Sociology As a Science and Vocation: in the Era of National Populism

Sociology as a Science and Vocation: In the Era of National Populism

2020 ESS Annual Meeting Preliminary Program Details

Thursday, 27 February 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

1. AKD Pre-Conference Teaching and Learning Workshop --Freedom E Organizers: Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College; Michele Lee Kozimor, Elizabethtown College

12:00 PM-1:30 PM

2. Thematic Panel: Religion, Migration, and Politics in Comparative Perspective --Independence A Organizer: David Cook-Martín, University of Colorado - Boulder • Moderator David Cook-Martín, University of Colorado - Boulder • Panelist Fareen Parvez, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Panelist Tahseen Shams, University of Toronto • Panelist Janelle Wong, University of Maryland • Panelist Michael Jones-Correa, University of Pennsylvania • Panelist Elizabeth Onasch, SUNY - Plattsburgh

3. Author-Meets-Critics: Victoria Reyes, Global Borderlands: Fantasy, Violence, and Empire in Subic Bay, Philippines, Stanford University Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Victoria Reyes, University of California - Riverside • Critic Ashley Mears, Boston University • Critic Michael Kennedy, Brown University • Critic Meredith Kleykamp, University of Maryland - College Park • Critic Carolina Bank Muñoz, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Author Victoria Reyes, University of California - Riverside

4. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: I. Abortion & the State: A Changing Story --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Measuring abortion policy over time: 50-state policy environments on abortion from 2011-2017 Sasha Albert, Heller School, Brandeis University • An innovative approach to assessing the relationship between legislative restrictions, abortion clinic closures, and abortion rates in Ohio, 2006-2017 Molly Broscoe, University of Cincinnati; Elaina Johns-Wolfe, University of Cincinnati; Danielle Bessett, University of Cincinnati; Alison Norris, Ohio State University; Michelle McGowan, University of Cincinnati • Who calls the West Fund and Why? A mixed-methods analysis of a local abortion fund Luis Torres, University of Texas at El Paso; Ophra Leyser-Whalen, University of Texas at El Paso • Opting out of Women's Healthcare: State Variation in Policy for Abortion Funding for Medicaid Recipients Mikaela Smith, Ohio State University

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

5. Paper Session: Migrants and Health --Freedom G Presider: Danielle Raudenbush, University of California - San Diego • "We go to Tijuana to Double Check Everything": The Contemporaneous Use of Health Services in the U.S. and Mexico by Mexican Immigrants Danielle Raudenbush, University of California - San Diego • Moving Around to Chase the Impossible Health: Haitian Immigrants in the U.S. Nilufer Akalin, Binghamton University, SUNY

6. Paper Session: Advances in Sociological Theory --Independence C Presider: Andrew James Shapiro, CUNY Graduate Center • Annexing the National Outsider: Discipline and Dependency in the Shifting Discourses of Normative Citizenship Andrew James Shapiro, CUNY Graduate Center • Structural Causality: Sociology's Signal Contribution Mark Gould, Haverford College • Who Ever Read Parsons? After the Baby Boomer Whig History of Sociology Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas

7. Paper Session: Populism in Domestic and Global Contexts --Independence D Presider: Natalia S Navas, Stony Brook University, SUNY • A Critical Analysis of Nayib Bukele's Populism: 100 Days of 'New Ideas'? Natalia S Navas, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Populist Movements, Authoritarian Leaders & Sociological Theory and Research: The Struggle over Ideologies in an Age of Hate Eric Lichten, Long Island University - Post • Populist Rallies in United States and Turkey: Nostalgia as a Force of State Mobilization Yagmur Karakaya, University of Minnesota; Penny Edgell, University of Minnesota

8. Paper Session: Environmental Sociology --Parlor A Presider: Brian Obach, SUNY at New Paltz • A Tale of Two Mine Fires: Centralia and Tresckow, PA Stephen Couch, Penn State; Anne Mercuri, Penn State University - Schuylkill; Cynthia Drazenovich, Penn State University - Harrisburg • Cultural Adaptation to Repeated Disasters: The Case of Buras, LA Steven Jacob, York College of Pennsylvania; Joliet MacColl Nicholson, York College of Pennsylvania • Embracing Regulation, Technology, and History in the Pursuit of Social Licenses to Operate for New Mining Projects Amanda McMillan Lequieu, Drexel University; Erik Kojola, Texas Christian University • Peril or Promise? The Community and Health Impacts of Fracking the Utica Shale Aaron James Howell, University of Mount Union • In Defense of Doom and Gloom: Scientific Integrity and Popular Mobilization in Teaching about Climate Change Brian Obach, SUNY at New Paltz

9. Paper Session: Activism, Community Engagement and Public Sociology: Community-Based Research (Panel Session Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Salon 10 Organizer: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton • Prospect and Perils of Digital Storytelling for Communities Christopher Mele, University at Buffalo, SUNY • Community Action Research in an Age of Xenophobia Catherine Simpson Bueker, Emmanuel College • The Street PAR Health Project: Working with the Streets to Examine Opportunity, Health and Violence Brooklynn Hitchens, Rutgers University; Yasser Payne, University of Delaware; Darryl Chambers, University of Delaware; Coley Harris, University of Delaware • Public Scholarship and Penal Governance: Documenting the Voices of Women in Prison Ragnhild Utheim, Purchase College, SUNY; Michelle Ronda, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY • The Impact of Community-Based Research Scholars Program on the College and Career Trajectories of Undergraduate Students Jane Ellen Palmer, American University; Vanessa Aura Negron, American University

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

10. Paper Session: Mental Health and Wellbeing --Salon 3 Presider: Katie Rose Billings, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Measuring Health Related Quality of Life in Craniofacial Fibrous Dysplasia: Moving Toward a Broader Definition Amanda Konradi, Loyola University Maryland; Andrea Burke, University of Washington • Ration or Rationalize? Allocating Psychiatric Care in France and the United States Alex Vosick Barnard, New York University • Suicide Survival Narratives: How Social Class, Gender, LGBTQ Status, and Race Affect Survivors' Cultural Narratives about Suicide Experiences Katie Rose Billings, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • The Role of (Un)Met Expectations on Adulthood Depressive Symptoms Kristen Elizabeth Tzoc, Boston University • Why Depression is Not "Just Like" Diabetes Joseph Davis, University of Virginia

11. Paper Session: Poverty, Race, and Ethnicity in Urban Settings --Salon 4 Presider: Vincent Serravallo, Rochester Institute of Technology • Islamophobia at the Intersections: Violence against Muslim Women Aneesa Baboolal, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth • Race, Ethnicity, and Affluence in Brooklyn's Shifting Demography and Development Judith Halasz, SUNY - New Paltz • Snatching Wigs and Pocketbooks: Grassroots Responses to Community Safety during the Urban Crisis Amaka Okechukwu, George Mason University • High-Tech and Poor: Managing Poverty in a Mid-Size City, Rochester, NY Vincent Serravallo, Rochester Institute of Technology

12. Paper Session: Deviance and Social Control I --Salon 5 Presider: Julie Calvert LaBagnara, University of Massachusetts - Boston • It's the Pits: Race and the American Pit Bull Terrier Julie Calvert LaBagnara, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Does the Effect of Pretrial Detention on Poverty Vary by Local Racial Composition? A Quasi-Experimental Approach Christopher Thomas, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Heterogeneity in Probation Conditions Assignment and Its Impact on Probation Revocation Nicolette Ann Bardele, Harvard University • Compounded Social Vulnerability: Community Supervision and Disasters Felicia A. Henry, University of Delaware; Tricia Wachtendorf, University of Delaware • The 'Olympic Hurdles' of Obtaining Federal Benefits for Inmates with Disabilities: A Study at two Massachusetts County Jails Shahrzad Sajadi, University of Massachusetts - Boston

13. Paper Session: Social Justice, Social Movements, and Resistance --Seminar B Presider: Amanda Cox, Bryn Mawr College • No Free Gifts? Traditional and Social Justice Models of Philanthropy Amanda Cox, Bryn Mawr College • How Legacies of Geopolitical Trauma Shape Popular Nationalism Today Thomas Soehl, McGill University; Sakeef Karim, McGill University • To Agitate A Southern Audience: Revisiting Tuskegee Institute's Lynching Politics in the Wake of the Justice for Victims of Lynching Act Demar F. Lewis, Yale University • Civil Disobedience, East and West: Okinawan Farmers' Protest against US Bases and the Civil Rights Movement in the US Yuichi Moroi, Meiji University

14. Workshop: Community College Forum (Organized by ASA in collaboration with ESS Committee on Community Colleges) --Freedom H Connect with faculty teaching sociology in community colleges. We'll get together to socialize, share ideas and resources, and discuss the most important issues faced by those who teach sociology at community colleges in the region. You'll also have an opportunity to hear about the resources and programming currently offered by the ASA, as well as plans for the future. The session is open to anyone teaching in a community college, so please join us! • Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Association • Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County • Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College

Thursday - continued

12:00 PM-3:30 PM

15. Forum: ESS Forum on Public Sociology and Community Engagement --Liberty C This Forum showcases grassroots organizations working on behalf of dispossessed populations in the Philadelphia- Trenton-New York corridor. Inspired by the ESS Community Service and Activism Award, it provides a setting for the voices of civic workers to be heard and recognized. The Forum honors the memory of Erik Olin Wright and his research on 'Real Utopias.' Organizer: Patricia Fernández-Kelly, Princeton University Presider: Patricia Fernández-Kelly, Princeton University • Puentes de Salud. Winner of the 2020 ESS Community service and Activism Award, this organization works to improve community health and wellness among Latinx immigrants in Philadelphia. President: Steven Larson. • The Pennsylvania Domestic Workers Alliance serves domestic workers, the majority of whom are low-wage Black and immigrant women. Executive Director: Nicole Kligerman. • The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund advocates and educates on behalf of immigrants and Latinx people in Central New Jersey. Executive Director: Dina Paulson-McEwen. • The Trenton Circus Squad inspires young people in Trenton by teaching them physical techniques, life skills, and trust-building abilities. Executive Director: Tom von Oehsen. • Just Leadership USA works to dramatically reduce the juvenile and adult prison populations in the United States. President: DeAnna Hoskins • The Brooklyn Movement Center nurtures local leadership and wages campaigns, to improve quality of life in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights. Executive Director: Mark Winston Griffith; Deputy Director: Anthonine Pierre.

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

16. Meeting: ESS Outgoing Executive Committee --Parlor D

1:45 PM-3:15 PM

17. Presidential Panel: Sociology as Science and Vocation: The Legacy of Robert Merton --Independence A Organizer: Jennifer Lee, Columbia University • Moderator Jennifer Lee, Columbia University • Panelist Bruce Western, Columbia University • Panelist Monica Bell, Yale University • Panelist Alan Sica, Penn State University

18. Author-Meets-Critics: Marco Garrido, The Patchwork City, University of Chicago Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Marco Garrido, University of Chicago • Critic Saskia Sassen, Columbia University • Critic Jeff Goodwin, New York University • Critic Josh Pacewicz, Brown University • Critic Mabel Berezin, Cornell University • Author Marco Garrido, University of Chicago

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

19. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: II. Framing Reproduction --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Media Coverage of Assisted Reproductive Technology and Religious Beliefs Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University of Pennsylvania • "We Do It by Just Being Ourselves": (Re)Framing Abortion in Trump's America Andrea Becker, The Graduate Center, CUNY; Susan Markens, Lehman College, CUNY • Fetus Humor as a Counterframing Strategy in the Argentine Abortion Rights Mobilizations of 2018 Julia McReynolds-Perez, College of Charleston • Politics of the "Natural": Naturalist Motherhood as Eco-conscious Consumerism Canan Tanir, Binghamton University, SUNY

20. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: I. Panel: Rethinking Migration Studies: Methods, Ethics and Positionality --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Panelist Shannon Gleeson, Cornell University • Panelist Walter Nicholls, University of California - Irvine • Panelist Luisa Heredia, Sarah Lawrence College • Panelist Anahi Viladrich, Queens College and The Graduate Center, CUNY

21. Paper Session: Migration and Policy I --Freedom G Presider: Gabriel Lataianu, Queensborough Community College, CUNY • Undocumented Students in the Era of Trump: The Experience and Management of Illegality on Campus Holly Reed, Queens College, CUNY; Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Caged Children - the Relentless Erosion of the Immigrant Children's' Rights by the Current Us Administration (2017-2019) Gabriel Lataianu, Queensborough Community College, CUNY; Camelia Lataianu, Bergen Community College • Life After Forced Separation: New Privileges and Challenges Among Legal Immigrants with Formerly Undocumented Spouses Nina Michalikova, University of Central Oklahoma • Who are we?: National Identity and Immigration Policy Elizabeth J. Clifford, Towson University

22. Paper Session: Youth and Social Activism --Independence C Presider: Jane Ellen Palmer, American University • Digital Activism: How the Online Youth-Led Climate Movement Mobilizes Communities for Change Emily Grace Wielk, Gettysburg College • The "price of the ticket" and the cost of campus activism: Low-income, first-generation, and working-class student change-makers Elizabeth Lee, Saint Joseph's University • The Impact of #Metoo on Sexual Assault Disclosures for College Students from Marginalized Communities Jane Ellen Palmer, American University; Jill Hoxmeier, Central Washington University; Erica Fissel, University of Central Florida; Erin Elizabeth Williams, American University

23. Paper Session: Political Systems --Independence D • Cultural Models of Support for and Acceptance of Nationalism and Putin in Russia Brandon Marcus Chapman, Rowan College at Burlington County • The Failures of European Union-supported Civil Society: Lessons from Croatia Laura J Heideman, Northern Illinois University • The Welfare States: Examining U.S. State-Level Benefits for Families with Children, 1987-2015 Anthony Cesar Huaqui, University of Massachusetts – Amherst

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

24. Paper Session: Environmental Sociology: Economics, Labor, and Social Movements --Parlor A Presider: Kirk Lawrence, St. Joseph's College New York • The Changing Relationship between Nature, Labor, Capital, and the Market: A Study of Shellfishing on the Great South Bay Kirk Lawrence, St. Joseph's College New York; John Antonacci, Binghamton University, SUNY • Perspectives on Scarcity and Environmental Sustainability Melanie Lorek, CUNY School of Professional Studies • Detailed Mathematical Analysis of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) Ramamohan Rao, GITAM, India; Chandrasekhar Putcha, California State University - Fullerton

25. Paper Session: Violence in America --Parlor B Presider: Katherine June Kafonek, University of Delaware • An Intersectional Analysis of the Escalation of Intimate Partner Abuse to Homicide: Patterns from the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS) Katherine June Kafonek, University of Delaware; Andrew Gray, University of Delaware; Karen F. Parker, University of Delaware • Taking Control: Adolescent Violence and the Role of Self-Efficacy Andrew Wilczak, Wilkes University • Social Belonging and Rampage School Shootings in the United States Anne Nassauer, Yale University • Public Mass Shootings as a Product of Hyper-Neoliberalism: Social Media, Alienation, and the Need for Recognition Fernando Perez, Barry University; Luigi Esposito, Barry University

26. Paper Session: Community-Based Learning in Sociology: Strategies, Challenges, and Rewards (Panel Session Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Salon 10 Organizer: Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania • Developing and Sustaining Dynamic Campus-Community Partnerships in Community-Based Learning Endeavors Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania • Strategies for Successful Community-based Learning Projects Daniel Jay Madron, Hagerstown Community College

27. Paper Session: Exclusionary Inclusion: Governing through Health at the Margins --Salon 3 • Making a Predator: The Rise of Sexually Violent Predator Laws in the U.S. Trevor Hoppe, University of North Carolina - Greensboro • The Politics of Surviving Trauma Paige Sweet, Harvard University • Giving Up as Governance: Ecological Interventions in Public Safety Net Mental Health Care Neil Gong, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor • Qualitative citizenship: Heteronormativity and the new holistic gatekeeping of 'at-risk' trans lives Cal Lee Garrett, University of Illinois - Chicago • Creating Clinical Gray Spaces: Forensic Logics and Interventions in the Provision of Care to Substance-Using Pregnant Patients Katharine Faye McCabe, University of Michigan Discussant: Claire Decoteau, University of Illinois at Chicago

28. Paper Session: Urban Bias: Attitudes and Outcomes --Salon 4 • Urbanormativity and Epistemic Distance Gregory Fulkerson, SUNY - Oneonta; Alexander Thomas, SUNY - Oneonta; James Zians, SUNY - Oneonta • How Does Urban Influence Affect Health Behavior? Stephanie Bennett-Knapp, College of St. Rose • Neoclassical Economics Dismissal of the Collective in Cooperatives: Producing conceptual absence with "vaguely defined property rights" Thomas Gray, USDA Cooperative Programs • Urban Bias and Educational Homogeneity Leanne Avery, SUNY - Oneonta; Gregory Fulkerson, SUNY - Oneonta

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

29. Paper Session: Deviance and Social Control II --Salon 5 Presider: Tanya Nichole Whittle, Delaware State University • Justice Dissonance & Underground Advocates: Reentry Service Providers' Competing Justice Narratives and Effects on Policy, Perceptions of Legitimacy, & Practice. Tanya Nichole Whittle, Delaware State University • Payment as Punishment: The Use of Monetary Sanctions in Small Town Courts Angela LaScala-Gruenewald, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Labor Colonies, World War I and the Non-Deserving Poor: A Case Study of Progressive Era Welfare Reform in New York State Nicholas Joseph Croce, Syracuse University

30. Paper Session: Masculinities, Sexual Orientation and Race --Salon 6 Presider: Jeremy Brenner-Levoy, University of Cincinnati • The Choice is Queer: Queer Men and Care Work in Online Video Games Jeremy Brenner-Levoy, University of Cincinnati • I Twink, Therefore I Am: Gay Masculinities and Group Membership Kyle Shupe, University of Cincinnati; Jeremy Brenner-Levoy, University of Cincinnati • Slow Jams, Sexy Tangos, and Missionary Men: Hetero-masculine Constructions of Race and Sexuality Beth Montemurro, Penn State University Abington; Alicia Michelle Walker, Missouri State University • "They all say I'm the Best She's Ever Had": Compensatory Masculinity and The Girlfriend Experience in Men's Infidelity Alicia Michelle Walker, Missouri State University

31. Paper Session: Social Movements in Global Contexts --Seminar B Presider: Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey • Narrative Construction in News Reports and the Maintenance of Democratic Movement in Hong Kong Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey • Czarny Czwartek / Black Thursday: State violence and the Origins of Activism (and Populism?) Mary Erdmans, Case Western Reserve University • Legal Mobilization and Abortion Rights in Chile Elizabeth Borland, The College of New Jersey • From the Indignados to Hong-Kong Pro-Democratic Movement : What Slogans of One Decade of Youth Protests Tell Us Cécile Van de Velde, University of Montreal

32. Workshop: Contingent Faculty Forum (Organized by ASA) --Freedom H All adjuncts, lecturers, and other contingent faculty are invited to attend an informal session for contingent sociology faculty at ESS. Come meet and socialize with colleagues in your region, tell us about your research and teaching accomplishments, share your ideas and experiences, hear about the recommendations from the ASA Task Force on Contingent Faculty, and discuss other important issues. • Nicole V. Amaya, American Sociological Association

33. Workshop: The Power of Social Control: The Importance of Training Employees in Consent --Seminar A Knowledge and healthy practices around consent is one of those topics that we hope all people already possess on an interpersonal level--an unfair expectation when we consistently witness instances of sexual harassment and participate in a culture, knowingly or unknowingly, that normalizes sexual harassment (i.e. street harassment and common "romantic" tropes in television and movies). As such, understanding consent has become a necessary training session in all types of work-spaces that stems from larger systemic injustices related to sexism and racism--a culture that is also built in the institutions themselves and perpetuates deviant behaviors. As such, to truly address issues of consent we must establish a culture that is committed to acknowledging and combating the social and political structures that contribute to instances of sexual violence. This session aims to link theories of social control and deviance to the realities of rape culture in order to address questions of how to create training sessions that promote healthy consensual practices specifically in the work place. • Michelle Rufrano, Columbia University

Thursday - continued

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

34. Presidential Conversation: Leading Figures of Our Time: William Julius Wilson --Independence A • William Julius Wilson, Harvard University • Moderator/Facilitator Harvey Molotch, New York University / University of California - Santa Barbara

35. Author-Meets-Critics: Anne R. Roschelle, Struggling in the Land of Plenty: Race, Class, and Gender in the Lives of Homeless Families, Lexington Books (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Anne Roschelle, SUNY - New Paltz • Critic Maura Toro-Morn, Illinois State University • Critic Ivy Ken, George Washington University • Critic Crystal Flemming, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Critic David Levinson, Norwalk Community College • Author Anne R. Roschelle, SUNY - New Paltz

36. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: III. Contraceptive Knowledge, Use, and Decision-Making --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • The Delaware CAN intervention: Reducing unintended pregnancy by increasing access to contraception Kevin Roy, University of Maryland - College Park; Ann Bell, University of Delaware; Amy Lewin, University of Maryland - College Park; Izidora Skracic, University of Maryland - College Park; Brianna VanArsdale, University of Delaware; Jamie Lee Manzer, University of Delaware; Virginia Kuulei Berndt, University of Delaware; Ellie Brown, University of Maryland - College Park • "I kind of give them the basics": Women's bodily knowledge and contraceptive decision-making Jamie Lee Manzer, University of Delaware; Ann Bell, University of Delaware • The Persistence of the Paradigm: Providers' Selective Incorporation of Emerging Contraceptive Knowledge Virginia Kuulei Berndt, University of Delaware; Ann Bell, University of Delaware • Correlates of Fertility Awareness Method Use: Evidence from the National Survey of Family Growth Mackenzie Brewer, Baylor University; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University • Autonomy and Reproductive Justice in Adolescent and Young Women's IUD Initiation Ava Skolnik, Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania; Lauren Harris, University of Pennsylvania; Aletha Akers, Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania

37. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: II. Panel: Imagining a Critical Migration Studies -- Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Panelist Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Panelist Payal Banerjee, Smith College • Panelist Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Panelist Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston

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

38. Panel: How to Bring Your Sociological Expertise to Not-for-Profit Organizations (Sponsored by the Sociology Action Network-SAN) --Seminar A The Sociology Action Network (SAN) is a new initiative of the American Sociological Association designed to assist and empower not-for-profit organizations by giving them access to pro bono experts in sociology. This presentation will describe what SAN is, why it was established, and how you can become involved in and benefit from SAN. The session will introduce the SAN initiative, address the principles that guide SAN projects and the motivations for becoming a SAN volunteer. It will then provide a brief overview of some best practices when working with community organizations to establish mutually respectful relationships that truly benefit the communities served while avoiding the pitfalls that can beset even well-intended efforts. Workshop participants will be invited to engage in a hands-on activity that will give them the opportunity to consider how they themselves might effectively engage with a local organization in need of sociological expertise, how that engagement would need to differ from engagements with students and colleagues in academia, and whether and how direct public engagement could benefit their own professional development and institutional standing. • Panelist Angela Aidala, Columbia University • Panelist Margaret Vitullo, American Sociological Association

39. Paper Session: Migration and Policy II --Freedom G Presider: Amy Hsin, Queens College, CUNY • Critical Analysis of Racial, Territorial Citizenship - Building a Case for Localized Rights Sneha Gantla, Heller School, Brandeis University • Shifting Sands: A Critical Analysis of Migration Policies in the Middle East John Clarry, Rutgers University • Examination of the Local Control of Immigrant Detention in New Jersey: New Frontiers for County Jails Satenik Margaryan, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY; Shirley Leyro, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY • Beyond Dreamers: The Under-Analyzed Complexity of the Undocumented Youth Population Amy Hsin, Queens College, CUNY; Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston

40. Paper Session: Protest for Change in Global Contexts --Independence C Presider: Marjan Davoodi, Penn State University • Facebook, Places, and the Digitization of the Gift Economy: A Case Study Sara A Peters, Virginia Commonwealth University • Who Supports #BlackLivesMatter? Looking Beyond Descriptive Data Simone Nicole Durham, University of Maryland - College Park • Hashtag Activism, Twitter Social Networks, and Policy Change Marjan Davoodi, Penn State University • Mobilizing without Organizations: A Study of Protest Tactics with and without Social Movement Organizations Misty Dawn Ring-Ramirez, Austin Peay State University

41. Paper Session: Inequality and Policy Intervention --Independence D Presider: Bryan Natividad, Brown University • Restorative Justice Practices in Florida Abdy Javadzadeh, St. Thomas University • Smart City Technology Transfer: Korean Intelligent Transport System in Medellin, Colombia Joo Eun Seo, Cornell University • Against All Odds: A Case Study of How Disadvantaged Students Achieve College Access Bryan Natividad, Brown University • The Struggle for Success: Food Insecurity among College Students Fariha Khalid, University of Maryland - Baltimore County; Deveraux Smith, University of Maryland - Baltimore County • Embodying Inequality: Food Insecurity and Food Literacy among Community College Students Paoyi Huang, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY

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

42. Paper Session: Environmental Sociology: Inequality and Injustice --Parlor A Presider: Catherine Turcotte, Colby-Sawyer College • Mind the Gap: Contrasts between Hub Towns and Rural Villages in Northwest Alaska Catherine Turcotte, Colby- Sawyer College • Environmental Justice in the Post-Industrial Landscape: Understanding Changes in Manufacturing Location Thomas William Marlow, Brown University • What Does the Farmer Bring to Market?: Exploring Farmers' Market Offerings by Geographic and Social Location Justin Schupp, Wheaton College; Kate Martin, Wheaton College; Delia MacLaughlin, Wheaton College • Selective Retreat: Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities in Post-Disaster Buyouts Taylor Renee Heath, University of Pennsylvania • Harmful Algal Blooms and the Eyes of the Beholders: Community, Class, and Multidisciplinary Research Andrea Armstrong, Lafayette College; Shannan Sweet, Cornell University; Richard C. Stedman, Cornell University; Nelson G. Hairston, Jr., Cornell University

43. Paper Session: National Security and Cybersecurity --Parlor B Presider: Isiaka Monsurat, University of Ilorin • Insurgency and Counter Insurgency: The Need for Non Conventional Security Apparatus in Combating Terrorism in Nigeria Isiaka Monsurat, University of Ilorin • Popularism in the Workplace_The Role of Cybersecurity Somto Azike, Norfolk State University • Trump's "Madman Theory" Approach to Cybersecurity Emanuel G. Boussios, Nassau Community College, SUNY

44. Paper Session: Social Networks and Social Support --Parlor C Presider: Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University • A New Typology of Work-Family Balance among Professionals and Managers: Job Satisfaction and the Moderating Role of Social Support Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University • Layered HIV Stigma among African Immigrants in Philadelphia: The Role of Social Network Processes Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University; Alexandra Eastus, Drexel University; Amna Khalafalla, Drexel University; Turo Boyiri, Drexel University • Too Much of a Good Thing: Revisiting the Relationship Between Over-Integration and Health Xuewen Yan364, Cornell University

45. Paper Session: Health Behaviors --Salon 3 Presider: Oshea Donnell Johnson, University of Miami • Going Gluten Free: What the Rise of Gluten Free Eating Says about the Social Experience of Illness Denise A. Copelton, The College at Brockport, SUNY • Health Behaviors, Capital and Inequalities among Diabetics and Non-Diabetics: A Life Course Perspective Oshea Donnell Johnson, University of Miami • The Impact pf Socioeconomic Status on Health Practices Charles McCoy, SUNY - Plattsburgh; Eliana Johnston, SUNY - Plattsburgh; Marleny Jimenz, SUNY - Plattsburgh; Lexy Lynch, The College of Saint Rose • Vaccinations in Context: Perceptions, Barriers, and Pockets of Resistance in Bududa, Uganda Zachary Sokol, Lehigh University • Working Out Race, Class and Gender: A Study of Barriers to Gym Memberships in Baltimore City JaQuon Epps, Prince George's Community College

46. Paper Session: Urban Sociology --Salon 4 Presider: Garrett L Grainger, University of Wisconsin - Madison • Tenant Responsiblization: Disciplining "Leasable" Subjects at the Bottom of Urban Rental Markets Garrett L Grainger, University of Wisconsin - Madison • The Importance of Emotional Support for Those Living in Poverty Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University - Camden; Jeannie Garmon, Rutgers University - Camden • Exploring Class Tensions and Racial Solidarity in Gentrifying Brooklyn Shannon Marie Almeida, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Who Owns the Neighborhood? How Landlord Characteristics Relate to Gentrification Henry Gomory, Princeton University

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

47. Paper Session: Deviance and Social Control III --Salon 5 Presider: Bahiyyah Muhammad, Howard University • Dispelling the Superpredator Myth: Children of Incarcerated Parents Are Resilient Not Future Criminals Bahiyyah Muhammad, Howard University; Britany J Gatewood, Howard University; April Greene, Howard University; Emerald Jones, Howard University • Sanction Maintenance: How Disadvantaged Fathers Negotiate Punishment Stephane D. Andrade, Yale University • A Token for Your Thoughts? - Perceptions of Tokenism Among Female Corrections Executives Kimberly Collica- Cox, Pace University - New York City • Advocating with Broken Frames: Criminal and Medical Discourses in Contemporary Social Movements Christine Zozula, University of Rhode Island

48. Paper Session: Social Movements and Organizations --Seminar B Presider: Kathleen A Ragon, University of Connecticut • Science as a Vocation, Market Logic, and Labor Organizing in Higher Education Kathleen A Ragon, University of Connecticut • Reluctant Hybridity in Countering the US Opioid Epidemic Benita Roth, Binghamton University, SUNY • Anti-Corporate Mobilization for Resource Nationalist Energy Policy: Social Movement Outcomes in a Hybrid Regime M. Omar Faruque, Queen's University • The Relationship Between Risk and Framing in the Gun Violence Prevention Movement Jordan H McMillan, University of Connecticut - Storrs

49. Workshop: Beyond the Standard Grant: Funding Opportunities at the National Science Foundation --Freedom H The National Science Foundation is using newly appropriated funds to support special programs including the Ten Big Ideas. Some of these programs are especially relevant to sociologists, including the Future of Work at the Human- Technology Frontier, Harnessing the Data Revolution, and Growing Convergence Research. Sociology Program Directors would like to encourage more scholars from our field to participate in these competitions. This workshop targets faculty and researchers who are willing to invest in interdisciplinary partnerships, which are often required. Representatives of NSF will discuss how these programs are organized and the review processes through which these large awards are made. The format will be interactive, allowing for audience questions and participation. NSF Program Directors will offer insights from other sociologists who have been on relevant panels and/or received such awards. • Toby L. Parcel, National Science Foundation • Joseph Whitmeyer, National Science Foundation

5:30 PM-7:00 PM

50. Plenary: "A Sociology of the Future: Reimagining the Default Settings of Technology & Society" Robin Williams, Jr. Lecture by Ruha Benjamin --Liberty C

7:00 PM-8:00 PM Reception –Liberty Foyer

Friday, 28 February 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

51. Presidential Conversation: Leading Figures of Our Time: Philip Kasinitz --Independence A • Philip Kasinitz, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Moderator/Facilitator Tomás Jiménez, Stanford University

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

52. Author-Meets-Critics: Ali Meghji, Black Middle-Class Britannia, Manchester University Press (2019) --Liberty B • Critic Jean Beaman, University of California - Santa Barbara • Critic Orly Clerge, University of California - Davis • Critic Patricia Banks, Mount Holyoke College • Critic Candice Robinson, University of Pittsburgh • Author Ali Meghji, University of Cambridge, UK

