences in the Great Recession -- Sheila Katz, University of Houston

• Welfare Recipients and the Roots of Distrust -- Judith A. Levine, March Friday27 Temple University • "They Told Me I Have to be Working or in School": Barriers and Strategies to Child Care Access among Custodial Grandmothers -- LaShawnDa L. Pittman, University of Washington • Family Planning and Health Autonomy among Poor Rural Women -- Elizabeth Seale, SUNY College at Oneonta 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 176. New Directions in Work and Inequality Toulouse B Saturday Organizers: Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University, Krista M. March 28 Brumley, Wayne State University, and Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas Presider: Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas • Workplace Effects on Gender at Home -- Irene Padavic, Florida State University • Income Mobility, Firms and Justice Attitudes -- Stefan Liebig, Bielefeld University ParticipantsIndex of • The Social Construction of Equality: How Moving Away from Binary Thinking can Promote our Understanding of Inequality and its Remediation -- Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University Discussant: Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State University 90 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 177. Contemporary Interracial Connections and Relationships Astor Ballroom II Presider: Margaret Ann Hagerman, Mississippi State University • Attitudes toward Interracial Dating and Marriage -- Bianca Giselle Sasser, Texas Tech University; Ignacio L. Ramirez, Texas Tech University • Interracial Friendships in the US: A Better Understanding of Presence and Variation -- Laura J. Essenburg, Rice University • Race Relations on Liberal Arts Campus -- Will Vaughan, Davidson College • Before Contact: The Role that Modern Racial Attitudes Play in Facilitating and Inhibiting Whites' Interracial Contact -- Margaret Ann Hagerman, Mississippi State University; Elizabeth C. Alexander, Emory University • "Off-Color": A Quantitative Study of the Use of Racial and Ethnic Humor among College Students -- Brittany Nicole Owen, George Mason University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 178. Food and Poverty Bienville Organizer and Presider: Julia Ferrara Waity, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Access, Affordability, and Acceptance: Mobile Fresh Food Markets in Food Deserts -- Tracy L. Johns, University of Florida; Karla P. Shelnutt, University of Florida; Michael J. Scicchitano, University of Florida; Bruce Waite, • Food Insecurity among Motel Residents -- Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar, Valdosta State University • Poverty, Food Access, and Health Outcomes across U.S. Counties -- Kayla Fontenot, U.S. Census Bureau • The Effects of Food Deserts on Poor Academic Achievement among Children: Using Experiential Field Work in the Classroom -- R. Robin Miller, Drury University; Rebecca Denton, Drury University • Fighting Commodity Fetishism Through Alternative Food Systems:Barriers for Low-Income Consumers -- Whitney M. Harris, Texas State University-San Marcos 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 179. Barriers to School Belonging Bourbon Presider: Katlin Barrett, George Mason University • "Real Women" Only: Trans Student Belonging in Women's Colleges -- Megan Nanney, Virginia Tech; David L. Brunsma, Virginia Tech • Intersectional Inequalities: Individualized Education Program and Children with Chronic Health Conditions -- Jenny Nguyen, University of Central Florida • Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Initiatives on Special Education Placements in Third Grade -- Clara Muschkin, Duke University; Helen F. Ladd, Duke University; Kenneth Dodge, Duke University • The Internationalization of Higher Education in Times of Dwindling Resources: The Case of Assistantship-Dependent International Graduate Students -- Cristina Stephens, Kennesaw State University; Elena Gheorghiu, Kennesaw State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 91

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 180. Racial and Ethnic Relations in Education Burgundy Glance Presider: Anthony Healy, University of North Georgia • Multiracial Mismatch in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Elementary Schools and School Catchment Areas -- Mette Evelyn Bjerre, University of Notre Dame; Savannah Hope Larimore, University of Washington • How Can Homophily Make Personal Decisions Depersonalized?: Wednesday The Mediation Effect of Cultural Niches and an Empirical Test for March 25 the Link between Resegregation and Educational Decision -- Yunsub Lee, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Student Diversity Experiences, Personal Development and Social Cohesion -- Christina L. Volatier, University of Miami; Ashley B. Mikulyuk, University of Miami; Adrienne Milner, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Examining Minority Disadvantages and Advantages in Selectivity Thursday of First College Attended: An Analysis Using the Carnegie March 26 Classification -- Roger A. Wojtkiewicz, Ball State University; Lisa Pellerin, Ball State University • Contested Meanings: Diversity Workers and Diversity Talk within an American University -- James Michael Thomas, University of Mississippi 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 181. Ethnoracism and Consequences for Physical and Mental Iberville

Health March Friday27 Presider: Rachel Head, University of Texas-Tyler • Discrimination-Related Anger, Religiousness, and Major Depressive Disorder: Ethnic and Immigrant Variations among Black Americans -- Rachel Head, University of Texas-Tyler • Measuring Discrimination: "Discrimination" versus "Unfair Treatment" Question Wording and Health -- Eric Anthony Grollman, University of Richmond Saturday • "Model Minority"? Risk Factors Associated with Trajectories of March 28 Depressive Symptom among Asian American -- Jun Zhao, University of Georgia • The Affect of Discrimination on Obesity Among African American and white Women -- Preeti Vaghela, Florida State University; Dawn Godbolt, Florida State University • "Dream Act: What's Healthier for Hispanics, Military Service or Going to College?" -- Roberto Cancio Jr, University of Miami ParticipantsIndex of 92 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 182. Race, Class, and Crime St. Ann Presider: William Smith, North Carolina State University • The Effects of Intergenerational and Intragenerational Mobility on Offending among Young Adults -- Timothy McClure, University of South Carolina-Aiken; Christopher Purser, University of North Alabama • Hispanic Population Concentration and Political Participation: A Macro-level test of the Hispanic Paradox and Minority Threat Perspective -- Brenda F. Branham, University of Arkansas at Little Rock • One of 'Those' People: Conceptions of Crime and Criminals among Rural Black People -- Gladys McLean, Davidson College • The Impact of Domestic Violence Arrest and Women of Color -- Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans; Kati Bambrick Rodriguez, City of New Orleans; Amalfi Parker Elder, City of New Orleans; Nhu Ngoc Pham, Tulane University • Muppets v. Vampire Squids: An Analysis of Recent Corporate Fraud Cases in the U.S. -- Michael O. Maume, University of North Carolina-Wilmington 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 183. Constructing Environmental Values Toulouse A Presider: Liesel Ashley Ritchie, Natural Hazards Center, University of Colorado • Social Construction of Climate Change in Print News Media, 1988-2012 -- Shawn Trivette, Louisiana Tech University; Bryant Devillier, Louisiana State University • Climate Awareness: A Media and Event Analysis of Locality, Social Problem & Institutional Amnesia -- Patricia Widener, Florida Atlantic University; Carmen Rowe, Boston University; Celene Andreano, Florida Atlantic University • Immigrant Environmental Concerns, Attitudes, and Behaviors -- Wenna Zhao, University of Tennessee-Knoxville • Cities and Environmental Attitudes: Evidence from Copenhagen, Denmark and Houston, Texas -- Kevin T. Smiley, Rice University • Postmodernity, Consumerism, and the Messages of Climate Science and Science Denial -- Nikilaus Joseph Wycha, University of Central Florida 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 184. Writing Cover Letters for Teaching-Oriented Job Searches: A Chartres Panel Discussion (Sponsored by the Committee on Sociology in Small and Community Colleges) Organizers: James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University and Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College Presider: Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College Panelists: • James N. Maples, Eastern Kentucky University • Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College • Aaron Rowland, University of Tennessee-Martin • Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 93

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 185. St. Charles A Changing Faith: The Dynamics and Consequences of Glance Americans' Shifting Religious Identities (New York University Press) by Darren Sherkat - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: Andrew L. Whitehead, Clemson University Critics: • Christopher Ellison, University of Texas-San Antonio • Scott Fitzgerald, University of North Carolina-Charlotte Wednesday • Carol Ann MacGregor, Loyola University New Orleans March 25 • Stephen Vaisey, Duke University Author: • Darren Sherkat, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 186. The Corporate Approach to Higher Education: Impacts on St. Louis Faculty and Students (Sponsored by the Committee on the Profession) Organizer and Presider: Rebecca Bach, Duke University Panelists: Thursday March 26 • Rebecca Bach, Duke University • Mathieu Deflem, University of South Carolina • Terrell A. Hayes, High Point University • Beth Rushing, St. Mary’s College of Maryland 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 187. Disasters, Dissertations, and Diaspora: A 10th Anniversary Astor Ballroom I Retrospective on the Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Local Scholars Organizer and Presider: Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University Panelists: March Friday27 • James R. Elliott, Rice University • Danielle Hidalgo, Montana State University • Jessica Pardee, Rochester Institute of Technology • Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 188. Stalled Revolutions Abroad: Taking Students to the Epicenters Royal of Change, a Workshop on Creating Dynamic International Travel Adventures Organizers and Presiders: Cheryl Brown, Reinhardt University; Donald Gregory, Reinhardt University Discussants: • Cheryl Brown, Reinhardt University • Donald Gregory, Reinhardt University • Katrina Smith, Reinhardt University Between them, Dr. Cheryl Brown and Dr. Donald Gregory have organized and led almost two dozen study abroad and international service-learning trips on three continents and 10 different countries. Whether working with indigenous groups in Mexico and Ecuador, examining the pro-democracy tsunami that swept across Europe in 1989 or observing the identity movements in Post-War Germany, students are exposed to the people, places, and ideas that have shaped some of the most powerful movements in the last several decades. This workshop will address the key decision making moments in planning one of the most powerful learning tools at our disposal -- taking students abroad. We'll cover everything from deciding if this trip is the best option, going solo or hiring a travel company, can there be a service-learning component, to balancing the tension between academics and fun. This workshop is open to everyone, from those considering a first-time trip abroad to the grizzled old veterans of such trips. 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 189. Attitudes in Young Adulthood Astor Ballroom III Presider: Jonniann Butterfield, Austin Peay State University • Fractured Feminisms among Millennials -- Jonniann Butterfield, Austin Peay State University; Annie Tuttle, Onondaga Community College; Lan White • Does Parent's Attitudes Towards Sex Matter? Especially for Young Males -- Stephanie Otte, Florida State University • Support for Civil Liberties of Young Adults: A Cohort Comparison -- Sara Strickhouser, University of Central Florida; David A. Gay, University of Central Florida; Melanie Hinojosa, University of Central Florida • Past and Present Family Structure: Influences on Perceptions of the American Dream -- Scarlett Marklin, Florida State University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 190. Marriage in the Modern World Astor Ballroom III Presider: Boniface Noyongoyo, University of Central Florida • Does Age Matter? Current Status of Interracial Marriage in the United States -- Boniface Noyongoyo, University of Central Florida • The Timing of First Marriage in Contemporary China -- Yuanjiaozi Xue, University of Texas-San Antonio; Xiaohe Xu, University of Texas-San Antonio • Living Apart Together (LAT) as a Sign of the Second Demographic Transition -- Megan Melissa Jones, Florida State University • Generational Differences in Male Marital Attitudes: The Role of Gender Ideology -- Chloe Grace Lampert, East Carolina University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 95

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 191. Life Course and Young Adults Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: Rebecca A. Redmond, Florida State University • The Gendered Allocation of Housework: Patterns, Processes, and Life Course Trajectories -- Rebecca A. Redmond, Florida State University • Tacking through Life: An examination of Variation in the Life Course between Motion Actors and Static Actors. -- G. S. Coffey, Wednesday WDC Legal and Strategic Consultants March 25 • Life is What Happened When I Was Making Other Plans: Emerging Adults Establishing Life Trajectories -- Christina Ashley Williams, University of Arkansas; Patricia Snell Herzog, University of Arkansas • Stalled Revolutions and Stalled Adulthood: Marriage and Parenting Expectations among Lesbian and Gay Millennials -- Josephine Ngo McKelvy, North Carolina State University Thursday 2:15 PM-3:30 PM 2016 Program Committee Meeting Royal March 26 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 192. Gender, Leadership, Health: Implications for Community Astor Ballroom II Development Organizer and Presider: Debarashmi Mitra, Central New Mexico Community College • Gender, Leadership, and Community Organizations -- Mangala Subramaniam, Purdue University

• The Association Between Agrifood System and Health Indicators at March Friday27 the County Levels: Insight for Community and Regional Development -- John Green, University of Mississippi • More than Gatekeepers: Provider Cultural Capital and Bridging the Primary-Specialist Care Gap -- Erin Madden, Central New Mexico Community College • Rural Women in Leadership: Community Development Challenges for the 21st Century -- Donielle Lovell, Western Kentucky University Saturday Discussant: March 28 • Debarashmi Mitra, Central New Mexico Community College

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 193. Poverty and Food Insecurity Bourbon Presider: Stephen Scanlan, Ohio University • Predictors and Consequences of Turnover in the Social Networks of Homeless Adolescents -- Dan R. Hoyt, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Alexis Swendener, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Patrick Habecker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln • Change Over Time in Food Insecurity and the Usage of Food Assistance: The Impact of the Great Recession -- Julia Ferrara Waity, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Poverty, Mobility, and Material Well-Being: A Longitudinal Analysis of Persistent and Temporary Hardship -- Colin Campbell, University of Wisconsin-Madison • Global Food Security and the Complex Intersections of Poverty, the Environment, and Scarcity -- Stephen Scanlan, Ohio University • Walking In Memphis: Lack of Access and Availability to Healthy Food in a Stratified Metropolitan Food Desert in the South -- Brittany Kay Campagna, University of Memphis; Wesley James, University of Memphis 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 194. New approaches to organizational inequalities: First findings Burgundy from the Bielefeld SFB 882 project Organizer and Presider: Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst • The Native-Immigrant Wage Gap: Organizational Inequalities for First and Second Generation Immigrants to Germany -- Silvia Maja Melzer, Bielefeld University; Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Rheinhard Schunk, Bielefeld University; Peter Jacobebbinghaus, Bielefeld University • Rules, Relations and the Well-Being of Workers and Their Workplaces -- Vincent Roscigno, The Ohio State University; Carsten Sauer, Bielefeld University; Peter Valet, Bielefeld University • Temporary Layoffs: Opportunity Hording or Exploitation? -- Andrea Hense, Bielefeld University; Susanne Edler, Bielefeld University; Daniela Schiek, Hamburg University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 97

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 195. Educational Aspirations and Expectations Chartres Glance Presider: Jeaná E. Morrison, Drexel University • The Risk of Unrealistic Optimism: When Educational Expectations and Aspirations Don't Match -- Brent Curdy, Duke University • Early College Students as Organizational Border Crossers: Challenges to Meaningful Membership in the Wider Campus Community -- Stephanie McClure, Georgia College; Lamees Wednesday Aisami, Georgia College; Sharon Augustine, Mercer University March 25 • Separate and Unequal: An Analysis of the Effects of School Segregation on Disciplinary Disparities -- Kendralin J. Freeman, Hobart and William Smith Colleges; Christina R. Steidl, University of Alabama-Huntsville • Juxtaposing Race and Gender Gaps in College Enrollment: Race and Gender Differentiation among College Enrollment Predictors -- Tomeka Davis, Georgia State University; Bobby Jo Otto, Thursday LaGrange College March 26 • Resistance to Social Change: Cultural Blockages – Melvyn L. Fein, Kennesaw State University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 196. Feminist Activism and Gendered Social Change Iberville Presider: Kym A. Bradley, Georgia State University • Making Sense of the Movement: Second Wave Feminists Reflect Back on Half a Century of Gains and Losses -- Johanna Foster,

Monmouth University March Friday27 • "That's Just Part of Our DNA" -- Gender Essentialist Beliefs as a Strategy to Lead? -- Taylor Martin Houston, University of Georgia • Gender and Globalization: Two Paradigms and Their Evolution -- Valentine Moghadam, Northeastern University • A Tale of Two Systems: Gender & Development and Gender & Globalization -- Rae Lesser Blumberg, University of Virginia • The Changing Status of Women in Turkey -- Nuray Karaman, Saturday University of Tennessee-Knoxville March 28 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 197. Regulating Sexualities St. Ann Presider: Gul Ozyegin, William & Mary • Intimate Inequalities: Narratives of Sex and Love among Young Turks -- Gul Ozyegin, William & Mary • Controlling Advice? Analysis of Relationship Advice Aimed at Black Women -- Kecia R. Johnson, Florida State University; Karyn Loscocco, University at Albany, SUNY ParticipantsIndex of • True Love Had Better Wait, Or Else!: Anxious Masculinity and the Gendered Politics of the Evangelical Purity Movement -- Sierra A. Schnable, University of Florida • Defining Asexuality -- Phoenix Chris Ellsworth, Louisiana Tech University • Gender Discrimination in Turkish Society and its Effects on Transgender Individuals -- Ceylan Engin, Texas A&M University 98 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 198. Sociologists, Study Thyselves St. Louis Presider: Sara F. Mason, University of North Georgia • Sociology's Reputation: From the Perspective of Former Majors -- Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association; Nicole Van Vooren, American Sociological Association • Is Sociology Marginalizing Veterans? -- Matthew Hiesterman, University of Central Florida • Value Orientation among Introduction to Sociology Students -- J. Brandon Wallace, Middle Tennessee State University; Lauren Cummerlander, Middle Tennessee State University • The College Syllabus: Exploring an Institutional Impasse -- Danielle Melvin Koonce, East Carolina University • Doing My Homework: Social Position, Critical Ethnography and the Sociology of Home -- Sara F. Mason, University of North Georgia 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 199. Macro-level Analyses of Criminal Behaviors, Policing, and the Toulouse A Law Presider: Craig J. Forsyth, University of Louisiana-Lafayette • Localized Law: The Case of "Whose Manure Is It?" -- Mitchell B. Mackinem, Claflin University; Gaynell Gavin, Claflin University • Making Justice Local: The Community Impact Panel Experience -- Tim Maher, University of Indianapolis; Mark Taxter, Indianapolis Community Justice Center; Patrick Moore, University of Indianapolis • The Security State and the Use of Lethal Force by Police -- Kristin Richardson, Virginia Tech; Lori Hall, Virginia Tech • Exploratory Study of Rape Rates in the United States -- Maria Thuy Trinh, Mississippi State University; Sierra L. Nelson, Mississippi State University • Structural Influence on Judicial Courtroom Behavior and Its Comment on Neo-Weberian Theory and Jurisprudence -- Sven Smith, Stetson University; Carley Fockler, Stetson University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 200. Preparing Undergraduates for Graduate/Professional School Bienville and Transitioning from Undergraduate to Graduate/Professional School Student (Sponsored by SWS-South) Organizer and Presider: Diane D. Everett, Stetson University Panelists: • Diane D. Everett, Stetson University • Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Karen Mundy-Judkins, Lee University • Renee Shelby, Georgia State University • Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 99

