Western Social Science Association

61st Annual Conference

April 24 – 27, 2019

San Diego, California

WSSA 61st Annual Conference Acknowledgements

Dianne Berry Program Editor

Kate Herke, Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (Retired) WSSA Conference Manager and Communications Director

Larry A. Gould, Northern Arizona University WSSA Executive Director, Conference Arrangements

Kristi Connelly & Justus Collins, Omni Press, Madison, WI Program and Mobile App Production

Gregory Seepersad, Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego Event Planning Manager

Michèle Companion, University of Colorado Colorado Springs Program Support

Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University Program Support

Matt Molenar MGM Design, Web Design

i Welcome!

Dear Social Science Colleagues: Table of Contents Acknowledgements ...... i Welcome one and all to the 2019 Western Social Science Association Presidents Welcome ...... ii Annual Meeting we are hosting in lovely San Diego. At the risk of About the WSSA ...... iii sounding like a carnival mark, “have we got a show for you!” As I welcome Future Conferences ...... iv you as the president of WSSA, I am reminded fondly of how I became Program at a Glance ...... v involved in the organization. As a graduate student many years ago, I WSSA Give Back ...... vii attended the annual meetings held in Reno, Nevada, and in my WSSA Spotlight Organization.... viii interaction with Ed Williams, a very accomplished scholar doing great Awards ...... ix border research, Ed noted to me, “careful, you most likely will end up as Section Coordinators ...... x President one day!” Ed, you are right! Over the last 20 years, I have been an active member of the WSSA, and its borderland section, the African and African American Association for Borderlands Scholars. In my arc with these groups, I Studies ...... 1 American Indian Studies ...... 2 remember Jim Peach advising, “you really should get involved with the American Studies ...... 7 WSSA Board, a great way to keep the WSSA and ABS connected and to Anthropology ...... 8 give back to the WSSA.” After two stints on the Board and one term as Arid Lands Studies and Geography Vice President, you all elected me as President Elect. It was an honor last ...... 9 year to transition to the President of this great group. On with the show! Asian Studies ...... 10 Association for Borderlands This year’s conference promises to be one of the most highly attended and Studies (ABS) ...... 14 quality events in our history. At press time, we had a total of 1,005 Canadian Studies ...... 43 individual papers, 252 separate session panels, and the large block of Chicano, Latino, Hispanic Studies rooms at the Hyatt Manchester sold out at the earliest date we have ever ...... 46 experienced. As people that have attended past WSSA conferences can Chronic Disease and Disability .. 52 attest, we truly are an inclusive, warm, and supporting group. Literally Communication Studies ...... 56 hundreds of people with a passion for applied social science research Criminal Justice and Criminology have found a home here, and our work is especially relevant to many of ...... 59 the challenges that the world currently faces. To highlight our potential Economics: Association for contribution to solving these challenges, I have organized a Institutional Thought ...... 61 transdisciplinary roundtable that goes off at 8am on Thursday, “Making Economics: Business and Finance the case for the relevance of social science in addressing current global, ...... 69 national, and regional challenges.” I hope to see you “early birds” there. Economics: General ...... 70 Environmental Policy and Natural

Resources Management ...... 75 Ok, but what about the conference venue, the Manchester Grand Hyatt, Globalization and Development . 80 and the great town of San Diego? Thanks to the heroic efforts of Larry A. History...... 81 Gould, our Executive Director, we are visiting one of the finest Hyatt Latin American Studies ...... 84 properties in the US; what a grand place this is! As noted in the article I Mass Communication ...... 103 contributed to the Spring 2019 Newsletter, “What I can see from my New Zealand and Australia Studies window?” wonderful sights and flavors are literally outside the door of the ...... 107 hotel. In our advance trip last fall, I was reminded fondly of what a great Political Science ...... 108 time I had living in San Diego while completing my PhD. Perhaps we can Public Administration ...... 112 visit some of my old haunts; please connect with me at the conference, Public Finance and Budgeting . 118 and “off we go!” As to getting around in town, no shortage of options Rural and Agricultural Studies 123 awaits you – dockless bikeshares, “those darn, but fun scooters,” the Slavic and Eurasian Studies .... 126 world-famous San Diego Trolley, horse drawn carriages, bike rickshaws, a Social Psychology ...... 130 host of the other public transit links, and of course, your own 2 feet – Social Work ...... 131 what a great place to have a walkabout! Sociology ...... 135 Transdisciplinary Studies ...... 137 I close with my heartfelt thanks to Debra D. Andrist, WSSA President Union for Radical Political Elect and Conference Chair, and Dianne Berry, WSSA Program Editor, for Economics ...... 138 working their magic of pulling the program together. I also offer similar Urban Studies ...... 140 Women’s and Gender Studies .. 142 thanks to Kate Herke and Larry A. Gould for all their “behind the scenes Poster Session ...... 150 magic” that makes the conference and the WSSA the great things they are! Bienvenidos al San Diego! Index of Participants ...... 151

ii WSSA 61st Annual Conference Scholarship, Service, and Collegiality

Western Social Science Association The Western Social Science Association (formerly the Rocky Mountain Social Science Association) was founded in 1958 when the Social Sciences Section of the Colorado- Wyoming Academy of Science was reconstituted as an independent organization. On January 1, 1975, the name was changed to the Western Social Science Association (WSSA) to reflect the geographical representation of the Association. The purpose of the WSSA is to foster professional study, to advance research, and to promote the teaching of the social sciences. Membership is open to all who share its aims. The WSSA publishes the Social Science Journal, a newsletter, and an annual program and abstracts for the conference. Several affiliated organizations meet concurrently with the WSSA and share in developing the program.

For more information contact: Larry A. Gould, Executive Director Professor Emeritus, NAU 2307 Chof Trail Flagstaff, AZ 86005 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (928) 606-2248

WSSA Officers President: Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University Immediate Past-President: Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University President-Elect: Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University Vice President/Secretary: Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University

Executive Council Members 2012-2010 Moises Díaz (2019), Utah State Univeristy Mark Melichar (2019), Tennessee Technical University William C. Schaniel (2019), University of West Georgia (Retired) Karen Jarratt-Snider (2020), Northern Arizona University Jesús Ruíz-Flores (2020), Universidad de Guadalajara, at La Ciénega Meghna Sabharwal (2020), University of Texas at Dallas Jessica Clark (2021), Western Wyoming Community College Monica S. Gallamore (2021), Collin College Stephen Mumme (2021), Colorado State University

Ex-Officio Council Members Larry A. Gould, Executive Director, Northern Arizona University Krista Minnotte and Daphne Pederson, Editors/Social Science Journal, University of North Dakota Chelsea Schelly, Book Review Editor, Social Science Journal, Michigan Technical University Kate Herke, Communications Director, Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (Retired) Nina Burkardt, Association Archivist, United States Geological Survey

iii Join Us Next Year in Portland, OR! Western Social Science Association

April 1 – 4, 2020 Marriott Downtown Waterfront

Plan now to join us for another great meeting in Portland! We have negotiated an amazing room rate at this fabulous hotel, relative to the area, to keep the costs down for scholars! The Western Social Science Association invites proposals for presentations at the 62nd Annual Conference. Proposals for complete panels and individual papers, as well as posters, are welcome. You can submit your proposal through the WSSA website (www.wssaweb.com). Click on the “Sections” options, identify the section that most fits with your topic, and submit only to that one section. If you are having difficulty trying to identify the best fit for your abstract, please contact the section coordinators directly. Their contact information can be found by clicking on the section.

Deadline for proposals is December 1, 2019

You will be prompted to provide the following information: Title of presentation, Name, affiliation, mailing address, telephone number, and email address for all participants Abstract (not to exceed 200 words)

Scholars willing to serve as moderators or discussants should indicate their interest to the appropriate section coordinator listed on the website. All participants are required to register for the conference prior to March 1, 2019.

For additional information, please consult the website at www.wssaweb.com

Looking forward to seeing you in Portland for another gathering of scholarship, service and collegiality!

Future WSSA Conference Locations:

WSSA 2021 WSSA 2022 WSSA 2023 Albuquerque, NM Denver, CO Tempe, AZ Albuquerque Hyatt Downtown Hilton Denver City Center Tempe Mission Palms March 24 – 27, 2021 March 30 – April 2, 2022 April 12 - April 15, 2023

iv Program Overview and Special Events

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

WSSA Executive Council Meeting 7:30 am to 4:00 pm Marina Room

Conference Registration 3:00 pm to 6:45 pm Coronado Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Association for Borderlands Studies 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm Nautical Board Meeting

WSSA Welcome Reception All Registered Invited Coronado Ballroom, 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm WSSA Recepción de bienvenida Foyer, and Terrace Se invita a todos los registrados

Thursday, April 25, 2019

Conference Registration 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Concurrent Panel Sessions 8:00 am to 6:00 pm See Program

Coffee Break 9:15 am Coronado Foyer

Coffee Break 2:30 pm Coronado Foyer

American Indian Studies 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm America’s Cup D Business Meeting

Friday, April 26, 2019

WSSA Breakfast All Registered Invited 7:15 am to 8:45 am Coronado Foyer WSSA Desayuno Se invita a todos los registrados

WSSA Give-Back: At this complimentary breakfast, we solicit donations for the San Diego Food Bank / En este desayuno gratis, solicitamos donaciones para el San Diego Food Bank

Student Poster Competition: At the breakfast, student’s will be presenting their posters. We ask that people attending the breakfast vistit the students to discuss the posters, and then vote for the best poster.

v Friday, April 26, 2019

Conference Registration 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Concurrent Panel Sessions 8:00 am to 6:00 pm See Program

Presidential Luncheon & Awards Presentation 11:30 am to 12:45 pm Coronado Terrace Ticketed event

Coffee Break 2:30 pm Coronado Foyer

WSSA Business Meeting 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm America’s Cup A All Registered Invited

WSSA Section Coordinators Meeting 5:00 pm to 5:30 pm America’s Cup A

WSSA Section New Coordinators Training 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm America’s Cup A

Association for Borderlands Studies 6:15 pm to 7:00 pm Coronado Ballroom A Business Meeting

Association for Borderlands Studies 7:45 pm to 9:15 pm Marina Room Reception (by invitation only)

Saturday, April 27, 2019

Conference Registration 7:30 am to 12:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 7:30 am to 12:00 pm Coronado Foyer

Concurrent Panel Sessions 8:00 am to 6:00 pm See Program

WSSA Executive Council Meeting 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Marina Room

Coffee Break 9:15 am Coronado Foyer

Coffee Break 2:30 pm Coronado Foyer

WSSA President’s Reception All Registered Invited 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm America’s Cup ABCD WSSA Recepción del presidente Se invita a todos los registrados

vi WSSA Give Back

Look for this year’s Give Back beneficiary, The

Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank.

Since 2012, the Western Social Science Association has been holding a Give Back event in conjunction with the Friday breakfast at its Annual Conference. The event has raised several thousand dollars for the foodbank in each conference host city and the surrounding communities. Every year conference attendees have responded with generosity, and their generosity has embodied the service at the heart of the WSSA’s mission. The Give Back has become so important that the donation table for the local foodbank has become a highlight of WSSA conferences.

Continuing this great tradition depends on conference attendees and their donations. Can the WSSA count on you again this year? All donations are tax deductible, and the WSSA will provide receipts for them at the donation table. 100 percent of all donations will go directly to the San Diego Food Bank, which has a four-star rating (the highest possible rating) from Charity Navigator. In operation since 1977, the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank is the largest independent hunger-relief organization in San Diego County, providing food to 370,000 people every month through more than 400 nonprofit partners and 200 direct distributions. The Food Bank's mission is to provide nutritious food to people in need, advocate for the hungry, and educate the public about hunger-related issues. As a very lean and efficient organization, 93 cents out of every dollar donated to the Food Bank goes directly to programs and services. Programs and Initiatives include numerous programs: Emergency Food Assistance, Senior Food, Neighborhood Distribution, Food 4 Kids Backpack, CalFresh Outreach, Food Rescue, College Hunger-Relief, Diaper Bank, and Nutrition. Last year, the Food Bank distributed more than 28 million pounds of food - 34% was nutritious fresh fruits & vegetables. More than 20,000 volunteers work hard to sort, pack and distribute food, as well as assist with administrative projects and events. The San Diego Food Bank is all about Fighting Hunger and Feeding Hope.

Look for the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank at the Conference!

vii WSSA 2019 Spotlight on a Local Organization

Environmental Health Coalition The Environmental Health Coalition (https://www.environmentalhealth.org) was officially founded in 1980 as the Coalition Against Cancer. As knowledge increased about the relationship between serious health effects and the chemicals used in homes and workplaces this organization has become a leader in the environmental justice movement. The Environmental Health Coalition is dedicated to achieve environmental and social justice and is a resource for community-based organizations working in the fields of environmental health and justice, social justice, human rights and environmental sustainability. They believe that justice is accomplished by empowered communities acting together to make social change. They organize and advocate to protect public health and the environment threatened by toxic pollution. EHC supports broad efforts that create a just society and fosters a healthy and sustainable quality of life.

The WSSA recognizes organizations like the Environmental Health Coalition that empower people, organize communities, and achieve justice.

viii WSSA Awards 2019 President’s Luncheon & Awards Presentation To Take Place from 11:30 – 12:45 pm on Friday in Coronado Terrace

John Wicks Dissertation Award: No papers met the award criteria this year.

WSSA Student Paper Competition Awards:

Best Undergraduate Papers: • The Best Undergraduate Paper: Carlos Eduardo Espina, Vassar College, “Make Them Suffer: How the United States has Criminalized and Complicated the Process of Seeking Asylum for Central American Refugees”

• First Honorable Mention: Kimberley Kern and Audra Attaway, Northern Arizona University, Yuma Branch Campus, “Systemic Voter Suppression on the United States-Mexico Border: The Socioeconomic Consequences of Involuntary Political Silence”

Best Graduate Papers: • Outstanding Paper: Amy Ward, University of Southern California, “Tribal Family Healing Court: A Culturally Sensitive Approach to Child Welfare in Tribal Communities”

• First Honorable Mention: Leah Gillion, Princeton University, “Examining Racial Biases in Educational Institutions though a Political Ideological Lens”

• Second Honorable Mention: Xianlin Jin, University of Kentucky, “Social-Mediated Crisis Communication and Information Dissemination: Social Network Analysis of Hurricane Irma Tweets”

Best Poster Award: • Winner: Kimberley Klein, Cori Nath, and Lexi Wienke, University of South Dakota, “Attributing Child Misbehavior to Mental Health Issues: Stigmatization of Family Structures”

• Honorable Mention: Angélica Stefanía Comparán Orozco, Universidad de Guadalajara, “Preservation of Natural Areas in Mexico: Transcendence of the Declaration of Protected Areas adjacent to the sub-basin of Lake Chapala”

ix WSSA 2019 Section Coordinators

Arican and African American Criminal Justice and Criminology Public Administration Studies Kevin Thompson Viola Fuentes Stephen Brown North Dakota State Arizona State University California Baptist University Patsy Kraeger Economics (Association for Georgia Southern University American Indian Studies Institutional Thought) Chandra Commuri Cheryl Louise Redhorse Bennett Reynold F. Nesiba California State University Bakersfield Arizona State University Augustana University E. Scott Lee Leo Killsback Indiana University Arizona State University Economics (Business and Finance) Kashi Nath Tiwari Public Finance and Budgeting American Studies KNT's Academic Financial Research Tatyana Guzman Darrin Grinder Cleveland State University Northwest Nazarene University Economics (General) Sarah E. Larson Christopher A. Erickson University of Central Florida Anthropology New Mexico State University Barbara Bonnekessen Rural and Agricultural Studies Pittsburg State University Environmental Policy & Natural Andrea (Mott) Glessner Resources Management Cowley Community College Arid Lands Studies & Geography Chelsea Schelly Lisa Payne Ossian Mark Melichar Michigan Technological University Des Moines Area Community College Tennessee Technical University Amber Overholser Southern Arkansas University Slavic and Eurasian Studies Asian Studies Patrick Patterson Meghna Sabharwal Globalization and Development University of California San Diego University of Texas Dallas Peter J. Martini Manchester University Social Psychology Association for Borderlands Peter J. Martini Studies History Manchester University Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly Monica S. Gallamore University of Victoria, Canada Collin College Social Work Stanford K. Lester Moises Díaz Canadian Studies Independent Scholar Utah State University Pierre M. Atlas Diane Calloway-Graham Marian University Latin American Studies Utah State University Jesús Ruiz-Flores Chicano, Latino, Hispanic Studies Universidad de Guadalajara Sociology Debra D. Andrist Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding KuoRay Mao Sam Houston State University Instituto Nacional Tecnológico de Colorado State University Morelia Chronic Disease and Disability Transdisciplinary Studies Cynthia D. Jackson Mass Communication Christopher Brown Walden University / Meharry Mary Jackson-Pitts Northern Arizona University Medical College Arkansas State University James G. Linn Lily Zeng Urban Studies Optimal Solutions in Healthcare & Arkansas State University Thomas Sammons International Development University of Louisiana-Lafayette Debra R. Wilson New Zealand and Australia Studies Tennessee State University Suzzanne Kelley Union for Radical Political Heather Powers Albanesi North Dakota State University Economics University of Colorado Colorado William C. Schaniel Geoffrey E. Schneider Springs University of West Georgia Bucknell Uinversity Scott Carter Communication Studies Political Science Univeristy of Tulsa Jon Leon Torn Ignacio Medina Northern Arizona University Universidad de Guadalajara Women's and Gender Studies Barbara Bonnekessen Pittsburg State University

x AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES

AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Stephen Brown California Baptist University

Panel 1 Culture and Trends

“The Impact of Social Isolation of Black Women” THURSDAY Stephenie Howard, Howard University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Black Fathers as Literacy Coaches: Conscious and Conference Parlor Unconscious Strategies that Black Fathers Use When They Read to their Children” #605 Theodore Ransaw, Michigan State University

Panel 2 Education Moderator Theodore Ransaw, Michigan State University

THURSDAY “I Wish They Had Taught Me... An Ethnographic and 4:30 – 6:00 pm Phenomenological Case Study of the Hidden Curriculum Impacting Women and Girls of Color” Conference Parlor Valerie Taylor, University of Nevada Las Vegas #724

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AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES Cheryl Louise Redhorse Bennett Arizona State University

Leo Killsback Arizona State University

Panel 1 Roundtable: “The Long-Term Cultural and Environmental Effects of the 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty” Moderator Robert Bell, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

THURSDAY Participants: 8:00 – 9:30 am Alyssa Huelsbeck, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Maggie Foltz, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire America’s Cup B Lindsey Jo Boehm, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

Panel 2 Indigenous Education Moderator Stephen M. Sachs, IUPUI “Creating Connections between Discourses in Indigenous Education Sovereignty and Mathematics THURSDAY Education” 9:45 – 11:15 am Belin Tsinnajinnie, Santa Fe Community College

America’s Cup A “Contributions of Two-Year Institutions upon an Indigenous Student’s Educational Pathway into a University System” Pam Yabeny, University of Arizona

“Language Revitalization: Collaborative Learning of the Navajo Language and Culture through Theater Arts” Aresta Tsosie-Paddock, University of Arizona

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Panel 3 Sovereignty and Federal Recognition Moderator Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University “Hia Ced O’odham, Extra Tempus: Woodrow Wilson, the Papago, and the Redefinition of O’odham THURSDAY Sovereignty” 1:00 – 2:30 pm David Martínez, Arizona State University

“Uhpan Hih, Going Home: Preserving the Hia-Ced America’s Cup D O’odham through Federal Recognition” Christina Andrews, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law

“The Long-term Impacts of Indian Termination Policy: An Exploratory Report from the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin” Nicholas Peroff, University of Missouri Kansas City

Panel 4 Topics: Indigenous Rights and Nation Building Moderator Rick Wheelock, Fort Lewis College, Emeritus “Social Awareness and TribalCrit as Instruments for THURSDAY Native Nation Building: We Will Continue to Outlive 2:45 – 4:15 pm any Racial Remarks that are Said Against our Nation” Leola Tsinnajinnie, University of New Mexico

America’s Cup D “The Keystone XL Pipeline: Controversy and Consequences University of Wisconsin” Lindsey Jo Boehm, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

Panel 5 Roundtable: Working with Editors

THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Participants: Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University America’s Cup D Marianne Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

THURSDAY 6:15 – 7:45 pm American Indian Studies

America’s Cup D Buisness Meeting

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Panel 7 Vine Deloria Jr. and Indigenous Thought Moderator Nicholas Peroff, University of Missouri Kansas City “Thinking in the Circle: The American Indian Influence on the Development of the American FRIDAY Philosophy of Pragmatism” 9:45 – 11:15 am Stephen M. Sachs, IUPUI

America’s Cup A “Beyond Memory: Vine Deloria’s Framework for an Indigenous Future” David E. Wilkins, University of Minnesota

“Applying Deloria’s Challenge: Indigenous and Mass Society’s Conceptions of Indian Self-Determination” Rick Wheelock, Fort Lewis College, Emeritus

“Sacred Scholarship: An Indigenous Research Methodology” Leo Killsback, Arizona State University

Panel 8 Topics: Natural Resources and Federal Indian Policy (CROSSLISTED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT) Moderator Leo Killsback, Arizona State University “When Water Becomes a Commodity: The Impact of the Diversion of Great Lakes Water on American FRIDAY Indian Nations” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Robert Bell, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

America’s Cup A “The Food that Grows on Water: Efforts to Conserve Manoomin across the Great Lakes Region” Deidre M Peroff, University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute

Panel 9 Roundtable: Criminal Justice (CROSSLISTED WITH CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY) Moderator Marianne Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Cheryl Louise Redhorse Bennett, Arizona State University America’s Cup C Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University

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Panel 10 Treaty Rights Moderator Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University “Territoriality and Sovereign Advantage: Public Lands, Treaty Rights, and the Contentious Politics of FRIDAY the American West” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Sean Patrick Eudaily, University of Montana Western; and Steve Smith, Missouri Southern State University America’s Cup C “Cultural and Environmental Consequences from the Breakup of the Great Sioux Reservation” Alyssa Huelsbeck, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

“The Lasting Impacts of the Fort Laramie Treaties on Lakota Religion and the Yellowstone Bison Herd” Maggie Foltz, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

Panel 11 Native Resilience and Current Issues Moderator Cheryl Louise Redhorse Bennett, Arizona State University “Painting from the Desert to the Butte: A Comparative Analysis of Community Murals on the SATURDAY Salt River and Cheyenne River Reservations” 8:00 – 9:30 am Gavin A. Healey, Northern Arizona University

America’s Cup A “Tribal Traffic Safety Issues and Patterns of Behavior: A Case Study of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation” Ning Li, Margot Hill, Eastern Washington University

“Assimilation and Segregation of the Saami peoples - A Cultural Genocide?” Ida Oesteraas, Northern Arizona University

Panel 12 Roundtable: “Construction Tools: Indigenous Research for Building and Repair”

SATURDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Darrien Benally, Northern Arizona University Kiana Etsate-Gashytewa, Northern Arizona University America’s Cup A Lilian Hill, Northern Arizona University Charlène Tramoni, Northern Arizona University

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Panel 13 Roundtable: “Place-based, Culturally-Responsive Education for Native American Students: Results from the Southwest Native Lands Semester” Moderator Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University

SATURDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm Participants: Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University America’s Cup D Marianne Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

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AMERICAN STUDIES

Darrin Grinder Northwest Nazarene University

Panel 1 Imagining American Futures: Gender, Race, Science Fiction, Religion, and International Relations Moderator Darrin Grinder, Northwest Nazarene University

FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Religious Mobilization in the 2016 Presidential Election” Conference Parlor Christine Millard, University of Texas Dallas #705

Panel 2 Finding and Preserving Home

FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Strategies for (Successful) Placemaking at Edges of No Place” Conference Parlor Stephen Rising, TCA Architecture #705

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ANTHROPOLOGY Barbara Bonnekessen Pittsburg State University

Panel 1 Varieties of Ethnographic Fieldwork Moderator Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University “Intersectional Borders and Narco Culture: Race, Class, Gender, and Generations” THURSDAY Rosalynn Vega, University of Texas Río Grande Valley 8:00 – 9:30 am “Identities and Experiences of Young Mexicans in a Conference Parlor Facebook Gamer Cyber Community” Mara Rodríguez Venegas, CIESAS Occidente #706 “La Ñua: Messenger of Gods and Goddesses” Myrna Carolina Huerta Vega, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional

“The Globalization of Archaeological Method and Technique” Conner Flynt, Sam Houston State University

8 ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY

ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY Mark Melichar Tennessee Tech University

Panel 1 Institutions, Social Capital, and Art in Arid Lands Moderator Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University “Applying the Affective Domain in Art: Natural Resources and Arid Lands” FRIDAY David E.R. Gay, University of Arkansas 9:45 – 11:15 am “Analysis of the Solow Model in Arid and Humid Conference Parlor States” Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University #706 “Looking at Standards of Living and Minimum Wage Legislation: Arid States Considered” Daniel Kuester, Kansas State University

“Does Aridity Affect Volunteerism: A Multivariate Statistical Investigation” Joseph Earley, Loyola Marymount University

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ASIAN STUDIES Meghna Sabharwal The University of Texas Dallas

Panel 1 Relocating East Asian Borders in Everyday Life (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Po-Yi Hung, National Taiwan University “Placing Tea: Mobility, Territory, and Agricultural Transfer Between Taiwan and the Southeast Asian THURSDAY Highlands” 8:00 – 9:30 am Po-Yi Hung, National Taiwan University

Nautical “If These Things Could Fly: Politics of Mobility and Migration in East Asia” Naomi Chi, University of Hokkaido

“Bridging the Borders: Case of Border Tourism in Eurasia” Akihiro Iwashita, University of Hokkaido

“Blending or Cheating? Borders, Localness, and the Mixture of Taiwanese and Vietnamese Tea” Yu-Hsiu Lien, National Taiwan University

“Border and Memory: Heritage divides Palau and Yaeyamas” Edward Boyle, Kyushu University

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Panel 2 Media as a Tool for Social, Economic and Political Change in East Asia Moderator Yongjun Park, The University of Texas Dallas Discussant Jianglong Wang, Western Washington University “Schrödinger’s Rightists - Contemporary Manga Artists Manipulating Controversy as Media Strategy” THURSDAY Barbara Greene, Tokyo International University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Social Change and Social Marketing: The Ideology of Conference Parlor Chinese Communication Campaigns” Jianglong Wang, Western Washington University #633 “Colonial and Post-colonial Relationship Between Taiwanese and Japanese” Ji Wang, University of Arizona

“Deconstructing Japanese Legal System with Three Anime TV Series: Psycho-pass (2012), Samurai Flamenco (2013), and Terror in Resonance (2014)” Ai-Ting Chung, University of Oregon

Panel 3 Roundtable: Trends in Border Security II: Asia, Africa, the Middle East and South America (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Ontario

THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am Participants: Dhananjay Triparthi, South Asian University Nautical Daniel Meier, Université Grenoble-Alpes Adrianna Dorfman, Universidade Federal de Río Grande do Sul

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Panel 4 Building Human Resources Capacity Among Asian Employees Moderator Ji Wang, University of Arizona “Satisfiers and Dis-satisfiers for Multicultural Labor Force in Construction Projects in Kuwait” THURSDAY Hashem Altabtabaei, Kuwait University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Role Difference of Indian Women in Managerial Conference Parlor Positions in the US: Breaking and Conquering the Glass Ceiling” #624 Meghna Sabharwal, Shahrin Upoma, The University of Texas Dallas; and Roli Varma, University of New Mexico

“Does High Motivation Increase Organizational Performance? An Examination in the Republic of Korea Army” Yongjun Park and Meghna Sabharwal, The University of Texas Dallas

Panel 5 Defense, Tourism and Education: Engines for Economic Growth in Asia / Asian Migration and Its Consequences Moderators Barbara Greene, Tokyo International University Shahrin Upoma, The University of Texas Dallas Discussants Roli Varma, University of New Mexico Meghna Sabharwal, The University of Texas Dallas “The Eagle, Dragon, and Tiger: Naval Strategy in the Indo-Pacific” THURSDAY Tushar Madan, The University of Texas Dallas 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Achieving Holistic Education in India: The Conference Parlor Importance of Physical Education in Curriculum” Shabnam Lakhani, The University of Texas Dallas #624 “The Consequences of Mother International Migration” Basanta Prasad Adhikari, University of Eastern Finland

“High Tech Coolie: Coming to the U.S. on H-1B” Roli Varma, University of New Mexico

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Panel 7 Moving Beyond Boundaries: War and Bodies Politics (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University “The Ideological Geography of the Cold War Division System and Partisan Literatures” FRIDAY Hye-ryoung Lee, Sungkyunkwan University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Moving Bodies, Contact Zones as Imagining Beyond Nautical Borders” Woohyung Chon, Chung-Ang University

“A Dangerous Unification: Comparison of the US Troops Withdrawal Demands in the Discourses of Okinawa Reversion and North-South Korean Unification” Kyounghwa Lim, Chung-Ang University

“Layers of Performativity: Korean Women’s Bodies on the Freedom’s Frontier” Yu Jung Lee, Yonsei University

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ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly University of Victoria, Canada