53. Mini-Conference: Military and Society: I. Diversity and Inclusion in the Military --Freedom G Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy Presider: Remi M. Hajjar, United States Military Academy • A Cross-Disciplinary Exploration of Diversity and Inclusion in Military Service Academy Classrooms Sharika Crawford, United States Naval Academy; Megan E. Geigner, United States Naval Academy; Silvia Peart, United States Naval Academy; Judith E. Rosenstein, United States Naval Academy • Inclusion in Physics: Making Physics More Approachable James Bowen, United States Military Academy; Monica Eckford, United States Military Academy; Yun Joon Han, United States Military Academy; Kazper Lewis, United States Military Academy; David Kashinski, United States Military Academy; Eric Moraly, United States Military Academy; Jennifer Reis, United States Military Academy; Clayton Shivers, United States Military Academy • From Civilian to Soldier: It's More Than Just a "P.E.R.M. Party" Nathania Nuno, United States Military Academy; Andrea M. Peters, United States Naval Academy; Bridgette Bell, Jackson State University • The N-Word among Cadets Celeste Tyner, United States Military Academy

54. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: I. Empathy -- Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Medical Education and the Social Patterning of Moral Intuitions Aaron B. Franzen, Hope College • College Major Impact on Empathy in Medical School Lauren Olsen, Temple University; Hana Gebremariam, Temple University • Practical Wisdom, Emotion and Empathy: Acquisition of Knowledge (AOK) through Medical Humanities and Studio Experiences Atsuko Sakai, University of South Florida • Narrative Education and First-Person Physicians Accounts Nana Tuntiya, University of South Florida

55. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: IV. Eggs, Embryos, and (In)Fertility --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • The Egg Freezing Revolution? Reproductive Futures Marcia Inhorn, Yale University • Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Single Mothers as Bricoleurs: Crafting Embryos and Kin Rosanna Hertz, Wellesley College • The Organization of Embryo Creation, Freezing, and Testing in Fertility Clinics in the U.S. Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington • Hope springs eternal: Confidence in pregnancy among US women intending to become pregnant Arthur L. Greil, Alfred University; Michele Lowry, Alfred University; Andrea Burch, Alfred University; Kathleen Slauson-Blevins, Old Dominion University; Nicholas Park, Gavilan University; Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

56. Mini-Conference: Teaching as a Vocation: I. Changing the World: How Comics, Fantasy, and Other Popular Media Can Shift Teaching --Salon 4 Organizer: Michele Lee Kozimor, Elizabethtown College • Reality Stars Invade the Sociology Classroom Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County • Using Graphic Novels in the Sociological Classroom: Teaching Complicated Concepts to Textbook Resistant Students Lilika Belet, University of Colorado • Comics in the Classroom: Harnessing Sociological Imagination as Super Power Tanya Nicole Cook, Community College of Aurora • Playing Video Games is Sociology Paul Calarco, Hudson Valley Community College

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

57. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: III. Interrogating Theories of Integration, Assimilation, and Incorporation --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Moving Beyond Racism vs. Assimilation: Asian Americans, White Supremacy, and Academic Achievement Pawan Dhingra, Amherst College • Framing the Immigrant in Labor Unions and the US Military Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Shannon Gleeson, Cornell University • Settlement Strategies in Market and Politics: Exit and Voice for Immigrants Sunmin Kim, Dartmouth College • Blocked at the top: How legal status constrains labor market entry for skilled migrants Elizabeth M. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania • Immigration Policy and Visa Restrictions: How "Dependent Spouses" Navigate Experiences, Meaning, and Life Decisions Hansini Munasinghe, University of Iowa Discussant: Amy Hsin, Queens College, CUNY

58. Paper Session: Pedagogy and Activism -- Do the Two Mix? A Dialogue on Social Justice and Its Place in the Classroom --Freedom H Organizer: Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College • Teaching the Mechanics of Social Change: A Missing Component of Scholar-Activist Pedagogy Johanna Foster, Monmouth University • Building Pedagogical and Activist Relationships Mary Stricker, Temple University • Numeracy and Charismatic Leadership Tamara Nopper, Rhode Island College

59. Paper Session: Race, Identity, and Youth --Independence C Presider: Akilah Sadé Alleyne, University of Delaware • "They Think We Troublemakers": Black Youth and Labels of Deviance in a Municipal Recreation Center Cameron Herman, SUNY Buffalo State • "When The Bough Breaks, The Cradle Will Fall": Understanding the Link Between Residential and School Segregation, and Its Impacts on Highly Mobile Youth Akilah Sadé Alleyne, University of Delaware • Partisan Communities and Minority Student's Academic Opportunities Leah L Gillion, Princeton University • Racial and Ethnic Attrition Among Multiracial and Multiethnic Children in the Contemporary United States Christel Kesler, Colby College • Tangled in Poverty, Guided by a Father's Absence: Moving Beyond Moynihan to Understand the Lives of Marginalized Black Men Matthew Alemu, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

60. Paper Session: Privilege, Power & Domination in the Global South: The Case of Mexico --Independence D • Privilege at Play: An intersectional Analysis of Class, Race, and Gender among Affluent Golf Players in Mexico Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University • Narrating the Neoliberal Turn in Mexico: Consensus and Disagreement Patrick Inglis, Grinnell College • Relative Affluence: Elite Perceptions of Inequality in Mexico Alice Krozer, Colegio de Mexico • Twice Shaken: Divergent Paths in Latin America's Second Neoliberal Crisis Rene Rojas, Binghamton University, SUNY Discussant: Helen Marrow, Tufts University

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

61. Paper Session: Culture and Markets I --Parlor A Presider: Alexander Hoppe, University of Pennsylvania • Americana without America: Decoupling Symbolic from Spatial Geography at Woolrich Alexander Hoppe, University of Pennsylvania; Nataliya Nedzhvetskaya, University of California - Berkeley • Whiskey Business: Strategic Uses of the past in the Emerging Craft Distillery Industry Stephen Lippmann, Miami University • The Value of Representation: Inequality, Diversity, and the Media Corporation Katherine Ann Ally Zaslavsky, Cornell University • The Interplay Between Legitimacy and Trust: How Antitrust Law and Internationalization Networks Facilitate International Economic Transactions Gru Han, Harvard University • Narrating "Individual Equity": How Organizations Explain the Fairness of Unequal Pay Laura Claire Kremen Adler, Harvard University

62. Paper Session: Human Rights and Law --Parlor B Presider: Irene Lebrusan, Harvard University • The Right to Food: The Discourse and Politics of Genetic Modification Polina Ermoshkina, Case Western Reserve University; Brian Gran, Case Western Reserve University • Right to Housing and Housing Inequality in the European Union: Law Versus Social Reality Irene Lebrusan, Harvard University • Disentangling the Relationship Between Life Without Parole Sentences and Violent Crime Rates Using Structural Equation Models Jeremiah Coldsmith, University of Pittsburgh - Johnstown; Ross Kleinstuber, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown • Socially Produced and Enforced Informal Protections of Intellectual Property in Online Crowdsourcing of Designer Board Games Nathan Wright, Bryn Mawr College

63. Paper Session: Caste or Capital? Sanitation Labor and Value Production in India --Parlor C • The Broom as Commodity and Sign Joel Lee, Williams College • Labour, Caste and Racial Capitalism Pallavi Gupta, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill • Manual Scavenging in India: A Happy Marriage of Caste & Capital? Aseem Hasnain, Bridgewater State University; Abhilasha Srivastava,

64. Paper Session: NJ Higher Education for Dreamers: Centering the University-Community Connection --Salon 3 • New Jersey's fight for financial aid for undocumented students Maria Mendez, Saint Peter's University; Pyetra Camargo, Saint Peter's University; Kimberly Rojas, Saint Peter's University; Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's University • Campus-based Immigration Legal Services Jason Hernandez, Rutgers University • How to Pay for a Dream: What High School Guidance Counselors Know, Need to Know, and Want to Know about Financial Aid for Undocumented Students and Families William Westerman, New Jersey City University • The impact of on-campus and off-campus stress on college experiences of students from immigrant households Stephen Ruszczyk, Montclair State University; Stephanie DeDios, Montclair State University; Michael Perez, Montclair State University; Young Sin Kim, Montclair State University; Kayla Towler, Montclair State University; Jasiah Rodriguez, Montclair State University

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

65. Paper Session: Children and Youth --Salon 5 Presider: Jessica Kenty- Drane, Southern Connecticut State University • Risk-Taking Behaviors and Adolescents' School Performance: The Influence of Peers, Employment, and Context Sampson Lee Blair, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Patricia Claster, Edinboro University; Samuel Claster, Edinboro University • The Yoke of Childhood: Misgivings about Children's Relationship to Technology in Contemporary Science Fiction Jessica Kenty- Drane, Southern Connecticut State University • "Staying with the Kids A Good Idea?": Disentangling Age, Period and Cohort Effects Using the General Social Survey, 1972 -- 2018 Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University; Yong Wang, Montclair State University • An Ethnographic Examination of the Parentification and Infantilization of Students Nicole Mittenfelner Carl, University of Pennsylvania • The Media's Adultification of Black Children: Perceptions of Black Children in the Media Wanda Parham- Payne, Prince George's Community College

66. Paper Session: Identity and Society --Salon 6 Presider: David Jonathan Borton, University of Delaware • "I Never Tried to Be": Verbal Disavowal as Identity Work SunAh Marie Laybourn, University of Memphis • Misogyny in the Online Locker Room: Men's Rights, Identity and the 2016 Presidential Election David Jonathan Borton, University of Delaware • The Theatre of Entrepreneurship: The Presentation of Self in the New Entrepreneurial Economy Victor Chen, Virginia Commonwealth University; Jesse Goldstein, Virginia Commonwealth University • The Use of Stickers as a Form of Identity Display and Impression Management among College Students. Jake Milne, Longwood University; Virginia Beard, Longwood University • "I Pledge Allegiance to the MC": Female Biker Citizenship in the Age of 21st Century Populism Sarah Louise Hoiland, Hostos Community College, CUNY

67. Paper Session: Pop Culture, Criminology, and Public Perception --Seminar A • White-collar incarceration in the American Imagination Colleen Eren, William Paterson University • Criminology and Hip-Hop Pedagogy: Understanding Crime and Perceptions Sarah Daly, St. Vincent College • Violence as gender performance in Game of Thrones Jill Kehoe, LaGuardia Community College, CUNY

68. Paper Session: Gender and Work --Seminar B • "We Want to Code Things": Women Engineers, Geeks, & Athletes Navigate a High-Tech Gender Equality Initiative Ethel L. Mickey, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Professional Lives of Men and Women Rabbis Susan Prager, Brooklyn College, CUNY / Retired • Workplace Characteristics Increasing Female Bargaining Power: The Case of Swedish Wages, 2000- 2010 Matthew William Mendoza, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Doing Gender in the Tank: Gendered Interaction among Angel Investors and Entrepreneurs on the Reality Series "Shark Tank" Jay Azriel, York College of Pennsylvania; Laura West Steck, York College of Pennsylvania

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

69. Thematic Panel: Understanding Islamophobia --Independence A Organizer: John O'Brien, New York University - Abu Dhabi • Moderator Eman Abdelhadi, University of Chicago • Panelist Erik Love, Dickinson College • Panelist Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto • Panelist Besheer Mohamed, Pew Research Center • Panelist Jean Beaman, University of California - Santa Barbara Discussant: John O'Brien, New York University - Abu Dhabi

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

70. Author-Meets-Critics: Alejandro Portes and Ariel C. Armony, The Global Edge: Miami in the Twenty-First Century, University of California Press (2018) --Liberty B • Critic Ramiro Martinez, Jr., Northeastern University • Critic Saskia Sassen, Columbia University • Critic Min Zhou, University of California - Los Angeles • Authors Alejandro Portes, Princeton University; Ariel C. Armony, University of Pittsburgh

71. Mini-Conference: Military and Society: II. Veterans --Freedom G Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy Presider: Karin K. DeAngelis, United States Air Force Academy • Disabled, Unemployed, Homeless: Explaining Perceptions and Stereotypes of Veterans in US and UK Society, A Qualitative Cross-Cultural Study Rita Phillips, Robert Gordon University • Reverence to Ridicule: The Fall of Veterans into Homelessness Katie Elizabeth Matthew, George Mason University • "Freedom is Never Free" -- Veteran Masculinity Configuration, Situatedness, and Stressors Steven Dashiell, University of Maryland Baltimore County

72. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: II. Wellbeing & Burnout --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Decreasing Burnout Among Pre-Health Undergraduates: Does an Authentic Interest in Coursework Matter? Alexis Franzese, Elon University; Seth McKee, Elon University • Professionally Sick: A preliminary look at the structural underpinnings of burnout in medicine Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill • "From all Walks of Life": Reducing Stigma about Addiction among Medical Students after attending an Alcoholic Anonymous Meeting Kelly Rhea MacArthur, University of Nebraska - Omaha; Alëna A. Balasanova, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Alison Delizza, University of Nebraska Medical Center • The Pre-Medical Experience as a Critical Period in the Life Course of Physicians Wellness Trajectories Kelly Rhea MacArthur, University of Nebraska - Omaha; Claire L. Stacey, Kent State University; Sarah D. C. Harvey, Kent State University; LaMiesha Lytle, Kent State University • Exploring Humanistic Approaches to Medicine in Medical Students' Reflections on the Meaningful Medicine Mentoring Program (MMmp) Amber Nelson, Marian University

73. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: V. Power, Inequality, and Reproduction --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • The good, the bad and the ugly: Relational work as an antidote against turning gestational surrogacy into mass production Alya Guseva, Boston University • Becoming the Second Mommy Joanna Neville, University of Florida • Interpreting Inequality: Black Women's Understandings of their Reproductive Health Care Patrice Wright, University of Virginia • Soft Sterilization: An Analysis of Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC) in the Carceral State Della Winters, University of Tennessee - Knoxville

74. Mini-Conference: Teaching as a Vocation: II. Workshop: Making Media in Sociology --Salon 4 This workshop will allow participants to learn about the value of media creation assignments (audio, visual, textual) for learning and assessment as well as development of media literacy skills. Participants will consider sample assignments, including some available through the Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology (TRAILS). Organizer: Michele Lee Kozimor, Elizabethtown College • Erin Anderson, Washington College • Raven Bishop, Washington College

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

75. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: IV. Social Death, Afropessimism, and Migration Theory -- Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Confronting Death: Critical Approaches to Death in Migrants' Lives Jamie Longazel, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY; Miranda Hallett, University of Dayton • Still Trafficking: Abolition and Antiblackness in the Mediterranean Tryon Woods, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth • Fantasies of (Public) Mourning In the Mediterranean Khalil Saucier, Bucknell University • Migration Theory and the Black/Non-Black Distinction Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston

76. Panel: Professional Development: How to Succeed on the Academic Job Market (Workshop Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Seminar A Organizer: Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College • Panelist Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College • Panelist Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut • Panelist Simone Kolysh, Farmingdale State College • Panelist Ingrid Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts • Panelist Nicole Butkovich, Rutgers University

77. Paper Session: Engaged Sociology: Connecting Campus to Social Justice --Freedom H • Between Research and Action: Student-led Collaborations to Address Hunger on Campus and Beyond Adam Saltsman, Worcester State University • Fair Trade on Campuses and Beyond: Sociological Frameworks for Nationwide Mobilizing Jonathan M White, Bentley University; Billy Linstead-Goldsmith, Fair Trade Campaigns • Tackling Drug Use Epidemics through Systems-Based Health Programming Jeffrey Hom, Philadelphia Department of Public Health • The Health Equity Change Project: Building from Collective Liberation to Practical Implementation Shelley K. White, Simmons College

78. Paper Session: Racism and Resistance --Independence C Presider: Joey Nathaniel Jennings, University of Maryland - College Park • "A People of the Past?" Invisibility of Contemporary Native Americans Laurel R. Davis-Delano, Springfield College; Virginia McLaurin, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Jennifer J. Folsom, Colorado State University • Riots 23 Years Apart: Race Relations and Police Brutality in America Joey Nathaniel Jennings, University of Maryland - College Park • Racial Projects and the Making of Foreign Ministries: Postcolonial Racial State Building in Late Nineteenth Century Bolivia Marcelo Bohrt, American University • Officer Involved Shootings of Black Citizens in the US Anne Nassauer, Yale University • Toward a Comparative History of Black Resistance to Policing & Incarceration Francisco Vieyra, SUNY Albany

79. Paper Session: Depopulation and Disinvestment --Independence D • Depopulation as a Means of Re-segregation: Racial Patterns in Rural School Closure, 1987-2015 Ryan Parsons, Princeton University • The Independent Consequences of Neighborhood Depopulation for Children's Life Outcomes Robert Manduca, Harvard University; Mario Small, Harvard University • Mourning Urban Decline: Everyday Life After Depopulation in Brightmoor, Detroit Sharon Cornelissen, Princeton University • Building the Eviction Economy: Speculation, Precarity, and Eviction in Detroit Eric Seymour, Rutgers University; Joshua Akers, University of Michigan - Dearborn • Real Estate Investments and Neighborhood Decline Christine Jang-Trettien, Johns Hopkins University

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

80. Paper Session: Culture and Markets II --Parlor A Presider: Gokhan Mulayim, Boston University • Earmarking Risk: Relational Investing and Portfolio Choice Rourke Liam O'Brien, Yale University; Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison • The Social Structure of the Taxicab Medallion Markets Nicholas Joseph Occhiuto, Cornell University; Mario Molina, Cornell University • Framing Security as a Market Object: Laying the Institutional Ground for a Pragmatic Analysis of the Private Security Market in Istanbul Gokhan Mulayim, Boston University • Neoliberalism, Populism, and Healthcare in Turkey Oyman Basaran, Bowdoin College • Is It Worth Double Majoring? Effect of Double-Majoring in the Labor Market Megumi Omori, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

81. Paper Session: The Child Welfare System: Historical Developments and Contemporary Inequalities --Parlor B Organizer: Kelley Fong, Harvard University Presider: Kelley Fong, Harvard University • Professionalizing Protection: Child Welfare and the Regulation of Child Maltreatment Matty Lichtenstein, University of California - Berkeley • Sovereign Shields: Tribal Sovereignty and American Indian Family Separation Frank Edwards, Rutgers University - Newark; Theresa Rocha Beardall, Virginia Tech • Geographies of Exclusion: A Spatial Analysis of Financial Marginalization and Systems of Social Control Youngmin Yi, Cornell University; Megan Doherty Bea, University of Wisconsin - Madison • The Collateral Consequences of Child Maltreatment Registries: A National Review of Barriers to Work for Low- Income Women and Women of Color Colleen Henry, Hunter College, CUNY

82. Paper Session: Coming to America: The Diverse Experiences of West African Immigrants in the United States --Parlor C • School Context in the Shaping of African Students' Identities Mercy Agyepong, New York University • Race Matters for African Refugees Bernadette Ludwig, Wagner College • Jacking Your African: Racial and Ethnic Identity-Work Among Second-Generation West Africans Dialika Sall, Columbia University • Not So Black and White: How Nigerian-Americans Decide Whom to Marry Karen Amaka Okigbo, CUNY Graduate Center

83. Paper Session: Race and Education --Salon 3 Presider: Prabhdeep Singh Kehal, Brown University • Managing Racialized Political Divisions in Social Justice Oriented Teacher Preparation Melissa Archer Alvaré, Monmouth University • Examining the Impacts of Affirmative Action on Women of Color in Faculty Positions Habiba Braimah, Brandeis University • Merit as Race Talk: The Ontological Myopia of Merit Knowledge Prabhdeep Singh Kehal, Brown University • The Making of Black Academic Intellectuals Rutledge M. Dennis, George Mason University

84. Paper Session: Partners, Marriage and Family --Salon 5 Presider: Allison Dunatchik, University of Pennsylvania • Dating and Partner Preferences in China: Young Adults' Aspirations in a Time of Change Sampson Lee Blair, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Timothy Madigan, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania • The Gender Division of Household Labor: New Insights from the Transition to Parenthood Allison Dunatchik, University of Pennsylvania • Single-Mothers-by-Choice Balancing Work and Family Kit Colquhoun Myers, Roanoke College • Race, Gender, and Power in Asian American Interracial Marriages Beenna Han, SUNY at Albany • Mental Work and Infant Care: A Longitudinal Analysis of How First-Time Parents Prepare for the Arrival of Their Newborn Scott Thomas Grether, Longwood University; Laura Fitzwater-Gonzales, Pacific Lutheran University; Robert Gallagher, Pacific Lutheran University

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

85. Paper Session: Race, Identity and Social Movements --Salon 6 Presider: Radha Modi, Florida State University • Tactics of Decentering: Exploring Social Movements Literature and the Reification of White Logics in Race-Based Mobilization Jalia Lashay Joseph, Texas A & M University • Beyond Hijab, Saris and Prada Bags: Muslim American Women and Consumption Farha Ternikar, Le Moyne College • Managing the Racial Divide: How Second Generation South Asians Understand and Perform Race Radha Modi, Florida State University • Mainstreaming Modest Fashion: Muslim American Women Using Islam to Redefine American Fashion Nazreen Bacchus, Queens College, CUNY

86. Paper Session: Gender and Labor --Seminar B Presider: Sanchita Dasgupta, Brandeis University • "It's Your Turn": Gendered Division of Labour among Roommates Sanchita Dasgupta, Brandeis University • Transmissions of Cultural Capital in Child Care: The Use of Educated Nannies Laura Bunyan, University of Connecticut - Stamford • Which Women, Though? An Analysis of Ethnoracial and Generational Differences in Mothers' Time Spent in Household Labor Chandra Reyna, University of Maryland - College Park • A Dyadic Analysis of Parental Time Allocated to Unpaid Household Labor Shannon Hitchcock, Temple University • Gender and Financial Management in Families Angelina Grigoryeva, Harvard University

87. Roundtable: Crime, Law, and Deviance --Freedom E (1) Presider: Marie Mele-Thomas, Monmouth University • Community-Based Victim Advocacy: Assessing Clients' Needs and Experiences Marie Mele-Thomas, Monmouth University • The Influence of CRJ Involvement on the Choice of College Major and Career Aspirations Ilir Disha, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY • Pop Culture "on Watch": Representations of Gender and Law Enforcement in Youth Movies Lena Marie Campagna, Caldwell University • Carceral Dog Training Programs: Practical Applications Kimberly Collica-Cox, Pace University - New York City; Gennifer Furst, William Paterson University; Kimberly Houser, Rowan University; Michele Pich, Rowan University; Christine Saum, Rowan University

88. Roundtable: Environment, Housing, and Urban Sociology --Freedom E (2) • Chocolate-Burbs: Using "Chocolate Cities" and "Ethnoburbs" to Unpack the Black Experience in the Diverse Suburb of Shaker Heights, Ohio Alan Vincent Grigsby, Curry College • The Cultural Proletariat Revisited: Art and Cultural Production in the Gentrifying City Mario R Hernandez, Mills College • The Housing Crisis, Generalized: Housing Affordability for the Middle Class Kasey Michael Zapatka, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Fishtown, Philadelphia: Gentrification, Race, and Music Venues Stanley Jamal Collins, Temple University • Cognitive Accessibility of Ordinary Housing: Concepts and Main Practical Results Eve E. GARDIEN, Université Rennes 2 • The Void After Paradise: Inequality in Long-Term Evacuation and Displacement from the 2018 Camp Fire A. Isabelle Kennedy, Boston College • Motherhood and the Formation of Ecologically Oriented Taste Xiaosu Tian, Boston College

89. Roundtable: International and Global Sociology --Freedom E (3) • Community Engagement and Economic Well-Being in Latin America Jacob Harrison Dillabaugh, University of Notre Dame • Migration in the Era of National Populism: Global Futures Gabriel Rubin, Montclair State University • Refugee Resettlement in Pennsylvania: Community Support Against All Odds Katelyn Nicole Barr, Lehigh University

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90. Roundtable: Medical Sociology and Health --Freedom E (4) • This is Your Brain on Drugs: Analyzing Public Perceptions of the Relationship Between Mental Health and Substance Abuse Sarah Jayne Johnson, Lehigh University; Heather Johnson, Lehigh University • Management of Professional Healthcare and Home Caregiver Burnout: A Social Care Determinant of Healthy Aging Justice Echezona Obiora, University of North Texas • Traditional Chinese Medical Beliefs as Power/Knowledge: How Do Chinese Immigrants Negotiate Their Health Beliefs Through Re-recognizing the Body Lin Zhu, Center for Asian Health, Temple University; Wenyue Lu, Temple University; Grace Ma, Center for Asian Health, Temple University • Negotiating the Role of the Registered Dietitian: From Weight Management Expert to Health at Every Size Gabriele Jaclyn Gomez, Lehigh University • Social Disparities in Stroke Mortality: The Role that Race, Place, and Doctors Play in the Health Inequities of Women Over 45 Years Old Michael Silas Topping, University of Memphis; Mohamad Almasri, Saint Leo University

91. Roundtable: Intersections of Identity and International Sociology --Freedom E (5) • Movement Frames in the Mainstream News: The Fight to Regulate the Sperm Donor Industry Kimberly Dugan, Eastern Connecticut State University • Balkan Genetic Identity, Online Community Forums, and Ethnic-Nationalist Populism Katherine Gregory, New York City College of Technology • Juggling Legitimacy and Advocacy: A Case Study of NGO Advocating Rights for Sex Workers in China Fengrui Tian, Boston College • State Theory in the Age of Populism Abbey S Willis, Siena College; Davita Glasberg, University of Connecticut; Deric Shannon, Oxford College of Emory University

92. Roundtable: Undergraduate Paper Session 1 --Freedom E (6) • Having Pride?: The Linguistic Reappropriation of LGBTQ+ Slurs Nicolas Andrew Hall, Arcadia University • Who's My Parent When I Fill Out My FAFSA?: Responses To A Narrow Definition Of Family Temma Grace Pelletier, Boston University • Asian/Asian American Students in College: Affinity Groups and Sense of Belonging Greene Ko, Amherst College • A Sociological Examination of Transracial and Transnational Adoption Kelsey Frizell, United States Military Academy • The Political Participation of Latino Noncitizens in the U.S. (2015-2019) Emily Ann Brubaker, George Mason University

93. Poster: Undergraduate Session I --Liberty Foyer • Integration into the Labor Market: Perspectives of Mexican Immigrants Alexa Aviles Alonso, Brooklyn College, CUNY • How Much Is $15 worth? A Study of The Minimum Wage Increase in the Age of Precarity Robert Mendoza, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Friendship Pattern of International Students at Caldwell University: Assessing Segregation in Cultural and Cross- Cultural Relations Avilasha Joshi, Caldwell University • Tiger Moms, Dragon Dads, and Baby Pandas: Cultural Expectations of Success Among Asian-American College Students Corinne Wai Yin Tam, Chapman University • The Influence of Internet Culture on Social Analysis Paralysis Glennan Skye Keldin, Chapman University • Understanding The Culture Of Commiseration Hannah Fetherstonhaugh, Chapman University • Cultural Ascendance: High Brow Hip Hop in the Political Sphere Matthew Quentin Joy, Chapman University • The Gendered Economic Impacts of Divorce Tara Strelevitz, Colby College • Medicaid Recipients Experience Differential Access to Care by Socioeconomic and Demographic Indicators Taylor Glassman, Colby College • Title: The Skin Color Disadvantage: Skin Color Influences on Depression and Health Among Immigrants in the United States Aisha Javid, CUNY (continued on next page)

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93. Poster: Undergraduate Session I --Liberty Foyer (continued) • The Association between and Stress levels and Ability to Manage task among Young Adults who have Trouble falling asleep Anelfi Maria, Lehman College, CUNY • Kids, Not Criminals: Criminalization in School & The Hindrance of Black & Latino Youth's Education Yasmin Seweid, CUNY Baruch College; Yasmin Seweid, CUNY Baruch College • City Project Angela Rapp, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Reproductive Justice for Black Women in America Emily Batista, Brooklyn College, CUNY • The Green Equalizer:Promoting Economic Security for Struggling New York Households Through Energy Efficiency Maria Isabel Olivera, Queens College, CUNY • ISIS and The National Policy Institute: How Islamophobia Fuels White Supremacy and Islamic Terrorism Brynn Dao, Delaware State University • Exclusion of the Included: An Analysis of Campus Racial Climate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Virginia Leach, Drew University • Colors of Victimization: Variations by Race, Gender and Class Alexandra Mihalko, Drexel University; Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University • Perceptions of Female Genital Cutting Among African-Born Immigrants in Philadelphia Amna Khalafalla, Drexel University; Turo Boyiri, Drexel University; Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University • Sex Positivity in Sex Shops Isabella Marie Sangaline, Drexel University; Jason Orne, Drexel University • HIV Risk and Stigma: The Relevance of Social Networks. Turo Boyiri, Drexel University; Amna Khalafalla, Drexel University; Alexandra Eastus, Drexel University; Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University • Weak Ties and Organizing: Evaluating the Significance of Granovetter's Social Network Model for Social Movements Musa Saleem, Duke University • Material Use Adaptation in the Migrant Population as a Response to "Prevention Through Deterrence" Kristina Anne Tabb, Eastern Connecticut State University • Literacy Warriors: Identifying Inequalities and Maximizing Literacy Comprehension in a Mixed-Income Community Patrice Eugene, Eastern Connecticut State University • Facilitating the Writer Habitus: Critical-Consciousness Raising in the First-Year Writing Classroom Robert Lee Murray, Eastern Connecticut State University • The Achievement Gap within the Asian-American Community: Disaggregating Asian-American Ethnic Groups to Dismantle the Model Minority Myth Tara Hanh Nguyen, Eastern Connecticut State University • Understanding Teacher Evaluations: Links Between Kindergarteners' SES and the Accuracy of Teacher Ratings Jennifer Ganeles, Queens College, CUNY • Graffiti Writers in North/ Northeast Philadelphia Neighborhoods Sydnie Jene Schwarz, Swarthmore College

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94. Presidential Panel: Sociology as Science and Vocation: The Legacy of Janet Abu-Lughod --Independence A Organizer: Susan Eckstein, Boston University • Moderator Susan Eckstein, Boston University • Panelist Diane Davis, Harvard University • Panelist Saskia Sassen, Columbia University • Panelist Patricia Fernández-Kelly, Princeton University

95. Author-Meets-Critics: Tsedale Melaku, You Don't Look Like a Lawyer: Black Women and Systemic Gendered Racism, Rowman and Littlefield (2019) --Liberty B • Critic Margaret M. Chin, Hunter College, CUNY • Critic Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St Louis • Critic Tamara Mose, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Critic Eileen O'Brien, Saint Leo University • Author Tsedale Melaku, The Graduate Center, CUNY

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

96. Mini-Conference: Military and Society: III. Overload and Boredom in the Military --Freedom G Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy Presider: Jacob Absalon, United States Military Academy • A Mundane Deployment: Increasing Marital Satisfaction While Apart Andrea Karlen, United States Military Academy • Sexuality as a Site of Harassment for Women in the United States Military Stephanie Bonnes, University of New Haven • Fear of Missing Out: Cadet and Civilian Undergraduate Media Use and Gratifications Karin K. DeAngelis, United States Air Force Academy; Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy; David E. Rohall, Missouri State University; Micheal D. Matthews, United States Military Academy

97. Mini-Conference: Teaching as a Vocation: III. Turning Scholarly Teaching into Professional Activity: Publishing in Teaching Sociology and TRAILS --Salon 4 Organizer: Michele Lee Kozimor, Elizabethtown College • Publishing Articles, Notes, and Conversations in Teaching Sociology Michele Lee Kozimor, Elizabethtown College • Publishing Book, Film, and Podcast Reviews in Teaching Sociology Barbara Prince, Lebanon Valley College • Publishing in the Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology (TRAILS) Gregory Kordsmeier, Indiana University Southeast