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 201. St. Charles A In Defense of Disciplines: Interdisciplinarity, Specialization Glance and the Research University (University of Chicago Press) by Jerry Jacobs - Author-Meets-Critics Organizers: Sarah Winslow, Clemson University and Shannon N. Davis, George Mason University Presider: Sarah Winslow, Clemson University Critics: Wednesday Larry Isaac, Vanderbilt University • March 25 • Fabio Rojas, Indiana University • Tressie Cottom, Emory University Author: • Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 202. Stalled Revolutions Part 2: The Continuing Significance of Toulouse B Race Organizer and Presider: Lisette Garcia, Hispanic Association on Corporate Thursday Responsibility March 26 • Diversity in the Corner Office from 2005 through 2014: Yes but Mostly No -- Richie Zweigenhaft, Guilford College; G. William Domhoff, University of California-Santa Cruz • Hispanic Inclusion at the Highest Level of Corporate America: Progress or Not? -- Lisette Garcia, Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility

• Latino Faces, Corporate Ties: Latino Advocacy Organizations and March Friday27 Their Board Members -- Samantha Perez, Vanderbilt University; Joshua Murray, Vanderbilt University • Climbing the Ladder or Getting Stuck: Racial Differences in College Football Coaches' Careers -- Jacob Day, University of North Carolina-Wilmington 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 203. How Can Scholars Contribute to Community Activism? Astor Ballroom I (Sponsored by SWS-South) Saturday Organizer and Presider: Amie Patricia Hess, Meredith College March 28 Panelists: • Amie Patricia Hess, Meredith College • Sancha Medwinter, Duke University • Rheneisha Robertson, Institute of Women and Ethnic Studies (IWES) • Lisa Richardson, Institute of Women and Ethnic Studies (IWES) This panel will bring together scholars with local activists to consider the ParticipantsIndex of role that scholars should have in local community work. SWS-S has made efforts to use the Southern meetings to build connections with organizations in the host community. We will examine that effort and how to better support host communities. 100 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 204. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- Immigration, St. Charles B Gender Politics and Policies Organizer and Presider: James C. Witte, George Mason University

• Immigration Policies, Gendered Migration and Indian Migrant Professionals to the U.S. -- Pallavi Banerjee, Vanderbilt University • Migration, Gender-Based Violence, and Legal Remedies -- Susan C. Pearce, Eastern Carolina University • The Persistence of Gender Pay Gaps among High-Skill Foreign-Born Workers -- Erin Stephens, George Mason University; James C. Witte, George Mason University • The Impact of Immigration on the Labor Market Outcomes of Native Workers: Evidence using Longitudinal Data from the LEHD, 1992-2008. -- Ted Mouw, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Discussant: • James C. Witte, George Mason University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 205. Gender, Sexuality, and Popular Culture Astor Ballroom III Presider: Emily Nicole Thomas, Sam Houston State University • Tegan and Sara's Queer Politics: Investigating Feminist Social Action in New Media -- Emily Nicole Thomas, Sam Houston State University • Playing the Game: The Gender Construction Processes of Video Gamers -- Bertan Buyukozturk, Florida State University • "The Evolution of Emotional and Physical Masculinity: A Queer Content Analysis of Hugh Jackman's Portrayal of Wolverine" -- Kameron C. Cavazos, University of Texas-San Antonio; Joshua Anthony Reyna, University of Texas-San Antonio; Jorge Candelario Gonzalez, University of Texas-San Antonio • "The Power to Keep Them Apart": The Reinforcement of Gender Stereotypes in Prescription Direct-To-Consumer Advertising -- Elizabeth Marie Warden, Georgia Institute of Technology 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 206. Gendered Education Astor Ballroom III Presider: Jennifer Rhiannon Scroggins, Montana State University Billings • The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same: Continued Barriers to Gender Equality in Higher Education -- Jennifer Rhiannon Scroggins, Montana State University-Billings; Joy C. Honea, Montana State University-Billings; Jennifer Lynn, Montana State University-Billings • Still Dancing Backwards and in High Heels: The Influence of Gender on Persistence among Nontraditional College Students -- Gail L. Markle, Kennesaw State University • Gender Inequalities: How a Women's and Gender Studies Program Challenges the Status Quo -- Tracy Woodard, Valdosta State University • Informal College Study Groups: Gender and Group Homophily -- Brandon Scott McReynolds, University of Louisville; Debbie Warnock, University of Louisville SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 101

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 207. Gender and Sexuality in Relationships Astor Ballroom III Glance Presider: DeAnna Gore, University of South Carolina-Aiken • Age at First Sexual Intercourse among Young Women in Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru -- DeAnna Gore, University of South Carolina-Aiken • The Gift of Parenthood: The Gendered Recruitment of Sperm and Egg Donors in the Reproductive Market -- Laura Halcomb, Wednesday University of Houston March 25 • Ladies Don't Work. Professional Success and Domestic Happiness in Pakistan -- Fauzia Husain, University of Virginia • Understanding Power, Gender, and Sexuality in Consensual Non-Monogamous Relationships -- Teresa Roach, Florida State University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 208. Gendered and Sexualized Identities, Interactions, and Astor Ballroom III Institutions Thursday Presider: Monica M. Whitham, Oklahoma State University March 26 • Gender and Cooperation in Generalized Exchange -- Monica M. Whitham, Oklahoma State University • Gym Culture -- Alana Raquel Beserra, Davidson College • Pulling Back the Curtain: The Gendered Secrets of the Magic Show -- Cameron Rivers, University of Houston • “It's all Fun and Shade": Identities, Communities, and Culture of Drag Performers in the US -- Jordan Richardson, Southwestern March Friday27 University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 209. Gender Inequality in Employment and Families Astor Ballroom III Presider: Tonya K. Frevert, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • The Intersectionality of Race, Gender, and Class on Worker Outcomes -- Tonya K. Frevert, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Does the Gender Wage Gap Exist? -- Andrea White, Stetson Saturday University March 28 • Woman on the Move-The Effects of Woman Migration on The Left behind -- Li-Yu Liao, Louisiana State University • Unmarried Women's Labor and Marriage Intention in South Korea -- Hyojung Kim, Louisiana State University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 210. Regulating and Re-imagining Gendered and Sexualized Norms Astor Ballroom III Presider: Lacey Langlois, Florida Atlantic University • Transgender Members in the Family -- Lacey Langlois, Florida ParticipantsIndex of Atlantic University • Creating Intersex as a "Doable" Medical Problem: An Examination of a Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Approach -- Erin Michelle Bergner, Vanderbilt University • Sexual Fluidity among UCF Students -- James Dillon Caldwell, University of Central Florida; Amy Donley, University of Central Florida • The Criminal Female Body: Reproductive (in)Justice -- Cassidy D. Ellis, University of Alabama; Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama 102 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 211. Sexual Behaviors and Sexual Norms Astor Ballroom III Presider: Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College • Campus Sexual Assault: Student Behavior and Beliefs: Findings from Longitudinal Data -- Denise Bissler, Randolph-Macon College; Scott London, Randolph-Macon College • College Student Hookups: Expectations, Pluralistic Ignorance, and Sexual Behaviors -- Joseph Padgett, University of South Carolina • Social Norms Approach to Sexual Violence on College Campuses -- Stephanie Marie Greeson, Emory University • The Masculinity Box and Denial of Men as Victims of Sexual Violence -- Katherine Rose Larrivee, Roanoke College 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 212. Gender and the Academy Astor Ballroom III Presider: Kristina Maureen Fritz, Florida Atlantic University • Gender and the Value of Higher Education -- Kristina Maureen Fritz, Florida Atlantic University • Women and Academic Leadership -- Susan E. Webb, Coastal Carolina University • Dead Before Coed?: Perceptions of Women's Colleges in a Male Dominated Society -- Zoe E.R. Fawcett, Georgia State University • It's Race! It's Social Economic Status! It's Gender Inequality? Perceptions about the Identification of and Responses to Gender Inequality in Academic and Co-Curricular Arenas Experienced by African American College Women" -- Karla M. McLucas, Bennett College; Shemiah Curry, Bennett College; Amra Marshall, Bennett College; Breah M. Pope, Bennett College 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 213. Poster Session VIII Astor Ballroom III Presider: Brandon Harris, Clemson University • Female Sexual Hedonism: Navigating Stigma -- Andrea Kathleen Fulle, East Carolina University; David Knox, East Carolina University; Joyce Chang • Male Body Beautiful: Sexual Orientation, Gym Bodies, and Relative Deprivation -- Trenton M. Haltom, University of Houston • Gender in the Weight Room: A Critical Examination of Identity Negotiations of Female Collegiate Athletes in the Strength and Conditioning Environment -- Rachel I. Roth, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale; Bobbi A. Knapp, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale • Embodied Pressures: Gendered Body Expectations for Low-Income Latina Mothers -- Daniela J. Garcia-Grandon, North Carolina State University • The Unspoken Sex: Men and Attitudes Towards Gender Equality -- Emily Rosenbaum, University of Central Florida • Masculinity During Transition to University -- Robby Sanchez, Texas State University-San Marcos • Online Transitions: Comparing Transgender Online Public Narratives -- Andrew Strange, University of Houston 3:45 PM-5:00 PM SWS-South "Coffee for a Cause" Reception and Silent Auction Astor Ballroom III SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 103

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Meet SSS Authors Astor Gallery Glance A meet-and-greet with SSS member authors in conjunction with the SSS book exhibit. 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 214. Maximizing Student Success In and Out of College Bienville Presider: Melissa J. Bamford, The University of Memphis • Gendered Differences in Academic Assistance and Retention Rates -- Benjamin Peter Wigand, East Carolina University; Jayne Wednesday Geissler, East Carolina University; Elizabeth Coghill, East Carolina March 25 University; Tiffany Vockerodt, East Carolina University; Marieke Van Willigen, East Carolina University; John Trifilo, East Carolina University • Research Methods: Attitudes, Skills, and Job Seeking -- Allison K. Wisecup, Radford University • Faculty-Student Collaboration on Community Research -- Casey Welch, Flagler College Thursday • The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Using Free, Online-Format March 26 Textbooks -- Melissa J. Bamford, The University of Memphis; Summer McWilliams, University of South Carolina-Beaufort • Flip it All: Rethinking Introduction to Sociology in the New Millenium -- Tucker Brown, Austin Peay State University; Jonniann Butterfield, Austin Peay State University; Kayla Williams 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 215. The Long Reach of the Internet and Mass Media Bourbon

Presider: Elise DeCamp, Western Michigan University March Friday27 • The Online Courtship Industrial Complex: Desire and Deception in the Age of Internet Dating -- Matthew Irvin, Eastern Kentucky University • Gender Identity and the Brony Fandom -- Andrew Stephen Venturella, Stetson University • The Role of the Patient: A Textual Analysis of Medical Drama Patients -- Laura Jean Kerr, Mississippi State University; Jessica L. Saturday Sparks-Howell, Mississippi State University March 28 • Aging Faces: How Older Adults Are Using Facebook to Connect and Reconnect their Minds and Hearts -- Jean S. Humphreys, Dallas Baptist University • Building a Contextualized Understanding of Healthcare Communication: Competitive Models of Trust in Information about Cancer -- Ryan Light, University of Oregon ParticipantsIndex of 104 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 216. Community, Social Justice, and Social Cohesion Burgundy Presider: Bonnie Lynn Mitchell-Green, Troy University-Montgomery • A Comparative Look at PowWows as a Tool of Cultural Resistance: Utah vs. Alabama -- Bonnie Lynn Mitchell-Green, Troy University-Montgomery • What Holds Turkish Society Together? -- Murat Yilmaz, Baylor University • Educational Inequality in the Western Highlands of Guatemala: Indigenous Work to Improve Social Mobility -- Paul Kasun, University of Texas-Austin • "This Oil, It's Rape." : Women's Perceptions of Safety and Security in North Dakota Boomtown USA -- Rachel Zimmer Schneider, Ohio State University • Climate Justice Cityscape: San Antonio Texas -- Kamala Platt, Meadowlark Center 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 217. Reaching and Teaching: Best Practices for On-Line Pedagogy Chartres in Undergraduate Sociology Courses Organizer and Presider: Annette Schwabe, Florida State University • Creating Sound Pedagogical Activities for an Online Course -- Stephanie Bradley, Florida State University • Best Practices for Effective Mentorship in an Online Undergraduate Course -- Stephanie Ureña Salas, Florida State University • Troubleshooting Distance Learning Courses: Supervising Mentors, Time Management, and Responding to Academic Dishonesty -- Jesse Klein, Florida State University • Teaching with the E-Portfolio -- Deidre Tyler, Salt Lake Community College 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 218. Rising Risk: Disaster, Climate Change, and Planning for Iberville Future Vulnerability and Community Resilience Organizer and Presider: Michelle Annette Meyer, Louisiana State University • Organizations and Resilience: Involvement and Concerns of Nonprofits in Disaster and Climate Change Vulnerability -- Michelle Annette Meyer, Louisiana State University • Disaster Mitigation and Resilience: Current State of US Coastal Activities and Policies -- Walter G. Peacock, Texas A&M University; Shannon Van Zandt, Texas A&M University • Planning for Resiliency: A Framework for Evaluating Local Plan Networks and Vulnerability to Coastal Hazards and Sea Level Rise -- Phil Berke, Texas A&M University; Michelle Annette Meyer, Louisiana State University • Housing Resilience: Inequities in Long-Term Housing Recovery after Disasters -- Shannon Van Zandt, Texas A&M University; Walter G. Peacock, Texas A&M University

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 219. Online Sources of Violence, Extremism, and Hate Royal Glance Organizers: Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State University and James Hawdon, Virginia Tech Presider: Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State University • Guardianship Online: A Comparison of Four Nations' Hate Speech Laws and Their Citizens' Exposure to Online Hate Materials -- James Hawdon, Virginia Tech; Pekka Räsänen, University of Turku; Wednesday Atte Oksanen, University of Tampere March 25 • Radicalization on the Internet: Impact of Online Hate and/or Extremist Material by Frequency of Encounter and Material Type -- Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State University; James Hawdon, Virginia Tech; Jessica Middleton, University of California-Irvine; Anna Tan, University of California-Irvine; David Snow, University of California-Irvine • Radicalization on the Internet: A Virtual Ethnography of Domestic Thursday Extremism and Hate -- Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State March 26 University; Rebecca Barrett-Fox, Arkansas State University; Matthew John Costello, Arkansas State University; Jessica Middleton, University of California-Irvine; Anna Tan, University of California-Irvine; David Snow, University of California-Irvine • Framing Immigrant Criminality: Contemporary Restrictionist Discourse on the Web -- Deenesh Sohoni, William & Mary; Tracy

Sohoni, William & Mary March Friday27 Discussant: • Thomas N. Ratliff, Arkansas State University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 220. Incarceration and the Challenges Faced by Incarcerated St. Ann Parents Presider: Jessica M. Doucet, Francis Marion University • Long Hard Times to Come: Race, Politics, and Prison Admissions in Florida, 2001-2010 -- Rachel Marie Durso, Washington College Saturday • Prisonization in a Sample of Incarcerated Offenders -- Peter B. March 28 Wood, Eastern Michigan University; Amanda Cook, Mississippi State University; R. Gregory Dunaway, Mississippi State University; James A. Wilson, Russell Sage Foundation • From Classmates to Cellmates: Characteristics of Young Adults Incarcerated in Mecklenburg County -- Joseph Graham, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Motherhood as Punishment in Jail -- Brittnie Leigh Aiello, ParticipantsIndex of Merrimack College; Jill McCorkel, Villanova University • The Strain of Being an Incarcerated Parent: A Look at Child Visitation and Prison Misconduct -- Sarah E. King, University of Central Florida 106 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 221. Gender Politics and Policies Mini Conference -- Health and St. Charles B Health Care Organizer and Presider: Linda A. Treiber, Kennesaw State University

• Toward a Sociological Framework for Studying LGBT Health and Health Disparities -- Eric R. Wright, Georgia State University • You Took Medication while Pregnant?: Developing an Understanding of Mental Illness During Pregnancy -- Trina Smith, Georgia Southern University; Chasity Thompson, Georgia Southern University • The Changing Female Habitus and the Narrowing Gender Gap in Life Expectancy in the United States: A Comparison of Blacks and Whites -- William C. Cockerham, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Bryant Hamby, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Selling or Helping? Prescribing Gender to Women, Wives, and Mothers through DTCA -- Linda A. Treiber, Kennesaw State University; Katie McIntryre Reece, University of Alabama-Birmingham 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 222. Work beyond the Workplace St. Louis Presider: James E. Coverdill, University of Georgia • The Gendered State: The Effect of Women's Political Power on Workers' Schedules and Work-Family Spillover -- Charles J. Brody, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Tonya K. Frevert, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Jianhua Ge, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Beth A. Rubin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Sabrina Speights, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • The Digital Sex Work Economy and Sex Work Adjacent Businesses -- Robert L. Reece, Duke University • Why Do Headhunters Exist in the LinkedIn Era? -- James E. Coverdill, University of Georgia; William Finlay, University of Georgia • Small Businesses in Rural America and Traditional Financing: Evidence from the Small Business Owner Survey -- Carson Mencken, Baylor University; Charles Tolbert, Baylor University • Situating the International Organizational Strategies of Unions within the Global Social Justice Movement: The Road Ahead for Organized Labor -- Stephen Paul Gerus, Virginia Tech SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 107

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 223. Interrogating Uses of Quantitative Methods Toulouse A Glance Organizers: J. Micah Roos, University of California-Berkeley and Shawn Bauldry, University of Alabama-Birmingham Presider: Shawn Bauldry, University of Alabama-Birmingham • (Un)Ignorable Missing Data: A Test for Bias between Missing Data Alternatives – J. Micah Roos, University of California-Berkeley; Sophia Rabe-Hesketh, University of California-Berkeley; Anders Wednesday Skrondal, Norwegian Institute of Public Health March 25 • Changing American Attitudes toward Homosexuality: 1973-2012 -- Kenneth Hudson, University of South Alabama • Packet Randomized Experiments for Eliminating Classes of Confounders -- Greg Pavela, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Howard W. Wiener, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Kevin Fontaine, University of Alabama-Birmingham; David B. Allison, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Jameson Voss, United States Thursday Air Force; David A. Fields, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences March 26 Center • Linear Probability Models: Not Just an 80's Fad -- Nick Bloom, Duke University Discussant: • Shawn Bauldry, University of Alabama-Birmingham 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 224. Race and Space Toulouse B

Organizer and Presider: Wendy Moore, Texas A&M University March Friday27 • There's a Black Man in My House: Black Outsiders in White Churches -- Glenn E. Bracey II, Texas A&M University • Critical Race Pedagogy in Ivory Towers? Tackling the Paradox of De-Centering Whiteness on Predominantly White Campuses -- Jennifer C. Mueller, Skidmore College • The Intentionality of Everyday Worlds: Black History Representations as Tools of Liberation and Oppression -- Phia S. Saturday Salter, Texas A&M University March 28 • Circling the Wagons: Strategies Employed to Create and Reify the Institutional White Space at a Predominantly White Research University -- Dave McIntosh, Texas A&M University Discussant: • Wendy Moore, Texas A&M University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 225. The Tumbleweed Society: Working and Caring in an Age of St. Charles A Insecurity (Oxford University Press) by Allison J. Pugh - Author-Meets-Critics ParticipantsIndex of Organizer: Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University Presider: Carmel Price, University of Michigan-Dearborn Critics: • Andrew S. Fullerton, Oklahoma State University • Gretchen R. Webber, Middle Tennessee State University • Deborah A. Harris, Texas State University-San Marcos Author: • Allison Pugh, University of Virginia 108 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Friday, March 27 Time Event Location 5:15 PM-6:30 PM Session 226. Presidential Honors and Convocation Ceremony Astor Ballroom I and II Presider: John Reynolds, Florida State University Memorial Session to honor SSS members who have passed in the last year Annual Awards: Hugh Floyd, Samford University Presidential Plenary: David Maume, University of Cincinnati Can Men Make Time for Family? 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Presidential Reception Astor Ballroom III

