academic writing, the editing process, and techniques for talking to Friday, August 15 journalists who contact you about your work. Participants will learn how to: • Recognize a news peg on which to hang an Op-Ed or article • Conferences Pitch an Op-Ed or article to a publication • Work within the give-and- Department Chairs Conference. Linking a Liberal take of a publication’s editing process • Demystify complex concepts for a general audience • Work with reporters seeking information about Learning Centered Sociology Major to Successful their research • Pre-session work: Before the workshop meets, Employment Outcomes: Vision, Mission, and participants will be asked to submit a brief description of their research Implementation (8:00am-5:15pm; ticket required for and to read a few published Op-Eds or essays written by academics admission) about their research. (Fee: None/Free of Charge; Participants must Directors of Graduate Study Conference. Preparing preregister for the Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) Graduate Students for Multiple Career Outcomes: 3. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference Vision, Mission and Implementation (1:00-5:45pm; Workshop 03. Being Interviewed On Camera ticket required for admission) Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of New York-Hunter College Other Groups Leader: C.J. Pascoe, University of Oregon Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) Council Meeting (8:00am- Do you want to share your research and knowledge with the widest 4:30pm) possible audience? This hands-on workshop will prepare you to share Association of Black Sociologists (8:00am-6:30pm) your academic research with the public through the media. You will Gender, Science and Organizations Writing Workshop learn what kinds of stories appeal to journalists, how to get your stories to the attention of editors, how to best formulate your ideas in print and (8:00am-5:00pm; pre-registration required) how to be interviewed on camera. Participants will meet for a hands-on Korean Sociologists in America Miniconference (2:00- run through of being interviewed. Participants will also learn the basics 6:00pm) of the television interview, including: • How to pitch your story ideas to North American Chinese Sociologists Association broadcast news editors • How to contextualize your ideas within the parameters of broadcast news • How to field a wide variety of questions (8:30am-6:30pm) • How to act and react in front of the camera; and how to "own" your Section on Teaching and Learning Pre-conference interview. Participants will learn about the interview experience, strong Workshop on Teaching: Civility in the Classroom and weak answers, ideal body stance, and other key elements for an (8:00am-5:00pm) outstanding interview on camera. While not required, as an additional option, three-to-four participants will also have the opportunity to be Self Society Colloquium (8:00am-5:00pm) interviewed on camera and get critical feedback from the instructor(s). Space is limited to 15 participants. (Fee: None/Free of Charge; Meetings Participants must preregister for the Annual Meeting in order to register Orientation for 1st Year Minority Fellowship Program for this event.) (8:30am-4:30pm) Fellows

Honors Program Orientation (4:00-6:00pm) 10:00 am Sessions 4. Course. Using Sensors in Sociological Research- 9:00 am Sessions CANCELLED

1. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference Workshop 01. Blogging: Social Media Practicum 12:30 pm Sessions Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of 5. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference New York-Hunter College Workshop 04. Twitter for Academics Leader: Nathan Scott Palmer, Georgia Southern Session Organizer and Leader: Jessie Daniels, City University University of New York-Hunter College This workshop takes academic attendees through the basic steps In this hands-on workshop, we’ll work with Twitter, taking the steps of establishing a blog — an online space to highlight their research and necessary to establish your academic brand presence on this social accomplishments. We’ll consider the merits of various free plug-and- media platform. We’ll explore the following skills: • Selecting an play blogging platforms like WordPress.com and Tumblr. While each appropriate user ID or “handle” • Creating a useful Twitter profile • has its merits, we’ll delve into WordPress.com during this session, Writing style when limited to 140 characters • Following other Twitter including the following skills: • Creating a WordPress.com account • personalities • Retweeting tweets and direct messaging • Integrating Writing a post, title and excerpt for each entry • Uploading and/or your Twitter presence into your WordPress.com blog *BYOD = Bring embedding media (photographs and PDFs) • Hyperlinking to your work Your Own Device (Fee: None/Free of Charge; Participants must • Changing design themes • Updating or editing posts (Fee: None/Free preregister for the Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) of Charge; Participants must preregister for the Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) 6. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference 2. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference Workshop 05. Podcasting 101 Workshop 02. Op-Ed Pieces and Pitches Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of New York-Hunter College New York-Hunter College Leader: Heidi Knoblauch, Yale University This workshop will show participants how to make a podcast and Leader: Tressie Cottom, Emory University publish it to iTunes. In this workshop, participants will learn how to use This workshop will focus on reaching the public via op-eds, essays, their smart phones to record high quality audio in the field and then edit and interviews with reporters. We’ll cover the idea of news pegs, the art that audio into a polished podcast using GarageBand. (Fee: None/Free of pitching a piece to editors, the difference between journalistic and of Charge; Participants must preregister for the Annual Meeting in order relationships in qualitative data. (Fee: $70.00; Participants must to register for this event.) preregister for the Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) 7. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference 3:30 pm Sessions Workshop 06. Being Interviewed on Camera Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of 10. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference New York-Hunter College Workshop 07. Hands-On Blogging Skills Camp Leader: Pepper J. Schwartz, University of Washington Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of Participants will meet for a hands-on run through of being New York-Hunter College interviewed. Participants will also learn about the interview experience, Leader: Nathan Scott Palmer, Georgia Southern strong and weak answers, ideal body stance, and other key elements University for an outstanding interview on camera. While not required, as an You learned how to create your own blog, now spend some time additional option, three-to-four participants will also have the writing some posts and designing your site. *BYOD = Bring Your Own opportunity to be interviewed on camera and get critical feedback from Device (Fee: None/Free of Charge; Participants must preregister for the instructor(s). Space is limited to 15 participants. (Fee: None/Free of the Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) Charge; Participants must preregister for the Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) 11. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference 1:30 pm Sessions Workshop 08. Hands-On Podcasting Skills Camp 8. Course. What Do I Do When My Respondent Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of Facebooks? Making Sense of Social Media Use in New York-Hunter College Ethnographic Research Leader: Heidi Knoblauch, Yale University You learned how to record and edit audio, now spend some time (1:30-5:30pm) creating your first podcast episode. *BYOD = Bring Your Own Device Session Organizer and Leader: C.J. Pascoe, University (Fee: None/Free of Charge; Participants must preregister for the of Oregon Annual Meeting in order to register for this event.) The ethnographic tradition in sociology has not kept pace with an increasingly mediated social environment The course will address what 12. Just Publics@ASA MediaCamp Pre-conference it means to do participant observation now that digital technologies and Workshop 09. Hands-On Twitter Skills Camp social media are staples in the lives of many research respondents. Session Organizer and Leader: Jessie Daniels, City The online world may feel less “virtual” to many of them (and us) and more like a “real” part of their (and our) social environments. The University of New York-Hunter College course will address multiple ways to incorporate this emerging digital Get advanced knowledge of Twitter by crafting tweets. Practice reality as well as the sociability of these digital practices into building followers and using Twitter more effectively in your research, ethnographic research. The course is designed for ethnographers who scholarship and advocacy. *BYOD = Bring Your Own Device. (Fee: are not interested in researching new media per se (though they may None/Free of Charge; Participants must preregister for the Annual find it useful as well) but are looking for ways to account for the whole Meeting in order to register for this event.) of their participants’ lived experiences, which, more likely than not at this moment in history, involves a mediated component. This workshop 4:30 pm Sessions will address the following questions: When are mediated practices important to answering a research question? What might a researcher 13. Thematic Session. Religion and Socioeconomic be missing should s/he ignore the mediated component of their Inequalities (co-sponsored with the Association respondent’s? How might one investigate an online component of a for the Sociology of Religion) primarily offline fieldsite? What are the best ways to integrate respondents’ everyday technological practices such as texting, Session Organizer: Jeremy E. Uecker, Baylor University twittering, blogging or Facebooking into ethnographic field notes? How Presider: Gabriel A Acevedo, University of Texas-San does one even begin to think about “thick description” in mediated Antonio environments? How might a researcher use emerging social media in Panel: Jennifer L. Glass, University of Texas-Austin their research endeavors? This course will suggest best practices for incorporating mediated practices as a part of ethnographic research as Philip Schwadel, University of Nebraska-Lincoln well as interrogate ethical issues that may arise in this sort of research. Darren E. Sherkat, Southern Illinois University- (Fee: $70.00; Participants must preregister for the Annual Meeting in Carbondale order to register for this event.) Jeremy E. Uecker, Baylor University Lisa D. Pearce, University of North Carolina-Chapel 9. Course. An Introduction to Computer Assisted Hill Qualitative Data Analysis in ATLAS.ti Discussant: Gabriel A Acevedo, University of Texas-San (1:30-5:30pm) Antonio Session Organizer and Leader: Corey M. Abramson, In recent years, a new and important body of research has linked University of Arizona religion with important indicators of socioeconomic inequality, including The course will provide an introduction to computer assisted (but not restricted to) educational attainment and type, occupational qualitative data analysis (CAQDA) using ATLAS.ti. The course begins and career paths, earnings, and wealth. Theory and research to date by charting common elements of CAQDA that exist across various indicate that these relationships are reciprocal, i.e., that multiple methodological orientations, disciplines, and software platforms. The aspects of religion influence SES, and also that SES shapes religious course then turns to the logic and geography of ATLAS.ti, and how it affiliations, involvement, beliefs, and experiences. The papers in this can be deployed as a tool for CAQDA in current and future projects. session will explore various facets of these bidirectional patterns. Specific topic include: 1.How to enter, structure, code, and retrieve data in ATLAS.ti, 2. Strategies for managing different types of data including ethnographic field notes, in-depth interviews, texts, audio, video, and documents, and 3. Techniques for investigating substantive Opening of the 109th Annual Meeting 7:00 pm Sessions 14. Opening Plenary Session. Hard Times: The Concentrations of Income and Wealth Session Organizer and Presider: Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania Inequality and Opportunity in the United States. Emmanuel Saez, University of California-Berkeley Black Wealth/White Wealth Revisited. Thomas M. Shapiro, Brandeis University; Melvin L. Oliver, University of California-Santa Barbara How Americans Think about Economic Inequality. Leslie McCall, Northwestern University Discussant: Thomas A. DiPrete, Columbia University In recent decades we have seen a sharp rise in economic inequality. Nowhere has the increase in income inequality been documented as dramatically and as thoroughly as in the widely discussed work of Emmanuel Saez. The phenomenon of wealth inequality was brought to the forefront of sociologists’ attention by the work of Thomas Shapiro and Melvin Oliver, who established the profound implications of this phenomenon for the intergenerational perpetuation of racial stratification. Finally, Leslie McCall has established that, contrary to commonly held assumptions, Americans care deeply about economic inequality and the impact it has. These scholars will discuss the contours and implications of inequality in this plenary session, for which Thomas DiPrete serves as discussant. 9:00 pm Receptions Welcoming Reception All meeting registrants are invited to the Welcoming Reception which follows the Opening Plenary Session on Friday evening August 15, and celebrate the opening of the 109th Annual Meeting. signs of cultural and commercial exchanges and the maintenance of Saturday, August 16 transnational families.