98. Panel: Professional Development: How to Achieve Tenure and Promotion (Workshop Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Seminar A Organizer: Beth Montemurro, Penn State University Abington • Panelist Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College • Panelist Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut • Panelist Beth Montemurro, Penn State University Abington • Panelist Joanne Ardovini, Metropolitan College of New York • Panelist Ingrid Castro, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

99. Paper Session: Sociology in Action on Immigration and Migration --Freedom H • Making Worcester Home: Combining Dual Enrollment and Participatory Action Research to Engage Newcomer Youth Adam Saltsman, Worcester State University • Students Advocating for Immigrants and Asylum Seekers: Growing a Movement for Social Change Jonathan M White, Bentley University; Shawn Hauserman, Bentley University • Place-Based Immersive Learning in Health Equity: Examining History and Complexity at the US-Mexico Border Shelley K. White, Simmons College

100. Paper Session: The Black and Southern Roots of American Sociology --Independence C • "Those Who Commit the Murders, Write the Reports": What Ida B. Wells-Barnett Taught Us About Black Lives Matter Shaonta' Allen, University of Cincinnati • Augustus Granville Dill: A Case Study in Subjugated Knowledges, Public Sociology, and the Politics of Legitimization Marcus Anthony Brooks, University of Cincinnati • Half the Work, Double the Recognition: Underdeveloped Sociological Research Methods in the American Journal of Sociology, 1895-1919 Kalasia Ojeh, University of Louisville • A Well-Dressed Lie and the Naked Truth: The Contributions of HBCUs to American Sociology Earl Wright II, University of Cincinnati

101. Paper Session: Cascading: Downward Mobility through the Prism of Intersectionality --Independence D Presider: Maxine Zinn, Michigan State University • Theorizing Cascading: Toward a Multicausal Explanation Michael Strand, Brandeis University • Cascading and Dependence on Technology Debra Osnowitz, Brandeis University; Kathleen Jenkins, College of William and Mary • Cascading and Kinship: Under the Bridge of the American Dream Karen V. Hansen, Brandeis University • Comments Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania

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102. Paper Session: Culture and Capital --Parlor A Presider: Elena Ayala-Hurtado, Harvard University • Community Amid Uncertainty: The Case of Graduate School Admissions Elena Ayala-Hurtado, Harvard University; Derek Robey, Harvard University • The Gift of W.E.B. Du Bois's The Gift of Black Folk: African Cultural Capital and the Making of America Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College

103. Paper Session: The Child Welfare System: Family and Community Experiences --Parlor B Organizer: Kelley Fong, Harvard University Presider: Kelley Fong, Harvard University • The Punished Mother: Entanglements of Child Protection and Judicial Surveillance AshLee Smith, University of Minnesota • From "Grandma" to "Mom" to "Grandma" Again: The Opioid Crisis and Kinship Care in Rural Appalachia Kristina Paige Brant, Harvard University • "I Know How It Feels": Empathy and Child Maltreatment Non-Reporting Among Low-Income Mothers Kelley Fong, Harvard University • Working Towards a Child Welfare System That Better Serves Children and Families Kathleen Creamer, Community Legal Services • Take Away Our Poverty, Not Our Children: Campaigning Against Family Separation by Child Welfare Phoebe Jones, Every Mother is a Working Mother Network Discussant: Dorothy Roberts, University of Pennsylvania

104. Paper Session: Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and Xenophobia --Parlor C Presider: Jenny Jacqueline Enos, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • Revisiting Group-Threat: Race, Temporality, and Anti-Immigrant Voting in Scandinavia Before and After the Refugee Crisis Jenny Jacqueline Enos, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • "Papers, Please!": Explaining State-level Immigration Bills, 2005-2017. Saran Ghatak, Keene State College; Vincent Ferraro, Framingham State University • A Student or a Refugee? : How Syrian Students Cope with Stigma in Higher Education Ezgi Deniz Rasit, Northeastern University • The State of Things: How Individual States Resist or Abet National-Level Anti-Immigrant Sentiments Through State Law Hira Iqbal, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

105. Paper Session: Identity, Marginalization, and Inclusivity in Universities --Salon 3 Presider: Susan Rose, Dickinson College • Contentious Encounters or Teachable Moments? Moving From Diversity to Inclusion Susan Rose, Dickinson College; Donna Bickford, Dickinson College; Brenda Bretz, Dickinson College • Surviving While Black in the Criminal Justice Classroom Sean Kelly Wilson, William Paterson University; Jason Williams, Montclair State University • Gender and Individual Effort in Student Teams Jacqueline Zalewski, West Chester University; Susan Brudvig, Northern Kentucky University • Inclusive Teaching, Intentionally D. Chanele Moore, University of Delaware • Teaching to Empower, Teaching as Empowerment Carolyn Corrado, SUNY - New Paltz

106. Paper Session: Marriage, Parenting, and the Intergenerational Divide --Salon 5 Presider: Elizabeth A. Mansley, Mount Aloysius College • Doing Fathering: Exploring Differences in How Disney Dads Raise Sons and Daughters Elizabeth A. Mansley, Mount Aloysius College; Katie Mirance, Mount Aloysius College; Maggee Carrara, Mount Aloysius College • Intergenerational Ties between Non-heterosexual Young Adult children and Their Parents Beenna Han, SUNY at Albany • Who Should Marry Whom? an Experimental Approach to Understanding Gender Ideals and Group Boundaries Daniela Urbina Julio, Princeton University

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107. Paper Session: Racial Boundary and Identity Formation --Salon 6 Presider: Tiffany Joyce Huang, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences • Ethnic Boundary Making in Jamaica: Afro- and Chinese-Jamaicans in the Age of Chinese Neo- colonialism Monique Deeann Asandra Kelly, Michigan State University; Janelle Levy, University of California - Irvine • Revisiting the Relationship Between Discrimination and Commonality Tiffany Joyce Huang, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences • Racial Formation in Sweden Beiyi Hu, The Graduate Center, CUNY • White Space, Brown Neighborhood: Space, Race, and Interest in Hartford, Connecticut Bianca Gonzalez-Sobrino, Quinnipiac University • Racial Acculturation Among Second and Third-Generation Puerto Ricans Janelle Ashley Viera, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

108. Paper Session: Gendered Social Spaces --Seminar B Presider: Nicole Catherine Cochran, Temple University • "Sweetie, Where's Your Supervisor?": Coping with Sexism at Work Nicole Catherine Cochran, Temple University; Nicole Catherine Cochran, Temple University • Partisan Determinants of Women's State Legislative Representation: A Longitudinal and Intersectional Analysis Morgan Carey Matthews, University of Wisconsin - Madison • #WomenInAg: Examining Constructions of Women Farmers Online Carmen Marie Rowe, Boston University

109. Poster: Undergraduate Session II --Liberty Foyer • Confidence in Students with Learning Disabilities at Amherst College Emily Elizabeth Hirtle, Amherst College • We Are My Folks? The Representation of the LGBT Community of Color in the Media Alexis Diaz, Arcadia University; Shanaya Lockes-Rich, Arcadia University • Being Black: Social Identity Theory and African Americans Daniela Pinilla Angel, Arcadia University • Today's Teen: The Representation of Teenage Youth in HBO's Euphoria Joseph Horn, Arcadia University • The Things I Do For Love: The Representation of Gendered Violence in Game of Thrones Kira Fabey, Acadia University • Speaking Your Truth: An Exploratory Study on the Realities of Being Transgender or Gender Non-Conforming In Rural and Urban America Ryn Jones, Arcadia University • Social Media and Beauty Standards Bennie Noel, Bloomfield College • Cultural Heritage Across Generations Laura-Ashleigh Pitt, Bloomfield College • Analysis of Race in Fatal Police Shootings Benjamin David Maust, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Religiosity and Faith: A longitudinal study on trends of Divorce in the United States. Casey Lawson Glunt, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Race and Fast Food Access Michaela Maw, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Have American's Views on Capital Punishment Changed over Time? Caleb Micah Martinez, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Have American Views on Abortion Changed Over Time? A Sociological Investigation Jacquelyn Elizabeth Burke, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Success Battle: First- Generation Ethnic Minority Students vs. Non-First Generation Ethnic Minority Students Lizmeidy Hernandez, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Analysis of Divorce Rates, Suicide Rates, and Mental Health by Occupation, An Attempt to Find the Highest Level of Work-Sourced Misery Nicholas Christopher Ciucci, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Self-Reported Mental Health: A Sociological Examination Taylor Ashley Golder, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Homophobia Through Social Change Timothy James Curry, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania (continued on next page)

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109. Poster: Undergraduate Session II --Liberty Foyer (continued) • Father Figure Presence and Type and Young Adult Relationship Timing and Type Amanda Carol Zagame, Brown University • The Impact of Marital Status on Self Reported Health Status Claire Margaret O'Brien, Bucknell University • The Impact of Political Party Affiliation on Attitudes Toward National Spending Emily Steer Turner, Bucknell University • The Impact of Religious Affiliation and Church Attendance on the Acceptance of Euthanasia Hannah Elizabeth Price, Bucknell University • The Effects of Religious Attendance and Prayer on Self-Reported Health John Vincent Mirsky, Bucknell University • Contact Theory & Views on Currently/Formerly Incarcerated Individuals Alyssa Kuryluk, Cabrini University • Media and Attitudes About Police in College Students Jenna Megan Velez, Cabrini University • Sexual Assault Prevention Education Effectiveness Julia Taylor Smith, Cabrini University • The Effects of Family Structure and Parental Attachment on Juvenile Delinquency Kacie Lynn McRea, Cabrini University • Characteristics of American Dog Owners: A Sociological Analysis Catherine Dana Donkus, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

110. Speed Mentoring --Freedom E Confused about the job market? Not sure how much to revise on that R&R? Never taught before and now have 3 preps? Well, as part of ESS's ongoing efforts to provide mentorship to students and junior faculty, we are launching a speed mentoring event at this year's meeting. We will be offering (tentatively) 7 themed tables, and each table will ideally have 2-3 faculty mentors. Mentees will go from table to table for those topics on which they would like information. Organizers: Joan Maya Mazelis, Rutgers University - Camden; Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY

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111. Presidential Panel: Sociology as Science and Vocation: The Legacy of Jessie Bernard --Independence A Organizer: Kathleen Gerson, New York University • Moderator Kathleen Gerson, New York University • Panelist Michael Messner, University of Southern California • Panelist Mignon Moore, Columbia University • Panelist Christine Williams, University of Texas at Austin

112. Author-Meets-Critics: Anna Curtis, Dangerous Masculinity: Fatherhood, Race, and Security Inside America's Prisons, Rutgers University Press (2019) --Liberty B • Critic Lucius Couloute, Suffolk University • Critic Jill McCorkel, Villanova University • Critic Timothy J. Nelson, Princeton University • Critic Michaela Soyer, Hunter College, CUNY • Author Anna Curtis, SUNY - Cortland

113. Mini-Conference: Active Learning and Job Skills: I. Workshop: Intro to Soc Courses --Seminar A Learn and share how to get students to learn sociology through doing sociology and making connections between sociological tools and job skills for students! Organizers: Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University; Kathleen Korgen, William Paterson University

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114. Mini-Conference: Military and Society: IV. International Challenges and the Military --Freedom G Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy Presider: Bryan Williams, United States Military Academy • Anti-Communist Ideology in Military Ideas and Its Role in the Democratic Culture Deficit in the Brazilian Armed Forces Humberto Lourenção, Air Force University, Brazil • Religion, Sex, and Cross-Cultural Experiences in Jordan Maggie Scholl, United States Naval Academy; Brooklyn Pritchard, United States Naval Academy; Kevin Hogan, United States Naval Academy; Andrew Kenneth Ledford, United States Naval Academy • Outsourcing War and Civilian Casualties: Examining the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Ori Swed, Texas Tech University • Ambiguous Deployment Remi M. Hajjar, United States Military Academy; Jacob Absalon, United States Military Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy

115. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: III. Status & Inequality in the Professions --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Exploring Physician Career Trajectories through an Intersectional Lens Alyssa Browne, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill • Identity Taxation in Medical Education Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago • Clients as Agents and Mediums in the Production of a Status Hierarchy in the Veterinary Profession Adilia E. E. James, Endicott College • A Qualitative Study of Interprofessional Collaboration in Radiation Oncology: Is there a need for further education? Olivia Schutz, Pritzker School of Medicine, University of Chicago

116. Mini-Conference: Sociology as a Vocation for Women of Color: I. Session 1 --Salon 4 Organizers: Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, University of Pennsylvania; Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County • Navigating the Academy from a Marginalized Intersectional Identity Aneesa Baboolal, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth • Measuring Cultural and Identity Taxation in Higher Education: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach Blaque Robinson, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Crystal Peoples, Duke University • Women of Color in the Academy: The Contradiction of Being in Demand and Devalued Belinda Gonzalez, Ithaca College

117. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: VI. (Re)Evaluating Risk & Reproduction --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • " A pregnant pause": How birth intervals contribute to anemia severity among women of reproductive age. Adenife Modile, University of Colorado - Boulder • Making the Connection: Black women's awareness of maternal mortality risk Karyn Alayna Stewart, DePaul University • "Risks"of Reproduction or Reproduction of "Risk"? Jifang Qiu, Nanjing Medical University • Disparities in HPV Vaccination: Moving Beyond Fundamental Social Causes Elizabeth Anderson, Indiana University • Examination of the Reproductive Landscape of Teenagers in Indiana Elizabeth Ziff, University of Indiana

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118. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: V. Interrogating Illegality and Legal Precarity --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Transnational Emplacements of Immigrant Status Exclusions and Racial Border Formations in the US Payal Banerjee, Smith College • Legal Status Fluidity: Theorizing Legal Status Transitions and How Filipinos Navigate Immigration Pathways Daniela Pila, University at Albany, SUNY • The Pervasive Fear of Law Enforcement and The Threat of 'La Migra': Ongoing Manifestations of Illegality in the Lives of Formerly Undocumented Latinx Young Adults Alessandra Bazo Vienrich, Davidson College • Organizing unpaid labor among skilled migrants: the role of the non-state actors Ievgeniia Zasoba, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Perceptions of Legal Precarity in Refugee Integration: Beyond the Binary of Temporary Versus Permanent Aysegul Balta Ozgen, University of Pennsylvania

119. Panel: Employing Your Sociological Imagination: Careers Outside of Academia --Salon 3 • Panelist Sidra Jass Montgomery, Insight Policy Research • Panelist Steven Metraux, University of Delaware • Panelist Luka Carfagna, Thomas Edison State University • Panelist Jillian Powers, Idea Couture

120. Paper Session: Teaching Sociology --Freedom H Presider: Mary Stephanie Berridge, Wilmington University • Failure to Thrive: Stemming the Failure Rate Tide in SOC 101 Mary Stephanie Berridge, Wilmington University; Johanna P. Bishop, Wilmington University; Shiloh Andrus, Wilmington University; Scott George, Wilmington University; Sarah Stowens, Wilmington University • Identifying the Strengths and Weaknesses of Teaching Sociology Online at the Community College Level Joseph Boyle, Brookdale Community College • Lessons, Challenges and Payoffs From Designing and Teaching a Cornerstone Course in Sociology Sergio Antonio Cabrera, Ithaca College • Teaching Sociology Online: Methods for Engagement Meredith Katz, Virginia Commonwealth University

121. Paper Session: Whiteness, Power, and Threat --Independence C Presider: Jason Torkelson, William Paterson University • Unlearning racism: On the sociological role of guilt and shame amongst white South Africans confronting their racism. Jacob Boersema, New York University; Jules Salomone, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Modeling the Fractures and Faultlines of Whiteness: The Racial Ideologies of Contemporary White Americans Jason Torkelson, William Paterson University; Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota; Joseph Gerteis, University of Minnesota • Racial Priming and Threat: Finding Common Ground for Symbolic Racism and Group Conflict Perspectives of Racial Policy Attitudes Shaun S Genter, University of Maryland - College Park • The Unspoken in the Unmarked: Tracking Racial Silences and the Process of Avoiding Together Jennifer Marie Girouard, Marlboro College • Waiting for Power: Observing Race and Inequality in Landlord Tenant Court Kelsey Jeanne Drotning, University of Maryland - College Park

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122. Paper Session: Elites --Independence D Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania • The Wager: Compensation, Gender, and Value in the Hedge Fund Industry Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University • Race and Cultural Fit in the Corporate Sphere Patricia Banks, Mount Holyoke College • The Inheritance Challenge: The First Post-Soviet Generation of wealth contemplating the future of their fortunes and their children Elisabeth Schimpfossl, Aston University Discussant: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania

123. Paper Session: Cultural and Social Capital in Urban Settings --Parlor A Presider: Timothy Ittner, Columbia University • Spatio-Political Homophily and Interpersonal Trust Timothy Ittner, Columbia University • "Making Nice" and Other Tricks of the Housing Locator Trade: Housing Voucher Use for the Chronically Homeless Susan Rakosi- Rosenbloom, Drew University • Still Killing the Black Body: LARCs as a Mechanism of (Re)productive Control Jill M Wood, Penn State University; Jill M Wood, Penn State University • Creative City in an Authoritarian State: Narratives and Practices in Istanbul's Path to "Global City"ness and back Volkan Aytar, Virginia Commonwealth University

124. Paper Session: Deviance, Crime and Juvenile Justice System --Parlor B Presider: Shi Dong, Mount Holyoke College • Adolescent Substance Use and Self-Efficacy: Today's Thrills and Tomorrow's Future Roles Shi Dong, Mount Holyoke College; Sampson Lee Blair, University at Buffalo, SUNY • The Need for Reform: Reducing Juvenile Offending by Reshaping the Juvenile Justice System Kimeu Boynton, Delaware State University; Laurin Parker, Delaware State University • Collective Efficacy, Sense of Place, and the Expectation of Routine Urban Crime Joy Kadowaki, University of Dayton

125. Paper Session: Education and Health in Asia --Parlor C Presider: Fangsheng Zhu, Harvard University • Meritocracy from Below: Bottom-up Rules in Admissions to Selective Middle School in Chinese Cities Fangsheng Zhu, Harvard University • Managing Diverse Pressures: Teachers, Nationalism, and the Business of Education Adrienne Atterberry, Syracuse University • Marriage Is Not Protecting Health in China: Evidence from Nationally Representative Data Fang Fang, Virginia Tech; Xiao Yang, University of Pittsburgh • Economic Disadvantage of Asian Americans: A Foreign Education Matters? Bohui Wang, Temple University • Social Capital and Health in East Asia: Re-examine the Structure Wenjin Wang, University of Delaware

126. Paper Session: Parenting and Family --Salon 5 • Father Figure Presence and Type and Young Adult Educational Achievement Amanda Carol Zagame, Brown University • Parenting in Bureaucracy: An Analysis of Parenting Culture in the US Foster Care System Jessica Callahan, University of California Irvine • "Dang, That Still Is My Mother": A Qualitative Exploration of the Relationship Between Adult Incarcerated Men and Their Mothers Janani Umamaheswar, Southern Connecticut State University • Papers and Parenting: The Experiences of Mothers in Academia Emma Rich, Gettysburg College • The Plight of Women and Children in the Internally Displaced Camps in Nigeria Ladi Sule Matinja, University of Abuja, Nigeria

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127. Paper Session: Racial, Ethnic, and National Identities --Salon 6 Presider: Linda R. Weber, SUNY • Fostering Acculturation by Embracing Music: A Case Study of Refugee Youth Nicole Rosen, The Ingenuity Project; Nicole Ann Shoenberger, Loyola University Maryland • Here Come the Americans: An Exploration of Ancestral Identity, Trust, and Racial Attitudes Linda R. Weber, SUNY • On Being White: Symbolic Interactionism, Racial Identity, and Navigating the Color-Line in Predominantly Black Schools Marcus Bell, Onondaga Community College, SUNY • The Centering of Hybridity in Contemporary Interpretations of Jamaican Nationhood: The Continued Race Nature of National Identity Monique Deeann Asandra Kelly, Michigan State University • Whither Reagan's Universal American Spirit? Mohamoud M. Ismail, The College of New Jersey

128. Paper Session: Gender and Migration --Seminar B Presider: Katie Elizabeth Matthew, George Mason University • Intergenerational Transmission of Gendered Attitudes Among Second-Generation Adolescents: Using a Multi- Group Structural Equation Model to Test Interaction Effects of Mother's Gender Ideology and Her Nativity on Adolescent Gender Attitudes Ismail Nooraddini, George Mason University • "Vives Solo:" Transnational Fatherhood and Return Migration from the U.S. to Mexico Ruth Marleen Hernandez, Skidmore College; Samantha Velez, Skidmore College • The Power of The Homeland: Gender Role Changes and the Transnational Ripple Effect among Liberian Refugees in the U.S. Bernadette Ludwig, Wagner College • Unsettled: The Complexities of Refugee Integration in an Anti-Immigration Era Katie Elizabeth Matthew, George Mason University; Eirini Giannaraki, George Mason University; Madison Tincha, George Mason University • On the Importance of Playing House: The Paradox of the Domestic Mode of Belonging in Finnish Immigrant Integration Policies Linda Haapajärvi, Centre Maurice Halbwachs

129. Poster: Undergraduate Session III --Liberty Foyer • Surviving the Gauntlet: Using CBR to Measure Client Satisfaction with an Isshinryu Karate School Emalie Rell, Elizabethtown College; Jessica Cox, Elizabethtown College; Rachel Lee Bickelman, Elizabethtown College; Erin Vago, Elizabethtown College; O'Livia McIntosh, Elizabethtown College; Matthew Van Heesewijk, Elizabethtown College; Cierra Stevens, Elizabethtown College; Rebecca Li, Elizabethtown College; Elizabeth Zeiber, Elizabethtown College; Evan Ross, Elizabethtown College; Marlee Katherine Dzergoski, Elizabethtown College • Press on Regardless: An Exploratory Examination of American Stage Rally Racing Culture Gavin Phillips, Elizabethtown College; Emalie Rell, Elizabethtown College • A Force to Be Reckoned With: The Effects of Age and Social Media Usage on the Views of Police Use of Force Jessica Jenny Cox, Elizabethtown College • Down and Working in the Dumps: The Effects of Job Satisfaction, Work Stress, and Work Hours on Depression Rachel Lee Bickelman, Elizabethtown College • Minimum Wage to Universal Basic Income: An Application of the Best Model Audrey Eava Averill, Frederick Community College • Sit-Lie Laws and the Struggle to Survive: An Application of the Best Model to the Homeless Problem in America Chloe Noel Miller, Frederick Community College • Contemporary Slavery Claudia Esther Lee, Frederick Community College • The Social Construction of Difference: An Application of The Best Model on the Eugenics Movement Karla Martina Urbina, Frederick Community College • 'Zines: The Feminist Resistance Marcus Senior, Frederick Community College • The Title X Gag Rule and Women's Reproductive Rights: An Application of the Best Model Megan Elizabeth Warren, Frederick Community College • White Racial Narration Elexus Iris Buckner, George Mason University • Breaking Binaries and Breaking Records: Examining the Impact of State-Level High School Policies on Transgender Athlete Participation Emily Grace Wielk, Gettysburg College (continued on next page)

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129. Poster: Undergraduate Session III --Liberty Foyer (continued) • Conforming to the Divide: A Look at Interracial Interactions and the Social Factors that Influence Interracial Relations on a College Campus Josephine Rivera, Gettysburg College • Compliments and Consumption: Tourists' Perspectives on Singapore's Culture Meira Deborah Ruben, Gettysburg College • An Analysis of Human Trafficking in Washinton D.C Ray-Jaxxon Kelley, Gettysburg College; Lisa Suriel, Gettysburg College • The Purchase of Counterfeit in mainland China Tianyi He, Gettysburg College • First Generation College Students and their Experiences Kiera Crystal Abdul, Goucher College; Nicole Elizabeth Wilkerson, Goucher College; Sharifa Brooke's Smith Lowe, Goucher College; Heymi Iveth Elvir Maldonado, Goucher College; Beatriz Costilla, Goucher College • The Unrepresented and Neglected Literacy Needs of Rural Areas in Policy Rebecca Christine Lelles, Hartwick College • Protective Factors for Healthcare Burnout Amelia Grace Schroeder, Hope College; Aaron B. Franzen, Hope College; Barbara Vincensi, Hope College • Resistance and Healing: Spirituality Among African American Women Doreen Young, Howard University • Cultural Practice and Educational Priority among Bangladeshi-American Families in New York City Jeewoo Lee, Independent Scholar • LGBTQ+ Identity in College Athletics Alexander Zi Perry, Ithaca College • "Wedding Venue Discourse of Metro-Atlanta: Race, Disability, and Sexuality" Kaitlin Elizabeth Perkins, Kennesaw State University • Privatization and Resistance in Immigrant Detention Yazmin Baptiste, Lafayette College • The Silent Link: A Connection between Domestic Abuse and Animal Cruelty Arlana Leah Henneberry, Le Moyne College • Body Cameras in Law Enforcement: Are they Beneficial? Nicole Ann Lattimore, Le Moyne College • The Explanatory Capacity of Mental Illness: How Mental Health Disorders Shift Perceptions of Behavior Danielle Toshie Sato, Lehigh University • Industrialization & Impairment: Transnationalizing Disability Studies Hannah Elizabeth Tubman, Loyola University Maryland • Identity Formation of Positive Deviants: A Case Study of Academically Advanced High School Students Nicole Ann Shoenberger, Loyola University Maryland • Structure, Will, and Agency: Toward a Comprehension of Human Motivation Hector Eduardo Trujillo, Loyola University Maryland

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New Books Reception – Book Exhibit – Liberty A

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

130. Plenary: China and America: A Contested Relationship --Liberty C • Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University • Victor Nee, Cornell University • Min Zhou, University of California - Los Angeles

131. Thematic Panel: The Central American Exodus: Its Roots, Present Course, and Prospects --Independence A Organizer: Cecilia Menjívar, University of California - Los Angeles • Panelist Cecilia Menjívar, University of California - Los Angeles • Panelist Néstor Rodríguez, University of Texas at Austin • Panelist Leisy Abrego, University of California - Los Angeles • Panelist Karen Tejada-Peña, University of Hartford

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM - continued

132. Author-Meets-Critics: Edward Telles and Christina A. Sue, Durable Ethnicity: Mexican Americans and the Ethnic Core, Oxford University Press (2019) --Liberty B • Critic Robert C. Smith, Baruch College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Critic Maria Abascal, Columbia University • Critic Van Tran, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Authors Edward Telles, University of California - Santa Barbara; Christina A. Sue, University of Colorado - Boulder

133. Mini-Conference: Active Learning and Job Skills: II. Workshop: Social Problems Courses --Seminar A Learn and share how to get students to learn sociology through doing sociology and making connections between sociological tools and job skills for students! Organizers: Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University; Kathleen Korgen, William Paterson University

134. Mini-Conference: Military and Society: V. Social Psychology and Leadership in the Military --Freedom G Organizers: Ryan Kelty, United States Air Force Academy; Morten Ender, United States Military Academy Presider: Bryan Williams, United States Military Academy • Trust and the Quality of a Relationship Laith D. Shannon, United States Naval Academy • Bringing Leadership Back In--Military Sociology Guy L. Siebold, Independent Scholar • The Relation of Trust in Leaders to Reporting Unethical Conduct: A Service Academy Perspective Michael Norton, United States Naval Academy • Truth in Military Studies: Lessons for Producers and Consumers of Research on the Military David R. Segal, University of Maryland - College Park

135. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: IV. Experiences of Evaluation --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Why Your Doctor didn't go to Class: Student Culture, Institutional Change, and the Impact of High-Stakes Testing on Medical Education Judson Everitt, Loyola University Chicago • An Analysis of Stigma and Stereotyping in the Residency Interview Experience Grace Elizabeth Franklyn, Temple University • Medical Students' Strategies for Standardized Tests of Communication Kelly Underman, Drexel University; Merlin Kochunilathil, Drexel University • Students' Perceptions of the Use of Situational Judgement Tests in Medical School Admissions Alexandra Vinson, University of Michigan

136. Mini-Conference: Sociology as a Vocation for Women of Color: II. Session 2 --Salon 4 Organizers: Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, University of Pennsylvania; Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County • "Women of Color": Appropriate and Adequate? Praveena Lakshmanan, Michigan State University; Jennifer Carmen Lai, Michigan State University; Angelica Ruvalcaba, Michigan State University • Failures in Tenure and Law Constraining Gender and Racial Diversity in Higher Education Lisiunia (Lisa) A. Romanienko, Farmingdale State College, SUNY

137. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: VII. Documentary Film "Birth in Pieces" + Q&A: The Medicalization of Childbirth on the US-Mexico Border and Academic-Community Collaboration --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Ophra Leyser-Whalen, University of Texas at El Paso • Carrie Lee Smith, Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM - continued

138. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: VI. Islamophobia, Empire, and Immigration Enforcement -- Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Citizenship, Migration, and Bengal-origin Muslims of Assam, India Rafiul Ahmed, Sikkim University • The Muslim Ban as Transnational Poverty Generating Policy Louise Cainkar, Marquette University • Borders, Sanctions, Bans: Critical Migration Studies and the Case of MENA Migrants to the US Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto • A Postcolonial Critique of The Racialization of Muslims Pia Furkan, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

139. Paper Session: Pedagogical Methods --Freedom H Presider: Samuel Frye, George Mason University • Leveraging High-Impact, Collaborative Learning via the Creation of a Mock Nonprofit Organization in an Undergraduate Nonprofit Studies Course Samuel Frye, George Mason University; Graziella Pagliarulo McCarron, George Mason University • Study Abroad as a Learning Platform: Right-Wing Populism and the European Immigration Crisis Ricardo Dello Buono, Manhattan College • Title: Geographies of Inequality: Teaching Social Stratification through Data-Based Tools Kimberly Grace Tauches, Centenary College • Writing Op-eds as Pedagogy and Civic Engagement Raj Ghoshal, Elon University • Did We Do It Right: A Tracer Study of Experiential Pedagogy in the Socio-Cybersecurity Project Carlene Marie Buchanan Turner, Norfolk State University; Claude Turner, Norfolk State University

140. Paper Session: Identity and Intersectionality --Independence C Presider: Matthew Thomas Ford, Temple University • Complicated Legacies: Sexuality, Gender, and Liberation in the Black Panther Party Matthew Thomas Ford, Temple University • Gender and Activism in the Democratic Socialists of America Lauren Alexandra Crosser, Brandeis University • Intersectionality, Government Policy, the Growth of Monopoly Capital and Food: The Experiences of Three Sisters from the Outer Boroughs Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association / George Mason University • Zoey and Me: An Autoethnographic Look at Motherwork in the Face of Race, Class, Gender and Disability Cherise Harris, Connecticut College • "I Miss Greens, but Not Kale:" a Qualitative Analysis of Black and Latina Women's Experiences with Food at a Small Liberal Arts College Hana Gebremariam, Temple University

141. Paper Session: Knowledge, Authority, and Expertise --Independence D Presider: Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison • How Do You Know? Probing Inquiry, Reporting Investigations and Producing Knowledge in the Trump Era Renee A. Monson, Hobart & William Smith Colleges • Radicalizing (the March/es) on Science: Regalvanizing Science for the People (SftP) in the Time of Trump Bridget Harr, Bates College • The Knowledge-Creating Algorithm and the Displacement of Tacit Knowledge Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison • When Expertise is Not Human: Professionalism and the Politics of Knowledge in the Case of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides Joris Gjata, University of Colorado Boulder • Sociology and the Axionormative Order of Science: Delimiting Our Scientific Task Marcin Grodzky, Binghamton University, SUNY