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 7:00 AM-8:00 AM SSS Business Meeting Chartres Glance 8:00 AM-12:00 PM On-Site Registration Astor Gallery

8:00 AM-12:00 PM Pre-Registration Astor Foyer 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Exhibits Astor Gallery and Astor Ballroom III

8:00 AM-10:00 AM Executive Committee Meeting Royal Wednesday March 25 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Meeting Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Committee on Gender and Sexuality Meeting Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Committee on Professions Meeting Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Committee on Sociology in Community and Small Colleges Meeting Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Committee on Sociological Practice Meeting Astor Ballroom III Persistent Poverty in the South Research Project Meeting

8:00 AM-10:00 AM Membership Committee Meeting Astor Ballroom III Thursday 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Committee on the Status of Students Meeting Astor Ballroom III March 26 8:00 AM-10:00 AM Honors Committee Meeting Astor Ballroom III 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 227. Fear of Crime Astor Ballroom II Presider: Michael O. Maume, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Racial Differences in Robbery Victimization -- Walter R. Gove, Vanderbilt University; Peter B. Wood, Eastern Michigan University; David C. May, Mississippi State University Fear of Crime and Neighborhood Change -- Lesley Reid, University • March Friday27 of Alabama; Deirdre A. Oakley, Georgia State University; Erin Ruel, Georgia State University • The Hidden Intersections of Gender, Race, Class and Fear in Black Baton Rouge in the 21st Era -- Melinda R Jackson, Louisiana State University; Castel Sweet, Louisiana State University • Examining Calls for Police Service: A Multilevel Analysis of Crime Reporting, Trust, Fear of Crime, and Perceptions of the Criminal Saturday Justice System -- Brittani A. McNeal, University of Arkansas Little March 28 Rock; Emily R. Berthelot, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Julie M. Baldwin, University of Arkansas at Little Rock • Does Prioritizing Crime Type or Victim-Offender Relationship Impact Fear of Crime Measures? Results from a Randomized Block Questionnaire Design in Campus Safety Climate Research -- Adam J. Pritchard, University of Central Florida; Diego Plaza, University of Central Florida ParticipantsIndex of 110 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 228. Teaching Practices In and Out of the Classroom Bienville Presider: William Wyatt Holland, Georgia State University • Requiring Qualitative Research Methods: Contextual and Curricular Challenges -- Krista Paulsen, University of North Florida; Jenny M. Stuber, University of North Florida • "Get the Seat of Your Pants Dirty": Teaching and Conducting Urban Ethnography of Public Space -- William Wyatt Holland, Georgia State University • "From Killing Fields to Dangerous Fields": The Hazards of Refugee Research and the Second-Generation Methodological Advantage -- Jane Le Skaife, University of Tampa • "A Sociologist, Psychologist, and Biologist Walk into an Ecuadorian Bar ... A Postmodern Approach to Understanding an Interdisciplinary Trip Abroad" -- Cheryl Brown, Reinhardt University; Katrina Smith, Reinhardt University; Danielle Satre, Reinhardt University • Generating Interaction in the Online Learning Environment -- Adam Driscoll, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; Karl A. Jicha, North Carolina State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 229. Group Processes I: Status Bourbon Organizers and Presiders: Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa and Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame • Response Latency as a Status Cue -- Kayla Pierce, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Situated Standards in Hiring Decisions -- Jordan Sannito, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Modeling Status and Legitimacy Processes: Agent Based Models of Hierarchical Groups -- Bryan Cannon, University of Georgia; Jonathan H. Morgan, Duke University • Identifying Influence Structures in Status-Differentiated Groups -- David A. Broniatowski, George Washington University; John Skvoretz, University of South Florida • Status Structures and Sentiment Processes in Task Groups -- Robert Shelly, Ohio University; Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 111

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 230. Using an Intersectionality Frame to Understand Health Burgundy Glance Inequalities Organizer and Presider: Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University • From Measurement to Action: How the Lenses of Intersectionality and Constrained Choice Can Help Us to Assess and Address Racial/Ethnic and Gender Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease -- Chloe Bird, RAND Corporation; Martha E. Lang, Smith College Wednesday Gender and Racial/Ethnic Stratification in Health: Using a • March 25 Multidimensional Approach to Understanding Disparities in Health -- Taylor W. Hargrove, Vanderbilt University; Tyson H. Brown, Vanderbilt University • Understanding the Intersections of Race/Ethnicity, Gender and Education: Patterns of Within-Group Heterogeneity in Health Among Older Adults -- Jielu Lin, Vanderbilt; Susan Hinze, Case Western Reserve University Thursday • When Personal and Structural Resources Collide: Health March 26 Inequalities at the Intersection of Education and Geography -- Jennifer K. Montez, Case Western Reserve University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 231. The Role of Social Support, Social Networks, and Social Capital Iberville on Physical and Mental Health Presider: Marie C. Gualtieri, North Carolina State University • Can They Get by with a Little Help from Their Friends? Examining

the Social Support Among Food Insecure Seniors -- Marie C. March Friday27 Gualtieri, North Carolina State University • The Effect of Social Support, Psychosocial, and Contextual Factors on Racial Disparities in High Blood Pressure -- E. Miranda Reiter, Sam Houston State University • Is the Study of Social Capital and Health Still Undertheorized? The View from the Network Social Capital Side -- Valerie A. Haines, University of Calgary Saturday • Social Capital, Cultural Capital and Physical and Mental Health in March 28 Tennessee - a county level analysis -- Gary Maynard, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga; Satara Stratton, University of Tennesse-Chattanooga • Social Support Changes among Patients Undergoing Head and Neck Cancer Treatment -- Anthony D. Campbell, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Julie L. Locher, University of Alabama-Birmingham ParticipantsIndex of 112 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 232. A Future Media Sociology: Innovative Takes on Media, Culture St. Ann and Social Life Organizer and Presider: Stephen F. Ostertag, Tulane University • Cultural Communication and the Cultural Affordances of Digital Communication Technologies -- Stephen F. Ostertag, Tulane University; David G. Ortiz, Tulane University • Duality of Society Today: Lupe Fiasco's Reporting from the Hood -- Jan Martijn Meij, Florida Gulf Coast University; Jose M. Fernandez, Florida Gulf Coast University • It's Written on the Bathroom Wall: The Importance of Studying Social Apps and Their Influence on Young People's Perceptions of Gender and Race -- Kelly Mosel-Talavera, Texas State University-San Marcos • The Sociology of a Media Controversy: A Critical Discourse Analysis of The Fall and Rise the Daily Times-Picayune -- Russell Leon Stockard Jr., California Lutheran University • Activists' Use of Message Frameworks and Media in Mobilization -- Jennifer Denning, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 233. Culture and the Reproduction of Social Class St. Charles B Organizers: Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Florida and Lisa Keister, Duke University Presider: Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Florida • Elites Have Culture; The Poor Have Structure -- Shamus Khan, Columbia University • Getting a Foot in the Door: Class Inequality in College Seniors' Job Applications -- Jessi Streib, Duke University; Felicia Arriaga, Duke University; Carlos Tavares, Duke University; Emi-Lou A. Weed, Duke University • Cognitive and Normative Perspectives on Culture and Stratification -- Stephen Vaisey, Duke University • Veteran Segregation: A Test of the Social Contact Hypothesis -- Mary Fischer, University of Connecticut • Breaking the Class Ceiling: How Low-SES Students Get High-SES Jobs -- Lauren Rivera, Northwestern University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 113

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 234. Activism and Political Participation St. Louis Glance Presider: Marieke Van Willigen, East Carolina University • The Right to Fight for Your Rights: School Socialization and Students' Sense of Political Efficacy -- Sarah Gaby, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Karen kozlowski, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Karolyn Tyson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Kay Jowers, University of North Wednesday Carolina-Chapel Hill March 25 • The Impact of Technology and Generations on Civic and Political Participation in 2004 and 2008 -- Jeremy Hickman, University of Kentucky • Three Stories: A Comparison of Liberal, Anarchist, and Socialist Responses to Austerity in Boston -- Jon Cariba Phoenix, University of Louisville • "Responding to Ebola: A Risky Act of Social Justice" -- Joanna Thursday Hawkins, Southwestern University March 26 • Sexual Assault Awareness on Twitter: The Media Framing and Public Opinion of the "Yes Means Yes" Campaign -- Megan Stubbs-Richardson, Mississippi State University; Sarah A. Rogers, Mississippi State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 235. Social Technology & Society Toulouse A Organizer and Presider: Steven Seiler, Tennessee Tech University

• In Real Life: MMORPG Relationship Formation & Maintenance With March Friday27 VOIP Clients -- Brad Ictech, Louisiana State University • The Fantasy of Abundance: Pornography in the Online Economy -- Jennifer A. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University • Everyday Exclusion from the Information Society: Digital Inequalities, Identity Work, and Emotion Management -- Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University • Community in a Connected Age: Youth Social Network Structures & Saturday Experiences of Belonging -- Patricia Snell Herzog, University of March 28 Arkansas; Suki Highers, Fayetteville High School Discussant: • Steven Seiler, Tennessee Tech University

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 236. Immigration, Community, and Crime Toulouse B Presider: Heather Mauney, Florida State University • Assessing the Immigration-Crime Relationship: A Meta-Analysis -- Graham C. Ousey, College of William and Mary; Charis E. Kubrin, University of California-Irvine • Gendered Exclusion: Stigma Outcomes Differential among Female Deportees in the Dominican Republic. -- Yolanda C. Martin, BMCC/City University of New York • Investigating the "Floater" Effect: Institutionally Isolated Youth as a Mechanism Linking Community Resource Disadvantage and Residential Stability to Levels of Crime -- Shaun A. Thomas, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Grant Drawve, University of Arkansas at Little Rock • DACA and the Impact of Migration on the Laredo Border -- John Kilburn, Texas A&M International University; Claudia San Miguel, Texas A&M International University • Community Trust and Co-Offending -- Anthony Reed, Louisiana State University 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 237. Write Where It Hurts: Negotiating the Emotional Challenges of Chartres Doing Deeply Personal Research Organizers and Presiders: Alexandra C.H. Nowakowski, Florida State University and J. Edward Sumerau, University of Tampa Panelists: • Jessica Ann Pfaffendorf, University of Arizona • Karen Glumm, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics • Ariane Prohaska, University of Alabama • Stephen C. Poulson, James Madison University • Jonelle Husain, Mississippi State University • Chike F. Okolocha, University of Benin • Megan M. Tesene, Georgia State University • Tanetta Andersson, Trinity College 8:00 AM-9:15 AM Session 238. Love, Money, and HIV: Becoming a Modern African Woman in St. Charles A the Age of AIDS (University of California Press) by Sanyu A. Mojola - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer and Presider: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia Critics: • Margaret Frye, Harvard University • Michele Adams, Tulane University • Solveig A. Cunningham, Emory University • Shannon Cavanagh, University of Texas-Austin Author: • Sanyu Mojola, University of Colorado at Boulder 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Meet the Authors - Session 5 Astor Gallery Authors: • Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University • Kathryn Edin, Johns Hopkins University • Sanyu Mojola, University of Colorado at Boulder • Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, University of Southern California SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 115

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 239. Disrupting Gender Inequality in the Professoriate: Confronting St. Charles B Glance Open Hostilities (Sponsored by SWS-South) Organizers and Presiders: Andi Stepnick, Belmont University and Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University • Taking Action: Gender Differences in Faculty Responses to Student Incivility, Bullying, and Sexual Harassment -- Claudia Lampman, University of Alaska Anchorage Wednesday Confronting Faculty Incivility And Mobbing -- Susan Gardner, • March 25 University of Maine; Amy Blackstone, University of Maine • Women Of Color In The Academy: From Trauma To Transformation -- Molly E. Davis, George Mason University • Open Hostilities in the Professoriate: Strategies for Change -- Andi Stepnick, Belmont University; Kristine De Welde, Florida Gulf Coast University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 240. The Aftermath: Framing and Responding to Disasters Astor Ballroom II Thursday Presider: Aaron Rowland, University of Tennessee-Martin March 26 • Mitigating Litigating: An Examination of Social and Psychological Impacts of the 2012 BP Claims Settlement in Coastal Alabama -- Liesel Ashley Ritchie, Natural Hazards Center, University of Colorado; Duane A. Gill, Oklahoma State University; Michael Long, Northumbria University • Responding to Disasters: Behavioral Changes After the BP

Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill -- Vanessa Ann Parks, Louisiana State March Friday27 University; Michael R. Cope, Louisiana State University; Tim Slack, Louisiana State University; Matt R. Lee, Louisiana State University; Troy C. Blanchard, Louisiana State University • Cultural Resilience and the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill -- Hannah E. Clarke, University of Arizona; Brian Mayer, University of Arizona • Media Risk Framing in the Elk River Chemical Spill -- Laura A. Saturday Bray, North Carolina State University March 28 • "We Just Made History...and Our Next Round of Funding": Scientists, the Scientific Process, and the Environment in Disaster Films -- Lauren Nichole Griffin, University of Florida 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 241. Group Processes II: Culture, Groups, and the Individual Bourbon Organizers and Presiders: Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame and Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa • Deflection and the Transmission of Cultural Stereotypes -- M.B. ParticipantsIndex of Fallin Hunzaker, Duke University • Toward A Neo-Durkheimian Sociology of Morality: Cultural Theory, Political Ideology, and the U.S. Financial Crisis -- Joshua R. Bruce, Duke University • Citizen Police Academies: A Participant Perspective -- Michael W. Littrell, Georgetown College • Freedom School for the Twenty-First Century -- Dari Green, Louisiana State University Discussant: • Joseph Dippong, University of North Carolina-Charlotte 116 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 242. Sociology of Popular Music Burgundy Organizers: J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech and Nate Chapman, Virginia Tech Presider: J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech • Popular Music and the Life Course -- Rebecca G. Adams, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Justin T. Harmon, Texas A&M University • The Distinction of Lady Gaga -- Mathieu Deflem, University of South Carolina • Talk of Heritage: Critical Benchmarks & DIY Preservationaism in Progressive Rock -- Timothy J. Dowd, Emory University; Trent Ryan, Emory University; Yun Tai, University of Virginia • Trucking Music as a Gendered Genre -- Jason Eastman, Coastal Carolina University; William F. Danaher, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 243. - Critically Queer -- A Look at the Impact of Knowledge as Chartres Power Organizer and Presider: Kym A. Bradley, Georgia State University • “Chocolate Joy”: Race and Masculinities in Gay Porn -- Desmond Goss, Georgia State University • White Saviors and Pink Police: Gay Rights, Neocolonialism, and Homonationalism in Uganda -- Marik Xavier-Brier, Georgia State University • Queering Study Abroad: Examining Homonormative Organizations and the Construction of the "Good Gay Student" in Study Abroad -- Megan Nanney, Virginia Tech • Queer Southern Living: Exploring Homonormativity as Subversion Tactic in Non-Normative Gender Performativity of Queer Women in the Deep South -- Morgan Justice, Georgia State University Discussant: • Kym A. Bradley, Georgia State University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 244. Embodied Inequality: Music, Sports, and Culture Iberville Presider: Rick Eckstein, Villanova University • "There's a Great Sense of Power": Negotiations of Violence and Gender in Female Flat-Track Roller Derby -- Rayanne Streeter, Virginia Tech • Between a "Mother Goose" and "Swan": Exploring Subjectivity for Coxswains in Men's Collegiate Rowing -- Allister Pilar Plater, University of Virginia • The Jazz Musicians and The Singer Girls: The Gendered Experience in Jazz Studies -- Sarah Johnson, University of Virginia • "Boys 'Round Here" - Modern Masculinity in Contemporary Country Music -- Cenate C. Pruitt, University of North Georgia • Boys in the Club: The Boys and Girls Club of America and Masculine Development. -- Alfredo Edward Falcon, Texas Tech University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 117

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 245. Medicalization of the Body and Mind St. Ann Glance Presider: Dorothy Elaine Everts, University of Arkansas-Monticello • Selling Slumber: Sleeplessness, Medicalization, and the Critical Role of American Capitalism -- Harry Barbee, Florida State University; Mairead Eastin Moloney, University of Kentucky • "One in Ten Women, Dude. How Do You NOT Know?": Endometriosis Patients Medicalize, Health Care Providers Somaticize Pelvic Pain Wednesday -- Jennifer M. Pemberton, Young Harris College March 25 • Obesity A Disease? How the Rejection of Weight Labels Can Influence Diagnosis, Treatment, and Health Outcomes in Obesity -- Brittany Harder, University of Miami • A Double Standard: The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in Research and Clinical Practice -- Michael Allan Halpin, University of Wisconsin-Madison • The Effects of the Use of Attachment Theory on Rates of Weight Thursday Loss and Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus -- Shirley Rombough, March 26 University of Texas-Pan American 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 246. Innovations, Advancements, and Challenges in Doing St. Louis Qualitative Research Organizer and Presider: Jennifer A. Schlosser, Tennessee Tech • Struggling to be Submissive: Navigating a Patriarchal Community as a Feminist Scholar -- Amelia Blume, University of Arizona

• Eliciting Different Forms of Goffmanian Interview Talk -- Laura March Friday27 Robinson, Santa Clara University; Jeremy Schulz, University of California-Berkeley • Examining Masculinity in Male Friendships across Sexual Orientation -- William Rothwell, Rice University • Exploring money and Work: Using Unconventional Interviewing Techniques to Uncover Cognitive Processes -- Kevin J. Delaney, Temple University Saturday Discussant: March 28 • Jennifer A. Schlosser, Tennessee Tech

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 247. Perspectives on Homicide and Mass Killing Toulouse A Presider: Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware • Segregation and its Impact on Hispanic Homicide: The Use of the Index of Qualitative Variation as a Measure of Internal Hispanic Segregation. -- Michael G. Bisciglia, Southeastern Louisiana University • Stationary Versus Changing Nature Of The Classic Covariates Of Homicide Rates: Assessing The Relationships From 1970 To 2010 -- Patricia McCall, North Carolina State University • Reconceptualizing Concentrated Disadvantage: Testing for an Interaction Effect between Disadvantage and Population Predicting Homicides in the South and Chicago -- Bert Burraston, University of Memphis; James McCutcheon, University of Memphis; Stephen Jesse Watts, University of Memphis; Mark Mandel, University of Memphis • Temporal Analysis of Homicide Clearance Rates from 1970 to 2010 -- Ashley Michelle Mancik, University of Delaware; Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware • Learning to Kill Strangers: A Foray into Organized Deviance -- Paul Kooistra, Furman University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 248. Contemporary Parenting Toulouse B Presider: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina-Greensboro • In the Eyes of Family and the State: How Anticipated Stigma Affects Decisions Made by LGBT Families Having Children -- Rafael Colonna, University of California-Berkeley • The Influence of Class, Culture and Context on Contemporary Infant Feeding Practices -- Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania • Status, Race, and Family Interaction: A Sociological Perspective -- Teresa Michele Adams, Davidson College • Messages about Masculinity: The Print Media Depiction of Stay-at-Home Fathers -- Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Pamela Stone, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, City University of New York • Contradictory or Complementary? The Relationship Between Intensive Mothering and Exercise -- Justine Amanda Gunderson, Florida State University; Anne Barrett, Florida State University 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 249. Moving Beyond the Discipline: Translating Sociology to Bienville Real-World Contexts Organizer and Presider: Brian P. Hinote, Middle Tennessee State University Panelists: • Brian P. Hinote, Middle Tennessee State University • Chloe Bird, RAND Corporation • Jason A. Wasserman, Oakland University • Allen Fremont, RAND Corporation SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 119