WEDNESDAY 2:00 – 6:00 pm ABS Board Meeting

By Invitation Only Nautical

Panel 1 Relocating East Asian Borders in Everyday Life (CROSSLISTED WITH ASIAN STUDIES) Moderator Po-Yi Hung, National Taiwan University “Placing Tea: Mobility, Territory, and Agricultural Transfer Between Taiwan and the Southeast Asian THURSDAY Highlands” 8:00 – 9:30 am Po-Yi Hung, National Taiwan University

Nautical “If These Things Could Fly: Politics of Mobility and Migration in East Asia” Naomi Chi, University of Hokkaido

“Bridging the Borders: Case of Border Tourism in Eurasia” Akihiro Iwashita, University of Hokkaido

“Blending or Cheating? Borders, Localness, and the Mixture of Taiwanese and Vietnamese Tea” Yu-Hsiu Lien, National Taiwan University

“Border and Memory: Heritage divides Palau and Yaeyamas” Edward Boyle, Kyushu University

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Panel 2 Building Empathy and Understanding Toward Migration through Games and Creative Activities Moderator Ricardo Gómez, University of Washington Information School “Games and Activities to Foster Empathy with Migrants in Libraries” THURSDAY Diane López and Amanda Chin, University of Washington 8:00 – 9:30 am Information School

Coronado Ballroom A “Games in the Classroom: Using Games for Student Engagement and Learning” Ricardo Gómez, University of Washington Information School

“Participatory Photography to Elicit Lived Experiences with Undocumented Migrants and Humanitarian Organizations” Sara Vannini and Ricardo Gómez, University of Washington Information School

“Design Activities to Foster Social Inclusion through Library Programming” Katya Yefimova, University of Washington Information School

“Games and Participatory Activities to Strengthen Indigenous Library and Community Radio in Chiapas, México” Yvette Iribe Ramírez, Diane López, and Ricardo Gómez, University of Washington Information School

Panel 3 Roundtable: “Security Beyond the Border: The Globalization of Trends and Patterns in Border Management” Moderator Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Ontario

THURSDAY Participants: 8:00 – 9:30 am Todd Hataley, Royal Military College of Ontario Jamie Ferrill, Charles Sturt University Coronado Ballroom B Keith Cozine, St.John’s University Kelly Sundberg, Mount Royal University

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Panel 4 Walls and Border Walls Moderator Sylvia Gonzalez Gorman, University of Texas Río Grande Valley “Terminus Unleashed” Kenneth Madsen, Ohio State University Newark THURSDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “Mapping the Borderscape: The US/México Border Without the Border Wall” Coronado Ballroom D Chiara Dorbolo, Amsterdam Academy of Architecture

“The Anti-Immigration Wall of the Balkans” María Verónica Barzola, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

“In an Era of Globalization, Does a Border Wall Matter? Implications of Cross Border Trade and Migration in the US México Transborder Region” Sylvia Gonzalez Gorman, University of Texas Río Grande Valley

Panel 5 The View From ‘No Man’s Land’ and Border People Moderator Laurie Trautman, Western Washington University “We are Forgotten by Everyone”: Abandonment and Abjected Space in Georgia’s No-Man’s Land” THURSDAY Ariel Otruba, Rutgers University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Border, Territory & Transborder People: Identity and Coronado Ballroom E Resistance Movement in the Indo Myanmar Borderland” T. Gouminlal, Tata Institute of Social Sciences

“Contemporary Understanding of Finnish Canadian Kinship: A Transnational Perspective” Lori Ojala, University of Eastern Finland

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Panel 6 On Water and Watersheds (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT) Moderator Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University “Land Cover and Socioeconomic Status: Implications for Cross-Border Sediment Loads” THURSDAY Trent Biggs, San Diego State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Land Use as a Water-Balance Component of the Regatta A Mexicali Valley Aquifer” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Frida Sofìa Cital Morales, and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Advanced Modeling of Los Peñasquitos River’s Hydraulic System” Hassan Tavakol, San Diego State University

Panel 7 Gendering Border Studies (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University “Crossing Texas Borderlands: From Masculine Models to Gender Balance in Social Justice Organizing” THURSDAY Kathleen Staudt, University of Texas at El Paso 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Invisible Exodus: North Korean Undocumented Coronado Ballroom E Migrants and Defectors in the East Asia” Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University

“How Can We Define Equality and Social Equity in the US. Mexican Border?” Kimberly Collins, California State University San Bernardino

“Caged Women: Migration, Mobility and Access to Health Services in Texas and Arizona” Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec Montreal

“The Violence of Journeys: Borders, Women and Irregular Migration” Carla Ángulo Pasel, Balsillie School of International Affairs; and Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University

“Is Domestic Violence a Private Matter or a Public Concern? The Challenge of Asylum in the Current Political Climate Meghan Barlow, West Chester University of Pennsylvania

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Panel 8 Walling the States, Representing In-Security Moderator Mathilde Bourgeon, University of Quebec Montreal Discussant Matthew Longo, Leiden University “Building Walls Rather Than Bridging Gaps: Inequalities and Border Fortification” THURSDAY Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Politics of Maps: Mapping the West Bank Coronado Ballroom A Separation Barrier Between Israel and the Palestinian Territories” Christine Leuenberger, Cornell University

“The Trump Presidency and its Wall of Intolerance” Magdaleno Manzanárez, Western New Mexico University; and Laurence French, University of New Hampshire

“Borders as (Fire)Walls: Ambiguous Bordering Processes at the EU’s Edges” Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland

“Border Politics and the Instrumentalization of European Crisis” James W. Scott, University of Eastern Finland

Panel 9 Roundtable: Trends in Border Security II: Asia, Africa, the Middle East and South America (CROSSLISTED WITH ASIAN STUDIES) Moderator Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Ontario

THURSDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Dhananjay Triparthi, South Asian University Daniel Meier, Université Grenoble-Alpes Nautical Adrianna Dorfman, Universidade Federal de Río Grande do Sul

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Panel 10 Mapping Border Identity, Memory with Children and Youth Moderator Machteld Venken, University of Vienna “Borderland Children Ego Documents from Once Upon a Time: Delusions or Gateways to a New THURSDAY Understanding of the Past?” 9:45 – 11:15 am Machteld Venken, University of Vienna

Coronado Ballroom B “Developing a Transborder Identity: A Photovoice Constructivist Grounded Theory Study of Transfronterizx College Students from the San Diego- Tijuana Border Region” Vanessa Falcón Orta, San Diego State University and Claremont Graduate University

“The Making of Ecologic Border” Biswajit Mohanty, Deshbandhu College

Panel 11 Border Rite of Passage Moderator Heather Nicol, Trent University

“Dreams for DACA: Applicants Perceived Value” THURSDAY T. Mark Montoya, Northern Arizona University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union: Growing Coronado Ballroom D Ethnic and National Division in Labor Migration Patterns” Paul Fryer, University of Eastern Finland

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Panel 12 Water Resources and Watersheds on the Border 2 (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT) Moderator Trent Biggs, San Diego State University “Crossing the Waters: Analyzing Barriers to Successful Cooperative Management of THURSDAY Transboundary Water Resources” 9:45 – 11:15 am Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University

Regatta A “Community Management as a Key to Guaranteeing the Human Right to Water. A Comparative Study between Duero River Basin in Michoacán and Mixtec Region in Oaxaca, México” María Griselda Günther, Universidad Autónoma Metropoiltana

“Binational Environmental Flows to Improve Groundwater Availability for Restoration Sites in the Colorado River Delta” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Jorge Ramírez- Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Ecosystem Services of Agricultural Drainage in the Mexicali Valley, Baja California” Frida Sofìa Cital Morales and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Determination of the Ecological Flow in the Hardy River” Ernesto García Arvizu, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

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Panel 14 The US/México Border: Between Securitization and Collaboration Moderator Thalia D’Aragon-Giguère, University of Quebec Montreal Discussant Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec Montreal “Policy by Bureaucracy: Organizational Culture and Bureaucratic Politics at the US/México-Border” THURSDAY Tony Payan, Rice University’s Baker Institute and 1:00 – 2:30 pm Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

Coronado Ballroom A “NGOS Reactions and Responses to the Humanitarian Crisis on the US México Border” Irasema Coronado, University of Texas at El Paso

“Securitization of Immigration and Privatisation of Immigration Control in Texas and California” Mathilde Bourgeon, University of Quebec Montreal

“Trump’s Zero Tolerance Policy, Border Zones, Private Prisons and Walls, qua Security Apparatus: Prolegomena to USA Authoritarianism?” Terence Garrett, University of Texas Río Grande Valley

“The Escalation of US Border Control Efforts” David Shirk, University of San Diego

Panel 15 Beyond Walls: Cross-Border Synergies in the Age of Trump “Constructing the Cali-Baja Bi-National Mega Region: Spatial Imaginaries and the Framing of the Cross- THURSDAY Border Context” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Christophe Sohn, Luxembourg Institute of Socio- Economic Research (LISER) Coronado Ballroom B “International Cooperation as Municipal Governance: Waterworks, Sewerage, and the Interdependence of the San Diego/Tijuana Urban Corridor” Kevan Malone, University of California San Diego

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Panel 16 Lessons and Debates Emerging from Borders in Globalization Moderator Birte Wassemberg, University of Strasbourg “Developing and Applying the BIG Analytical Frame: Challenges for National Case Studies” THURSDAY Anne Laure Amilhat Szary, Grenoble-Alpes University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Territoriality to A-Territoriality - What Does this Coronado Ballroom D Mean for Border Studies?” Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria

“Global Sustainability?” Simon Dalby, Wilfrid Laurier University

“Managing Cross-Border Economic and Human Movements: Fluids, Spaghetti, Rebar” Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge

“Border Culture in Globalization” Victor Konrad, Carleton University

Panel 17 Precarity, In/Security, Corruption #1 Moderator Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University

“The State vs. Maras: An Assessment of Ms-13 in the THURSDAY American Context” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Camilo Pardo and Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University

Coronado Ballroom E “Ungovernable Territories, Geopolitics and Terrorism in the Chad Basin” Ademola Adewusi, University of Ibadan, Nigeria

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Panel 18 Cross-Border Regional Cooperation in Comparative Perspectives Moderator Fabienne Leloup, University of Louvain “European Cross-Border Cooperation: Process of Governance and Public Action” THURSDAY Fabienne Leloup, University of Louvain 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Dialogue Between Business and Politics in the Nautical Danish/German Border Region – Continuing Barriers or Pragmatic Cooperation?” Martin Klatt, University of Southern Denmark

“So-Close Yet So Far? Experiences from Polish Russian and Ukrainian Russian Border Regions” Gerhard Besier, Sigmund Neumann Institute

“Conflicts and Cooperation in European Border Regions” Katarzyna Stoklosa, University of Southern Denmark; and Gerhard Besier, Sigmund Neumann Institute; and Birte Wassemberg, Univerity of Strasbourg

“Minute 323, The Colorado River Delta and Survival of the Vaquita Marina” Kenneth Knoblock, CSUSB

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Panel 19 The US/Quebec Border: Trans-Border Collaboration at a Time of Securitization (CROSSLISTED WITH CANADIAN STUDIES) Moderator Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal Discussant Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge “From One Border to the Other: How Internal Checkpoints Are Being Implemented at the THURSDAY Quebec/US Border” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec Montreal

Coronado Ballroom A “The International Traffic in Arms Regulation and the Quebec’s Aeronautic Industry: A Cross-Border Issue” Mathilde Bourgeon, University of Quebec Montreal

“Quebec’s Maple Syrup Expertise Beyond Borders: Stories and Challenges of These Producers in the United States” Thalia D’Aragon-Giguère, University of Quebec Montreal

“Quebec Borderities: Representations of Quebec/US borderlands in the United States Congress, 2001–– 2016” Vincent Boucher and Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal

“We Love You, But … Donald Trump’s Impact on Québec-U.S. Issues of the 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections” Frédérick Gagnon, University of Quebec Montreal

Panel 20 Teaching the Border: Perspectives and Practices Moderator Adrianna Dorfman, Universidade Federal de Río Grande do Sul “How to Teach the Border at the University? Some Experiences at the Franco-Belgian Border” THURSDAY Fabienne Leloup, University of Louvain 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Preparing Teachers for Border Schools: The Case of Coronado Ballroom B the Arizona Borderlands” Etta Kralovec, University of Arizona

“Campus as Meeting Ground: Exploring the Impact of Borders Across Disciplines” Lindsay Shen, Lisa Leitz, and Essraa Nawar, Chapman University

“Researching Twin Cities as a Border Education Strategy: Ambos Nogales and Ambas Aceguas” Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University; and Adrianna Dorfman, Universidade Federal de Río Grande do Sul

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Panel 21 Roundtable: Rethinking Borders in the Cyber and Real Worlds - Popular Culture, Journalism and Activism Moderator Celeste Gónzález de Bustamante, University of Arizona

THURSDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Jadwiga Pieper, University of Arizona Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University Coronado Ballroom D Carmella Scorcia, University of Arizona Celeste Gónzález de Bustamante, University of Arizona

Panel 22 Precarity, In/Security, Corruption #2 Moderator Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University “The Dynamics of Border Changes and Implication for Security in Nigeria” THURSDAY Willis Aziegbe Eselebor, University of Ibadan 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Securitizing Insecurity at Two Borders” Coronado Ballroom E Margath Walker, University of Louisville

“Dynamics, Challenges, and a Way Out of Human Trafficking in West Africa” Okunade Samuel, University of KwaZulu-Natal

Panel 23 European Union; Immigration and Border Control Moderator Machteld Venken, University of Vienna

THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Crossing Borders: Political and Social Engagement Among Germans Who Supported Newly- Arrived Refugees” Nautical Gabriele Kohpahl, Pasadena City College

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Panel 24 Cross-Border Governance and Control: Inclusion/Exclusion, In/Equity? Moderator Debora VanNijnatten, Wilfrid Laurier University “The Potential for Adaptive Water Governance on the US-México Border: Applications of the OECD’s Water THURSDAY Governance Indicators to the Río Grande – Río Bravo 4:30 – 6:00 pm Complex Water System” Debora VanNijnatten, Wilfrid Laurier University Coronado Ballroom A “Institutional Restrictions and Possibilities for Cross- Border Territorial Management in Guatemala and México” Federico Morales, CEIICH-UNAM

“Shifting Boundaries of Control: The Quebec and Vermont-New York Border in the Trump Era” Laura Macdonald, Carleton University; and Jeffrey Ayers, St. Michael’s College

Panel 25 Lessons and Debates Emerging from Borders in Globalization Moderator Akihiro Iwashita, University of Hokkaido Discussants Anne Laure Amilhat Szary, Grenoble-Alpes University James W. Scott University of Eastern Finland Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal “Security Beyond the Border: The Globalization of

Trends and Patterns in Border Management” THURSDAY Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Ontario 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Borders in Arctic Context” Coronado Ballroom B Heather Nicol, Trent University

“Borders, Globalization and History” Randy Widdis, University of Regina

Panel 26 Roundtable Discussion: Fostering Inclusion Through Participatory & Design Methods: Learning from Examples in Libraries & Classrooms Moderator Katya Yefimova, University of Washington

THURSDAY Participants: 4:30 – 6:00 pm Yvette Iribe Ramírez, University of Washington Ricardo Gómez, University of Washington Sara Vannini, University of Washington Coronado Ballroom D Diane López, University of Washington Amanda Chin, University of Washington

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Panel 27 Fronteras: Familia, Salud Pública e Integración Fronteriza Moderator Martha Patricia Barraza, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez “Migración a impacto en la dinámica familiar: Revisión teórica desde el modelo estructural de la THURSDAY familia” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Marco A. Rojas López, Universidad de Guanajuato

Coronado Ballroom E “Aspectos metodológicos en la elaboración de instrumentos para encuesta sobre perspectiva de género” Agustín Sández Pérez, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Integración Transfronteriza: Cuidad Juárez-El Paso” Martha Patricia Barraza, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Transferencia e intercambio transfronterizo de conocimiento para la toma de decisiones en salud pública: El caso de Keepin’ it REAL” Ilse Abigail Arreola Sánchez, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California; and Hilda García Pérez, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Panel 28 Open/Closed Borders as Systems of Interactions or Policy Networks Moderator Jessica Becker, Independent Scholar

THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Degrees of Openness of a Border: The Impact on Mobility Through a Methodological Approach” Nautical Pierre Alexandre, Université Grenoble Alpes

THURSDAY 6:15 – 7:30 pm ABS Lifetime Achievement Award Coronado Ballroom A

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Panel 29 Supranational Continuities or Unrealized Opportunities: Exploring the Cascadia Region of the Canada – U.S. Border Moderator Laurie Trautman, Western Washington University “The State of Cross-Border Collaboration in Cascadia: Exploring Successes, Barriers, and Opportunities” FRIDAY Laurie Trautman, Western Washington University 8:00 – 9:30 am “The Transnational Art Dialogue: The Effect of the Coronado Ballroom A Border on the Music Network between Vancouver, BC and Seattle, WA” Nabil Kamel, Western Washington University

“Transboundary Civic Environmentalism in the Salish Sea – Cascadia Border Region” Margit Säre, Western Washington University and University of Victoria

“Planning and Cross-Border Regions: The Cascadia Innovation Corridor Case” Francesco Cappellano, Western Washington University and University of Victoria

Panel 31 Invisible Borders and Sanctuary Spaces in Texas: Efforts to Protect Undocumented Migrants’ Social, Political, and Cultural Rights Moderator Benjamin Bruce, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte “Don’t Mess with Texas Sanctuary Cities: Local Responses in Austin to Protect Undocumented FRIDAY Migrants’ Lived Spaces in the Wake of SB4” 8:00 – 9:30 am Benjamin Bruce, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Coronado Ballroom D “Is Houston Still a Sanctuary City? The Questionable Impact of SB4 on Undocumented Mexican Immigrants” Ana Gabriela Hernández López, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

“Ensuring Access to Education and Health Services for Undocumented Migrants in the Era of SB4: Local Initiatives and Sanctuary Spaces in Dallas County” Yetzi Rosales, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

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Panel 32 Moving Beyond Boundaries: War and Bodies Politics (CROSSLISTED WITH ASIAN STUDIES) Moderator Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University “The Ideological Geography of the Cold War Division System and Partisan Literatures” FRIDAY Hye-ryoung Lee, Sungkyunkwan University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Moving Bodies, Contact Zones as Imagining Beyond Nautical Borders” Woohyung Chon, Chung-Ang University

“A Dangerous Unification: Comparison of the US Troops Withdrawal Demands in the Discourses of Okinawa Reversion and North-South Korean Unification” Kyounghwa Lim, Chung-Ang University

“Layers of Performativity: Korean Women’s Bodies on the Freedom’s Frontier” Yu Jung Lee, Yonsei University

Panel 33 Effects of Zero Tolerance on Human Rights in the Paso del Norte Border Region Moderator Neil Harvey, New Mexico State University “Methodological Challenges of Community-Based Participatory Research on Immigration Policies and FRIDAY Human Rights” 8:00 -9:30 am Neil Harvey, New Mexico State University

Coronado Ballroom E “Operation Streamline: Documenting Mass Prosecutions in the US Southwest” Zaira Martin, New Mexico State University

“Make Them Suffer: How the United States has Criminalized and Complicated the Process of Seeking Asylum for Central American Refugees” Carlos Eduardo Espina, Vassar College

“Border Wars: Mobilizing Against the Wall and Immigration Policies” Nancy Mateo, Colby College

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Panel 34 Trans-border Resilience: Youth, Students and Identity in the Borderlands “Higher Education Without Borders? Trans-fronterizo College Student Reflections on Structural Obstacles, FRIDAY Support Networks, Building Resilience and 9:45 – 11:15 am Community Accountability at the Tijuana/ San Diego Borderlands” Coronado Ballroom A Kendy Rivera Cárdenas, University of California Los Angeles

“An Exploratory Phenomenology Photo Voice Study: Unraveling the Visual Representation of Transborder Cultural Identity” Vanessa Falcón Orta, San Diego State University

Panel 35 Roundtable: The Journal of Borderlands Studies – Dialogue with ABS Leaders Moderator Kathleen Staudt, UTEP- Professor Emerita

FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am Participants: Christophe Sohn, Luxembourg Institute of Socio- Economic Research Coronado Ballroom B Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University

Panel 36 Negotiating Canada Economic Borders: Navigating A- Territoriality in an Unstable Environment (CROSSLISTED WITH CANADIAN STUDIES) Moderator Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge “Canada’s Shifting Borders: An Overview of Market and Human Movements” FRIDAY Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge 9:45 – 11:15 am “Closed, Open and Back Again: Investment Regimes Coronado Ballroom D in Canada US Relations” Greg Anderson, University of Alberta

“Canadian Energy in North America and Beyond: Between an Economic Rock and a Progressive Hard Place” Monica Gattinger, University of Ottawa

“Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks: Applying Traditional Trade Negotiation Tools to Address Political Deadlock Over Temporary Entry Provisions in International Trade Agreements” Meredith Lilly, Carleton University

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Panel 37 The México/United States Border Moderator Joan B. Anderson, Independent Scholar “Mexican Trade Policies and the Economy of the Mexican Border Before NAFTA” FRIDAY James B. Gerber, San Diego State University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Local Bordering and De/Bordering in San Diego and Coronado Ballroom E Tijuana” Kristen Hill Maher and David Carruthers, San Diego State University

“Borderism: Social and Symbolic Constructions of the Tijuana San Diego Border” Norma Iglesias Prieto, San Diego State University

“Adaptive Strategies of NGOs Coping with Anti- Immigrant Policy Along the Texas/México Border” Renee Nank, RDN

Panel 38 Urban, Mobile, Borders and Citizenship Moderator Fabienne Leloup, University of Louvain

“Mapping out the Edge: A Cartography of the FRIDAY Everyday in the Borderlands” 9:45 – 11:15 am Gianlluca Simi, The University of Nottingham

Nautical “Border, Culture and Citizenship: Some Case at the Franco-Belgian Border” Fabienne Leloup, University of Louvain

Panel 40 Borders and Languages Moderator Janine Fitzgerald, Fort Lewis College “Educación y la perdida de lenguajes”

David Vásquez Hurtado, Fort Lewis College FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Sanitization of Second-Language Instruction” Janine Fitzgerald, Fort Lewis College Coronado Ballroom A “Borders, Languages, and Practices of Healing and Decolonization” Carolina Alonso, Fort Lewis College

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Panel 41 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Building Social-Ecological Resilience in a Binational Setting “Identifying Erosion Hotspots in the Los Laureles Canyon” FRIDAY Napoleón Gudino Elizondo, University of California Irvine 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Understanding Drivers of Erosion and Vulnerability Coronado Ballroom B from the Perspective of a “Hot Spot” Resident” Kristen Goodrich, University of California Irvine

“Quantifying the Impact of Improved Watershed Health” Matthew Brand, University of California Irvine

“Don’t Do Anything About Me Without Me: Combining Community Engagement and Sustainable Construction to Inform Public Policy and Maximize Regional Resiliency of the San Diego/Tijuana Border” Waylon Matson and Steven Wright, 4Walls International

“Water Institutions and Social Equity Along the California Baja California Border Region” Kimberly Collins, California State University Santa Barbara

Panel 42 Sustainability, Borders and Globalization Moderator Simon Dalby, Wilfrid Laurier University “The New Context for Sustainability: Anthropocene Geopolitics” FRIDAY Simon Dalby, Wilfrid Laurier University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The International Joint Commission in the Great Coronado Ballroom D Lakes: Sustainability, History and Political Ecology” Daniel Macfarlane, Western Michigan University

“Whose Border? Contested Geographies and Columbia River Treaty Modernization” Jesse Baltutis, University of Victoria

“Wildland Urban Interface Fire Events in Alberta and British Columbia: A Study in Emergency Management, and Municipal Governance” Gabriel Cassie, University of Lethbridge

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Panel 43 Roundtable: Toward a Paradigm Shift in Border Studies Moderator Victor Konrad, Carleton University

Participants: FRIDAY Randy Widdis, University of Regina 1:00 – 2:30 pm Martin van der Velde, Radboud University Tom Ptak, University of Idaho Coronado Ballroom E Anna Casaglia, University of Trento Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland Victor Konrad, Carleton University

Panel 44 Gobernabilidad Transfronteriza y Marcos Institucionales en la Frontera México/Estados Unidos Moderator Sonia Bass Zavala, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo “Indicadores de habitabilidad urbana, mediciones para evaluar la percepción de incertidumbre de los FRIDAY habitantes de la frontera de Ciudad Juárez, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Chihuahua y Mexicali, BCN” Leticia Peña Barrera, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Nautical Juárez

“Diferencias de desarrollo habitacional y calidad de vida en un espacio ecológico binacional: Riberas del Bravo y Socorro County” Rafael Mauricio Marrufo and David Reyes Ruvalcaba, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Gobernabilidad transfronteriza y marcos institucionales en el manejo del recurso hídrico en la frontera Juárez/El Paso” Sonia Bass Zavala and Jessica Bravo Cadena, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo

Panel 45 Roundtable: Conceptualising Regional Neighbourhoods in Times of Geopolitical Crisis: Europe v Eurasia? Moderator James W. Scott, University of Eastern Finland

FRIDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Anna Casaglia, University of Trento Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland Coronado Ballroom A James W. Scott, University of Eastern Finland Joni Virkkunen, University of Eastern Finland

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Panel 46 Borders, Borderlanders, and Migrant Communities Moderator Nicole Bates-Eamer, University of Victoria

“The Emergence of Trans-border Enclave: Korean FRIDAY Immigrant Community on the US/México Border” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University

Coronado Ballroom B “Social Capital and Academic Achievement Among Children of Immigrants: Second Generation 1.5” Deborah Hernández, University of Texas Dallas

Panel 47 Border Culture Moderator Victor Konrad, Carleton University “Border as Metaphor” Lee Rodney, University of Windsor FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Passing Through or Living Here: An Exploration of National Identity in the Borderlands Region of Coronado Ballroom D Stanstead Quebec and Derby Line Vermont” Sandra Vandervalk, Carleton University

“Overgrowing the Border? An Examination of Cascadian Culture and Cannabis Legislation” Samantha Magnus, University of Victoria

Panel 48 Roundtable: Cross-Border Collaboration at the Canada/U.S. Border: How Regional Efforts are Functioning Amidst Federal Barriers Moderator Kimberly Collins, California State University San Bernardino

FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Heather Nicol, Trent University Kathrine Richardson, San Jose State University Coronado Ballroom E Laurie Trautman, Border Policy Research Institute

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Panel 49 U.S.-México Binational Relations and Border Conflict under the Trump Presidency Moderators Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University María de los Ángeles Flores, University of Texas at El Paso Discussant Irasema Corronado, University of Texas at El Paso “Donald J. Trump’s Candidate-Generated US/México

Border Agenda During the 2016 US Presidential FRIDAY Election” 2:45 – 4:15 pm María de los Ángeles Flores, University of Texas-El Paso

Nautical “U.S./México Border Misinformation as a Tool to Persuade and Reach the Conservative Base of the Republican Party. The Trump Strategy” Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University

Panel 50 Researching and Promoting Knowledge About Borders Moderator Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University “Evolving Japanese Borderlands: Seven Years Activities of JIBSN” FRIDAY Koji Furukawa, Chukyo University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “An Interprofessional Binational Project Addressing Coronado Ballroom A Social Vulnerabilities Along the US México Border” William B. Pederson, Northern Arizona University Yuma; and Gilberto Manuel Galindo Aldana, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Border Studies Journals in Brazil, A Quantitative Approach” Vithor Amaral Prestes, Universidade Federal de Río Grande Do Sul, Brazil

“Radio Aporia Libre: Toward Dirtier Philosophies of Creative Interchange (A Student Radio Performance Art Projects Using Radios)” Linus Lancaster, Healdsburg Unified School District Prison University Project

Panel 51 Migration and Borders in Benin and Nigeria, México and the US Moderators Pamela Cruz, Rice University “What Border? The Fluid Border of Benin and Nigeria” Ademola Adewusi, University of Idaban FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Politics of Migration: Manufacturing Moral Panic for Political Profit” Coronado Ballroom B Pamela Cruz, Rice University

“Danger in the Southern Arizona Borderlands” Henrik Dorf Nielsen, University of Eastern Finland

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Panel 52 Comparing Countries’ Borders Moderator Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria “Canada: Between Territoriality and A-Territoriality?” Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Michael Carpenter, FRIDAY University of Victoria 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Denmark, Trapped in Territoriality?” Coronado Ballroom D Martin Klatt, University of Southern Denmark

“Estonia” Margit Saare, Western Washington University and University of Victoria

“French Border, A Side Story?” Anne Laure Amilhat Szary, Grenoble-Alpes University

“The Dutch Borders as Barriers or Creative Resources” Martin van der Velde, Radboud University

Panel 53 Roundtable: Innovation Ecosystems in the US/Mexican Border: Diagnosis, Opportunities & Challenges

FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Participants: Max Matus, COLEF Coronado Ballroom E

Panel 54 Roundtable: The Leadership, Education, Advocacy, Development (L.E.A.D.) Program - Results from the Inaugural El Paso-Juarez Class of 2017 - A Case Study of the Program’s, Trainers’, and Participants’ Challenges and Successes Moderator Irasema Coronado, University of Texas at El Paso

FRIDAY Participants: 4:30 – 6:00 pm Gina Núñez-Mchiri, University of Texas at El Paso María de los Ángeles Flores, University of Texas at El Nautical Paso Areli Chacón-Silva, University of Texas at El Paso