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM - continued

142. Paper Session: Culture and Consumption --Parlor A Presider: Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Generational Spending Habits Debra Wetcher-Hendricks, Moravian College; Mitchell Hendricks, Monmouth University • Women's Consumption of Men's Professional Sport in Canada: Evidence of the 'Feminization' of Sports Fandom and Women as Omnivorous Sports Consumers? Adam Gemar, Higher School of Economics • Starticipants: How Celebrity Activism is Changing Millennial Civic Engagement Tanya Nicole Cook, Community College of Aurora; Jamie Puglin, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Our Songs of Our Selves: The Social Performance of Self-Reflexivity Thomas DeGloma, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY; Erin F. Johnston, Stanford University

143. Paper Session: Latinx Communities --Parlor B Presider: Mario Mercado-Diaz, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • The potential Impact to Social Networks of Caregiving among Puerto Rico's Aging Population: Aftermath of Financial and Climate Crisis Gabriel Aquino, Westfield State University • The White Latinx Caribbean Home: Integration Outcomes of Middle-Class Puerto Rican Migrants in Houston, Texas and New York City, NY Mario Mercado-Diaz, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • For Our Students: Latinx Pedagogy & Curricula Crystal, C. Rodriguez, Bronx Community College, CUNY; Brandi Rima, Bronx Community College, CUNY

144. Paper Session: Education, Racism and Generational Transmission of "Capital" --Parlor C Presider: Xuanren Goodman, Delaware State University • "Teachers Think the Kids around Here, Don't Really Want to Learn": Street-Identified Black Men and Women's Attitudes toward Teachers, Schools and Learning Yasser Payne, University of Delaware; Ann Aviles, University of Delaware; Nefetaria Anntonette Yates, University of Delaware • Does Ethnic Capital Matter? An Analysis of Intergenerational Transmission of Education among Hispanic Americans Xuanren Goodman, Delaware State University • Sociology as Vocation for Asian Indian Women NUTAN MISHRA, University of Connecticut

145. Paper Session: Praxis of Hope and Creativity, Fuel Efforts to Mobilize for Change --Salon 3 • Youth Organizing for Climate Justice Desiree Armas, Saint Peter's University; Pyetra Camargo, Saint Peter's University; Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's University • Fighting the Phobias: Ethnogenesis into an Umbrella of the Other Thairy Garcia, Saint Peter's University; Gineen Abuali, Saint Peter's University; Samantha Martinez-Mendoza, Saint Peter's University; Jennifer Ayala, Saint Peter's University • Resisting 2019 Immigration Terrors: A Culture of Survival Maria Mendez, Saint Peter's University; Kimberly Rojas, Saint Peter's University; Mariet Liberos, Saint Peter's University; David Surrey, Saint Peter's University

146. Paper Session: Aging and the Life Course --Salon 5 Presider: Evan Cooper, Farmingdale State College • Critical Histories of Aging and Later Life: Moving beyond the Self-Perpetuation of Political Economy of Aging Joyce Weil, University of Northern Colorado • "Reconsidering the Silent Generation: Contesting the Generational Boundaries of the Silent Generation" Evan Cooper, Farmingdale State College • Comparative Analysis to Understand Characteristics of Never-Married in Japan Kimiko Tanaka, James Madison University • Trajectories of Successful Aging: The Direct and Indirect Effects of Sociodemographic and Childhood Predictors Matthew J. Manierre, Clarkson University

Friday, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM - continued

147. Paper Session: Racial Identities --Salon 6 Presider: Breanna Danielle Brock, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Divergent Perceptions of Muslim Americans on Being Stereotyped as Terrorists Hakim Zainiddinov, Bowdoin College • Biologization and Malleability of Ethno-racial Identity Among Jews by Choice Emma Lesser, University of Connecticut • Beyond Black: Exploring Racial Label Preferences of African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans in the United States Breanna Danielle Brock, Stony Brook University, SUNY

148. Paper Session: Women, Stigma and Transnational Journeys --Seminar B Presider: Tannuja Rozario, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Reproductive Journeys: A Challenge to Gendered Norms among Indo-Caribbean Women Tannuja Rozario, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Costs of Internalized Stigma: Sison and Social Isolation among Unwed Mothers in South Korea Juhwan Seo, Cornell University • What Explains the Differences in Sexual Assault Rates at Colleges and Universities? Catherine White- Berheide, Skidmore College; Lauren Gorstein, Skidmore College; Madeline Chandonnet Leonardos, Skidmore College; Naomi Julia Roter, Skidmore College

5:30 PM-7:00 PM

149. Plenary: The Rise of National Populism: Causes and Consequences --Liberty C • Jeffrey Alexander, Yale University • Mabel Berezin, Cornell University • Karin Knorr Cetina, University of Chicago • Richard Sennett, Massachusetts Institute of Technology / United Nations

7:00 PM-8:00 PM

Reception –Liberty Foyer

Saturday, 29 February 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

150. Presidential Panel: Sociology as Science and Vocation: The Legacy of Charles Tilly --Independence A Organizer: Viviana Zelizer, Princeton University • Moderator Viviana Zelizer, Princeton University • Panelist Nina Bandelj, University of California - Irvine • Panelist Ernesto Castañeda, American University • Panelist Aldon Morris, Northwestern University • Panelist Andreas Wimmer, Columbia University

151. Author-Meets-Critics: Sam Friedman and Daniel Laurison, The Class Ceiling: Why it Pays to be Privileged, Policy Press/University of Chicago Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania • Critic Shamus Khan, Columbia University • Critic Jessica Calarco, Indiana University • Critic Vincent Roscigno, Ohio State University • Critic Felipe Dias, Tufts University • Authors Sam Friedman, London School of Economics; Daniel Laurison, Swarthmore College

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

152. Mini-Conference: Active Learning and Job Skills: III. Workshop: Research Methods Courses --Seminar A Learn and share how to get students to learn sociology through doing sociology and making connections between sociological tools and job skills for students! Organizers: Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University; Kathleen Korgen, William Paterson University

153. Mini-Conference: Carework: I. The Politics of Care: Possibilities and Challenges for Political Action and Public Policy --Freedom G Organizers: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut; Amy Armenia, Rollins College Presider: Pilar Gonalons-Pons, University of Pennsylvania • Au Pair Exchange Programs: Current Contradictions and Recommendations for Reform Nihal Çelik Lynch, University of Massachusetts at Lowell • "If she wasn't doing this I would have to pay for childcare anyway." How the Earned Income Tax Credit sustains informal childcare arrangements with family Dylan Bellisle, University of Chicago • The Promise and Limitations of the 2018-2019 Teacher Strikes Johanna Quinn, William Paterson University • The blurred boundaries of work and family in care work from the perspective of care workers who opt to identify as family members -- challenges for workers' rights policies Anna Rosinska, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Discussant: Pilar Gonalons-Pons, University of Pennsylvania

154. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: V. Expert Knowledge Production (1) --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Interdisciplinarity in medical education research: myth and reality Mathieu Albert, University of Toronto; Paula Rowland, University of Toronto; Farah Friesen, St. Michael's Hospital; Suzanne Laberge, University of Montreal • "Expert Assemblage": A Tool for Understanding the Challenges of 21st Century Medical Professionals Susan Elizabeth Bell, Drexel University • Learning the craft by building patient models: Acquiring knowledge in psychotherapy training Mariana Craciun, Tulane University • Assessing the Integration of Health Systems Science in the US Medical School Curriculum Eric Van Rite, American Institutes for Research

155. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: VIII. Self-Knowledge & Reproductive Experiences --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Knowledge and Experiences of Self-Managed Abortion Among US-born and Immigrant populations in Texas Kathleen Broussard, University of Texas at Austin • The Nexus of Gender and Reproduction: Trans Women Speak Back to Stereotypes Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Giving Birth in South Florida: A Phenomenological Study of Pregnancy and Birthing Experiences among Black and Afro-Latina Women Shameka Poetry Thomas, University of Miami • Social, economic, and health of childless women over 40 in the United States Cynthia Cook, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute • Value discordant requests: Helping others when we disagree with them Sarah Cowan, New York University

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

156. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: VII. Hierarchies of Health: Illegalized "Others" versus Biocitizens --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • "Saving the Children": Imperatives of Compassion and U.S. Media Framing of Deservingness Anahi Viladrich, Queens College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • The Documentation Status Continuum: (Non)Citizenship and Increasing Stratification in American Life Tiffany Joseph, Northeastern University • American Dream Machine? Exploring the mental wellbeing of CUNY noncitizen status by examining feelings of belonging and membership Shirley Leyro, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY • Immigrant Health Justice, Biocitizenship, and the Racialized Criminalization of Health Care Erin Hoekstra, Marquette University • Illegality Revisited: An Ethnographic Analysis of Health Care as Border Control Anthony Jimenez, Rochester Institute of Technology

157. Panel: 30 Years Since the Fall of the Berlin Wall: From Communism to Populism --Independence C • Panelist Justin Gest, George Mason University • Panelist David Abraham, University of Miami • Panelist Kim Scheppele, Princeton University • Panelist John Torpey, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Panelist Alejandro Portes, Princeton University

158. Panel: Whose Ivory Tower? POC Take on the Ph.D. --Salon 3 • Panelist Christina Ong, University of Pittsburgh • Panelist Katherine Ann Ally Zaslavsky, Cornell University • Panelist Haley Pilgrim, University of Pennsylvania • Panelist Uriel Serrano, University of California - Santa Cruz • Panelist Kayla Preito-Hodge, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

159. Paper Session: Visual Sociology: Research and Possibilities --Freedom H • Visions and Variations: Google Images of Dhumavati Devi as Goddess of the Less Understood Tanni Chaudhuri, Rhode Island College • "Seeing Cities Change: Gentrification in Krakow, Poland 1997-2018" Jerome Krase, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Visual Field Methods: Opportunities and Limitations for Fieldwork Geoff Harkness, Rhode Island College

160. Paper Session: Diversity at Work: Asian, Black and Latino on the Corporate Ladder --Independence D • Pathways & Roadblocks to Professional Success: 1.5 and 2nd Generation Asian Americans from the Working- Class Margaret M. Chin, Hunter College, CUNY; Vivian Louie, Hunter College, CUNY • Lawyering While Black: Black Women in Elite Law Firms Tsedale Melaku, The Graduate Center, CUNY • To Belong (or Not): Asian Americans and Latinos in Elite Professions Yung-Yi Diana Pan, Brooklyn College, CUNY Discussant: Pawan Dhingra, Amherst College

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

161. Paper Session: Community and Culture --Parlor A Presider: Megan Elizabeth Robinson, Vanderbilt University • Inside the Bubble: Notions of Community and Responses to Inequality Among Youth and Adults in an Elite Suburb Whitney Gecker, Boston University • Populism and Preparing for Disaster: An Ethnographic Study of New York's Prepper Subculture Anna Maria Bounds, Queens College, CUNY • Negotiating the Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment in Multi-Family Housing Rentals Samuel Frye, George Mason University • The Influence of County-Level Educational Attainment on Americans' Confidence in the American Dream Rachel Wildfeuer, Temple University • Investigating Artists: Domains of Creativity & Business Practices Megan Elizabeth Robinson, Vanderbilt University; Jennifer Novak-Leonard, Northwestern University

162. Paper Session: Race, Racism, and Familial Support of First-Generation College Students --Parlor B • "I Don't Wish She Understood That More...": LIFG College Students of Color, Predominantly White Institutions, and the Inter-generational Meanings of Race Ashley Rondini, Franklin & Marshall College • Latinx First-Generation College Students: Higher Education Aspirations and Family Dissonance Patricia Sánchez- Connally, Framingham State University • Does Parent College Experiences in Home Countries Explain Latinx Undocumented Immigrant College Completion? Thomas Pineros Shields, University of Massachusetts at Lowell

163. Paper Session: Pay, Benefits, and Precarious Work --Parlor C Presider: Alexandra Gervis, Rutgers University • On the Physicality of Retail Work Rachel A. Schwartz, St Joseph's College • Portable Benefits: The Bending, Breaking, and Rebuilding of the Social Safety Net Alexandra Gervis, Rutgers University • The Transformation of the Retail Sector: Automation and the Warehouse Larry Liu, Princeton University • Welcome to the Hip Cubicle: How Music Industry Interns Become Socialized into Precarious Work Alexandre Frenette, Vanderbilt University • What's a Job Candidate Worth?: Intra-Organizational Incentives and the Importance of Salary History in Pay- Setting Laura Claire Kremen Adler, Harvard University

164. Paper Session: Sex and Reproduction --Salon 4 Presider: Rebha Sabharwal, SUNY - Fredonia • Disaggregating Structural Disadvantage from Individual Instrumentality: Differences in Women's Reproductive Health and Health-Seeking Behaviors between Muslims and Non-Muslims in India Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University • Impact of Family Structure on Fertility in India Rebha Sabharwal, SUNY - Fredonia • Risk Behaviors among People Living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from the Demographic and Health Surveys. Emmanuel Koku, Drexel University • Sexuality, Masculinity, and the Economics of Youth Transactional Sex in Kampala, Uganda Shelley K. White, Simmons College; Hugo Kamya, Simmons College

165. Paper Session: Sociology of Education I --Salon 5 Presider: Joseph L. Boselovic, Johns Hopkins University • Reproducing or Reducing Educational Inequality? Parent Borrowing and their Children's Postsecondary Enrollment and Undergraduate Degree Completion Kennan Cepa, University of Pennsylvania • Consuming Schools/Consuming Difference: Neoliberal Parenting and School Choice in a Gentrifying City Michelle Lea Mott, Community College of Vermont • Managed Uncertainty: Inequalities in Parental Strategies for Navigating Educational Change Joseph L. Boselovic, Johns Hopkins University • Income-Based Gaps in Parental Investments and College Outcomes Preeya Pandya Mbekeani, Harvard Graduate School of Education

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

166. Paper Session: Topics on Immigrants and Refugees --Salon 6 Presider: Carol Jean Petty, George Mason University • Rohingyas the 'Racialized Other': Creation of the Biopolitical State Morsaline Mojid, University of Hawaii - Manoa • The Moral Compass Of Neoliberalism: The Interplay Between Islamism And Neoliberalism Deniz Ayaydin, Syracuse University • Privatized Difference: The German Integration Regime in Institutional Context Carol Jean Petty, George Mason University • Bridging the Gap: Interethnic Contact in European Immigrant Neighborhoods Rui Carvalho, Brown University

167. Paper Session: Religion and Modern Society --Seminar B Presider: Xi Wang, University of Chicago • Digital Media and Theory of Religious Change Stephen McMullin, Acadia University • Individuality vs Normativity: The Religious Modernity Paradox in Institutions, Publicness, and Culture Xi Wang, University of Chicago • Living Meaningfully, Purposely, and Spiritually in Nature, with Fellow Citizens, and as Part of the Humankind Victor Shaw, California State University - Northridge • What Dampens Techno-Optimism?: The Effect of Social Equity Concerns and Religious Essentialism on Approval for Using Technology to Select Human Characteristics G. Rainville, AARP

168. Meeting: ESS Finance Committee --Parlor D

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

169. Thematic Panel: Race, Inequality, and Nationalism --Independence A Organizer: Tod Hamilton, Princeton University • Moderator Tod Hamilton, Princeton University • Panelist Jean Beaman, University of California - Santa Barbara • Panelist Marco Garrido, University of Chicago • Panelist Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh • Panelist Emilio Parrado, University of Pennsylvania

170. Mini-Conference: Active Learning and Job Skills: IV. Workshop: Race and Ethnicity Courses --Seminar A Learn and share how to get students to learn sociology through doing sociology and making connections between sociological tools and job skills for students! Organizers: Maxine Atkinson, North Carolina State University; Kathleen Korgen, William Paterson University

171. Mini-Conference: Carework: II. The Care Workforce: Addressing Work Conditions and Challenges --Freedom G Organizers: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut; Amy Armenia, Rollins College Presider: Melissa Hodges, Villanova University • Adaptation Labor: Gender, Work, and Climate Change in the Sundarbans Raka Sen, University of Pennsylvania • The Feminization of Paid and Unpaid Care Work in Cross-national Perspective Melissa Hodges, Villanova University; Pilar Gonalons-Pons, University of Pennsylvania • Cultivating Personal and Job Resources Among Filipina Care Workers in New England Dale Maglalang, Boston College • The Role of the Internet on the Informal Caregiving Team Erica Jablonski, Assumption College Discussant: Melissa Hodges, Villanova University

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

172. Mini-Conference: Elevate Your Career Without Tripping up the Stairs: I. Workshop: Professional Development: How to Navigate Graduate School (Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Salon 3 This session features panelists who have survived graduate school as well as those who have nearly done so. Participants will share and discuss strategies for effectively meeting the demands of graduate school, with a focus on academic and procedural issues as well as the social and emotional challenges of graduate student life. The session will also include a discussion of the major hurdles that often arise during graduate school along with suggestions for how to contend with and move past these hurdles. Organizers: Christina Whittlesey, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Simone Kolysh, Farmingdale State College • Lena Marie Campagna, Caldwell University • Simone Kolysh, Farmingdale State College • Aneesa Baboolal, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth • Paul Calarco, Hudson Valley Community College • Alan Vincent Grigsby, Curry College

173. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: VI. Expert Knowledge Production (2) --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • A Sign of Things to Come: The Role of Uncertainty in Childhood Obesity Research and Practice Iliya Gutin, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill • Fellowship as coming to terms with the situated nature of clinical diagnosis Megh Marathe, University of Michigan • What's in a name? Physician Assistant identity formation Casey Schroeder-Jenkinson, Case Western Reserve University • Training Community Health Workers from Iran to Mississippi Lillian Walkover, Drexel University

174. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: IX. Author-Meets-Critics: Amy Blackstone, Childfree by Choice: The Movement Redefining Family and Creating a New Age of Independence, Dutton (2019) --Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Critic Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple University • Critic Nancy Mezey, Monmouth University • Critic Tanya Koropeckyj-Cox, University of Florida • Author Amy Maria Blackstone, University of Maine

175. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: VIII. Feminist and Queer Theory Critiques of Migration and Asylum Studies --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Mainstream or Margins: An Analysis of Sexualities Content in Mainstream Migration Journals Cheryl Llewellyn, University of Massachusetts - Lowell • "Likely to become a Public Charge": Race, Disability and Exclusion from 1882 to 2019 Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Decolonizing the Discourse Surrounding Puerto Rican Sterilization: A Call to Marxists and Mainland Feminists Lorraine Torres Conlon, The Graduate Center, CUNY • A case for abolitionist migrant justice: learning from queer of color theorizing and aligning with abolitionist movement to abandon deservingness logics and forge crucial solidarities Sonia Sanchez, The Graduate Center, CUNY

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

176. Paper Session: New Directions in Qualitative Research --Freedom H Presider: Michelle Lyttle Storrod, Rutgers University - Camden • Digital Research Justice Michelle Lyttle Storrod, Rutgers University - Camden • What Can the Sociology of Childhood Learn from Feminist Methods? Hillary Steinberg, University of Colorado - Boulder • Hybrid Ethnography: Mixing Participant Observation and Observant Participation Josh Seim, University of Southern California • "Are Those Real Uniforms?" Rapport and Legitimacy in Multi-site Organizational Ethnography Patricia Tevington, Montclair State University; William Davis, Montclair State University; Jennifer Urban, Montclair State University; Miriam Linver, Montclair State University

177. Paper Session: Missing Voices, Missing Issues in the 2020 Election (Sponsored by Sociological Forum) -- Independence C Organizer: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University Presider: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University • The Real Crisis at the Mexico-US Border Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University • Police Reform in America: Data, Race and Officer Mental Health Rashawn Ray, University of Maryland • Beyond the Low Hanging Fruit: Reducing Racial Inequality by Rethinking School Safety Efforts Aaron Kupchik, University of Delaware • What's Your Reality?: Evaluating Sources and Addressing "Fake News" Danielle Lindemann, Lehigh University • The Absence of the Ordinary Mabel Berezin, Cornell University

178. Paper Session: Inequality and Marginalization --Independence D Presider: Zawadi Rucks- Ahidiana, University of California - Berkeley • Paper Trails: Using Correspondence to Create Authentic Community Connections Jennifer M. Frank, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Laura Brierton Granruth, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Brittany Leffler, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Heather Girvin, Millersville University • Local Economic Segregation and Opinions about School Socioeconomic Integration Kendra Bischoff, Cornell University; Emily M. Sandusky, Cornell University • Intersectionality, Place, and the Gender Wage Gap Paul Attewell, The Graduate Center, CUNY; Joanna Dressel, CUNY Graduate Center, • The Role of Culture in the Racial Wealth Gap: Moving Beyond Historic and Structural Explanations with Du Bois Zawadi Rucks- Ahidiana, University of California - Berkeley • Fathering from the Social and Economic Margins: Fathers' Perspectives Timothy Black, Case Western Reserve University

179. Paper Session: Culture and Community --Parlor A Presider: Tyler Baldor, University of Pennsylvania • The 'Guess Who' Motif and the Complexities of Teaching about Race and Cinema William Westerman, New Jersey City University • Cultural Capital and Emerging Culture: The Case of Meditation, Yoga, and Vegetarianism in the UK Adam Gemar, Higher School of Economics • Neoliberalism and Young Muslim Women in Turkey: The Case of Young Modest Fashion Designers Serra Yuksek, Binghamton University, SUNY • Consuming Culture, Consuming Identity: The Interactional Production of a Gay Piano Bar Tyler Baldor, University of Pennsylvania

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

180. Paper Session: Strategies to Promote the Success of First-Generation College Students --Parlor B • Confidence as Embodied Cultural Capital: Social Context, Role Expectations and the Transition from High School to College Among LIFG Students Bedelia Richards, University of Richmond • Social Distinction Capital, an explanation on how First-Generation College Students develop their Bridging Social Capital Nicolas Simon, Eastern Connecticut State University • "Big word bingo:" Classroom experiences and meaning-making among first-generation students at a selective college Elizabeth Lee, Saint Joseph's University; Janel Benson, Colgate University • Opening the Door: Supporting First-Generation Students in the Classroom and Beyond Alecea Standlee, Gettysburg College

181. Paper Session: Unions and Labor --Parlor C Presider: Joseph van der Naald, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Against Work Jamie Kisselbach McCallum, Middlebury College; Wilson Sherwin, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Casualties in the 'War Against Public Sector Collective Bargaining': Income Disparities and Government Union Strength in Wisconsin and Indiana Joseph van der Naald, The Graduate Center, CUNY • From Poverty Wages to Union Contracts: The Case of SEIU Local 32 BJ Stuart Eimer, Widener University; Robert Hill, SEIU Local 32 BJ • Unionization at Volkswagen -- Chattanooga Abraham Jacob Walker, Queens College, CUNY

182. Paper Session: Women and Health --Salon 4 Presider: Karyn Alayna Stewart, DePaul University • Fix Your Hormones: The Biomedicalization of Hormone Imbalance in the Self-Help Literature Norah MacKendrick, Rutgers University; Lydia Galarneau, Rutgers University; Hannah Troxel, Rutgers University • Making the Connection: Black Women'S Awareness of Maternal Mortality Risk Karyn Alayna Stewart, DePaul University • Jezebel Who? An Investigation of African American Women and HIV Tauren Berkley Nelson, Brandeis University • Structural Sexism as a Barrier to Women's Health Care Access Kristen Marie Schorpp, Roanoke College; Tabitha Hale, Roanoke College; Dominique Quartararo, Roanoke College; Vanessa Volpe, North Carolina State University

183. Paper Session: Sociology of Education II --Salon 5 Presider: Fangsheng Zhu, Harvard University • Parental Involvement for Limited or Non-English Speaking Parents/Guardians of Hispanic/Latino Students in Public Schools Margarita Lucia Alvarez, Southern Connecticut State University • Delocalized School Choices in Metropolitan Areas Fangsheng Zhu, Harvard University • Experiences of Middle-Class Muslim Mothers in American Schools: Practices, Expectations, and Challenges while Keeping the Faith Ayse Cobanoglu, University at Buffalo, SUNY • The Role of Families in Upward Educational Mobility Nicolas Martin Legewie, German Institute for Economic Research

184. Paper Session: Migration and Social Mobility --Salon 6 Presider: Larissa Ferreira Coelho, Virginia Commonwealth University • From Brain Drain to Brain Waste: A Survey of Educated First-Generation Iranian Immigrants and Iranian- Americans in the District of Columbia and Maryland Mohammad A. Chaichian, Mount Mercy University; Homa Sadri, Hacettepe University • "Honorary White"? Exploring the Labor Market Incorporation of Arabs in the United States Sirine Mechbal, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • Immigration and the Changing Landscape of a Korean Town Halyna Lemekh, St Francis College • Immigrant Entrepreneurship, Cultural Diversity and Rustbelt Revitalization: A Critical Analysis Aysegul Balta Ozgen, University of Pennsylvania; Christopher Mele, University at Buffalo, SUNY • U.S. Immigrants' Labor Market Adjustment: Mobility and Mental Health Larissa Ferreira Coelho, Virginia Commonwealth University

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185. Paper Session: New Directions in the Study of Religion --Seminar B Presider: Evan Michael Stewart, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Latino Immigrants' Healing Resilience in the Trump Era: Tactics of In/visibility in the Urban Milieu Anahi Viladrich, Queens College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Public Religion and Gendered Attitudes Evan Michael Stewart, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Penny Edgell, University of Minnesota; Jack Delehanty, Clark University • Identity Formation of Young American Muslims Eyyup YILMAZ, Brooklyn College CUNY • Perceptions of God as a Predictor of Rape Myth Acceptance Adesuwa Ehimwenma Igbinovia, Columbia University

186. Roundtable: Sociological Imagination at the Age of Populism --Freedom E (1) • Feminist Protest Movements and Activism Since the Great Recession: An Analysis of Media Coverage and Motivational Framing Amelia Kay Ingram, Queens College, CUNY • Social Impact of MTA in the Five Burroughs Bhawan Singh, Queens College, CUNY • Climate Change Prevention in Everyday Life Habiba Aziz, Queens College, CUNY • Inner Urban Communities and the Rise of Yoga Practice Kathryn Riccobono, Queens College, CUNY • Citi Bike Project: New York & Jersey City A Social Impact Analysis Muhammad Khalil, Queens College, CUNY • The Unstable Step of Populism: The Case of Greece Nicholas Alexiou, Queens College, CUNY • Measuring Attitudes of Nationalism on Social Media in Pakistani Persecuted Minorities Shamama Zehra, Queens College, CUNY

187. Roundtable: Sociology as a Science and Vocation --Freedom E (2) • Raider. Updating Exit, Voice and Loyalty for the 21st century Anna Gabur, University of Notre Dame • The Methodological Crisis: Possibility of a Joint Methodological Approach for Sociology and History? Zacchaeus Ogunnika, Virginia State University • "Discursive Activist" or "Patriarchal Bargainers": Religion, Politics of Gender in the 'New' Turkey Seyma Ozdemir, Binghamton University, SUNY • Food & Military Life: An Examination of Active Duty Military Spouses and Everyday Foodways in The United States Amy Lee Redman, Middlebury College

188. Roundtable: Sociology of Religion, Education and Teaching --Freedom E (3) • America's Changing Religious Landscape: Religiosity vs. Spirituality Julie Ford, The College at Brockport, SUNY • On the Big Questions: How Young People Develop and Navigate Religious and Non-Religious Identities in a Denominational School Setting Kenneth Culton, Niagara University • Achieving Social Justice in the Classroom: A Conversation on New Teaching Strategies Favian Martin, Arcadia University; Kevin Revier, Arcadia University; Ana Maria Garcia, Arcadia University; Doreen Loury, Arcadia University • Promoting Social Justice Scholarship and Activism Among Students Through Experiential Learning Sandra Joy, Rowan University • Teaching Sociology to Christians. A Pastor and Professor Take on the Challenge. No Compromises. Daniel Jay Madron, Hagerstown Community College; Timothy Fisher, Hagerstown Community College • Examining Sociological Concepts in Criminal Justice Education Thomas Rzemyk, Iowa Western Community College • Inequity and Inequality - Structural Racism and Educational Inequality in Baltimore City Schools Lovell Smith, Loyola University Maryland

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189. Roundtable: Youth, Students, Ethnicity and Immigration --Freedom E (4) • The Significance of "Significant Other": Prison Adjustment among Prisoners in China with Perceived Social Support Xuemeng Li, The Graduate Center, CUNY; Liu Liu, Nanjing University • A Double Edged Sword: DACA Students and the Model Minority Myth Stephanie Brown, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Who Are Our Children's Keeper? Belinda Baltimore Lindsay, Prince George's Community College • Decisions and Meaning-Making about Romantic Relationships and Sexual Identity Among Young Dominican Women in the US Katie Duarte, Brown University • Perceptions of Standards for Elite College Admissions Vary by Status Jennifer McLeer, University of Hartford • Social Integration and Retainment within the POSSE students Joe Elie Nehme, Lehigh University; Hugo Ceron- Anaya, Lehigh University; Lisa Damaschke-Deitrick, Lehigh University; Yuping Zhang, Lehigh University

190. Roundtable: Undergraduate Paper Session 2 --Freedom E (5) • Medically Underserved Areas, IMGs, and Resettlement: Intersections with Refugee Doctors Madeline DelVescovo, Drexel University • Migration Pathway of Registered Nurses from India and the Philippines to the Us Amanda T. Ma, Drexel University • Discrepancies Between Observer and Self Rating Scales for Depression and Racial Variation Dahlia Lieberman, Queens College, CUNY • Emotion, Suicidality, Substance Abuse, and the Performance of Mental Illness in Hip-Hop Music: A Content and Discourse Analysis Laddie Jay Springer, Millersville University of Pennsylvania • Investigating Public Opinion of Government Spending on the Arts and Culture: Affinity Analysis of Variables in Highbrow Cultural Consumption Sarah Lynette Anderson, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • What's a fake Instagram, and why is it so real? Jackson Blake Sauls, University of Pennsylvania

191. Roundtable: Undergraduate Paper Session 3 --Freedom E (6) • Factors Influencing Criminal Sentencing: An Empirical Investigation David Anthony Egan, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Are We Too Scared? Learning About Cybersecurity as a Social Problems Ja'Bre Charnae Randall, Norfolk State University • Fabricated Forensics: Examining an Undergraduate Population's Ability to Detect Fallacies in Crime-Based Media Conner Davis, Arcadia University • How Pretrial Detention and Criminal Justice Debt Perpetuate Mass Incarceration and Poverty in the United States Sarah Kay Foster, York College of Pennsylvania • Local Affordable Housing Discourse Reveals Patterns of Productivity Policing Evocative of Neoliberal Colonial Ideology Dalton Jared Lackey, William and Mary College

192. Poster: Undergraduate Session IV --Liberty Foyer • Cross-Cultural Unity or Division: Analysis of Fans within the Korean Pop Music Subculture Cyane Thomas, Marlboro College • The Effects of Active Co-Creation within the Burning Man Community Drew Sampson Daniels, Marlboro College • Navigating Privilege and Difference in Human Service Work Grace Alexander Hamilton, Marlboro College • Expectation Differences Between School- and Nonprofit-Education Sage Anastasia Kampitsis, Marlboro College • The New Neighborhood Blues: Strengthening Police Community Relations on The Basis of Gentrification Anssa Nimaga, Mercy College • Climate Gentrification Within New Orleans Ashly Ramos, Mercy College • Officers Can't Fix Broken Windows Diavian Walters, Mercy College • Are Homeless Shelters Welcomed in Gentrified Neighborhoods? Jacmara Acevedo, Mercy College • The Illusion of Choice: Gentrification and How It Affects the Resources for School Aged-Children Jennifer Ann Silva, Mercy College (continued on next page)