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 9:30 AM-10:45 AM Session 250. St. Charles A The Long Shadow: Family Background, Disadvantaged Urban Glance Youth and the Transition to Adulthood (Russell Sage Foundation) by Karl Alexander, Doris Entwisle and Linda Olson - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer: Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins University Presider: George Wilson, University of Miami Critics: • Angel Harris, Duke University Wednesday Rick Rubinson, Emory University • March 25 • George Wilson, University of Miami • Karolyn Tyson, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Author: • Karl Alexander, Johns Hopkins University 11:00 AM-12:15 PM SWS-South Business Meeting St. Charles B 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 251. Immigrants, Political Efficacy, and Civil Society Astor Ballroom II Presider: Alexandra Casuso, Florida Atlantic University Thursday March 26 • Targeting Corporate Polluters: The Radicalization of Grassroots Movement Tactical Repertoires -- Alison E. Adams, University of Florida; Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina State University; Gary R. Webb, University of North Texas • The Crossing Corridor Less Traveled: Explaining Where Unauthorized Migrants Cross Along the Sonora-Arizona Border -- Daniel E. Martinez, George Washington University; Matthew Ward,

University of Southern Mississippi March Friday27 • Signifying Americanness: Identity Work by Undocumented Youth Activists -- Emily R. Cabaniss, Sam Houston State University • The Cultural Effects of Social Movements: Racial Transformation and the Mississippi Struggle for Immigrant Rights -- Hana E. Brown, Wake Forest University; Jennifer A. Jones, University of Notre Dame • Why Movements Sometimes Matter -- Kenneth Andrews, University Saturday of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; David L. Rigby, University of North March 28 Carolina-Chapel Hill 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 252. Innovations in Teaching Undergraduate Students Bienville Organizers and Presiders: JoEllen Pederson, Longwood University; Lee Bidwell, Longwood University • Using Technology to Bridge Sociology, Business and Service Learning -- Andrew W. Martin, Ohio State University; Lindsey Chamberlain, The Ohio State University ParticipantsIndex of • Facilitating Faculty Research with the Senior Capstone Sequence -- Bradley Koch, Georgia College; Stephanie McClure, Georgia College; Sandra Godwin, Georgia College • Who's Teaching Who? Collaboration between Teachers, Classes, and Students -- JoEllen Pederson, Longwood University; Lee Bidwell, Longwood University • Above and Beyond: Exploring Social Problems through a Transdiciplinary Lens -- Carl Riden, Longwood University Discussant: • JoEllen Pederson, Longwood University 120 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 253. Sociology of Mental Health Bourbon Organizers: Magdalena Szaflarski, University of Alabama-Birmingham and Barbara Hansen, University of Alabama-Birmingham Presider: Barbara Hansen, University of Alabama-Birmingham • The Social Determinants of Seeking Treatment for Depression among Immigrant Populations in the United States -- Shawn Bauldry, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Magdalena Szaflarski, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Karthikeyan Meganathan, University of Cincinnati; Lisa A. Cubbins, Battelle Memorial Institute • Social Factors in "Medical Marijuana" Use to Treat Epilepsy -- Magdalena Szaflarski, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Barbara Hansen, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Martina Bebin, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Jerzy P. Szaflarski, University of Alabama-Birmingham • Precarious Job Conditions and Symptoms of Depression among Employed Women and Men -- Douglas Allen Parker, CSU Long Beach • Immigration, Level of Economic Development of Country of Origin, and Longitudinal Trajectories in Depression -- Shirin Montazer, Wayne State University 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 254. Stories of Identity Struggles: Influences of Controlling Images Chartres on Identity Construction Organizer and Presider: Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of Central Florida • African American Males in Universities -- Ceila Tilman, Valdosta State University; Mike Meacham, Valdosta State University • Navigating Life with 'the HIV': A Qualitative Analysis of Coping and Stigmatization among HIV-Positive Gay Men -- Marcus Brooks, Middle Tennessee State University • Men's Work: Mobilizing Men to End Violence Against Women -- Kris Macomber, Meredith College • When Beauty Brings out the Beast: Female Comparisons and the Feminine Rivalry -- Amanda Koontz Anthony, University of Central Florida; Sarah Okorie, University of Central Florida; Lauren Norman, University of Central Florida 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 255. Technologies, Gendered Bodies, and Social Activism Iberville Presider: Petta-Gay Geanette Hannah, University of Florida • Gender Representations in Technology Advertisements -- Subriena Persaud, University of Central Florida; Liz Grauerholz, University of Central Florida • Contested Spaces, Gendered Bodies and the Transgender Movement Online -- Petta-Gay Geanette Hannah, University of Florida • The Day that Broke the Internet: A Sociological Analysis of "The Fappening" -- Mairead Eastin Moloney, University of Kentucky; Tony P. Love, University of Kentucky SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 121

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 256. Thinking and Rethinking Theory Royal Glance Presider: Lonnie Athens, Seton Hall University • Evolutionary Theorizing in Sociology: Spencer vs Parsons -- Valerie A. Haines, University of Calgary • Emerging Patterns of Order and Differentiation: An Agent-Based Model of Social Complexity -- Loren Demerath, Centenary College of Louisiana; Mark Goadrich, Hendrix College Wednesday • The Death of Idealism in Education: Weber, Bourdieu, Baudrillard March 25 and the American Dream -- Brenda Savage, University of Central Florida; Mandi N. Barringer, University of Central Florida • A Holistic Approach to Social Capital: Synthesizing the Works of Lin, Putnam, Granovetter, Portes, Martin, and Kadushin -- Durmus A. Yuksek, Louisiana State University • Domination and Subjugation in Everyday Life: A Radical Interactionist's Perspective -- Lonnie Athens, Seton Hall University Thursday 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 257. Southern Culture and Experiences St. Ann March 26 Presider: Jeffrey T. Jackson, University of Mississippi • Reclaiming a Lost Art: The Politicization of Women in Southern Farmers Markets -- Kaitland Byrd, Virginia Tech • The Debutante Mystique: Insider Perceptions of the Purpose and Significance of a Southern Tradition -- Anna Ormond, University of North Carolina

• Ethnic and Racial Slurs in the South -- Vito Ward, Lander March Friday27 University • Insincere Fictions: White Denial and the Real Connection between "Blind Jim" Ivy and the University of Mississippi's Colonel Rebel -- Jeffrey T. Jackson, University of Mississippi • Attitudes toward the Confederate Flag: The Effects of Racial Attitudes, Race, Class, and the Uniqueness of the Deep South -- Ryan Talbert, East Carolina University Saturday 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 258. Power and Inequality in Sports St. Louis March 28 Presider: Alexandra Warner, University of Central Florida • Improbable Dreams: A Qualitative Case Study of Elite High School Football Players -- Noah Stephen Webb, Florida State University • Men in Baton Twirling: Effects of Tokenism on Masculine Identities -- Trenton M. Haltom, University of Houston • Discrimination, Racism, and National Identity in Cricket -- Divya Khandke, Davidson College ParticipantsIndex of • Hi, My Name is Michael Sam and I'm Gay: Examining Masculinity and Sexuality in Sports -- Jeannice L. Louine, Mississippi State University • Measuring Body, Mind and Soul: The NFL Draft Combine, Technologies of Power, and Technologies of the Self -- Derek Michael Da Silva, University of South Carolina 122 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 259. Contemporary Racial Attitudes in America I (Sponsored by the Toulouse A Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Organizer and Presider: J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida • Group Position and the Changing Nature of Prejudice: Racial Attitudes among Students at the University of Alabama, 1963-2013 -- Michael Hughes, Virginia Tech; Richard Fording, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Celia Lo, Texas Woman's University; Debra McCallum, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Utz McKnight, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Gabrielle PA Smith, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Steven A. Tuch, George Washington University • Color-Coding the Color-Blind: The Saliency of Race and Political Orientation in Beliefs about Poverty -- M. Faye Hanson-Evans, University of North Texas • The Continued Battle Against Affirmative action: Frames of Colorblind Racism in the Fisher Amicus Briefs -- Andrew Baird, University of Central Florida; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida • 'The World as Self-Evident': Diversity and Legality in College and University Admissions from Bakke to Schuette -- Shan Mukhtar, Emory University Discussant: • Cameron D. Lippard, Appalachian State University 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 260. Socialization in the City Toulouse B Presider: Bryant Crubaugh, University of Notre Dame • Urban Politics and Latinidad in Culturally Diverse Majority-Minority Cities in New Jersey -- David Gladstone, University of New Orleans; Peter Marina, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse • Not All Civic Action is Equal: Two Types of Civic Association and Their Disparate Effects on the Well-Being at Two Levels of Analysis -- Bryant Crubaugh, University of Notre Dame • Knowing "Where Your Kind Is": How the Social Preservationist Discourse Contests Gentrification -- Hayley Tuller, University of North Florida • Cultural Dimensions of Place Stratification: The Spatial Distribution of Cultural Venues in Chicago's Black and Latino Neighborhoods -- Candace Nicole Miller, University of Virginia 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 261. What Is Leaning In Leaving Out? Burgundy Organizers: Patti Giuffre, Texas State University-San Marcos and Deborah A. Harris, Texas State University-San Marcos Presider: Patti Giuffre, Texas State University-San Marcos Panelists: • Sharon Bird, Iowa State University • Kirsten Dellinger, University of Mississippi • Linda Renzulli, University of Georgia • Laura Rhoton SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 123

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Session 262. (University of St. Charles A Doing the Best I Can: Fatherhood in the Inner City Glance California Press) by Kathryn Edin and Timothy J. Nelson - Author-Meets-Critics Organizers: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina-Greensboro and Gayle Kaufman, Davidson College Presider: Arielle Kuperberg, University of North Carolina-Greensboro Critics: Wednesday Sinikka Elliott, North Carolina State University • March 25 • Theodore N. Greenstein, North Carolina State University • Jennifer Beggs Weber, University of West Georgia • Armon Perry, University of Louisville Authors: • Kathryn Edin, Johns Hopkins University • Timothy Nelson, Johns Hopkins University 12:45 PM-2:00 PM Session 263. Presidential Plenary: Gender and Intimate Associations St. Charles B Thursday between Men and Women March 26 Organizer: David Maume, University of Cincinnati Presider: Barbara Risman, University of Illinois-Chicago • Male Allies and the Politics of Feminist Accountability -- Michael Messner, University of Southern California • How Relationships and Sex are Gendered in Youth and Young Adulthood -- Paula England, New York University

2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 264. Entrepreneurship Astor Ballroom II March Friday27 Organizers: Lisa Keister, Duke University and Elizabeth Vaquera, University of South Florida Presider: E. Paige Borelli, Duke University Panelists: • Howard Aldrich, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Michelle Budig, University of Massachusetts-Amherst • Jeffrey Robinson, Rutgers University Saturday March 28 • Sarah Thébaud, University of California-Santa Barbara • Tiantian Yang, University of North Carolina 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 265. Gender and Group Processes Bourbon Organizer and Presider: D'Lane Compton, University of New Orleans • Gender Display and Status: An Expectation States Approach -- Alison Bianchi, University of Iowa • Gender and Leadership in Groups -- Lisa Walker, University of North Carolina-Charlotte ParticipantsIndex of • Gender, Status Expectations, and the Impostor Phenomenon -- Jessica L. Collett, University of Notre Dame • Justice: A Gendered Process -- Jody Clay-Warner, University of Georgia 124 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 266. Beer, Wine, and Spirits: Contexts of Production and Burgundy Consumption Organizers: Nate Chapman, Virginia Tech and J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech Presider: Nate Chapman, Virginia Tech • Crafting Place: Craft Beer and Authenticity in Jacksonville, Florida -- Krista Paulsen, University of North Florida; Hayley Tuller, University of North Florida • Tuning in to People, Product, and Place: The Context Attunement of Local Winery Owners -- James R. Pennell, University of Indianapolis; Greta Eleen Pennell, University of Indianapolis • Whiskey Barrel Battles as Agrifood Governance: Jack Daniels versus George Dickel in Tennessee -- Andrew Prelog, Sam Houston State University; Douglas H. Constance, Sam Houston State University • Disaster in the Wine Country: Impacts of the 6.1 Earthquake on Illegal Female Migrant Workers -- Dana M. Greene, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 267. The Importance of Social Class Origin for Upward Chartres Socioeconomic Mobility Organizer and Presider: Angel Harris, Duke University • Does Urbanicity Effect Youth Educational Expectations? -- Molly Copeland, Duke University • Better Late Than Never: Are there Costs to Having Late College Aspirations? -- Emily Persons, Duke University • The Un-American Dream: Social Class, Academic Achievement, and Income Determination -- LesLeigh Ford, Duke University • Parental Occupation, Social Capital, and Academic Achievement: Does Parental Occupational Prestige Influence Adolescent Academic Achievement? -- John Paul Bumpus, Duke University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 268. Talking Back and Letting Go of Neoliberal Feminism Iberville Organizers: Donna King, University of North Carolina-Wilmington and Catherine G. Valentine Presider: Donna King, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • Letting Go Feminism: Reconnecting Self-Care and Social Justice -- Catherine G. Valentine; Donna King, University of North Carolina-Wilmington • What to Let Go: Insights from Online Cervical Cancer Narratives -- Tracy B. Citeroni, University of Mary Washington • Keeping Up Appearances: Working Class Feminists Speak out about the Success Model in Academia -- Roxanne Gerbrandt, Austin Peay State University; Liza Kurtz, Arizona State University • Letting Go and Having Fun: Redefining Aging in America -- Deana A. Rohlinger, Florida State University; Haley Gentile, Florida State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 125

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 269. On the Margins of the Disability Movement: Contested Royal Glance Narratives of Bodies and Minds Organizer and Presider: Sara Green, University of South Florida • Social Movements and Mental Health in the United States -- Richard Scotch, University of Texas at Dallas • Levels of Medicalization in the Institutional Narrative of Substance Use Disorders in the Military -- Chase McCain, University of South Wednesday Florida March 25 • "The South Park Episode of Alcohol Being a Cure for Autism has Some Truth to It; Hyperbolically": Comparative Perceptions of Sexuality and Sexual Experience by Individuals with and without Neuropsychological Disorders -- Justine Egner, University of South Florida; Patricia Maloney, Texas Tech University • De-constructing the De-constructionists: Stand-up Comedians with Disabilities as Irreverent, Politically Incorrect Disability Thursday Activists -- Shawn Bingham, University of South Florida; Sara March 26 Green, University of South Florida 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 270. The Civil Rights Struggle and its Political Legacy St. Charles B Organizer and Presider: Thomas E. Shriver, North Carolina State University • Local Protest and Federal Policy: The Impact of the Civil Rights Movement on the 1964 Civil Rights Act -- Kenneth Andrews, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Sarah Gaby, University of

North Carolina-Chapel Hill March Friday27 • Insurgency, Repression, and the Southern States, 1940-1965 -- Marc Dixon, Dartmouth College • Was the Civil Rights Movement Successful? Tracking and Understanding Black Views -- Wayne A. Santoro, University of New Mexico • How Civil Rights Legislation Legalized Exclusion: Mass Incarceration and the Masking of Inequality -- Becky Pettit, Saturday University of Texas-Austin; Bryan Sykes, University of March 28 California-Irvine 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 271. Community, Social Capital, and Social Movements St. Louis Presider: Debarashmi Mitra, Central New Mexico Community College • Conceptions of Community From Front Porch to the World: Micro/Macro Issues in Community Theory and Studies -- William Smith, North Carolina State University • What is "Intentional" about Intentional Communities? Intentional ParticipantsIndex of Communities as a Form of Social Movement -- Debra Schleef, University of Mary Washington • Community Attachment and Ties: Assessing the Eclipse of Community -- Brittany Fitz, Baylor University; Robyn Driskell, Baylor University • Moving from Micro to Macro Social Capital -- Joseph F. Cabrera, University of La Verne • Diversity and Social Capital of Black Neighborhoods in Miami-Dade County -- Jomills Braddock, University of Miami; Grace Slawski, University of Miami 126 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 272. Contemporary Racial Attitudes in America II (Sponsored by the Toulouse A Committee on Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Organizer and Presider: J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida • Black (and Brown) Bodies Out-of Place: Towards A Theoretical Understanding of Systematic Voter Suppression in the United States -- Barbara H. Combs, University of Mississippi • Evangelical Identity and the "Othering" of Barack Obama -- Brittany Rawlinson, Florida State University; Dan Tope, Florida State University; Amy Burdette, Florida State University • Comparisons in School Infractions by Objective and Subjective Definitions -- Craig J. Forsyth, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; Raymond Biggar, University of Louisiana-Lafayette; York A. Forsyth, University of New Orleans • Caught in the Crossfire: The Effect of Pure and Mixed Racial Resentment on Attitudes toward the Police Use of Force -- Sarah Okorie, University of Central Florida; J. Scott Carter, University of Central Florida; Mamadi Corra, East Carolina University Discussant: • Jason S. Milne, Longwood University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 273. Gendered Institutions Toulouse B Presider: Robby Sanchez, Texas State University-San Marcos • Is Orange Really the New Black?: Women and the Pains of Post-Imprisonment -- Geniece Crawford, Wingate University • Female Leaders in an Androcentric Military Institute: The Struggle Between Gender Norms and Military Tradition -- Christina M. Kamis, Washington and Lee University • Inequalities in Women's and Men's Career Trajectories in Sociology: Time to Full Professor and Time "Stalled" in Rank -- Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association; Michael Kisielewski, American Sociological Association; Alexandra Kalev, Tel Aviv University • Assembly Lines of "Girl Readers": Gender and Knowledge-Work in Press Clipping Bureaus -- Daniel R. Huebner, University of North Carolina-Greensboro • Cruel and Usual Punishment: Unshackling the Intersections of Race, Gender, and Pregnancy in the Prison State -- Renee Shelby, Georgia State University 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 274. Applied Intersectionality in the Sociology Classroom Bienville (Co-sponsored by the Committee of Racial and Ethnic Minorities and the Committee on Gender and Sexuality) Organizers: Marni Alyson Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College and Cameron D. Lippard, Appalachian State University Presider: Marni Alyson Brown, Georgia Gwinnett College Panelists: • Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest University • Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania • Cameron D. Lippard, Appalachian State University • Shannon Carter, University of Central Florida SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 127