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FRIDAY 6:15 – 7:30 pm ABS Business Meeting Coronado Ballroom A

FRIDAY 7:45 – 9:15 pm ABS Reception

By Invitation Only Marina Room

Panel 55 Legal Regimes, Rights, Visas: Views from Non-Citizens and Women, in Canada, México and the US. (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Michael Carpenter, University of Victoria “Procedural Justice and Environmental Governance in the US-México Borderlands” SATURDAY Carolina Prado, San Jose State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Female Asylum Seekers and Health Care in Texas” Nautical Claudia Donoso, St. Mary’s University San Antonio, Texas

“Flexible and Assembled Bordering Practices: The Imposition and Revocation of a Visa for Mexican Nationals Travelling to Canada” Paloma Villegas, California State University San Bernardino

“The Non-Citizen Nightmare: An Analysis of Racist US Immigration Policies” Jessica TaghVaiee, Westminster College

“Bridging Worlds: Borders and Disobedience” Michael Carpenter, University of Victoria

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Panel 57 European Union Border, Migration and Security Policies in Comparative Perspective Moderator Akihiro Iwashita, University of Hokkaido Discussant Victor Konrad, Carleton University “Japan’s Borders in the Contemporary World” Edward Boyle, Kyushu University SATURDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “Comparing European Union Migration, Borders and Security Policies with Canada and Japan” Coronado Ballroom B Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria

“Politics of Mobility in East Asia: Focusing on Recent Revision to Japan’s Immigration Act” Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University

“The Refugee Crisis and the End of the Myth of a Europe Without Borders in European Integration and Cross-border Cooperation” Birte Wassemberg, University of Strasbourg

Panel 58 Roundtable: The Strategic Foresight and the Future of the United States/México Border and Border Relations Moderator Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University

Participants: SATURDAY Joan B. Anderson, University of San Diego 8:00 – 9:30 am Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University James B. Gerber, San Diego State University Coronado Ballroom D Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University Tony Payan, Rice University’s Baker Institute and Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

Panel 59 Frontera y Migración Venezolana en Colombia Moderator Irasema Coronado, University of Texas at El Paso “Migración de estudiantes venezolanos a colegios de la frontera colombiana” SATURDAY César Augusto Panizo Cardona, Universidad Francisco de 8:00 – 9:30 am Paula Santander

Coronado Ballroom E “Reflexiones de la migración fronteriza colombo/venezolana entre las fechas 2015-17” César Augusto Panizo Cardona and Johanna Milenna Mogrovejo Andrade, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander

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Panel 60 Borders in Globalization Approaches to the History of the Canadian-American Borderlands Moderator Randy Widdis, University of Regina “Borderlands and Sovereignty: An Historical Perspective” SATURDAY David Atkinson, Purdue University 9:45 – 11:15 am “An Ocean-Bound Borderland: Gender Relations and Coronado Ballroom A Transpacific Migration of Japanese from the 1880s to the 1910s” Yukari Takai, University of Windsor

“Borderlands as Spaces of Flows: An Historical Geographical Perspective” Randy Widdis, University of Regina

Panel 62 Precarity Generators: Borders, Bordering Processes, and the Creation of Precarious Crossings Moderator Edwin Hodge, University of Victoria “The Ability to Exclude While Claiming Inclusion: The Role of Temporary Humanitarian Visas in SATURDAY Reproducing Precarious Migrants” 9:45 – 11:15 am Carla Ángulo Pasel, Wilfrid Laurier University/Balsillie School of International Affairs Coronado Ballroom D “Bangladesh Migrants of Italy and their Precarity” Nilanjana Roy, University of Victoria

“Making Precarious: The Construction of Precarity in Refugee and Migrant Discourse” Edwin Hodge, University of Victoria

“Climate-Induced Migration and Border-Enhanced Precarity” Nicole Bates-Eamer, University of Victoria

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Panel 63 Boundary Marking and Bordering Instruments (CROSSLISTED WITH CANADIAN STUDIES) Moderator Daniel Meier, CNRS-PACTE, Grenoble “One Stop Border Posts: The East African Case” Isabella Soi, Università degli Studi di Cagliari SATURDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “In-Between Border Spaces in the Levant: Emerging Conceptualisation” Coronado Ballroom E Daniel Meier, CNRS-PACTE, Grenoble

“Israel’s Future Borders and the Coming Change in the Middle East” Shlomo Hasson, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

“Airships in Canadian and Russian Northern Development: A Comparative Analysis” Lawrence D. Taylor, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Panel 64 Culture and Minds – B/Order & Order Moderator Victor Konrad, Carleton University “Borders in Fiction: Transcending Political Division Through Storytelling” SATURDAY Edward Matthews, Swansea University 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Image of the Border: Border Representations on Nautical Social Media” Gintare Kudzmaite, University of Antwerp

“Fake News on the US México Borderland and the Yaqui People from the 19th Century to the 20th Century” Yuka Mizutani, Sophia University

Panel 66 Roundtable: The Making of a Trans-border Movement - Creating Change in Higher Education Through Student-Led Grassroot Initiatives Moderator Vanessa Falcón Orta, San Diego State University and Claremont Graduate University

Participants: SATURDAY Vanessa Falcón Orta, Transfronterizx Alliance Student 1:00 – 2:30 pm Organization (TASO) Kendy Rivera Cárdenas, Inter-University Program for Coronado Ballroom A Latino Research, Andrew W. Mellon Dissertation Fellow and PhD Candidate in Chicana/o Studies at the César Chávez Dept UCLA

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Panel 67 Walled Life: Everyday Experiences of the Borderlands Moderator Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal Discussant David Shirk, University of San Diego “Starting a Caravan: Everyday Experiences of the México-Central American Borderlands” SATURDAY Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University; 1:00 – 2:30 pm and Cindy Azucena Gomez-Schempp, Radio Host of A Mexican Crossing Lines (On KPPP-LP 88.1 FM, Fargo- Coronado Ballroom B Moorhead)

“The First Tears in the Curtain: Assessing Border Guard Agency in Hungary, 1989” Matthew Longo, Leiden University

“The Border Wall and the Paper Wall: Access to Abortion in the Borderlands” Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec Montreal

“Indigenous Sovereignty in U.S. Borderlands” Thalia D’Aragon-Giguère, University of Quebec Montreal

Panel 68 Reflections on the Borderlands from Beyond Social Sciences: Religion, the Humanities, and Dangers of the Aporophobia Moderator Rafael Luévano, Chapman University “The Humanities Contribution to Borderland Studies: Two Examples from the US/México Border” SATURDAY Rafael Luévano, Chapman University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Countering Xenophobia: Faith-Based Activism in the Coronado Ballroom D Central US/México Borderlands” Kathleen Staudt, UTEP- Professor Emerita

“Epistemic Delinking on the Borderlands” C.T. Mexica, Arizona State University

“Aporophobia and the Immigration Crisis at the US/México Border” Tony Payan, Rice University’s Baker Institute and Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Examining the Idea of Borders in Hindu Mythological Texts: A Study of Ramcharitmanas from the Perspective of Border Studies” Dhananjay Triparthi, South Asian University

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Panel 69 Neighbors Involvement: Government and Citizens along US Borders Moderator Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University “Tweeting Narratives about the Canada-US Border and

Immigration” SATURDAY Misty Clover Prigent and Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State 1:00 – 2:30 pm University

Coronado Ballroom E “Comparative Examination of Watershed Management Efforts in Select Basins on the US-México Border” Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University; and Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University

Panel 70 Processes and Practices of Cross-Border Spatial Planning Moderator Frederic Durand, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research “A Reflection on the Effects of Cross-Border Spatial Planning Practices on the Social Representations of SATURDAY Borders Within Schengen Area” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Antoine Decoville, Luxembourg Institute of Socio- Economic Research Nautical “Cross-Border Urban Projects at the US México Border” Xavier Oliveras González, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

“A Comparative Approach to Spatial Planning at the Cross-Border Scale in Europe and North America” Frederic Durand, Luxembourg Institute of Socio- Economic Research

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CANADIAN STUDIES Pierre M. Atlas Marian University

Panel 1 The US/Quebec Border: Trans-Border Collaboration at a Time of Securitization (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal Discussant Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge “From One Border to the Other: How Internal Checkpoints Are Being Implemented at the THURSDAY Quebec/US Border” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec Montreal

Coronado Ballroom “The International Traffic in Arms Regulation and the Quebec’s Aeronautic Industry: A Cross-Border Issue” Mathilde Bourgeon, University of Quebec Montreal

“Quebec’s Maple Syrup Expertise Beyond Borders: Stories and Challenges of These Producers in the United States” Thalia D’Aragon-Giguère, University of Quebec Montreal

“Quebec Borderities: Representations of Quebec/US borderlands in the United States Congress, 2001–– 2016” Vincent Boucher and Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec Montreal

“We Love You, But … Donald Trump’s Impact on Québec-U.S. Issues of the 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections” Frédérick Gagnon, University of Quebec Montreal

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Panel 3 Negotiating Canada Economic Borders: Navigating A- Territoriality in an Unstable Environment (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge “Canada’s Shifting Borders: An Overview of Market and Human Movements” FRIDAY Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge 9:45 – 11:15 am “Closed, Open and Back Again: Investment Regimes Coronado Ballroom D in Canada US Relations” Greg Anderson, University of Alberta

“Canadian Energy in North America and Beyond: Between an Economic Rock and a Progressive Hard Place” Monica Gattinger, University of Ottawa

“Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks: Applying Traditional Trade Negotiation Tools to Address Political Deadlock Over Temporary Entry Provisions in International Trade Agreements” Meredith Lilly, Carleton University

Panel 4 Canadian Studies Moderator Pierre M. Atlas, Marian University “Naturalism’s Statues: The Construction, SATURDAY Monumentalization, and Efforts to Deconstruct Race in Quebecois Literature” 8:00 – 9:30 Holly Collins, Baylor University

Conference Parlor “Social and Ideological Realignment in Quebec’s Fifth #633 Party System: The 2018 Québec Provincial Election in Historical Perspective” Geoffrey E. Hale, University of Lethbridge

“The United States-Canada Relationship in the Age of Trump” Christopher Kirkey, Center for the Study of Canada, SUNY Plattsburgh

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Panel 5 Boundary Marking and Bordering Instruments (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Daniel Meier, CNRS-PACTE, Grenoble “One Stop Border Posts: The East African Case” Isabella Soi, Università degli Studi di Cagliari SATURDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “In-Between Border Spaces in the Levant: Emerging Conceptualisation” Coronado Ballroom E Daniel Meier, CNRS-PACTE, Grenoble

“Israel’s Future Borders and the Coming Change in the Middle East” Shlomo Hasson, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

“Airships in Canadian and Russian Northern Development: A Comparative Analysis” Lawrence D. Taylor, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

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CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES Debra D. Andrist Sam Houston State University

Panel 1 On Water and Watersheds (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT) Moderator Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University “Land Cover and Socioeconomic Status: Implications for Cross-Border Sediment Loads” THURSDAY Trent Biggs, San Diego State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Land Use as a Water-Balance Component of the Regatta A Mexicali Valley Aquifer” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Frida Sofìa Cital Morales, and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Advanced Modeling of Los Peñasquitos River’s Hydraulic System” Hassan Tavakol, San Diego State University

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Panel 2 Water Resources and Watersheds on the Border 2 (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT) Moderator Trent Biggs, San Diego State University “Crossing the Waters: Analyzing Barriers to Successful Cooperative Management of THURSDAY Transboundary Water Resources” 9:45 – 11:15 am Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University

Regatta A “Community Management as a Key to Guaranteeing the Human Right to Water. A Comparative Study between Duero River Basin in Michoacán and Mixtec Region in Oaxaca, México” María Griselda Günther, Universidad Autónoma Metropoiltana

“Binational Environmental Flows to Improve Groundwater Availability for Restoration Sites in the Colorado River Delta” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Jorge Ramírez- Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Ecosystem Services of Agricultural Drainage in the Mexicali Valley, Baja California” Frida Sofìa Cital Morales and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Determination of the Ecological Flow in the Hardy River” Ernesto García Arvizu, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

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Panel 3 Chronic Disease and Mental Health Issues in Latin America and Africa (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES AND CHRONIC DISEASE AND DISABILITY) Moderator James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development “Structural Violence and the Origin of Diabetes in Guatemala” THURSDAY Jaime Page, CIMSUR-UNAM 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Risky Behavior and HIV and Non-HIV STDs Among Regatta C Youth in Southern Africa” James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

“Community Intervention Strategy to Reduce Oral Cancer in Northwestern México” Maikel Hermida and Norma Figueroa, Autonomous University of Baja California, México

Panel 4 Literature & Film (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “The Art & Architecture Of (Womyn’s) Identities at Crossroads of Time & Space, Tradition & FRIDAY Modernity” 8:00 – 9:30 am Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University

America’s Cup B “The Chilean Left Reimagined: Secondary Characters in Pablo Larraín’s Film, Neruda” Rachel VanWieren, National University

“The Antifascist Chronicles of Aurelio Pego, New York (1940-1967)” Montse Feu, Sam Houston State University

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Panel 5 Semiotics & Translation (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “The Semiotics of Architecture: Spain’s Valley of the Fallen” FRIDAY Kimberly Habegger, Regis University 9:45 – 11:15 am “A Translational Turn: Does Latinx Literature in America’s Cup B Spanish Translation Expand Martí’s Nuestra América?” Marta E. Sánchez, University of California San Diego and Arizona State University

“Influence of the Familiar Structure in the Motivation to Learning the Contents of the Spanish Matter” Montserrat Santander Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 6 Education & Opportunities (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “Hispanic Enrollment Rates in Higher Education Post-Proposition 209: Comparative Case Study FRIDAY Across Three States” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Jehú Cázares, California State University Channel Islands America’s Cup B “The Becas Para Aztlán Program: Transnational Experiences of Chicana/o College Students” Roberto de Anda, Portland State University

Panel 7 Politics, Business & Opportunities (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “Mestizaje as Lateral Universality: Moving In- Between Elitist Cosmopolitanism and Populist FRIDAY Tribalism” 2:45 – 4:15 pm John Francis Burke, Trinity University

America’s Cup B “Trump plays the “Willie Horton” Race Card on Mexican Immigration” Laurence French, University of New Hampshire; and Magdaleno Manzanárez, Western New Mexico University

“Opportunities for Nutrition and Textile Students in Tegucigalpa, Honduras” Valencia Browning-Keen, Sam Houston State University

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Panel 8 Gender, Migration, and Transnational Spaces (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES, AND SOCIOLOGY) Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Tourism and Gender: Embodied Experiences of Female Pedestrians in El Chaparral-San Ysidro Puerta FRIDAY México Port of Entry (Tijuana, México)” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Regatta A “Human Rights for LGBT Persons in México: Have Country Conditions Changed after the 2015 Supreme Court Gay Marriage Ruling?” Nielan Barnes, California State University Long Beach

“Repairing (and Exploiting) the Underclass Image: The Blurring of Borders” Michelle Phillips, University of California Berkeley

Panel 9 Latinoamérica en la Transregionalidad (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES AND POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Jesús Ruíz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Articulación de lo latinoamericano en la Western Social Science Association” SATURDAY Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding, Instituto Tecnológico 8:00 – 9:30 am Nacional de México, Campus Morelia; and Jesús Ruíz- Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara America’s Cup B “Geopolítica de la integración en América Latina” Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Movilización del conocimiento e inclusión social en América Latina” Jesús Ruíz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México; and Ivanise Monfredini, Universidade Católica de Santos, Brasil

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Panel 10 Mexican Women and Diverse Labor Market Participation (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES AND WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Cindy Paola Rangel Pérez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León “Work-Life Balance in Travel Agencies in the Global- South: A Question Without Answer?” SATURDAY Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja 8:00 – 9:30 am California

America’s Cup C “Redistributive Effects of the National Financing Program for Micro-entrepreneurs and Rural Women in México. A Study with Gender Approach.” Cindy Paola Rangel Pérez and Joana Cecilia Chapa Cantú, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

“Cultural and Female Social Capital in Migrants. A Methodology in Development” Alma Alejandra Soberano Serrano and José Humberto Alvarado Ortiz, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 11 El Derecho y Gestión del Agua. El Caso de Baja California (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Moderator Sheila Delhumeau Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California “La Percepción del agua en Baja California” Sheila Delhumeau Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja SATURDAY California 9:45 – 11:15 am “El derecho humano al agua” Regatta A Alma Alejandra Soberano Serrano, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Protección ambiental y gestión del agua” Gloria Aurora De Las Fuentes Lacavex, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Gestión del agua en Baja California” Lizzett Velasco Aulcy, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

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CHRONIC DISEASE AND DISABILITY RC-49, RESEARCH COMMITTEE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND ILLNESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION James G. Linn Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

Cynthia D. Jackson Walden University Meharry Medical College

Debra R. Wilson Austin Peay State University Walden University

Heather Powers Albanesi University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Panel 1 Clinical and Health Policy Issues from a Nursing Perspective Moderator Debra R. Wilson, Austin Peay State University Discussant Amy C. Black, Austin Peay State University “Metabolic Syndrome and its Effect on Chronic Disease and Disability” THURSDAY Amy C. Black, Austin Peay State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Medical Use of Marijuana” America’s Cup A Debra R. Wilson, Austin Peay State University

“What is the State of Your State; Discussions About Medicaid Expansion” Kempa French, Austin Peay State University

“Acts to Improve Health Literacy” Kempa French, Austin Peay State University

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Panel 2 Immune Dysfunction and Autoimmune Disorders Across the Lifespan Moderator Nicole Thede, Arapahoe Community College Discussant Jean Rother, Metropolitan State University, Denver “Inflammation and Immune Dysfunction” Mary A. Sawaya, Metropolitan State University, Denver THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Autoimmune Disorders and the Older Adult” Jean Rother, Metropolitan State University, Denver Conference Parlor “Eczema, Food Allergies, and Asthma in Children” #624 Nicole Thede, Arapahoe Community Colleges

“Teaching about Autoimmune Disorders Over the Life Span” Debra R. Wilson, Austin, Peay State University

Panel 3 Issues and Strategies in Disability Education Moderator James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare & International Development Discussant Suzanne Stolz, University of San Diego

“Shifting Attitudes of Disability: Can Teachers Lead THURSDAY the Work?” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Suzanne Stolz and Erik Brault, University of San Diego

Conference Parlor “Mental Health and Education: The Implications for #617 the Chilean Educational System” Jorge Chuaqui, University of Valparaiso, Chile

Panel 4 Critical Perspectives on Disability Issues Moderator Cara E. Jones, California State University, Sacramento

“Ugly Stories and Female Troubles: Reading THURSDAY Endometriosis Stigma as Sexist Ableism” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Cara E. Jones, California State University Sacramento

Conference Parlor “Community Obstacles to the Social Inclusion of Persons with Mental Illness in Chile” #617 Jorge Chuaqui, University of Valparaiso, Chile

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Panel 5 Chronic Disease and Mental Health Issues in Latin America and Africa (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES AND CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development “Structural Violence and the Origin of Diabetes in Guatemala” THURSDAY Jaime Page, CIMSUR-UNAM 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Risky Behavior and HIV and Non-HIV STDs Among Regatta C Youth in Southern Africa” James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

“Networks, Territory, and Community: Practices of Sociability and Caring for Each Other” Paulo Oliveira, University of Pernambuco, Brazil

“Community Intervention Strategy to Reduce Oral Cancer in Northwestern México” Maikel Hermida and Norma Figueroa, Autonomous University of Baja California, México

Panel 6 Roundtable: Multidimensional Treatment of Cleft Lip Palate Moderator Norma Figueroa, Autonomous University of Baja California, México

FRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am Participants: Maikel Hermida, Autonomous University of Baja Conference Parlor California, México #633

Panel 7 Disability Perspectives in Research Moderator Heather Powers Albanesi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs “Understanding the Daily Work of Teaching in the Context of School-to-Community Transition” FRIDAY Jason Naranjo, University of Washington 9:45 – 11:15 am “Posttraumatic Stress and the Reproduction of Conference Parlor Inequality Among Military Veterans” Steven Cassidy, Washington State University #624 “Impact of Gender on Disabled Student Veterans’ Perception of Disability” Heather Powers Albanesi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

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Panel 8 Structural Ableism in Institutions of Higher Education: Auto-Ethnographic Perspective Moderator Emily Nusbaum, University of San Francisco “Munching on the Dynamic of Institutional Intersectionality and Access: Musing of an Early FRIDAY Career Disabled Scholar” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Holly Pearson, Framingham State University

Conference Parlor “The Professionalization and Exploitation of the Disability Experience: 35 Years of Experience and No #624 Professional Awards” Jason Naranjo, University of Washington

“Merging Courses in a Dual Credential Program: Will My Disability Focus be Diluted?” Suzanne Stolz and Jason Fabionar, University of San Diego

“Stroke Risk & The Fast Facts Everyone Needs to Know” Bettina Shank, Austin Peay State University

Panel 9 Roundtable: Plenary Panel: Engaging with Disability and Disability Studies in the Academy Moderator Steven Cassidy, Washington State University

Holly Pearson, Framingham State University FRIDAY Suzanne Stolz, University of San Diego 2:45 – 4:15 pm James Fabionar, University of San Diego Emily Nusbaum, University of San Francisco Conference Parlor Jason Naranjo, University of Washington #617 Heather Powers Albanesi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Panel 10 Clinical and Behavioral Issues in Chronic Illness

FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Analysis of Oncologists’ and Patients’ Communications” Gabriella Marfe, University of Campania “Luigi Conference Parlor Vanvitelli,” Italy #606

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COMMUNICATION STUDIES Jon Leon Torn Northern Arizona University

Panel 1 Communication and Pedagogy I

“Making Professional Communication Meaningful and THURSDAY Appealing to Working Professionals (and Would-be 4:30 – 6:00 pm Working Professionals)” Rosário Durão, New Mexico Tech Conference Parlor “A Course on Technology – What Should It Include?” #634 Amy MacPherson, Phoenix College

Panel 2 Health Communication I (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Amy MacPherson, Phoenix College “IVF and Infertility: A Case Study of Women’s Narratives through Blogs and the National Infertility SATURDAY Awareness Week” 8:00 – 9:30 am Anastasia Obomighie Omoze , Arkansas State University

Conference Parlor “Online Social Support for Autism Parents: A Case Study of the Instagram Account Page Autism Parent #706 Support” Oluwayinka Dada, Arkansas State University

“Concerns of Female Adolescents about Menarche and First Sexual Intercourse: A Mixed Methods Analysis of Social Media Questions” Nikkie Saldívar Hodgson, The University of Texas Río Grande Valley

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Panel 3 Health Communication II (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Amy MacPherson, Phoenix College “Social Support and Breast Cancer in Saudi Arabia” Lujain Bugshan, Arkansas State University SATURDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Assessing the Health Literacy Communication Competencies of Nurses: Results from Feasibility Conference Parlor Piloting of the HLP-NICE Tool” Kempa French, Austin Peay State University #706 “The Social Impact of Obesity on America’s Workforce: Narrative from The Employee-Employer Perspective” Samuel Noi, Arkansas State University

Panel 4 Communication and Pedagogy II

“Professors’ Perspectives on Truth-Seeking and New SATURDAY Literacy” 1:00 – 2:30 pm J. Griffin, University of Alabama

Conference Parlor “A Content Analysis of Educational Textbooks for #617 Training Health Professional Students in the United States Addressing Anxiety Disorders and Mental Illness Among College Students” Samuel Noi, Arkansas State University

Panel 5 Media Communication I Moderator Jon Leon Torn, Northern Arizona University

SATURDAY “Parasocial Relationships with Musicians” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Kate Kurtin, California State University Los Angeles

America’s Cup B “‘Method Acting’ and Political Performance” Jon Leon Torn, Northern Arizona University

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Panel 6 Media Communication II Moderator Jon Leon Torn, Northern Arizona University

SATURDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Semiotics of Social Justice Warriors: Context and Language Use of Modern Civil Rights Activists” Aminatou Seydou, James Madison College, Michigan Regatta B State University

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY Kevin Thompson North Dakota State University

Panel 1 Justice Decision Making Moderator Kevin Thompson, North Dakota State University “Can Disability Acceptance Integrate with Therapeutic Jurisprudence? Exploring the Policy THURSDAY Diffusion Potential of Pennsylvania’s Mandatory 8:00 – 9:30 am Autism Training Law for District Court Judges” Laurie A. Drapela, Washington State University Conference Parlor Vancouver

#606 “Duty of Law Enforcement Officers to Provide First Aid or CPR?” Larry A. Gould, Northern Arizona University

“Helping the Forgotten Group in the Opioid Drug Epidemic: Supporting the Caretakers of Adult Drug Addicts through PAL’s Volunteer-Focused Support Program” Cindy Scott-Janicik and Kristen Alaniz, Northern Arizona University

“Two Years of Experience in Title IX: My Perceptions as an Administrative Hearing Officer” Kevin Thompson, North Dakota State University

Panel 2 Corrections Moderator Cynthia Glass, Kentucky State University “National Prison Summit of America: Changing the

Narrative on Mass Incarceration” THURSDAY Edmund G. Rushton II, Michigan State University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Subverting Common Incarceration Narratives Conference Parlor Through Art and Reflection” #705 Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University

“Black Mirror in the Criminology Classroom” Cynthia Glass, Kentucky State University

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Panel 3 The Justice System Moderator Emily Bozanich, Simon Fraser University “An Analysis of Legislation on Juvenile Justice and Neurological Differences In California” FRIDAY Kazim Jafri, California State University Channel Islands 8:00 – 9:30 am “What Came First, the Crime or the Label? Narratives Conference Parlor of Diagnosis Included in California Court Cases” Wendy Goolsby, California State University Channel #706 Islands

“You Are Lucky to be Here” Emily Bozanich, Simon Fraser University

Panel 5 Roundtable: Criminal Justice (CROSSLISTED WITH AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES) Moderator Marianne Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Cheryl Louise Redhorse Bennett, Arizona State University America’s Cup C Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University

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ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT (AFIT) Reynold F. Nesiba Augustana University

Panel 1 Critical Developments in MMT: Job Guarantee, Money, Geography, and Veblen Moderator Neal J. Wilson, University of Misouri Kansas City “A Dirigisme Approach to a Monetary Policy Jobs Guarantee” THURSDAY Benjamin Wilson, University of New York Cortland 8:00 – 9:30 am “Making Visible the Unknowns of Money’s Supposed Regatta C “Known-ness” Nicola Matthews, Humboldt State University

“Critical Geography After MMT” Jordan Ayala, University of Missouri Kansas City

“Aesthetics, MMT, and the Veblenian Dichotomy” Neal J. Wilson, University of Missouri Kansas City

Panel 2 Political Economy Approaches to Sustainability, Inequality, and Modeling (CROSSLISTED WITH UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University “Capitalism and Ecological Sustainability” Josefina Y. Li, Bemidji State University THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Food, Farming and Sustainability: Towards a Healthier, More Sustainable Food System” America’s Cup D Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

“Agent-Based Modeling: The Right Mathematics for Radical Political Economics?” Shu-Heng Chen, National Chengchi University

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Issues in Public Policy: Drugs, Healthcare, Housing, and Panel 3

Moderator Immigration Dell P. Champlin, Oregon State University “Drugs, Technology, and Metabolic Rift: Notes on Fentanyl and Crack-Cocaine” THURSDAY Sasha Berger Bush, University of Colorado Denver 9:45 – 11:15 am “Criteria and Methods in the Program Evaluation of America’s Cup C Healthcare Technologies” Robert Kemp, University of Nebraska Lincoln

“Housing Precarity and Vulnerability Among the U.S. American Poor” Ely Melchior Fair, University of Missouri Kansas City

“Dualistic Discourse and Immigration Policy” Dell P. Champlin, Oregon State University

THURSDAY 11:30 – 12:45 pm Economics: Association for Institutional Thought Regatta B Board Meeting

Panel 4 Neoliberalism and the Welfare of Real People (CROSSLISTED WITH UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS) Moderator Yavuz Yasar, University of Denver “Putting Precarity Back to Production: A Case Study of Didi Kuaiche Drivers in the City of Nanjing, China” THURSDAY Zhongjin Li, University of Missouri Kansas City 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Women’s Health in the Age of Neoliberalism & America’s Cup C Islamic Conservatism in Turkey” Yavuz Yasar, University of Denver

“‘We All Have to Do It’ Construction of the Everyday Risk Manager” Ariane Hillig, Goldsmiths, University of London

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Panel 5 Financialization and its Discontents Moderator Avraham Baranes, Rollins College “Inequality and Financialization as the Basis of Instability and Crisis” THURSDAY Hans G. Despain, Nichols College 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Financialization and the Evolution of Securities America’s Cup B Financing” Fiona Maclachlan, Manhattan College

“Sisyphus, Vested Interests, and the Market Order: Some Reflections on Institutionalism and Financialization” Newton de Lima Carlini, Federal University of ABC (UFABC)

“From Megacorp to Transnational Corporation: Financialization in an Eichner-Lee Pricing Model” Avraham Baranes, Rollins College

Panel 6 Roundtable: Schneider’s Microeconomic Principles and Problems: A Pluralist Approach (CROSSLISTED WITH UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Nathan Sivers Boyce, Willamette University Paula Cole, University of Denver America’s Cup B Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University