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192. Poster: Undergraduate Session IV --Liberty Foyer (continued) • Gentrification and Our Health Kathy S Humala, Mercy College • Detroit, How Does Your Garden Grow? How Can Community Gardens Grow New Relationships Among Its New Residents, and Those Who Have Been in the City for Decades? Linda Thompson, Mercy College • Packing Up and Closing Shop: Gentrification's Impact on Small Business America Shaquana Janee Chaneyfield, Mercy College • Relationship Between Types of Police Coverage and Outcomes like Crime, Citizen Complaints, and Operating Budget Brian Lockwood, Monmouth University; Gianna Marie Petrone, Monmouth University • Assessing the Impact of New Jersey's Bail Reform Shannon Cunningham, Monmouth University; Karla E Almanzar, Monmouth University • Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health Care Access among Children Yuying Shen, Norfolk State University; Carlene Marie Buchanan Turner, Norfolk State University; Robert Perkins, Norfolk State University; Johnnie Jones, Norfolk State University • Unarmed and Dangerous Jaime Greenwood, Northeastern University • Putting Baltimore Youth Into Framework: Examining Juvenile Recidivism and Social Disorganization Jamesha Caldwell, Notre Dame of Maryland University • Math-Gender Stereotypes Predict Gender Inequality in Educational Expectations Yuhong Zhao, Peking University; Po Yang, Peking University • Family Relationship Strength and Support As Predictors of Distress Among Commuter College Students: A Cross Sectional Study Using the Kessler 10 Psychological Distress Scale Fadi Mamari, Penn State; Sahira Mughal, Penn State University; Abigail Yacoub, Penn State University • A Study on Body Image in Intimate Relationships Brooke Reanna Mackey, Penn State University Abington • Maturity, Mentorship and Masculinity: Heterosexual Men's Discussion of Sexuality Steven Henao, Penn State University - Abington; Haley Payne, Penn State University - Abington; Beth Montemurro, Penn State University Abington • College Proximity and High School Dropouts: Geography, Expectations, and Consequences Hye Jee Kim, Princeton University • To what extent is there an association between levels of social isolation in early childhood and frequency of social media use in adolescent years? Nikoo Karbassi, Princeton University • Seventy Years Later: Caste Struggle in the Indian Bureaucracy Kathryn Victoria Doner, Providence College • Ensuring Accessibility: An Examination of Transportation Justice in Camden, NJ Connor Chapman, Rowan University • The Impact of Parental Incarceration on Children and Families: An Analysis Through the Lens of Attachment Theory Gabrielle Rose Longo, Rowan University • 21st Century Addictions: What Opioid Addiction Can Teach Us About Dependence on Technology Archana Kumar, Rutgers University; Lei Yu, Rutgers University; Mary Chayko, Rutgers University • A Sociological Study of Variations by Race in the Efficacy of Government Policies in Connecticut Designed to Promote Adoption of Children in Foster Care Jiho Lee, The Beekman School • Step into the Ring: An Analysis of Social-Emotional Learning in a Social Circus Keneth Arias, The College of New Jersey; Kelsey Lardiere, The College of New Jersey; Ally Larena, The College of New Jersey; Olivia Sullivan, The College of New Jersey; Jenna Valentine, The College of New Jersey • What Are the Existing Barriers to Housing the Chronically Homeless in Morris County and What Are the Strategies? Sophia C George, Drew University; Aleko Graham, Drew University

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193. Presidential Conversation: Leading Figures of Our Time: Ann Swidler --Independence A • Ann Swidler, University of California - Berkeley • Moderator/Facilitator Paul DiMaggio, New York University

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194. Author-Meets-Critics: Michael A. Messner, Guys Like Me: Five Wars, Five Veterans for Peace, Rutgers University Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: James Messerschmidt, University of Southern Maine • Critic Christine Williams, University of Texas at Austin • Critic Catherine Connell, Boston University • Critic C. Shawn McGuffey, Boston College • Author Michael Messner, University of Southern California

195. Mini-Conference: Carework: III. Studying Care Work: Approaches, Theories and Methods --Freedom G Organizers: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut; Amy Armenia, Rollins College Presider: Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell • Social Reproduction Theory and the Value Produced by Women's Work in Sub-Contracted Garment Production Natascia Boeri, Bloomfield College • Caring On and Off the Clock: Measuring Care Costs and Work Supports among Paid Care Workers with Dependents Rebecca Huber, Heller School, Brandeis University; Maura Baldiga, Heller School, Brandeis University; Pamela Joshi, Heller School, Brandeis University; Dolores Acevedo-Garcia, Heller School, Brandeis University • After Workers Win: Using Survey Methods to Study Enforcement of New Rights in the Home Isaac Jabola- Carolus, The Graduate Center, CUNY • The Care Triad Project: Paid Care, Unpaid Care, and Aging Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Andrew Hostetler, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Franchesca Arias, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Paige DePasquale, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Discussant: Mignon Duffy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell

196. Mini-Conference: Elevate Your Career Without Tripping up the Stairs: II. Workshop: Approaching the Academic and Non-Academic Job Markets --Salon 3 Not your advisor's job market workshop. Panelists, including individuals who pursued and obtained both academic and non-academic jobs, will share tips for staying calm in the job search storm, letting go of the need to control the outcome, dressing for the "audition", identifying red flags early in the process, ideas for how to develop and market a personal platform, ways to increase your professional visibility, and more. The intended audience for this workshop includes anyone currently completing a job search, undertaking a job search in the next six months, or assisting someone in the job search process. Organizer: Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Michele Lee Kozimor, Elizabethtown College • Barbara Prince, Lebanon Valley College • Emily Modrak, PA Department of Corrections • Marshal Neal Fettro, AEM Corporation

197. Mini-Conference: Sociology of Reproduction: X. Partners, Providers, and Doulas: Reproducing in Relation -- Freedom F Organizers: Heather Jacobson, University of Texas at Arlington; Lindsay Stevens, Princeton University; Derek P Siegel, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Couples Decision-Making Regarding Infertility Treatment: Who Has Final Say? Kathleen Slauson-Blevins, Old Dominion University; Arthur L. Greil, Alfred University; Silvina Bocca, Eastern Virginia Medical School; Tamar Matitashvili, Eastern Virginia Medical School • "It's not really their place to tell you": College women's perceptions of male partner involvement in contraceptive decision making and use Emily Mann, University of South Carolina; Ashley White, University of South Carolina • Dueling birthing philosophies: A qualitative study of the doula-doctor relationship dynamic Crystal Marie Adams, Muhlenberg College; Mica Curtin-Bowen, Muhlenberg College • Latinx Men, Masculinity, and Reproductive Negotiations Jessica Lott, Northern Kentucky University • From the Hijacked Womb to Womb Healing: Birth Workers changing the Birthing Space in Pregnancy through Postpartum Care Tracey Lewis-Elligan, DePaul University

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198. Panel: Quantitative Literacy as Active Learning --Seminar A • Panelist Emanuel G. Boussios, Nassau Community College, SUNY • Panelist Sarah Pollack, Hostos Community College, CUNY • Panelist Vondora Wilson-Corzen, Nassau Community College, SUNY

199. Paper Session: From Co-Op to Co-Opted: The Practice and Politics of Ethnographic Research --Freedom H • The Subpoena of Ethnographic Data Shamus Khan, Columbia University • Intersectionality and The Ethnographic Method Christopher T. Conner, University of Missouri - Columbia • The Sexual Ethnographer: Enactive Ethnography in Precarious Situations Jason Orne, Drexel University • Uneasy Street: Studying The Affluent Uneasily Rachel Sherman, The New School

200. Paper Session: Biography, Trauma and the Sociological Eye (Sponsored by Sociological Forum) --Independence C Organizers: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University; Janet Ruane, Montclair State University Presider: Janet Ruane, Montclair State University • A Boy's Journey: From Nazi-Occupied Prague to Freedom in America Peter J. Stein, William Paterson University / University of North Carolina Institute on Aging • A Boy's Journey: Public Sociology for In and Out of the Classroom Kathleen Korgen, William Paterson University • Memoir and the Sociological Imagination Christina Simko, Williams College • The Journey to Freedom as an Autobiographical Genre Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

201. Paper Session: Neighborhoods, Residential Segregation and Social Policy --Independence D Presider: Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton • Opportunity Costs and Community Benefits: Community Inclusion in a Baltimore Waterfront Development Meghan Ashlin Rich, University of Scranton; Nicole King, University of Maryland - Baltimore County • The Privilege of Place: Second Homeowners and the Expansive Community of Limited Liability Meaghan Stiman, College of William and Mary • Ready to Rent: Public Housing Authorities and the Making of Market-Ready Renters Brian McCabe, Georgetown University • Legacies of Segregation and Redlining: Considering Reparations in Urban Neighborhoods Christina Jackson, Stockton University • Neighborhood Rhythms and The Impact of Gentrification Romney S Norwood, Georgia State University

202. Paper Session: Culture and the Arts --Parlor A Presider: Carmela Muzio- Dormani, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Visualizing Invisibility: Chinese Visual Artists in New York City Feng Chen, The New School for Social Research • Behind The Scenes: Film Curatorship and The Production of Culture Tania Aparicio, The New School for Social Research • Toward a Sociology of Dance Carmela Muzio- Dormani, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Comedy: Opiate or Change-Maker? Adam Valen Levinson, Yale University

203. Paper Session: Topics in Development and Globalization --Parlor B Presider: Mary-Collier Wilks, University of Virginia • Theorizing Postcolonial Ukraine from the Perspective of Feminist Global Ethnography Cinzia D Solari, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Liberal Democratic Modernity, Diversity, Popular Stability and Institutional Trust Within Eastern European and West Asian Societies in Transition David Wutchiett, University of Montreal • From Global Fields to Development Chains: INGOs in Cambodia Mary-Collier Wilks, University of Virginia; Derek Richardson, Indiana University • The Sociology of Gentrification in and of the Global South Melissa Mercedes Valle, Rutgers University - Newark • Urban Spectacle and Cultural Production: The International Olympic Committee as a Global Cultural Institution Samuel Maron, Northeastern University

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204. Paper Session: Workers' Collective Actions Remaking Citizenship in East Asia --Parlor C • Precarious Workers in the Speculative City: Self-employed Workers Exercising Insurgent Citizenship in Seoul Yewon Lee, University of Toronto • Invisibility of Precarious Work: Young Workers' Quest for Recognition in East Asia Yuki Asahina, Harvard University • From Anti-politics to Para-politics: South Korean Workers' Reconstructing Self and Politics Chong Su Kim, University of Toronto

205. Paper Session: Gender and Health --Salon 4 Organizer: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University Presider: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University • "Fat Broken Arm Syndrome": Negotiating Risk and Stigma in LGBTQ Healthcare Emily Allen Paine, Columbia University • Gender Disparity in "Overweight Diagnosis" Chuck Galli, Drexel University • Migration Motivations, Gender, and the Health of Mexican Internal Migrants Gabriela León-Pérez, Virginia Commonwealth University • The Gender of Wellness Katherine Abigail Mason, Wheaton College • Higher Exposure, Lower Vulnerability? The Curious Case of Education, Gender Discrimination, and Women's Health Matt Andersson, Baylor University; Catherine E. Harnois, Wake Forest University Discussant: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University

206. Paper Session: Sociology of Education III --Salon 5 Presider: Gary Roth, Rutgers University - Newark • Where Are All the Women?: The Lack of Gender Diversity in University Leadership Mary L Churchill, Boston University • The Price of Piety: Hasidic Educational and Economic Outcomes Miriam Moster, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Navigating a Mobility Pathway: What Role Does Institutional Culture Play? Rachel Sullivan, University at Albany, SUNY • Higher Education and Reshaping the Working Class Gary Roth, Rutgers University - Newark

207. Paper Session: Migration, Crime and Justice --Salon 6 Presider: Piotr Chomczynski, University of Lodz • Juvenile Work in Mexican Drug Trafficking Organizations Piotr Chomczynski, University of Lodz; Roger Guy, SUNY - Oswego • Examining Confidence in Court: Untangling the Effect of Immigrant Generation and the Use of Social Media Luye Li, SUNY Polytechnic Institute; Wenjin Wang, University of Delaware • Explaining the Immigration and Crime Paradox: How Do Changes in Immigration Affect Vacancy and Crime Rates at the Neighborhood Level? Feodor Gostjev, Bridgewater State University • Interwoven Pathways to Detention: Tracing the Intersecting and Deviating Processes of the School-To-Prison and School-To-Deportation Pipelines Brian Mercado, The Graduate Center, CUNY

208. Paper Session: Comparative and International Sociology --Seminar B • China and Higher Education Cynthia Cook, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute • Should You Just "Shut up and Dribble" When It Comes to the Politics of Other Countries?: The NBA Versus China Rodney Andrew Carveth, Morgan State University • A Comparative Analysis of Public Opinion on Freedom, Liberty, and Democracy in Poland, Romania, and the U.S. Sandra L. Hanson, Catholic University of America; Michelle Kelso, George Washington University; Steven Tuch, George Washington University

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209. Poster: Undergraduate Session V --Liberty Foyer • Does Creative Thought Really Matter? The Impact of Arts Participation on Civic Engagement Arianna Cooper, Skidmore College • Legalizing Sex Work: Could it be the Way to a More Equal Society? Carrie Everett Baker, Skidmore College • The Traditional Individual in Society: A Study on Traditional Gender Roles and Mental Health Charles Bailon, Skidmore College • Do You Feel Important? A Comparison of White and Asian Americans' Perception of Their Social Rank Eleanor Allen Lamb, Skidmore College • Seeing Green and Feeling Blue: The Effect of Natural Environment Exposure on Mental Health Gina Pryciak, Skidmore College • Income Differences of Mexicans Residing in the U.S. Jesus Pancho-Cuahutle, Skidmore College • Location of Education: Impacts on Returns to Degrees for Asians Kelly Tran, Skidmore College • Are All Politics Still Local? Variations in Local and National Political Participation in the United States Madeline Chandonnet Leonardos, Skidmore College • Fighting National Amnesia: Profiling Public Attention to Mass Shootings in The United States Miles Leland Selfa Chandler, Skidmore College • Hiding Hate: A State-Analysis of the Relationship Between White Supremacy and Racially-Motivated Hate Crimes in the Trump Era Mya Iliana Garcia, Skidmore College • Cultural Crossings: An Examination of Foreign Culture's Effect on Support for Immigration Naomi Julia Roter, Skidmore College • Legacies of American Slavery in the South: An Analysis of White Racial Resentment Towards African Americans Rebecca Raveena Feldherr, Skidmore College • The Impossibility of Rest: Everyday Discrimination and Sleep Troubles Across Racial Identities Miracle Faith Freckleton, Skidmore College • Más Que Un Idioma: Spanish Proficiency and Attitudes Towards Immigration Samantha Velez, Skidmore College • "People Need to Know We Exist:" Documenting the Workplace Experiences of Transmasculine and Non-binary Escorts and Effects of Discursive Erasure Jordyn Renee Piccirelli, Farmingdale State College • Impotency and Indifference: Class Identity, Political Participation, and "Unaffiliated Citizens" Angus Lincolm Lam, Swarthmore College • Ritual and Embodiment of the New Orleans Second Line Parade Naja Aisha Smith, Swarthmore College • "One University...A World of Experiences?" How Local Politics And Campus Bureaucracy Shapes Black Students Organizations' Perceptions of Inclusivity Andrea Seleana Constant, Syracuse University • White-Supremacy Humor Usage on 4chan Lauren Suzanne Revis, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • Linked by Race, Detached by Class: Intersectional Identities of Black and Latinx Students at an Elite College Amber Paris Nicole Montalvo, Trinity College • Learned Behaviors for Women with Endometriosis on the Road to Diagnosis Caitlin L Southwick, Trinity College • Community College Student-Parents: Experience, Persistence, and Outcomes Emily Allison Schroeder, Trinity College • Queer Life in Rural America; An Exploratory Study Jake McBride, Trinity College • FOMO, Liquid Courage and the Intoxicated Self: Drinking Culture and Identity Formation at an Elite College Lindsay Brooke Pressman, Trinity College • Navigating Culturally Responsive Pedagogy: The Jumpstart Hartford Model Mabel Silva, Trinity College • Connecticut Pre-K Policy, Parental Choice, and the Trinity College Community Child Care Center Manuel Rodriguez, Trinity College • Comparative educational experiences of Iraqi students in the US Mohammed Albehadli, Trinity College • Are We All On The Same Page? Teacher Perspectives on Equity in the HMTCA-Trinity College Partnership Neve Janelle Rivera, Trinity College • The Language of the American Dream: The Effects of Immigrant Parents' English Proficiency on the Educational Attainment of their Children Meng Wu, Skidmore College

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210. Presidential Panel: Sociology as Science and Vocation: The Legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois --Independence A Organizer: Enobong Branch, Rutgers University • Moderator Enobong Branch, Rutgers University • Panelist Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St Louis • Panelist Alford A. Young, Jr., University of Michigan • Panelist Jose Itzigsohn, Brown University • Panelist Aldon Morris, Northwestern University

211. Author-Meets-Critics: Amaka Okechukwu, Fulfill These Rights: Political Struggle Over Affirmative Action and Open Admissions, Columbia University Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Sahar Sadeghi, Muhlenberg College • Critic Freeden Blume Oeur, Tufts University • Critic W. Carson Byrd, University of Michigan / University of Louisville • Critic Jasmine Harris, Ursinus College • Critic Nina Johnson, Swarthmore College • Author Amaka Okechukwu, George Mason University

212. Mini-Conference: Carework: IV. The Work of Care: Challenges and Inequalities --Freedom G Organizers: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut; Amy Armenia, Rollins College Presider: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut • Doing Grandparenthood: Negotiations of Childcare Work in Chinese Immigrant Families Xuemei Cao, University at Albany, SUNY • "Who looks after my children while I look after other people's children?" How nannies deal with the dilemmas of outsourced care Gracieli Tavares, Sao Paulo University; Fabio de Oliveira, Sao Paulo University • The Racialized Insecurity Shift: Black and White Mothers' Carework In School Choice Mahala Dyer Stewart, Hamilton College • Home care aides' job experiences of verbally abusive client behaviors Pia Markannen, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Nicole Karlsson, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; David Kriebel, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Catherine Galligan, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Margaret Quinn, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Discussant: Kim Price-Glynn, University of Connecticut

213. Mini-Conference: Elevate Your Career Without Tripping up the Stairs: III. Tenure: The Holy Grail of Academia -- Salon 3 This session is intended to assist junior faculty members in their goal to achieve tenure. Being new at a College or a University comes with many challenges and expectations that are sometimes mystical and unknown. Outside advice can be helpful but no one knows what the struggle is like unless they are in it. Speakers in this panel will share their tenure experiences and offer guidance to the attendees about how to keep their eye on the goal and how to avoid making common mistakes. Organizer: Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Christopher Donoghue, Montclair State University • Frederick Wherry, Princeton University • Lynn Chancer, The Graduate Center and Hunter College, CUNY • Jeffrey Chin, Le Moyne College

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214. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: VII. New Curricula --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Medical students in the moment: improvisation for building communication skills Amy Baldwin, Augusta University / University of Georgia Medical Partnership; Ed Sperr, Augusta University / University of Georgia Medical Partnership, Office of Graduate Medical Education • Service Learning: Its Impact on Altruism and Empathy Among Medical Students Tariem Atauren Burroughs, Temple University • Messages about Providing Care to LGBTQ Patients Embedded in the Formal and Hidden Medical Curricula Jessica Herling, Virginia Tech • A narrative literature review of the geriatrics training landscape over the past decade Kimson Johnson, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

215. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: IX. The Criminalization of Migrants and Racialized Foreigners --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Polarized Toward Apathy: An analysis of the privatized immigration control debate in the Trump era Emily Estrada, High Point University; Kim Ebert, North Carolina State University; Wenjie Liao, Rochester Institute of Technology • Criminal Deportation and Legal Resistance: A Case Study of New York City under the Trump Deportation Regime Sarah Tosh, Rutgers University - Camden • Towards an ethnographic examination of the US Border Security Nexus Nicholas Rodrigo, Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Interrogating Comparisons between Mass Incarceration and the WWII Japanese Internment Tamara Nopper, Rhode Island College

216. Paper Session: Perceptions of 'Richness' --Freedom F Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania • Public Perceptions of Economic Advantages among the Affluent Leslie McCall, The Graduate Center, CUNY • "I'm Rich": Identifying as Wealthy for Social Justice Rachel Sherman, The New School • "Richness," Anxiety, and the State Katharina Hecht, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Jonathan Jan Benjamin Mijs, Harvard University

217. Paper Session: Values, Morals and Boundaries: The Computational Sociological Study of Meaning --Freedom H • Using Machine Vision to Interpret Images Laura Nelson, Northeastern University • Putting words in others' mouths: Computational text analysis for interpretive social science and the problem of evaluation Alix Rule, New York University • The Meaning of Class: Using word-embeddings and etiquette manuals to uncover stability and change in the dimensions of social class Andrea Voyer, Stockholm University; Zachary Kline, University of Connecticut; Madison Danton, University of Connecticut • Seeing like a corporation: Employee management rhetoric in corporate annual reports, 1930-2010 Carly Knight, New York University

218. Paper Session: Stop Saying It's Rare: Responding to Academic Sexism (Panel Session Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Independence C Organizer: Ethan Czuy Levine, Stockton University • Exploring MeTooPhD Through Autoethnography Dana Rose LaVergne, Loyola University Chicago • Title IX: The Good, The Bad, and The Future Melissa Kinsella, Loyola University Chicago • Ad Astra Aspera Part 2: A Confessional Tale Christopher T. Conner, University of Missouri - Columbia

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

219. Paper Session: Gentrification and Urban Development --Independence D Presider: Christina Jackson, Stockton University • Space Making as Artistic Practice: The Relationship Between Grassroots Art Organizations and the Political Economy of Urban Development Shira Zilberstein, Harvard University • Landlords versus The Growth Machine: Landlord Perspectives on Philadelphia's 10-year Tax Abatement and Uneven Development John Balzarini, Delaware State University; Melody Boyd, The College at Brockport, SUNY • Gentrification, Tourism and the Growth Machine: Culture and the Emotional Politics of City Transformation Christina Jackson, Stockton University; Yasmine Payano, Stockton University • To Hell With Urban Renewal: Resolving the Cultural Legacy of a Federal Housing Program Sarah Siltanen Hosman, Drexel University

220. Paper Session: Culture and Attitudes --Parlor A Presider: Nadirah Farah Foley, Harvard University • Elite College Students' Understandings of Immigrants' Contributions to the United States Nadirah Farah Foley, Harvard University • Second-Generation Immigrants' Perceptions of Merit During the Transition Out of College Freddy Lopez, George Mason University; Blake R. Silver, George Mason University; Tori Walls, George Mason University • Neoliberalism and Anger: A Comparative Analysis of Social Emotions Among Young Adults in 5 Countries Cécile Van de Velde, University of Montreal • Theorizing Emotional Capital Alexander Max Caring-Lobel, The Graduate Center, CUNY

221. Paper Session: Sociology of Development --Parlor B Presider: Shaquilla Harrigan, University of Pennsylvania • Possibilities for Development Theory: Insights from the Black Radical Tradition Zophia Edwards, Providence College • NGO Accountability in Kenya Shaquilla Harrigan, University of Pennsylvania • Making the Program Officer: The Peace Corps and the Professionalization of Aid Meghan Kallman, University of Massachusetts - Boston

222. Paper Session: This Precarious Life: Commodification of Work and Identity in the New Capitalism --Parlor C Organizers: Jennifer Mueller, Skidmore College; Pushkala Prasad, Skidmore College • Professional or Day Laborer? Professional Work in the Age of Digital Platforms Jina Mao, Skidmore College; Michael Dunn, Skidmore College; Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill • "Steering Wheels and Saxophones: Getting a Grip on Ways of Working" Sunyu Chai, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Maureen Scully, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Carried and Delivered: Racialized Gestational Labor and New Contours of Precarity Pushkala Prasad, Skidmore College Discussant: Jennifer Mueller, Skidmore College

223. Paper Session: The Body, Health, and Identity Construction --Salon 4 • Pursuing Wellness through Integrative Praxes: A Phenomenological and Autoethnographic Exploration Alex Otieno, Arcadia University • Living in a Liminal State: Managing Identity with ADHD through Coaching Meredith Bergey, Villanova University • Standing Tall as a Wounded Story Teller Katharine Jones, Jefferson University

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

224. Paper Session: Sociology of Education IV --Salon 5 Presider: Fanni Farago, George Mason University • Shaping Student Outcomes: The Relevance of Perceived Discrimination for 2nd Generation Minority Adolescents Fanni Farago, George Mason University • Centripetal Elevation: Culture, Inequality, and the Experiences of White Men on Campus Blake R. Silver, George Mason University • "It Just Felt Like Home": The Influence of College Selection Processes on Student Expectations and Experiences Brent Harger, Gettysburg College • A Relational Approach to Understanding the Quality and Impact of Student-Teacher Relationships Rachel Maller, University of Iowa; Sarah Bruch, University of Delaware

225. Paper Session: Topics in International Migration --Salon 6 Presider: Brandon Paul Martinez, University of Miami • Establishing Housing Roots: Racial-Ethnic Inequality in Second-Generation Homeownership Brandon Paul Martinez, University of Miami • Undocumented Immigrant College Students' Social Supports Beyond Campus Jaein Josefina Lee, Harvard University • Exploring the Applicability of Social Disorganization Theory on a Local Immigrant Community in Irvington, NJ Reynaldo Tapia, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY; Suray Duygulu, Eastern Connecticut State University

226. Paper Session: Aspects of Aging (Sponsored by ESS-ORN) --Seminar B ESS-ORN (ESS Opportunities in Retirement Network) is a special interest committee of the ESS. We provide a forum for the discussion of issues related to aging and retirement and represent the interests of retired members to the ESS. Organizer: Susan Prager, Brooklyn College, CUNY / Retired • Retirement, Role Exit and Social Construction of Reality: The Case of Retired Faculty at a Small Liberal Arts Midwestern University Mohammad A. Chaichian, Mount Mercy University • Contemplating Retirement: Reorganizing the Scholarly Vocation Kamini Grahame, Penn State University • Golden Years? Social Inequalities in Older Adults' Well-Being Deborah Carr, Boston University

227. Poster: Undergraduate Session VI --Liberty Foyer • On Pages and in Cages: The Human-Animal Relationship as a Learned Narrative Carley Ann Boothe, College of the Holy Cross • Black Perceptions of Hip-Hop Francis Poncho Lubega, College of the Holy Cross • Voces: First-Generation Latinx Students Discuss Their Support Networks Jenifer Viviana Gaitan, University of Connecticut -Stamford • Content Analysis of News Media Characterization of Environmental Justice in Delaware Alyssa Schiff, University of Delaware; Victor Perez, University of Delaware • Social Ecology of Treatment Access for Substance Use and Opioid Use Disorder: Who is Accessing Publicly-Funded Treatment in Rural and Suburban Environments? Solange Helene Ealy, University of Delaware; Laura Rapp, University of Delaware; Daniel O'Connell, University of Delaware; David Jonathan Borton, University of Delaware; Jessica Arnold, University of Delaware; Eileen Sparling, University of Delaware; Elizabeth Romero, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health; Kris Fraser, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health; Candace Wilkinson, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health; Michael Williams, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health • Nostalgia and redevelopment: how longing for the past affects conversations about the future Elizabeth Mae Thissell, University of Massachusetts at Lowell • Assessing the Impact of Cure Violence in Johnstown: Baseline Attitudes Marisa Emma Lizins, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown; Ross Kleinstuber, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (continued on the next page)

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

227. Poster: Undergraduate Session VI --Liberty Foyer (continued) • A Qualitative Exploration of Body Uneasiness in Non-Gender Binary Samples Hannah Sheree Penklis, University of Texas at El Paso • "Please Us or Fight Us": Masculinity and Social Control in a Treatment Court Catherine Susan Burgess, University of Vermont • Robots and Cleanliness: Does Hospital Size Matter? Angela Caterina Gervasi, Ursinus College; Shannon Blessing, Ursinus College • The Effect of Pediatric Caregiver's Professional Medical Knowledge on Healthcare Interactions Mary Britton Anderson, Wake Forest University • Disability, Segregation, and Educational Outcomes in Long Island's Public High Schools Emily Rose Wiest, Washington College • The Unbearable Whiteness of Being: Gentrification in the Jury Room Saoirse ., Washington College • Professors' Roles when Dealing with Students Grieving a Parent Olivia Rose Adiletto, Westfield State University • Social Reproduction and Student Development in College Extracurricular Spaces Amber-Marie Shorey Wright, Wheaton College • "We don't know what the color of their light bulb is yet and maybe it will change." Gender Socialization in Families & Gender-Neutral Child Rearing Anastasia Sasha Kasem-Beg, Wheaton College • Residential Segregation and Educational Equity in Detroit Margaret Elizabeth Lawler, Wheaton College • The Effects of the Spatial Organization of Housing Court on Tenant Experiences and Outcomes Sasha Herman, Wheaton College • How Atheist and Agnostic Members Navigate the Religious Aspects of AA? Tariq Jared Arthur Martin, Wheaton College • LGBTQ+ Identity Formation and Development Over Time Tessa Demko, Wheaton College • How Does the Length of Education in the US Affect Chinese International Undergraduates Politically? Yixi Zhou, Wheaton College • The Impact of Mental Health Treatment on Recidivism Rates Shannon Kathleen O'Connor, Wilkes University • "It's like a Bad Dream...Everybody Is Locked Up": Families with Incarcerated Loved Ones Patrice Danae Collins, Yale University • Academic Disparity Facing Boys in Primary Education Christopher D. Wilson, York College of Pennsylvania • Accessibility of Health-Related Information by US Immigrants Genesis Arteta, Temple University

228. Meeting: Sociological Forum --Parlor D Organizer: Karen Cerulo, Rutgers University

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

229. Plenary: Immigration Policy in the Era of National Populism --Liberty C • Irene Bloemraad, University of California - Berkeley • Nancy Foner, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University • Rubén Rumbaut, University of California - Irvine

230. Thematic Panel: Politics of the Vocation --Independence A Organizer: Diditi Mitra, Brookdale Community College • Moderator Janice Johnson-Dias, John Jay College, CUNY • Panelist Adriana Bohm, Delaware County Community College • Panelist Elizabeth Bugaighis, Northampton Community College • Panelist Jeffrey Langstraat, Community College of Alleghany County • Panelist E. Colin Ruggero, Community College of Philadelphia • Panelist Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County

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

231. Author-Meets-Critics: Yossi Harpaz, Citizenship 2.0: Dual Nationality as a Global Asset, Princeton University Press (2019) --Liberty B • Critic Iddo Tavory, New York University • Critic Jaeeun Kim, University of Michigan • Critic Peter Spiro, Temple University • Critic Dimitry Kochenov, University of Groningen • Author Yossi Harpaz, Tel Aviv University and Harvard University