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 275. St. Charles A Paradise Transplanted: Migration and the Making of California Glance Gardens (University of California Press) by Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo - Author-Meets-Critics Organizers: Krista M. Brumley, Wayne State University, Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas, Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University, Carmel Price, University of Michigan-Dearborn, and Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University Presider: Krista M. Brumley, Wayne State University Wednesday March 25 Critics: • Nancy Plankey-Videla, Texas A&M University • Yuki Kato, Tulane University • Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Author: • Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, University of Southern California 2:15 PM-3:30 PM Session 276. Sociology of Lifestyle Stratification - Undergraduate Paper St. Ann Thursday Session March 26 Organizer and Presider: Annette Schwabe, Florida State University • Dogs With Benefits -- Jamie S. Parks, Florida State University • Well-Being in Tallahassee: Focus on Women -- Daniela P. Wojtalewicz, Florida State University • I Guess Consensual is a Good Word to Use: "Healthy Sexuality as Defined by College-age Women -- Christine Zubek, Florida State

University March Friday27 • Running from the COPS: An Analysis of Mass Media's Role in the Social Construction of Deviance -- Johnathan T. Norman, Florida State University • ESL and the Acquisition of Capital: A Portrait of Center for Intensive English Studies Students -- Cameron Burris, Florida State University Discussant: Saturday • Jesse Klein, Florida State University March 28 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 277. Sport and Stalled Revolutions: Women's Sports (Co-sponsored Toulouse B by the Committee on Gender and Sexuality and SWS-South) Organizers: Daniel T. Buffington, University of North Carolina-Wilmington and Kylie Parrotta, Delaware State University Presider: Kylie Parrotta, Delaware State University • Gender in Sports Media: Trends and Opportunities -- Michael Messner, University of Southern California ParticipantsIndex of • Going for the Goal: Defining the Possible in Women's Professional Soccer -- Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University • The Ironies of Title IX and Gender Inequality in the 21st Century -- Rick Eckstein, Villanova University • The Athlete Exception: Title IX, Sexual Assault, and Intercollegiate Athletics -- Kristine Newhall, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Discussant: • Kylie Parrotta, Delaware State University 128 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 278. Social Networks Astor Ballroom II Presider: Dale W. Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University • "We're Friends Now!": Examining the Impact of Power on the Predictiveness of Similarity for Mutual Friends on Facebook -- Loren Demerath, Centenary College of Louisiana; Brittany Rapp, Centenary College of Louisiana; Angelica Adame, Centenary College of Louisiana; Quinton Bradley, Centenary College of Louisiana; Susan Zabrini, Centenary College of Louisiana; Parker Bear, Centenary College of Louisiana • Cheating in Social Exchanges -- Gretchen Peterson, California State University-Los Angeles • Just Like Me: An Analysis of Healthy Lifestyles and Relationship Quality -- Scarlett Marklin, Florida State University; Brittney R. Dennis, Florida State University • Proximity, Networks, and Ease of Interaction: Qualitative Analysis of Campus Characteristics that Promote Student Antisweatshop Activism -- Dale W. Wimberley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University; Meredith Katz, Virginia Commonwealth University • Relational and Emotional Bonds in Social Exchange -- Brian Aronson, Duke University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 279. Small Group Dynamics Bourbon Presider: Robert Shelly, Ohio University • Implications of Status for Path to Task Completion in Task Groups: An Empirical Assessment -- Robert Shelly, Ohio University; Ann C. Shelly, Ashland University • Priming Gender-based Status Beliefs: Self-Relevance, Stereotypes, and Schemas -- Joseph Dippong, University of North Carolina-Charlotte • Redefinition of People and Behaviors in Affect Control Theory -- Emi-Lou A. Weed, Duke University; Brent Curdy, Duke University • Distinguishing Noise from Normative Determinants: A Comparison of Four Methods -- Mao Hu, Duke University; Jonathan Howard Morgan, Duke University • Microaggressions in Team-Based Learning Groups -- Tremaine Lee Winstead, University of North Carolina-Charlotte SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 129

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 280. The Sociology of Craft Beer Burgundy Glance Organizers: Nate Chapman, Virginia Tech and J. Slade Lellock, Virginia Tech Presider: Nate Chapman, Virginia Tech • Products of Social Movements and Unintentional Inequality: The "Case" of Craft Beer -- Erik Withers, University of South Florida • More to It Than Beer: The Pedagogy of Fermentation Sciences -- Wednesday Cameron D. Lippard, Appalachian State University; Seth Cohen, March 25 Appalachian State University • The Beer Can Professor -- Paul D. Roof, College of Charleston • Collaboration and Community Building in the Emerging Field of Craft Beer -- Cristian Nunez, Georgetown College; Eric Carter, Georgetown College; Stephanie Holcomb-Kreiner, Georgetown College 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 281. Sociology of Bullying Chartres Thursday Organizer and Presider: Brett Lehman, North Carolina State University March 26 • Cyberbullying: The Impact of Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation -- Laurie Cooper Stoll, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; Ray Block, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; Caroline Halverson, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse • Bullying on the Pixel Playground: Investigating Risk Factors of Cyberbullying at the Intersection of Children's Online-Offline

Social Lives -- Steven Seiler, Tennessee Tech University; Jordana March Friday27 Navarro, Tennessee Tech University • Gender Stereotypes and Youth Violence: Do Breaking Gender Stereotypes Contribute to Victimization at School? -- Lindsay L. Kahle, Virginia Tech; Jennifer L. Murphy, Tulane University; Jennifer N. Nester, Virginia Tech; Olivia Foroughi, Virginia Tech; Anthony A. Peguero, Virginia Tech • Participation in High Culture at School: Is there a Connection to Saturday Bullying Victimization? -- Brett Lehman, North Carolina State March 28 University; Susan A. Dumais, City University of New York-Lehman College

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 282. Gender, Sexuality, and Relationships Iberville Presider: Claudia Hall Elston, Baton Rouge Community College • The Four U's: Latent Classes of Hookup Motivations Among College Students – Jeremy E. Uecker, Baylor University; Lisa D. Pearce, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Brita Andercheck, Baylor University • Sex Ratio Effects on Marital Fertility, 1970-2000 -- Cindy Brooks Dollar, University of North Carolina at Greensboro • Shifting Perspectives on Domestic Violence: Assimilation and Arab American Women -- Salam Aboulhassan, Wayne State University • Transitioning Casual Involvement to Committed Relationship -- Kristen Khayla Erichsen, Stetson University; David Knox, East Carolina University • "ONCE YOU GO BLACK, YOU NEVER GO BACK"?: Stereotypes and Realities -- Caitlin Leigh Halligan, East Carolina University; Jason Brinkley, East Carolina University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 283. The Implications of Stress During Adolescence: Discrimination, Royal School Discipline, and Pubertal Timing Organizer and Presider: Angel Harris, Duke University • Classroom Trauma: Middle School Children's Experiences of Discrimination -- Bethany Young, Duke University • School Discipline, School Attachment, and Beyond: Does School Discipline Compromise More than Just Attachment to School? -- Zimife Umeh, Duke University • Early Pubertal Development and Girls' Educational Achievement -- Chandler Thomas, Duke University • Keep Your Head in the Game: Discrimination, Mental Health, and the Advantage Of Organized Activity -- Steven Jefferson, Duke University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 131

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 284. Race, Neighborhoods, and the Construction of Community St. Ann Glance Presider: Melvin Thomas, North Carolina State University • The Transmission of Racial Knowledge among White Families: Does Neighborhood Context Matter? -- Megan Ruth Underhill, University of Cincinnati • The Influence of Affluence: A Multilevel examination of Interracial Trust and Social Contact in Little Rock, Arkansas Communities -- Wednesday Shaun A. Thomas, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Emily R. March 25 Berthelot, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Timothy C. Brown, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Kyle A. Burgason, Western Carolina University • Racial Diversity and Racial Integration: Not Two Sides of the Same Coin -- Ray Sin, University of Illinois-Chicago; Maria Krysan, University of Illinois-Chicago • The Impact of Racial Segregation and the Recession on the Value Thursday of Black and White Homes -- Melvin Thomas, North Carolina State March 26 University; Cedric Herring; Hayward Derrick Horton, SUNY-Albany; Richard Moye, Winston-Salem State University • Memory and Redemption: The Bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church -- Sandra Gill, Gettysburg College 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 285. Racialized Perceptions as a Barrier St. Louis Presider: Gabriel Acevedo, University of Texas-San Antonio

• Discrimination against African Women as Caregivers for the March Friday27 Elderly in Tuscany -- Robert Garot, John Jay College • When Others Disagree: Documenting Perceived Racial Contestation and Its Implications for Racial Identity Characteristics -- Nicholas Vargas, The University of Texas at Dallas; Kevin Stainback, Purdue University • Latina/os, Microaggressions, and Positive Interpersonal Interactions on a College Campus -- Guillermo A. Alvarado, Saturday Southwestern University March 28 • Why Black People Continue to Shout!: An Earnest Attempt to Explain the Sociological Negation of Black Sociology Despite Its Possible Unpleasantness -- Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati • Encounters with Outsiders: Manifest and Latent Functions of Gang Intervention -- Adriana Lizette Garcia, Rice University

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 286. Making Poor Women and Mothers Visible (Sponsored by Toulouse A SWS-South) Organizer and Presider: Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University • "Mom Can't Get a Break": The Experiences of Mothers Living in Extended Stay Motels -- Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar, Valdosta State University • Building Homes while Breaking Women in Disaster: Why Prioritizing the Built Environment Creates More Gender Inequality for Poor Women -- Sancha Medwinter, Duke University • "Poverty Doesn't Have a Time Limit, Why Does Welfare?": Welfare Mothers' Grassroots Activism for Economic Mobility -- Sheila Katz, University of Houston • Examining the Mismatch between Available Resources and Family Needs among Poor Mothers of Children with Disabilities -- Regina Baker, Duke University Discussant: • Tiffany Taylor, Kent State University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 287. Migration-Trust Networks: Social Cohesion in Mexican St. Charles A US-Bound Emigration (Texas A&M University Press) by Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal - Author-Meets-Critics Organizer: Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University Presider: Jeannie Haubert, Winthrop University Critics: • Mariano Sana, Vanderbilt University • Rocio Rosales, University of California-Irvine • Juan Jose Bustamante, University of Arkansas Author: • Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 288. Workplace Inequality in the New Economy St. Charles B Organizers: Sheryl Skaggs, University of Texas-Dallas, Krista M. Brumley, Wayne State University, and Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University Presider: Dustin Avent-Holt, Georgia Regents University Panelists: • Adia Harvey Wingfield, Georgia State University • Jeremy Reynolds, University of Georgia • Sarah Damaske, Pennsylvania State University SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 133

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Saturday, March 28 Time Event Location Schedule at a 3:45 PM-5:00 PM Session 289. Workshop: Teaching Towards the Applied: Helping Students Bienville Glance Recognize Their Skills Organizers and Presiders: Trina Smith, Georgia Southern University and E. Brooke Kelly, University of North Carolina-Pembroke Panelists: • Tracy Ore, St. Cloud State University • E. Brooke Kelly, University of North Carolina-Pembroke Wednesday • Leslie Hossfeld, University of North Carolina-Wilmington March 25 • Trina Smith, Georgia Southern University Data from the American Sociological Association notes that 60% of those graduating with Bachelor's degrees in Sociology do not go to graduate school (Spalter-Roth & Van Vooren, 2010) and that for those who do go directly to graduate school, more are in applied programs in social work, health, and policy (Spalter-Roth & Van Vooren, 2008). Yet, many times our teaching only reinforces the conceptual ideas of the field instead of Thursday helping students understand how not only these conceptions, but the March 26 skills they are learning, are useful in applied settings such as work or applied graduate programs. Research from the American Sociological Association also notes that we are doing a poor job in helping our students transition from undergraduate to careers or applied programs in graduate school. Internships, service learning, and related out of the classroom learning activities are suggested methods of improving students

understanding of concepts by "doing sociology" (Cunningham & Vachta, March Friday27 2012; Finkelstein, 2010 ). Furthermore, they are also ways of helping students gain an edge in a tight job market, to document their skills on resumes, and to improve their satisfaction with their Sociology major and career choice (Finkelstein, 2010). While internships, service learning, and related experiences are great things for our students, how can we help students who are not going to graduate school in sociology, but into the

workforce or applied graduate programs, understand how the material Saturday they are learning is applicable to the real world in individual courses or March 28 through our sociology programs? How do we help them conceptualize and document the critical skills gained in a sociology major and courses? During this workshop, participants will share ideas on how to make sociological course content relevant beyond the classroom and ivory tower in addition to sharing and generating ideas on how individual instructors, programs, and advisors can help students document their skills gained

through the major. At the end of the session, participants should be able ParticipantsIndex of to leave with tangible resources for their teaching toolkit in order to help our students succeed in their transitions from college to jobs or applied graduate degrees.

134 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Aboulhassan, Salam: 282 Ayers, Marianne Diana: 48 Biswas, Samantha Priya Renee: 50 Abrutyn, Seth: 47 Aysa-Lastra, Maria: 55, 225, 275, 287 Bitar, Noor: 150 Acevedo, Gabriel: 151, 285 Aziz, Majdouline Ahmad: 73 Bixby, Monica Sue: 101 Adamczyk, Amy: 13 Bach, Rebecca: 157, 186 Bjerre, Mette Evelyn: 180 Adame, Angelica: 278 Bailey, Amy K: 82 Bjorklund, Eric: 118 Adams, Alison E: 22, 251 Bailey, Jasmón L.: 11, 138 Blackstone, Amy: 239 Adams, Michele: 238 Baird, Andrew: 259 Blackwell, Katelyn R.: 65 Adams, Rebecca G: 242 Bakanic, Von: 24 Blanchard, Troy C: 22, 240 Adams, Teresa Michele: 248 Baker, Ashley A.: 5, 45 Bledsoe, Sara: 149 Adeola, Francis: 9, 51 Baker, Brandi: 135 Block, Ray: 121, 281 Agnich, Laura E.: 164 Baker, Elizabeth: 164 Bloom, Nick: 223 Aiello, Brittnie Leigh: 220 Baker, Kayleigh: 62 Blosser, Emily: 98, 126 Aisami, Lamees: 195 Baker, Regina: 286 Blumberg, Rae Lesser: 196 Albers, Keith D.: 138 Baldwin, Julie M: 227 Blume, Amelia: 246 Albers, Pamela: 112 Bamford, Melissa J: 214 Blyth, Claire Simmons: 134 Aldrich, Howard: 264 Banerjee, Pallavi: 46, 204 Bohon, Stephanie A.: 80 Aletraris, Lydia: 86 Bankston, Carl: 32 Bolton, Kenneth: 59 Alexander, Elizabeth C.: 177 Barak, Narquis: 88 Bonilla-Silva, Eduardo: 121 Alexander, Karl: 250 Barbee, Harry: 245 Bordt, Maria: 146 Allen, Madison: 78 Barney, Jaden: 98 Borelli, E. Paige: 264 Allison, David B: 223 Barr, Ashley: 48 Bostic, Amie: 61 Allison, Marisa: 171 Barranco, Raymond: 146 Bottia, Martha Cecilia: 8 Allison, Rachel: 277 Barrett, Anne: 145, 248 Boudreaux, Kimberly: 162 Al-Taher, Eman Basil: 67 Barrett, Katlin: 69, 179 Bowen, Sarah K: 144 Altman, Claire: 10 Barrett-Fox, Rebecca: 219 Boyd, Emily M: 87 Alvarado, Guillermo A.: 285 Barringer, Mandi N.: 50, 256 Boyle, Kaitlin M.: 14, 48 Alzahrani, Fatimah A.: 50 Barton, Michael Scott: 135 Bracey II, Glenn E: 224 Ambler, Susan: 106 Basenberg, Lanier: 45 Braddock, Jomills: 59, 271 Andercheck, Brita: 282 Bauldry, Shawn: 223, 253 Bradley, Kym A.: 196, 243 Anderson, Alecia Danielle: 74 Baxter, Vern: 21 Bradley, Quinton: 278 Anderson, Elijah: 81 Bay-Cheng, Laina: 30 Bradley, Stephanie: 217 Anderson, Shannon Latkin: 58 Bear, Parker: 278 brailey, carla devonn: 36, 148 Andersson, Tanetta: 237 Beard, Virginia: 85 Brandman, Marina Lea: 142 Andreano, Celene: 183 Bebin, Martina: 253 Brandon, Dwayne: 127 Andrews, Kenneth: 251, 270 Becker, Sarah: 28, 104 Branham, Brenda F.: 182 Anthony, Amanda Koontz: 76, 254 Beggs Weber, Jennifer: 262 Brauer, Simon G.: 110 Anthony, Cristin L.: 75 Belgrave, Linda Liska: 29 Braxton, John: 52 Anzivino, Russell: 136 Benford, Robert: 42 Bray, Laura A.: 240 Appatova, Victoria: 127 Benites Gambirazio, Eliza: 117 Brezina, Tim: 123 Arena, John: 44 Benton, Richard: 72 Bright, Candace F: 22 Armstrong, Jasmine Cheynne: 57 Benzecry, Claudio: 161 Brimeyer, Ted: 69 Armstrong, Myrna: 13 Bergner, Erin Michelle: 210 Brinkley, Jason: 282 Armuelles, Catherine: 56 Berke, Phil: 218 Brinson, Leslie C: 101 Arnett, Stephanie M.: 64 Berkowitz, Dana: 104 Brody, Charles J: 222 Aronson, Brian: 278 Berryman, Alex Paul: 66 Broniatowski, David A: 229 Arriaga, Felicia: 57, 233 Berthelot, Emily R.: 227, 284 Brooks, Erinn: 56 Asta, Jacob: 71 Beserra, Alana Raquel: 208 Brooks, Marcus: 254 Athens, Lonnie: 256 Bevins, Marie Asta: 93 Brown, Bethany L: 129, 172 Atkinson, Maxine: 52, 105 Bianchi, Alison: 229, 241, 265 Brown, Cheryl: 188, 228 Attell, Brandon Kyle: 91, 130 Bidwell, Lee: 252 Brown, Hana E.: 251 Atturio, Gabrielle: 136 Biggar, Raymond: 272 Brown, Joey: 99 Augustine, Sharon: 195 Bingham, Shawn: 269 Brown, Justin S: 11 Avent-Holt, Dustin: 43, 176, 275, 288 Bird, Chloe: 230, 249 Brown, Lori: 124 Avishai, Orit: 13 Bird, Sharon: 261 Brown, Marni Alyson: 274 Ayachi, Wiam: 53 Bisciglia, Michael G.: 59, 247 Brown, Miriam: 28 Ayers, Katherine: 77 Bissler, Denise: 184, 211 Brown, Timothy C.: 66, 284 SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 135 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Brown, Tony: 109 Carter, J. Scott: 259, 272 Cope, Michael R: 22, 162, 240 Brown, Tucker: 214 Carter, Michael J.: 47 Copeland, Molly: 267 Brown, Tyson H.: 230 Carter, Shannon: 65, 116, 274 Corra, Mamadi: 272 Schedule at a Browne, Katherine E.: 2 Castro, Corinne: 20 Cortez-Bannick, Christina Rosa: 124 Glance Browning, Sandra Lee: 15 Castro, Russell: 9 Costello, Matthew John: 102, 219 Broyles, Amye E: 22 Casuso, Alexandra: 39, 90, 251 Coto, Lynnette Priscilla: 174 Bruce, Joshua R: 241 Caufield, Rachel: 3 Cotten, Shelia R.: 83, 119 Brumley, Krista M.: 176, 275, 288 Cavalier, Elizabeth: 144 Cottom, Tressie: 201 Brunsma, David L: 179 Cavanagh, Shannon: 238 Coverdill, James E.: 222 Bruster, Laura Elizabeth Renahe: 153 Cavazos, Kameron C: 205 Cox, Thea: 69 Buchanan, Rebecca: 113 Caviness, Courtney: 167 Crabtree, Arialle Kaye: 35 Wednesday Buchanan, Tom: 139 Chamberlain, Lindsey: 252 Crawford, Geniece: 273 March 25 Budig, Michelle: 264 Chamberlin, Marilyn: 78 Crawley, Sara L.: 167 Buffington, Daniel T: 277 Chandler, Jahaan: 28 Creasap, Kimberly: 7 Bullard, Sarah Marie: 147 Chang, Joyce: 213 Crosbie, Thomas: 82 Bumpus, John Paul: 267 Chapman, Nate: 242, 266, 280 Crowley, Martha: 43 Bunch, Jackson: 14 Chase, Jessica Marie: 151 Crubaugh, Bryant: 77, 260 Burdette, Amy: 272 Chavez, Jacqueline Suzanne: 94 Cubbins, Lisa A.: 253 Burgason, Kyle A: 284 Chavez, Sergio: 10 Culatta, Elizabeth Tomlin: 14 Thursday Burger, William C: 85 Cheek, Jennifer: 39 Cummerlander, Lauren: 198 March 26 Burk, Martha: 173 Chenault, Tiffany: 160 Cunningham, Solveig A: 238 Burke, Jessica L: 16 Chernoff, William Avram: 132 Curdy, Brent: 195, 279 Burke, Kelsy: 7 Chiu, Wei-Cheng: 50 Curry, Shemiah: 212 Burkett, Tracy L.: 22 Christie-Mizell, C. Andre: 109 Curtis, John W.: 31 Burns, Keighla M.: 126 Cirulli Lanham, Carol: 53 Czerniawski, Amanda M: 76 Burns, Padraic: 27 Citeroni, Tracy B.: 268 Dahab, Ramsey: 120, 137 Burraston, Bert: 247 Clarke, Hannah E: 240 Damaske, Sarah: 288 Burris, Cameron: 276 Clarke, Lee: 21 Danaher, William F: 242 Friday Bustamante, Juan Jose: 287 Claxton, Elyse Taylor: 11 Dancy, Melissa: 8 March 27 Butler, David L.: 22 Clay-Warner, Jody: 14, 123, 265 Daniels, Andrew James: 38 Butterfield, Jonniann: 189, 214 Cleary, Emily V.: 92, 154 Daniels, Kalasia Shqueen: 125 Buyukozturk, Bertan: 166, 205 Cliette, George E: 101, 127 Dao, Vy Thuc: 37 Byrd, Kaitland: 257 Cobb, Denise: 31 Darity, William “Sandy” A.: 128 Byrd, W. Carson: 160 Cockerham, William C.: 49, 221 Das, Anupam: 139 Cabaniss, Emily R.: 140, 251 Coffey, G. S.: 71, 106, 191 DaSilva, Blane: 137