Panel 7 Education, Ethics, Entrepreneurship, and Property Moderator Tonia Warnecke, Rollins College

THURSDAY “A Critique of Pure Redistribution Revisited” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Kevin W. Capehart, California State University Fresno

America’s Cup C “Entrepreneurship, Institutions, and Social Change” Tonia Warnecke, Rollins College

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Panel 8 AFIT-AFEE 14th Annual Student Scholars Award Competition Winners Moderator Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago “Rationally Silly: The Behavior Of Agents Under Uncertainty and the Role of Institutions” THURSDAY Artur Bento Botarelli, UFABC–ABC Federal University, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Sao Bernardo do Campo, SP. Brazil

America’s Cup C “Revisiting Keynes’ Prophecy on Technological Unemployment” Ashish Kumar Sedai, Colorado State University

“Universal Basic Income: A Return to Speenhamland” Kevin Conner, University of Utah, Salt Lake City

Panel 9 Roundtable: “Honoring E. K. Hunt’s Contribution to Heterodox Economics “Revisiting Property and Prophets”“ Moderator Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago

FRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am Participants: Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago Justin Elardo, Portland Community College America’s Cup C Yavuz Yasar, Denver University

Panel 10 Original Institutional Economics: Complex Systems, Planning, Resilience, and Evolution Moderator John Hall, Portland State University “The Role of Democratic Planning in the Original Institutional Economics Perspective” FRIDAY Arturo Hermann, Italian National Institute of Statistics 8:00 – 9:30 am “Transformation in the Buildings Industry in Portland America’s Cup D Oregon: A Resilience Perspective on Change” William Barnes and Greg Hill, University of Portland

“Darwin, Lamarck and Evolutionary Economics” John Hall, Portland State University, Federal University ABC, Brazil

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Panel 11 Roundtable: “Engaging the Economy as a Whole: Fred Lee’s ‘Microeconomic Theory’” Moderator Neal J. Wilson, University of Missouri Kansas City

FRIDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Mitchell Green, Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity, Research Scholar Eric Dean, Portland Community College America’s Cup C Christian Spanberger, University of Missouri Kansas City Matt Rice, University of Missouri Kansas City

Panel 12 Issues in Labor Economics Moderator Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University “The Ideal of Capitalism and Precarious Labor” Tyler Feaver, University of Missouri Kansas City FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Why has Labor Not Demanded Guaranteed Employment?” America’s Cup D Jon Wisman, American University, Ithaca College

“Justifying the New Aristocracy: Anti-Labor Bias in Economic Theory” Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University

Panel 13 Book Review and Discussion of David Colander and Craig Freedman’s 2019 Book “Where Economics Went Wrong: Chicago’s Abandonment of Classical Liberalism” (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: GENERAL) Moderator Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm Participants: Richard V. Adkisson, New Mexico State University Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana University America’s Cup D Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

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Panel 14 AFIT Plenary Roundtable: “40 Years of AFIT: A Time for Reflection and Renewal” Moderator Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana University

FRIDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Jim Peach, New Mexico State University Janice Peterson, California State University, Fresno Regatta C Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University William Waller, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Panel 15 Gift, Debt, Reciprocity, and Exchange “The Gift as Security, Debt as Plunder” John P. Watkins, Westminster College FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Starved Bonds, Hollow Proxies: Neoliberal Gift Exchange” America’s Cup B William Waller, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

“Gift, Debt, and the Others: Theorizing Diverse Social Relations in Economics” Zdravka Todorova, Wright State University

“The Sharing Economy: The Connection Between the Instinct of Workmanship and the Knowledge Society” Newton de Lima Carlini, Federal University of ABC (UFABC)

Panel 16 Roundtable: “An Alternative to the Principles of Economics Course(s) and Methods for a Pluralist Economic Curriculum” Moderator Brandon McCoy, Skidmore College

SATURDAY Participants: 8:00 – 9:30 am Mila Malyshava, Siena College Erik Dean, Portland Community College Avraham Baranes, Rollins College America’s Cup D Richard Wagner, Rockhurst University Nathan Sivers Boyce, Willamette University

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Panel 17 Issues in Economic Development Moderator Yan Liang, Willamette University “Technological Transfer to the Aircraft Industry in Developing Countries: A System and Economic SATURDAY Evolution Model Approach Applied to the Brazilian 9:45 – 11:15 am Case” Nelson Altamirano, National University America’s Cup D “R&D and the MIT: The Significance of Global Value Chains in Development” Abrian Sabo, Willamette University

“Social Rights and the New Path to Development in Post-Dictatorial Chile: The Political Economy of the Concertación (1990-2010)” Guilherme de Oliveira Scaglione, Universidade Federal de São Paulo

“Functional Income Distribution, Economic Imbalances, and Middle-Income Trap in China” Yan Liang, Willamette University

“Comparing Impacts of Liberalization and Maoist Movement in the Context of Institutional Change in Nepal” Kalpana Khanal, Nichols College and Natalia De Lima Bracarense, North Central College

Panel 18 History of Economic Thought Moderator Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago “Veblen’s Perspectives on Marx” Jairo Parada, Universidad del Norte SATURDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Economic Method, Public Policy, and Social Structure: The Epistemology of Adolph Lowe’s America’s Cup B Instrumental Macroeconomics” Michael J Murray, Bemidji State

“Celso Furtado ‘Romantic’ Economist from Brazil’s Sertão” John Hall, Portland State University and Jonas Rama, University of Paris 1, Pantheon-Sorbonne

“Natural Selection in the Theory of Moral Sentiments: Was Smith a Darwinist before Darwin?” Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago

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Panel 19 Issues in Monetary Economics: Monetary Stability, Household Financial Instability, Community Development, and Payday Lending Moderator Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana University “Monetary Stability, Redemption, Fiscal and Monetary Coordination: The Case of the Guinea SATURDAY Eric Tymoigne, Lewis & Clark College 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Household Financial Instability—A Stock-Flow America’s Cup C Consistent Model” Joe Ballegeer, University of Missouri Kansas City

“Legislative Changes and Proposals for Creating, Regulating, and Restraining Predatory Lenders in South Dakota from 1980 to 2019” Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana University

68 ECONOMICS: BUSINESS AND FINANCE

ECONOMICS: BUSINESS AND FINANCE Kashi Nath Tiwari KNT’s Academic Financial Research

Panel 1 Financialization and Regulation Moderator Frank Ohara, University of San Francisco Discussants Frank Ohara, University of San Francisco David H. Lindsay, California State University Stanislaus

“The Impact of TCJA on the CPA Exam Regulation SATURDAY Section’s Pass Rates: A Proposal” 8:00 – 9:30 am David H. Lindsay, California State University Stanislaus

Conference Parlor “Impact of ASU 2009-13 and ASU 2009-14 on CEO Option Grants at High Technology Firms” #634 Frank Ohara, University of San Francisco

Panel 3 Financial Contracts, Acquisitions, and Optimal Production Discussant David H. Lindsay, California State University Stanislaus

SATURDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Economics of Criollo Cattle Production in the Deserts of Southern New Mexico” Conference Parlor Joy Enyinnaya, Colorado State University #633

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ECONOMICS: GENERAL Christopher A. Erickson New Mexico State University

Panel 1 Issues in Economic Development Moderator Tamoghna Halder, University of California Davis “Effect of K-12 Education Expenditure on Economic Growth: Evidence from Selected Latin American THURSDAY Countries” 8:00 – 9:30 am Ejiro Osiobe, New Mexico State University

America’s Cup D “Inter-generational Social Mobility in India (1960 - 2017): No Unity in its Diversity” Tamoghna Halder, University of California Davis

“Analysis of the Determinants of Poverty in México Angélica Lidia Sauceda Parra, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 2 Microeconomic Questions Through the Undergraduate Lens Moderator Kristina ML Acri nee Lybecker, Colorado College “Paradoxical Pharmaceutical Patent Terms” Kristina ML Acri nee Lybecker, Colorado College THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Sustainable Groundwater Use in California” Beau Burns, Colorado College Conference Parlor “The Effects of Equipment and Facility Costs on the #617 Success of Women in Sports – the Case of the Olympics” Johannes Mansson, Colorado College

Panel 3 Finance and Development Moderator Mansokku Lee, State University of New York Geneseo

“Public Trust, Government Spending, and Financial THURSDAY Development” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Mansokku Lee, State University of New York Geneseo

Conference Parlor “Opportunity Zones and their Impact in Rural Communities” #606 Francisca Reyes, Western New Mexico University

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Panel 4 Crime and Space Moderator Joana Chapa, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León “Economic Impact of Crime in a General Equilibrium Framework” THURSDAY Joana Chapa, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León; 2:45 – 4:15 pm Edgardo Ayala, Tecnológico de Monterrey

Conference Parlor “The Criminalization of Marijuana and the Opioid Epidemic” #606 Javier Medina, California State University Fresno

“A Spatial Panel Data Analysis of the Effect of Drug- Related Violence on Labor Productivity: Evidence from México” David Saucedo De La Fuente, University of Texas Dallas

“Industrial Diversity to Achieve Economic Stability in a Region. A Spatial Analysis of Economic Performance in the US County Level” Sajid Al Noor, New Mexico State University

Panel 5 Topics in Country Studies Moderator Joseph A. McKinney, Baylor University

THURSDAY “The Impact of Decentralization on Fire Safety 4:30 – 6:00 pm Outcomes: A Cross-Country Analysis” Dmitry Shishkin, Georgia Gwinnett College

Conference Parlor “USMCA: Improvement or Retrogression” #606 Joseph A. McKinney, Baylor University

Panel 6 Topics in Trade Moderator Joseph A. McKinney, Baylor University “Exchange Rate Policy and Foreign Trade Structure as Factors of Economic Growth and Social FRIDAY Development in Transitional Economies of Europe” 8:00 – 9:30 am Nataliia Cherkas, Leibniz Science Campus Eastern Europe Global Area (EEGA) Conference Parlor “The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on #617 Economic Growth: An Industry Level Analysis” Tingting Xiong, Howard University

“Budgetary Centralization, Multinational Corporations, and Foreign Direct Investment” Tingting Xiong, Howard University and Hao Sun, Howard University

“The Impact of Trade on the U.S. Pecan Industry” Ram N Acharya, New Mexico State University

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Panel 7 Macroeconomic Fluctuations and Growth

“Credible Forward Guidance with Financial Disruption” FRIDAY Akatsuki Sukeda, University of California Santa Cruz 9:45 – 11:15 am “Growth Volatility and Financial Sector Development Conference Parlor - An Empirical Test” Luyen Nguyen, New Mexico State University #606 “Economic Growth and U.S. Troop Deployments in Kuwait” Robert Lasater, San Diego State University

Panel 8 Book Review and Discussion of David Colander and Craig Freedman’s 2019 Book “Where Economics Went Wrong: Chicago’s Abandonment of Classical Liberalism” (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm Participants: Richard V. Adkisson, New Mexico State University Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana University America’s Cup D Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

Panel 9 Labor and Health “Diagnosis of the Results of the EGEL-CENEVAL in the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences in the FRIDAY Period 2013 - 2018” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Angélica Lidia Sauceda Parra and Ana Luisa Ramírez Jiménez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León Conference Parlor “Regional Variation in Childhood Malnutrition #605 Associated with Staple Food Consumption: Evidence from Uganda” Bill Herrin and Michelle M. Amaral, University of the Pacific

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Panel 10 Roundtable: Economic Education: Capstone Course Coverage and Recruiting Majors Moderator Robert Tokle, Idaho State University

SATURDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am Participants: Robert Tokle, Idaho State University Christopher A. Erickson, New Mexico State University Conference Parlor Karl Geisler, Idaho State University #617

Panel 11 Economics of Water “Can Economic Policies Provide Solution for Water Issues: Impact of Workforce Participation on SATURDAY Dynamics of Water Resources” 9:45 – 11:15 am Saeed P. Langarudi, New Mexico State University

Conference Parlor “An Integrated Dynamic Environmental Modeling Framework for Intertemporal Spatial Optimization of #617 Micro-level Production” Carlos G. Silva, Arkansas Economic Development Institute, University of Arkansas, Little Rock: and Saeed P. Langarudi, Water Resource Research Institute, New Mexico State University

“Technical Efficiency of Irrigation Water Use and Its Determinants: Evidence from New Mexico” Bernard Baah-Kumi, New Mexico State University

“The Sixth Fractured Rib: A Threshold for Treatment Decisions and Patient Outcomes” Michelle M. Amaral, University of the Pacific

Panel 12 Economics of Nature and Natural Resources (CROSSLISTED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT)

“Natural Resources and Corruption” SATURDAY Leila Shadabi, New Mexico State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Technologically-Driven Changes in Oil Well Conference Parlor Production: Evidence from New Mexico’s Permian #605 Basin” Kyle Eagar, New Mexico State University

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Panel 13 Labor and Migration “The Effect of Medicaid Expansions on Labor Market Outcomes” SATURDAY Konstantin Kunze, Independent Scholar 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Birthright Granted and Revoked: The Effects of Irish Regatta B Citizenship Policy on Migrant Characteristics” Hisham Foad, San Diego State University

“Political Extremism in the US: The Effects of Migrant Communities” Hisham Foad, San Diego State University

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ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Chelsea Schelly Michigan Technological University

Amber Overholser Southern Arkansas University

Panel 1 On Water and Watersheds (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University “Land Cover and Socioeconomic Status: Implications for Cross-Border Sediment Loads” THURSDAY Trent Biggs, San Diego State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Land Use as a Water-Balance Component of the Regatta A Mexicali Valley Aquifer” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Frida Sofìa Cital Morales, and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Advanced Modeling of Los Peñasquitos River’s Hydraulic System” Hassan Tavakol, San Diego State University

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Panel 2 Water Resources and Watersheds on the Border 2 (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Trent Biggs, San Diego State University “Crossing the Waters: Analyzing Barriers to Successful Cooperative Management of THURSDAY Transboundary Water Resources” 9:45 – 11:15 am Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University

Regatta A “Community Management as a Key to Guaranteeing the Human Right to Water. A Comparative Study between Duero River Basin in Michoacán and Mixtec Region in Oaxaca, México” María Griselda Günther, Universidad Autónoma Metropoiltana

“Binational Environmental Flows to Improve Groundwater Availability for Restoration Sites in the Colorado River Delta” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Jorge Ramírez- Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Ecosystem Services of Agricultural Drainage in the Mexicali Valley, Baja California” Frida Sofìa Cital Morales and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Determination of the Ecological Flow in the Hardy River” Ernesto García Arvizu, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 3 Public and Private Agency Engagement in Environmental Policy Moderator Nina Burkardt, US Geological Survey “National Monuments: An Examination Using Event History Analysis” THURSDAY Amber Overholser, Southern Arkansas University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Using Network Analysis to Understand Information Conference Parlor Pathways in the Bureau of Land Management” Nina Burkardt, US Geological Survey #706 “From Capture to Deconstruction: The Decline, Decay, and Rebuilding of the EPA” Patrick J. Maley, ICF International

“Fighting Goliath: Policy Advocacy Strategies of Environmental Nonprofits Facing Large Corporate Interests” Sheldon Gen, San Francisco State University

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Panel 4 Climate Change and Risk Moderator Amber Overholser, Southern Arkansas University “Case Study of Indian NGOs Learning for Climate Change Adaptation THURSDAY Snigdha Nautiyal, Arizona State University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “The Influence of Cultural Worldviews and Risk Conference Parlor Perceptions on Severe Weather Preparation” Aimee Franklin, University of Oklahoma #705 “Giving a Value to Sustainability in the Risk Society” Giancarlo Panagia and Lauren Munck, Westminster College

“Accounting for Active Actants in Household Consumption Research” Chelsea Schelly, Michigan Technological University

Panel 5 Advances in Waste Management Moderator Chelsea Schelly, Michigan Technological University “The Power in the Configuration of Waste THURSDAY Management Models” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Beatriz Adriana Venegas Sahagún, Universidad de Guadalajara

Conference Parlor “Managing Coal Ash: A Fragmented and Fragile #717 Regulatory Future?” Joice Chang, Humboldt State University

Panel 6 Efforts and Experiences on Ecological Modernization in Latin America (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University “Percepciones de jornaleros, productores y expertos sobre la relación plaguicidas-cáncer: el caso de FRIDAY Maneadero y San Quintín en Baja California” 9:45 – 11:15 am Evarista Arellano-García, Concepción Martínez-Valdés, Lourdes Camarena-Ojinaga, Universidad Autónoma de Regatta C Baja California, México

“Ecological Modernization in Latin America: A Preliminary Comparison of Achievements and Trends” Marcela Velasco and Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University

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Panel 7 Topics: Natural Resources and Federal Indian Policy (CROSSLISTED WITH AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES) Moderator Leo Killsback, Arizona State University “When Water Becomes a Commodity: The Impact of the Diversion of Great Lakes Water on American FRIDAY Indian Nations” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Robert Bell, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

America’s Cup A “The Food that Grows on Water: Efforts to Conserve Manoomin across the Great Lakes Region” Deidre M Peroff, University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute

Panel 8 Políticas de Protección Ambiental: Casos (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Adriana Hernández-García, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario de La Ciénega Discussant Marcela Velasco, Colorado State University “Situación actual de las áreas protegidas en México y sus condiciones ambientales: Estudio del Área Estatal FRIDAY 27 de Protección Hidrológica en la Subcuenca del 1:00 – 2:30 pm Lago de Chapala” Angélica Stefanía Comparán Orozco, Universidad de America’s Cup C Guadalajara Centro Universitario de La Ciénega

“Aplicación de la política pública de áreas protegidas en México. Estudio del sistema agrícolo en el Área Protegida Sierra Cóndiro Canales, Ocotlán, Jalisco” Adriana Hernández-García, Universidad de Guadalajara Centro Universitario de La Ciénega

“Defensores ambientales: Vulnerabilidad ante el neo- expanismo” Alipia Avendaño-Enciso, Universidad de Sonora, México

Panel 9 Energy, Consumption, and Equity Moderator Chelsea Schelly, Michigan Technological University “Environmental Consequences of Natural Gas Wellhead Pricing Deregulation” SATURDAY Lawrence Dale LaPlue, New Mexico State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Equity in Solar Energy: An Analysis of Recipients of Conference Parlor the California Solar Initiative Single Family Affordable Solar Housing Program” #705 Edith Camargo-Rentería, San Diego State University

“Evaluating Policy and Management Instabilities in the Sunland Park and Santa Teresa, New Mexico Hydro-Social System to Rectify Public Health Concerns” Ashley Page, New Mexico State University

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Panel 10 El Derecho y Gestión del Agua. El Caso de Baja California (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Sheila Delhumeau Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California “La Percepción del agua en Baja California” Sheila Delhumeau Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja SATURDAY California 9:45 – 11:15 am “El derecho humano al agua” Regatta A Alma Alejandra Soberano Serrano, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Protección ambiental y gestión del agua” Gloria Aurora De Las Fuentes Lacavex, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Gestión del agua en Baja California” Lizzett Velasco Aulcy, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 11 Educación Ambiental y Sustentabilidad (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) “La educación para la sustentabilidad y su verdadero reto de generar una formación para crear una SATURDAY economía ecológica y solidaria” 9:45 – 11:15 am Mara Rosas-Baños, Instituto Politécnico Nacional, México

Regatta B “Representations of Water by Children of Private Preschool Education in Guadalajara, México” Ulises Osbaldo de la Cruz-Guzmán and Tania Parada Gallardo, Universidad de Guadalajara

“La sustentabilidad ambiental en territorios rurales e hídricos. retos y perspectivas en México” Acela Montes de Oca Hernández, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 12 Economics of Nature and Natural Resources (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: GENERAL)

“Natural Resources and Corruption” SATURDAY Leila Shadabi, New Mexico State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Technologically-Driven Changes in Oil Well Conference Parlor Production: Evidence from New Mexico’s Permian #605 Basin” Kyle Eagar, New Mexico State University

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GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT Peter J. Martini Manchester University

Panel 2 The World We Leave Our Children Moderator Peter J. Martini, Manchester University “Community Mobilization for Addressing the Urban THURSDAY Hunger Gap: Kodomo Shokudo in Kyoto Japan” 9:45 – 11:45 am Michèle Companion, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Conference Parlor “An Examination of the Persuasive Techniques in #706 UNICEF’s 2017 ‘A Child is a Child’ Campaign” Anastasia Obomighie Omoze , Arkansas State University

Panel 3 Estudios Globales, Desarrollo e Innovación: Una Perspectiva desde América Latina II (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES)

THURSDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Globalismo y el desafío de nacionalismos revanchistas: un análisis crítico del debate” Regatta C James W. Scott, East Finland University

Panel 4 Producción, Mercado y Globalización (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) “El rol de los proveedores locales en las cadenas globales de valor de las firmas multinacionales de la FRIDAY industria automotriz en México” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Angélica Basulto-Castillo and Javier Medina-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Regatta C “Destilados, globalización y América Latina” Javier Medina-Ortega and Angélica Basulto-Castillo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Resultados de la renegociación del TLCAN” Jorge Abel Rosales-Saldaña, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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HISTORY Monica S. Gallamore Collin College

Stanford K. Lester Independent Scholar

Panel 1 The Continuity of Traditional Europe in Emerging Democracies, 1907-1930 Moderator Monica S. Gallamore, Collin College

THURSDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “The End of the Habsburg Empire and the New Economic Order” Conference Parlor Eric Phillips, University of Chicago #634

Panel 2 Conflict and War Moderator Stanford K. Lester, Independent Scholar “Securing the White River” Kevin D. Butler, University of Arkansas Pine Bluff THURSDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “A Personal Exploration of the Humanity and Reality of Veterans of the World Wars” Conference Parlor Austin Biegert, Austin Community College

#705 “Conditions of Captivity: The Paraguayan Experience in Bolivia” Robert Niebuhr, Arizona State University

Panel 3 Women’s Rights (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Monica S. Gallamore, Collin College “Votes for Women: How Culture Impacted the Nebraskan Women’s Suffrage Movement, 1914-1919” THURSDAY Hannah Earnhardt, Peru State College 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Road to Women’s Liberation: Escape from Conference Parlor Racism, Ignorance and Belittlement” Peyton M. Carrington, Collin College Frisco #705 “The Creation of Soccer Patriarchy: How Gerda Lerner Applies to Women’s Soccer” Patrick H Salkeld, University of Central Oklahoma

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Panel 4 Women and Gender (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Stanford K. Lester, Independent Scholar

FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “‘I’m Still the Same Babe:’ Babe Didrikson and Gender” Conference Parlor Helen A. Salkeld, University of Central Oklahoma #633

Panel 6 Identity and Remembering Moderator Monica S. Gallamore, Collin College “Soccer in the Heart of Cascadia: Portland, Astoria, and the Cascading Fortunes of the Sport from 1890 FRIDAY to the Advent of World War I” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Zachary R. Bigalke, Independent Scholar

Conference Parlor “The Hidden Layer of Segregation: The African American Women’s Fight for Equality” #633 Ayako Mahtani, University of Texas Dallas

“Cameron Crowe’s Aloha (2015): Hollywood and American ‘Militourism’ in the Pacific” Richard A. Voeltz, Cameron University

Panel 7 Revisionist Interpretations of the Cold War Period Moderator Richard A. Voeltz, Cameron University “Kurdish Factor in the Turkish-Soviet Relations during the Early Cold War” FRIDAY Semih Gokatalay, University of California San Diego 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Cold War Politics of Remembering and Forgetting: Conference Parlor The 500th Anniversary of the Ottoman Conquest of Constantinople in Turkey” #633 Gozde Emen Gokatalay, Independent Scholar

“Locating South Africa in Global Sport Diplomacy During the Renewal of the Cold War” Jamie Ivey, University of California San Diego

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Panel 8 The Balkan and Caucasus Regions Moderator Stanford K. Lester, Independent Scholar “The Challenges to Returning Home: Muslim Migrants between Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire following SATURDAY the Russo-Ottoman War of 1877-1878” 9:45 – 11:15 am Fredrick W. Lorenz, University of California Los Angeles

Conference Parlor “The Balkan Revolutionary Tradition: Inventing Traditions, Inventing Serbian Warriors” #634 Stevan Bozanich, Simon Fraser University

“‘Prosperity Lies Ahead’: Opening the Baku Oil Industry to the World in the Late 19th Century” Rebecca Hastings, University of Oregon

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LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Jesús Ruíz-Flores Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México Campus Morelia, México

Panel 1 Mexican Politics Today (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Ignacio Medina-Núñez, El Colegio de Jalisco, México “Moral Constitution: Pedagogical Solidarity Action” David de Anda González, Universidad de Guadalajara, THURSDAY México 8:00 – 9:30 am “La calidad democrática y el aporte de los ejercicios Regatta B parciales de gobernanza metropolitana local” Francisco Javier Lozano Martínez, Universidad de Guadalajara

“Mexican Open Mining and the Ecological Destruction” Ignacio Medina Núñez, El Colegio de Jalisco, México

“Los nuevos movimientos sociales, alternativa de organización y representación política” Francisco Javier Aguilar-García, Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

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Panel 2 On Water and Watersheds (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES, CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Moderator Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University “Land Cover and Socioeconomic Status: Implications for Cross-Border Sediment Loads” THURSDAY Trent Biggs, San Diego State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Land Use as a Water-Balance Component of the Regatta A Mexicali Valley Aquifer” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Frida Sofìa Cital Morales, and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Advanced Modeling of Los Peñasquitos River’s Hydraulic System” Hassan Tavakol, San Diego State University

Panel 3 Estudios Globales, Desarrollo e Innovación: Una Perspectiva Desde América Latina I “La idea de desarrollo y su occidentalización en el pensamiento económico: una perspectiva desde THURSDAY América Latina” 9:45 – 11:15 am James W. Scott, University of East Finland

Regatta B “La cultura empresarial como eje fundamental para la vinculación de empresas locales a cadenas de valor de corporaciones globales ubicadas en Jalisco” Angélica Basulto-Castillo y Javier Medina-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara

“La evolución del asunto cañero en México a la vuelta del siglo XXI. Una perspectiva global” Carlos Emigdio Quintero Castellanos, Universidad de Guadalajara

Panel 4 Haitian Migration in Baja California

THURSDAY “Integrapp: Experiencias de investigación-acción en 9:45 – 11:15 am Baja California, entre la migración y el Cross-Cultural Understanding” Regatta C Fernando David Márquez-Duarte, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional

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Panel 5 Competitividad, Crecimiento e Integración Económica en América Moderator Salvador González-Andrade, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Cadenas globales de valor: Sector automotriz mexicano en el marco del NAFTA” Salvador González-Andrade, El Colegio de la Frontera America’s Cup B Norte

Panel 6 Water Resources and Watersheds on the Border 2 (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES, CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Moderator Trent Biggs, San Diego State University “Crossing the Waters: Analyzing Barriers to Successful Cooperative Management of THURSDAY Transboundary Water Resources” 9:45 – 11:15 am Christopher De La Rosa, St. Mary’s University

Regatta A “Community Management as a Key to Guaranteeing the Human Right to Water. A Comparative Study between Duero River Basin in Michoacán and Mixtec Region in Oaxaca, México” María Griselda Günther, Universidad Autónoma Metropoiltana

“Binational Environmental Flows to Improve Groundwater Availability for Restoration Sites in the Colorado River Delta” J. Eliana Rodríguez-Burgueño, Jorge Ramírez- Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Ecosystem Services of Agricultural Drainage in the Mexicali Valley, Baja California” Frida Sofìa Cital Morales and Jorge Ramírez-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Determination of the Ecological Flow in the Hardy River” Ernesto García Arvizu, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

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Panel 7 Estudios Globales, Desarrollo e Innovación: Una Perspectiva desde América Latina II (CROSSLISTED WITH GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT)

THURSDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Globalismo y el desafío de nacionalismos revanchistas: un análisis crítico del debate” Regatta C James W. Scott, East Finland University

Panel 8 La Cobertura Informativa de los Medios Norteamericanos en Relación a la Elección Presidencial de México 2018 Moderator Areli Chacón-Silva, University of Texas at El Paso “Análisis de las características de liderazgo del candidato Andrés Manuel López Obrador por juntos THURSDAY haremos historia presentadas a través de la prensa 1:00 – 2:30 pm escrita norteamericana” Marisol Fernanda Chávez-Soledad, University of Texas at Regatta A El Paso

“Análisis de las características de liderazgo de Anaya Cortés, López Obrador, Meade Kuribreña y Rodríguez Calderón presentadas a través de la cobertura electoral de Telemundo” Sergio Eduardo Muñoz-Esquer, University of Texas at El Paso

“Análisis del tono de la cobertura periodística de los candidatos presidenciales de México” Nayla Bejarano, University of Texas at El Paso

“Análisis de la calidad de la cobertura informativa de los principales medios escritos norteamericanos sobre de los candidatos presidenciales de México” María de los Ángeles Flores, University of Texas at El Paso