232. Mini-Conference: Carework: V. Care, Disability and Inequality --Freedom G Organizers: Linda Blum, Northeastern University; Laura Mauldin, University of Connecticut Presider: Linda Blum, Northeastern University • Integrating disability as an axis of inequality in care scholarship Laura Mauldin, University of Connecticut • The Intersections of Rights and Care Allison Carey, Shippensburg University • Health Care Systems and Disability: How Private and Public Health Care Influences Disabled Patient Experiences Addison Kimber, University of Connecticut • Care, Children, and Invisible Disabilities in the UK and US Linda Blum, Northeastern University; Rosalie Warnock, Queen Mary University of London Discussant: Laura Mauldin, University of Connecticut

233. Mini-Conference: Elevate Your Career Without Tripping up the Stairs: IV. Now What? The Mystery of Post-Tenure -- Salon 3 Much of the attention and resources for academic promotion are toward obtaining tenure and becoming an associate professor. But upon reaching this remarkable milestone, many tenured faculty find themselves unsure of what to do next, uncertain of how to manage their new professional identity, and even lost. This panel will cover some of the common issues that recently tenured faculty have upon receiving tenure and provide examples from scholars of how they have gone through the experience and mentor others who are going through it. Organizer: Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Richard E. Ocejo, John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St Louis • Enobong Branch, Rutgers University • Amanda Koontz, University of Central Florida

234. Mini-Conference: Reconsidering Health Professions Education Research in Contemporary Sociology: VIII. Socialization --Salon 10 Organizers: Laura Hirshfield, University of Illinois - Chicago; Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Underman, Drexel University • Perceptions of Clinical Empathy Among Pre-Medical Students Sarah D. C. Harvey, Kent State University; Claire L. Stacey, Kent State University; Kelly Rhea MacArthur, University of Nebraska - Omaha; Jonathan Markle, Kent State University; LaMiesha Lytle, Kent State University • The Use of Non-Physician's Narrative Evaluation in Medical Student Assessment Lawrence Kaplan, Katz School of Medicine, Temple University • The Role of Health Professions Code of Ethics and Professionalism Andrea L. Kjos, Drake University • Coming into focus: How medical students navigate identity options in constructing a professional identity Njoke Thomas, University of Pennsylvania - Wharton

235. Mini-Conference: The Politics of Sociological Knowledge in a Changing World (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): I. Anticipating the Census: Race, Ethnicity and Immigration in 2020 -- Independence D Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University / University of South Florida • Panelist Charles Gallagher, La Salle University • Panelist Zaire Dinzey-Flores, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • Panelist Census Representative, US Census Bureau

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

236. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: X. The Carceral Spaces of Immigration Enforcement -- Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Figurations of Migrant Destitution and Reconfigurations of Value Deirdre Conlon, University of Leeds • Trespass Laws as a Form of Mobility Control: Exploring the Intersections of Criminal Justice and Immigration Enforcement Nathalie Rita, University of Hawaii • We Want Freedom: Immigration Detention in New Jersey: County Jails and the Case for Abolition Marlene Ramos, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Investigating Carceral Logic: Prisons and Immigration Detention in the United States Alex Eleazar, Smith College

237. Paper Session: Community Responses to Environmental Perils --Freedom F Presider: Elise Largesse, Boston College • "Delaying My Baby's Contact with China's Environment": Infant Care and the Morality of Middle-Class Mothering Jialin Li, Monmouth College • Be(e) Aware: Awareness and Concern for Bee Health in the U.S. Sandra Joy DiDonato, Boston College • Climate Change Displacement at the Community Level: Challenges for Residents and Policy Gregory Smithsimon, Brooklyn College, CUNY • Place to Be Defended, Place as Defense Elise Largesse, Boston College

238. Paper Session: Innovative Approaches to Studying Society --Freedom H Presider: Ellis Jones, College of the Holy Cross • Why Fiscal Sociology May Be More Important Than You Think: Notes on Neo-Chartalist Theory and Fiscal Sociology Jakob Feinig, Binghamton University, SUNY • Visualizing Sovereignty: Visual Representations of the Black Mediterranean Crisis Marcela F. González, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Can We Quantify Ethical Consumption? Peeking Behind the Curtain on a Decade Long Public Sociology Research Project Rating Corporate Sustainability Ellis Jones, College of the Holy Cross • Neighborhood Surveys -- Implementation Challenges and Differential Outcomes Christopher Thomas, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Amy Mitchell, Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Mary Glazier, Millersville University of Pennsylvania • Resurrection, Restoration or Renovation! Understanding "New Social Movements" Via a Participatory Research and Engagement Project. Jeffry Will, University of North Florida / Center for Community Initiatives; Monique Sampson, Jacksonville Community Action Community

239. Paper Session: Facing Cis People and Institutions: Transgender and Non-Binary Lives (Panel Session Sponsored by the Committee for Gender Equity) --Independence C Organizer: Simone Kolysh, Farmingdale State College • It's Kinda Hard Out Here for a Unicorn": Transmasculine and Non-Binary Escorts, Cissexism, Embodiment, and Workplace Inequalities Angela Jones, Farmingdale State College; Jordyn Renee Piccirelli, Farmingdale State College • Facing People and Institutions: Polish Transgender Youth and Their Parents Anna Maria Klonkowska, University of Gdansk • The Politics of Erasure and Visibility: Queer Asylum Claims in the United States Emi Hughes, American University; Celine-Marie Pascale, American University • Beyond Trans: Trans and Nonbinary Practitioners in Lucumí/Santería Carlos Camacho, CUNY Graduate Center • Law Enforcement as a Public Health Risk to Trans Women of Color: Life at the intersection of police profiling and the safe sex public health campaign Christopher Hinesley, Rochester Institute of Technology

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

240. Paper Session: Culture and Inequality --Parlor A Presider: Yuping Zhang, Lehigh University • Returns to Education Broadly Defined: Education and Perceptions of Life Yuping Zhang, Lehigh University • Where is the Tylenol? Investigating Social Perception of Drug Shortages in Bududa, Uganda Zachary Sokol, Lehigh University • Cultural Heterogeneity and Social Stratification Nicolas Martin Legewie, German Institute for Economic Research; H. Andrew Schwartz, Stony Brook University, SUNY; Salvatore Giorgi, University of Pennsylvania • Does Information Impact Beliefs About Inequality? Evidence from a Randomized Survey Experiment in Australia, Indonesia and Mexico Jonathan Jan Benjamin Mijs, Harvard University; Christopher Hoy, Australian National University

241. Paper Session: Social Movements --Parlor B Presider: Michael Polgar, Penn State University • The Value of Teaching About Cultural Resistance during the Holocaust Michael Polgar, Penn State University • Rural Youths' Political Engagement: Socialization, Goals, Identities, and Participation Anna Sorensen, SUNY at Potsdam; Leandra Smollin, SUNY at Potsdam • Social Movements, E-activism, and Gender Equity Farinaz Basmechi, University of North Texas • Exploring Contemporary Feminism: A Qualitative Analysis of Original Research Interview Data Mary Margaret Daman, Penn State University - Harrisburg

242. Paper Session: Economic and Political Change --Parlor C Presider: Ahmad Al-Sholi, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Capital Has to Join Democracy Movements Too! the Blooms and the Wilts of the Same Arab Spring Ahmad Al- Sholi, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Exploring the Rise of Big Tech in the Context of the Reagan Revolution: A Climate Change Analogy Robert M. Orrange, Eastern Michigan University • Labor Protests and Government Responses in China Zixiao Bao, Boston College • The Political Economy of Women's Movements in the Middle East Nada Matta, Drexel University

243. Paper Session: Recovery and Rehabilitation --Salon 4 Presider: Irene Fiala, Edinboro University • Cruelty to Animals and Intimate Partner Violence: The Challenges of Shelters and Communities Irene Fiala, Edinboro University • Understanding Embodied Collective Resistance Kaitlin S. Chakoian-Lifvergren, Brandeis University • Merging Criminal Justice and Social Welfare in Mental Health Court: The Pressures to Perform Compliance and their Disparate Impacts Cheyney Cooper Dobson, University of Michigan

244. Paper Session: Sociology of Education V --Salon 5 Presider: Katelyn Alderfer, Drexel University • Gender, Guns, and Schools: Shifting Frames and Negotiated Strategies Among Teacher Activists Katelyn Alderfer, Drexel University; Kristy Kelly, Drexel University • "Safe 2 Say Something": Constructing Risk in a Mass School Shooting Prevention Program Ewa Marta Protasiuk, Temple University • Paralysis as Progress: An Analysis of the Role of Misrecognition, Aphasia, and Resulting Disavowal in the Policy Direction of the Current Administration of the Federal Department of Education Selene Cammer-Bechtold, Syracuse University; Thomas Bechtold, University of Tennessee - Knoxville • Perilous Intersections: Child Protective Services and Racial Inequity in Special Education Catherine Kramarczuk Voulgarides, Hunter College, CUNY

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

245. Paper Session: Immigration and Transnational Communities --Salon 6 Presider: Kamini Grahame, Penn State University • Outsourced Green Labor: Displacement, Sub-contracting and Street Sweeping in Italy and Malaysia Valeria Bonatti, The University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign; Parthiban Muniandy, Sarah Lawrence College • Migrant Transnationalism: Fraying Ties or Sustaining Family Bonds? Kamini Grahame, Penn State University • Intersectional Network Analysis: An Example of International Chinese Students Basak Bilecen, University of Groningen

246. Paper Session: Academics' Experiences and Perspectives --Seminar B Presider: David L. Swartz, Boston University • "I Will Hurt You and Your Career": Student Disrespect in the Classrooms of Higher Education Janice Purk, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania; Ying Yang, Shippensburg University • A Different Welfare Story: The U.S. Welfare State from an Immigrant Perspective Nina Michalikova, University of Central Oklahoma • Academics for Trump: An Anomaly? David L. Swartz, Boston University • Teaching Sociology: In the Age of Globalization Mitra Das, University of Massachusetts - Lowell

247. Meeting: ESS-Opportunities in Retirement Network --Parlor D

5:30 PM-7:00 PM

248. Plenary: 2020 ESS Awards and Presidential Address --Liberty C Presider: Enobong Branch, Rutgers University

Awards Presentations: • Charles V. Willie Minority Graduate Student Award • Rose Laub Coser Award • Candace Rogers Award • Mirra Komarovsky Book Award • 2019-2020 Robin M. Williams Lectureship Acknowledgement • 2020-2021 Robin M. Williams Lecturer • ESS Community Service and Activism Award • ESS Merit Award • Barbara R. Walters Community College Faculty Award • Undergraduate Poster Winners

Presidential Address: Sociology as a Science and Vocation: In the Era of National Populism – Alejandro Portes, Princeton University

7:00 PM-8:00 PM

Reception –Liberty Foyer

Sunday

Sunday, 01 March 7:30 AM-8:30 AM

249. Meeting: ESS General Breakfast --Parlor D

250. Meeting: Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race and Racism --Seminar A

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

251. Thematic Panel: The American Health System in the Era of National Populism --Independence A • Moderator Donald Light, School of Osteopathic Medicine, Rowan University • Panelist Tiffany Joseph, Northeastern University • Panelist Steven Larson, Puentes de Salud / University of Pennsylvania • Panelist Anahi Viladrich, Queens College and The Graduate Center, CUNY

252. Author-Meets-Critics: Alexandrea J. Ravenelle, Hustle and Gig: Struggling and Surviving in the Sharing Economy, University of California Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Julia Ticona, University of Pennsylvania • Critic Steven Vallas, Northeastern University • Critic Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Critic Michael Dunn, Skidmore College • Critic Joseph van der Naald, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Author Alexandrea Ravenelle, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

253. Mini-Conference: The Politics of Sociological Knowledge in a Changing World (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): II. Revisiting Sociology's Founding Mothers of Color --Independence D Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University / University of South Florida • Panelist Riché J. Daniel Barnes, Yale University • Panelist Dawn Marie Dow, University of Maryland - College Park • Panelist Melinda Mills, Castleton University / University of South Florida

254. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: XI. Social Movements and Migrant Resistance -- Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • The Immigrant Rights Movement: The Fight Over National Citizenship Walter Nicholls, University of California - Irvine • Close Down or Keep Close? When Critical Migration Studies Conflicts with Immigrant Communities' Goals Nancy Hiemstra, Stony Brook University, SUNY • Ally or Accomplice? Understanding Outsider Involvement in the Immigrant Rights Struggle Juan Pablo Blanco, University of Massachusetts - Boston • Moving Beyond Triage Nina Kunimoto, University of Massachusetts - Boston

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

255. Paper Session: Critical Engagements with Social Reproduction Theory and Life Under Capitalism --Freedom E • Informal Labor in India and the Problem of Work/Nonwork Dualism in Theories of Political Economy Natascia Boeri, Bloomfield College • Disability and the Implicit Temporality of Care Work: Three Ableist Assumptions of Social Reproduction Theory Courtney Frantz, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Challenging the Scope of Social Reproduction Theory in Capitalism: Ethnicity, Gender, Education Equality and Social Reproduction in Northwestern China Peixiaoyu Hu, George Washington University; Wen Guan, George Washington University • Overaccumulation, Crisis, and the Contradictions of Household Waste Sorting Kirstin Munro, St. John's University

256. Paper Session: Sociology of Media: Gender and Sexuality --Freedom F Presider: Chris M Julien, Penn State University • Memorializing Gender: Language Use in Men's and Women's Obituaries Irissa Cisternino, State University of New York at Stony Brook • Information Spread during Viral Storms and Routine Doldrums: The Networks of Incel Discussions Chris M Julien, Penn State University • Sugar Babies: Marketized Intimacies and the Politics of Impersonality Chiara Bercu, Wesleyan University • Cautionary Tales: Warnings, Raising Awareness, and Victimization in Cosmopolitan Magazine Amy Baumann Grau, Notre Dame of Maryland University

257. Paper Session: Digital Technologies: Social Challenges and Opportunities --Freedom G Presider: Janine de Novais, University of Delaware • Digital Decolonization Janine de Novais, University of Delaware • Internet Insecurity: Re-Assessing Digital Divides and Their Implications for Inequality Chelsea Daniels, New York University • Beyond Data Protection: Understanding the Social Attitudes and Strategies of Privacy Management Among College Age Adults. Alecea Standlee, Gettysburg College • The New Spirit of Volunteering: When Tech Workers Design for Social Justice Karina Rider, Queens University • Internet in the Global South Emanuel G. Boussios, Nassau Community College, SUNY • Come and Get Your Capital, Sis: The Use of Twitter to Compensate for Gendered and Racialized Job Networks among Creatives Sasha A Pierre- Louis, Virginia Commonwealth University

258. Paper Session: Lived Experiences and Insider Perspectives of People Who Use Opioids --Freedom H • Concurrent Methadone and Opioid Use in a Suburban Sample: Patterns and Practices. Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University; Miriam Boeri, Bentley University • Treatment Improvement Suggestions from a Sample of Suburban Opioid Using Individuals Jeffrey Michael Turner, Southern CT State University; Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University • "In their own words and why" Perspectives on language and labels from people who are actively using opioids Miriam Boeri, Bentley University; Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University • The Suburban 'Addict' -- Exploring Identities of People Who Use Opioids Michelle Quigg Flesaker, Smith College; Aukje Lamonica, Southern Connecticut State University

259. Paper Session: Pop With Politics: The Radical Possibilities of Everyday Culture --Independence C • Getting Gritty With It: Culture Wars and Making Meaning of a Mascot Carolyn Chernoff, Moore College of Art & Design • "Vote for Daddy Bernie, Bitch": Cardi B and the U.S. Political Imaginary Shantee Rosado, Williams College • Captain and the America Problem Myron Strong, Community College of Baltimore County • Rearticulating Representations as a Muslimah Influencer in the Digital Age Inaash Islam, Virginia Tech

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

260. Paper Session: Contextualizing Discourses of Consuming Culture --Parlor A • With and against the grain: culture, bread, and the regional food system Cassandra Malis, Chatham University • The politics of kitchens: public discourses in private spaces Alice Julier, Chatham University • Meet me on the mat: yoga and the intersectional politics of consumption Farha Ternikar, Le Moyne College • Consuming Contraception and Condoms in a 'Catholic Country' RF Plante, Ithaca College

261. Paper Session: Questioning Gender Binaries --Parlor B • The Emergence of Trans Femininity in California Men's Prisons Joss Taylor Greene, Columbia University • Facing people and institutions: Polish transgender youths and their parents. Anna Maria Klonkowska, University of Gdansk

262. Paper Session: Migration and Civic Life --Salon 10 Presider: Linda Haapajärvi, Centre Maurice Halbwachs • Second Generational Advantage? the Role of Volunteerism in Transition to Adulthood Hiromi Ishizawa, George Washington University • Race, Religion, and Mobilizing as Indian American versus South Asian American Prema Ann Kurien, Syracuse University • Irish Immigrant Support Organizations in the U.S.: Purpose, Goals, and Services Amanda Crabb, Curry College • Korean Immigrant Women's Transnational Activities with the Home Country: A Content Analysis of MissyUSA Q&A Webpage Dae Young Kim, George Mason University

263. Paper Session: Sociology of Sexualities 1 --Salon 3 Presider: Cara Bergstrom- Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University • Perceptions of Beauty and Body Image Among a Racially Diverse Sample of LGBTQ Young Adults Cara Bergstrom- Lynch, Eastern Connecticut State University; Patrice Eugene, Eastern Connecticut State University; Tara Hanh Nguyen, Eastern Connecticut State University • The Influence of Emerging Adulthood on the Risky And Dangerous Behaviors of LGBT Populations Christopher Salvatore, Montclair State University • Is He Gay? Or European?: The Racialization of Ambiguous Sexual Identity Travis Beaver, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

264. Paper Session: Gender and Sexual Assault --Salon 4 Presider: Bethany Kristen Kosmicki, Temple University • "You Dream of Girls Sucking Your Dick?": How Prosecutors and Defense Attorneys Restore Heterosexuality in the Aftermath of Men's Sexual Victimization Jamie L. Small, University of Dayton • Sexual Victimization and Societal Expectations of Masculinity Kevin McCarter Ralston, Delaware State University • Confession, Power, and the Production of Truth in the Ford-Kavanaugh Hearing Bethany Kristen Kosmicki, Temple University

265. Paper Session: Sociology of Education VI --Salon 5 Presider: David B. Monaghan, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania • "To Change or Not To Change?": A Case Study of School Uniform Contention in Joyo City Middle Schools in Japan Yuichi Tamura, SUNY - Geneseo • The Legacy of Bloomberg's Small School Movement: In the Words of Teachers and Principals Who Stayed Joseph Paul Paul Cleary, Buffalo State College, SUNY; Janiya Hubbard, Lehman College, CUNY • Developmental Mathematics in Community Colleges: Social Science Evidence meets Politics and Policy Daniel Douglas, Trinity College • Do Promise Scholarship Programs Help Community Colleges to Reverse Enrollment Decline? David B. Monaghan, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania; Olivia Sommers, Shippensburg University • Establishing a College for Women: Exclusionary Practices and Construction of Legitimacy at Four All-Women's Colleges Kelsey C. Harris, Boston University

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

266. Paper Session: Informing Medical Practice --Seminar B Presider: K. Brandon Lang, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • Assessing the Integration of Health Systems Science in the US Medical School Curriculum Eric Van Rite, American Institutes for Research • Race, Clinical Guidelines, and Ideological Legacies: The Persistent Influence of the Race-as-Biology Paradigm on the Structure of Contemporary Medical Practice Ashley C. Rondini, Franklin & Marshall College; Rachel Kowalsky, Weill Cornell Medical College • The High Rate of Attrition Among General Surgery Residents at a top-100 Hospital K. Brandon Lang, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • The Importance of Sociology to Premed Students at University of Maryland Baltimore County Fariha Khalid, University of Maryland - Baltimore County

267. Meeting: ESS Executive Committee --Parlor D

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

268. Presidential Conversation: Leading Figures of Our Time: Saskia Sassen --Independence A • Saskia Sassen, Columbia University • Moderator/Facilitator Miguel Centeno, Princeton University

269. Author-Meets-Critics: Chinyere K. Osuji, Boundaries of Love: Interracial Marriage and the Meaning of Race, New York University Press (2019) --Liberty B Organizer: Elizabeth Hughes, Penn State University - Abington • Critic Erica Chito-Childs, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY • Critic Melinda Mills, Castleton University / University of South Florida • Critic Amy Steinbugler, Dickinson College • Author Chinyere K. Osuji, Rutgers University - Camden

270. Mini-Conference: The Politics of Sociological Knowledge in a Changing World (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): III. Teaching in the Time of Alternative Facts --Independence D Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University / University of South Florida • Panelist Latoya Lee, California State University - Fullerton • Panelist Belisa Gonzales, Ithaca College • Panelist Bonnie French, Caldwell University

271. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: XII. Explaining Immigrant Racialization --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Sociology as Containment: Race and the Normalization of Cold War Refugees Linh Nguyen, University of Washington • "Hidden, But Exposed": Intersections of Migrant Illegality & Race/Ethnicity Oscar Cornejo, Northwestern University • 'Perpetual Guests': Strategies of 'Differential Blackness' amongst Jamaican Migrants Jamella Nefetari Gow, University of California - Santa Barbara • Racialized Safeguard Performance of Latinx English Learners in a White Suburban School Jienian Zhang, University of Wisconsin

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

272. Paper Session: Mobility, Education, and Work --Freedom E Presider: Kiara Millay Nerenberg, Johns Hopkins University • Who "Buys" Public School Quality? Evidence from the National Household Education Survey, 2003-2016 Kiara Millay Nerenberg, Johns Hopkins University • Getting a Worker: Explaining the Uses of Fit in the Recruitment Industry Keenan Wilder, Brown University • Triple Shifts for Low-Income Mothers: Working, Parenting and Navigating Public Benefits Amanda Freeman, University of Hartford • "He Has No Time!": Ethnography of the Economic and Social Implications of Work in and Beyond Galati, Romania Gerard Weber, Bronx Community College, CUNY

273. Paper Session: Sociology of Media: Culture, Race, and Politics --Freedom F Presider: Fatoumata Ceesay, Stony Brook University, SUNY • A Critical Race Theory Reading of "Get Out": At the Critical Cross Line between the Racial Politics of Night of the Living Dead and the Black Lives Matter Movement Isabel Pinedo, Hunter College, CUNY • An Outpouring of Grief and the Debate over Police Reform: A Time Series Analysis of U.S. Police Shootings and Social Media Discourse Fatoumata Ceesay, Stony Brook University, SUNY • The Dark Web and Cannabis Use in the United States Andrew Lindner, Skidmore College • More Than the Renaissance: Revisiting the Periodization of Disney Animated Feature Films Alia Tyner, Stella and Charles Guttman Community College, CUNY • Media Framing of Antifa: A Content Analysis of Top U.S. Newspapers Zachary J Fox, Southern Connecticut State University

274. Paper Session: Science, Knowledge, and Technology --Freedom G Presider: Amy Zhou, Barnard College, Columbia University • Coordinating Transnational Futurework in Fashion Design Alexander Hoppe, University of Pennsylvania • Changing Nature?: Scientists and Conservationists' Perceptions of Risk of Gene Drive Technology Amy Zhou, Barnard College, Columbia University • Exercise Is Medicine as Global Assemblage of Technoscience Caitlin L Vitosky Clarke, The University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign • On the Interaction Order of Algorithms: A Practical Typology of Algorithms in Society Adam Hayes, University of Wisconsin-Madison • What Children Know About Computer Science: A Comparison of Occupational Knowledge Jennifer Ashlock, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

275. Paper Session: Substance Abuse Treatment --Freedom H Presider: Allegra Pocinki, Rutgers University • Am I a Moral Failure? How Opioid Treatment Centers' Websites Deploy Language to Advertise Their Treatment Philosophies Allegra Pocinki, Rutgers University • Evidence-Based Programs and Local Innovations: Evaluating Fidelity in Federal Funded Substance Abuse Prevention Programs Dana Beth Sorenson Holz, University of Delaware; MJ Scales, University of Delaware; Darryl Chambers, University of Delaware • Medical Professionals' Treatment of Patients with Substance Use Disorder Samantha Fries, University of Maryland - Baltimore County • The Efficacy of Substance Abuse Treatment: Problems in Conceptualization and Treatment Modalities Samantha Fries, University of Maryland - Baltimore County

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

276. Paper Session: Populism and Nationalism in Comparative Perspective --Independence C Presider: John Eugene Karlin, Phillips University / Retired • Responding to National Populism: Ethical, Theoretical and Methodological Challenges John Eugene Karlin, Phillips University / Retired • Pushed and Pulled into the Israel Defense Force: American Israelis and the Question of Military Service Lior Yohanani, Rutgers University • The Effects of Symbolic and Concrete State Action in Egypt Han Noel Kleman, University of Maryland - College Park • Alt-Right as a Social Movement: Ethnic Competition Theory and Internet Searches for Online Content Anna Miriam Kyler, Arizona State University • Generations, Cohorts, and the Formative Effect of Sociopolitical Effect: Disentangling Age, Period and Cohort Effects Using the General Social Survey, 1972 -- 2018 Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University; Ian Callahan, University at Albany, SUNY; Yong Wang, Montclair State University

277. Paper Session: Race and Justice --Parlor A Presider: Kelly McGeever, University of Hartford • Neighborhood Disadvantage, Race, and Calls for Service Kelly McGeever, University of Hartford • In Loco Parentis: The Boundary Work of Campus Police Hanna Katz, Harvard University • Spaces of Hate: Spatial Variation in the Predictors of Hate Crime in Pennsylvania Andrew Scott Gladfelter, William Paterson University • Racial Profiling and Out-of-Place Policing: Applying the Veil-of-Darkness Test in Philadelphia's Hyper-Segregated Neighborhoods Lance Hannon, Villanova University

278. Paper Session: Race, Gender, and Work --Parlor B Presider: Quan Mai, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • Prize or Penalty? Reputational Effects of Diversity Scholarships in the Labor Market Janet Xu, Princeton University • Structural Inequality in Social Justice Nonprofits Marni S Fritz, Brooklyn College, CUNY • The Role of Demographic Context in Shaping Hiring Discrimination: Evidence from a Field Experiment in 50 Metropolitan Statistical Areas. Quan Mai, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • Understanding Perceptions of Chronic Back Pain: A Test of Intersectionality Theory Emily A. Ekl, Indiana University; Caroline Vincenza Brooks, Indiana University

279. Paper Session: Civic Engagement and Political Participation --Salon 10 Presider: Daniel Laurison, Swarthmore College • "I Don't Feel Like a Voter": Working Class People's Accounts of Political (Dis)Engagement Daniel Laurison, Swarthmore College • Charismatic Counter Roles and How Voters Respond to Them Jonathon Acosta, Brown University • Paranoid Politics: Towards an Examination of Conspiratorial Political Tweets and Their Influence on the Public Ryan Guy Ceresola, Hartwick College • The Participatory Budgeting Process in New York City: Inclusive, Empowering, and Equitable? Stephen Ruszczyk, Montclair State University; Kimberley Woodin, Montclair State University • Toward Epistocracy: Engineering a Disinterested Polity Ken Arsenault, University of Massachusetts - Boston

280. Paper Session: Sociology of Sexualities 2 --Salon 3 Presider: Catherine Connell, Boston University • Free to Ask and Tell - Now What? Catherine Connell, Boston University • "We Believe in Man as a Hero...":"Lesbianism" as a Social Problem in American Pulp Novels, 1950s and 1960s Lydia Galarneau, Rutgers University • Bareback Panic in the Time of PrEP Benjamin Joseph Kampler, Boston University • Full Spectrum Patriotism: Difference Through the Prism of Oneness Aaron Blasyak, Syracuse University

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

281. Paper Session: Reporting Sexual Assault --Salon 4 Presider: Shauntey James, Penn State University - Harrisburg • Consensual Sex Policies and the Rate of Sexual Assault on Private College Campuses Catherine White- Berheide, Skidmore College; Esther Hibbs, Skidmore College; Lauren Gorstein, Skidmore College • #MeToo Interrupted: How Media Framing Affects Public Perceptions of Pervasive Sexual Violence Shauntey James, Penn State University - Harrisburg; Shannon Ryan, Penn State University - World Campus; Rachel L. Foster, Penn State University

282. Paper Session: Sociology of Education VII --Salon 5 Presider: Nora Broege, Rutgers University - Newark • Summer to School: How Summer Camp Skills Can Help to Create Successful Students Meghan Murphy, Bridgewater State University • The Politics of the Internship: Indentured Servitude or Good Pedagogy? Ryan Edward King-White, Towson University; Jacqueline Tannucilli, Towson University; Matthew Hawzen, Fairleigh Dickinson University • Searching for Amistad: A Case Study of New Jersey's Black American History Curriculum Nora Broege, Rutgers University - Newark; Kevin Clay, Rutgers University - Newark

283. Paper Session: Medical Practice --Seminar B Presider: Monica Cuddy, University of Delaware • "A Complex and Dangerous Journey": The Cultural Meaning of Targeted Delivery in Cancer Nanotechnology. Marzena Woinska, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Examining Changes in the Disciplining of Physicians for Problematic Prescribing Patterns Over Time: An Examination of State Regulatory Practices Monica Cuddy, University of Delaware • Medical Privacy and Cultural Sensitivity Zachary William Miner, Fitchburg State University

12:00 PM-1:30 PM

284. Author-Meets-Critics: Pamela Braboy Jackson and Rashawn Ray, How Families Matter: Simply Complicated Intersections of Race, Gender, and Work, Lexington Books (2018) --Liberty B Organizer: Jerry Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania • Critic Shannon Gleeson, Cornell University • Critic Jerry A. Jacobs, University of Pennsylvania • Critic Nina Johnson, Swarthmore College • Authors Pamela Braboy Jackson, Indiana University - Bloomington; Rashawn Ray, University of Maryland

285. Mini-Conference: The Politics of Sociological Knowledge in a Changing World (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Ethnicity, Race, and Racism): IV. Sociology Unbound: Public Sociology in Non-Academic Spaces --Independence D Organizers: Dawn Dow, University of Maryland - College Park; Melinda Mills, Castleton University / University of South Florida • Panelist Latoya Council, University of Southern California • Panelist Alyn Turner, Research for Action, Director of Quantitative Research • Panelist Nicole Banales, Juntos, Case Manager

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

286. Mini-Conference: Toward a Critical Migration Studies: XIII. Unpacking Asylum Law and Policy: What Counts as Displacement? --Independence B Organizers: Sofya Aptekar, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Payal Banerjee, Smith College; Philip Kretsedemas, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of California - Santa Barbara • Redemption: Asylum-Seeking on Religious Grounds in the Era of Involuntary Immobility Jaeeun Kim, University of Michigan • "We don't do this here": A Discourse Analysis of the Unnamed in the German Volunteering Setting Friederike Windel, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Calculative Kindness: Dwindling Humanity toward Refugees to Protect the "Nation" Morsaline Mojid, University of Hawaii - Manoa • Complicit Scholarships: the "Syrian Refugee Crisis," the White Saviors and their Research Grants Marianne Madore, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Local Reception Regimes and the Social Production of Refugee Identity Jake Watson, Boston University

287. Paper Session: Race and Masculinity --Freedom E Presider: Joseph Guzman, Ohio State University • Policy Debates on Pension Reform in Chile: Economists, Masculinity and the Mobilization of Strategic Ignorance Maria Azocar, University of Wisconsin - Madison • "A Party with a Purpose": The Burdens and Tensions of Racial Uplift in a Social Club of the Black Bourgeoisie Joseph Guzman, Ohio State University • This Land is Our Land: Meanings, Masculinity, and Land in the Occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Hannah Troxel, Rutgers University • Love and Football: Black Masculinity and Controlled Violence Lawrence Johnson, Brooklyn College, CUNY • A Sociological Vibe Corey Javon Miles, Morgan State University