Cabrera, Joseph F: 271 Coghill, Elizabeth: 214 Davis, Andrew P.: 118 Saturday Calasanti, Toni: 52 Cohen, Isaiah FA: 60, 135 Davis, Ifeyinwa: 28 March 28 Caldwell, James Dillon: 210 Cohen, Jodi H.: 136 Davis, Molly E: 239 Cale, Grace: 72 Cohen, Philip: 54 Davis, Shannon N.: 201 Callanan, Valerie J: 19 Cohen, Seth: 280 Davis, Tomeka: 32, 195 Campagna, Brittany Kay: 193 Coleman, Devonte: 149 Dawson, Akiv: 69 Campbell, Karen: 105 Coleman, LaToya O.: 119 Day, Jacob: 202 Campbell, Anthony D: 231 Coleman, Sean: 88 De Coster, Stacy: 123 Campbell, Bradley: 27 Coley, Jonathan: 35, 77 De Welde, Kristine: 20, 168, 239 Campbell, Colin: 193 Collett, Jessica L.: 229, 241, 265 DeAngelis, Karin: 82 ParticipantsIndex of Campion, Patricia Marie: 4 Colom, Siri: 112 Debnam, Kia Michele: 69 Cancio Jr, Roberto: 181 Colonna, Rafael: 248 DeCamp, Elise: 74, 215 Cannon, Bryan: 229 Combs, Barbara H: 272 DeCamp, Whitney: 26 Caren, Neal: 54 Compton, D`Lane: 7, 167, 265 DeCesare, Rebecca R.M.: 8 Carlson, Daniel: 139 Conklin, George H.: 115 Deflem, Mathieu: 172, 186, 242 Carriles, Fred Esteban: 77 Conley, Meghan: 58, 159 Delaney, Kevin J.: 246 Carruth, Jennifer: 98 Connell, Catherine: 167 Dellinger, Kirsten: 121, 261 Carson, Linda A.: 25 Constance, Douglas H.: 266 Delp, Christine Alexander: 151 Carter, Amani Michelle: 85 Cook, Amanda: 220 Demerath, Loren: 256, 278 Carter, Cassandra: 166 Cooper, Jacob: 148 Dempsey, Nicholas P.: 23 Carter, Eric: 280 Cope, Kira: 23 Denning, C. Holly: 40 136 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Denning, Jennifer: 232 Ellsworth, Phoenix Chris: 197 Ford, Jason: 65 Dennis, Brittney R: 97, 278 Elston, Claudia Hall: 282 Ford, LesLeigh: 267 Dennis, Kimya: 160 Embrick, David G.: 81, 107, 122, 128 Fording, Richard: 259 Denton, Melinda: 61 Engin, Ceylan: 197 Foroughi, Olivia: 281 Denton, Rebecca: 178 England, Paula: 263 Forsyth, Craig J.: 199, 272 DeRouen, JoAnne: 21 Eppard, Lawrence Michael: 69 Forsyth, York A.: 272 Destine, Shaneda: 36 Erichsen, Kristen Khayla: 282 Foster, Johanna: 196 Destro, Lane Marie: 66, 90 Erikson, Kai: 2, 21 Fothergill, Alice: 2, 70 Devillier, Bryant: 183 Erin, Sakin: 73 Fox, Mary Frank: 52 Dickerson, Bette: 128 Esmail, Ashraf: 112 Frailing, Kelly: 129 Dick-Mosher, Jennifer: 8 Espin, Johanna: 38 Franzese, Alexis: 116 Dietz, Bernadette E: 127 Essenburg, Laura J.: 177 Freeman, Kendralin J.: 195 Dillon, Nick: 90 Estep, Kevin: 77 Fremont, Allen: 249 Dingman, Brandie: 166 Estes, Kristen: 22 Frevert, Tonya K: 209, 222 Dippong, Joseph: 241, 279 Estrada, Emily P.: 147 Frey, Shannon: 48 Dixon, Jeffrey C.: 133 Evenson Newhouse, Ranae J: 103 Friedman, Sarah: 29 Dixon, Marc: 270 Everett, Diane D.: 200 Fritz, Kristina Maureen: 38, 212 Dixson, Adrienne: 44 Evers, Sara Louise: 127 Frye, Margaret: 238 Djamba, Yanyi K.: 99 Everts, Dorothy Elaine: 245 Fulle, Andrea Kathleen: 213 Dodge, Kenneth: 179 Ewing, Glynis: 88 Fullerton, Andrew S.: 133, 225 Dollar, Cindy Brooks: 282 Eyerman, Ron: 21 Fussell, Elizabeth: 70, 108 Dollhopf, Erica J.: 95 Eyinga Dimi, Esther Crystelle: 99 Gaby, Sarah: 234, 270 Domhoff, G. William: 202 Ezzell, Matthew: 11, 140 Gaines, Jonathan S.: 164 Donley, Amy: 39, 210 Fahrny, Alayna: 132 Garcia, Lisette: 160, 202 Dorman, Ryan: 53 Fairbank, Nancy: 53 Garcia, Adriana Lizette: 285 Doucet, Jessica M.: 16, 220 Fairweather, Diana Kathleen: 151 Garcia, Michael Alexis: 154 Doude, Sara Buck: 15 Falcon, Alfredo Edward: 244 Garcia-Grandon, Daniela J: 213 Dowd, Timothy J: 242 Fang, Fang: 92 Gardner, Sheena: 46 Dowd-Arrow, Benjamin: 162 Farr, Daniel: 131 Gardner, Susan: 239 Downs, Heather Ann: 26, 131 Fawcett, Zoe E.R.: 212 Garfinkel, Jane: 79 Doyle, Lauren Marie: 93 Fein, Melvyn L.: 195 Garland-Jackson, Felicia: 69 Drawve, Grant: 236 Fernandez, Jose M: 232 Garner, Betsie: 97 Drentea, Patricia: 200, 221 Fernandez-Kelly, Patricia: 55 Garnett, Richard: 24 Driscoll, Adam: 228 Ferrara, Alicia J: 172 Garot, Robert: 285 Driskell, Robyn: 271 Field, H. C.: 73 Gary, Sadie Elizabeth: 46 Drummond, Holli: 16 Fields, David A: 223 Gaulden, Shawn: 120 Dumais, Susan A: 281 Fields, Jessica: 30 Gavin, Gaynell: 199 Dunaway, R. Gregory: 220 Finlay, Brandon M.: 99 Gay, David A.: 151, 189 Dunn, M.G.: 73 Finlay, William: 222 Ge, Jianhua: 222 Dunn, Thomas P.: 84 Fischer, Mary: 233 geissler, Jayne: 214 Durso, Rachel Marie: 120, 220 Fisher, Lisa: 75 Gentile, Haley: 268 Eargle, Lisa: 112 Fisk, Calley: 49 Gerbrandt, Roxanne: 124, 268 Earnest, William R.: 40 Fitz, Brittany: 271 Gerken, Karen: 63 Eastman, Jason: 242 Fitzgerald, Kathleen: 12 Gerner, Kembra: 120 Ebert, Kim: 56 Fitzgerald, Scott: 42, 185 Gerson, Kathleen: 41 Eckstein, Rick: 244, 277 Fitzroy, Andrea: 139 Gerus, Stephen Paul: 222 Edin, Kathryn: 262 Fleming, Colby A: 79 Gheorghiu, Elena: 86, 179 Edler, Susanne: 194 Flockhart, Tyler: 56 Ghoshal, Raj: 35 Edwards, Haley: 59 Flores, Victoria: 57 Giampietro, Georgianna Anna Maria: 34 Egner, Justine: 269 Flores-Yeffal, Nadia Y.: 55, 287 Gibson, Michael: 118 Elder, Amalfi Parker: 182 Floyd, Hugh: 226 Gibson, Philip A.: 119, 130 Ellerbe, Calvina: 166 Fockler, Carley: 199 Gilbert, Shelby: 137 Elliott, James R.: 187 Fontaine, Kevin: 223 Gill, Duane A: 240 Elliott, Sinikka: 30, 144, 262 Fontenot, Kayla: 178 Gill, Sandra: 284 Ellis, Cassidy D: 210 Forbes, Kristen: 77 Gill, Timothy: 33 Ellison, Christopher: 151, 185 Ford, Eboni: 147 Gillespie, Braylon: 24 SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 137 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Gilliam, Trina Louise: 66 Halcomb, Laura: 174, 207 Herzog, Patricia Snell: 191, 235 Giuffre, Patti: 261 Hall, Lori: 199 Hess, Amie Patricia: 28, 54, 203 Gladstone, David: 260 Halley, Jeffrey A.: 150 Hess, David J: 35 Schedule at a Glancy, E. Megan: 169 Halligan, Caitlin Leigh: 282 Hewitt, Lyndi: 42 Glance Glasgow, Katherine: 145 Halpin, Michael Allan: 245 Hickey, Anthony Andrew: 63 Glass, Jennifer: 170 Haltom, Trenton M.: 213, 258 Hickey, Darien: 162 Glasser, Carol L.: 24 Halverson, Caroline: 281 Hickman, Jeremy: 234 Glidden, Marc D: 66 Hamby, Bryant: 221 Hidalgo, Danielle: 187 Glumm, Karen: 237 Haney, Laura: 78 Hiesterman, Matthew: 198 Goadrich, Mark: 256 Hankerson, Jalisa Marie: 65 Highers, Suki: 235 Godbolt, Dawn: 181 Hanks, Roma Stovall: 22 Hill, Chanelle: 69 Wednesday Godwin, Sandra: 252 Hanley, Erika Lee: 154 Hill, Tony: 15 March 25 Goffman, Alice: 81 Hannah, Petta-Gay Geanette: 255 Hinojosa, Melanie: 189 Gonzalez Guittar, Stephanie: 178, 286 Hansen, Barbara: 165, 253 Hinote, Brian P: 49, 249 Gonzalez, Jorge Candelario: 205 Hanson, Sarah A: 139 Hinze, Susan: 200, 230 Gordon Bouzard, Gayle: 155 Hanson-Evans, M. Faye: 259 Hironimus-Wendt, Robert J: 20, 43 Gore, DeAnna: 166, 207 Harder, Brittany: 245 Hirshfield, Laura: 143 Gorman, Bridget: 10 Hargrove, Taylor W.: 230 Holcomb-Kreiner, Stephanie: 280 Gorman, Elizabeth: 43 Haring, Caroline: 156 Holland, William Wyatt: 228 Thursday Goss, Desmond: 243 Harmon, Justin T: 242 Hondagneu-Sotelo, Pierrette: 275 March 26 Gould, Laurie Amanda: 15 Harnois, Catherine E.: 5, 274 Honea, Joy C: 206 Gove, Walter R: 227 Harper, Dee W: 129 Hori, Makiko: 170 Graham, Joseph: 220 Harris, Angel: 250, 267, 283 Horton, Hayward Derrick: 166, 284 Gramling, Robert: 21 Harris, Brandon: 213 Hosey Jr, Arthur James: 61 Grant, Jonathan Paul: 153 Harris, Catherine: 49 Hossfeld, Leslie: 105, 128, 289 Grauerholz, Liz: 255 Harris, Deborah A.: 225, 261 Houston, Taylor Martin: 196 Graves, Katelyn Y: 91 Harris, Joseph Ambrose: 114 Hoyt, Dan R: 193 Green, Dari: 241 Harris, Karen: 130 Hsu, Ting-Wen: 75 Friday Green, John: 192 Harris, Whitney M: 178 Hu, Mao: 279 March 27 Green, Sara: 269 Harrison, Anthony Kwame: 23 Huang, Fang-Yi: 113 Greene, Dana M.: 45, 108, 266 Harrison, Jill Ann: 135 Hudgins, Taylor Renae: 28 Greenstein, Theodore N.: 262 Hartmann, Heidi: 173 Hudson, April: 157 Greeson, Stephanie Marie: 211 Hartzheim, Jordann: 40 Hudson, Kenneth: 223 Gregory, Donald: 188 Harvey Wingfield, Adia: 161, 288 Huebner, Daniel R.: 273 Greig, Hannah: 4 Harvey, Penny Margaret: 162 Huerta, Sandra: 132