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Panel 9 Género, Vulnerabilidad y Grupos Sociales (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Carolina Serrano-Barquín, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Discussant María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México “Neo-masculinidades en Latinoamérica” Héctor Serrano-Barquín and Carolina Serrano-Barquín, THURSDAY Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Género y poder: mujeres políticas, experiencias y Regatta B expectativas caso: estado de México” Graciela Vélez-Bautista, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Violencia virtual y género en jóvenes universitarios” Tania Morales-Reynoso and Carolina Serrano-Barquín, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Derechos humanos con perspectiva de género” Leonor Guadalupe Delgadillo-Guzmán and Adelaida Rojas-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Empoderamiento de la Mujer en el ámbito turístico” Rocío Serrano-Barquín, Emilio Ruiz-Serrano, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 10 Juventudes, Profesiones y Prácticas Sociales “Are Mexican Millennials Saving for the Future? An Exploratory Study of their Attitudes and Perceptions THURSDAY Towards Saving for Retirement” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Teresa Berenice Treviño-Benavides, Universidad de Monterrey, México Regatta A “‘Teníamos todo, ahora no tenemos nada’: Narrativa de estudiantes de la Escuela Normal Superior del Estado sobre el Sismo de 2017” Adriana García Meza, Escuela Normal Superior del Estado de Puebla, México

“Influencer Marketing in Mexico: Exploring consumers attitudes and perceptions towards micro and nano influencers and their impact on purchase intention” Teresa Berenice Treviño-Benavides, Ana Cecilia Zavala- Trejo, Elsa Catalina González-Berrueto, Martha Lucia Robinson-Bours, and Gabriela Valdés-Recio, Universidad de Monterrey, México

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Panel 11 Legal Approaches on Social Issues Moderator Cándido González-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Jurisdictional Control on México’s Constitutional Amendments” THURSDAY Onésimo Núñez-Sánchez, Fernando Manuel Castro- 2:45 – 4:15 pm Figueroa, Gricelda Sagrario Lozano-García, Victor Enrique González-Nolasco and José Luis Cummings- Regatta B Bernal, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Campus Mexicali, México

“The Human Right for a Living Vital Minimum. Scope and Quantification” Fernando Manuel Castro-Figueroa, Jesús Javier Zavala- Lozano, Juan Fernando Estrada-Márquez, Sahid Harvey Sánchez-Fimbres and Miriam Lizeth Ayala-Gallardo, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Campus Mexicali, México

“Tendency of Federal States Toward Centralism” José Luis Cummings-Bernal and Alán Moreno-Rico, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Campus Mexicali, México

Panel 12 Migración e Integración Social Moderator Ana Elizabeth Jardón-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Discussant Adria Velia González-Beltrones, Universidad de Sonora, México “Expresiones de la in-voluntariedad en el retorno migratorio contemporáneo de Estados Unidos a THURSDA México” Y Ana Elizabeth Jardón-Hernández, Universidad Autónoma 2:45 – 4:15 pm del Estado de México

“Beyond Drug Dealing: Forgotten Studies of Regatta C Transnational Organized crime in Latin America” Mar Rojas Santana, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Políticas de desplazamientos y disidencia sexual en la frontera Tijuana-San Diego” Andrea Itzel Padilla-Mireles, Universidad Iberoamericana. México

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Panel 13 Violencia, Género y Juventud (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator María del Carmen Farfán-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México “La violencia psicológica en el noviazgo. más allá de los aspectos sociodemográficos” THURSDAY María Teresa Dávalos-Romo, Universidad Autónoma de 4:30 – 6:00 pm Zacatecas; and María del Carmen Farfán-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México America’s Cup B “Percepción de la violencia en jóvenes universitarios” Alejandra Moysén-Chimal, Martha Cecilia Villaveces- López, and Julieta Concepción Garay-López, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 14 Cultura Culinaria, Problemas de Consumo y Capital Social Moderator Hilda Irene Cota-Guzmán, Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, Colegio de Gastronomía, México “The Use of Sensory Stimuli to Reduce Alcohol Consumption in a Bar” THURSDAY Flor Morton, Universidad de Monterrey, México 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Configuraciones para y desde las cocinas nacionales Regatta A en el continente americano” Hilda Irene Cota-Guzmán, Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, Colegio de Gastronomía. México

“La construcción de un espacio femenino. jóvenes deportistas en el estado de México” Daniela Hinojosa Arago Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana

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Panel 15 Profesión Docente, Academia e Impactos Sociales Moderator Benjamín Rodríguez-Castillo, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Méxic Discussant Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding, Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México, Campus Morelia, México “El éxito en la preparación de bachilleres, el caso de cuatro escuelas en Los Altos de Jalisco” THURSDAY Cándido González-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, 4:30 – 6:00 pm México

Regatta B “La Mujer docente y su perspectiva de empoderamiento: Un estudio explicativo” Adriana Romero-Tscheschner, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Los cuerpos académicos ante las funciones sustantivas en la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Unidad 151: Un estudio de caso” Benjamín Rodríguez-Castillo, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Comparación del servicio profesional docente en Chile y México” Martha Esthela Gómez-Collado, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 16 Chronic Disease and Mental Health Issues in Latin America and Africa (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND CHRONIC DISEASE AND DISABILITY) Moderator James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development “Structural Violence and the Origin of Diabetes in Guatemala” THURSDAY Jaime Page, CIMSUR-UNAM 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Risky Behavior and HIV and Non-HIV STDs Among Regatta C Youth in Southern Africa” James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

“Networks, Territory, and Community: Practices of Sociability and Caring for Each Other” Paulo Oliveira, University of Pernambuco, Brazil

“Community Intervention Strategy to Reduce Oral Cancer in Northwestern México” Maikel Hermida and Norma Figueroa, Autonomous University of Baja California, México

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Panel 17 Bilingüismo Moderator Laura Emilia Fierro-López, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California “Importancia de la sub-competencia extralingüística en la formación del estudiante de traducción” FRIDAY José Cortéz-Godínez, Universidad Autónoma de Baja 8:00 – 9:30 am California, México

Regatta A “La enseñanza de una segunda lengua en escuelas preparatorias públicas de Hermosillo, Sonora. Una estrategia que abre puertas al mundo” Francisca Delia Sandoval-Moreno, Universidad de Sonora, México

“Perspectivas docentes de la implementación curricular del inglés en primarias públicas de México” Laura Emilia Fierro-López, and Lilia Martínez-Lobatos, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 18 Investigación Científica y Desarrollo en América Latina Moderator Jorge Abel Rosales-Saldaña, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “La Alianza del Pacifico. Análisis de sus políticas compensatorias para la educación superior” FRIDAY María del Carmen Farfán-García, Universidad Autónoma 8:00 – 9:30 am del Estado de México; and María Teresa Dávalos-Romo, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México Regatta B “Análisis comparativo de los planes estratégicos sobre la ciencia y tecnología en la Argentina, el Brasil y México” José Antonio Ramírez-Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“El debate en torno a la investigación en México desde su institucionalización por medio del Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT)” José Antonio Ramírez-Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Comercio y pagos de regalías por el uso de propiedad intelectual en los países de la Alianza del Pacífico: Retos para la inversión en investigación y desarrollo” Ángel Licona-Michel, Universidad de Colima

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Panel 19 Historiografía Educativa y Desarrollo Profesional Moderators Tomasa Ortega-Jiménez, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, México “Una historia de la educación superior indígena e intercultural en México ¿Porqué surgieron las FRIDAY universidades interculturales?” 8:00 – 9:30 am Ernesto Guerra-García, Universidad Autónoma Intercultural de Sinaloa, México Regatta C “El legado de Simón Rodríguez: El Primer Ministro de Educación de las Américas” Porfirio Loeza, California State University Sacramento; and Juan Carlos Andrade-Castillo, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional Tehuacán, México

“Historia de vida de un profesor rural de primaria: desarrollo profesional y social” Tomasa Ortega-Jiménez, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, México; and Adriana García-Meza, Escuela Normal Superior del Estado de Puebla, México

Panel 20 Literature & Film (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “The Art & Architecture Of (Womyn’s) Identities at Crossroads of Time & Space, Tradition & FRIDAY Modernity” 8:00 – 9:30 am Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University

America’s Cup B “The Chilean Left Reimagined: Secondary Characters in Pablo Larraín’s Film, Neruda” Rachel VanWieren, National University

“The Antifascist Chronicles of Aurelio Pego, New York (1940-1967)” Montse Feu, Sam Houston State University

Panel 21 Escenarios para la Transformación Política en México (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Miguel Ángel Silva-Carbajal, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México “La participación ciudadana como elemento potenciador de la cohesión social en programas FRIDAY sociales de la Ciudad de México” 9:45 – 11:15 am Isabel Del Carmen Hernández-Sosa, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, México Regatta B “El comportamiento electoral en el Estado de México en las elecciones 2018 para presidente de la república” Araceli Colín-García and Miguel Ángel Silva-Carbajal, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

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Panel 22 Administración Gubernamental y Gobernanza Moderator Magdiel Gómez Muñiz, Universidad de Guadalajara “La innovación abierta y el uso de las TIC, una alternativa para la construcción del gobierno abierto FRIDAY en los gobiernos locales en México” 9:45 – 11:15 am Leticia Contreras-Orozco, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Regatta A “El gobierno electrónico en los gobiernos de Querétaro, Morelos y Estado de México, avances, retos y el fortalecimiento de la relación entre gobierno y sociedad” Leticia Contreras-Orozco, Delia Gutiérrez-Linares, and Eduardo Rodríguez-Manzanares, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“La calidad de los servicios públicos en el gobierno local desde la perspectiva de los ciudadanos” Delia Gutiérrez-Linares, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Gobernanza y redes sociales en México” Magdiel Gómez-Muñiz, Universidad de Guadalajara

Panel 23 Efforts and Experiences on Ecological Modernization in Latin America (CROSSLISTED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Moderator Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University “Percepciones de jornaleros, productores y expertos sobre la relación plaguicidas-cáncer: el caso de FRIDAY Maneadero y San Quintín en Baja California” 9:45 – 11:15 am Evarista Arellano-García, Concepción Martínez-Valdés, Lourdes Camarena-Ojinaga, Universidad Autónoma de Regatta C Baja California, México

“Ecological Modernization in Latin America: A Preliminary Comparison of Achievements and Trends” Marcela Velasco and Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University

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Panel 24 Semiotics & Translation (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “The Semiotics of Architecture: Spain’s Valley of the Fallen” FRIDAY Kimberly Habegger, Regis University 9:45 – 11:15 am “A Translational Turn: Does Latinx Literature in America’s Cup B Spanish Translation Expand Martí’s Nuestra América?” Marta E. Sánchez, University of California San Diego and Arizona State University

“Influence of the Familiar Structure in the Motivation to Learning the Contents of the Spanish Matter” Montserrat Santander Rivera,Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 25 Políticas de Protección Ambiental: Casos (CROSSLISTED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Moderator Adriana Hernández-García, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario de La Ciénega Discussant Marcela Velasco, Colorado State University “Situación actual de las áreas protegidas en México y sus condiciones ambientales: Estudio del Área Estatal FRIDAY 27 de Protección Hidrológica en la Subcuenca del 1:00 – 2:30 pm Lago de Chapala” Angélica Stefanía Comparán Orozco, Universidad de America’s Cup C Guadalajara Centro Universitario de La Ciénega

“Aplicación de la política pública de áreas protegidas en México. Estudio del sistema agrícolo en el Área Protegida Sierra Cóndiro Canales, Ocotlán, Jalisco” Adriana Hernández-García, Universidad de Guadalajara Centro Universitario de La Ciénega

“Defensores ambientales: Vulnerabilidad ante el neo- expanismo” Alipia Avendaño-Enciso, Universidad de Sonora, México

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Panel 26 Estudios Culturales Discussant José Antonio Ramírez-Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Comunicación, construcciones socioculturales y espacios simbólicos: Un acercamiento conceptual a su FRIDAY potencialidad relacional y explicativa” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Ismael Colín-Mar, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Regatta B “Cibercultura para el desarrollo y jóvenes universitarios” Ana Isabel Zermeño-Flores, Universidad de Colima, México

Panel 27 Educación Superior, Empleabilidad y Ambiente Laboral Moderator Ulises Osbaldo de la Cruz-Guzmán, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Discussant Porfirio Loeza, California State University, Sacramento “Formación para el empleo y la empleabilidad en el currículo” FRIDAY Lilia Martínez-Lobatos and Laura Emilia Fierro-López, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México

Regatta C “Situación laboral de los estudiantes de licenciatura: Su incidencia en la reprobación en el Centro Universitario de Ciencias Económico Administrativas de la Universidad de Guadalajara” Ulises Osbaldo de la Cruz-Guzmán, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Calidad de vida en el trabajo relacionada con depresión y ansiedad en empleadas administrativas de una universidad pública en México” Raquel González-Baltazar and Gustavo Hidalgo- Santacruz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 28 Education & Opportunities (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “Hispanic Enrollment Rates in Higher Education Post-Proposition 209: Comparative Case Study FRIDAY Across Three States” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Jehú Cázares, California State University Channel Islands America’s Cup B “The Becas Para Aztlán Program: Transnational Experiences of Chicana/o College Students” Roberto de Anda, Portland State University

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FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Latin American Studies Section

Business Meeting Regatta B

Panel 29 Gender, Migration, and Transnational Spaces (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES, AND SOCIOLOGY) Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Tourism and Gender: Embodied Experiences of Female Pedestrians in El Chaparral-San Ysidro Puerta FRIDAY México Port of Entry (Tijuana, México)” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Regatta A “Human Rights for LGBT Persons in México: Have Country Conditions Changed after the 2015 Supreme Court Gay Marriage Ruling?” Nielan Barnes, California State University Long Beach

“Repairing (and Exploiting) the Underclass Image: The Blurring of Borders” Michelle Phillips, University of California Berkeley

Panel 30 Politics, Business & Opportunities (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “Mestizaje as Lateral Universality: Moving In- Between Elitist Cosmopolitanism and Populist FRIDAY Tribalism” 2:45 – 4:15 pm John Francis Burke, Trinity University

America’s Cup B “Trump plays the “Willie Horton” Race Card on Mexican Immigration” Laurence French, University of New Hampshire; and Magdaleno Manzanárez, Western New Mexico University

“Opportunities for Nutrition and Textile Students in Tegucigalpa, Honduras” Valencia Browning-Keen, Sam Houston State University

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Panel 31 Trabajo Femenino en el Campo (CROSSLISTED WITH RURAL AND AGRICULTERAL STUDIES AND WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Discussant María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México “Gestoras de sus derechos: estrategias organizativas de mujeres indígenas migrantes en el Valle de San FRIDAY Quintín, Baja California” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Guadalupe Concepción Martínez-Valdés, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México Regatta A “Mujeres indígenas y el trabajo agrícolo en las Californias” Lourdes Camarena-Ojinaga, Guadalupe Concepción Martínez-Valdés, and Evarista Arellano-García, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México, El Colegio de La Frontera Norte

“Los espacios de representación social de las mujeres campesinas en América Latina” Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

“Los ámbitos de acción de las mujeres y los hombres rurales latinoamericanos para el desarrollo familiar” Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

Panel 32 Sexuality, Feminine Health and Education (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Blanca Estela Arciga-Zavala, Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, México “Componentes psico-sociales presentes en el ejercicio de la sexualidad y el embarazo en: jóvenes FRIDAY embarazadas y madres solteras” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Blanca Estela Arciga-Zavala and Leonel García León, Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, México Regatta B “Transforming Rape Culture Through Social Justice Sexual Health Education” Katrina Pimentel, California State University, Sacramento

“Dimensiones de la calidad de vida asociadas a la presencia de autolesión no suicida en adolescentes mexicanos” Yolanda Viridiana Chávez-Flores, Escuela de Ciencias de la Salud Valle de las Palmas, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México

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Panel 33 Producción, Mercado y Globalización (CROSSLISTED WITH GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT) “El rol de los proveedores locales en las cadenas globales de valor de las firmas multinacionales de la FRIDAY industria automotriz en México” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Angélica Basulto-Castillo and Javier Medina-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Regatta C “Destilados, globalización y América Latina” Javier Medina-Ortega and Angélica Basulto-Castillo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Resultados de la renegociación del TLCAN” Jorge Abel Rosales-Saldaña, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 35 Entrepreneurship and Development Moderator Rosa María del Consuelo Rivera-Villegas, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, México Discussant Angélica Basulto-Castillo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “El empresario MiPyMe del sector comercio: Factores individuales de gestión ante la competitividad en el SATURDAY Área Metropolitana de Guadalajara” 8:00 – 9:30 am Dulce María Aparicio-Padilla, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Regatta B “Optimal Funding for Entrepreneurship Development” Rosa María del Consuelo Rivera-Villegas, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, México

Panel 36 Trayectorias Académicas e Innovación Educativa Moderator Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México “Factores de riesgo académico en un plantel rural de nivel medio superior” SATURDAY Eva Lilia García Escobar, Universidad Autónoma del 8:00 – 9:30 am Estado de México

Regatta C “El sistema de admisión a los estudios profesionales de la UAEMEX y su impacto en las trayectorias escolares” María del Carmen Farfán-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Estrategias en educación superior para reconocer aprendizajes no adquiridos en educación formal” María Hortensia Zúñiga-Sánchez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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Panel 37 Latinoamérica en la Transregionalidad (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Jesús Ruíz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Articulación de lo latinoamericano en la Western Social Science Association” SATURDAY Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding, Instituto Tecnológico 8:00 – 9:30 am Nacional de México, Campus Morelia; and Jesús Ruíz- Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara America’s Cup B “Geopolítica de la integración en América Latina” Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Movilización del conocimiento e inclusión social en América Latina” Jesús Ruíz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 38 Mexican Women and Diverse Labor Market Participation (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Cindy Paola Rangel Pérez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León “Work-Life Balance in Travel Agencies in the Global- South: A Question Without Answer?” SATURDAY Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja 8:00 – 9:30 am California

America’s Cup C “Redistributive Effects of the National Financing Program for Micro-entrepreneurs and Rural Women in México. A Study with Gender Approach.” Cindy Paola Rangel Pérez and Joana Cecilia Chapa Cantú, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

“Cultural and Female Social Capital in Migrants. A Methodology in Development” Alma Alejandra Soberano Serrano and José Humberto Alvarado Ortiz, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 39 Política Cultural, Identidad y Conservación Moderator Dulce María Aparicio-Padilla, Universidad de Guadalajara. México

“Paisajes de la cultura visual contemporánea en la SATURDAY frontera México-Estados Unidos” 9:45 – 11:15 am Fernando Mancillas-Treviño, Universidad de Sonora

“Hey, What if We Use Dynamite?: Conservation America’s Cup B Decisions in México” Karla Rojas-Santiago, Escuela de Conservación y Restauración de Occidente

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Panel 40 Educación Ambiental y Sustentabilidad (CROSSLISTED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) “La educación para la sustentabilidad y su verdadero reto de generar una formación para crear una SATURDAY economía ecológica y solidaria” 9:45 – 11:15 am Mara Rosas-Baños, Instituto Politécnico Nacional, México

Regatta B “Representations of Water by Children of Private Preschool Education in Guadalajara, México” Ulises Osbaldo de la Cruz-Guzmán and Tania Parada Gallardo, Universidad de Guadalajara

“La sustentabilidad ambiental en territorios rurales e hídricos. retos y perspectivas en México” Acela Montes de Oca Hernández, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 41 Mujeres: Acoso y Violencia Laboral (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator Araceli Colín-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Discussant Antonio Jiménez-Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Acoso en redes sociales” SATURDAY Araceli Colín-García and Miguel Ángel Silva-Carbajal, 9:45 – 11:15 am Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“La violencia laboral hacia las mujeres en México en Regatta C el Siglo XXI” María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Panel 42 El Derecho y Gestión del Agua. El Caso de Baja California (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Moderator Sheila Delhumeau Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California “La Percepción del agua en Baja California” Sheila Delhumeau Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Baja SATURDAY California 9:45 – 11:15 am “El derecho humano al agua” Regatta A Alma Alejandra Soberano Serrano, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Protección ambiental y gestión del agua” Gloria Aurora De Las Fuentes Lacavex, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“Gestión del agua en Baja California” Lizzett Velasco Aulcy, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

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Panel 43 México: Tendencias en el Cambio de Régimen (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Las consultas populares como mecanismos de construcción de la democracia representativa en el SATURDAY marco del estado constitucional y democrático de 1:00 – 2:30 pm derecho” Antonio Jiménez Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, Regatta A México

“México Towards a Republican, Democratic, Secular, Centralist State?” Adria Velia González-Beltrones, Universidad de Sonora, México

Panel 44 Fronteras, Comunicación y Minería: Derechos y Poder (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Discussant María de los Ángeles Flores, University of Texas at El Paso “Análisis crítico del discurso político sobre la construcción de fronteras simbólicas en el contexto SATURDAY de las pandemias del Siglo XIX y Principios del Siglo 1:00 – 2:30 pm XX” Paola Andrea Henríquez Lagos, Universidad de La Regatta B Frontera, Chile

“El derecho del pueblo mapuche a los propios medios de comunicación” Paola Andrea Henríquez Lagos, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile

Panel 45 MiPyMes, Mercado Agrícola y Crecimiento Regional (CROSSLISTED WITH RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES) “Estructura y realidad del financiamiento público y privado a las micro, pequeñas y medianas empresas SATURDAY (MiPyMes) en México” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Rosa María del Consuelo Rivera-Villegas, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Complejo Regional Sur Regatta C Tehuacán, México

“El mercado agrícola mexicano. un análisis de su demanda interna” Luz Orieta Rodríguez González, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, México

“Los procesos de innovación como detonantes del crecimiento regional en Jalisco, México” Luz Orieta Rodríguez González, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara

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MASS COMMUNICATION Mary Jackson-Pitts Arkansas State University

Lily Zeng Arkansas State University

Panel 1 Mass Communication Curriculum Moderator Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University “The Data Said So: Moving from Legacy to Non-legacy Curriculum” THURSDAY Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Public Relations through Service Learning as Civic Conference Parlor Engagement: Effective Outcomes for Students and Community” #724 Lisa M. Boyles, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

“An Examination of the Mass Communication Comprehensive Exam in ASJMC Media Programs: Purpose, Procedures and Possibilities” Gilbert Fowler and Samuel Noi, Arkansas State University

“Times Up in the Film School: Centering Consent and Bystander Intervention in the Production Curriculum” Andrew Gay and Christopher Lucas, Southern Oregon University

Panel 2 Media Economics Moderator Kris Kodrich, Colorado State University “Use of Elaboration Likelihood Model on Precision Marketing: The Application of Location-Based THURSDAY Advertisements on Website” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Zifei Yin, Southern Utah University

Conference Parlor “My Outfit Has Pockets”: A Case Study Using Diffusion of Innovation Theory to Examine How One #633 Startup Company is Changing the Face of Women’s Athleisurewear” Kelley Sorenson, Colorado State University

“Buy that in a Snap (chat): Saudi Users Purchasing Behaviors” Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University

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Panel 3 Media Framing Moderator Ralph E. Hanson, University of Nebraska- Kearney “Ethnic Cleansing: An Analysis of Media Framing of Rohingya Crisis” THURSDAY Najma Akhther and Khairul Islam, Arkansas State 2:45 – 4:15 pm University

Conference Parlor “The Horrific Murder of Washington Post Journalist, Jamal Khashoggi: How the News Media Reported on #633 the Killing, as well as the Timid Response of U.S. President Donald Trump toward the Saudi Arabian Regime” Kris Kodrich, Colorado State University

“The Arab Citizens’ Satisfaction and Motivations Towards Investigative Journalism” Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University

“Answer Me: Lessons on the 25th Anniversary of a Small Town Obscenity Trial” Peggy Watt, Western Washington University

Panel 4 Legacy and Non Legacy Media Issues Moderator Peggy Watt, Western Washington University “Cross-border Targeted Radio in North America” Kevin Curran, Arizona State University THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Jeff Bezos and the Washington Post - Five Years Later” Conference Parlor Ralph E. Hanson, University of Nebraska at Kearney

#633 “Future Voices of the Past: How Cultural Heritage Communities Use Digital Media Platforms to Articulate Collective Memory” Brant Burkey, California State University-Dominguez Hills

“An Analysis of African-American Netflix Films with Strong Female Lead Roles” Anastasia Obomighie Omoze , Arkansas State University

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Panel 5 Media and Mental Health Moderator Gilbert Fowler, Arkansas State University “A Friendly Face in a Scary Place: A Case Study of the Be Your Own Superhero App” FRIDAY D. Jasun Carr and Kelly Lonergan, Idaho State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Media Frames Across Levels of Mental Health Issues: Conference Parlor Examining News Coverage of Depression on Online Television News” #634 Oluwayinka Dada and Anastasia Obomighie Omoze , Arkansas State University

“Violent or Victim: Autism and Crime in California Newspapers” Michael Worman, California State University Channel Islands

Panel 6 The Stories We Tell Moderator Lisa M. Boyles, Southwestern Oklahoma State University “A Uses and Gratifications Study of the Use of Snapchat by Youth in Saudi Arabia” FRIDAY Lujain Bugshan, Arkansas State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Narrative Performance: A Fresh Perspective on Conference Parlor Understanding Narrative Engagement and Active Audiences” #633 Neelam Sharmak, Idaho State University

“Race(ing) Gentrification in Narrative Media” Russell Stockard, California Lutheran University

“The Proliferation of Media-Borne Stereotypes from Villainous Depictions” Andrew Joy, Western New Mexico University

Panel 7 Politics and Media Moderator Stephen J. McConnell, Colorado State University “Media is Everything to People: How Media Exposure Affects the Job of Law Enforcement” FRIDAY James Hicks, Arkansas State University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “The Marriage of Twitter and Post-Truth Politics: A Conference Parlor Rhetorical Analysis of Tweets and Media Coverage in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Campaign” #624 Stephen J. McConnell, Colorado State University

“The Michelle Obama Campaign Using the Propaganda Techniques” Mesfer Alharethi, Arkansas State University

“An Examination of Television as a News Source in the Social Media Age” Asem Alomari, Arkansas State University

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Panel 8 Social Media Moderator Russell Stockard, California Lutheran University “Mediated Versus Face to-Face Social Interaction: Impacts of Social Media on College Students’ Real FRIDAY World Relationships” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Najma Akhther, Arkansas State University

Conference Parlor “Friendship in the Age of Social Media in Saudi Arabia” #617 Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University

“The Social Media’s Role in Promoting Volunteerism and Charitable Work in Kuwaiti Society” Musaed Alshammari, Independent Scholar

Panel 9 Shaping the Public Discourse: The Impacts of Big Data, Social Media and Technology (CROSSLISTED WITH PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION) Moderator Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University “Social-Mediated Crisis Communication and Information Dissemination: Social Network Analysis SATURDAY of Hurricanes Irma Tweets” 8:00 – 9:30 am Xianlin Jin, University of Kentucky

Conference Parlor “Dignity and Utility of Privacy and Information Sharing in the Digital Big Data Age” #605 Julia Puaschunder, The New School, Columbia University, Princeton University

“Technology and the Deconstruction of the Administrative State: The Decline and Resilience of Public Institutions and Values” Christopher Pflaumer, San Francisco State University

Panel 10 The Framing of Information Moderator Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University

“An Application of the Agenda-Setting Theory: The SATURDAY Promotion of Vision 2030 by the Saudi Arabian 9:45 – 11:15 am Government” Ahmed Deen, Arkansas State University Conference Parlor “The Truth About Influencers” #633 Samara Anarbaeva, California State University, Chico

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NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA STUDIES William C. Schaniel University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services

Suzzanne Kelley North Dakota State University Press

Panel 1 New Zealand by Land, Sea and Book Moderator William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia & Global Scholastic Services “Learning from the Lindis: A Fall Muster.” THURSDAY Thomas D. Isern and Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota 1:00 – 2:30 pm State University

“How a Coal Scow became Captain Cook’s HMB Conference Parlor Endeavour” #717 William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia & Global Scholastic Services

Panel 2 Book Discussion: “Jane McCabe--Race, Tea and Colonial Resettlement: Imperial Families, Interrupted by Jane McCabe, (Bloomsbury, May 2017)” Moderator Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota State University Press

FRIDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota State University Press Thomas D. Isern, North Dakota State University William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia & Global Conference Parlor Scholastic Services #634 Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University

Panel 3 Film Screening & Discussion: “‘Waru:’ How Women’s Narratives Shape Community Discourse” Moderator Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University

FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Open Discussion Conference Parlor #706

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POLITICAL SCIENCE Ignacio Medina-Núñez El Colegio de Jalisco, Zapopan, México

Panel 1 Mexican Politics Today (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Ignacio Medina Núñez, El Colegio de Jalisco, México “Moral Constitution: Pedagogical Solidarity Action” David de Anda González, Universidad de Guadalajara, THURSDAY México 8:00 – 9:30 am “La calidad democrática y el aporte de los ejercicios Regatta B parciales de gobernanza metropolitana local” Francisco Javier Lozano Martínez, Universidad de Guadalajara

“Mexican Open Mining and the Ecological Destruction” Ignacio Medina Núñez, El Colegio de Jalisco, México

“Los nuevos movimientos sociales, alternativa de organización y representación política” Francisco Javier Aguilar-García, Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Panel 2 American Studies: Electoral Vote, Voluntary Sector and Juvenile Justice “They Are All the Same: An Examination of Birth THURSDAY Cohort Effects in Presidential Election Voter 9:45 – 11:15 am Turnout” Madison O. Danton, University of Nevada, Reno

Conference Parlor “Political Economies and the Role of the Voluntary #634 Sector” Linda-Marie Sundstrom, California Baptist University