The length of each daytime session/meeting activity 16. Thematic Session. Hard Times in College: is one hour and forty minutes, unless noted Conflicting Visions of Affordable Postsecondary otherwise. The usual turnover is as follows: Education 8:30am-10:10am Session Organizer: Sara Goldrick-Rab, University of 10:30am-12:10pm Wisconsin-Madison 12:30pm-2:10pm Presider: Regina Deil-Amen, University of Arizona 2:30pm-4:10pm Panel: Rachel E. Dwyer, The Ohio State University 4:30pm-6:10pm Sara Goldrick-Rab, University of Wisconsin-Madison Laura Theresa Hamilton, University of California- Session presiders and committee chairs are Merced requested to see that sessions and meetings end on Discussants: Viviana A. Zelizer, Princeton University and time to avoid conflicts with subsequent activities Regina Deil-Amen, University of Arizona scheduled into the same room. To induce students from low-income families to choose college, government, philanthropy, and educational institutions work together to 7:00 am Meetings frame college enrollment as an “affordable” decision for all qualified Section on Peace, War and Social Conflict Council students. How do families and students respond and how do they Meeting (to 8:15am) define affordability? Addressing this key question is essential to unpacking the reasons why higher education today perpetuates at least Section on the Sociology of the Family Council Meeting as much inequality as it ameliorates. This panel will address this full set (to 8:15am) of issues, confronting the classic tensions between equity, excellence, and efficiency while also attending to conflicts arising from racial/ethnic, 7:00 am Other Groups social class, and other cultural conceptions of both affordability and Poetics Editorial Board Meeting (to 8:15am) postsecondary education. 8:30 am Meetings 17. Thematic Session. Politics of Wall Street 2015 Dissertation Award Selection Committee Session Organizer: Edwin Amenta, University of 2015 Public Understanding of Sociology Award Selection California-Irvine Committee Presider: David S. Meyer, University of California-Irvine Committee on Nominations (to 12:10pm) Economic Protest Movements of the Great Depression Contemporary Sociology Editorial Board and Great Recession. Edwin Amenta, University of Current Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellows California-Irvine Film/Video Screening. XMAS Without China Occupy the Media: How Social Movements Influence Honors Program Kickoff Newspaper Coverage. Neal Caren and Sarah Gaby, Journal of Health and Social Behavior Editorial Board University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Sociological Theory Editorial Board Looking Back at Occupy Wall Street: Protest Movements Sociology of Education Editorial Board in the Aftermath of the Great Recession. Ruth Milkman, City University of New York-Graduate 8:30 am Sessions Center This session addresses the political issues and contention 15. Thematic Session. Border Legacy surrounding U.S. financial capital and provoked by economic crisis. The Session Organizer: Mary Romero, Arizona State session will include papers that address the consequences of political contention surrounding U.S. financial practices, mainly involving the University interaction between “outsider” and “insider” political action. Participants In the Absence of Formal, Informal: Unauthorized include top political sociologists, social movement, and media scholars Mexican-origin Immigrants and the Colonia Economy who have researched and analyzed these issues. along the South Texas-Mexico Border. Zulema Valdez, University of California-Merced 18. Thematic Session. Progressive Religious and Families of the U.S.-Mexico Border Colonias--A Legacy Social Activism: New Stories of Faith and Politics of Resilience. Raquel R. Marquez, University of in America (co-sponsored with the Association Texas-San Antonio for the Sociology of Religion) The Border of Criminality. Gilberto Rosas, University of Session Organizer and Presider: Rhys H. Williams, Illinois Loyola University-Chicago Navigating Fluid States of Exception at the U.S.-Mexico Panel: Ruth Braunstein, University of Connecticut Border. William Simmons, Arizona State University Mia Diaz-Edelman, Boston University Discussant: Maria Cristina Morales, University of Texas- Grace Yukich, Quinnipiac University El Paso Michael P. Young, University of Texas-Austin This panel explores the legacy of the U.S.-Mexican border as the Discussant: Todd Nicholas Fuist, Loyola University- changing access between countries is limited by the growing Chicago militarization and homeland security enforcement to cease human and Much attention has been devoted to conservative religion in drug smuggling. At the same time, the border area continues to show America. However, at a variety of levels (from community to national), using a variety of organizational forms, and involved with a variety of known empirically about good writing assignments versus the habits issues, people with “progressive” religious and political commitments we’ve adopted. Specific themes range from “why are you even asking have been working steadily to change society toward more equitable them to write a paper?” to different types of assignments for different and social justice outcomes. The papers in this session will present purposes to strategies for effective and efficient evaluation. analyses of several different modes and movements of progressive religious activism. 23. Regular Session. Black, White, Red and Blue: American Politics of Reproduction 19. ASA Rose Series Author Meets Critics Session. Session Organizer: Barbara Katz Rothman, City The Long Shadow: Family Background, University of New York-Graduate Center Disadvantaged Urban Youth, and the Transition to Presider: Carole E. Joffe, University of California-San Adulthood (Russell Sage Foundation, 2014) by Francisco Karl L. Alexander, Doris Entwisle, and Linda S. Does State-Level Context Matter for Individual’s Olson Knowledge about Abortion and Health? Danielle Session Organizer and Presider: Lee Clarke, State Bessett, University of Cincinnati; Caitlin Gerdts, University of New Jersey-Rutgers University of California-San Francisco; Lisa Littman, Critics: Prudence L. Carter, Stanford University Mount Sinai Hospital; Megan L. Kavanaugh, Adam Gamoran, University of Wisconsin-Madison Guttmacher Institute; Alison Norris, The Ohio State Glen H. Elder, University of North Carolina-Chapel University Hill Feminist and Sociological Perspectives on Race and Authors: Karl Alexander, Doris R. Entwisle, and Reproductive Justice. Kathleen J. Fitzgerald, Loyola Linda S. Olson, Johns Hopkins University University-New Orleans

The Use of Epidural Anesthesia in Labor and the 20. Author Meets Critics Session. A Theory of Fields Racialization of Medical Care. Theresa Morris, Texas (Oxford University Press, 2012) by Neil Fligstein A&M University; Mia Schulman, Trinity College and Doug McAdam Discussant: Carole E. Joffe, University of California-San Session Organizer: Elliot Weininger, State University of Francisco New York-Brockport Presider: Paul-Brian McInerney, University of Illinois- 24. Regular Session. Comparative Criminology Chicago Session Organizer: Robert D. Crutchfield, University of Critics: David L. Swartz, Boston University Washington Fabio Rojas, Indiana University Presider: Gale D. Iles, University of Tennessee- Hayagreeva Rao, Stanford University Chattanooga Authors: Neil Fligstein, University of California-Berkeley Accounting for Actions: Techniques of Neutralization, and Douglas McAdam, Stanford University Identity Maintenance, and Narrative Construction in the Rwandan Genocide. Emily Philipp, Boston 21. Policy and Research Workshop. Ethical University; Christopher Uggen, University of Considerations in the Use of Administratively Minnesota; Emily Schulz, University of Wisconsin- Collected Data (sponsored by the Committee on Milwaukee Professional Ethics) Fear of Crimes affecting Elderly People in the Context of Session Organizer and Leader: Bayliss J. Camp, Different Cultures: A Case Study, Turkey. Ozgur Califonia State University-Sacramento Solakoglu, University of North Texas Panel: Barry D. Adam, University of Windsor No Association between Percent Young and Cross- Rodney F. Kingsnorth, California State University- national Homicide Rates, and its Inclusion Damages Sacramento Model Fit. Meghan L Rogers, Indiana University; Jonathan Teague, California Office of Statewide William Alex Pridemore, Georgia State University Health Planning and Development Religion and Crime in a Cross-National Context. Katie E. Jill Cooper, University of California-Berkeley Corcoran, Baylor University; David Nicholas The workshop will include a focused discussion by panelists Pettinicchio, University of Oxford representing both government agencies and university research The Demand for Public Security in Europe: Comparing centers regarding the use of administratively-collected information (e.g., crash reports, legal violations, public health data). (This session is part Crime Reporting Factors between Countries. Diego of this year's 22nd Annual ASA Research Support Forum.) Torrente, Pedro Gallo, and Christian Oltra, University of Barcelona 22. Teaching Workshop. Constructing Written Assignments in Sociology that Build Student 25. Regular Session. Culture and Inequality Skills Session Organizer and Presider: Natalie Boero, San Session Organizer and Leader: Diane Pike, Augsburg Jose State University College Cooking Under Fire: Food Work Among Low-Income Participants will engage in activities designed to improve written Mothers. Sarah Bowen, Sinikka Elliott, and Joslyn assignments in sociology courses and in activities that allow sharing of Brenton, North Carolina State University effective strategies already in use. The didactic focus will be on what is Gender Inequality, the State, and Multiculturalism—Does 28. Regular Session. Gender Multiculturalism Increase Gender Inequality in Migrant Session Organizer: Roberta Villalon, St. John's Communities? Amanda Admire, and Ronald Kwon, University University of California-Riverside Obscuring Sexual Crime: Examining Media Learning to Labor and Love: State Work and Marriage Representations of Sexual Violence in Megan's Law. Programs' Neoliberal Assumptions of Cultural Renee Marie Shelby, Georgia State University Deficiency. Jennifer Randles, California State Racialized Conceptualizations of Rape in the Public University-Fresno; Kerry Woodward, California State Consciousness in the Era of Color-blind Racism. University-Long Beach Natalie Patricia Byfield, St. John's University Meaning of Work and Money in the Ghetto. Ranita Ray, The Power of Love: Consuming Women and Providing University of Nevada-Las Vegas Men. Sanyu A. Mojola, University of Colorado- Middle-Class Mothering and the Body: Status and Self- Boulder Identity Practices. Katherine Mason, Miami University The Gendered Costs of Conversion: The Case of Polygyny for Men and Women Converts to Islam. 26. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Aliya Hamid Rao, University of Pennsylvania Categories, Category Combination, and Evaluation in Markets 29. Regular Session. Group Processes Session Organizer: Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Session Organizer: Carla Goar, Kent State University Presider: Brandon H. Lee, University of Melbourne Presider: Joseph C. Dippong, University of North Niche Width and Audience Evaluation in Complex Carolina-Charlotte Settings: The Case of International Corporate Legal Democratic Competition for Rank Increases both Market. Lionel Paolella, University of Cambridge; Cooperation and Deception in Small Groups. Rodolphe Durand, Hautes Estudes Commerciales- Stephen Benard, Indiana University; Pat Barclay, Paris University of Guelph Stay True to Your Roots? The Effect of Audience- Group Size and the Trust, Cohesion, and Commitment of distance on the Penalty to Spanning. Keyvan Group Members. Shane D. Soboroff, Eastern Illinois Kashkooli, University of California-Los Angeles; Peter University; Christopher Patrick Kelley, University of Younkin, McGill University Iowa The Impact of Organizational Field Position on Honorary Whites? Intersections of Race, Gender, and Recombinant Innovation. Jo-Ellen Pozner, University the Dominance Penalty. Justine Eatenson Tinkler of California-Berkeley; Emily S. Block, University of and Jun Zhao, University of Georgia; Yan Li and Notre Dame; Karen W. Patterson, University of New Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University Mexico Sources of Legitimation and their Effect on Decision Setting Executive Pay: Bias in the Change of Routines: An Experiment. Anna Johansson, Harvard Compensation Peer Groups. Mathijs de Vaan, University; Bianca Nicole Manago, Texas A&M Columbia University University The Evaluator's Option: Identity, Performance, and What’s Mine is Yours? The Impact of Hispanic Endogenous Reference Group Selection. Edward Population Growth on Altruism between Blacks and Bishop Smith, Northwestern University; Heewon Whites. Maria C. Abascal, Princeton University Chae, University of Michigan Discussant: Joseph C. Dippong, University of North Carolina-Charlotte 27. Regular Session. Food Politics and Food Justice Session Organizer: Michael Haedicke, Drake University 30. Regular Session. Health Care and Care Delivery Presider: Lillian O'Connell, North Carolina State Session Organizer: Celeste Campos-Castillo, Dartmouth University College Community Context of Food Justice: Reflections on a Implementing a Patient-Centered Medical Home: Local Produce Program in a Food Desert. Yuki Kato, Interprofessional Conflict as a Barrier in Population and Laura A. McKinney, Tulane University Health. Laura Senier, Northeastern University; Consumer Protest and Social Change in the Food Jessica von Reyn, University of Wisconsin-Madison System. Jeffrey Haydu, and Tad P. Skotnicki, Making the Case in Neurosurgery Conferences: How University of California-San Diego Surgeons Create "Do-Able" Problems and Retain Food Justice and the Challenge of Neoliberalism. Alison Authority. Daniel Ray Morrison, Pepperdine Hope Alkon, University of the Pacific University Small-p Politics: Political Apathy and Civic