Grether, Scott Thomas: 74 Hass, Jeffrey Kenneth: 9, 71 Hughes, Marion R.: 164 Saturday Griffin, Lauren Nichole: 240 Hasse, Lora A.: 90 Hughes, Michael: 23, 259 March 28 Grimes, Monica Diane: 143 Hatch, Alison: 78 Hughey, Matthew W: 81, 107, 122 Grisham, Lucas: 163 Hattery, Angela: 1, 94, 95, 96, 97, 155, 156, Humphreys, Jean S: 119, 215 Grollman, Eric Anthony: 54, 181 157, 158, 159 Hunt, Andrea N.: 101, 169 Grubbs, Samuel J: 75 Haubert, Jeannie: 108, 187, 287 Hunt, Matthew O.: 103 Grundy, Saida: 44, 79 Hawdon, James: 219 Hunter, Vicki L: 6 Gruys, Kjerstin: 76, 104 Hawkins, Joanna: 234 Hunzaker, M.B. Fallin: 241 Guadalupe-Diaz, Xavier: 163 Hayes, Terrell A.: 137, 186 Hurd, Kirby: 87 Gualtieri, Marie C.: 231 Hayford, Holland S: 4 Husain, Fauzia: 207 ParticipantsIndex of Guan, Win: 60, 89 Head, Rachel: 181 Husain, Jonelle: 237 Guardiola, Miranda Hope: 127 Healy, Anthony: 180 Hutton, Lindsey Rae: 17 Guhin, Jeff: 110 Hegtvedt, Karen: 123 Hyra, Derek: 44 Guittar, Nicholas A.: 45, 83, 116, 128 Helmuth, Allison S: 82 Ictech, Brad: 235 Gumber, Clayton: 86 Hendley, Alexandra: 117 Irizarry, Yasmiyn: 103 Gunderson, Justine Amanda: 248 Hendricks, Sarah: 80 Irvin, Matthew: 215 Habecker, Patrick: 193 Henricks, Thomas S: 125 Isaac, Larry: 52, 77, 201 Haddad Talancon, Lorenza: 29 Hense, Andrea: 194 Isom, Deena Ann: 27 Hadley, Kathryn G: 124 Herling, Jessica: 118 Issa, Rania: 19 Hagerman, Margaret Ann: 177 Herring, Cedric: 284 Jackson, Deryk: 69 Haines, Valerie A.: 231, 256 Herzog, Harold: 24 Jackson, Jeffrey T: 257 138 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Jackson, Melinda R: 227 Kelley, Rose Marie: 62 Laraway, Heidi E: 149 Jacobebbinghaus, Peter: 194 Kelly, E. Brooke: 289 Larimore, Savannah Hope: 180 Jacobs, Anna: 77 Kelly, Kristin B: 132 Larrivee, Katherine Rose: 211 Jacobs, Jerry: 201 Kelly, Marissa: 62 Laska, Shirley: 2 Jacobs, Michelle R.: 56 Kelty, Ryan: 82 Latinsky, Andrew Tyler: 152, 166 Jaffee, David: 9 Kemmerer, Kirsten Elizabeth: 152 Laufersweiler-Dwyer, Deborah: 18 James, Katie: 87 Kendrick, Haley M: 165 Lautenschlager, Rachel: 154 James, Wesley: 193 Kenney, Sally J.: 3 Lawson Clark, Sherri: 96 Jang, Sung Joon: 123 Kerr, Laura Jean: 215 Laybourn, Wendy Marie: 149 Janoski, Thomas: 68, 72 Khan, Shamus: 233 Ledesma, Kerstin: 74, 146 Jason, Kendra: 160 Khan, Shana Sanam: 88 Lee, Cindy: 4 Jasper, Mari-Alice Christian: 154 Khandke, Divya: 258 Lee, Matt R: 22, 240 Jefferson, Steven: 283 Kiecolt, Jill: 158 Lee, Yunsub: 180 Jenkins, Craig: 102 Kilburn, John: 236 Leguizamon, Amalia: 141 Jenkins, Kathleen E.: 13 Killion, Brooke: 98 Lehman, Brett: 131, 281 Jenkins, Pam: 21, 70, 108, 129, 182 Kilpatrick, Quentin K: 89 Lellock, J. Slade: 76, 242, 266, 280 Jicha, Karl A: 228 Kim, Hyojung: 209 Lena, Jennifer: 23 Johns, Tracy L.: 178 King, Donna: 268 Leos, Vanessa: 145 Johnson, Kecia R.: 3, 172, 197 King, Neal: 118 Lepadatu, Darina: 68, 72 Johnson, Cedric: 44 King, Sarah E.: 220 Levine, Judith A: 55, 175 Johnson, Jennifer A: 235 Kirschner, David Andrew: 126 Li, Min: 90 Johnson, Katherine: 75, 152 Kisielewski, Michael: 273 Liao, Li-Yu: 209 Johnson, Kimberly: 8 Kissane, Rebecca Joyce: 175 Liddell, Jessica: 88 Johnson, Melencia: 121 Klainot-Hess, Elizabeth: 133 Liebig, Stefan: 176 Johnson, Melinda D: 39, 153 Klein, Jesse: 71, 217, 276 Light, Ryan: 215 Johnson, Sarah: 244 Kleykamp, Meredith A.: 82 Lin, Jielu: 230 Jones, Jennifer A: 251 Knapp, Bobbi A: 154, 213 Lin, Ken-Hou: 72 Jones, Jessica: 63 Knepper, Peter Alexander: 40 linnemann, Travis: 100 Jones, Kristin Irene: 144 Knibbs, Locksley: 137 Linthicum, Timothy B: 113 Jones, Megan Melissa: 190 Knox, David: 213, 282 Lippard, Cameron D.: 122, 259, 274, 280 Jordan, Meggan: 104 Koch, Bradley: 252 Litt, Jacquelyn: 2, 70 Jowers, Kay: 234 Koch, Jerome: 13 Littrell, Michael W.: 241 Justice, Morgan: 243 Kolb, Kenneth: 29, 140 Livermore, Michelle: 26 Kahle, Lindsay L: 8, 163, 281 Kooistra, Paul: 247 Livingston, Jonathan N: 69, 101 Kail, Ben Lennox: 84 Koonce, Danielle Melvin: 198 Lizardo, Omar: 23 Kain, Edward L.: 163 kozlowski, Karen: 234 Lo, Celia: 259 Kalev, Alexandra: 176, 273 Kroll-Smith, Steve: 21 Locher, Julie L: 231 Kamis, Christina M.: 273 Krysan, Maria: 284 Logan, John: 81 Kamo, Yoshinori: 170 Kubrin, Charis E: 236 London, Scott: 211 Kang, Miliann: 6, 275 Kuo, Susan: 172 Long, Michael: 240 Kania, Linda L: 27 Kuperberg, Arielle: 248, 262 Longoria, Bridget Cowan: 152 Kania, Richard R. E.: 27, 115 Kurtz, Don L.: 100 Lore, Michelle Halla: 86, 159 Karaman, Nuray: 196 Kurtz, Liza: 268 Loscocco, Karyn: 197 Kasun, Paul: 216 LaBoy, Ana: 154, 162 Loseke, Donileen R: 140 Kato, Yuki: 275 Ladd, Anthony E.: 141 Louderback, Eric: 146 Katz, Meredith: 144, 278 Ladd, Helen F: 179 Louine, Jeannice L: 258 Katz, Sheila: 175, 286 Lakshmanan, Praveena: 159 Love, Tony P.: 255 Katz-Fishman, Walda: 12, 36 Lambert, Joshua John: 62 Lovell, Donielle: 192 Kaufman, Gayle: 170, 173, 262 Lamont, Ellen: 139 Lu, Alexander: 172 Kaufman, Nicole: 85 Lampert, Chloe Grace: 190 Lubold, Amanda M.: 133 Kay, Fiona: 43 Lamphere, Jenna Ann: 40, 114 Luft, Rachel E.: 51, 70 Kaya, Yunus: 68 Lampman, Claudia: 239 Luke, David John: 56 Keil, Jacqueline M.: 115 Lancaster, Kimberly: 83 Luo, Ye: 92 Keil, Thomas: 115 Lanford, Daniel Thomas: 5 Lutz, Jennifer Renee: 36 Keister, Lisa: 233, 264 Lang, Martha E.: 230 Lynn, Jennifer: 206 Keith, Verna: 31 Langlois, Lacey: 210 Lynxwiler, John: 50 SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 139 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS MacGregor, Carol Ann: 110, 185 McCoy, Eryn Taylor: 162 Min, Hosik: 93 Mack, Ashley: 104 McCraw, Alicia Lindsey: 152 Minnick, Alexandra: 113 Mackinem, Mitchell B: 18, 199 McCullough, Jenna J.: 17 Mitchell, Amy: 158 Schedule at a Macomber, Kris: 140, 169, 254 McCurdy, Amy: 116 Mitchell-Green, Bonnie Lynn: 216 Glance Madden, Erin: 192 McCutcheon, James: 93, 247 Mitra, Debarashmi: 5, 192, 271 Madison, Ashley: 136 McDaniel, Michallene G.: 11, 50 Mobley, Catherine: 156 Madsen, Rachel: 21 McDonald, Courtney: 18 Mobley, Tanyika: 1 Maher, Tim: 199 McDonald, Emily: 69 Moghadam, Valentine: 196 Mahmoud, Ali Mohamed: 103 McDonald, Steve: 86 Mohi, Grant W: 174 Mai, Quan: 35, 77 McDonough, Bridie: 24 Mojola, Sanyu: 238

Malik, Naseer: 74 McDowell, Amy: 7, 73 Moller, Stephanie: 8 Wednesday Malizia, Stefan: 35 McDurham, Dakota: 163 Moloney, Mairead Eastin: 158, 245, 255 March 25 Maloney, Patricia: 269 McFarlane, Adian A: 139 Momsplaisir, Hans: 8 Mancik, Ashley Michelle: 247 McGarity, Jacob T: 63 Monday, Sidney: 69 Mandel, Hadas: 26 McHenry, Gretchen: 88 Montague, Alexia Davida: 16 Mandel, Mark: 247 McIntosh, Dave: 224 Montanez, Julio Richard: 127 Mangan, Emily Anne: 67 McIntryre Reece, Katie: 221 Montazer, Shirin: 253 Mann, Emily: 30 McIntyre, Wade: 26 Montez, Jennifer K: 230 Manning, Jason: 27 McKay, Jeff: 23 Moon, Dawne: 161 Thursday Manzoni, Anna: 86 McKelvy, Josephine Ngo: 191 Moore, Patrick: 199 March 26 Maples, James N.: 80, 114, 128, 184 McKnight, Utz: 259 Moore, Robin: 28 Marciniak, Agnieszka: 132 McLean, Gladys: 182 Moore, Thomas Randall: 77 Marina, Peter: 260 McLeod Fondren, Kristi: 23 Moore, Wendy: 224 Markle, Gail L.: 206 McLucas, Karla M.: 59, 212 Morgan, Jonathan H.: 229 Marklin, Scarlett: 189, 278 McManus, Lisa: 117, 133 Morgan, Jonathan Howard: 279 Marsh, Kristin: 20 McNamee, Steve: 99 Morris, Jerome E.: 32 Marshall, Amra: 212 McNeal, Brittani A.: 227 Morris, Sarah: 94 Marshall, Douglas A.: 148 McReynolds, Brandon Scott: 206 Morris, Theresa: 116 Friday Marti, Gerardo: 110 McVeigh, Rory: 77 Morrison, Jeaná E.: 134, 195 March 27 Martin, Andrew W.: 120, 252 McWilliams, Summer: 214 Mosel-Talavera, Kelly: 154, 232 Martin, Justin A.: 61 Meacham, Mike: 254 Mosseri, Sarah Elizabeth: 133 Martin, Nathan D: 68 Medwinter, Sancha: 105, 203, 286 Mouw, Ted: 204 Martin, Yolanda C.: 236 Meganathan, Karthikeyan: 253 Moye, Richard: 284 Martinez, Daniel E: 16, 251 Meij, Jan Martijn: 232 Mueller, Jennifer C.: 224 Martinez, Katherine: 18 Meine, Manfred F.: 84 Mukherjee, Shibashis: 25

Martinez-Cola, Marisela: 134 Melzer, Silvia Maja: 194 Mukhtar, Shan: 259 Saturday Mason, Sara F.: 198 Mencken, Carson: 222 Mundy-Judkins, Karen: 200 March 28 Matthew, E. Maliq: 160 Messer, Chris: 22 Munsch, Christin: 75 Matthews, Lauren: 103 Messing, Emily Lauren: 16 Murphy, Jennifer L: 281 Maume, David: 41, 173, 226, 263 Messner, Michael: 263, 277 Murray, Joshua: 202 Maume, Michael O.: 182, 227 Meyer, Michelle Annette: 218 Muschkin, Clara: 179 Mauney, Heather: 74, 147, 236 Meyers, Nathan: 72 Myers, Jodi L.: 27 May, David C: 227 Michel, Gabriel: 69 Myers, Kristen: 169 May, Reuben: 107 Mickelson, Roslyn: 8, 32 Nanney, Megan: 179, 243 Mayer, Brian: 240 Middleton, Jessica: 219 Näsi, Matti: 119 ParticipantsIndex of Maynard, Gary: 114, 231 Mikulyuk, Ashley B: 180 Navarro, Jordana: 281 McBride III, David: 155 Miller, Amanda J: 4 Neely, Megan Tobias: 72 McCain, Chase: 269 Miller, Bryan Lee: 164 Nelson, Sierra L: 199 McCall, Patricia: 247 Miller, Candace: 135 Nelson, Timothy: 262 McCallum, Debra: 259 Miller, Candace Nicole: 260 Nenga, Sandi: 124 McCarthy, Wanda C.: 19 Miller, Kirk: 3 Nester, Jennifer N: 281 McClaire, Danielle Renee: 40 Miller, R. Robin: 178 Neville, Joanna: 78 McClure, Stephanie: 195, 252 Millet, Holly Karel: 67 Newhall, Kristine: 277 McClure, Timothy: 182 Mills, Meghan L.: 124 Newman, Rameika Raechelle: 39 McCollum, Destinee B: 133 Milne, Jason S: 103, 272 Nguyen, Jenny: 179 McCorkel, Jill: 220 Milner, Adrienne: 164, 180 Nicholls, Keith: 21 140 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Nicholson, Sheronda: 69 Patterson, Nile DeGray: 23 Pridgen, Stephen Michael: 40 Nieckarz, Jr., Peter P.: 9, 77 Paul, Crystal: 126 Prince, Janis: 138 Ningard, Holly: 146 Pauley, Sue: 92 Pritchard, Adam J.: 48, 227 Nix, Amanda N: 130 Paulsen, Krista: 228, 266 Prohaska, Ariane: 210, 237 Nordham, Chelsea: 65 Pavela, Greg: 223 Prokos, Anastasia: 84 Norman, Johnathan T: 276 Peacock, Walter G: 218 Proulx, Kelsey: 136 Norman, Lauren: 254 Pearce, Lisa D.: 282 Pruitt, Cenate C.: 244 Nowakowski, Alexandra C.H.: 91, 237 Pearce, Susan C: 204 Pryor, Douglas W.: 164 Nowicki, Madison: 69 Pech, Corey: 133 Pugh, Allison: 55, 161, 225, 238 Noyongoyo, Boniface: 96, 190 Pederson, JoEllen: 252 Pullis, Jake: 116 Nunez, Cristian: 280 Pedroni, Thomas: 44 Pullum, Amanda: 102 Nutter-Pridgen, Kathryn L: 102 Peek, Lori: 2, 70 Purser, Christopher: 101, 182 O`Brien, Laureen K.: 75, 133 Peguero, Anthony A: 121, 281 Qian, Yue: 166 O`Brien, Lisa Lafferty: 93 Pellerin, Lisa: 180 Raabe, Phyllis Hutton: 99 O`Brien, Terri: 4 Pemberton, Jennifer M.: 245 Rabe-Hesketh, Sophia: 223 O`Bryan, Simone: 137 Pennell, Greta Eleen: 12, 266 Radebe, Kentse: 66 O`Neal, Erin Nichole: 17, 27 Pennell, James R.: 4, 266 Rader, Nicole: 115, 146 O`Neill, Jennifer L.: 78 Penny, John: 112 Radke, Jordan Travis: 102 Oakley, Deirdre A: 55, 227 Pepperine, Salvatore: 166 Rambotti, Simone: 118 Oakley, Skylar Jordon: 154 Perdomo, Rebecca: 34 Ramirez, Ignacio L: 177 Odenheimer, Eleanor: 113 Perez, Samantha: 202 Ramos, Cristina: 80 Oeser, Douglas: 142 Perkins, Robert K.: 100 Ramos, Federico: 10 Okolocha, Chike F.: 237 Perry, Armon: 262 Randall, Nancy Horak: 154 Okorie, Sarah: 254, 272 Persaud, Subriena: 255 Rapp, Brittany: 278 Oksanen, Atte: 119, 219 Persons, Emily: 267 Räsänen, Pekka: 119, 219 Olson, Lisa: 138 Petersen, Mitchell Robert: 163 Ratliff, Thomas N.: 219 Ong, Corinne: 114 Peterson, Gretchen: 278 Rawlinson, Brittany: 272 Orcutt, James: 52 Peterson, Lindsey P: 114, 143 Ray, Rashawn: 122 Ore, Tracy: 289 Petrie, Michelle: 150 Ray, Victor: 107 Ormond, Anna: 257 Petten, Irene: 145 Reda, Madeleine: 69 Ortiz, David G: 120, 232 Pettit, Becky: 270 Redding, Carly: 39 OSMAN, ELRAYAH A.: 10 Petty, Carol: 99, 111 Redmond, Deidre Lynn: 89 Ostertag, Stephen F.: 232 Pfaffendorf, Jessica Ann: 101, 237 Redmond, Rebecca A: 191 Otte, Stephanie: 189 Pham, Nhu Ngoc: 182 Reece, Katie M: 165 Otto, Bobby Jo: 195 Phillips, Kristie: 32 Reece, Robert L.: 222 Ousey, Graham C: 236 Phoenix, Jon Cariba: 131, 234 Reed, Anthony: 236 Ovink, Sarah: 8 Picou, Steven: 2, 21, 51 Reeder, Rebecca A: 10 Owen, Brittany Nicole: 177 Pierce, Kayla: 229 Reid, Kimberly: 69 Owens, Nicole: 65 Pierson, Colin Robert Thomas: 154 Reid, Lesley: 227 Ozgenc, Basak: 166 Piontak, Joy Rayanne: 29, 113 Reiter, Abigail Burris: 59 Ozyegin, Gul: 155, 197 Pittman: LaShawnDa L.: 175 Reiter, E. Miranda: 231 Padavic, Irene: 40, 176, 226 Plankey-Videla, Nancy: 275 Renzetti, Claire M: 3 Padgett, Joseph: 211 Plater, Allister Pilar: 244 Renzulli, Linda: 261 Painia, Brianne Alexandra: 74 Platt, Kamala: 137, 216 Restifo, Salvatore John: 58 Panaggio, Nicole: 116 Plaza, Diego: 174, 227 Reta, Victor Manuel: 115 Parcel, Toby: 32 Polenberg, Sami: 115 Reyes-Foster, Beatriz: 116 Pardee, Jessica: 70, 187 Pope, Breah M.: 59, 212 Reyna, Joshua Anthony: 91, 205 Parker, Douglas Allen: 253 Potters, Bobby: 12 Reynolds, Jeremy: 170, 288 Parker, Karen F.: 3, 172, 247 Poulson, Stephen C.: 145, 237 Reynolds, John: 226 Parker, Makeda Ayana: 57, 174 Powers, Rebecca S.: 26, 69 Reynoso, Edelmira: 166 Parks, Jamie S: 276 Powroznik, Karen Marie: 91, 113 Rhoton, Laura: 261 Parks, Vanessa Ann: 240 Prelog, Andrew: 266 Rice, John S.: 64 Parra, Michelle Fabiola: 174 Price, Anne MacRae: 143 Rich, Meghan Ashlin: 135 Parrotta, Kylie: 277 Price, Bob: 143 Richardson, Jordan: 208 Pate, Matthew: 15 Price, Carmel: 141, 225, 275 Richardson, Kristin: 132, 199 Patrick, Sarjo S: 96 Price, Shelby: 29 Richardson, Lisa: 203 SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 141 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Richardson, Nick: 19 Sacleux, Patrick Pierre: 97 Shriver, Thomas E.: 22, 251, 270 Richie, Kristin Marie: 142 Sacra, Sarah Ann: 19 Shrock, Peter: 93 Riddick, Kristen: 69 Salerno, Stacy: 60 Shuker, Zeinab F: 33, 71 Schedule at a Riden, Carl: 252 Salter, Phia S.: 224 Siebenkittel, Ray: 79, 126 Glance Rigby, David L.: 251 San Miguel, Claudia: 236 Silva, Derek Michael Da: 258 Rikard, R.V.: 126 Sana, Mariano: 287 Simon, Richard M.: 98 Rinalducci, Ned: 60 Sanchez, Heather K.: 141 Simoni, Zachary R.: 165 Risman, Barbara: 54, 105, 263 Sanchez, Robby: 213 Simons, Leslie Gordon: 48 Ritchey, P. Neal: 10, 90 Sanford, Tyler: 136 Simons, Ronald L: 14 Ritchie, Liesel Ashley: 183, 240 Sannito, Jordan: 229 Simpson, Chaniqua D.: 144 Ritter, Lacey Jae: 11 Santoro, Wayne A: 270 Sin, Ray: 5, 284 Wednesday Rivera, Karlene: 174 Sasser, Bianca Giselle: 177 Skaggs, Sheryl: 176, 275, 288 March 25 Rivera, Lauren: 233 Satre, Danielle: 228 Skaife, Jane Le: 228 Rivers, Cameron: 208 Sauer, Carsten: 194 Skrondal, Anders: 223 Roach, Teresa: 207 Saunders, Jennifer M.: 22 Skvoretz, John: 229 Robbins, Carolyn: 88 Savage, Brenda: 256 Slack, Tim: 22, 240 Roberts, Alden: 13 Saville, Anne: 141 Slagter, Robert: 68 Robertson, Ray Von: 1, 94 Sayer, Liana: 170 Slauson-Blevins, Kathleen: 75 Robertson, Rheneisha: 203 Sayre, Edward: 22 Slawski, Grace: 271 Thursday Robinson, Christopher: 49 Scanlan, Stephen: 193 Slevin, Kathleen: 31 March 26 Robinson, Jeffrey: 264 Schafer, Mark J: 131 Sloan, Melissa M.: 103 Robinson, Laura: 235, 246 Scheuerman, Heather L.: 14, 123 Smiley, Kevin T.: 183 Robinson, William T: 88 Schiek, Daniela: 194 Smith, Anna: 146 Rodriguez, Kati Bambrick: 182 Schleef, Debra: 271 Smith, Darron: 1, 95 Rogalin, Christabel: 143 Schlosser, Jennifer A.: 47, 246 Smith, Earl: 1 Rogers, Sarah A: 234 Schmutz, Vaughn: 150 Smith, Gabrielle PA: 259 Rohlinger, Deana A.: 11, 42, 268 Schnable, Sierra A.: 197 Smith, Jordan Carlee: 22 Rojas, Fabio: 201 Schneider, Rachel Zimmer: 6, 216 Smith, Julia Grace: 114 Friday Rollman-Tinajero, Cheryl: 155 Schueths, April: 69 Smith, Katrina: 188, 228 March 27 Roman, Paul: 86 Schulman, Michael D: 29 Smith, Sven: 74, 199 Rombough, Shirley: 245 Schulz, Jeremy: 246 Smith, Trina: 221, 289 Rominger, Bryson Curtis: 93 Schunk, Rheinhard: 194 Smith, William: 182, 271 Roof, Paul D.: 280 Schwabe, Annette: 217, 276 Smithey, Martha: 26 Roos, Elizabeth: 39 Scicchitano, Michael J: 178 Snead, Margaret Christine: 76 Roos, J Micah: 223 Scotch, Richard: 269 Snow, David: 219