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Panel 3 International Problems Moderator Les Stanaland, Univesity of Texas, Dallas “Black Gold: The Effects of Oil on the Shadow THURSDAY Economy” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Les Stanaland, University of Texas Dallas

“Does Beijing’s Land Reclamation in the South China Conference Parlor Sea Hurt Its Soft Power? A Difference-in-Difference #634 Approach” Min Hua Huang, National Taiwan University

Panel 4 Political Culture

THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Building Civic Capacity in Undergraduates: Results from a Collaborative Research Project” Diane L. Duffin, Jane Ziebarth-Bovill, and Rochelle Hunt Conference Parlor Krueger, University of Nebraska Kearney #634

Panel 5 Culture, Violence and Terrorism Moderator Brita Ossian, St Ambrose University “Culture, Sovereignty and the Land: A Tale of Two Samoas” THURSDAY Moana J. Vercoe, TURN Research 4:30 – 6:00 pm “#MeToo and Who Else?: Attorney Representations of Conference Parlor Consent” Miriam Janely Herrejón and Giselle Cruz, California State #706 University, Channel Islands

“The Terrorism Committed by the Women’s Social and Political Union” Brita Ossian, St Ambrose University

Panel 6 Roundtable: Promoting Innovation and Good Writing in Political Science: The Lamb Prize Moderator Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University

FRIDAY Participants: 8:00 – 9:30 am Sheldon Gen, San Francisco State University Nina Burkardt, Past President of the WSSA Conference Parlor Berton Lamb, Negotiation Guidance Associates, 2019 #705 Lamb Prize Recipient

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Panel 7 Crisis in the International Context Moderator Aaron Moreno, St. Mary´s University “Multi-track Diplomacy and Hostage Releases during the Persian Gulf Crisis: The Fellowship of FRIDAY Reconciliation’s Role in Unofficial Peacemaking” 9:45 – 11:15 am Patrick G. Coy, Kent State University

Conference Parlor “The Failure of North Korean Denuclearization Talks” Bailey Rider, St. Mary´s University #634 “American Deterrence Strategies During Cold War Confrontations” Alexis Schlotterback, Arizona State University

Panel 8 Escenarios para la Transformación Política en México (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Miguel Ángel Silva-Carbajal, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México “La participación ciudadana como elemento potenciador de la cohesión social en programas FRIDAY sociales de la Ciudad de México” 9:45 – 11:15 am Isabel Del Carmen Hernández-Sosa, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, México Regatta B “El comportamiento electoral en el Estado de México en las elecciones 2018 para presidente de la república” Araceli Colín-García and Miguel Ángel Silva-Carbajal, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 9 Latinoamérica en la Transregionalidad (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Jesús Ruíz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Articulación de lo latinoamericano en la Western Social Science Association” SATURDAY Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding, Instituto Tecnológico 8:00 – 9:30 am Nacional de México, Campus Morelia; and Jesús Ruíz- Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara America’s Cup B “Geopolítica de la integración en América Latina” Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Movilización del conocimiento e inclusión social en América Latina” Jesús Ruíz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

110 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Panel 10 México: Tendencias en el Cambio de Régimen (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Las consultas populares como mecanismos de construcción de la democracia representativa en el SATURDAY marco del estado constitucional y democrático de 1:00 – 2:30 pm derecho” Antonio Jiménez Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, Regatta A México

“México Towards a Republican, Democratic, Secular, Centralist State?” Adria Velia González-Beltrones, Universidad de Sonora, México

Panel 11 Fronteras, Comunicación y Minería: Derechos y Poder (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Discussant María de los Ángeles Flores, University of Texas at El Paso “Análisis crítico del discurso político sobre la construcción de fronteras simbólicas en el contexto SATURDAY de las pandemias del Siglo XIX y Principios del Siglo 1:00 – 2:30 pm XX” Paola Andrea Henríquez Lagos, Universidad de La Regatta B Frontera, Chile

“El derecho del pueblo mapuche a los propios medios de comunicación” Paola Andrea Henríquez Lagos, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Viola Fuentes Arizona State Universwity

Patsy Kraeger Georgia Southern University

Chandra Commuri California State University Bakersfield

E. Scott Lee Indiana University

Panel 1 Public Policy, Relationships and Politics Moderator E. Scott Lee, Indiana University “Community Ecology in the Public Sector: Environmental Factors’ Influence on Special District THURSDAY Creation” 9:45 – 11:15 am J.W. Decker, North Carolina State University

Conference Parlor “Jumping the Gun in California: What Happens to Existing Stakeholder Groups When the Antiquities #605 Act is Used Prematurely?” E. Scott Lee, Indiana University East; and Monica Argandona, California State University Long Beach

“The Changing Dynamics of Border Politics” María Eugenia Calderón-Porter, Texas A&M International University

“Patterns of State-Tribal Relations: Evidence from Nine States” Ning Li and Landon Baldwin, Eastern Washington University

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Panel 2 University-Municipal Partnerships and the Educational Partnerships for Innovation in Communities (EPIC-N) Model Moderator Jessica Barlow, San Diego State University “University-Municipal Partnerships through the EPIC- N Model-Perspectives from Tijuana” THURSDAY Kristofer Patrón, San Diego State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Teaching Research Methods through Municipal- America’s Cup A University Partnerships” Megan Welsh, San Diego State University

“Teaching City Planning through Municipal- University Partnerships” Bruce Appleyard, San Diego State University

“Teaching Public Policy through Municipal-University Partnerships” Shawn Flanigan, San Diego State University

“University-Municipal Partnerships: Perspectives from the City of Lemon Grove” Mike James, San Diego State University

Panel 3 Teaching Trends for the Future Moderator Chandra Commuri, California State University Bakersfield “Teaching Cultural Competency in Public Affairs” Christina A. Medina, New Mexico State University THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Measuring the Teaching Effectiveness Using SETs” Yizhi Zhu, University of Connecticut America’s Cup A “Supporting LGBTQ+ Students in Promoting Inclusive Practices” Matthew L McClellan, University of Massachusetts Boston

“Exploring the Intersectionality between Bullying and Human Trafficking” Norma Mouton and Lynda Buehring, Hope Unlimited

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Panel 4 Trends in Public Service Delivery and Public Policies “Predicting Organizational Performance in U.S. Federal Agencies: Can Family-Friendly Programs THURSDAY Make a Difference?” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Diana AL-Fayez, University of Texas Dallas

America’s Cup A “State TANF Spending: The Role of Need, Capacity, and Race” Dawn Footer, SUNY Brockport

“The Effects of Emotional Labor on Future Career Interests and Plans in Federal Government Employees” Varaidzo Zvobgo, University of Texas Dallas

Panel 5 New Perspectives on Employment: Reducing Turnover and Increasing the Workforce Moderator Umar Ghuman, California State University Stanislaus “Don’t Ask . . . Don’t Test: Personnel Implications for FRIDAY Interstate Disparity in the Legalization of Marijuana” 8:00 – 9:30 am Stephanie L. Witt, Boise State University

“Social-Mediated Crisis Communication and Conference Parlor Information Dissemination: Social Network Analysis #605 of Hurricanes Irma Tweets” Xianlin Jin, University of Kentucky

Panel 6 Roundtable: School Participatory Budgeting: The Arizona Experiment Moderator Daniel Schugurensky, Arizona State University

FRIDAY Participants: 1:00 – 2:30 pm Daniel Schugurensky, Arizona State University Norman Paul Gibbs, Arizona State University Lauren Kinzle, Arizona State University Conference Parlor Omer Keidan, Arizona State University #605 Neelakshi Rajeev Tewari, Arizona State University

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Panel 7 Culture and Leadership: Exploring Effective Change Moderator Matthew L McClellan, University of Massachusetts-Boston

FRIDAY “Leadership and Organizational Culture: Exploring 2:45 – 4:15 pm the Limits of Transformational Change” Patrick Scott, Missouri State University

America’s Cup D “LeBron James Got Game and Leadership” Viola Fuentes, Arizona State University

Panel 8 Relationships, Politics Stakeholder and Civic Engagement: Perspectives from the Public, Private and Nonprofit Arenas Moderator Viola Fuentes, Arizona State University “We Are Not Bad: Nonprofit Communications after a Scandal” FRIDAY Chandra Commuri, California State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm Bakersfield; Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University; and Viola Fuentes, Arizona State University America’s Cup D “The Democracy Wall: Examining the Role of Libraries and How They Support Civic Engagement” Cate McNamara, Maricopa Community Colleges

“Philanthropic Responsiveness: An Informed Governance Model for Private Foundation Decision- making” Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University

FRIDAY 6:15 – 7:45 pm Public Administration Section Meeting Inaugural N. Joseph Cayer America’s Cup D Best Student Paper Award Presentation

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Panel 9 Shaping the Public Discourse: The Impacts of Big Data, Social Media and Technology (CROSSLISTED WITH MASS COMMUNICATION) Moderator Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University “Dignity and Utility of Privacy and Information Sharing in the Digital Big Data Age” SATURDAY Julia Puaschunder, The New School, Columbia 8:00 – 9:30 am University, Princeton University

Conference Parlor “Technology and the Deconstruction of the Administrative State: The Decline and Resilience of #605 Public Institutions and Values” Christopher Pflaumer, San Francisco State University

Roundtable: Homeless Encampments and Waterways: Panel 10 Moderator Interdisciplinary Potential for Research and Solutions Shawn Flanigan, San Diego State University

SATURDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am Participants: Megan Welsh, San Diego State University Ryan Sinclair, Loma Linda University Conference Parlor Marina Chávez, San Francisco State University #605

Panel 11 The Context of Nonprofit Organizations: Challenges to Resiliency “The Philanthropy Caucus of the United States Congress: A Story of Hope and Cooperation” SATURDAY Patsy Kraeger, Colin Karnes, Georgia Southern 1:00 – 2:30 pm University; and Chandra Commuri, California State University Bakersfield America’s Cup A “Deserving and Discretion: A View from the Front Lines of Nonprofit Organizations” Tracy Nicholson, University of Texas Dallas

“We are the Changemakers: Creating the Next Generation of Volunteers” Amber Overholser, Southern Arkansas University

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Panel 12 Emerging Research on Public Administration Internships Moderator Ann Marie Johnson, California State University Santa Barbara “The Social Equity Conundrum within Public Administration Internships: Rectifying the Economic SATURDAY Unfairness of Unpaid Internships” 2:45 – 4:15 pm David L. Baker, California State University Santa Barbara

Regatta A “The Impact of Internships on Academic and Professional Outcomes for MPA Students” Meriem Doucette, California State University Santa Barbara

“The Legal Limbo of Unpaid Public Administration Internships” Ann Marie Johnson, California State University Santa Barbara

“A Study of Learning and Internship Satisfaction on Student’s Intent to Stay Current Job: A Survey Examination on Students Participating in Taiwan’s “Dual System”” Louis C. Liu, Tunghai University

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PUBLIC FINANCE AND BUDGETING Tatyana Guzman Cleveland State University

Sarah E. Larson

University of Central Florida

Panel 1 Local Fiscal Condition Moderator Samuel B. Stone, California State University “The Effect of Property Tax Levies on Municipal Fiscal Health in Washington Counties” THURSDAY Olha Krupa, Seattle University; and Sarah E. Larson, 8:00 – 9:30 am University of Central Florida

America’s Cup C “Fiscal Condition and Expenditure Stabilization in Local Governments” Young Joo Park, University of New Mexico; Youngsung Kim, University at Albany, State University of New York; and Gang Chen, State University of New York Albany

“Evaluating the Impact of New York State Fiscal Monitoring System on Local Governments Fiscal Performance” Hyewon Kang and Gang Chen, State University of New York Albany

Panel 2 Does Regulatory and Organizational Structure Matter? Moderator Bruce D. McDonald, III., North Carolina State University “Managing Financial Crisis: Do Cities Managers Make a Difference?” THURSDAY Diana AL-Fayez, Evgenia Gorina, University of Texas 9:45 – 11:15 am Dallas

Conference Parlor “Do Tax and Expenditure Limits Dampen State Political Manipulation in Fiscal Reserves?” #606 Seeun Ryu, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill; and Jiseul Kim, University of Nebraska Omaha

“A Distal Theory of Policy Design: How Sub-national Regulatory Environments Condition the Impacts of Federal Policy” Aimee Franklin, University of Oklahoma

“The Organizational Structure of City Finance Functions: Does It Matter?” Carol Ebdon and Yunseung Kim, University of Nebraska Omaha

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Panel 3 State and Local Fiscal Health Moderator Suzette Myser, University of Central Florida “Revisiting the Question: Do Objective Measures of Fiscal Health Relate to Subjective Measures?” THURSDAY Craig Maher, Wei-Jie Liao, University of Nebraska 1:00 – 2:30 pm Omaha; and Sungho Park, University of Alabama

Conference Parlor “You Don’t Always Get What You Want: The Effect of Financial Incentives on State Fiscal Health” #605 Bruce D. McDonald, III., J.W. Decker, and Brad A. M. Johnson, North Carolina State University

“Can Budget Transparency Improve City Fiscal Performance?” Tatyana Guzman, Obed Pasha, Cleveland State University; and Ben Clark, University of Oregon

“Financial Condition and Collaborative Public Service Delivery” Youngsung Kim and Gang Chen, State University of New York Albany

Panel 4 Budgetary Policy Moderator Sungho Park, University of Alabama “Business Interest Moderation of Air Pollution Effects on State Environmental Agency Budget Policy: THURSDAY Exploring Differences between Federal and State 2:45 – 4:15 pm Funding” Andrew Duggan, Virginia Commonwealth University Conference Parlor “Transparency in Nonprofit Budgeting” #605 Suzette Myser, University of Central Florida

“Triangulating Budget Methods Research: A Mixed Methods Approach” Craig Maher, and Sungho Park, University of Nebraska Omaha

Panel 5 Effects of Citizen Participation Moderator Tatyana Guzman, Cleveland State University “The Effect of Citizen Participation on the Size and Allocation of Budgetary Expenditures: A Panel Cross- THURSDAY Country Analysis” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Milena Neshkova, Florida International University

Conference Parlor “Citizen Engagement and the Fiscal Health of Local Governments” #605 Bruce D. McDonald, III. and Brad A. M. Johnson, North Carolina State University

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Panel 6 Fiscal Policy and Disasters “Sustainability as a Buffer to Shocks from Natural Disasters at the Local Government Level” FRIDAY Romeo Abraham, University of Texas Dallas 8:00 – 9:30 am “Measuring the Effect of Major Disasters on Tax Conference Parlor Revenues” Christelle Khalaf, Ohio University #606 “Emergency Debt Management: Natural Disasters and Municipal Government Borrowing” Jinhai Yu, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

“Financial Condition of Ten Shrinking and Growing Cities in the United States” Daniel Hummel, University of Michigan Flint

Panel 7 Debt and Credit Quality Moderator Christelle Khalaf, Ohio University

FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “State Oversight of Local Government Debt Issuance” W. Bartley Hildreth and Justina Jose, Georgia State Conference Parlor University #605

Panel 8 Revenue Policy Moderator Deborah A. Carroll, University of Central Florida “What Institutional and Community Characteristics Affect Pressure on Local Law Enforcement Agencies FRIDAY to Generate Revenue through Fines and Forfeitures?” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Samuel B. Stone, California State University Fullerton

Conference Parlor “Discretion at Traffic Stops: Exploring Local Governments’ Revenue Motive for Traffic Fines” #606 Min Su, Louisiana State University

“How Do Willingness-to-Pay for and Behavioral Responses to Tolls Change Over Time? Insights from Recent Experiences in Hampton Roads, Virginia” Wie Yusuf, Meagan M. Jordan, Old Dominion University

“An Inquiry on the Heterogeneous Effects of Soda Taxes” Felipe Lozano-Rojas, Indiana University

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Panel 9 Debt and Pension Reform “Policy Learning and Implementation Environment: State Adoption of Pension Reforms” FRIDAY Trang Hoang, University of Texas Dallas 2:45 – 4:15 pm “The Structure of Municipal Bonds” Conference Parlor David S.T. Matkin, Brigham Young University

#724 “Does a Form of the Education Board Affect Debt Position? Examining School Districts in New Jersey” Junghack Kim, Wichita State University; and Jongmin Shon, Rutgers University Newark

Panel 10 School and Nonprofit Finance Moderator Junghack Kim, Wichita State University “Discover and Diffuse a New Tax Base: Spatial Analysis of School Parcel Taxes in California” FRIDAY Hao Sun, State University of New York Albany 4:30 – 6:00 pm “A Framework of Financial Vulnerability of Nonprofit Conference Parlor Organizations: Evidence from Nonprofit Hospitals in the U.S.” #724 Young Joo Park, University of New Mexico

“Examining the Federal Deductibility of Charitable Contributions: Implications for the Distribution of State and Local Taxes” Deborah A. Carroll, University of Central Florida

Panel 11 Does Structure and Politics Matter? Moderator Sarah E. Larson, University of Central Florida “Reducing Risk and Leveraging Markets: The Impact of Financial Structure on Federal Contractor SATURDAY Performance” 8:00 – 9:30 am Benjamin M. Brunjes, University of Washington

Conference Parlor “Don’t Pass Deferred Maintenance Costs to the Next Generation! The Effects of Politics on State Highway #606 Maintenance Spending” Jiseul Kim, University of Nebraska Omaha

“Are Happier People More Likely to Vote Yes for Bond Referenda?” Mark Robbins and Bill Simonsen, University of Connecticut

“Experimental Evidence About the Effects of Question Wording on Support for Ballot Referenda” Eric Brunner, Mark Robbins, and Bill Simonsen, University of Connecticut

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Panel 12 Economic Development and Financial Disclosures Moderator Benjamin M. Brunjes, University of Washington “An Empirical Analysis of the Timeliness of Government Financial Disclosures: Evidence from SATURDAY States” 9:45 – 11:15 am Hao Sun, State University of New York Albany

Conference Parlor “The Effectiveness of Local Economic Development Policies in Encouraging the Expansion of Businesses #606 and Attraction of New Investment” Mikhail Ivonchyk, University of Georgia

“Tax Increment Financing, Property Tax Revenues, and Economic Development” Rahul Pathak, City University of New York Baruch College

“You Get What You Pay For: The Effects of Special Districts on Property Values” Sarah E. Larson, University of Central Florida

122 RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES

RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES Andrea (Mott) Glessner Cowley Community College

Lisa Payne Ossian Des Moines Area Community College

Panel 1 Changes within Rural Environments: Buzz, Fuzz & Fizz Moderator Lisa Payne Ossian, Des Moines Area Community College “The Mystery of the Vampire Bees in the Dead THURSDAY Forests of the Carpathians” 8:00 – 9:30 am Anthony J. Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University

“Professors of Wool: Promoting Knowledge of a Conference Parlor Natural Fiber to a World Beyond Wyoming” #717 Tamsen Hert and David Kruger, University of Wyoming Library

Panel 2 The Fourteenth Annual Rural and Agricultural Studies Section Roundtable Book Discussion of Dr. Thomas D. Isern’s book, Pacing Dakota (Fargo: North Dakota State University Press, 2018) Moderator Lisa Payne Ossian, Des Moines Area Community College

THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: R. Douglas Hurt, Purdue University Conference Parlor Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota State University Press #706

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Panel 3 Rural Voices During the Second World War & Its Aftermath “‘Food Will Win the Peace’: Rural Voices during Global Famine of 1946” FRIDAY Lisa Payne Ossian, Des Moines Area Community College 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Rural Irish in the Midwest” Conference Parlor R. Douglas Hurt, Purdue University

#717 “Can Higher Education be Netflixed?: Innovation and Transformation of Higher Education in Rural America” Jessica Clark, Western Wyoming Community College

“Arkansas’s Gilded Age: The Rise, Decline, and Legacy of Populism and Working-Class Protest” Matthew Hild, Georgia Institute of Technology and University of West Georgia

Panel 4 Trabajo Femenino en el Campo (CROSSLISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES STUDIES AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Discussant María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México “Gestoras de sus derechos: estrategias organizativas de mujeres indígenas migrantes en el Valle de San FRIDAY Quintín, Baja California” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Guadalupe Concepción Martínez-Valdés, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México Regatta A “Mujeres indígenas y el trabajo agrícolo en las Californias” Lourdes Camarena-Ojinaga, Guadalupe Concepción Martínez-Valdés, and Evarista Arellano-García, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México, El Colegio de La Frontera Norte

“Los espacios de representación social de las mujeres campesinas en América Latina” Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

“Los ámbitos de acción de las mujeres y los hombres rurales latinoamericanos para el desarrollo familiar” Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

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Panel 5 MiPyMes, Mercado Agrícola y Crecimiento Regional (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) “Estructura y realidad del financiamiento público y privado a las micro, pequeñas y medianas empresas SATURDAY (MiPyMes) en México” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Rosa María del Consuelo Rivera-Villegas, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Complejo Regional Sur Regatta C Tehuacán, México

“El mercado agrícola mexicano. un análisis de su demanda interna” Luz Orieta Rodríguez González, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara

“Los procesos de innovación como detonantes del crecimiento regional en Jalisco, México” Luz Orieta Rodríguez González, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara

125 SLAVIC AND EURASIAN STUDIES

SLAVIC AND EURASIAN STUDIES Patrick Patterson University of California San Diego

Panel 1 The Power of the Visual in Soviet and Post-Soviet Film and Dance Moderator Amelia Glaser, University of California San Diego “Soviet Ballet’s Big Breakthrough: “The Red Poppy” at the Bolshoi Theater (1927)” THURSDAY Lee G.K. Singh, University of California Riverside 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Brothers Strugatskii in the Post-Soviet Context” Conference Parlor Jesse O’Dell, University of California Los Angeles

#617 “Two Lezginkas and One Foxtrot: On the Genealogy of the Funeral Dance in Georgian Animation and Cinema” Sasha Razor, University of California Los Angeles

Panel 2 Contestation and Construction in Early Soviet History Moderator Patrick Patterson, University of California San Diego “Experimental Ground: Harold Ware and the Russian Reconstruction Farms, 1925-27” FRIDAY Maria Fedorova, University of California Santa Barbara 8:00 – 9:30 am “The Smolensk “Signal,” Stalin’s Criticism/Self- Conference Parlor Criticism Campaign, and the End of the NEP” Christopher Monty, California State University #624 Dominguez Hills

“The Vibrant Resistance of Modern Architecture under Stalin’s “Revolution from Above”: 1932-1938” Danilo Udovicki-Selb, University of Texas Austin

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Panel 3 Power, Ethnicity, Violence, and Meaning in Soviet and Post-Soviet Literature and Language Moderator Amelia Glaser, University of California San Diego “Consequences of Structural Violence Against Indigenous Peoples in the Contemporary Russian FRIDAY State” 9:45 – 11:15 am Ulia Gosart, University of California Los Angeles

Conference Parlor “Translating Shevchenko” Amelia Glaser, University of California San Diego #617 “Writing “Po poniatiiam”: Exploring the GULag Roots of Prison Slang as a Literary Device in Russian Literature” Alex Maxwell, University of Virginia

Panel 4 New Directions in the History of Socialist Yugoslavia: The National and the Transnational Moderator Patrick Patterson, University of California San Diego “Socialist Pilgrimage or European Sin? Changing Memorialization of the Jasenovac Concentration FRIDAY Camp” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Joel Palhegyi, University of California San Diego

Conference Parlor “A Yugoslav Communist in India: Vladimir Dedijer’s Journey to India in 1948” #617 Robert Niebuhr, Arizona State University

“Inequality and Instability in the SFRY: The Effects of Diverging Economic Outcomes on Security and Stability in Socialist Yugoslavia” Andrej Radic, University of New Mexico

“Managing the Seaside: Spatial Planning, Tourism, and State-Socialism on the Yugoslav Adriatic Coast, 1964-1972” Josef Djordjevski, University of California San Diego

Panel 5 Politics, Ethnicity, and Conflict in Early 20th-Century Eastern Europe and the Balkans Moderator Robert Niebuhr, Arizona State University “Imperial Aspirations: The Colonial Discourse in Interwar Poland” FRIDAY Marta Grzechnik, Harvard University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Europe’s Other Heart of Darkness: Race and Nation Conference Parlor in the Inner Periphery” John Bukowczyk, Wayne State University #606 “Colonization through Translation: The Politics of World Literature in Interwar Yugoslavia” James Robertson, University of California Irvine

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FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Western Association of Slavic Studies

Conference Parlor Business Meeting #605

Panel 6 Power, Law, Security, and Economics in Socialist and Post- Socialist Transformations Moderator Patrick Patterson, University of California San Diego “Comparing Voluntary Practices in the Former Soviet Union with Free Market & Blended Economies” SATURDAY Linda-Marie Sundstrom, California Baptist University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Branding in Socialism and the Socialist Brand: The Conference Parlor Packaging of Prosperity in Communist Eastern Europe” #624 Patrick Patterson, University of California San Diego

“European Conditionality Reconsidered: Croatia and the Western Balkans” John E. Ashbrook, University of Virginia’s College Wise

Panel 7 Empire, Internationalism, and Values in Tsarist and Revolutionary Russia Moderator Patrick Patterson, University of California San Diego “Russian Spiritual Christianity between the Revolutions of 1905 and 1917” SATURDAY J. Eugene Clay, Arizona State University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Exporting Revolution: Lenin’s Letter to American Conference Parlor Workers” Kelly Evans, Eastern Washington University; and Jeanie #624 Welch, University of North Carolina Charlotte

“Western Eurasian Diplomacy in the 1730s: Russians, Ottomans, and Austrians at the 1737 Nymeriv Peace Congress” Kyeann Sayer, University of Hawai’i at Manoa

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Panel 8 Gender, Power, Modernity, and Freedom: Women and Girls in Slavic and East European Societies Moderator Lynn Lubamersky, Boise State University “The Distinctive Voice of Franciszka Urszula Radziwiłłowa, the First Polish Woman Playwright” SATURDAY Lynn Lubamersky, Boise State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Abusing Mothers: Gender and Power in Early Modern Conference Parlor Russia” Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki #606 “Conspiracy Begins at Home: Educating Polish and Jewish Girls in Late Nineteenth-Century Warsaw” Beth Holmgren, Duke University

Panel 9 New Directions in Twentieth-Century East European History Moderator Patrick Patterson, University of California, San Diego “Patriotic Cure for National Heroes: Nursing in Bulgaria and Serbia during WWI” SATURDAY Evguenia Davidova, Portland State University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Generation ‘68 in Poland: Myth or Reality?” Regatta C Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Washington and Lee University

“The Catholic Church, Migration, and Local Integration after the Second World War” Jim Bjork, King’s College London

“When Europe’s Middle Class(es) Discovered How to Do Good in the East” Cristian Capotescu, University of Michigan

Panel 10 Language, Identity, Meaning, and Culture in Contemporary East European and Eurasian Culture Moderator Evguenia Davidova, Portland State University “Why Performing? Field Studies among Bulgarian Folk Dance Communities in Bulgaria and in North SATURDAY America” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Daniela Ivanova-Nyberg, Bulgarian Cultural and Heritage Center of Seattle Regatta A “European Integration and Reforms in the Contemporary Ukrainian Literary Imagination” Lana Krys, MacEwan University

“Performing Yugoslavia: The Embodied Culture of Remembering in the Post Yugoslav Space” Ana Stojanovic, University of California Los Angeles

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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Peter J. Martini Manchester University

Panel 1 Social Psychology & Health Moderator Jenny Reichert, Rocky Mountain College “Quality of Life Related to Health in Adults”

Martha Cecilia Villaveces-López, Alejandra Moysén- SATURDAY Chimal, and Julieta Concepción Garay López, 8:00 – 9:30 am Autonomous University of the State of Mexico

Conference Parlor “Some Flocks Hurt the Birds: Homophily and Mental Health in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual (LGB) #717 Individuals” Peter J. Martini, Manchester University

Panel 2 Social Psychology & Education

SATURDAY “The Graduate Student Mental Health Crisis” 9:45 – 11:15 am Courtney Arbogast, Case Western Reserve University

“Emotional Pedagogy” Conference Parlor María Dolores Tapia Galindo, Autonomous University of #717 Baja California

Panel 3 Social Psychology in Politics and Public Opinoin Moderator Peter J. Martini, Manchester University “Are Millennials Really Different? Birth Cohorts, SATURDAY Gender, and Warmth toward Racial Groups” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Madison O. Danton, University of Nevada Reno

“Exploring the Appeal of Conservative Politics to Conference Parlor White Women” #634 Jenny Reichert, Rocky Mountain College; and Peter J. Martini, Manchester University

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SOCIAL WORK Moises Díaz Utah State University

Diane Calloway-Graham Utah State University

Panel 1 Social Work I Moderator Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University “Implementation and Evaluation of Mindfulness- based Interventions to Improve Mental Health and THURSDAY Overall Well-being of College Student-Athletes” 8:00 – 9:30 am Haley Brock and Alan J. Lipps, Abilene Christian University Conference Parlor “Inviting Community Practitioners to Increase #705 Cultural Competence: Intent, Content and Methods” Moises Díaz, Utah State University

“Anxiety, A Growing Social Problem: A Systematic Review of the Literature” Alan J. Lipps, Abilene Christian University

Panel 2 Social Work II Moderator Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University “Understanding Juvenile Reentry: An Evaluation of Detention Staff Perceptions” THURSDAY Suzanne Maughan, Julie Campbell, and Timbre Wulf, 9:45 – 11:15 am University of Nebraska Kearney