Life in Local Managing Ambiguity While Working in a Glass House: Food Movements. Emily Huddart Kennedy, Provider Perspectives on Transgender Healthcare. University of Alberta Stef M. Shuster, Duke University Discussant: Michaela DeSoucey, North Carolina State Providers’ Perceptions of Medical Interpreters: Exploring University the Bigger Picture. Barret Michalec and Ann V. Bell, University of Delaware Twitter. Apryl Alexis Williams, Texas A&M University Discussant: Karen Lutfey, University of Colorado-Denver 34. Regular Session. Media Sociology: Mass Media 31. Regular Session. Health and Well-being: Place, and Popular Culture Race and Socioeconomic Status Session Organizer: David Grazian, University of Session Organizer and Presider: Gail Wallace, Johns Pennsylvania Hopkins University Now Casting: The Emotion Economy of Reality TV. A Longitudinal Study of the Effects of Neighborhood Laura Grindstaff, University of California-Davis Conditions on Racial Health Inequality. Courtney From Father Knows Best to Desperate Housewives: Boen, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Suburban Television Shows, 1950-2007. Brian J. Neighborhood Disorder, Physiological Distress, and Miller, Wheaton College Health: The Stress Process Model. Man Kit Lei and Chinese Youths Watching U.S. TV: Critical Cultural Ronald L. Simons, University of Georgia Consumption and the Construction of Textual The Effects of Socioeconomic Status on Early-Life Authenticity. Yang Gao, Singapore Management Physical Health: An Organization and Systematic University Comparison of Measures. Joseph Daniel Wolfe, Racially Integrated Films? Segregation, Marginalization University of Alabama-Birmingham and Audience Receptions. Minjeong Kim, Rachelle Discussant: Gail Wallace, Johns Hopkins University Jeneane Brunn, and Kimberly Johnson, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 32. Regular Session. Indigenous Peoples 1 Session Organizer and Presider: Michelle M. Jacob, 35. Regular Session. Navigating Issues Related to University of San Diego Identity, Illness, and Medicalization Indigenous Knowledge, Land, History, and History: The Session Organizer: Molly A. Martin, Pennsylvania State Construction of Diabetes on an American Indian University Reservation. Tennille L. Marley, University of New Presider: Kristin Kay Barker, University of New Mexico Mexico Shame and Redemption: Older Women's Depression Tribal Disaster Policy and the Struggle for Sovereignty: Experience. E. Carolina Apesoa-Varano, University Which Disaster? Which Sovereignty? Rachel E. Luft, of California-Davis Seattle University The Problem in the Pill: Antidepressants and Stigma. Enduring Inequality: American Indian Underemployment Amy LeClair, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Across Geographic Contexts. James J. Davis, The Sometimes, It’s Easier to Write the Prescription: Ohio State University Reluctant Medicalization of Sleeplessness in the Face to Face and the Siege at Kanehsatàke: Nationalism Patient-Physician Interaction. Mairead Eastin and Iconic Imagery. Rima Wilkes, University of Moloney, University of Kentucky British Columbia Discussant: Kristin Kay Barker, University of New Mexico Indigenous Paradigms and Climate Change: When Worldviews Collide. James V. Fenelon, California 36. Regular Session. Rural Sociology State University-San Bernardino Session Organizer and Presider: Leah Caroline Discussant: Duane W. Champagne, University of Schmalzbauer, Amherst College California-Los Angeles Beyond Inherit it or Marry it: Exploring How Women Engaged in Sustainable Agriculture Access Farmland. 33. Regular Session. Internet and Society Ryanne Pilgeram, University of Idaho Session Organizer: Laura Robinson, Santa Clara Cultural Narratives and Negotiations: Prairie Patrimony, University 30 Years Later. Amanda McMillan Lequieu, Examining Identity as a Form of Information Regulation University of Wisconsin-Madison on Wikipedia in the Middle East. Bernie Hogan, Mark Divided by Home Values: Gentrification and Segregated Graham, Claudio Calvino, and Ahmed Medhat, Wealth in the Rural United States. Shaun Arick University of Oxford Golding, Bowdoin College Fiend or Fed? Choosing Partners for Illicit Transactions Laboring on Los Ranchos: The Workplace, Legality, and on the Deep Web. Rachael Heath Ferguson, Everyday Mobility. Julie C Keller, Oberlin College Princeton University Discussant: Colter Ellis, Sam Houston State University How Rationales Shape Networks: The Case of the GRAND Research Network. Guang Ying Mo, Barry 37. Regular Session. Social Stratification and Wellman, and Zack Hayat, University of Toronto Inequality: Structure and Determinants Romantic Breakups on Facebook. Anabel Quan-Haase, Session Organizer: Tak Wing Chan, University of Oxford Andrew D Nevin, and Veronika A Lukacs, University Presider: Ivaylo Dimitrov Petev, National School of of Western Ontario Statistics and Economic Administration You’ve Been Catfished: An Analysis of Postemotionalism Computerization and the Rise in German Wage in Reality Television and Audience Response on Inequality, 1979 – 2012: A New Look using Microdata. Joseph Michael King, University of Emotional Subcultures: The State of the Field. Kenneth California-Irvine H. Kolb, Furman University Property, Authority, and Income Distribution in America, Intelligence and the Pursuit of School Success: The 1983-2010. Geoffrey Thomas Wodtke, University of Complementarity of the Two Social Psychologies. Michigan Lisa Michele Nunn, University of San Diego The Accumulation of (Dis)advantage: Dynamics of the Negotiating Food Democracy: Commercial and Activist Wage Effect of Marriage over the Life Course. Siwei Strategies in Natural Foods Stores. Michael Cheng, University of Michigan Haedicke, Drake University Dimensions of Parenting Style: Parental Income, Why Do People Say, "It’s Human Nature?" Interrogating Parenting Behaviors, and Children’s Cognitive Skill the Natural from a Sociological Perspective. Andres Scores. Christopher Near, University of Michigan Lazaro Lopez and David Schweingruber, Iowa State Discussant: Glenn Firebaugh, Pennsylvania State University University 41. Regular Session. Violence 38. Regular Session. Sociology of Education: Session Organizer: Randol Contreras, University of Disadvantaged Students in Advantaged Contexts Toronto Session Organizer: Joshua Klugman, Consortium on A Gun is a Key to Anything You Wanna Do: Juvenile Chicago School Research Offenders Frame their Worlds. Diane Marano, State Presider: Jenny M. Stuber, University of North Florida University of New Jersey-Rutgers Privileged Information: Gatekeeping Practices among Gender-Blind and Pro-Gender Judgments: Domestic Black Undergraduates at an Elite College. Anthony Violence Cases and India’s Supreme Court. Preethi Abraham Jack, Harvard University; Veronique Irwin, Krishnan and Mangala Subramaniam, Purdue University of California-Berkeley University (Hiding) In Plain Sight: How Income Status Matters The Citizen-Vigilante? On Lethal Mistakes and the Differently Among Low-Income Students in Suburban Misuses of Guns. Jennifer Carlson, University of Schools. Queenie X. Zhu, Harvard University Toronto Place and Stigma in Adolescents’ Interpretations of The Social Construction of the “Knockout Game” Schools. Jordan Andrew Conwell, Northwestern Problem in American Newspapers. Jacqueline University Henke, Purdue University; Kelsey L. Henke, Loyola Expanding the Geography of Educational Opportunity: University-Chicago Can Housing Policy Improve the Achievement of Violence during Demonstrations: A Configurational Minority Youth? Stefanie Ann DeLuca, Philip M.E. Analysis of Situational Interaction Dynamics. Anne Garboden, and Anna Catherine Rhodes, Johns Nassauer, Freie Universität Berlin Hopkins University 42. Regular Session. Welfare State 39. Regular Session. Sociology of the Body: New Session Organizer: Arthur S. Alderson, Indiana Directions in Body Studies University Session Organizer and Presider: Erynn Masi de Presider: Ryan Matthew Finnigan, WZB Berlin Social Casanova, University of Cincinnati Science Center Plump or Corpulent? Lean or Gaunt? 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Rachael Leah Shwom, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers; Lori Beth Baralt, California Table 1. Environmental Movements State University-Long Beach; Norah MacKendrick, Table Presider: Stacia Sydoriak, Colorado State State University of New Jersey-Rutgers University Social Networks, Movement Identification, and Table 5. Food, Agriculture, and Environment Participation in an Environmental Movement. Table Presider: Damayanti Banerjee, University of David B. Tindall, University of British Columbia; Tennessee-Knoxville Joanna L Robinson, York University; Mark C.J. Navigating the Socio-spatial Relations of Contentious Stoddart, Memorial University-Newfoundland Labor and Land Use Politics in the Alternative Climate Change Versus Public Health and Food Movement. Joshua Sbicca, Colorado State Contaminated Communities as Local Social University Problems. 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Tracy University Bacon, University of Arizona Exploring Support to Older Parents: Marital Status, Hard Times and Hidden Balances: Unveiling Further Geographic Distance, and Parents’ Filial Relationships between Family, Work and Expectations. Christine A. Mair, University of Consumption. Rosalina Pisco Costa, University of Maryland-Baltimore County; Jonathan R. Brauer, Évora University of Nebraska-Omaha Love and Money: Socioeconomic Status and Trends Across Cohorts in Older Adults’ Assistive Attitudes towards Marriage. Youngmin Yi, Cornell Technology Use and Personal Assistance Use. University Alexander L. Janus, University of Oxford The Influence of Perceptions and Expectations on Marital Outcomes by Race. Calvina Ellerbe, Table 16. Parent-Child and Sibling Relationships University of North Carolina-Pembroke Table Presider: Deniz Yucel, William Paterson University Table 13. Marital Timing and Intermarriage Do Siblings Matter? The Effect of Siblings on Socio- Table Presider: Ellen Compernolle, University of Emotional Development and Educational Aspirations among Early Adolescents. Deniz Texas-Austin Yucel, William Paterson University; Anastasia S. Ambiguity, Power, and Gender Roles in Dating. Ellyn Vogt Yuan, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Arevalo Steidl, University of Texas-Austin University Diverging Marriage Patterns: How Do Economic, Gender Differences in Parental Involvement: An Cultural, and Social Resources Matter? Alicia Examination of Parents of High School Girls and VanOrman, University of Madison-Madison Boys. Sampson Lee Blair, State University of New Patterns of Online Dating Networks: Subgroups, York-Buffalo; Timothy Madigan, Mansfield Niches, and Homophily. Diane H. Felmlee and University Derek Allen Kreager, Pennsylvania State Home Alone? The Effects of Children Leaving and University Returning Home on Parental Well-being. Christian Personal Preference, Access to Resources, and Krekel, German Institute for Economic Research Control over Family Formation Outcomes. Rachel Who Coreside with Chinese Parents? An Analysis Shattuck, University of Maryland-College Park Based on Sibling Comparative Advantage. Fangqi Wen, New York University Table 20. Work and Family Decisions Little Children Are Not For Dads: Negotiating Care Table Presider: Jennifer Bridges, University of Texas- Responsibilities beyond Income Inequality in Dual Dallas Earner Couples. Almut C. Peukert, University of Economic Distress, Social Support, and Depression Tuebingen in Turkey. Ayse Yetis Bayraktar and Isik Aytac, Bogazici University; Bruce Rankin, Koc University Table 17. Single Parent and Cohabiting Families Who is in Charge of Family Finances in Russia? Alya Table Presider: Chad Gregory Evans, University of Guseva, Boston University; Dilyara Ibragimova, Pennsylvania National Research University Family Cohabitation and Children's Behavior in the Classroom. Chad Gregory Evans, University of 9:30-10:10am, Section on the Sociology of the Family Pennsylvania Business Meeting Postconception Cohabitation, Household Environment, and Child Development. Jessica 9:30 am Meetings Houston Su, State University of New York-Buffalo Section on Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco Business Stepping Stones and Steady States: Cohabitation and Meeting (to 10:10am) Marriage among Single Mothers. Angela Bruns, Section on Environment and Technology Business University of Washington Meeting (to 10:10am) Section on Peace, War and Social Conflict Business Table 18. The Division of Labor Meeting (to 10:10am) Table Presider: Frederike Esche, Humboldt University- Section on the Sociology of the Family Business Meeting Berlin (to 10:10am) Comparative Advantage vs. Opportunity Cost: 10:30 am Meetings Considerations in Affecting the Decision Making of 2015 Cox-Johnson-Frazier Award Selection Committee Work-family Trade-offs. Chih-Chia Chuang, 2015 Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award National Dong Hwa University; Yen-Ting Liu, Selection Committee Columbia University Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology Gender, Justice and Work: A Distributive Approach to Film/Video Screening. A Girl Like Her Perceptions of Housework Fairness. Francisco First Time Attendees Orientation Perales, Janeen H. Baxter, and Tsui-o Tai, Honors Program Discussion Tables University of Queensland Happy Homemakers? A Comparison of Male and 10:30 am Sessions Female Homemakers and Breadwinners. Elizabeth Aura McClintock, University of Notre 55. Presidential Panel. Methodological Dame Disagreements: Comparing the Value of The Destabilizing Effect of Job Loss on Partnerships. Qualitative Interviews and Participant- What Role Does the Division of Labor Play? Observation Frederike Esche, Humboldt University-Berlin Session Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of The Domestic Division of Work and the Economic Pennsylvania Crisis in Spain. Marta Dominguez Folgueras, Presider: Julia Wrigley, City University of New York- Sciences Po Graduate Center Should We Believe What People Tell Us? Or Should We Table 19. Union Formation Go Look for Ourselves? Howard S. Becker, Table Presider: Ellyn Arevalo Steidl, University of Independent Scholar Talk is Cheap. Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia Mass Incarceration and the Myth of Black Progress. University Becky Pettit, University of Washington Taking Talk More Seriously: The Value of Ethnographic Discussant: Jesper B. Sorensen, Stanford University Interviewing. Alford A. Young, University of Michigan The Paradox of Voice: What We Can Do with What 58. Thematic Session. Same-Sex Marriage and the People Tell Us. Allison Pugh, University of Virginia U.S. Supreme Court: One Year Later Qualitative researchers disagree, sometimes vigorously, about the Session Organizer and Presider: Kathleen E. Hull, ideal method for data collection. In this presidential session, proponents University of Minnesota for ethnographic research and in-depth interviewing will present their Panel: Shannon Minter, National Center for Lesbian views. It is guaranteed to be lively. Rights 56. Thematic Session. 50th Anniversary of the 1964 Kimberly D. Richman, University of San Francisco Civil Rights Act Verta A. Taylor, University of California-Santa Session Organizer: Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M Barbara University Mary Bernstein, University of Connecticut Racial Realism in the New American Workplace. John Michael J. Rosenfeld, Stanford University Skrentny, University of California-San Diego Discussant: Andrew J. Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University Immigration and Civil Rights in the 21st Century. Kevin This session draws together reflections on the social, political, legal and cultural status of same-sex marriage one year after the U.S. R. Johnson, University of California-Davis Supreme Court decisions on the Defense of Marriage Act (United Civil Rights and the New Biopolitics of Race. Dorothy States v.Windsor) and California Proposition 8 (Hollingsworth v. Perry). Roberts, University of Pennsylvania Panelists will address the significance and impact of the decisions from 1964 Civil Rights Act: Fall of Jim Crow vs. Fall of several vantage points: transformations in legal and social definitions of marriage and family, the role of social science in law and social Racism. Aldon D. Morris, Northwestern University change, and the evolution of social movements for and against LGBT Discussant: Wendy Leo Moore, Texas A&M University rights. The panel combines insights from academic sociology and The passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was represented a LGBT legal activism. critical juncture in the United States, not only because it outlawed many forms of discrimination in various institutional settings, but also because 59. Special Open Forum Session. Consensus Study: it became a point of departure for scholarship about law, race, civil and Proposed Revisions to the Common Rule for the human rights. Its passage represents what legal scholars, social scientists, policy makers and activists signal as a momentous historical Protection of Human Subjects in the Behavioral moment for social and legal change. Scholars have viewed this and Social Sciences legislation as the landmark legal action which transitioned the United Session Organizers: Yonette F. Thomas, Howard States from a legal racial dictatorship, into an era of formal legal University and Felice J. Levine, American Educational equality. To be sure, many scholars of law and inequality have articulated how and why this legislation was not enough to end the Research Association persistent racial inequality which still marks the U.S. social structure. The Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects, known as the Common Rule, outlines basic regulations that aim to pro- tect Yet there is general (though often tacit) agreement that the political and legal actions leading to and codified in the Civil Rights Act represented individuals who participate in biomedical and behavioral research. Since the Common Rule was promulgated in 1981 and updated in a historically significant social shift. 50 years later, this panel sets out to interrogate the contours of that shift through a retrospective look at the 1991, rapid advances in technology and the increasing volume of data Civil Rights Act, the way the Act has been legally construed and available on individuals have changed the landscape for researchers interpreted by U.S. Courts in the past half-century, and the effects of and Institutional Review Boards (IRBs). In July 2011, the U.S. this legislation on the lives of U.S. citizens and racial hierarchy. We Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued an Advance propose a session that facilitates a nuanced discussion about the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) that proposes a general enormous potential, successes, and failures of the 1964 Civil Rights overhaul of the Common Rule to more effectively protect research Act; a discussion informed by the Act’s stated goal, the end of participants and promote important research. A report from the National discrimination in institutions on the basis of race, ethnicity, national Research Council, Proposed Revisions to the Common Rule for the origin, religion and sex, as well as its broader ideological promise – Protection of Human Subjects in the Behavioral and Social Sciences, social change, in particular the dismantling of structural racial examines those proposed changes as they apply to the behavioral and social sciences and offers recommendations for how to clarify, adapt, oppression. and implement them. This presentation summarizes those findings and 57. Thematic Session. Institutions and the recommendations. (This session is part of this year's 22nd Annual ASA Research Support Forum.) Maintenance of Inequality Session Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of 60. Special Session. How Does Inequality Influence Pennsylvania the Body? From Foreclosure to Fair Lending: Occupy, Inequality, Session Organizers: Michelle Frisco, Pennsylvania State and the Role of Advocacy. Gregory D. Squires, University and Bruce G. Link, Columbia University George Washington University Presider: Michelle Frisco, Pennsylvania State University The Rich Get Richer: The Effects of the Financial Crisis Biological Embedding of Early Life Social Class: SES on Inequality. Neil Fligstein, University of California- Shapes Young Children's Stress Physiology. Nicki Berkeley Bush, University of California-San Francisco The Boundary Work of Class Formation in Urban China: Inflammation at Mid-life: Patterning by Socioeconomic Service Labor an Inequality in Urban China. Eileen Status and Psychosocial Resources. Elliott M. Otis and Tongyu Wu, University of Oregon Friedman, Purdue University Racial Discrimination and Inflammation Among African San Francisco American Women: Biobehavioral and Corbett Joan O’Toole, Disability Historian Psychobiological Pathways for Health Disparities. Alice Wong, Amani M. Nuru-Jeter, University of California- The session would focus on the origins, development, and impact Berkeley of the independent living and disability rights movements in the San Francisco Bay Area since the early 1970s. Since the late 1960s, the Racial Identity and Allostatic Load: Deepening Our independent living movement and related disability rights movements Understanding of the Deleterious Impact of Racism have sought to change the lives of tens of millions of Americans with for Blacks. R. Jay Turner and Tony N. Brown, disabilities and of society at large. These movements grew from grass Vanderbilt University roots efforts around the United States, but actions taken by people with disabilities in Berkeley, Oakland, and San Francisco were especially Discussant: Howard Waitzkin, University of New Mexico critical. Since the 1970s, the Bay Area disability community has been a Morbidity and mortality are heavily impacted by socioeconomic and well spring of activism, innovation, and transformational change. The racial inequality. As a result, when sociologists study the origins and proposed session would offer an overview of how these movements reproduction of inequality, they simultaneously provide critical evidence developed in the San Francisco Bay Area, the impact they have had on about the social patterning of disease and death. This fact has not been Americans with disabilities, and the current objectives and challenges lost on scholars inside and outside of sociology whose scholarship is faced by the movements. aimed at understanding the psychological and biological processes that link social inequalities to morbidity and mortality. This session will bring 64. Departmental Management and Leadership sociologists and scientists from other disciplines together to discuss the ways that sociology and other disciplines importantly inform research Workshop. How to Build Sociology Majors’ Social that is beginning to show how inequality gets under the skin to Capital for Post-Baccalaureate Success influence individual and population health. Session Organizer and Leader: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association 61. Author Meets Critics Session. The Stickup Kids: Co-Leaders: Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Michigan Race, Drugs, Violence, and the American Dream University (University of California Press, 2013) by Randol Nicole M. Van Vooren, American Sociological Contreras Association Session Organizer and Presider: Timothy S. Black, Case Half of senior sociology majors have parents with less than a Western Reserve University college degree, and these majors may be the first member of their Critics: Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania family to obtain a bachelor’s degree. These students need help in Mary E. Pattillo, Northwestern University learning about the job market and graduate school and, they need resources and contacts to succeed in their job and graduate school Amy L. Best, George Mason University searches. This workshop draws on three waves of data from the 2012- Author: Randol Contreras, University of Toronto 2014 ASA’s Bachelor’s and Beyond Survey. These data allow us to examine the resources and relationships, or lack of them, that students 62. Regional Spotlight Session. Academic Hustle: rely on to make the transition from undergraduates to the next stage of PhD’s and Part-Time Work in the San Francisco their lives, and to examine which methods are the most successful in ensuring that this transition results in a future job that reflects what they Bay Area have learned as a sociology major. Our current research shows that Session Organizer: Carlos E. Garcia, San Jose State students rely on a narrow range of ties, such as favorite faculty University members and parents, for help in their searches. The workshop will Presider: Preston Rudy, San Jose State University provide suggestions for faculty members on how and where to find the resources and other types of ties that can build students’ social capital, Panel: Steve Nava, San Jose University especially for those whose parents have limited education, and help Anthony J. Villarreal, Monterey Peninsula College them in making successful post-college transitions. Tracy DeHaan, University of Oregon Within a few hours drive from San Francisco there are no fewer 65. Social Media Workshop. How to Create a Platform than five major universities granting doctorate degrees in sociology, this for Your Research (co-sponsored with Just fact coupled with the geographic draw of the area and the diminishing full time faculty positions at area institutions have created an Publics@365) overabundance of unemployed professionals. In this panel we explore Session Organizer: Jessie Daniels, City University of how sociologists navigate underemployment in an area that on the New York-Hunter College surface looks full of opportunity. While the discussion is centered on the Leader: Nathan Scott Palmer, Georgia Southern Bay Area it is a situation that is not unique to those that live here, as it University is a phenomenon being played out across the country. The audience for your work is waiting to hear from you. In this workshop you'll learn how to use social media (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, 63. Regional Spotlight Session. Four Decades of blogging platforms, etc.) to build a platform for your research, your Disability and Independent Living Activism in the teaching, and your service. Social media can be the conduit through San Francisco Bay Area which you share your work with the general public, other scholars, Session Organizer: Richard K. Scotch, University of policy makers, and the media. You will learn about strategies for building an audience, honing your skills as a communicator, and Texas-Dallas injecting your work into the public discourse around your area of Presiders: Richard K. Scotch, University of Texas-Dallas research." (This session is part of this year's 22nd Annual ASA and Devva Kasnitz, Association of Higher Education Research Support Forum.) and Disability Panel: Mary Lou Breslin, Disability Rights Education and 66. Policy and Research Workshop. National Science Defense Fund Foundation: Dispelling Myths about Proposal Jessie Lorenz, Independent Living Resource Center- Submissions and Funding Opportunities for Sociological Research Cigarette, and Illicit Drug Use. Michael David Nino, Session Organizer and Leader: Patricia E. White, University of North Texas; Tianji Cai, University of National Science Foundation Macau Co-Leaders: Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Murray Webster, University of North Carolina- 69. Regular Session. Critical Theory I: Standpoints Charlotte Session Organizer and Presider: Philip Mancus, College Regina E. Werum, University of Nebraska-Lincoln of the Redwoods This workshop targets faculty, graduate students, and researchers Critical Theory as Cultural Marxism Must be Marxist. who are new at proposal writing and submission. Representatives from Lauren Langman, Loyola University-Chicago the National Science Foundation (NSF), its research review panels, Critique of/in the Anthropocene. Alexander M. Stoner, and grantees will discuss the proposal development process, elements of a competitive proposal, proposal submission and review, and funding Salisbury University; Andony Melathopoulos, opportunities for sociological research. The format will be interactive, Dalhousie University allowing for audience questions and participation. The session is Critical Theory Since The 1980s: Habermas and interactive; audience participation is encouraged. Attend the Research Honneth between Theory and Politics. Harry F. Opportunities and Data Resources poster session for one-on-one discussions with NSF Program Officers. (This session is part of this Dahms, University of Tennessee-Knoxville year's 22nd Annual ASA Research Support Forum.) Sociology of Critique. Instancing the Management of Poverty by Social Policy. Claudia Globisch, 67. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Race, Class and University of Innsbruck Gender Session Organizer and Leader: Susan J. Ferguson, 70. Regular Session. Cultural Capital Grinnell College Session Organizer and Presider: Susan A. Dumais, City Over four decades have passed since the publication of Paulo University of New York-Lehman College Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed ([1970] 1992). Freire’s Entering the Creative Class: The Role of High-Status revolutionary pedagogy was based on the belief that every human being, no matter how “ignorant” or submerged in the “culture of silence” Culture. Sharon Koppman, University of Arizona they may be, is capable of looking at their world in a dialogical From Concerted Cultivation to College: How Parenting encounter with others (1992:13). Friere wanted to break down the Practices Shape Postsecondary Success. Daniel J. paternalistic student-teacher relationship in order to empower students Potter, American Institutes for Research; Josipa to learn from each other. In Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom (1994), bell hooks builds on Friere’s ideas of the Roksa, University of Virginia need to challenge teaching authorities in order to build teaching Gender and Bourdieu's Field Theory. Diana Lee Miller, communities. hooks argues that the goal of teaching is to teach University of Toronto students to transgress against sexual, racial, and social class Grooming the New Elites: Cultural Capital and boundaries in order to achieve the gift of freedom. Thus, teachers are not just teaching about race, gender, and social class differences, but Educational Strategies in Urban China. Yi-Lin instead, are teaching their students to critically act on their learning to Chiang, University of Pennsylvania challenge barriers and social inequalities in their own lives. This Social Stratification and Cultural Practice in the United workshop will build on these ideas and others to examine how to Kingdom. Yaojun Li and Alan Warde, Manchester construct a course on Race, Class, and Gender that not only covers the requisite content areas but also helps students to better understand University; Michael A. Savage, London School of social inequality in our society. Numerous curricular resources will be Economics and Political Science discussed with time allowed for participant questions. 71. Regular Session. Cultures of Food Production 68. Regular Session. Changing Nature and Impact of and Consumption Substance Use among Youth and Young Adults Session Organizer and Presider: Michael Haedicke, Session Organizer and Presider: Stephani Hatch, King's Drake University College London The Rise of the Authenticity Economy: The Alcohol Use among American Indian Adolescents and Transformation and Spread of Food Trucks across Young Adults: Longitudinal Change and Life Course Cities. Todd Schifeling, University of Michigan; Transitions. Kaylin Greene, Tamela McNulty Eitle, Daphne Demetry, Northwestern University and David J. Eitle, Montana State University Workarounds and Roadblocks: Framing Risk in Local Prescription Drug Misuse among Young Adults: The Role Pasture-based Livestock Operations in Oklahoma. of Peer Relationships. Alexandra Marin, Brian C Andrew Raridon and Rachel L. Einwohner, Purdue Kelly, and Michael Vuolo, Purdue University; Brooke University; Tamara L. Mix, Oklahoma State University E Wells, Center for HIV Educational Studies and The Scientization of Breastfeeding Discourse in the Training; Jeffrey Parsons, City University of New United States. Lillian O'Connell, North Carolina State York-Hunter College University Substance Use and Mental Disorder Comorbidity among You are What You Eat: A Simelian Approach to Homeless Youth: Evidence of Self-Medication? Interpreting Gendered Food-Beauty Trends. Kristie Harmony Rhoades, University of Southern California; O'Neill and Daniel Silver, University of Toronto Eric R. Rice, University of California-Los Angeles; Hailey Winetrobe, University of Southern California 72. Regular Session. Effects of Accountability on The Effects of Youth Social Withdrawal on Alcohol, Students, Classrooms, and Public Discourse Session Organizer: Jennifer L. Jennings, New York Transnational Spaces University Session Organizer: Angie Y. Chung, State University of Presider: Douglas Lee Lauen, University of North New York-Albany Carolina-Chapel Hill Job Finding and Labor Market Outcomes of Cross- Hijacking Rhetoric in Federal Educational Policy Border Commuters in the Central European Region. Reauthorization Debates, 1965-2013. Emily Roland Verwiebe, Christoph Reinprecht, Raimund Meanwell, Indiana University Haindorfer, and Laura Wiesboeck, University of Changes in Instructional Practices in Kindergarten Vienna During the Era of No Child Left Behind. Jill Bowdon The Study of Human Genetic Variation in a Transnational and Laura M. Desimone, University of Pennsylvania Context: Asianism and the Racialization of Ethnicity. Membership has its Privileges: Student Incentives and Shirley (Hsiao-Li) Sun, Nanyang Technological Stigmatized Identities in the Accountability Era. University Thurston A. Domina, Andrew Penner, Emily K. Travel and See: Status, Communication and Distrust in Penner, and Marianne Bitler, University of California- Ghanaian Migrant Networks. Lindsay Bayham, Irvine University of California-Berkeley Patterns and Trends in Grade Retention Rates in the Discussant: Luis Eduardo Guarnizo, University of United States, 1995-2010. John Robert Warren and California-Davis Emily Hoffman, University of Minnesota; Megan Andrew, University of Notre Dame; Stefanie Lightner 76. Regular Session. Mental Health and Jim Saliba, University of Minnesota Session Organizer and Presider: Fernando I. Rivera, University of Central Florida 73. Regular Session. Feminist Research Methods Neighborhoods and Mental Health: Exploring Ethnic Session Organizer: Sharlene J. Hesse-Biber, Boston Density, Poverty, and Social Cohesion among Asian College Americans and Latinos. Seunghye Hong and Wei Presider: Emily Barko, Boston College Zhang, University of Hawaii-Manoa; Emily C. Walton, Framing Mothers: Childcare Research and the Dartmouth College Normalization of Maternal Care. Joan Wolf, Texas Religious Involvement and the Black-White Paradox in A&M University Mental Health. Dawne M. Mouzon, State University Group Interviews as a Feminist Research Method. Jess of New Jersey-Rutgers Butler, Western State Colorado University; Michela Social Network Activation: The Role of Health Discussion Musto, University of Southern California Partners in Recovery from Mental Illness. Bernice A. What is Female Athlete? College Women's Ultimate Pescosolido, Indiana University Frisbee, a Site for Reconceptualizing Gendered Using the Residential Life History Profile to Study Health Sporting Identities. Joanna W. Neville, University of and Mental Health in Midlife. Blair Wheaton, Florida University of Toronto; Marisa Christine Young, Discussant: Emily Barko, Boston College McMaster University Discussant: Fernando I. Rivera, University of Central 74. Regular Session. Health Care and Care Delivery 2 Florida Session Organizer: Celeste Campos-Castillo, Dartmouth College 77. Regular Session. Race, Class, and Gender 1 Churning Health Care: How Brokered Access Influences Session Organizer: Kimberly DaCosta, New York Services for Unauthorized Latina/o Immigrants. University Laura Lopez-Sanders, University of North Carolina- Presider: Cassi L. Pittman, The Ohio State University Chapel Hill Race, Gender and Institutional Theory: An Institutional Pathways to Unconventional Medicine among People Approach to Workplace Inequality. Melissa Victoria with Chronic Pain Conditions: Results of a Qualitative Abad, University of Illinois-Chicago Investigation. Misty Amadona Curreli, Suffolk Race, Wealth and Class Identification in 21st-Century Community College America. Isaac Speer, University of California-Los The Challenge of Effectiveness in a Changing Health Angeles Care Environment: Patient Navigators and Holistic Survivalists or Capitalists? Interpreting Women of Color’s Care. Russell K. Schutt, University of Self-Employment. Dwanna Lynn Robertson, Kansas Massachusetts-Boston State University The Lifeworld Empowerment Toolkit: Health Care The One Friend Rule: Mobilizing Race as Social Capital Empowerment In-praxis. Cara A. Chiaraluce, in an Interracial Religious Network. Christopher University of California-Davis Munn, The Ohio State University Discussant: Tiffany D. Joseph, State University of New Discussant: G. Cristina Mora, University of California- York-Stony Brook Berkeley 75. Regular Session. Meaning and Movement across 78. Regular Session. Social Movements, Framing and Culture. University-Denver Session Organizer: Drew Halfmann, University of Protecting the Body’s Natural Immunity: Parents’ Vaccine California-Davis Refusal and the Dichotomies of Natural and Artificial. Presider: Hiroe Saruya, Sophia University Jennifer A. Reich, University of Denver Families Matter, but not Human Rights: Gauging Frame Resonance around Immigrant Rights. Irene H.I. 81. Regular Session. Urban Sociology 1 Bloemraad, Kim Voss, and Fabiana Silva, University Session Organizer: Rachael A. Woldoff, West Virginia of California-Berkeley University Frame Balancing and Reinforcing: A Comparative Presider: Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh Analysis of Framing Strategies in Progressive Era A Seat at the Table: Roles, Legitimacy, and the Politics Women's Movements. Mary Beth Slusar and J. Craig of Urban Redevelopment. Jeremy R. Levine, Harvard Jenkins, The Ohio State University University Justifying Particular Interest in Universalizing Terms. Building Consensus, Consenting to Build: Participatory Mujun Zhou, Brown University Planning and Neoliberal Urban Development in The Invention of the 99 Percent: The Origins and Asheville, North Carolina. Mary Larue Scherer, Development of a Political Imaginary. Michael Gould- University of Massachusetts-Amherst Wartofsky, New York University Central Place: Contested Space-Urban Redevelopment Discussant: James M. Jasper, City University of New in Athens, Rome and New York. Max Arthur Herman, York-Graduate Center and Kim Lucas, New Jersey City University Neighborhood Activism and Growth Control Movements 79. Regular Session. Sociology of Education: in Northeast Los Angeles. Jan C. Lin, Occidental Comparative and Historical Approaches College Session Organizer and Presider: Joshua Klugman, Discussant: Waverly Duck, University of Pittsburgh Consortium on Chicago School Research Changes in Socioeconomic Achievement Gaps in 82. Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology International Comparison, 1964-2011. Anna Katyn Paper Session. Corruption, Graft, Vice and Chmielewski, Michigan State University Venality: Public and Private Wrongfulness Governance Structures and Institutional Interests in the Session Organizer: Marina Zaloznaya, University of Iowa Enactment of Grant Aid in Three U.S. States. Presider: Erin Metz McDonnell, University of Notre Dame Jennifer Marie Nations, University of California-San Trustworthiness, Regulatory Jurisdiction, and the Diego Circulation of Worth Claims in the Stanford Financial Effects of Early U.S. Compulsory Education Laws on Group Fraud. Camilo Arturo Leslie, University of Assortative Mating: Education, Race, and Region. Michigan Emily Rauscher, University of Kansas War and Contemporary State-building: International Power, Conflict and Change in World Society: The Case Threat and Trusted Taxation. Erin Metz McDonnell, of International Assessment of Student Achievement. University of Notre Dame Oren Pizmony-Levy, Columbia University Mass Supervision, Bureaucratism, and Corruption in Schooling Progress in the U.S. and Canada: Context's China. Joel D. Andreas and Yige Dong, Johns Effects on Assimilation Patterns of Immigrant Blacks. Hopkins University Rebbeca Tesfai, Temple University Discussant: Amy Myrick, Northwestern University 80. Regular Session. Sociology of the Body: 83. Section on Environment and Technology Paper "Natural" vs. "Artificial" Bodies Session. Open Topic 1 Session Organizer: Erynn Masi de Casanova, University Session Organizer: Lori Peek, Colorado State University of Cincinnati Presider: Steven R. Brechin, Syracuse University Presider: Jialin Camille Li, University of Illinois-Chicago Pathways to Environmental Activism Across Time and Gender Differences among Self-Reported Genital Place. Sandra T. Marquart-Pyatt, Michigan State Piercing Stories. Jeremy N. Thomas, Lauren Crosby, University and Jessica Milford, Idaho State University Understanding the Complexity of Detroit’s Food Others’ Milk: Sharing Breastfeeding and Sharing Environment: Access, Justice, and Social Change. Breastmilk as Queer Embodiment. Kristin J. Wilson, Dorceta E. Taylor, University of Michigan; Kerry Ard, Georgia State University The Ohio State University Formula Feeding and Social Body: Exploring the Bodies Comparing Climate Change Discourse Coalitions: Brazil, in Infant Feeding in Contemporary China. Jialin China and India in Comparative Context. Jeffrey Camille Li, University of Illinois-Chicago Broadbent, University of Minnesota; Pradip Tattooed Women as Marked Deviants? Performing Acts Swarnakar, Indian Institute of Technology; Jun Jin, of Affiliation, Attraction, and Rebellion. Desire' University of Minnesota Janelle-Maralyn Anastasia, Metropolitan State From Boomerang Federalism to Hybrid Governance in Sustainable Cities. Dana R. Fisher and Anya Mikael Galli, University of Maryland-College Park Howard Winant, University of California-Santa Alternative Notions of Environmental Justice: Examining Barbara Sites of Acceptance to Industrial Uranium Production. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke University Stephanie Ann Malin, Colorado State University Michael Omi, University of California-Berkeley 84. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility Paper 87. Section on Rationality and Society Paper Session. Extreme Poverty Session. Sustainable Cooperation and Individual Session Organizer: Matthew Desmond, Harvard Interests in a Changing World University Session Organizer: Andreas Flache, University of Thick and Thin Ties. Marion Coddou and Paolo Parigi, Groningen Stanford University Presider: Anthony Paik, University of Massachusetts- Homelessness and Disaster in Boulder, Colorado. Jamie Amherst Vickery, University of Colorado Explaining Social Change Using a Dynamic Network I’m Not By Myself: Building Sustainable Social Ties Model. Yamilette Chacon, University of South through a Poor People’s Organization. Joan Maya Carolina; Pamela E. Emanuelson, North Dakota State Mazelis, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers at University Camden The Shadow of Consumption. Michael Constantin Hahn, Entrepreneurial Governance and the Biographical Inertia Stanford University; Brent Simpson, University of of Place: Homeless Men’s Life-Course Trajectories South Carolina into Nashville’s Lafayette District. Damian T. The Social Production of Property and its Coercive Williams, Concordia University Enforcement. Pamela E. Emanuelson, North Dakota Discussant: Megan Lee Comfort, RTI International State University; David Willer, University of South Carolina; Richard Chacon, Winthrop University; 85. Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work Yamilette Chacon and Danielle Lewis, University of Paper Session. Changes in Employment Relations South Carolina and Their Consequences Discussant: Jacob Dijkstra, University of Groningen Session Organizer and Presider: Taekjin Shin, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 88. Section on Sociological Practice and Public Job Insecurity, Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intentions Sociology Roundtable Session and Business in Changing Organizational Contexts. Phyllis Moen, Meeting Erin Kelly, Michael Oakes, and Shi-Rong Lee, 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: University of Minnesota; Jeremy Bray, RTI Session Organizers: Laura Nichols, Santa Clara International; David M. Almeida, Pennsylvania State University and John B. Diamond, Harvard University University; Leslie Hammer, Portland State University; David Hurtado and Orfeu Buxton, Harvard University Table 1. Hidden Social Costs of Precarious Employment: Table Presider: Philip Nyden, Loyola University- Marriage Formation in a Period of Rising Precarity. Chicago Yelizavetta Kofman, University of California-Los Angeles Table 2. Assessing Public Health(s): Methodological Precarious Employment and Bargaining Power: Results Issues, Theoretical Choices from a Factorial Survey Analysis. Katrin Auspurg, Table Presider: Kathleen C. Oberlin, Indiana University University of Konstanz; Stefanie Gundert, Institute for Advancing Black Feminism in Public Health-from Employment Research Margin to Center. Quinn M. Gentry, Messages of The Institutionalization of Part-Time Work: Cross- Empowerment Productions National Differences in the Relationship between Futile Knowledge: The Abyss Between Evidence- Part-Time Work and Perceived Insecurity. Andrew S. based Research, Policy and Practice in Health. Fullerton, Oklahoma State University; Jeffrey C. William Dane Cabin, Richard Stockton College Dixon, College of the Holy Cross; Destinee McCollum, Oklahoma State University Table 3. Studying the U.S. Population: Implications for Discussant: Matissa Hollister, McGill University Communities Table Presider: Lauren Apgar, Indiana University 86. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Invited What is the Relationship of the Population Changes in Session. Racial Theory in the 21st Century: Where Texas due to Population Dynamics? Amy M. We Were, Where We Are, and Where We Need to Romanus, Texas Woman's University Be Working Class in a Post-Industrial Economy No Session Organizer: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Duke Worker Left Behind? Tales from the Rustbelt. University Michelle Marie Proctor, Madonna University Panel: Evelyn Nakano Glenn, University of California- Berkeley Table 4. Practicing Theorists White Hegemony and Leadership Structures in Latino Table Presider: Christine C. George, Loyola University- Congregations. Brandon C. Martinez and Jeffrey A. Chicago Tamburello, Baylor University Activism in Sociological Theory: How Weber, Juxtapositions of Islam and Christianity for Arab Durkheim, and Schutz Foster Activist-Oriented American Christians. Randa A. Kayyali, American Thought and Action. Sara Strickhouser, University University of Central Florida I was a Muslim: Preaching, Legitimation, and Identity George Herbert Mead: Public Sociologist. David W. Management in a Southern Evangelical Church. Woods, New York University Polytechnic School Gerardo Marti, Davidson College

Table 5. Practicing Sociology Outside Our Imaginary 90. Section on Sociology of Sexualities Roundtable Walls Session and Business Meeting Table Presider: Kathryn Goldman Schuyler, Alliant 10:30-11:30am, Roundtables: International University and Coherent Change Session Organizer: Catherine Connell, Boston University Consulting Practicing Sociology Outside Our Imaginary Walls: Table 1. LGB Marriage and Partnership Making Connections Across Boundaries of Table Presider: Megan Carroll, University of Southern Professional Organizations. Kathryn Goldman California Schuyler, Alliant International University and Marriage Decision-Making Processes and Pressures: Coherent Change Consulting Gaining the Right to Marry and LGB Relationship Trajectories. Abigail Ruth Ocobock, University of Table 6. Participatory Research Chicago Trust As a Component Of Ethical Community Based Reimagining the White Wedding: Lesbian Weddings Participatory Research. Dmitry Khodyakov, RAND in Ontario, Canada. Tina Fetner and Melanie Corporation; Elizabeth Bromley, University of Heath, McMaster University California-Los Angeles; Lisa Mikesell, State Spatial Segregation of Same-sex Couples - The University of New Jersey-Rutgers Example of Brazil. Thomas Stein, Albert Esteve Palós, and Antonio López Gay, Centre d'Estudis Table 7. DREAMers Undocumented Immigrant Students Demogràfics as Community Partners in Research Why Do People Change their Opinions on Same-Sex Table Presider: Thomas Pineros Shields, Brandeis Marriage? Katherine McFarland Bruce, Elon University University

Table 8. Community Food Security, Nutrition, and Table 2. Sexual Violence, Harassment, and Urban/Suburban Agriculture Discrimination Table Presider: Sarah N. Gatson, Texas A&M Table Presider: Amanda May Jungels, Georgia State University University Cat-Calling as Heterosexual Norm: An Ethnographic Table 9. Organizing for Educational Change Inside and Study of Men that Cat-Call. Simone Alexandra Outside of Schools Kolysh, City University of New York-Graduate Table Presider: John B. Diamond, Harvard University Center Coping with Antigay Violence: In-depth Interviews Table 10. Publishing Community-Based Research with LGB Adults. Lies D'haese and Alexis Table Presider: Charlotte M. Ryan, University of Dewaele, Ghent University Massachusetts-Lowell Out and Proud: The Visibility of Sexual Orientation and its Relationship to Inequality. Miriam Elana 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Sociological Practice Verploegh, University of Iowa and Public Sociology Business Meeting Table 3. Intersectional Approaches to Sexualities 89. Section on Sociology of Religion Paper Session. Research Religion and Racial/Ethnic Inequality Table Presider: Patrick Ryan Grzanka, University of Session Organizer and Presider: Jason Eugene Shelton, Tennessee University of Texas-Arlington Down Low Discourse and the "Pathology" of Black United By Faith: Race/Ethnicity, Congregational (Homo)sexuality. Chong-suk Han, Middlebury Contexts, and Racial Attitudes in the United States. College Ryon J. Cobb, University of Southern California; Serving the Drag Body: The Real, Virtual and Samuel L. Perry, University of Chicago; Kevin D. Racialized Bodies of Drag Queens. Ray Dougherty, Baylor University Siebenkittel, Louisiana State University Solidarity Across Civil Rights? Same-Sex Relations Managing the Lesbian Stereotype in Softball. and Racial Attitudes. Emily Allen Paine, University Samantha Hobson, University of Chicago of Texas-Austin The Queer Logics of Sex/Desire and the Missing Discourse of Gender. Corie Hammers, Macalester Table 4. Sex Work College Table Presider: Barbara G. Brents, University of Trans Self-Identification on Official Surveys: The Nevada-Las Vegas Impact of Social Structure and the Life Course. J. Is Sex Work Sex or is Sex Work Work? Analyzing Michael Ryan, American University-Cairo Sex Worker Identity. Gowri Vijayakumar, University of California-Berkeley Table 9. Sexual Identities Pornography and the Male Sexual Script. Jennifer A. Table Presider: Melissa M. Wilcox, Whitman College Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University Proving Visible Sexualities: An Analysis of the Social Visible Requirement. Cheryl Llewellyn, State Table 5. The Production of Sexualities in Higher University of New York-Stony Brook Education Rate My Lover.com? Exploring the Concept of Public, Table Presider: Alexander Davis, Princeton University Online Sexual Reputations. Rebecca F. Plante, It's Not Taboo it's Just not Relevant: The Absent Ithaca College Presence of Sexuality in Medical Education. Saying God Again: Making Sense of Spiritual and Marie H. Murphy, University of California-San LGBT Identities in Religious Science. Cary James Diego Escovedo, California State University-Sonoma Learning to be Queer on Campus. Leila J. Rupp, and LGBTQ Organizations as “Respectably Queer” in Shae Miller, University of California-Santa Barbara India: Interrogating a Western Perspective in Reconciling Religion and Sexuality: Predictors of Queer Theory. Apoorva Ghosh, XLRI- Xavier LGBT-Inclusive Policies at Christian Colleges and School of Management Universities. Jonathan Scott Coley, Vanderbilt University Table 10. Producing Sexuality Discourse Table Presider: Maura Kelly, Portland State University Table 6. The Production of Sexualities in High School (Double) Standards for Granting of Formal Rights and Table Presider: Emily S. Mann, University of South Informal Privileges. Long Doan, and Annalise Carolina Skavo Loehr, and Lisa Miller, Indiana University- Improving Experiences of LGBT High School Bloomington Students: Comparison of Two Chicago Public At the Juncture of Homonationalism and Homophobic Schools Student Cohorts. Emily Vela, University Nationalism: The Paradox of Transnational Sexual of Illinois-Chicago; Melissa Barboza, Chicago Law Justice Cooperation. Sasha Maria Rodriguez, and Education Foundation State University of New York-Stony Brook Sexuality Education in Neoliberal Times: Gendering Regime Shift and Discourse: Anti-Gay and Pro-Gay the Responsible Sexual Agent. Sinikka Elliott, Rhetoric in Hong Kong after the Sovereignty North Carolina State University Transfer. Chi Cheng Wat, University of Toronto Why the French and Americans Understand the Gay Table 7. Queer Sexual Communities Community and the Causes of Homosexuality Table Presider: Amin Ghaziani, University of British Differently. Michael Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, Columbia University of California-Los Angeles Distancing and Difference: Intragroup Boundaries and Rural LGBTQs. Holly Donovan, Boston University Table 11. Families and Intimacy Once Essential, Now Irrelevant? The Decline of the Table Presider: Marianne Cutler, East Stroudsburg Gay Bar. Justin Grant Louie, Northwestern University University Having your Cake and Eating it Too: Factors Out of the Bar and onto the Web. Zachary Owens, Impacting Life Satisfaction during Extramarital University of Colorado-Boulder Affairs. Alicia Walker, University of Kentucky Warding Off the Guy with Attitude: Sexual Sociability The Impact of Legal Inequality on Relational Power in and Competition in a NYC Gay Sex Party. Planned Lesbian Families. Jonniann Butterfield, Etienne Meunier, State University of New Jersey- Austin Peay State University; Irene Padavic, Rutgers Florida State University It Takes a Lot of Planning: Gay and Lesbian Young Table 8. Gendered Identities Adult Perceptions of Same-sex Parenthood. Table Presider: Austin H. Johnson, Kent State Nicholas Keith Park, Wentworth Institute of University Technology; Kathleen S. Slauson-Blevins, Old Doing Heterosexuality, Creating Homophobia: Dominion University 2015 Jessie Bernard Award Selection Committee 11:30am-12:10pm, Section on Sociology of Committee on Nominations (2:30-6:10pm), continued Sexualities Business Meeting Committee on the Status of Persons with Disabilities in Sociology 91. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper Editors of ASA Publications Session. Families that Challenge and are Film/Video Screening. The New Black Challenged by Our Times Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology Council and Session Organizer and Presider: Mary Patrice Erdmans, Business Meeting Case Western Reserve University Task Force on Engaging Sociology When Caring Hurts: The Work of Strained Relationships in Transnational Families. Valerie A. Francisco, City 2:30 pm Sessions University of New York-Graduate Center Children of Queer Parents: Negotiating Identity, Stigma, 93. Presidential Panel. Elites and the Power They and Community over the Lifespan. Rebecca Ann Wield DiBennardo and Abigail C. Saguy, University of Session Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of California-Los Angeles Pennsylvania Single, Straight, Wants Kids: The Emergence of Presider: Shamus Rahman Khan, Columbia University Intentional Single Fatherhood. Katherine M. Johnson, The American Business Elite: From Classwide Tulane University Coherence to Company-focused Management -- and Sliding and Deciding: Transitions to Cohabitation among Global Engagement. Michael Useem, University of Low-Income Black Mothers of Adolescents. Megan Pennsylvania Reid and Andrew Golub, National Development and Individual Power, Collective Weakness: The Research Institutes Fragmentation of the American Coporate Elite. Mark Reinstitutionalizing the Family: Marriage in the U.S. S. Mizruchi, University of Michigan Military. Jennifer Hickes Lundquist, University of The Haves and the Have-A-Lots: Who Counts as Upper Massachusetts-Amherst Class in America? Lauren Rivera, Northwestern University 11:30 am Meetings Leading Lives: An Inside Look at the People in Power. Section on Sociological Practice and Public Sociology D. Michael Lindsay, Gordon College Business Meeting (to 12:10pm) Discussant: Rachel Sherman, New School for Social Section on Sociology of Sexualities Business Meeting (to Research 12:10pm) Although elites wield dispropotionate power, they have not garned extensive attention by sociologists. The scholars in this session will 12:30 pm Sessions share the results of their new studies of elites. The sessions will cast a fresh light on members of the upper class in America. The papers 92. Plenary Session. Social Class in Daily Life highlight the power of the elite in daily life. Session Organizer and Presider: Annette Lareau, 94. Thematic Session. Education and Hard Times University of Pennsylvania Session Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Outclassed. Jay MacLeod, Parish of All Saints and Pennsylvania Author Presider: Pamela Barnhouse Walters, Indiana University Cities, Class, and Climate Change: An Autopsy of The Distribution of School Resources in Hard Times. Superstorm Sandy. Eric Klinenberg, New York Aaron M. Pallas, Columbia University University Creating Opportunity during Hard Times: A Case for Racializing Low-Income Rural Mothers: A Thirty-Year Detracking. Karolyn Tyson, University of North Ethnography of Race, Class, and Socioeconomic Carolina-Chapel Hill Inequality. Linda Marie Burton, Duke University The Unequal Effects of Attending Affluent High Schools Discussant: William Julius Wilson, Harvard University on College Destinations. Joshua Klugman, Social class divisions are powerful forces in American society: they influence the rituals of daily life, they cast a long shadow over the life Consortium on Chicago School Research course, and they are thrown into sharper relief in times of crisis. This Hard Times: Working Class Young People's Experiences panel shows a range of ways in which class divisions matter. Jay of UK Schooling in a Period of Austerity. Diane Reay, MacLeod, author of the classic work, Ain’t No Makin’ It, will make a rare Cambridge University appearance at an ASA meeting to discuss the impact of class on life chances over the life course. Linda Burton will share the results of a Discussant: Douglas B. Downey, The Ohio State thirty-year ethnographic study of low-income mothers. Her study University highlights the interweaving of race and class in their lives. Eric Klinenberg, drawing on recent data on the aftermath of Hurricane 95. Thematic Session. Inequality and New Media: Sandy, will show how the experiences of this natural disaster varied by Young People, Technology, and Social Divides class. William Julius Wilson will be the discussant on this Saturday Session Organizers: Marianne Cooper, Stanford plenary session. University and C.J. Pascoe, University of Oregon 2:30 pm Meetings Presiders: Jessie Daniels, City University of New York- Hunter College and C.J. Pascoe, University of Session Organizers: Mark Wolfson, Wake Forest Oregon University and Katherine Clegg Smith, Johns Hopkins Panel: C.J. Pascoe, University of Oregon University Laura Robinson, Santa Clara University Presider: Mark Wolfson, Wake Forest University Christo Sims, University of California-San Diego Using Sociology to Inform Public Health Prevention Discussant: Jessie Daniels, City University of New York- Research and Policy. Paula M. Lantz, University of Hunter College Michigan Technology is often heralded as the great equalizer, bearing the Sociologists Collaborating with Environmental Health ability to solve social ills through making information and Scientists to Prevent Exposure and Disease. Phil communication available to people regardless of class, age or racial/ethnic background. However, digital technologies can also reflect Brown, Northeastern University and indeed replicate inequality along a variety of lines. Paradoxically, in Prevention and Contention: Vaccine Skeptics, Alternative some cases, attempts to address digital inequality can contribute to the Medicine, and School Immunization Exemptions. remaking of historical inequalities. This panel addresses how and when Edward T. Walker, University of California-Los digital media perpetuate inequalities as well as how and when it disrupts these processes. These papers explore how young people Angeles interact with new media in ways that reflect, challenge, and reproduce Can a Sociology of Community Risk and Protective classed, raced, sexualized, gendered and geographic inequality. Factors Improve the Lives of Children and Adolescents? Richard F. Catalano, Jr., University of 96. Thematic Session. Networks of Need in the Age Washington of Economic and Social Precarity Session Organizer and Presider: Sandra S. Smith, Discussant: Katherine Clegg Smith, Johns Hopkins University University of California-Berkeley “Prevention” has become an ascendant concept in the U.S., and Panel: James R. Elliott, University of Oregon throughout the West. While there have long been notions of prevention Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State University being better than cure, institutional support for prevention, as well as its Edward Bishop Smith, Northwestern University resonance among both elites and publics, has grown dramatically in recent years. The emphasis on prevention in public policy may be best Sandra S. Smith, University of California-Berkeley illustrated by the inclusion of major provisions related to prevention in Since the 1970s, economic inequality has grown dramatically in the the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. Sociologists U.S., and during the same period, the age of precarity was been have a great deal to contribute to policy, practice, and research related reborn. Increasingly, as nonstandard employment relationships have to prevention. Despite this, we argue that an intentional focus on proliferated and welfare state supports have gradually eroded, low- and prevention, as a whole, has been largely absent from sociological middle-income workers have struggled to secure jobs offering stability, thought and research. This panel will showcase the varied work of security, and a living wage. In this session, we will explore the extent to sociologists in the area of prevention of health and illness, and which growing precarity, rooted in the changing nature of workers' promotion of health, broadly construed. Building on Robert Strauss’s relationships with employers and the state, has fundamentally altered conception of sociology in, and sociology of, medicine (1957), this the structure of workers' personal networks of relations as well as the session will explore sociology in, and sociology of, prevention. Papers function that these personal networks serve. In the process, we will on sociology in prevention will focus on such areas as sociological consider both emerging theoretical frameworks, including those approaches to understanding the emergence and distribution of health highlighting the role that cognition plays, and cutting edge empirical and illness (e.g., sociology’s focus on structural, versus individual, studies that shed light on these issues. determinants), and to addressing structural factors in order to promote health and prevent disease (e.g., community organizing, policy change, 97. Special Session. Celebrating Bill Chambliss: A social movements). Papers on sociology of prevention will focus on Saint and a Roughneck (co-sponsored with critical sociological accounts of the field (e.g., public health as a field of Society for the Study of Social Problems and practice; social movements around health and illness). The goal for this George Washington University Department of session is not only to provide broad exposure for the wide variety of sociological work being conducted related to prevention, but to also Sociology) serve as a catalyst for efforts to theorize and systematize sociological Session Organizers and Presiders: Gregory D. Squires, approaches to prevention, and to create capacity for scholarship that George Washington University and Raymond bridges the academic/applied divide. Michalowski, Northern Arizona University Panel: Richard P. Appelbaum, University of California- 99. Author Meets Critics Session. The Undeserving Santa Barbara Rich: American Beliefs about Inequality, Claire M. Renzetti, University of Kentucky Opportunity, and Redistribution (Cambridge A. Kathryn Stout, Manhattan College University Press, 2013) by Leslie McCall Celebrating Bill Chambliss: A Saint and a Roughneck. This session Session Organizer: Michael Hout, New York University will honor and celebrate the scholarship and life of Bill Chambliss. Presider: Ruth Milkman, City University of New York- Jointly sponsored by the ASA, SSSP, and the Department of Sociology Graduate Center at George Washington University, several of Bill's colleagues and Critics: Henry E. Brady, University of California-Berkeley friends will reminisce about just some of the highlights of Bill's distinguished career and close personal friendships. This co-sponsored Arne L. Kalleberg, University of North Carolina- session is held at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis hotel, meeting Chapel Hill site of the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Michele Lamont, Harvard University Problems. Please search their program schedule for the listing, "101." Author: Leslie McCall, Northwestern University 98. Special Session. Sociology in and Sociology of 100. Author Meets Critics Session. What's Wrong Prevention with Fat? (Oxford University Press, 2012) by Abigail C. Saguy Insights Based on a Recent Empirical Study of Session Organizer: Brian Powell, Indiana University Faculty in Higher Ed Presider: Anna Strassmann Mueller, University of Session Organizer and Leader: Alford A. Young, Memphis University of Michigan Critics: Steven Epstein, Northwestern University Given the changing demographics of the university system, and the Ellen M. Granberg, Clemson University entry of greater numbers of students and faculty from underrepresented minority backgrounds (at least in comparison to many years ago), it is Jason Schnittker, University of Pennsylvania important for faculty understand and be responsive to a range of Author: Abigail C. Saguy, University of California-Los circumstances that may emerge in classrooms that reflect such student Angeles diversity. Accordingly, by drawing upon the findings presented in Faculty Identities and the Challenge of Diversity (Paradigm Publishers 101. Departmental Management and Leadership 2013) and other supporting material, this workshop will involve instructional and interactive techniques to explore the following issues: Workshop. Is there a CORE in Sociology? Is it What choices might faculty have in regard to handling race and ethnic- Reflected in Your Department's Curriculum? based conflicts in the classroom? What may be done prior to class, Session Organizers: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana during class, and after class to address or resolve such issues? What University Kokomo and Diane Pike, Augsburg College skills are most appropriate and effective for addressing these concerns? What are the personal and professional risks involved in Leader: Nancy A. Greenwood, Indiana University addressing these concerns and how do they pertain to choice-making Kokomo by faculty? and What might be the costs and benefits for students for Co-Leaders: Diane Pike, Augsburg College your actions – or decisions not to act? Jay R. Howard, Butler University In this workshop we examine sociology curricula to: 1) determine 105. Graduate Programs in Sociology the extent to which an agreed upon core of sociological concepts, Session Organizers: Jaime Hecht and Margaret Weigers theories, and/or skills can be identified and 2) assess how well that Vitullo, American Sociological Association core (or lack thereof) supports program and disciplinary goals. We will 1. Arizona State University identity how departmental consensus on a core strengthens or 2. Boston College weakens a program and explore those consequences for assessment 3. Brown University issues, developmental course sequencing and student learning. 4. DePaul University Participants will engage in activities to better understand the ways 5. Florida Atlantic University departmental leaders can help to develop consensus about aspects of 6. Higher School of Economics, NRU the core and will leave with ideas to take back to their own departments 7. Humboldt State University and programs. 8. Kent State University 9. Lehigh University 102. Professional Development Workshop. Behind 10. Loyola University-Chicago the Academic Curtain: How to Find Success and 11. Middle Tennessee State University Happiness with a PhD 12. Oklahoma State University 13. Pennsylvania State University Session Organizer and Leader: Frank F. Furstenberg, 14. Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania 15. Texas State University-San Marcos 16. The Ohio State University 103. Policy and Research Workshop. Panel Study of 17. Tulane University Income Dynamics 18. University of California-Santa Cruz Session Organizer: Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of 19. University of North Carolina-Charlotte 20. University of Alabama-Birmingham Michigan 21. University of Cincinnati Leader: Noura E. Insolera, Panel Study of Income 22. University of Delaware Dynamics 23. University of Illinois-Chicago This workshop is geared toward current and prospective users of 24. University of Louisville the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID, psid.org), the world's 25. University of Maryland-Baltimore County longest running longitudinal household survey. PSID has collected data 26. University of Massachusetts-Boston on a wide range of sociologically relevant topics from a nationally 27. University of Miami representative sample of US families and their descendants since 28. University of Minnesota 1968. Content domains include employment, occupations, income, 29. University of Nevada-Reno wealth, education, expenditures, health, aging, marriage, childbearing, 30. University of Nevada-Las Vegas child development, youth transitions, philanthropy, intergenerational 31. University of New Hampshire relations, and numerous other topics. This workshop provides an 32. University of Notre Dame overview of the general structure and content of the PSID and its 33. University of Oklahoma supplemental surveys (including the Childhood Development 34. University of Wisconsin-Madison Supplement, the Transition into Adulthood Study, and the Disability and 35. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Time Use study) as well as an update on current and future data 36. Wayne State University collection efforts (2013 roster/transfer module, Child Development Supplement 2014). A hands-on walk-through of the PSID website and 106. Open Refereed Roundtable Session I data center will enable users to quickly locate relevant documentation, 2:30-4:10pm, Roundtables: tutorials, and data. There will also be an interactive portion to address Session Organizer: Denise A. Segura, University of specific research questions from PSID data users. (This session is part of this year's 22nd Annual ASA Research Support Forum.) California-Santa Barbara