288. Paper Session: Culture and Media --Freedom F Presider: Terence McDonnell, University of Notre Dame • Armchair Citizens: Narcotizing Dysfunction in the Age of Social Media Terence McDonnell, University of Notre Dame; Sarah Neitz, University of Notre Dame; Marshall Taylor, New Mexico State University • Goffman and the Real Housewives: What Sociology Can Tell Us About Reality TV Kristine Erin Riley, The Graduate Center, CUNY • The Chosen Few: Working-Class Characters in Neoliberal Film Peter Ikeler, SUNY - Old Westbury; Jefferson Charles, SUNY - Old Westbury; Felicia Crivello, Baruch College, CUNY; Francine Alogna, SUNY - Old Westbury • Reading Trans-ly: Transgender Audiences, Cultural (In)Visibility, and Cultural Agency Andrew J Young, Temple University

289. Paper Session: Gender, Reproduction, Technologies, and Governance --Freedom G Presider: Brittany Pearl Battle, Wake Forest University • Raising the Secure Child: Parenting among Affluent Families Experiencing Unemployment Aliya Hamid Rao, Singapore Management University • Body Policing and Mobility: A Study of Muslim, Pakistani Women in a Neoliberal Economy Shanel Khaliq, Syracuse University • "First We Had Debtor's Prison, Now We Have the Division of Child Support Enforcement:" Conceptualizing Responsibility through State Intervention in the Family in the Child Support System Brittany Pearl Battle, Wake Forest University

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

290. Paper Session: Drug Use, Culture, and Politics --Freedom H Presider: Emily Bosk, Rutgers University • All in the Family: The Relationship Between Parental Substance Misuse, Punitive Parenting Practices, and the Development of Youth Substance Misuse among a Justice-Involved Sample Emily Bosk, Rutgers University; Vivian Anthony, Rutgers University; Johanna Folk, University of California - San Francisco; Abigail Williams-Butler, Rutgers University • Concerning Cocktails: An Ethnography of Alcohol Culture among the Bagisu Tribe of Uganda Zachary Sokol, Lehigh University • Legal Discrimination: How the Medical Marijuana Program in Pennsylvania Reproduces the Status Quo? Shauntey James, Penn State University - Harrisburg; Shannon Ryan, Penn State University - World Campus; Rachel L. Foster, Penn State University; Nabin Adhikari, Penn State University - Harrisburg; Jocelyn Hanula, Penn State University - Harrisburg • Social Patterns of Despair in the Age of Opioids: Sociodemographics of Caretaking Among Those Left Behind Jennifer Parker, Penn State University-Lehigh Valley; Kelly Mcnally, Penn State University; Nicole Stopper, Penn State University • University Student's Perceptions of the Impact of "Second-Hand" Alcohol Misuse: Is It as Serious of a Health Threat as "Second-Hand" Smoke? Marjorie Marcoux Faiia, Rivier University

291. Paper Session: Partisanship and Extreme Politics --Independence C Presider: Colin P. Arnold, University of Virginia • A House Divided: Party Politics and the Making of America's Modern Working Classes Colin P. Arnold, University of Virginia • Investigating the Relationality of Group Attitudes in the Age of Trump Jordan Joseph Brensinger, Columbia University • Red Elephants and Blue Donkeys: Understanding the Effect of Colors on Political Perceptions and Candidate Electability Elizabeth Kiester, Albright College; Stephanie Pinel, Albright College • The Untenable Foundations of the Neo-Reactionary Movement's Socio-Economic Imaginary Craig D. Lair, Gettysburg College • Why Centrism Is Not Winning Anymore? Contemporary Rise of Right-Wing Governments and Left-Wing Oppositions Busra Ferligul, Binghamton University, SUNY

292. Paper Session: Policing --Parlor A Presider: Carlos Felipe Bustamante, University at Albany, SUNY • Police Body-Worn Cameras and Fatal Shootings: Assessing Footage for Explicit and Implicit Indicators of Suicide by Cop Scott Thomas Duncan, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania; Hannah Geczi, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania; Bob Moschgat, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania • The Manchester Project Safe Neighborhoods Initiative: Incorporating Evidence-Based Practices to Reduce Gun Crimes Lisa Ida Speropolous, Southern New Hampshire University • Technocratic Crime Fighting: Understanding the Role of Populism in Crime Analysis Mariana Veras, New York University; Angela LaScala-Gruenewald, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Reordering Strain in Police Culture: Sensemaking in the Policing of Local Problems in Oakland, California and Stockholm, Sweden Carlos Felipe Bustamante, University at Albany, SUNY • The Digital Beat: How the Police Connect with Communities in the Social Media Era of Policing Casey L. Ryan, Hudson Valley Community College

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

293. Paper Session: Globalization and Trade --Parlor B Presider: Wendy Li, University of Wisconsin - Madison • Cultures of Influence: How Lobbyists and Policymakers Created the 21st Century Trade Agreement Wendy Li, University of Wisconsin - Madison • Pathways of Transnational Siblinghood: Siblings Who Care for Stay-behind Parents in China Ken Sun, Hong Kong Baptist University • Towards a Sociology of Medical Tourism: Consumerism, Culture, and Inequalities -- A Research Agenda Rebecca Farber, College of William and Mary • What Happened to Globalization?: China's Impact on Organizational Relations Among US Trade Policy Stakeholder Groups Jesse Liss, The Graduate Center, CUNY

294. Paper Session: Social Spaces --Salon 10 Presider: Rachel Michelle Sparkman, Florida State University • An Approach to Understanding Rural America with Wallerstein's World-Systems Analysis Rachel Michelle Sparkman, Florida State University • Moral Concepts and Urban Spaces Vinay Kumar, University at Buffalo, SUNY • Populism and the Authority of Victims: Exclusion on Sacred Ground and the Demise of the International Freedom Center Stephen Couch, Penn State • The Production of Racist Spaces: A historical comparative exploration of the spatialization of racism in South Africa and Israel/Palestine Michael Bearman, New York University; Jacob Boersema, New York University

295. Paper Session: Sociology of Sexualities 3 --Salon 3 Presider: Pamela Devan, Boston University • Gay Jewish Households in the United States Harriet Hartman, Rowan University; Ira Sheskin, University of Miami • Out and About in a Repressive Nation-State: Forming Queer Communities and Spaces in Singapore Pamela Devan, Boston University • Rape and Resistance in the Workplace: Navigating Sexual Violence in Professional BDSM Ethan Czuy Levine, Stockton University • Queering the Gay Bar: An Ethnographic Examination Dustin J. Satterfield, Syracuse University

296. Paper Session: Sociology of Body and Embodiment --Salon 4 Presider: David Hutson, Penn State University Abington • Straight v. Plus, Commercial v. Editorial: Measuring and Categorizing Fashion Models Amanda M. Czerniawski, Temple University • "But Everyone Knows What I Taste Like": An Exploration of Afro-Texan Women's Nourishing Power Endia Hayes, Rutgers University - New Brunswick • Concealing and Dealing: How Pregnant Women Manage Visibly Pregnant Bodies in the Workplace David Hutson, Penn State University Abington • Phenomenology of the Inside/Outside: Women's Bodies in Sculpture by Women Artists Deborah Gambs, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY

297. Paper Session: Marxist Sociology --Salon 5 Presider: Kai Wen Yang, Binghamton University, SUNY • Neoliberalism and Financialization in Turkey Hakan Yilmaz, The Graduate Center, CUNY • Racial-Patriarchal Capitalism: Implications for the Global Capitalist Crises Debadatta Chakraborty, University of Massachusetts - Amherst • Reigniting Rev. Dr. King's Poor People's Campaign: Challenging Divisions and Uniting the Dispossessed Alicia Claire Singer Swords, Ithaca College • Monopoly Capital and the Problems with Identity Politics: A Case Study of Displacement in Chinatown and the Lower East Side, Manhattan, New York City, 2001-Present Kai Wen Yang, Binghamton University, SUNY

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

298. Paper Session: Digital Sociology: Creating Content --Seminar B Presider: Stephen Barnard, St. Lawrence University • Art, Business, or a Social Movement? The Multiple Logics of Podcast Enterprises Joseph Cohen, Queens College, CUNY; Ryan Sperry, Queens College, CUNY • Journalism in the Age of Twitter (and beyond) Stephen Barnard, St. Lawrence University • Cross-Medium Universals in Conversation: Comparative Computational Analysis of Online and Offline Communication Dynamics Charles Benjamin Gibson, University of California - Irvine • Don't Trust Liberal Professors Unless We Tell You Too: Toward an e-Public Sociology on YouTube Marcus Anthony Brooks, University of Cincinnati

Index

Index to Participants

., Saoirse : 227 Andrus, Shiloh : 120 Abascal, Maria: 132 Anthony, Vivian: 290 Abdelhadi, Eman: 69 Antonacci, John : 24 Abdul, Kiera Crystal : 129 Aparicio, Tania : 202 Abraham, David: 157 Aptekar, Sofya : 20 , 21 , 37 , 39 , 57 , 75 , 118 , 138 Abrego, Leisy: 131 , 156 , 175 , 215 , 236 , 252 , 254 , 271 , 286 Absalon, Jacob: 96 , 114 Aquino, Gabriel: 143 Abuali, Gineen: 145 Ardovini, Joanne : 98 Acevedo, Jacmara : 192 Arias, Franchesca : 195 Acevedo-Garcia, Dolores : 195 Arias, Keneth: 192 Acosta, Jonathon : 279 Armas, Desiree: 145 Adams, Crystal Marie : 197 Armenia, Amy: 153 , 171 , 195 , 212 Adeyinka-Skold, Sarah : 116 , 136 Armony, Ariel C.: 70 Adhikari, Nabin: 290 Armstrong, Andrea : 42 Adiletto, Olivia Rose: 227 Arnold, Colin P. : 291 Agyepong, Mercy : 82 Arnold, Jessica: 227 Ahidiana, Zawadi Rucks- : 178 Arsenault, Ken : 279 Ahmed, Rafiul: 138 Arteta, Genesis : 227 Aidala, Angela : 38 Asahina, Yuki : 204 Akalin, Nilufer : 5 Ashlock, Jennifer : 274 Akers, Aletha: 36 Atkinson, Maxine: 113 , 133 , 152 , 170 Akers, Joshua : 79 Atterberry, Adrienne : 125 Albehadli, Mohammed: 209 Attewell, Paul : 178 Albert, Mathieu: 154 Averill, Audrey Eava: 129 Albert, Sasha : 4 Avery, Leanne : 28 Alderfer, Katelyn : 244 Aviles Alonso, Alexa : 93 Alemu, Matthew : 59 Aviles, Ann: 144 Alexander, Jeffrey: 149 Ayala, Jennifer: 64 , 145 Alexiou, Nicholas : 186 Ayala-Hurtado, Elena : 102 Allen, Shaonta`: 100 Ayaydin, Deniz : 166 Alleyne, Akilah Sadé: 59 Aytar, Volkan: 123 Almanzar, Karla E : 192 Azike, Somto : 43 Almasri, Mohamad: 90 Aziz, Habiba : 186 Almeida, Shannon Marie : 46 Azocar, Maria : 287 Alogna, Francine : 288 Azriel, Jay : 68 Al-Sholi, Ahmad : 242 Baboolal, Aneesa : 11 , 116 , 172 Alvaré, Melissa Archer : 83 Bacchus, Nazreen : 85 Alvarez, Margarita Lucia: 183 Bailon, Charles : 209 Amaya, Nicole V. : 14 , 32 Baker, Carrie Everett : 209 Anderson, Elizabeth: 117 Balasanova, Alëna A.: 72 Anderson, Erin: 74 Baldiga, Maura : 195 Anderson, Mary Britton : 227 Baldor, Tyler : 179 Anderson, Sarah Lynette : 190 Baldwin, Amy : 214 Andersson, Matt: 205 Balta Ozgen, Aysegul : 184 Andrade, Stephane D. : 47 Balzarini, John : 219

Index

Banales, Nicole: 285 Blair, Sampson Lee : 65 , 84 , 124 Bandelj, Nina: 150 Blanco, Juan Pablo : 254 Banerjee, Payal: 20 , 37 , 57 , 75 , 118 , 138 , 156 , Blasyak, Aaron : 280 175 , 215 , 236 , 254 , 271 , 286 Blessing, Shannon: 227 Banks, Patricia : 52 , 122 Bloemraad, Irene: 229 Bao, Zixiao : 242 Blum, Linda: 232 Baptiste, Yazmin: 129 Bocca, Silvina: 197 Bardele, Nicolette Ann : 12 Boeri, Miriam: 258 Barnard, Alex Vosick : 10 Boeri, Natascia : 195 , 255 Barnard, Stephen: 298 Boersema, Jacob: 121 , 294 Barnes, Riché J. Daniel: 253 Bohm, Adriana: 230 Barr, Katelyn Nicole : 89 Bohrt, Marcelo : 78 Basaran, Oyman : 80 Bonatti, Valeria : 245 Basmechi, Farinaz: 241 Bonnes, Stephanie: 96 Batista, Emily : 93 Boothe, Carley Ann: 227 Battle, Brittany Pearl: 289 Borland, Elizabeth : 31 Bazo Vienrich, Alessandra: 118 Borton, David Jonathan : 66 , 227 Beaman, Jean: 52 , 69 , 169 Boselovic, Joseph L. : 165 Beard, Virginia: 66 Bosk, Emily : 290 Bearman, Michael: 294 Bounds, Anna Maria : 161 Beaver, Travis : 263 Boussios, Emanuel G. : 43 , 198 , 257 Bechtold, Thomas : 244 Bowen, James: 53 Becker, Andrea : 19 Boyd, Melody : 219 Belet, Lilika: 56 Boyiri, Turo : 44 , 93 Bell, Ann: 36 Boyle, Joseph : 120 Bell, Bridgette: 53 Boynton, Kimeu: 124 Bell, Marcus : 127 Braimah, Habiba: 83 Bell, Monica : 17 Branch, Enobong: 210 , 233 , 248 Bell, Susan Elizabeth: 154 Brant, Kristina Paige: 103 Bellisle, Dylan: 153 Brenner-Levoy, Jeremy : 30 Bennett-Knapp, Stephanie: 28 Brensinger, Jordan Joseph : 291 Benson, Janel: 180 Bretz, Brenda: 105 Bercu, Chiara : 256 Brewer, Mackenzie: 36 Berezin, Mabel: 18 , 149 , 177 Brierton Granruth, Laura: 178 Bergey, Meredith : 223 Brock, Breanna Danielle : 147 Berheide, Catherine White-: 148 , 281 Broege, Nora: 282 Berndt, Virginia Kuulei: 36 Brooke`s Smith Lowe, Sharifa: 129 Berridge, Mary Stephanie : 120 Brooks, Caroline Vincenza : 278 Bessett, Danielle: 4 Brooks, Marcus Anthony : 100 , 298 Bickelman, Rachel Lee: 129 Broscoe, Molly: 4 Bickford, Donna: 105 Broussard, Kathleen: 155 Bilecen, Basak : 245 Brown, Ellie: 36 Billings, Katie Rose : 10 Brown, Stephanie : 189 Bischoff, Kendra : 178 Browne, Alyssa : 115 Bishop, Johanna P. : 120 Brubaker, Emily Ann: 92 Bishop, Raven: 74 Bruch, Sarah: 224 Black, Timothy : 178 Brudvig, Susan: 105 Blackstone, Amy Maria: 174 Buchanan Turner, Carlene Marie : 139 , 192

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Buckner, Elexus Iris : 129 Chandler , Miles Leland Selfa : 209 Bueker, Catherine Simpson: 9 Chaneyfield, Shaquana Janee : 192 Bugaighis, Elizabeth: 230 Chapman, Brandon Marcus : 23 Bunyan, Laura : 86 Chapman, Connor : 192 Burch, Andrea: 55 Charles, Jefferson : 288 Burgess, Catherine Susan : 227 Chaudhuri, Tanni : 159 Burke, Andrea: 10 Chayko, Mary : 192 Burke, Jacquelyn Elizabeth : 109 Chen, Feng: 202 Burroughs, Tariem Atauren: 214 Chen, Victor: 66 Bustamante, Carlos Felipe : 292 Chernoff, Carolyn : 259 Butkovich, Nicole: 76 Chin, Jeffrey : 1 , 213 Byrd, W. Carson: 211 Chin, Margaret M. : 95 , 160 Cabrera, Sergio Antonio : 120 Chito-Childs, Erica : 269 Cainkar, Louise: 138 Chomczynski, Piotr: 207 Calarco, Jessica: 151 Churchill, Mary L : 206 Calarco, Paul: 56 , 172 Cisternino, Irissa : 256 Caldwell, Jamesha : 192 Ciucci, Nicholas Christopher: 109 Callahan, Ian : 276 Clarke, Caitlin L Vitosky : 274 Callahan, Jessica : 126 Clarry, John: 39 Camacho, Carlos : 239 Claster, Patricia : 65 Camargo, Pyetra : 64 , 145 Claster, Samuel : 65 Cammer-Bechtold, Selene : 244 Clay, Kevin : 282 Campagna, Lena Marie : 87 , 172 Cleary, Joseph Paul Paul: 265 Cao, Xuemei : 212 Clerge, Orly: 52 Carey, Allison: 232 Clifford, Elizabeth J. : 21 Carfagna, Luka: 119 Cobanoglu, Ayse : 183 Caring-Lobel, Alexander Max : 220 Cochran, Nicole Catherine : 108 Carl, Nicole Mittenfelner : 65 Cohen, Joseph : 298 Carr, Deborah: 226 Coldsmith, Jeremiah : 62 Carrara, Maggee: 106 Collica-Cox, Kimberly : 47 , 87 Carvalho, Rui : 166 Collins, Patrice Danae : 227 Carveth, Rodney Andrew: 208 Collins, Stanley Jamal : 88 Castañeda, Ernesto: 150 Conlon, Deirdre: 236 Castro, Ingrid: 76 , 98 Conlon, Lorraine Torres: 175 Ceesay, Fatoumata : 273 Connell, Catherine: 194 , 280 Çelik Lynch, Nihal : 153 Conner, Christopher T. : 199 , 218 Centeno, Miguel: 268 Constant, Andrea Seleana : 209 Cepa, Kennan : 165 Cook, Cynthia : 155 , 208 Ceresola, Ryan Guy: 279 Cook, Tanya Nicole : 56 , 142 Ceron-Anaya, Hugo : 60 , 189 Cook-Martín, David : 2 Cerulo, Karen A.: 177 , 200 , 228 Cooper, Arianna: 209 Cetina, Karin Knorr: 149 Cooper, Evan : 146 Chai, Sunyu : 222 Copelton, Denise A. : 45 Chaichian, Mohammad A. : 184 , 226 Cornejo, Oscar: 271 Chakoian-Lifvergren, Kaitlin S.: 243 Cornelissen, Sharon : 79 Chakraborty, Debadatta : 297 Corrado, Carolyn : 105 Chambers, Darryl: 9 , 275 Costilla, Beatriz: 129 Chancer, Lynn : 213 Couch, Stephen : 8 , 294

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Couloute, Lucius: 112 Dennis, Rutledge M.: 83 Council, Latoya: 285 DePasquale, Paige : 195 Cowan, Sarah: 155 Devan, Pamela : 295 Cox, Amanda : 13 Dhingra, Pawan: 57 , 160 Cox, Jessica: 129 Dias, Felipe: 151 Cox, Jessica Jenny: 129 Diaz, Alexis : 109 Crabb, Amanda : 262 DiDonato, Sandra Joy : 237 Craciun, Mariana: 154 Dillabaugh, Jacob Harrison : 89 Crawford, Sharika: 53 DiMaggio, Paul: 193 Creamer, Kathleen: 103 Dinzey-Flores, Zaire: 235 Crivello, Felicia : 288 Disha, Ilir : 87 Croce, Nicholas Joseph : 29 Dobson, Cheyney Cooper : 243 Crosser, Lauren Alexandra : 140 Doherty Bea, Megan: 81 Cuddy, Monica: 283 Doner, Kathryn Victoria: 192 Culton, Kenneth : 188 Dong, Shi: 124 Cunningham, Shannon : 192 Donkus, Catherine Dana : 109 Curry, Timothy James: 109 Donoghue, Christopher: 213 Curtin-Bowen, Mica: 197 Dormani, Carmela Muzio- : 202 Curtis, Anna: 112 Douglas, Daniel : 265 Czerniawski, Amanda M. : 174 , 296 Dow, Dawn Marie: 235 , 253 , 270 , 285 Daly, Sarah: 67 Drane, Jessica Kenty-: 65 Daman, Mary Margaret : 241 Drazenovich, Cynthia : 8 Damaschke-Deitrick, Lisa: 189 Dressel, Joanna : 178 Daniels, Chelsea : 257 Drotning, Kelsey Jeanne: 121 Daniels, Drew Sampson : 192 Duarte, Katie : 189 Danton, Madison: 217 Duck, Waverly: 169 Dao, Brynn : 93 Duffy, Mignon: 195 Das, Mitra : 246 Dugan, Kimberly: 91 Dasgupta, Sanchita : 86 Dunatchik, Allison : 84 Dashiell, Steven : 71 Duncan, Scott Thomas : 292 Davis, Conner : 191 Dunn, Michael: 222 , 252 Davis, Diane: 94 Durham, Simone Nicole : 40 Davis, Joseph : 10 Duygulu, Suray: 225 Davis, William: 176 Dzergoski, Marlee Katherine : 129 Davis-Delano, Laurel R. : 78 Ealy, Solange Helene : 227 Davoodi, Marjan : 40 Eastus, Alexandra: 44 , 93 de Novais, Janine : 257 Ebert, Kim: 215 de Oliveira, Fabio: 212 Eckford, Monica: 53 DeAngelis, Karin K.: 71 , 96 Eckstein, Susan: 94 Decoteau, Claire: 27 Edgell, Penny: 7 , 185 DeDios, Stephanie: 64 Edwards, Frank : 81 DeGloma, Thomas : 142 Edwards, Zophia: 221 Delehanty, Jack : 185 Egan, David Anthony : 191 Delizza, Alison: 72 Eimer, Stuart : 181 Dello Buono, Ricardo: 139 Ekl, Emily A. : 278 DelVescovo, Madeline : 190 Eleazar, Alex : 236 Demko, Tessa : 227 Elvir Maldonado, Heymi Iveth: 129 Deniz Rasit , Ezgi : 104 Ender, Morten: 53 , 71 , 96 , 114 , 134

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Enos, Jenny Jacqueline : 104 French, Bonnie : 270 Epps, JaQuon : 45 Frenette, Alexandre: 163 Erdmans, Mary : 31 Friedman, Sam: 151 Eren, Colleen : 67 Fries, Samantha : 275 Ermoshkina, Polina : 62 Friesen, Farah: 154 Esposito, Luigi: 25 Fritz, Marni S : 278 Estrada, Emily: 215 Frizell, Kelsey : 92 Eugene, Patrice : 93 , 263 Frye, Samuel : 139 , 161 Everitt, Judson: 135 Fulkerson, Gregory : 28 Fabey, Kira : 109 Furkan, Pia : 138 Faiia, Marjorie Marcoux : 290 Furst, Gennifer : 87 Fang, Fang : 125 Gabur, Anna : 187 Farago, Fanni : 224 Gaitan, Jenifer Viviana : 227 Farber, Rebecca : 293 Galarneau, Lydia : 182 , 280 Faruque, M. Omar: 48 Gallagher, Charles: 235 Feinig, Jakob : 238 Gallagher, Robert: 84 Feldherr, Rebecca Raveena: 209 Galli, Chuck: 205 Ferligul, Busra : 291 Galligan, Catherine : 212 Fernández-Kelly, Patricia : 15 , 94 Gambs, Deborah : 296 Ferraro, Vincent: 104 Ganeles, Jennifer : 93 Ferreira Coelho, Larissa : 184 Gantla, Sneha : 39 Fetherstonhaugh, Hannah : 93 Garcia, Ana Maria: 188 Fettro, Marshal Neal : 196 Garcia, Mya Iliana: 209 Fiala, Irene : 243 Garcia, Thairy: 145 Fisher, Timothy: 188 GARDIEN, Eve E. : 88 Fissel, Erica: 22 Garmon, Jeannie : 46 Fitzwater-Gonzales, Laura: 84 Garrett, Cal Lee : 27 Flemming, Crystal: 35 Garrido, Marco : 18 , 169 Flesaker, Michelle Quigg : 258 Gatewood, Britany J: 47 Foley, Nadirah Farah : 220 Gebremariam, Hana : 54 , 140 Folk, Johanna : 290 Gecker, Whitney : 161 Folsom, Jennifer J.: 78 Geczi, Hannah : 292 Foner, Nancy: 229 Geigner, Megan E.: 53 Fong, Kelley : 81 , 103 Gemar, Adam : 142 , 179 Ford, Julie : 188 Genter, Shaun S : 121 Ford, Matthew Thomas : 140 George, Scott : 120 Foster, Johanna: 58 George, Sophia C : 192 Foster, Rachel L. : 281 , 290 Gerson, Kathleen: 111 Foster, Sarah Kay : 191 Gerteis, Joseph: 121 Fox, Zachary J : 273 Gervasi, Angela Caterina: 227 Frank, Jennifer M. : 178 Gervis, Alexandra: 163 Franklyn, Grace Elizabeth: 135 Gest, Justin : 157 Frantz, Courtney : 255 Ghatak, Saran: 104 Franzen, Aaron B. : 54 , 129 Ghoshal, Raj : 139 Franzese, Alexis: 72 Giannaraki, Eirini : 128 Fraser, Kris: 227 Gibson, Charles Benjamin : 298 Freckleton, Miracle Faith: 209 Gilkes, Cheryl Townsend : 102 Freeman, Amanda : 272 Gillion, Leah L : 59

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Giorgi, Salvatore: 240 Haapajärvi, Linda : 128 , 262 Girouard, Jennifer Marie : 121 Hairston, Jr., Nelson G. : 42 Girvin, Heather : 178 Hajjar, Remi M.: 53 , 114 Gjata, Joris : 141 Halasz, Judith : 11 Gladfelter, Andrew Scott: 277 Hale, Tabitha: 182 Glasberg, Davita : 91 Hall, Nicolas Andrew : 92 Glassman, Taylor : 93 Hallett, Miranda: 75 Glazier, Mary : 238 Hamilton, Grace Alexander : 192 Gleeson, Shannon: 20 , 57 , 284 Hamilton, Tod: 169 Glunt, Casey Lawson : 109 Han, Beenna : 84 , 106 Golder, Taylor Ashley : 109 Han, Gru: 61 Goldstein, Jesse: 66 Hannon, Lance : 277 Gomez, Gabriele Jaclyn: 90 Hansen, Karen V.: 101 Gomory, Henry : 46 Hanson, Sandra L. : 208 Gonalons-Pons, Pilar: 153 , 171 Hanula, Jocelyn: 290 Gong, Neil : 27 Harger, Brent : 224 Gonzales, Belisa: 270 Harkness, Geoff : 159 Gonzalez, Belinda: 116 Harnois, Catherine E.: 205 González, Marcela F. : 238 Harpaz, Yossi: 231 Gonzalez-Sobrino, Bianca: 107 Harr, Bridget : 141 Goodman, Xuanren : 144 Harrigan, Shaquilla : 221 Goodwin, Jeff: 18 Harris, Cherise : 140 Gorstein, Lauren: 148 , 281 Harris, Coley: 9 Gostjev, Feodor: 207 Harris, Jasmine: 211 Gould, Mark: 6 Harris, Kelsey C.: 265 Gow, Jamella Nefetari : 271 Harris, Lauren: 36 Graham, Aleko: 192 Hartman, Harriet: 295 Grahame, Kamini : 226 , 245 Hartmann, Douglas: 121 Grainger, Garrett L: 46 Harvey, Sarah D. C.: 72 , 234 Gran, Brian: 62 Hasnain, Aseem : 63 Grau, Amy Baumann : 256 Hauserman, Shawn: 99 Gray, Andrew: 25 Hawzen, Matthew: 282 Gray, Thomas: 28 Hayes, Adam : 80 , 141 , 274 Greene, April : 47 Hayes, Endia: 296 Greene, Joss Taylor : 261 He, Tianyi: 129 Greenwood, Jaime : 192 Heath, Taylor Renee : 42 Gregory, Katherine: 91 Hecht, Katharina : 216 Greil, Arthur L.: 55 , 197 Heideman, Laura J : 23 Grether, Scott Thomas : 84 Henao, Steven : 192 Grigoryeva, Angelina: 86 Hendricks, Mitchell: 142 Grigsby, Alan Vincent : 88 , 172 Henneberry, Arlana Leah : 129 Grodzky, Marcin, 141 Henry, Colleen : 81 Guan, Wen: 255 Henry, Felicia A. : 12 Gupta, Pallavi : 63 Heredia, Luisa: 20 Guseva, Alya: 73 Herling, Jessica: 214 Gutin, Iliya : 173 Herman, Cameron : 59 Guy, Roger : 207 Herman, Sasha : 227 Guzman, Joseph : 287 Hernandez, Jason : 64

Index

Hernandez, Lizmeidy: 109 Ishizawa, Hiromi : 262 Hernandez, Mario R: 88 Islam, Inaash : 259 Hernandez, Ruth Marleen : 128 Ismail, Mohamoud M.: 127 Hertz, Rosanna : 55 Ittner, Timothy : 123 Hibbs, Esther: 281 Itzigsohn, Jose: 210 Hiemstra, Nancy : 254 Jablonski, Erica: 171 Hill, Robert: 181 Jabola-Carolus, Isaac: 195 Hinesley, Christopher : 239 Jackson, Christina : 201 , 219 Hirshfield, Laura : 54 , 72 , 115 , 135 , 154 , 173 , Jackson, Pamela Braboy: 284 214 , 234 Jacob, Steven : 8 Hirtle, Emily Elizabeth : 109 Jacobs, Elizabeth M.: 57 Hitchcock, Shannon : 86 Jacobs, Jerry A. : 284 Hitchens, Brooklynn : 9 Jacobson, Heather : 4 , 19 , 36 , 55 , 73 , 117 , 137 , Hodges, Melissa: 171 155 , 174 , 197 Hoekstra, Erin: 156 James, Adilia E. E. : 115 Hogan, Kevin: 114 James, Shauntey: 281 , 290 Hoiland, Sarah Louise : 66 Jang-Trettien, Christine: 79 Holz, Dana Beth Sorenson : 275 Jarrahi, Mohammad Hossein : 222 Hom, Jeffrey: 77 Javadzadeh, Abdy: 41 Hoppe, Alexander : 61 , 274 Javid, Aisha : 93 Hoppe, Trevor : 27 Jenkins, Kathleen: 101 Horn, Joseph: 109 Jenkins, Tania M. : 54 , 72 , 115 , 135 , 154 , 173 , Hosman, Sarah Siltanen: 219 214 , 234 Hostetler, Andrew : 195 Jennings, Joey Nathaniel : 78 Houser, Kimberly: 87 Jiménez , Tomás : 51 Howell, Aaron James: 8 Jimenez, Anthony : 156 Hoxmeier, Jill: 22 Jimenz, Marleny: 45 Hoy, Christopher: 240 Johnson, Heather: 90 Hsin, Amy : 39 , 57 Johnson, Kimson : 214 Hu, Beiyi : 107 Johnson, Lawrence : 287 Hu, Peixiaoyu : 255 Johnson, Nina: 211 , 284 Huang, Paoyi : 41 Johnson, Oshea Donnell : 45 Huang, Tiffany Joyce : 107 Johnson, Sarah Jayne : 90 Huaqui, Anthony Cesar : 23 Johnson-Dias, Janice: 230 Hubbard, Janiya : 265 Johnston, Eliana : 45 Huber, Rebecca : 195 Johnston, Erin F.: 142 Hughes, Elizabeth : 269 Johns-Wolfe, Elaina: 4 Hughes, Emi : 239 Jones, Angela : 239 Humala, Kathy S: 192 Jones, Ellis : 238 Hung, Ho-fung: 130 Jones, Emerald: 47 Hutson, David : 296 Jones, Johnnie: 192 Igbinovia, Adesuwa Ehimwenma: 185 Jones, Katharine : 223 Ignatow, Gabe : 6 Jones, Phoebe: 103 Ikeler, Peter : 288 Jones, Ryn: 109 Inglis, Patrick : 60 Jones-Correa, Michael: 2 Ingram, Amelia Kay : 186 Joon Han, Yun: 53 Inhorn, Marcia: 55 Joseph, Jalia Lashay : 85 Iqbal, Hira : 104 Joseph, Tiffany: 156 , 251