Conference Parlor “Ex-convicts’ Gang Engagement and Life Transition” Jennifer Muñoz, University of Texas at El Paso #724 “The Effects of Aging Out of Foster Care on Social Capital and Life Outcomes: A Mixed Methods Study of Experiences and Outcomes” Shawna Bendeck, Colorado State University

“An Evaluation of a Crisis Team Model with Law Enforcement Deputies to Humanely Respond to Mental Illness-Related Criminal Behavior” Melissa Murray and Alan J. Lipps, Abilene Christian University

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Panel 3 Social Work III Moderator Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University “Substance Abuse, Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Assault Among University Students in a THURSDAY Medium-Sized Faith-Based University” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Erin K. DeOtte and Alan J. Lipps, Abilene Christian University Conference Parlor “Evaluation of a Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Program for #724 Persons with Mental Illness” Alan J. Lipps and Jessica Snow, Abilene Christian University

“Food Insecurity and Mental Health Correlations and Barriers on a College Campus” Alexandria Bisson and Alan J. Lipps, Abilene Christian University

Panel 4 Social Work IV Moderator Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University “The Hide Out: Ground-Breaking Work of Social Work Students and City Government” THURSDAY L. Ruth Whisler and Cristina Rocha, Northern Arizona 2:45 – 4:15 pm University Yuma

Conference Parlor “Systemic Voter Suppression on the United States- Mexico Border: The Socioeconomic Consequences of #724 Involuntary Political Silence” Kimberley Kern and Audra R. Attaway, Northern Arizona University Yuma

“A Preliminary Study of Labor Rights Violations Against Migrant Workers” Gabriela Pérez, Marisol Jiménez, Sheslie Urias, and Briseyda García, Northern Arizona University Yuma

“An Interprofessional, Binational Project Addressing Social Vulnerabilities along the US Mexico Border” William B. Pederson, Northern Arizona University Yuma; and Gilberto Manuel Galindo Aldana,Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

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Panel 5 Social Work V Moderator Moises Díaz, Utah State University “Using Critical Race Theory to Improve Social Work Practice” FRIDAY Sharon Chun Wetterau, California State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm Dominguez Hills

Conference Parlor “What Happened to Theory in Social Work Thinking? An Analysis of the Road Taken” #724 Emilia E. Martínez-Brawley, Arizona State University

“Resilience and Adversity in Master of Social Work Students” Blake Beecher and Jacky Thomas, California State University San Marcos

“The Effects of Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare on the Mental Health of College Students” Kate Nettles, Abilene Christian University

Panel 6 Social Work VI Moderator Moises Díaz, Utah State University “Flipping the Classroom: Group Leadership Competencies for Undergraduate Social Work FRIDAY Students” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Carl J Sorenson and Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University Conference Parlor “Using IPE Simulations to Increase Professional Skills #706 in the Classroom” Stephen Baldridge and Jenn Rogers, Abilene Christian University

“Off the Beaten Path: Delivering Hope to Peers Far and Wide” Susan Mansfield and Derrik Tollefson, Utah State University

“Evaluating Digital Mental Health: A Social Work Call to Action” Aloha A. VanCamp, University of Detriot Mercy

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Panel 7 Social Work VII Moderator Moises Díaz, Utah State University “It’s Just Easier: Reflections on the Intersections of Kinship, Race and Ethnicity in Asian American FRIDAY Adoptive Families” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Kathleen Bergquist, University of Nevada Las Vegas

Conference Parlor “Tribal Family Healing Court: A Culturally-Sensitive Approach to Child Welfare in Tribal Communities” #624 Amy Ward, University of Southern California

“(How) Does Identity Taxation Impact Community Practice: The Narratives of LGBTQ and Undocumented Paid Community Organizers” Jessy K. Pérez, Metropolitan State University of Denver

134 SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY KuoRay Mao Colorado State University-Fort Collins

Panel 1 Discourses, Conflicts, and Social Justice Moterator Thomas E. Drabek, University of Denver “The Lack of Representation of LGBTTTIQ Characters THURSDAY in Japanese Animation as a Way of Discrimination” 8:00 – 9:30 am José Humberto Alvarado, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Conference Parlor “Faces of Fear: Using Fictions to Enhance Student #633 Understanding of Disaster Consequences” Thomas E. Drabek, University of Denver

Panel 2 Cultural Identities, Designations, and Community Health Moderator Thomas E. Drabek, University of Denver “Substance Abuse Prevention with American Indian Youth: Reflections on the SPIRIT Program” THURSDAY Julie Beicken and Jenny Reichert, Rocky Mountain 9:45 – 11:15 am College

Conference Parlor “Suicide Prevention in Montana: Lessons from the Finnish Mental Healthcare System” #717 Joy Crissey Honea, Montana State University Billings

“The Biomedicalization of Schizophrenia and Depression” Cole Cooper, Westminster College

Panel 3 Food Security, Well Being, and Global Communities Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Household Composition and Experiences of Food Insecurity in Nigeria: The Role of SocialCapital, THURSDAY Education, and Time Use” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Esther Lamidi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Conference Parlor “Mapping Movements: A Call for Qualitative Social Network Analysis” #717 India Luxton, Colorado State University

“Polygyny and the Health of Living Children: An Analysis of DHS Data from West Africa” Foster Amey, Middle Tennessee State University

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Panel 4 The Political Economy of Urban Space Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University

FRIDAY “Money, Power, and Inequality in Vietnamese 1:00 – 2:30 pm Transnational Families” Hung Cam Thai, Pomona College, Claremont University

Conference Parlor “Housing Rights in a Rural College Community” #706 Teresa F. Divine, Central Washington University

Panel 5 Gender, Migration, and Transnational Spaces (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES) Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Tourism and Gender: Embodied Experiences of Female Pedestrians in El Chaparral-San Ysidro Puerta FRIDAY Mexico Port of Entry (Tijuana, Mexico)” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Regatta A “Human Rights for LGBT Persons in Mexico: Have Country Conditions Changed after the 2015 Supreme Court Gay Marriage Ruling?” Nielan Barnes, California State University Long Beach

“Repairing (and Exploiting) the Underclass Image: The Blurring of Borders” Michelle Phillips, University of California Berkeley

Panel 6 Education and Social Stratification Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University

“The Nature of Margin: The Bidirectional Influence of FRIDAY Families on First-Generation College Students” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Dory Quinn, Pittsburg State University

Conference Parlor “Examining Racial Biases in Schools through Political Ideology” #634 Leah Gillion, Princeton University

136 TRANSDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

TRANSDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Christopher Brown New Mexico State University

Panel 1 Roundtable: “Making the Case for the Relevance of Social Science in Addressing Current Global, National, and Regional Challenges” Moderator Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University THURSDAY Mark Melichar, Tennessee Technical University 8:00 – 9:30 am Rosário Durão, New Mexico Tech Christopher A. Erickson, New Mexico State University Chelsea Schelly, Michigan Technological University Conference Parlor Jesús Ruíz-Flores, La Universidad de Guadalajara la #624 Ciénega Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University

137 UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS

UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS Geoffrey E. Schneider Bucknell University

Scott Carter University of Tulsa

Panel 1 Political Economy Approaches to Sustainability, Inequality and Modeling (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University “Capitalism and Ecological Sustainability” Josefina Y. Li, Bemidji State University THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Food, Farming and Sustainability: Towards a Healthier, More Sustainable Food System” America’s Cup D Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

“Agent-based Modeling: The Right Mathematics for Radical Political Economics?” Shu-Heng Chen, National Chengchi University

Panel 2 Neoliberalism and the Welfare of Real People (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Yavuz Yasar, University of Denver “Putting Precarity Back to Production: A Case Study of Didi Kuaiche Drivers in the City of Nanjing, China” THURSDAY Zhongjin Li, University of Missouri Kansas City 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Women’s Health in the Age of Neoliberalism & America’s Cup C Islamic Conservatism in Turkey” Yavuz Yasar, University of Denver

“‘We All Have to Do It’ Construction of the Everyday Risk Manager” Ariane Hillig, Goldsmiths, University of London

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Panel 3 Roundtable: Schneider’s Microeconomic Principles and Problems: A Pluralist Approach (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Paula Cole, University of Denver America’s Cup B Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University

139 URBAN STUDIES

URBAN STUDIES Thomas C. Sammons University of Louisiana Lafayette

Panel 1 Urban Conditions Moderator Mark O’Bryan, University of Kentucky

FRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “A Spatial Fix or A Welfare Challenge? Understanding China’s New Urbanization” Conference Parlor Zhongjin Li, University of Missouri Kansas City #724

Panel 2 Modernism “Depth and Breadth in Four Gridshell Paviliions” W. Geoffrey Gjertson, University of Louisiana Lafayette FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Louis Kahn’s Salk Institute for Biological Studies: A Close Look” Conference Parlor Galen Minah, University of Washington

#724 “From Silicon Valley to Silicon Delta: Sehnzhen, the Innovation City in Form” Grace Wang, University of Southern California

Panel 3 Contemporary Issues Moderator Doug Graf, Knowlton School

FRIDAY “One Drop at a Time Makes an Ocean of Water” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Andy F. Loewy, University of Louisiana Lafayette

Conference Parlor “The History of the San Diego Symphony” #717 Andrea Kapell Loewy, University of Louisiana Lafayette

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Panel 4 Drawing and Representations of Urban Forms “Representations of Representations” Mark O’Bryan, University of Kentucky FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “United or Divided by A Common Language? …Art/Architecture/Urban Design” Conference Parlor Doug Graf, Knowlton School

#705 “Urban Sketching” Lynn Craig, Clemson University

Panel 5 Issues of the City Moderator Andy F. Loewy, University of Louisiana at Lafayette “Challenging Media Frames of Homelessness in Salt Lake City, Utah” FRIDAY Giancarlo Panagia, Westminster College; and Kiana 4:30 – 6:00 pm Avlon, Independent Scholar

Conference Parlor “How Housing Policy Has Created an Environment Where Gentrification Can Flourish” #705 Del Bharath, University of Nebraska Omaha

“Strategies for (Successful) Placemaking at Edges of No Place” Stephen Rising, TCA Architecture

“Space/Power/Gender Fictions of Home: Reading Contested Space” Vandna Mathur, University of Delhi

141 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES Barbara Bonnekessen Pittsburg State University

Panel 1 Gendering Border Studies (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University “Crossing Texas Borderlands: From Masculine Models to Gender Balance in Social Justice Organizing” THURSDAY Kathleen Staudt, University of Texas at El Paso 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Invisible Exodus: North Korean Undocumented Coronado Ballroom E Migrants and Defectors in the East Asia” Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University

“How Can We Define Equality and Social Equity in the US. Mexican Border?” Kimberly Collins, California State University San Bernardino

“Caged Women: Migration, Mobility and Access to Health Services in Texas and Arizona” Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec Montreal

“The Violence of Journeys: Borders, Women and Irregular Migration” Carla Ángulo Pasel, Balsillie School of International Affairs; and Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University

“Is Domestic Violence a Private Matter or a Public Concern? The Challenge of Asylum in the Current Political Climate Meghan Barlow, West Chester University of Pennsylvania

142 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 2 Género, Vulnerabilidad y Grupos Sociales (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Carolina Serrano-Barquín, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Discussant María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México “Neo-masculinidades en Latinoamérica” Héctor Serrano-Barquín and Carolina Serrano-Barquín, THURSDAY Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Género y poder: mujeres políticas, experiencias y Regatta B expectativas caso: estado de México” Graciela Vélez-Bautista, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Violencia virtual y género en jóvenes universitarios” Tania Morales-Reynoso and Carolina Serrano-Barquín, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Derechos humanos con perspectiva de género” Leonor Guadalupe Delgadillo-Guzmán and Adelaida Rojas-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Empoderamiento de la Mujer en el ámbito turístico” Rocío Serrano-Barquín, Emilio Ruiz-Serrano, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 3 Women’s Rights (CROSSLISTED WITH HISTORY) Moderator Monica S. Gallamore, Collin College “Votes for Women: How Culture Impacted the Nebraskan Women’s Suffrage Movement, 1914-1919” THURSDAY Hannah Earnhardt, Peru State College 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Road to Women’s Liberation: Escape from Conference Parlor Racism, Ignorance and Belittlement” Peyton M. Carrington, Collin College Frisco #705 “The Creation of Soccer Patriarchy: How Gerda Lerner Applies to Women’s Soccer” Patrick H Salkeld, University of Central Oklahoma

143 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 4 Violencia, Género y Juventud (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator María del Carmen Farfán-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México “La violencia psicológica en el noviazgo. más allá de los aspectos sociodemográficos” THURSDAY María Teresa Dávalos-Romo, Universidad Autónoma de 4:30 – 6:00 pm Zacatecas; and María del Carmen Farfán-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México America’s Cup B “Percepción de la violencia en jóvenes universitarios” Alejandra Moysén-Chimal, Martha Cecilia Villaveces- López, Julieta Concepción Garay-López, and Gloria Margarita Gurrola-Peña, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 5 Women and Gender (CROSSLISTED WITH HISTORY) Moderator Stanford K. Lester, Independent Scholar

FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “‘I’m Still the Same Babe:’ Babe Didrikson and Gender” Conference Parlor Helen A. Salkeld, University of Central Oklahoma #633

Panel 6 Producing the Self: Navigating Identities in Visual Culture Moderator Tamar V. Salibian, Claremont Graduate University “Branding the Self: Exploring Self-Commodification in Reality TV” FRIDAY Tamar V. Salibian, Claremont Graduate University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Crip Beauty as Self-Production” Conference Parlor Shayda Kafai, California State Polytechnic University, Pamona #717 “Beautiful Monsters: Production of the Monstrous Self as First Lady” Jennette Ramirez, California State Polytechnic University, Pamona

144 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 7 Gender, Migration, and Transnational Spaces (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, AND SOCIOLOGY) Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Tourism and Gender: Embodied Experiences of Female Pedestrians in El Chaparral-San Ysidro Puerta FRIDAY México Port of Entry (Tijuana, México)” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Regatta A “Human Rights for LGBT Persons in México: Have Country Conditions Changed after the 2015 Supreme Court Gay Marriage Ruling?” Nielan Barnes, California State University Long Beach

“Repairing (and Exploiting) the Underclass Image: The Blurring of Borders” Michelle Phillips, University of California Berkeley

Panel 8 Narratives by and of Women Moderator Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University “From the Harpy to the Heroine: Evolution of a

Feminist Trend in the Works of the Syrian dramatist, FRIDAY Sadallah Wannous” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Samar Zahrawi, Sam Houston State University

Conference Parlor “IVF and Infertility: A Case Study of Women’s Narratives through Blogs and the National Infertility #717 Awareness Week” Anastasia Obomighie Omoze Arkansas State University

145 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 9 Trabajo Femenino en el Campo (CROSSLISTED WITH RURAL AND AGRICULTERAL STUDIES AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Discussant María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México “Gestoras de sus derechos: estrategias organizativas de mujeres indígenas migrantes en el Valle de San FRIDAY Quintín, Baja California” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Guadalupe Concepción Martínez-Valdés, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México Regatta A “Mujeres indígenas y el trabajo agrícolo en las Californias” Lourdes Camarena-Ojinaga, Guadalupe Concepción Martínez-Valdés, and Evarista Arellano-García, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México, El Colegio de La Frontera Norte

“Los espacios de representación social de las mujeres campesinas en América Latina” Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

“Los ámbitos de acción de las mujeres y los hombres rurales latinoamericanos para el desarrollo familiar” Humberto de Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

Panel 10 Sexuality, Feminine Health and Education (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Blanca Estela Arciga-Zavala, Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, México “Componentes psico-sociales presentes en el ejercicio de la sexualidad y el embarazo en: jóvenes FRIDAY embarazadas y madres solteras” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Blanca Estela Arciga-Zavala and Leonel García León, Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, México Regatta B “Transforming Rape Culture Through Social Justice Sexual Health Education” Katrina Pimentel, California State University, Sacramento

“Dimensiones de la calidad de vida asociadas a la presencia de autolesión no suicida en adolescentes mexicanos” Yolanda Viridiana Chávez-Flores, Escuela de Ciencias de la Salud Valle de las Palmas, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México

146 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 11 Mexican Women and Diverse Labor Market Participation (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Cindy Paola Rangel Pérez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León “Work-Life Balance in Travel Agencies in the Global- South: A Question Without Answer?” SATURDAY Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Universidad Autónoma de Baja 8:00 – 9:30 am California

America’s Cup C “Redistributive Effects of the National Financing Program for Micro-entrepreneurs and Rural Women in México. A Study with Gender Approach.” Cindy Paola Rangel Pérez and Joana Cecilia Chapa Cantú, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

“Cultural and Female Social Capital in Migrants. A Methodology in Development” Alma Alejandra Soberano Serrano and José Humberto Alvarado Ortiz, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

Panel 12 Legal Regimes, Rights, Visas: Views from Non-Citizens and Women, in Canada, México and the US. (CROSSLISTED WITH ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES) Moderator Michael Carpenter, University of Victoria “Procedural Justice and Environmental Governance in the US-México Borderlands” SATURDAY Carolina Prado, San Jose State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Female Asylum Seekers and Health Care in Texas” Nautical Claudia Donoso, St. Mary’s University San Antonio, Texas

“Flexible and Assembled Bordering Practices: The Imposition and Revocation of a Visa for Mexican Nationals Travelling to Canada” Paloma Villegas, California State University San Bernardino

“The Non-Citizen Nightmare: An Analysis of Racist US Immigration Policies” Jessica TaghVaiee, Westminster College

“Bridging Worlds: Borders and Disobedience” Michael Carpenter, University of Victoria

147 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 13 Health Communication I (CROSSLISTED WITH COMMUNICATION STUDIES) Moderator Amy MacPherson, Phoenix College “IVF and Infertility: A Case Study of Women’s Narratives through Blogs and the National Infertility SATURDAY Awareness Week” 8:00 – 9:30 am Anastasia Obomighie Omoze , Arkansas State University

Conference Parlor “Online Social Support for Autism Parents: A Case Study of the Instagram Account Page Autism Parent #706 Support” Oluwayinka Dada, Arkansas State University

“Concerns of Female Adolescents about Menarche and First Sexual Intercourse: A Mixed Methods Analysis of Social Media Questions” Nikkie Saldívar Hodgson, The University of Texas Río Grande Valley

“La violencia digital en las experiencias de pareja de jóvenes urbanos en México” Tania Rodríguez Salazar, Universidad de Guadalajara

Panel 14 Health Communication II (CROSSLISTED WITH COMMUNICATION STUDIES) Moderator Amy MacPherson, Phoenix College “Social Support and Breast Cancer in Saudi Arabia” Lujain Bugshan, Arkansas State University SATURDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Assessing the Health Literacy Communication Competencies of Nurses: Results from Feasibility Conference Parlor Piloting of the HLP-NICE Tool” Kempa French, Austin Peay State University #706 “The Social Impact of Obesity on America’s Workforce: Narrative from The Employee-Employer Perspective” Samuel Mensah Noi, Arkansas State University

Panel 15 Mujeres: Acoso y Violencia Laboral (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Araceli Colín-García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Discussant Antonio Jiménez-Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Acoso en redes sociales” SATURDAY Araceli Colín-García and Miguel Ángel Silva-Carbajal, 9:45 – 11:15 am Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“La violencia laboral hacia las mujeres en México en Regatta C el Siglo XXI” María Luisa González-Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

148 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Panel 16 Dealing with Violence Moderator Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University

SATURDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Equal Treatment Access for Female Offenders” Arzelia Williams, Michigan State University Conference Parlor #624

Panel 17 Negotiating Public Spaces Moderator Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University

“Organizing and Moving Beyond a Nation-State’s SATURDAY Grasp” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Leena A. Ali, San Diego State University

America’s Cup C “How did Ottoman Turkish Women Claim Public Space? The Case of Fatma Aliye” Beyza Lorenz, UCLA

Panel 18 In/Visibilities Moderator Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University “A Conceptual Framework of the Impact of Female

Stereotypes in Math within Research” SATURDAY Sophie E. Yang, Nicole Lauzus, Portland State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Challenging Patriarchy in Como Agua Para Regatta C Chocolate” Wendy Harvey, New Mexico State University

“Aggravation for Contemporaries’ Eyes but Invisible to Historians: Single Women and Jewish Migration, 1880-1914” Aleksandra Jakubczak, Columbia University

““Why Not You?” An Auto-Ethnographic Examination of Gender in Rural Higher Education” Jessica Clark, Western Wyoming Community College

149 POSTER SESSION

POSTER SESSION William C. Schaniel University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services

“Labor Force Outcomes: Wage Differentials among Graduates of U.S. Universities” FRIDAY Jerrold Gales, University of West Georgia (with Breakfast) 7:15 – 8:00 am “Attributing Child Misbehavior to Mental Health Issues: Stigmatization of Family Structures” Kimberley Klein, Cori Nath, and Lexi Wieneke, University Coronado Foyer of South Dakota

“The Maize” María Isabel Martínez Mendez, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla

“Preservation of Natural Areas in Mexico: Transcendence of the Declaration of Protected Areas adjacent to the sub-basin of Lake Chapala” Angélica Stefanía Comparán Orozco, Universidad de Guadalajara

“Factors Influencing MLB Attendance: Performance Measures that Affect the Fan Experience” Sean Teters, University of West Georgia

150 Index of Participants

Abraham, Romeo ...... 120 Attaway, Audra ...... ix Acharya, Ram N ...... 71 Attaway, Audra R...... 132 Acri nee Lybecker, Kristina ML ...... 70 Avendaño-Enciso, Alipia ...... 78, 95 Adewusi, Ademola ...... 22, 35 Avlon, Kiana ...... 141 Adkisson, Richard V...... 65, 72 Avsar, Rojhat ...... 64, 67 Aguilar-García, Francisco Javier...... 84, 108 Ayala, Edgardo ...... 71 Akhther, Najma ...... 104, 106 Ayala, Jordan ...... 61 Alaniz, Kristen ...... 59 Ayala-Gallardo, Miriam Lizeth ...... 89 Albanesi, Heather Powers ...... x, 52, 54, 55 Ayers, Jeffrey ...... 26 Alexandre, Pierre ...... 27 Baah-Kumi, Bernard ...... 73 AL-Fayez, Diana ...... 114, 118 Baker, David L...... 117 Alharethi, Mesfer ...... 105 Baldridge, Stephen ...... 133 Ali, Leena A...... 149 Baldwin, Landon ...... 112 Alomari, Asem ...... 105 Ballegeer, Joe ...... 68 Alonso, Carolina ...... 31 Baltutis, Jesse ...... 32 Alshammari, Musaed ...... 106 Baranes, Avraham ...... 63, 66 Altabtabaei, Hashem ...... 12 Barlow, Jessica ...... 113 Altamirano, Nelson ...... 67 Barnes, Nielan ...... 50, 97, 136, 145 Alvarado Ortiz, José Humberto 51, 100, 147 Barnes, William...... 64 Alvarado, José Humberto 51, 100, 135, 147 Barraza, Martha Patricia ...... 27 Amaral, Michelle M...... 72, 73 Barzola, María Verónica ...... 16 Amato, Anthony J...... 123 Bass Zavala, Sonia ...... 33 Amey, Foster ...... 135 Basulto-Castillo, Angélica ...... 80, 85, 99 Amilhat Szary, Anne Laure ...... 22, 26, 36 Bates-Eamer, Nicole ...... 34, 39 Anarbaeva, Samara ...... 106 Becker, Jessica ...... 27 Anda González, David de ...... 84, 108 Beecher, Blake ...... 133 Anda, Roberto de ...... 49, 96 Beicken, Julie ...... 135 Anderson, Greg ...... 30, 44 Bejarano, Nayla ...... 87 Anderson, Joan B...... 31, 38 Bell, Robert ...... 2, 4, 78 Andrade-Castillo, Juan Carlos ...... 93 Benally, Darrien ...... 5 Andrews, Christina ...... 3 Bendeck, Shawna ...... 131 Andrist, Debra D...... ii, iii, x, 46, 48, 49, 93, Bennett, Cheryl Louise Redhorse .. x, 2, 4, 5, 95, 96, 97 60 Ángeles Flores, María de los 35, 36, 87, 102, Bento Botarelli, Artur ...... 64 111 Berger Bush, Sasha ...... 62 Ángulo Pasel, Carla ...... 17, 39, 142 Bergquist, Kathleen ...... 134 Aparicio-Padilla, Dulce María ...... 99, 100 Berry, Dianne ...... i Appleyard, Bruce ...... 113 Besier, Gerhard ...... 23 Arbogast, Courtney ...... 130 Bharath, Del ...... 141 Arciga-Zavala, Blanca Estela ...... 98, 146 Biegert, Austin ...... 81 Arellano-García, Evarista ... 77, 94, 98, 124, Bigalke, Zachary R...... 82 146 Biggs, Trent ... 17, 20, 46, 47, 75, 76, 85, 86 Argandona, Monica ...... 112 Bisson, Alexandria ...... 132 Arreola Sánchez, Ilse Abigail ...... 27 Bissonnette, Andréanne . 17, 21, 24, 41, 43, Ashbrook, John E...... 128 142 Atkinson, David ...... 39 Bjork, Jim ...... 129 Atlas, Pierre M...... x, 43, 44 Black, Amy C...... 52

151 Index of Participants

Boehm, Lindsey Jo ...... 2, 3 Cázares, Jehú ...... 49, 96 Bonnekessen, Barbara .. i, iii, x, 8, 142, 145, Chacón-Silva, Areli ...... 36, 87 149 Champlin, Dell P...... 62 Boucher, Vincent ...... 24, 43 Chang, Joice ...... 77 Bourgeon, Mathilde ...... 18, 21, 24, 43 Chapa Cantú, Joana Cecilia .... 51, 100, 147 Boyle, Edward...... 10, 14, 38 Chapa, Joana...... 71 Boyles, Lisa M...... 103, 105 Chávez, Manuel ...... 25, 35 Bozanich, Emily ...... 60 Chávez, Marina ...... 116 Bozanich, Stevan ...... 83 Chávez-Flores, Yolanda Viridiana ... 98, 146 Brand, Matthew ...... 32 Chávez-Soledad, Marisol Fernanda ...... 87 Brault, Erik ...... 53 Chen, Gang ...... 118, 119 Bravo Cadena, Jessica ...... 33 Chen, Shu-Heng ...... 61, 138 Brock, Haley ...... 131 Cherkas, Nataliia ...... 71 Brown, Christopher ...... iii, x, 42, 137 Chi, Naomi ... 10, 13, 14, 17, 29, 35, 38, 142 Brown, Stephen ...... x, 1 Chin, Amanda ...... 15, 26 Browning-Keen, Valencia ...... 49, 97 Chon, Woohyung...... 13, 29 Bruce, Benjamin ...... 28 Chuaqui, Jorge ...... 53 Brunet-Jailly, Emmanuel .. x, 14, 22, 36, 38 Chun Wetterau, Sharon ...... 133 Brunjes, Benjamin M...... 121, 122 Chung, Ai-Ting ...... 11 Brunner, Eric ...... 121 Cital Morales, Frida Sofìa 17, 20, 46, 47, 75, Buehring, Lynda ...... 113 76, 85, 86 Bugshan, Lujain ...... 57, 105, 148 Clark, Jessica ...... iii, 124, 149 Bukowczyk, John ...... 127 Clay, J. Eugene ...... 128 Burkardt, Nina ...... 76, 109 Cole, Paula ...... 63, 139 Burke, John Francis ...... 49, 97 Colín-García, Araceli ...... 93, 101, 110, 148 Burkey, Brant ...... 104 Colín-Mar, Ismael ...... 96 Burns, Beau ...... 70 Collins, Holly ...... 44 Butler, Kevin D...... 81 Collins, Justus ...... i Calderón -Porter, María Eugenia ...... 112 Collins, Kimberly ...... 17, 32, 34, 142 Calloway-Graham, Diane .... iii, x, 131, 132, Commuri, Chandra ... x, 112, 113, 115, 116 133 Companion, Michèle ...... i, 80 Camarena-Ojinaga, Lourdes77, 94, 98, 124, Comparán Orozco, Angélica Stefanía . ix, 78, 146 95, 150 Camargo-Rentería, Edith ...... 78 Concepción Garay-López, Julieta ....90, 130, Campbell, Julie ...... 131 144 Capehart, Kevin W...... 63 Connelly, Kristi ...... i Capotescu, Cristian ...... 129 Conner, Kevin ...... 64 Cappellano, Francesco ...... 28 Contreras-Orozco, Leticia ...... 94 Carpenter, Michael ...... 36, 37, 147 Cooper, Cole ...... 135 Carr, D. Jasun ...... 105 Coronado, Irasema ...... 21, 36, 38 Carrington, Peyton M...... 81, 143 Correa-Cabrera, Guadalupe . 17, 22, 25, 38, Carroll, Deborah A...... 120, 121 41, 142 Carruthers, David ...... 31 Corronado, Irasema...... 35 Carter, Scott ...... x, 138 Cortéz-Godínez, José ...... 92 Casaglia, Anna ...... 33 Cota-Guzmán, Hilda Irene ...... 90 Cassidy, Steven ...... 54, 55 Coy, Patrick G...... 110 Cassie, Gabriel...... 32 Cozine, Keith...... 15 Castro-Figueroa, Fernando Manuel ...... 89 Craig, Lynn ...... 141