Rosales, Rocio: 287 Scott, Jerome: 36 Sohoni, Deenesh: 219 Saturday Roscigno, Vincent: 176, 194 Scott, Wilbur: 82 Sohoni, Tracy: 219 March 28 Rosenbaum, Emily: 213 Scroggins, Jennifer Rhiannon: 206 Sonnett, John: 154 Rosenberger, Jared S: 19, 93 Seale, Elizabeth: 175 South, Rhena: 93 Ross, Ashley: 18 Seamster, Louise: 87 Southall, Richard: 1, 97 Roth, Rachel I: 213 Seide, Kapriskie: 154 Southworth, Stephanie: 61 Rothwell, William: 246 Seiler, Steven: 235, 281 Spalter-Roth, Roberta: 198, 273 Rowe, Carmen: 183 Semyonov, Moshe: 26 Sparks-Howell, Jessica L: 215 Rowland, Aaron: 24, 184, 240 Serpas, Ronal: 129 Speights, Sabrina: 75, 222 Rozenbroek, Katelyn J: 93 Settembrino, Marc: 12, 163 Spirou, Costas: 135 ParticipantsIndex of Rubin, Beth A.: 75, 222 Sharpe, Rhonda: 128 Stack, Carol: 2 Rubinson, Rick: 250 Shefner, Jon: 114 Stainback, Kevin: 43, 285 Rudel, Dan: 25 Shelby, Renee: 200, 273 Stamm, Tara M: 26 Ruel, Erin: 227 Shelly, Ann C.: 279 Stark, Nicole: 28, 48 Ruiz, Andrea Liza: 89 Shelly, Robert: 229, 279 Stearns, Elizabeth: 8, 98 Rukhin, Sofia: 34 Shelnutt, Karla P: 178 Steck, Laura West: 248, 274 Rushing, Beth: 98, 186 Shelton, Jeff S.: 86 Steele, Megan E.: 75 Rutherford, Kami: 157 Sheppard, Nicole: 112 Steidl, Christina R.: 195 Rutland, Sarah: 164 Sheptoski, Matthew: 132 Stephens, Cristina: 86, 179 Ryan, Trent: 242 Sherkat, Darren: 110, 185 Stephens, Erin: 93, 204 Rygh, Gaute: 68 Shrinath, Nihal: 129 Stephens, Tiana: 143 142 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Stephenson, Wanda I: 88 Thébaud, Sarah: 264 Van Zandt, Shannon: 218 Stepnick, Andi: 20, 239 Theune, Felecia: 137 Vance, Vanessa Brooke: 154 Stewart, Tiera: 139 Thomas, Chandler: 283 Vander Ven, Tom: 17 Stewart-Cain, Karen: 24 Thomas, Clayton: 49 Vanderminden, Jennifer: 18 Stiffler, Margaret E.: 169 Thomas, Courtney: 109 Vaquera, Elizabeth: 233, 264 Stillman, Peter G: 172 Thomas, Danielle Jo: 162 Vargas, Nicholas: 285 Stober, Kaitlin: 116 Thomas, Emily Nicole: 205 Vasquez, Brittany Nicole: 69 Stockard Jr., Russell Leon: 51, 232 Thomas, James Michael: 180 Vaughan, Will: 177 Stogner, John: 164 Thomas, Melvin: 284 Velazquez, Nancy: 98 Stoll, Laurie Cooper: 281 Thomas, Shaun A: 236, 284 Venturella, Andrew Stephen: 215 Stone, Pamela: 248 Thompson, Ashley B: 103 Vickerman, Milton: 81 Stout, A. Kathryn: 112 Thompson, Chasity: 221 Vieyra, Francisco: 135 Stover, Kayla Marie: 37 Thompson, Gretchen H: 126 Vila, Leighton Kenji: 46 Stramel, Miranda Diane: 102 Thornton, William: 129 Villmoare, Adelaide H: 172 Strange, Andrew: 213 Thrash, Alberta: 15 Viña, Sean: 130 Stratton, Satara: 231 Threlfall, Perry: 26, 127, 131 Vincent, Jolene: 19 Straub, Elaina: 98 Thurwanger, Katie Marie: 84 Vockerodt, Tiffany: 214 Strawser, Shaun M.: 40 Tiedemann, Katie: 136 Voigt, Lydia: 129 Streeter, Rayanne: 118, 244 Tilman, Ceila: 254 Volatier, Christina L: 180 Streib, Jessi: 233 Tinkler, Justine: 79, 104 Voss, Jameson: 223 Strickhouser, Sara: 189 Tolbert, Charles: 222 Vulpis, Mindy: 139, 166 Strmic-Pawl, Hephzibah V: 12, 78, 121 Tomaskovic-Devey, Donald: 72, 194 Wagner, Ashley: 98 Strohacker, Emily: 19 Tope, Dan: 272 Waite, Bruce: 178 Stromberg, Alexandra: 78 Torres, Armando: 146 Waity, Julia Ferrara: 178, 193 Stubbs-Richardson, Megan: 234 Tostoe, Jon Kurtis: 33 Walker, Lisa: 265 Stuber, Jenny M: 228 Touarti, Christina Marie: 88 Wall, Tyler: 100 Subramaniam, Mangala: 192 Treiber, Linda A.: 49, 86, 221 Wallace, J. Brandon: 198 Subramaniam, Visvanathan: 68 Trifilo, John: 214 Walsh, Christine: 15 Suh, Hyungjun: 36 Trinh, Maria Thuy: 199 Ward, Matthew: 251 Sullivan, Darcy Lee: 93 Triplett, Jennifer: 71 Ward, Vito: 257 Sullivan, Erin: 24 Trivette, Shawn: 4, 183 Warden, Elizabeth Marie: 205 Sumerau, J. Edward: 237 Trull, S. Lorén: 8 Warner, Alexandra: 34, 258 Summers-Effler, Erika: 47 Trumble, Alexis: 78 Warnock, Debbie: 206 Sutherland, Jean-Anne: 6 Tsitsos, William: 135 Warren, Patricia: 3 Sutton, Tara Elizabeth: 48 Tuch, Steven A: 259 Wasserman, Jason A: 249 Sweet, Castel: 227 Tuller, Hayley: 260, 266 Watt, Toni: 6 Swendener, Alexis: 193 Turner, R Jay: 109 Watts, Stephen Jesse: 101, 247 Sykes, Bryan: 270 Tuttle, Annie: 189 Webb, Gary R.: 251 Szaflarski, Jerzy P: 253 Tuttle, Joshua Daniel: 24, 99, 154 Webb, Noah Stephen: 258 Szaflarski, Magdalena: 165, 253 Tyler, Deidre: 217 Webb, Susan E: 212 Szymczuk, Evan: 136 Tyson, Karolyn: 32, 234, 250 Webber, Gretchen R.: 30, 167, 225 Tabak, Keryn: 136 Tyson, Will: 8 Weber, Lynn: 2, 70 Tagayuna, Arlie: 149 Uecker, Jeremy E.: 282 Wedlund, Bethany Ilene: 116 Tai, Yun: 242 Ueno, Koji: 130 Weed, Emi-Lou A: 233, 279 Talbert, Ryan: 257 Umeh, Zimife: 283 Weil, Frederick: 51 Tallarida, Cara: 160 Underhill, Megan Ruth: 284 Weissinger, Sandra: 83, 108, 112 Tamburello, Jeffrey A.: 37 Ureña Salas, Stephanie: 84, 217 Welch, Casey: 4, 106, 214 Tan, Anna: 219 Uwayo, Dianne Gene: 19 Wernet, Christine A.: 5, 79 Taplin, Ian: 76 Vaghela, Preeti: 130, 181 White, Andrea: 209 Tavares, Carlos: 233 Vaisey, Stephen: 185, 233 White, Lan: 189 Taxter, Mark: 199 Valentine, Catherine G.: 268 White, Swede: 28, 79 Taylor, Brittany J: 163 Valentino, Lauren: 25, 148 Whitehead, Andrew L.: 13, 185 Taylor, John: 89 Valet, Peter: 194 Whiteman, Ellen: 87 Taylor, Miles G.: 84 Van Ness, Justin: 47 Whitham, Monica M.: 208 Taylor, Tiffany: 175, 286 Van Vooren, Nicole: 198 Widener, Patricia: 22, 141, 183 Tesene, Megan M.: 237 Van Willigen, Marieke: 78, 214, 234 Wieboldt, Elsa: 67 SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 143 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Wiener, Howard W: 223 Yost, Elizabeth: 119 Wiest, Julie B.: 83, 105, 132, 184 Young, Bethany: 283

Wigand, Benjamin peter: 214 Young, Jr., Alford: 107 Schedule at a Wilder, JeffriAnne: 51 Youngblood, Leah Marie Kozee: 146 Wilks, Mary-Collier: 125 Yuksek, Durmus A.: 62, 256 Glance Williams, Ariel LaShawn: 127 Zabrini, Susan: 278 Williams, Carol: 101 Zaragoza-Petty, Alma L: 134 Williams, Christina Ashley: 191 Zhao, Jun: 181 Williams, Kayla: 214 Zhao, Wenna: 183 Williams, Yashica: 101 Zhou, Xuan: 156 Wilson, George: 250 Zhu, Haiyan: 10, 92 Wilson, James A: 220 Zito, Rena Cornell: 166 Wednesday Wilson, Kalah: 142 Zubek, Christine: 276 March 25 Wilson, Kanetha: 109 Zweigenhaft, Richie: 202 Wimberley, Dale W.: 278 Wimberly, Dale: 52 Winfield, Idee: 83, 168 Winslow, Sarah: 41, 78, 201 Winstead, Kevin Christopher: 153 Winstead, Tremaine Lee: 279 Thursday Winstead, Vicki: 119 March 26 Wise, Jasmine: 65 Wise, Michael: 49 Wisecup, Allison K.: 214 Withers, Erik: 280 Witherspoon, Sheila W: 76 Witte, James C.: 120, 204 Wojtalewicz, Daniela P: 276 Wolfe, Joseph D.: 165 March Friday27 Wood, Peter B.: 220, 227 Woodard, Tracy: 206 Wooddell, George: 21 Woodell, Brandi: 50 Woodruff, Todd: 82 Woods, Joshua: 132 Woods, Savannah K: 125 Woods, Tim: 116 Saturday March 28 Woods, Tyler M.: 10 Wojtkiewicz, Roger A.: 180 Wright II, Earl: 128, 285 Wright, Eric Lee: 25 Wright, Eric R: 221 Wright, Lauren Elizabeth: 17 Wyant, Amanda: 63, 86 Wycha, Nikilaus Joseph: 183 ParticipantsIndex of Wyse, Jennifer Padilla: 164 Xavier-Brier, Marik: 243 xiao, Hong: 60 Xu, Jingyuan: 92 Xu, Xiaohe: 190 XUE, YUANJIAOZI: 190 Yancey Martin, Patricia: 52, 140 Yang, Ashelee: 46 Yang, Tiantian: 264 YILDIZ, Muhammed: 14 YILMAZ, MURAT: 216 144 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM 2015­ ­­­­­–­ 2016 DEPARTMENTAL MEMBERS SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 145

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12:30 - 1 Dr. Stephanie Moller, Professor UNC Charlotte Chair of Sociology Editor, Social Science Research BOOK SIGNINGS Former SSS Vice-President

THURDAY, MARCH 26, 12:00-12:30 1:45 - 2:15 Dr. Elizabeth Stearns, Associate Professor Dr. Scott Fitzgerald will sign: UNC Charlotte Undergraduate Director SSS Executive Committee Middle Class Meltdown in America: Causes, Consequences, and Remedies. FRIDAY, MARCH 27

10:30 - 11 Dr. Wei Zhao, Associate Professor

12 - 12:30 Dr. Murray Webster, Professor* FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 12:00-12:30 Former NSF Officer Dr. Murray Webster will sign: 2015 Cooley-Mead Award Winner Laboratory Experiments in the 12:30 - 1 Dr. Lisa Walker, Professor & Former Chair Social Sciences. SSS Executive Committee Co-Editor, Sociology Compass

1 - 1:30 Dr. Joseph Dippong, Assistant Professor

UNC Charlotte offers a Masters in Sociology and Doctorates in both Public Policy and Organizational Science. SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 153

Ph.D. in Organizational Science

Organizational Science is an interdisciplinary field of inquiry focusing on employee and organizational health, well-being, and effectiveness. Graduates of the program will be prepared to assume leadership roles as organizational scholars, researchers, and educators in academic institutions and as consultant/practitioners in a wide range of applied settings.

THE OS EDUCATION Through our program, students will achieve, do, experience, and/or acquire:

 A comprehensive and integrated body of Organizational Science (O.S.) knowledge.  Synthesizing and transcending disciplinary perspectives to generate novel, useful, and robust understandings of O.S. phenomena.  Planning, conducting, and evaluating O.S. research.  Teaching, communicating, and disseminating O.S. knowledge in an effective and pedagogically appropriate manner.  Collaborating with a diverse group of professionals, students, research participants, and consumers of O.S. services.  Applying research in O.S. to practice, leading to applications and interventions that benefit the individual, the organization, the customer, and the larger community in which the organization operates.

THE FACULTY The Ph.D. in Organizational Science is facilitated by contributions from 20 full-time faculty from Sociology, Management, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, or Organizational Communication. This combination of depth and breadth gives students in the program a wide array of options in determining their individual research and professional development interests. See the Organizational Science website for a full list of our outstanding and renowned faculty.

For more information visit orgscience.uncc.edu

Contact the Director: Steven G. Rogelberg, Ph.D. via email at [email protected] or call 704-687-1351 154 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

Ph.D. in Public Policy

The Ph.D. in Public Policy at UNC Charlotte is an interdisciplin- ary program focusing on the development, implementation, and evaluation of policy solutions to public problems. It stresses the development of applied analytic tool skills, advanced cognitive abilities, and topical specialties allowing students to tailor the program to the policy field of their career interest. Graduates advance in careers that contribute to society through the appli- cation of their training. Career options include policy analysis, program evaluation, policy development, decision-making and academia in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors at the local, state, national, and international levels.

THE CURRICULUM The Ph.D. in Public Policy program is structured into three distinct phases: core courses, policy field courses, and the dissertation. In all, the program requires a minimum of 63 hours of graduate credit for completion of the degree. Full-time students could normally complete the program within four (4) years. Three core principles drive the program:

• Interdisciplinary Perspective: Effective policy analysis and policy formation is not informed by any single discipline. Rather, it requires an understanding of the historical, cultural, political, social, institutional, geographic and economic aspects that frame each policy arena. • Applied and Empirical Policy Analysis: Public policy is an inherently applied endeavor that seeks prac- tical solutions and cogent analysis. While all research and analysis is informed by theory, the purpose of policy research is to elevate public discourse and improve public decision-making. • Place-Based Research: To exercise applied policy analysis in an interdisciplinary context, policy research must be place-based. Valid policy analysis, based on real data, applied to actual policy settings is one of the main strengths of the program. Students work with professors in numerous capacities to develop the practical skills underpinning place-based research.

THE FACULTY The Ph.D. in Public Policy relies on the expertise of than 50 full-time faculty drawn from nine (9) departments in four (4) colleges: Arts and Sciences, Business, and Health, Human Services and Education. Such variety of expertise provides students in the program with a rich array of mentor support to tailor the program to their individual research and career interests. The faculty that participate in the program are some of the most prolific researchers at the university and well-regarded scholars nationally. The web site includes the full listing of pro- gram faculty. For more information visit publicpolicy.uncc.edu

Contact the Director: Beth A. Rubin, Ph.D. via email at [email protected] or call 704-687-7826 SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 155

Valdosta State University Master’s Degree in Sociology

The Sociology program offers a Master’s degree and is designed to prepare students to be competent practitioners and scholars in applied and academic settings. In its 41st year, the program has an applied sociology focus and since 2005 has been accredited by the Commission on Applied and Clinical Sociology. It is one amongst a few master level programs in the nation so accredited.

Program goals include:

 Competence in sociological research and evaluation  Competence in social theory  Competence as sociological practitioner  Competence in addressing issues related to multiculturalism and diversity, and  Mastery in an area of sociological practice.

Requirements

The degree requires 30 semester hours, which prepare students to use applied sociological skills in order to assesses their communities and create change. Five required courses give students a graduate-level instruction to the theories and methods of applied sociology; three elective courses give students opportunities to use their knowledge in specific areas of discipline. After passing the comprehensive examination, students conclude the program by conducting a 6 semester hour sociological practice in an organization/non-profit agency/corporation, where they conduct research and help the organization to problem-solve solutions.

Faculty

The faculty are skilled at “doing sociology” from their involvement in applied research projects across community development and change, clinical intervention, program evaluation and assisting diverse, vulnerable groups. Students have the opportunity to engage in dynamic research projects with faculty.

The program coordinator is Dr. Chet Ballard. Other program faculty include: Dr. Ginger Macheski; Dr. Kathleen Lowney; Dr. Carl Hand; Dr. Michael Meachum; Dr. Thomas Hochschild; Dr. Anne Price; Dr. Nick Guittar; and Dr. Stephanie Gonzalez-Guittar.

The program is housed in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice, in the College of Arts and Sciences. Please contact Dr. Ballard at [email protected] or (229) 333-5943 for further information and review additional information at http://www.valdosta.edu/colleges/arts- sciences/sacj/. Visit the VSU Graduate School at: www.valdosta.edu/academics/graduate-school. 156 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Notes SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 78TH ANNUAL MEETING 157 Notes 158 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Notes

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