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Joshi, Avilasha : 93 Kim, Young Sin: 64 Joshi, Pamela : 195 Kimber, Addison: 232 Joy, Matthew Quentin: 93 King, Nicole: 201 Joy, Sandra : 188 King-White, Ryan Edward: 282 Julien, Chris M : 256 Kinsella, Melissa : 218 Julier, Alice : 260 Kjos, Andrea L. : 234 Kadowaki, Joy: 124 Kleinstuber, Ross : 62 , 227 Kafonek, Katherine June : 25 Kleman, Han Noel : 276 Kallman, Meghan : 221 Kleykamp, Meredith: 3 Kampitsis, Sage Anastasia : 192 Kline, Zachary: 217 Kampler, Benjamin Joseph: 280 Klonkowska, Anna Maria : 239 , 261 Kamya, Hugo: 164 Knight, Carly: 217 Kang, Miliann: 175 Ko, Greene : 92 Kaplan, Lawrence : 234 Kochenov, Dimitry: 231 Karakaya, Yagmur: 7 Kochunilathil, Merlin: 135 Karbassi, Nikoo: 192 Kojola, Erik: 8 Karim, Sakeef: 13 Koku, Emmanuel : 44 , 93 , 164 Karlen, Andrea: 96 Kolysh, Simone : 76 , 172 , 239 Karlin, John Eugene : 276 Konradi, Amanda : 10 Karlsson, Nicole : 212 Koontz, Amanda: 233 Kasem-Beg, Anastasia Sasha: 227 Kordsmeier, Gregory: 97 Kashinski, David: 53 Korgen, Kathleen : 113 , 133 , 152 , 170 , 200 Kasinitz, Philip: 51 Koropeckyj-Cox, Tanya: 174 Katz, Hanna : 277 Kosmicki, Bethany Kristen : 264 Katz, Meredith : 120 Kowalsky, Rachel: 266 Kehal, Prabhdeep Singh : 83 Kozimor, Michele Lee : 1 , 56 , 74 , 97 , 196 Kehoe, Jill : 67 Kramarczuk Voulgarides, Catherine : 244 Keldin, Glennan Skye : 93 Krase, Jerome : 159 Kelley, Ray-Jaxxon: 129 Kremen Adler, Laura Claire : 61 , 163 Kelly , Monique Deeann Asandra : 107 , 127 Kretsedemas, Philip : 20 , 37 , 57 , 75 , 118 , 138 , Kelly, Kristy: 244 156 , 175 , 215 , 236 , 254 , 271 , 286 Kelso, Michelle : 208 Kriebel, David : 212 Kelty, Ryan : 53 , 71 , 96 , 114 , 134 Krozer, Alice: 60 Ken, Ivy: 35 Kumar, Archana : 192 Kennedy, A. Isabelle : 88 Kumar, Vinay : 294 Kennedy, Michael: 3 Kunimoto, Nina : 254 Kesler, Christel : 59 Kupchik, Aaron: 177 Khalafalla, Amna : 44 , 93 Kurien , Prema Ann : 262 Khalid, Fariha : 41 , 266 Kuryluk, Alyssa : 109 Khalil, Muhammad : 186 Kyler, Anna Miriam : 276 Khaliq, Shanel : 289 LaBagnara, Julie Calvert : 12 Khan, Shamus: 151 , 199 Laberge, Suzanne: 154 Kiester, Elizabeth : 76 , 98 , 291 Lackey, Dalton Jared : 191 Kim, Chong Su : 204 Lai, Jennifer Carmen: 136 Kim, Dae Young: 262 Lair, Craig D. : 291 Kim, Hye Jee : 192 Lakshmanan, Praveena: 136 Kim, Jaeeun: 231 , 286 Lam, Angus Lincolm : 209 Kim, Sunmin: 57 Lamb, Eleanor Allen : 209

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Lamonica, Aukje : 258 Li, Rebecca: 129 Lang, K. Brandon : 266 Li, Rebecca S.K.: 31 Langstraat, Jeffrey: 230 Li, Wendy : 293 Lardiere, Kelsey: 192 Li, Xuemeng : 189 Lareau, Annette : 101 , 122 , 151 , 216 Liao, Wenjie : 215 Larena, Ally: 192 Liberos, Mariet: 145 Largesse, Elise : 237 Lichten, Eric : 7 Larson, Steven : 251 Lichtenstein, Matty : 81 LaScala-Gruenewald, Angela : 29 , 292 Lieberman, Dahlia : 190 Lataianu, Camelia: 21 Light, Donald : 251 Lataianu, Gabriel : 21 Lindemann, Danielle : 177 Lattimore , Nicole Ann: 129 Lindner, Andrew : 273 Laurison, Daniel : 151 , 279 Lindsay, Belinda Baltimore: 189 LaVergne, Dana Rose: 218 Linstead-Goldsmith, Billy: 77 Lawler, Margaret Elizabeth: 227 Linver, Miriam: 176 Lawrence, Kirk : 24 Lippmann, Stephen: 61 Laybourn, SunAh Marie: 66 Liss, Jesse : 293 Leach, Virginia: 93 Liu, Larry: 163 Lebrusan, Irene : 62 Liu, Liu: 189 Ledford, Andrew Kenneth : 114 Lizins, Marisa Emma : 227 Lee, Claudia Esther : 129 Llewellyn, Cheryl : 175 Lee, Elizabeth: 22 , 180 Lockes-Rich, Shanaya: 109 Lee, Jaein Josefina : 225 Lockwood, Brian: 192 Lee, Jeewoo : 129 Longazel, Jamie : 75 Lee, Jennifer: 17 Longo, Gabrielle Rose: 192 Lee, Jiho: 192 Lopez, Freddy: 220 Lee, Joel: 63 Lorek, Melanie : 24 Lee, Latoya: 270 Lott, Jessica: 197 Lee, Yewon: 204 Louie, Vivian : 160 Leffler, Brittany : 178 Lourenção, Humberto : 114 Legewie, Nicolas Martin : 183 , 240 Loury, Doreen: 188 Lelles, Rebecca Christine : 129 Love, Erik: 69 Lemekh, Halyna : 184 Lowry, Michele: 55 Leonardos, Madeline Chandonnet : 148 , 209 Lu, Wenyue: 90 León-Pérez, Gabriela: 205 Lubega, Francis Poncho : 227 Lequieu, Amanda McMillan : 8 Ludwig, Bernadette : 82 , 128 Lesser, Emma: 147 Lynch, Cara Bergstrom- : 263 Levine, Ethan Czuy : 218 , 295 Lynch, Lexy: 45 Levinson, David : 35 Lytle, LaMiesha : 72 , 234 Levy, Janelle : 107 Lyttle Storrod, Michelle: 176 Lewin, Amy: 36 Ma, Amanda T. : 190 Lewis, Demar F.: 13 Ma, Grace: 90 Lewis, Kazper: 53 MacArthur, Kelly Rhea : 72 , 234 Lewis-Elligan, Tracey: 197 MacColl Nicholson, Joliet : 8 Leyro, Shirley : 39 , 156 MacKendrick, Norah: 182 Leyser-Whalen, Ophra : 4 , 137 Mackey, Brooke Reanna: 192 Li, Jialin: 237 MacLaughlin, Delia: 42 Li, Luye: 207 Madigan, Timothy: 84

Index

Madore, Marianne : 286 McCorkel, Jill: 112 Madron, Daniel Jay : 26 , 188 McCoy, Charles : 45 Maghbouleh, Neda: 69 , 138 McDonnell, Terence: 288 Maglalang, Dale: 171 McGeever, Kelly : 277 Mai, Quan : 278 McGowan, Michelle: 4 Malis, Cassandra: 260 McGuffey, C. Shawn: 194 Maller, Rachel : 224 McIntosh, O`Livia: 129 Mamari, Fadi : 192 McKee, Seth: 72 Manduca, Robert: 79 McLaurin, Virginia : 78 Manierre, Matthew J. : 146 McLeer, Jennifer : 189 Mann, Emily: 197 McMillan, Jordan H : 48 Mansley, Elizabeth A. : 106 McMullin, Stephen: 167 Manzer, Jamie Lee: 36 Mcnally, Kelly : 290 Mao, Jina: 222 McQuillan, Julia: 55 Marathe, Megh: 173 McRea, Kacie Lynn: 109 Margaryan, Satenik : 39 McReynolds-Perez, Julia: 19 Maria, Anelfi : 93 Mears, Ashley: 3 Markannen, Pia: 212 Mechbal, Sirine : 184 Markens, Susan : 19 Meghji, Ali : 52 Markle, Jonathan: 234 Melaku, Tsedale : 95 , 160 Marlow, Thomas William: 42 Mele, Christopher : 9 , 184 Maron, Samuel : 203 Mele-Thomas, Marie : 87 Marrow, Helen B.: 60 Mendez, Maria : 64 , 145 Martin, Favian : 188 Mendoza, Matthew William : 68 Martin, Kate: 42 Mendoza, Robert : 93 Martin, Tariq Jared Arthur: 227 Menjívar , Cecilia: 131 Martinez, Brandon Paul : 225 Mercado, Brian : 207 Martinez, Caleb Micah : 109 Mercado-Diaz, Mario : 143 Martinez, Jr., Ramiro : 70 Mercuri, Anne: 8 Martinez-Mendoza, Samantha: 145 Messerschmidt, James W.: 194 Mason, Katherine Abigail : 205 Messner, Michael : 111 , 194 Massey, Douglas S.: 177 , 229 Metraux, Steven: 119 Matinja , Ladi Sule : 126 Mezey, Nancy: 174 Matitashvili, Tamar: 197 Michalikova, Nina : 21 , 246 Matta, Nada : 242 Mickey, Ethel L. : 68 Matthew, Katie Elizabeth : 71 , 128 Mihalko, Alexandra : 93 Matthews, Micheal D.: 96 Mijs, Jonathan Jan Benjamin: 216 , 240 Matthews, Morgan Carey: 108 Miles, Corey Javon: 287 Mauldin, Laura: 232 Miller, Chloe Noel: 129 Maust, Benjamin David : 109 Mills, Melinda : 235 , 253 , 269 , 270 , 285 Maw, Michaela : 109 Milne, Jake : 66 Mazelis, Joan Maya : 46 , 110 Miner, Zachary William : 283 Mbekeani, Preeya Pandya : 165 Mirance, Katie: 106 McBride, Jake: 209 Mirsky, John Vincent : 109 McCabe, Brian: 201 MISHRA, NUTAN : 144 McCabe, Katharine Faye : 27 Mitchell, Amy: 238 McCall, Leslie : 216 Mitra, Diditi : 14 , 58 , 230 McCallum, Jamie Kisselbach : 181 Modi, Radha: 85

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Modile, Adenife : 117 Nguyen, Tara Hanh : 93 , 263 Modrak, Emily: 196 Nicholls, Walter : 20 , 254 Mohamed, Besheer: 69 Nimaga, Anssa : 192 Mojid, Morsaline : 166 , 286 Noel, Bennie: 109 Molina, Mario: 80 Nooraddini, Ismail : 128 Molotch, Harvey: 34 Nopper, Tamara: 58 , 215 Monaghan, David B. : 265 Norris, Alison: 4 Monson, Renee A. : 141 Norton, Michael: 134 Monsurat, Isiaka : 43 Norwood, Romney S: 201 Montalvo, Amber Paris Nicole: 209 Novak-Leonard, Jennifer: 161 Montemurro, Beth : 30 , 98 , 192 Nuno, Nathania: 53 Montgomery, Sidra Jass : 119 O`Brien, Claire Margaret : 109 Moore, D. Chanele: 105 O`Brien, Eileen: 95 Moore, Mignon: 111 O`Brien, John: 69 Moraly, Eric: 53 O`Brien, Rourke Liam : 80 Moroi, Yuichi : 13 O`Connell, Daniel: 227 Morris, Aldon: 150 , 210 O`Connor, Shannon Kathleen: 227 Moschgat, Bob: 292 Obach, Brian : 8 Mose, Tamara: 95 Obiora, Justice Echezona : 90 Moster, Miriam : 206 Occhiuto, Nicholas Joseph : 80 Mott, Michelle Lea : 165 Ocejo, Richard E. : 110 , 196 , 213 , 233 Mueller, Jennifer : 222 Oeur, Freeden Blume: 211 Mughal, Sahira: 192 Ogunnika, Zacchaeus: 187 Muhammad, Bahiyyah: 47 Ojeh, Kalasia: 100 Mulayim, Gokhan : 80 Okechukwu, Amaka : 11 , 211 Munasinghe, Hansini : 57 Okigbo, Karen Amaka : 82 Muniandy, Parthiban: 245 Olivera, Maria Isabel : 93 Muñoz, Carolina Bank : 3 Olsen, Lauren: 54 Munro, Kirstin: 255 Omori, Megumi : 80 Murphy, Meghan : 282 Onasch, Elizabeth: 2 Murray, Robert Lee : 93 Ong, Christina: 158 Myers, Kit Colquhoun: 84 Orne, Jason: 93 , 199 Nassauer, Anne: 25 , 78 Orrange, Robert M.: 242 Natividad, Bryan : 41 Osnowitz, Debra: 101 Navas, Natalia S : 7 Osuji, Chinyere K.: 269 Nedzhvetskaya, Nataliya: 61 Otieno, Alex: 223 Nee, Victor: 130 Ozdemir, Seyma : 187 Neely, Megan Tobias : 122 Ozgen, Aysegul Balta: 118 Negron, Vanessa Aura: 9 Pacewicz, Josh: 18 Nehme, Joe Elie : 189 Pagliarulo McCarron, Graziella: 139 Neitz, Sarah: 288 Paine, Emily Allen : 205 Nelson, Amber: 72 Palmer, Jane Ellen : 9 , 22 Nelson, Laura: 217 Pan, Yung-Yi Diana : 160 Nelson, Tauren Berkley : 182 Pancho-Cuahutle, Jesus : 209 Nelson, Timothy J.: 112 Parashar, Sangeeta: 65 , 164 , 276 Nerenberg, Kiara Millay : 272 Parcel , Toby L. : 49 Neville, Joanna: 73 Park, Lisa Sun-Hee : 20 , 37 , 57 , 75 , 118 , 138 , Nguyen, Linh: 271 156 , 175 , 215 , 236 , 254 , 271 , 286

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Park, Nicholas: 55 Price-Glynn, Kim : 76 , 98 , 153 , 171 , 195 , 212 Parker, Jennifer : 290 Prince, Barbara: 97 , 196 Parker, Karen F.: 25 Pritchard, Brooklyn: 114 Parker, Laurin : 124 Protasiuk, Ewa Marta: 244 Parrado, Emilio: 169 Pryciak, Gina: 209 Parsons, Ryan: 79 Puglin, Jamie : 142 Parvez, Fareen: 2 Purk, Janice : 246 Pascale, Celine-Marie: 239 Putcha, Chandrasekhar : 24 Payano, Yasmine: 219 Qiu, Jifang: 117 Payne, Haley : 192 Quartararo, Dominique: 182 Payne, Wanda Parham- : 65 Quinn, Johanna : 153 Payne, Yasser: 9 , 144 Quinn, Margaret : 212 Peart, Silvia: 53 Ragon, Kathleen A : 48 Pelletier, Temma Grace : 92 Rainville, G. : 167 Penklis, Hannah Sheree : 227 Ralston, Kevin McCarter: 264 Peoples, Crystal: 116 Ramos, Ashly : 192 Perez, Fernando: 25 Ramos, Marlene : 236 Perez, Michael: 64 Randall, Ja`Bre Charnae : 191 Perez, Victor: 227 Rao, Aliya Hamid : 289 Perkins, Kaitlin Elizabeth: 129 Rao, Ramamohan: 24 Perkins, Robert: 192 Rapp, Angela : 93 Perry, Alexander Zi : 129 Rapp, Laura: 227 Peters, Andrea M.: 53 Raudenbush, Danielle : 5 Peters, Sara A : 40 Ravenelle, Alexandrea : 252 Petrone, Gianna Marie : 192 Ray, Rashawn: 177 , 284 Petty, Carol Jean : 166 Redman, Amy Lee : 187 Phillips, Gavin: 129 Reed, Holly : 21 Phillips, Rita: 71 Reis, Jennifer: 53 Piccirelli, Jordyn Renee : 209 , 239 Rell, Emalie: 129 Pich, Michele: 87 Representative, Census: 235 Pierre- Louis, Sasha A : 257 Revier, Kevin: 188 Pila, Daniela : 118 Revis, Lauren Suzanne : 209 Pilgrim, Haley: 158 Reyes, Victoria : 3 Pinedo, Isabel : 273 Reyna, Chandra: 86 Pinel, Stephanie: 291 Riccobono, Kathryn : 186 Pinilla Angel, Daniela: 109 Rich, Emma : 126 Pitt, Laura-Ashleigh : 109 Rich, Meghan Ashlin : 9 , 201 Plante, RF: 260 Richards, Bedelia : 180 Pocinki, Allegra : 275 Richardson, Derek: 203 Polgar, Michael : 241 Rider, Karina : 257 Pollack, Sarah : 198 Riley, Kristine Erin : 288 Portes, Alejandro : 70 , 157 Rima, Brandi : 143 Powers, Jillian: 119 Ring-Ramirez, Misty Dawn : 40 Prager, Susan : 68 , 226 Rita, Nathalie: 236 Prasad, Pushkala: 222 Rivera, Josephine : 129 Preito-Hodge, Kayla : 158 Rivera, Neve Janelle: 209 Pressman, Lindsay Brooke: 209 Roberts, Dorothy: 103 Price, Hannah Elizabeth : 109 Robey, Derek: 102

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Robinson, Blaque : 116 Sajadi, Shahrzad: 12 Robinson, Candice: 52 Sakai, Atsuko: 54 Robinson, Megan Elizabeth: 161 Saleem, Musa : 93 Rocha Beardall, Theresa: 81 Sall, Dialika: 82 Rodrigo, Nicholas : 215 Salomone, Jules : 121 Rodríguez , Néstor : 131 Saltsman, Adam: 77 , 99 Rodriguez, Crystal, C. : 143 Salvatore, Christopher : 263 Rodriguez, Jasiah: 64 Sampson, Monique: 238 Rodriguez, Manuel : 209 Sanchez, Sonia : 175 Rohall, David E.: 96 Sánchez-Connally, Patricia: 162 Rojas, Kimberly: 64 , 145 Sandusky, Emily M. : 178 Rojas, Rene : 60 Sangaline, Isabella Marie : 93 Romanienko, Lisiunia (Lisa) A.: 136 Sassen, Saskia: 18 , 70 , 94 , 268 Romero, Elizabeth: 227 Sato, Danielle Toshie : 129 Ronda, Michelle : 9 Satterfield, Dustin J. : 295 Rondini, Ashley: 162 Saucier, Khalil: 75 Rondini, Ashley C.: 266 Sauls, Jackson Blake : 190 Rosado, Shantee: 259 Saum, Christine: 87 Roschelle, Anne R. : 35 Scales, MJ: 275 Roscigno, Vincent : 151 Scheppele, Kim : 157 Rose, Susan : 105 Schiff, Alyssa : 227 Rosen, Nicole: 127 Schimpfossl, Elisabeth: 122 Rosenbloom, Susan Rakosi- : 123 Scholl, Maggie: 114 Rosenstein, Judith E.: 53 Schorpp, Kristen Marie : 182 Rosinska, Anna: 153 Schroeder, Amelia Grace: 129 Ross, Evan: 129 Schroeder, Emily Allison : 209 Roter, Naomi Julia : 148 , 209 Schroeder-Jenkinson, Casey : 173 Roth, Benita : 48 Schupp, Justin : 42 Roth, Gary : 206 Schutz, Olivia : 115 Rowe, Carmen Marie : 108 Schwartz, H. Andrew : 240 Rowland, Paula: 154 Schwartz, Rachel A. : 163 Roy, Kevin: 36 Schwarz, Sydnie Jene : 93 Rozario, Tannuja: 148 Scully, Maureen : 222 Ruane, Janet M.: 200 Segal, David R.: 134 Ruben, Meira Deborah : 129 Seim, Josh: 176 Rubin, Gabriel: 89 Sen, Raka: 171 Rufrano, Michelle : 33 Senior, Marcus : 129 Ruggero, E. Colin: 230 Sennett, Richard: 149 Rule, Alix: 217 Seo, Joo Eun : 41 Rumbaut, Rubén : 229 Seo, Juhwan : 148 Ruszczyk, Stephen : 64 , 279 Serrano, Uriel : 158 Ruvalcaba, Angelica: 136 Serravallo, Vincent: 11 Ryan, Casey L. : 292 Seweid, Yasmin : 93 Ryan, Shannon : 281 , 290 Seymour, Eric : 79 Rzemyk, Thomas : 188 Shams, Tahseen : 2 Sabharwal, Rebha : 164 Shannon, Deric: 91 Sadeghi, Sahar: 211 Shannon, Laith D.: 134 Sadri, Homa: 184 Shapiro, Andrew James : 6

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Shaw, Victor : 167 Springer, Laddie Jay: 190 Shen, Yuying: 192 Srivastava, Abhilasha: 63 Sherman, Rachel: 199 , 216 Stacey, Claire L.: 72 , 234 Sherwin, Wilson : 181 Standlee, Alecea : 180 , 257 Sheskin, Ira: 295 Steck, Laura West : 26 , 68 Shields, Thomas Pineros : 162 Stedman, Richard C.: 42 Shivers, Clayton: 53 Stein, Peter J.: 200 Shoenberger , Nicole Ann : 127 , 129 Steinberg, Hillary : 176 Shupe, Kyle : 30 Steinbugler, Amy: 269 Sica, Alan: 17 Stevens, Cierra: 129 Siebold, Guy L. : 134 Stevens, Lindsay : 4 , 19 , 36 , 55 , 73 , 117 , 137 , Siegel, Derek P : 4 , 19 , 36 , 55 , 73 , 117 , 137 , 155 155 , 174 , 197 , 174 , 197 Stewart, Evan Michael : 185 Silva, Jennifer Ann : 192 Stewart, Karyn Alayna : 117 , 182 Silva, Mabel : 209 Stewart, Mahala Dyer: 212 Silver, Blake R. : 220 , 224 Stiman, Meaghan : 201 Simko, Christina: 200 Stopper, Nicole : 290 Simon, Nicolas : 180 Stowens, Sarah : 120 Singh, Bhawan : 186 Strand, Michael: 101 Skolnik, Ava: 36 Strelevitz, Tara : 93 Skracic, Izidora : 36 Stricker, Mary: 58 Slauson-Blevins, Kathleen: 55 , 197 Strong, Myron : 14 , 56 , 116 , 136 , 230 , 259 Small, Jamie L.: 264 Sue, Christina A.: 132 Small, Mario: 79 Sullivan , Rachel : 206 Smith, AshLee: 103 Sullivan, Olivia : 192 Smith, Carrie Lee : 19 , 137 Sun, Ken: 293 Smith, Deveraux: 41 Suriel, Lisa: 129 Smith, Julia Taylor : 109 Surrey, David : 145 Smith, Lovell : 188 Swartz, David L. : 246 Smith, Mikaela: 4 Swed, Ori: 114 Smith, Naja Aisha : 209 Sweet, Paige: 27 Smith, Robert C.: 132 Sweet, Shannan: 42 Smithsimon, Gregory : 237 Swidler, Ann: 193 Smollin, Leandra : 241 Swords, Alicia Claire Singer : 297 Soehl, Thomas : 13 Tabb, Kristina Anne : 93 Sokol, Zachary: 45 , 240 , 290 Tam, Corinne Wai Yin: 93 Solari, Cinzia D : 203 Tamura, Yuichi : 265 Sommers, Olivia: 265 Tanaka, Kimiko : 146 Sorensen, Anna : 241 Tanir, Canan : 19 Southwick, Caitlin L: 209 Tannucilli, Jacqueline: 282 Soyer, Michaela: 112 Tapia, Reynaldo : 225 Spalter-Roth, Roberta : 140 Tauches, Kimberly Grace : 139 Sparkman, Rachel Michelle : 294 Tavares, Gracieli: 212 Sparling, Eileen: 227 Tavory, Iddo: 231 Speropolous, Lisa Ida : 292 Taylor, Marshall: 288 Sperr, Ed: 214 Tejada-Peña , Karen: 131 Sperry, Ryan : 298 Telles, Edward: 132 Spiro, Peter: 231 Ternikar, Farha: 85 , 260

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Tevington, Patricia : 176 van der Naald, Joseph : 181 , 252 Thissell, Elizabeth Mae : 227 Van Heesewijk, Matthew: 129 Thomas, Alexander : 28 Van Rite, Eric: 154 , 266 Thomas, Christopher : 12 VanArsdale, Brianna: 36 Thomas, Christopher: 238 Velez, Jenna Megan : 109 Thomas, Cyane : 192 Velez, Samantha : 128 , 209 Thomas, Njoke: 234 Veras, Mariana : 292 Thomas, Shameka Poetry: 155 Viera, Janelle Ashley : 107 Thompson, Linda : 192 Vieyra, Francisco : 78 Tian, Fengrui : 91 Viladrich, Anahi : 20 , 156 , 185 , 251 Tian, Xiaosu: 88 Vincensi, Barbara: 129 Ticona, Julia : 252 Vinson, Alexandra: 135 Tincha, Madison: 128 Vitullo, Margaret : 38 Topping, Michael Silas : 90 Volpe, Vanessa: 182 Torkelson, Jason: 121 Voyer, Andrea : 217 Toro-Morn, Maura: 35 Wachtendorf, Tricia: 12 Torpey, John : 157 Walker, Abraham Jacob : 181 Torres, Luis: 4 Walker, Alicia Michelle : 30 Tosh, Sarah: 215 Walkover, Lillian : 173 Towler, Kayla: 64 Walls, Tori: 220 Tran, Kelly : 209 Walters, Diavian: 192 Tran, Van : 132 Wang, Bohui: 125 Troxel, Hannah : 182 , 287 Wang, Wenjin : 125 , 207 Trujillo, Hector Eduardo : 129 Wang, Xi : 167 Tubman, Hannah Elizabeth : 129 Wang, Yong: 65 , 276 Tuch, Steven : 208 Warnock, Rosalie: 232 Tuntiya, Nana : 54 Warren, Megan Elizabeth : 129 Turcotte, Catherine : 42 Watson, Jake : 286 Turner, Alyn: 285 Weber, Gerard : 272 Turner, Claude: 139 Weber, Linda R. : 127 Turner, Emily Steer : 109 Weil, Joyce : 146 Turner, Jeffrey Michael : 258 Westerman, William : 64 , 179 Tyner, Alia : 273 Western, Bruce: 17 Tyner, Celeste: 53 Wetcher-Hendricks, Debra : 142 Tzoc, Kristen Elizabeth : 10 Wherry, Frederick: 213 Umamaheswar, Janani: 126 White, Ashley: 197 Underman, Kelly: 54 , 72 , 115 , 135 , 154 , 173 , White, Jonathan M : 77 , 99 214 , 234 White, Shelley K: 77 , 99 , 164 Urban, Jennifer: 176 Whitmeyer, Joseph: 49 Urbina Julio, Daniela: 106 Whittle, Tanya Nichole: 29 Urbina, Karla Martina : 129 Whittlesey, Christina : 172 Utheim, Ragnhild : 9 Wielk, Emily Grace : 22 , 129 Vago, Erin: 129 Wiest, Emily Rose : 227 Valen Levinson, Adam: 202 Wilczak, Andrew: 25 Valentine, Jenna: 192 Wilder, Keenan : 272 Vallas, Steven: 252 Wildfeuer, Rachel : 161 Valle, Melissa Mercedes : 203 Wilkerson, Nicole Elizabeth : 129 Van de Velde, Cécile : 31 , 220 Wilkinson, Candace: 227

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Wilks, Mary-Collier : 203 Yates, Nefetaria Anntonette : 144 Will, Jeffry : 238 Yi, Youngmin: 81 Williams, Bryan: 114 , 134 YILMAZ, Eyyup : 185 Williams, Christine: 111 , 194 Yilmaz, Hakan : 297 Williams, Erin Elizabeth: 22 Yohanani, Lior : 276 Williams, Jason: 105 Young, Andrew J : 288 Williams, Michael: 227 Young, Doreen : 129 Williams-Butler, Abigail : 290 Young, Jr., Alford A.: 210 Willis, Abbey S : 91 Yu, Lei : 192 Wilson, Christopher D. : 227 Yucel, Deniz : 44 , 205 Wilson, Sean Kelly : 105 Yuksek, Serra : 179 Wilson, William Julius: 34 Zagame, Amanda Carol: 109 , 126 Wilson-Corzen, Vondora : 198 Zainiddinov, Hakim: 147 Wimmer, Andreas: 150 Zalewski, Jacqueline : 105 Windel, Friederike : 286 Zapatka, Kasey Michael : 88 Wingfield, Adia Harvey : 95 , 210 , 233 Zaslavsky, Katherine Ann Ally : 61 , 158 Winters, Della : 73 Zasoba, Ievgeniia : 118 Woinska, Marzena : 283 Zehra, Shamama : 186 Wong, Janelle: 2 Zeiber, Elizabeth: 129 Wood, Jill M: 123 Zelizer, Viviana: 150 Woodin, Kimberley: 279 Zhang, Jienian: 271 Woods, Tryon : 75 Zhang, Yuping : 189 , 240 Wright , Amber-Marie Shorey : 227 Zhao, Yuhong : 192 Wright II, Earl : 100 Zhou, Amy: 274 Wright, Nathan: 62 Zhou, Min: 70 , 130 Wright, Patrice: 73 Zhou, Yixi : 227 Wu, Meng : 209 Zhu, Fangsheng : 125 , 183 Wutchiett, David : 203 Zhu, Lin: 90 Xu, Janet : 278 Zians, James : 28 Yacoub, Abigail: 192 Ziff, Elizabeth: 117 Yan364, Xuewen : 44 Zilberstein, Shira : 219 Yang, Kai Wen : 297 Zinn, Maxine Baca: 101 Yang, Po: 192 Zozula, Christine: 47 Yang, Xiao: 125 Zussman, Robert: 200 Yang, Ying: 246