152 Index of Participants

Cruz, Giselle ...... 109 Enyinnaya, Joy ...... 69 Cruz, Pamela ...... 35 Erickson, Christopher A...... x, 70, 73, 137 Cruz-Guzmán, Ulises Osbaldo de la . 79, 96, Eselebor, Willis Aziegbe ...... 25 101 Espina, Carlos Eduardo ...... ix, 29 Cummings-Bernal, José Luis ...... 89 Estrada-Márquez, Juan Fernando ...... 89 Curran, Kevin ...... 104 Etsate-Gashytewa, Kiana ...... 5 D’Aragon-Giguère, Thalia ...... 21, 24, 41, 43 Eudaily, Sean Patrick ...... 5 Dada, Oluwayinka ...... 56, 105, 148 Evans, Kelly ...... 128 Dalby, Simon ...... 22, 32 Fabionar, James ...... 55 Danton, Madison O...... 108, 130 Fabionar, Jason ...... 55 Dávalos-Romo, María Teresa ..... 90, 92, 144 Falcón Orta, Vanessa ...... 19, 30, 40 Davidova, Evguenia ...... 129 Farfán-García, María del Carmen90, 92, 99, De La Rosa, Christopher 17, 20, 46, 47, 75, 144 76, 85, 86 Feaver, Tyler ...... 65 De Las Fuentes Lacavex, Gloria Aurora . 51, Fedorova, Maria ...... 126 79, 101 Ferrill, Jamie ...... 15 Dean, Eric ...... 65 Feu, Montse ...... 48, 93 Dean, Erik ...... 66 Fierro-López, Laura Emilia ...... 92, 96 Decker, J.W...... 112, 119 Figueroa, Norma ...... 48, 54, 91 Decoville, Antoine ...... 42 Fitzgerald, Janine ...... 31 Deen, Ahmed ...... 106 Flanigan, Shawn ...... 113, 116 Delgadillo-Guzmán, Leonor Guadalupe .. 88, Florido-Alejo, Ángel Lorenzo ... 50, 100, 102, 143 110, 111 Delhumeau Rivera, Sheila ...... 51, 79, 101 Foad, Hisham ...... 74 DeOtte, Erin K...... 132 Foltz, Maggie ...... 2, 5 Despain, Hans G...... 63 Footer, Dawn ...... 114 Díaz, Moises ...... iii, x, 131, 133, 134 Fowler, Gilbert ...... 103, 105 Díaz-Carrión, Isis Arlene .... 50, 51, 97, 100, Franklin, Aimee ...... 77, 118 136, 145, 147 French, Kempa ...... 52, 57, 148 Divine, Teresa F...... 136 French, Laurence ...... 18, 49, 97 Djordjevski, Josef ...... 127 Fryer, Paul ...... 19 Donoso, Claudia ...... 37, 147 Fuentes, Viola ...... x, 112, 115 Dorbolo, Chiara ...... 16 Furukawa, Koji ...... 35 Dorf Nielsen, Henrik ...... 35 Gagnon, Frédérick ...... 24, 43 Dorfman, Adrianna ...... 11, 18, 24 Gales, Jerrold ...... 150 Doucette, Meriem ...... 117 Galindo Aldana, Gilberto Manuel .... 35, 132 Drabek, Thomas E...... 135 Galindo, María Dolores Tapia ...... 130 Drapela, Laurie A...... 59 Gallamore, Monica S...... iii, x, 81, 82, 143 Duffin, Diane L...... 109 García Arvizu, Ernesto ...... 20, 47, 76, 86 Duggan, Andrew ...... 119 García Escobar, Eva Lilia ...... 99 Durand, Frederic ...... 42 García León, Leonel ...... 98, 146 Durão, Rosário...... 56, 137 García Meza, Adriana ...... 88 Eagar, Kyle ...... 73, 79 García Pérez, Hilda ...... 27 Earley, Joseph ...... 9 García, Briseyda ...... 132 Earnhardt, Hannah ...... 81, 143 García-Meza, Adriana ...... 93 Ebdon, Carol ...... 118 Garrett, Terence ...... 21 Elardo, Justin ...... 64 Gattinger, Monica ...... 30, 44 Elizondo, Napoleón Gudino ...... 32 Gay, Andrew ...... 103

153 Index of Participants

Gay, David E.R...... 9 Halder, Tamoghna ...... 70 Geisler, Karl...... 73 Hale, Geoffrey E...... 22, 24, 30, 43, 44 Gen, Sheldon ...... 76, 109 Hall, John ...... 64, 67 Gerber, James B...... 31, 38 Hanson, Ralph E...... 104 Ghuman, Umar...... 114 Harvey, Neil ...... 29 Gibbs, Norman Paul ...... 114 Harvey, Wendy ...... 149 Gillion, Leah ...... ix, 136 Hasson, Shlomo ...... 40, 45 Gjertson, W. Geoffrey ...... 140 Hastings, Rebecca ...... 83 Glaser, Amelia ...... 126, 127 Hataley, Todd ...... 15 Glass, Cynthia ...... 59 Healey, Gavin A...... 5 Glessner (Mott), Andrea ...... x, 123 Henríquez Lagos, Paola Andrea ...... 102, 111 Gokatalay, Gozde Emen ...... 82 Herke, Kate ...... i, iii Gokatalay, Semih ...... 82 Hermann, Arturo...... 64 Gómez Muñiz, Magdiel ...... 94 Hermida, Maikel ...... 48, 54, 91 Gómez, Ricardo ...... 15, 26 Hernández López, Ana Gabriela ...... 28 Gómez-Collado, Martha Esthela ...... 91 Hernández, Deborah ...... 34 Gómez-Muñiz, Magdiel ...... 94 Hernández-García, Adriana ...... 78, 95 Gomez-Schempp, Cindy Azucena ...... 41 Hernández-Sosa, Isabel Del Carmen 93, 110 Gónzález de Bustamante, Celeste ...... 25 Herrejón, Miriam Janely ...... 109 Gonzalez Gorman, Sylvia ...... 16 Herrin, Bill ...... 72 González, Xavier Oliveras ...... 42 Hert, Tamsen ...... 123 González-Andrade, Salvador ...... 86 Hicks, James ...... 105 González-Baltazar, Raquel ...... 96 Hidalgo-Santacruz, Gustavo ...... 96 González-Beltrones, Adria Velia ...... 89, 102, Hild, Matthew ...... 124 111 Hildreth, W. Bartley ...... 120 González-Berrueto, Elsa Catalina ...... 88 Hill Maher, Kristen ...... 31 González-Marín, María Luisa .... 88, 98, 101, Hill, Greg ...... 64 124, 143, 146, 148 Hill, Lilian ...... 5 González-Nolasco, Victor Enrique ...... 89 Hill, Margot ...... 5 González-Pérez, Cándido ...... 89, 91 Hillig, Ariane ...... 62, 138 Goodrich, Kristen ...... 32 Hinojosa Arago, Daniela ...... 90 Goolsby, Wendy ...... 60 Hoang, Trang ...... 121 Gorina, Evgenia ...... 118 Hodge, Edwin ...... 39 Gosart, Ulia ...... 127 Holmgren, Beth ...... 129 Gould, Larry A...... i, iii, 59 Honea, Joy Crissey ...... 135 Gouminlal, T...... 16 Hopkins, Barbara ...... 63, 65, 139 Graf, Doug ...... 140, 141 Howard, Stephenie ...... 1 Green, Mitchell ...... 65 Huang, Min Hua ...... 109 Greene, Barbara ...... 11, 12 Huelsbeck, Alyssa ...... 2, 5 Griffin, Darrin J...... 57 Hummel, Daniel ...... 120 Grinder, Darrin ...... x, 7 Hung, Po-Yi ...... 10, 14 Grzechnik, Marta ...... 127 Hunt Krueger, Rochelle ...... 109 Guerra-García, Ernesto ...... 93 Hurt, R. Douglas ...... 123, 124 Günther, María Griselda ...... 20, 47, 76, 86 Iglesias Prieto, Norma ...... 31 Gurrola-Peña, Gloria Margarita ...... 144 Iribe Ramírez, Yvette ...... 15, 26 Gutiérrez-Linares, Delia ...... 94 Isern, Thomas D...... 107 Guzman, Tatyana ...... x, 118, 119 Islam, Khairul ...... 104 Habegger, Kimberly ...... 49, 95 Ivanova-Nyberg, Daniela ...... 129

154 Index of Participants

Ivey, Jamie ...... 82 Krupa, Olha ...... 118 Ivonchyk, Mikhail ...... 122 Krys, Lana ...... 129 Iwashita, Akihiro ...... 10, 14, 26, 38 Kudzmaite, Gintare ...... 40 Jackson, Cynthia D...... x, 52 Kuester, Daniel ...... 9 Jackson-Pitts, Mary ...... x, 103, 104, 106 Kumar Sedai, Ashish ...... 64 Jafri, Kazim ...... 60 Kunze, Konstantin ...... 74 Jakubczak, Aleksandra ...... 149 Kurtin, Kate ...... 57 James, Mike ...... 113 Laine, Jussi ...... 18, 33 Jardón-Hernández, Ana Elizabeth ...... 89 Lakhani, Shabnam ...... 12 Jarratt-Snider, Karen ...... iii, 3, 4, 5, 6, 60 Lamb, Berton ...... 109 Jasiewicz, Krzysztof ...... 129 Lamidi, Esther ...... 135 Jiménez Díaz, Antonio...... 102, 111 Lancaster, Linus ...... 35 Jiménez, Marisol ...... 132 Langarudi, Saeed P...... 73 Jiménez-Díaz, Antonio ...... 101, 148 LaPlue, Lawrence Dale ...... 78 Jin, Xianlin ...... ix, 106, 114 Lara-Valencia, Francisco ...... 24, 30, 137 Johnson, Ann Marie ...... 117 Larson, Sarah E...... x, 118, 121, 122 Johnson, Brad A. M...... 119 Lasater, Robert ...... 72 Jones, Cara E...... 53 Lauzus, Nicole ...... 149 Jordan, Meagan M...... 120 Lee, E. Scott ...... x, 112 Jose, Justina ...... 120 Lee, Hye-ryoung ...... 13, 29 Joy, Andrew ...... 105 Lee, Mansokku ...... 70 Kafai, Shayda ...... 144 Lee, Yu Jung ...... 13, 29 Kamel, Nabil ...... 28 Leitz, Lisa ...... 24 Kang, Hyewon ...... 118 Leloup, Fabienne...... 23, 24, 31 Kapell Loewy, Andrea ...... 140 Lester, Stanford K...... x, 81, 82, 83, 144 Karnes, Colin ...... 116 Leuenberger, Christine ...... 18 Keidan, Omer ...... 114 Leuprecht, Christian ...... 11, 15, 18, 26 Kelley, Suzzanne ...... x, 107, 123 Li, Josefina Y...... 61, 138 Kemp, Robert ...... 62 Li, Ning ...... 5, 112 Kern, Kimberley ...... ix, 132 Li, Zhongjin ...... 62, 138, 140 Khalaf, Christelle ...... 120 Liang, Yan ...... 67 Killsback, Leo ...... x, 2, 4, 78 Liao, Wei-Jie ...... 119 Kim, Jiseul ...... 118, 121 Licona-Michel, Ángel ...... 92 Kim, Junghack ...... 121 Lien, Yu-Hsiu ...... 10, 14 Kim, Minjeong...... 34 Lilly, Meredith ...... 30, 44 Kim, Youngsung ...... 118, 119 Lim, Kyounghwa ...... 13, 29 Kim, Yunseung ...... 118 Lima Carlini, Newton de ...... 63, 66 Kinzle, Lauren ...... 114 Lindsay, David H...... 69 Kirkey, Christopher ...... 44 Linn, James G...... x, 48, 52, 53, 54, 91 Klatt, Martin ...... 23, 36 Lipps, Alan J...... 131, 132 Klein, Kimberley ...... ix, 150 Liu, Louis C...... 117 Knoblock, Kenneth...... 23 Loewy, Andy F...... 140, 141 Kodrich, Kris ...... 103, 104 Loeza, Porfirio ...... 93, 96 Kohpahl, Gabriele ...... 25 Lonergan, Kelly ...... 105 Konrad, Victor ...... 22, 33, 34, 38, 40 Longo, Matthew...... 18, 41 Kraeger, Patsy ...... x, 106, 112, 115, 116 López, Diane ...... 15, 26 Kralovec, Etta ...... 24 Lorenz, Beyza ...... 149 Kruger, David ...... 123 Lorenz, Fredrick W...... 83

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Lozano Martínez, Francisco Javier ... 84, 108 McCoy, Brandon ...... 66 Lozano-García, Gricelda Sagrario ...... 89 McDonald, Bruce D. III...... 118, 119 Lozano-Rojas, Felipe ...... 120 McKinney, Joseph A...... 71 Lubamersky, Lynn ...... 129 McNamara, Cate ...... 115 Lucas, Christopher ...... 103 Medina Núñez, Ignacio ...... 84, 108 Luévano, Rafael ...... 41 Medina, Christina A...... 113 Luna-López, Humberto de . 98, 99, 124, 146 Medina, Ignacio ...... x, 108 Luxton, India ...... 135 Medina, Javier ...... 71 Lybecker, Donna L...... 42, 109, 137 Medina-Núñez, Ignacio ...... 84 Macdonald, Laura ...... 26 Medina-Núñez, Ignacio ...... 108 Macfarlane, Daniel ...... 32 Medina-Ortega, Javier ...... 80, 85, 99 Maclachlan, Fiona...... 63 Meier, Daniel ...... 11, 18, 40, 45 MacPherson, Amy ...... 56, 57, 148 Melchior Fair, Ely ...... 62 Madan, Tushar ...... 12 Melichar, Mark ...... iii, x, 9, 137 Madsen, Kenneth ...... 16 Mensah Noi, Samuel ...... 148 Magnus, Samantha ...... 34 Mexica, C.T...... 41 Maher, Craig ...... 119 Millard, Christine ...... 7 Mahtani, Ayako...... 82 Minah, Galen ...... 140 Maley, Patrick J...... 76 Minnotte, Krista ...... iii Malone, Kevan ...... 21 Mizutani, Yuka ...... 40 Malyshava, Mila ...... 66 Mogrovejo Andrade, Johanna Milenna .... 38 Mancillas-Treviño, Fernando ...... 100 Mohanty, Biswajit ...... 19 Mansson, Johannes ...... 70 Molenar, Matt ...... i Manzanárez, Magdaleno ...... 18, 49, 97 Monfredini, Ivanise ...... 50 Mao, KuoRay ...... x, 50, 97, 135, 136, 145 Montes de Oca Hernández, Acela .... 79, 101 Marfe, Gabriella ...... 55 Montoya, T. Mark ...... 19 Márquez-Duarte, Fernando David ...... 85 Monty, Christopher ...... 126 Marrufo, Rafael Mauricio ...... 33 Morales, Federico ...... 26 Martin, Zaira ...... 29 Morales-Reynoso, Tania ...... 88, 143 Martínez Mendez, María Isabel ...... 150 Moreno, Aaron ...... 110 Martínez, David ...... 3 Moreno-Rico, Alán ...... 89 Martínez-Brawley, Emilia E...... 133 Morton, Flor ...... 90 Martínez-Lobatos, Lilia ...... 92, 96 Mouton, Norma ...... 113 Martínez-Valdés, Concepción ...... 77, 94 Moysén-Chimal, Alejandra...... 90, 130, 144 Martínez-Valdés, Guadalupe Concepción 98, Mumme, Stephen ...... iii, 38, 42, 77, 94 124, 146 Munck, Lauren ...... 77 Martini, Peter J...... x, 80, 130 Muñoz, Jennifer ...... 131 Mateo, Nancy ...... 29 Muñoz-Esquer, Sergio Eduardo ...... 87 Mathur, Vandna ...... 141 Muravyeva, Marianna ...... 129 Matkin, David S.T...... 121 Murray, Melissa ...... 131 Matson, Waylon ...... 32 Murray, Michael J ...... 67 Matthews, Edward ...... 40 Myser, Suzette ...... 119 Matthews, Nicola ...... 61 Nank, Renee ...... 31 Matus, Max ...... 36 Naranjo, Jason ...... 54, 55 Maughan, Suzanne ...... 131 Nath Tiwari, Kashi ...... 69 Maxwell, Alex ...... 127 Nath, Cori ...... ix, 150 McClellan, Matthew L...... 113, 115 Nautiyal, Snigdha ...... 77 McConnell, Stephen J...... 105 Nawar, Essraa ...... 24

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Neshkova, Milena ...... 119 Peña Barrera, Leticia ...... 33 Nesiba, Reynold F...... 61, 65, 66, 68, 72 Pérez, Gabriela ...... 132 Nettles, Kate ...... 133 Pérez, Jessy K...... 134 Nguyen, Luyen ...... 72 Peroff, Deidre M ...... 4, 78 Nicholson, Tracy ...... 116 Peroff, Nicholas ...... 3, 4 Nicol, Heather ...... 19, 26, 34 Peterson, Janice ...... 66 Niebuhr, Robert ...... 81, 127 Pflaumer, Christopher ...... 106, 116 Nielsen, Marianne ...... 3, 4, 6, 60 Phillips, Eric ...... 81 Noi, Samuel ...... 57, 103 Phillips, Michelle ...... 50, 97, 136, 145 Noor, Sajid Al ...... 71 Pieper, Jadwiga ...... 25 Núñez-Mchiri, Gina ...... 36 Pimentel, Katrina ...... 98, 146 Núñez-Sánchez, Onésimo ...... 89 Prado, Carolina ...... 37, 147 Nusbaum, Emily ...... 55 Prasad Adhikari, Basanta ...... 12 O’Bryan, Mark ...... 140, 141 Prestes, Vithor Amaral ...... 35 O’Dell, Jesse ...... 126 Prigent, Misty Clover ...... 42 Obomighie Omoze, Anastasia ... 56, 80, 104, Ptak, Tom ...... 33 105, 145, 148 Puaschunder, Julia ...... 106, 116 Oesteraas, Ida ...... 5 Quinn, Dory ...... 136 Ohara, Frank ...... 69 Quintero Castellanos, Carlos Emigdio ..... 85 Ojala, Lori ...... 16 Radic, Andrej ...... 127 Oliveira Scaglione, Guilherme de ...... 67 Ramírez Jiménez, Ana Luisa ...... 72 Oliveira, Paulo ...... 54, 91 Ramirez, Jennette ...... 144 Ortega-Jiménez, Tomasa ...... 93 Ramírez-Díaz, José Antonio ...... 92, 96 Osiobe, Ejiro ...... 70 Ramírez-Hernández, Jorge.... 17, 20, 46, 47, Ossian, Brita ...... 109 75, 76, 85, 86 Otruba, Ariel ...... 16 Rangel Pérez, Cindy Paola ...... 51, 100, 147 Overholser, Amber ...... 75, 76, 77, 116 Ransaw, Theodore ...... 1 Padilla-Mireles, Andrea Itzel ...... 89 Razor, Sasha ...... 126 Page, Ashley ...... 78 Reichert, Jenny ...... 130, 135 Page, Jaime ...... 48, 54, 91 Reyes Ruvalcaba, David ...... 33 Palhegyi, Joel ...... 127 Reyes, Francisca ...... 70 Panagia, Giancarlo ...... 77, 141 Rice, Matt ...... 65 Panizo Cardona, César Augusto ...... 38 Richardson, Kathrine ...... 34 Parada Gallardo, Tania ...... 79, 101 Rider, Bailey ...... 110 Parada, Jairo ...... 67 Rising, Stephen ...... 7, 141 Pardo, Camilo ...... 22 Rivera Cárdenas, Kendy ...... 30, 40 Park, Sungho ...... 119 Rivera-Villegas, Rosa María del Consuelo99, Park, Yongjun ...... 11, 12 102, 125 Park, Young Joo ...... 118, 121 Robbins, Mark ...... 121 Pathak, Rahul ...... 122 Robertson, James ...... 127 Patrón, Kristofer ...... 113 Robinson-Bours, Martha Lucia ...... 88 Patterson, Patrick ...... x, 126, 127, 128, 129 Rocha, Cristina ...... 132 Payan, Tony ...... 21, 38, 41 Rodney, Lee ...... 34 Payne Ossian, Lisa ...... x, 123, 124 Rodríguez González, Luz Orieta ..... 102, 125 Peach, Jim ...... 65, 66, 72 Rodríguez-Burgueño, J. Eliana ... 17, 20, 46, Pearson, Holly ...... 55 47, 75, 76, 85, 86 Pederson, Daphne ...... iii Rodríguez-Castillo, Benjamín ...... 91 Pederson, William B...... 35, 132 Rodríguez-Manzanares, Eduardo ...... 94

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Rogers, Jenn ...... 133 Serrano-Barquín, Carolina ...... 88, 143 Rojas López, Marco A...... 27 Serrano-Barquín, Héctor ...... 88, 143 Rojas Santana, Mar ...... 89 Serrano-Barquín, Rocío ...... 88, 143 Rojas-García, Adelaida ...... 88, 143 Seydou, Aminatou ...... 58 Rojas-Santiago, Karla ...... 100 Shadabi, Leila ...... 73, 79 Romero-Tscheschner, Adriana ...... 91 Shank, Bettina ...... 55 Rosales, Yetzi ...... 28 Sharmak, Neelam ...... 105 Rosales-Saldaña, Jorge Abel ...... 80, 92, 99 Shen, Lindsay ...... 24 Rosas-Baños, Mara ...... 79, 101 Shirk, David ...... 21, 41 Rother, Jean ...... 53 Shishkin, Dmitry...... 71 Roy, Nilanjana ...... 39 Shon, Jongmin ...... 121 Ruiz-Flores, Jesús ...... x Silva, Carlos G...... 73 Ruíz-Flores, Jesús iii, 50, 84, 100, 110, 137 Silva-Carbajal, Miguel Ángel ... 93, 101, 110, Ruiz-Serrano, Emilio ...... 88, 143 148 Rushton, Edmund G. II ...... 59 Simi, Gianlluca ...... 31 Ryu, Seeun ...... 118 Simonsen, Bill ...... 121 Saare, Margit ...... 36 Sinclair, Ryan ...... 116 Sabharwal, Meghna ...... iii, x, 10, 12 Singh, Lee G.K...... 126 Sabo, Abrian ...... 67 Sivers Boyce, Nathan ...... 63, 66 Sachs, Stephen M...... 2, 4 Smith, Steve ...... 5 Saldívar Hodgson, Nikkie ...... 56, 148 Snow, Jessica ...... 132 Salibian, Tamar V...... 144 Soberano Serrano, Alma Alejandra .. 51, 79, Salkeld, Helen A...... 82, 144 100, 101, 147 Salkeld, Patrick H ...... 81, 143 Sohn, Christophe ...... 21, 30 Sammons, Thomas ...... x Soi, Isabella ...... 40, 45 Sammons, Thomas C...... 140 Sorenson, Carl J ...... 133 Samuel, Okunade ...... 25 Sorenson, Kelley ...... 103 Sánchez, Marta E...... 49, 95 Spanberger, Christian ...... 65 Sánchez-Fimbres, Sahid Harvey ...... 89 Stanaland, Les ...... 109 Sández Pérez, Agustín ...... 27 Staudt, Kathleen ...... 17, 30, 41, 142 Sandoval-Moreno, Francisca Delia ...... 92 Steinmann, Heather ...... 59, 107 Santander Rivera, Montserrat ...... 49, 95 Stockard, Russell ...... 105, 106 Säre, Margit ...... 28 Stojanovic, Ana ...... 129 Sauceda Parra, Angélica Lidia ...... 70, 72 Stoklosa, Katarzyna ...... 23 Saucedo De La Fuente, David ...... 71 Stolz, Suzanne ...... 53, 55 Sawaya, Mary A...... 53 Stone, Samuel B...... 118, 120 Sayer, Kyeann...... 128 Su, Min ...... 120 Schaniel, William C...... iii, x, 107, 150 Sukeda, Akatsuki ...... 72 Schelly, Chelsea ...... iii, 75, 77, 78, 137 Sun, Hao ...... 71, 121, 122 Schlotterback, Alexis ...... 110 Sundberg, Kelly ...... 15 Schneider, Geoffrey E. .... x, 61, 63, 66, 138, Sundstrom, Linda-Marie ...... 108, 128 139 TaghVaiee, Jessica ...... 37, 147 Schugurensky, Daniel ...... 114 Takai, Yukari ...... 39 Scorcia, Carmella ...... 25 Tavakol, Hassan ...... 17, 46, 75, 85 Scott, James W...... 18, 26, 33, 80, 85, 87 Taylor, Lawrence D...... 40, 45 Scott, Patrick ...... 115 Taylor, Valerie ...... 1 Scott-Janicik, Cindy ...... 59 Teters, Sean ...... 150 Seepersad, Gregory ...... i Tewari, Neelakshi Rajeev ...... 114

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Thai, Hung Cam ...... 136 Waller, William ...... 66 Thede, Nicole ...... 53 Wang, Grace ...... 140 Thomas, Jacky...... 133 Wang, Ji ...... 11, 12 Thompson, Kevin ...... x, 59 Wang, Jianglong ...... 11 Tiwari, Kashi Nath ...... x Ward, Amy ...... ix, 134 Todorova, Zdravka ...... 66 Warnecke, Tonia ...... 63 Tokle, Robert ...... 73 Wassemberg, Birte ...... 22, 23, 38 Tollefson, Derrik ...... 133 Watkins, John P...... 66 Torn, Jon Leon ...... x, 56, 57, 58 Watt, Peggy ...... 104 Tramoni, Charlène ...... 5 Welch, Jeanie ...... 128 Trautman, Laurie ...... 16, 28, 34 Welsh, Megan ...... 113, 116 Treviño-Benavides, Teresa Berenice ...... 88 Wheelock, Rick ...... 3, 4 Triparthi, Dhananjay ...... 11, 18, 41 Whisler, L. Ruth ...... 132 Tsinnajinnie, Belin ...... 2 White, Janis H...... 49 Tsinnajinnie, Leola ...... 3 Widdis, Randy ...... 26, 33, 39 Tsosie-Paddock, Aresta ...... 2 Wieneke, Lexi ...... 150 Tymoigne, Eric ...... 68 Wienke, Lexi ...... ix Udovicki-Selb, Danilo ...... 126 Wilkins, David E...... 4 Upoma, Shahrin ...... 12 Williams, Arzelia ...... 149 Urias, Sheslie ...... 132 Wilson, Benjamin ...... 61 Valdés-Recio, Gabriela ...... 88 Wilson, Debra R...... x, 52, 53 Vallet, Elisabeth ...... 18, 24, 26, 41, 43 Wilson, Neal J...... 61, 65 van der Velde, Martin ...... 33, 36 Wisman, Jon ...... 65 VanCamp, Aloha A...... 133 Witt, Stephanie L...... 114 Vandervalk, Sandra ...... 34 Worman, Michael ...... 105 VanNijnatten, Debora...... 26 Wright, Steven ...... 32 Vannini, Sara ...... 15, 26 Wulf, Timbre ...... 131 VanWieren, Rachel ...... 48, 93 Xiong, Tingting ...... 71 Varma, Roli...... 12 Yabeny, Pam ...... 2 Vásquez Hurtado, David ...... 31 Yang, Sophie E...... 149 Velasco Aulcy, Lizzett ...... 51, 79, 101 Yasar, Yavuz ...... 62, 64, 138 Velasco, Marcela ...... 77, 78, 94, 95 Yefimova, Katya ...... 15, 26 Vélez-Bautista, Graciela ...... 88, 143 Yin, Zifei ...... 103 Venegas Sahagún, Beatriz Adriana ...... 77 Yu, Jinhai ...... 120 Venken, Machteld ...... 19, 25 Yusuf, Wie ...... 120 Vercoe, Moana J...... 109 Zahrawi, Samar ...... 145 Viacava-Breiding, Fernando Pedro x, 50, 84, Zavala-Lozano, Jesús Javier ...... 89 91, 100, 110 Zavala-Trejo, Ana Cecilia ...... 88 Villaveces-López, Martha Cecilia ..... 90, 130, Zeng, Lily ...... x, 103 144 Zermeño-Flores, Ana Isabel ...... 96 Villegas, Paloma ...... 37, 147 Zhu, Yizhi ...... 113 Virkkunen, Joni ...... 33 Ziebarth-Bovill, Jane ...... 109 Voeltz, Richard A...... 82 Zúñiga-Sánchez, María Hortensia ...... 99 Wagner, Richard ...... 66 Zvobgo, Varaidzo ...... 114 Walker, Margath ...... 25

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• 2.8 Overall undergraduate GPA of or higher • 18 undergraduate hours in Spanish (minimum) MASTER OF ARTS • 1 Cover letter and C.V. written in English • 1 writing sample in Spanish, IN SPANISH preferably from an upper-level Spanish course or similar The Master of Arts in Spanish is professional text (1000 words minimum) designed to prepare students for • 2 letters of recommendation careers as Spanish instructors in secondary and higher education Start taking courses in Fall, institutions, for employment as Spring, or Summer semesters. professional interpreters within various industries, for future advanced study, Financial Aid Opportunities and for advancing their proficiency in Scholarships, Grants, Work Study, a second language and culture. Loans

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