104. Teaching Workshop. Pedagogical Responses to Table 1. Class, Race, and Education Race, Class and Gender Conflict: Practical Table Presider: Robert F. Szafran, Stephen F. Austin State University Trends in Socioeconomic Achievement Gap in Japan: Debt Shaming: Internalized Classism among Implications on Educational Inequality. Izumi Mori, Financial Peace University Students. Rebecca Rikkyo University Barrett-Fox, Arkansas State University The Differing Dynamics of School Segregation Over Table 6. Family: Interrogating Motherhood and Time: The Importance of Local Context. Jared Fatherhood Strohl, State University of New York-Buffalo Table Presider: Bette Eulalie Avila, Michigan State White Flight from K-16 Public Education in a Rural University East Texas City. Robert F. Szafran, Stephen F. Fatherhood and Child Well-being: The Role of Austin State University Context, Perceptions of Fatherhood, and Father Involvement. J. Bart Stykes and Gary Oates, Table 2. Cultural Sociology 1 Bowling Green State University Table Presider: M.B. Fallin Hunzaker, Duke University Motherhood: A Hotbed of Contestation. Bette Eulalie Typological Approach to the Discourse on Emotional Avila, Michigan State University Labor. Jongwoo Kim, Independent Scholar Mothers, Leisure, and the Great Recession: Exploring Understanding Cultural Dynamics: A Schema-Based a Life Course Trajectory During a Historical Event. Approach. M.B. Fallin Hunzaker, Duke University Elizabeth Burkhalter, Irvine Valley College What Makes Employees either Zealous Supporters for or Cynical Contenders against their Firm’s CSR Table 7. Gender and Violence Initiative? Jeongkoo Yoon and Soojung Lee, Table Presider: Katie James, University of Georgia Ewha Womans University Gender Attitudes and Sexual Misconduct on a College Campus: Case Study. Susan Joel, Table 3. Education and Teachers Springfield College Table Presider: Elizabeth Covay Minor, Michigan State Perceived Injustice, Social Support, and School University Crime: A Gendered Test. Katie James, University Curricular Control and the Privatization of Inservice of Georgia; Jessica Seberger and Jody Clay- Teacher Education. Christopher B. Crowley, Warner, University of Georgia-Athens University of Wisconsin-Madison I Was a Gladiator: Pain, Injury, and Masculinity in Perceptions of Pre-service, Content-Area Teachers’ National Football League. Katie Rodgers, during a Literacy Field Experience. Salika University of Oregon Lawrence, William Paterson University Teacher Mobility and Contextual Factors: The Case Table 8. Inequality and Health of Michigan High Schools. Elizabeth Covay Minor, Table Presider: Andrew C. Patterson, University of Guan K. Saw, Kenneth A. Frank, and Barbara L. British Columbia Schneider, Michigan State University Political Democracy as a Determinant of Health. Systems Leadership in Middle Schools: Findings from Andrew C. Patterson and Gerry Veenstra, an Exploratory Efficacy Study. Scott Patrick University of British Columbia Murphy, Lea K. Schlanger, Owen Gaither, Lauren Holes in the Safety Net: Racial Disparities in Johnson, Jasmon Bailey, and Kathryn M. Borman, Healthcare Spending in the United States. University of South Florida Raphael Charron-Chenier and Collin William Mueller, Duke University Table 4. Economic Sociology The First Neoliberal Pandemic: Why Inequality and Legitimation, Social Status, and Entrepreneurial Structure Matter to the Spread of HIV/AIDS. Entry. Hongwei Xu, Institut Européen Helen Sharon Jolly, State University of New York- d'Administration des Affaires; Litao Zhao, National Stony Brook University of Singapore Table 9. Immigration and Health Table 5. Education: International Table Presider: Alla Chernenko, Middle Tennessee Table Presider: Rennie Lee, University of California- State University Los Angeles Investigating Contemporary Lifestyles and the Health Coethnic Communities and the Educational Experiences of Post-Soviet Immigrants: Attainment of the Foreign born and Native born in Conceptualizing Future Research. Alla the United Kingdom. Rennie Lee, University of Chernenko and Brian Philip Hinote, Middle California-Los Angeles Tennessee State University Racism, Social Inequality and the Implementation of Latino Immigrants’ Healthcare Choices and Economic Affirmative Action in Universities: The Brazilian Rationales: An Exploratory Analysis of a South Context. Beatriz Arcoverde de Oliveira, University Florida Immigrant Community. Alexandra Casuso, of British Columbia Florida Atlantic University Logics of Social Right: How Aging Taiwanese Generators and Interpreters. David E. Eagle and Immigrants Consider Public Benefits in Destination Rae-Jean Proeschold-Bell, Duke University Society. Ken Chih-Yan Sun, Hong Kong Baptist Performance of Model-Implied Instrumental Variable University Estimators and a Maximum Likelihood Estimator for Structural Equation Models. Shawn Bauldry, Table 10. Intersectionalities University of Alabama-Birmingham Table Presider: Matthew H. Rafalow, University of Simulating Dyads: A Take-The-Best (TTB) Heuristic California-Irvine Approach. May M. Takeuchi and Alexander Gender and Equity in Science: The Global Context. Takeuchi, University of North Alabama; Louis N. Sandra L. Hanson, Catholic University of America Gray, Washington State University Straightening Space: Neoliberalism and Gay Public The Field of Social Sciences – A Correspondence Sex. Benjamin Joseph Nobile Kampler, City Analysis of Structures in Danish Social Sciences. University of New York-Queens College Kristoffer Kropp and Jacob Lunding, University of Unpacking the Boy Crisis: Research at the Copenhagen Intersections of Race, Gender and Sexuality. Matthew H. Rafalow, University of California-Irvine Table 15. Military Sociology Table Presider: Julie Anne Beicken, University of Table 11. Latina/o Sociology Texas-Austin Table Presider: Dolores Trevizo, Occidental College Determinants of Capital Intensive Military Latinas, Sexuality and the Media: Subverting Sexual Expenditures: A Cross National Study. Jeffrey D. Dichotomies in Latino/a Culture. Wendy Arce, Kentor, Eastern Michigan University Graduate Theological Union The Changing Moral Status of Torture Post-9/11. Mexico’s War Against Drug Cartels and the Erosion of Julie Anne Beicken, University of Texas-Austin Trust of its Armed Forces. Dolores Trevizo, The Value and Values of Participation: Officer Cadets Occidental College in UK University Service Units. K. Neil Jenkings, Overcoming Barriers: Resilience in Latina Mothers in Alison Williams, and Rachel Woodward, Higher Education. Susana Gonzalez, University of Newcastle University Illinois-Chicago; Stephanie Cano and Doris Romero, Chicago Law and Education Foundation Table 16. Public Policy Table Presider: Emily A. Bowman, Coe College Table 12. Critical Media Studies Federal Funding of Public K-12 Education? The Battle Table Presider: Erin Michelle Bergner, Vanderbilt over the Blair Bill, 1881-1890. Emily A. Bowman, University Coe College Reading Between the Lines: Intersexuality in News From Food Aid to Farm Surplus: The Political Media, 1993-2013. Erin Michelle Bergner, Economy of India’s Farm Policy. Madhavi Vanderbilt University Cherian, New York University The Relationship between New and Traditional The End to Welfare as We Know It. Brittany Battle, Media. Stephanie Lee and Sean Munson, State University of New Jersey-Rutgers at New University of Washington Brunswick Who Counts? Revisiting the Quantification of Table 13. Family in Global Context Homelessness in the Era of Homeland Security. Table Presider: Nikki Khanna, University of Vermont Maggie Tate, University of Texas-Austin Good Parenting Practices: The Significance of Poverty and Education. Esther Dermott, 107. ASA-NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship Program University of Bristol; Marco Pomati, Cardiff Research Session. Issues in Economic Sociology: University Perspectives on the United States Birth Tourism and the Construction of Alien Maternity. Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin, American Kuan-Yi Chen, City University of New York- Sociological Association and Patricia E. White, Graduate Center National Science Foundation The Role of Race and Other Factors in Shaping Presider: Celeste M. Watkins-Hayes, Northwestern Parents’ Decisions to Adopt Abroad. Nikki University Khanna, University of Vermont; Caitlin Killian, Payday Lending Regulation and the Demand for Drew University Alternative Financial Services. Roman V. Galperin, Johns Hopkins University; Andrew Weaver, Table 14. Quantitative Methodology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Table Presider: May M. Takeuchi, University of North The City as a Fiscal Derivative: Financialization, Alabama Quantification, and Growth Politics. Josh Pacewicz, Methodological Considerations in the Use of Name Brown University Effects of Economic Insecurity and the Great Recession Mental Illness. Russell K. Schutt, University of on the Quality of Food Purchases in American Massachusetts-Boston; Larry J. Seidman and Families. Margaret Michele Gough, Harvard Matcheri S. Keshavan, Harvard University University Childhood Abuse History and Early Adulthood Health: The Role of Inflammation Biomarker. Ying Huang, 108. Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Professional State University of New York-Albany Workshop. Examining Stratification in Academic Gene by Social-Environment Interaction for Youth Career Trajectories for Minority Sociologists and Delinquency and Violence: Thirty-Nine Aggression- Economists related Genes. Hexuan Liu, Guang Guo, and Yi Li, Session Organizers: Jean H. Shin and Beth Floyd, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill American Sociological Association Parental Social Disparities in Newborns’ Epigenetics. Co-Leaders: Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, American Katherine King, U.S. Enviornmental Protection Sociological Association Agency; Susan Murphy and Cathrine Hoyo, Duke Marie T. Mora, University of Texas-Pan American University Jean H. Shin, American Sociological Association Discussant: Colter Mitchell, University of Michigan 109. Student Forum Roundtable Session. 111. Regular Session. Class Cultures Session Organizers: Nicole MacInnis, University of Session Organizer and Presider: Jeffrey J. Sallaz, Manitoba; Nate Breznau, Bremen International University of Arizona Graduate School of Social Sciences; and Kathryn Girls in the Consolidation of Class among Elites: Marie Nowotny, University of Colorado-Boulder Ownership and Cultural Capital. Ashley E. Mears, Boston University Table 1. Disposable People: Class, Culture and the English Riots. Table Presider: Denise N. Cook, University of Nevada- Lisa Louise Mckenzie, London School of Economics Las Vegas and Political Science Memorialization of the Thin Blue Line: An Investigation of Slacking, Sufficing, and Sociability: High School Girls, the Winnipeg Police Museum. Ryan Daniel Catte, White Middle Class Culture, and the Reproduction of University of Manitoba Inequality. Michele Lee Rossi, University of The Cultural Life of the Living Dead. Denise N. Cook, California-Berkeley University of Nevada-Las Vegas Learning to Wear the White Collar: Family and Class The Relationship Between Student Loan Debt and Origins in Dressing for Corporate Work. Erynn Masi Fertility Among Female College Graduates. Stella de Casanova, University of Cincinnati Min, University of Colorado-Denver 112. Regular Session. Collective Memory Table 2. Session Organizer and Presider: Robert C. Bulman, St. Table Presider: Alyssa Nicole Hartwell, Mount Royal Mary's College-California University Collective Memory as a Fusion of Cognitive Mechanisms Behind the Shield and Under the Sheets: Gendered Live and Cultural Processes. Aaron V. Cicourel, Action Role Playing Games. Shannon Boepple, University of California-San Diego University of Northern Colorado Explaining Moments of Multivocality: Commemorating Immigrant Entrepreneurship: The Role of Formal the the “Mississippi Burning” Murders. Claire Corporate Governance Arrangement and Social Whitlinger, University of Michigan Capital in Community and Family. Lei Xu, Texas Memory, Myth, and Prophecy in the First City of the Tech University; Wei Du, Louisiana State University Atomic Age. Lindsey A. Freeman, State University of Perpetuating Discourse: Representations of Intimate New York-Buffalo Partner Violence and the Victimized Female Body. Networking Memory: Germany’s Holocaust Memorials to Alyssa Nicole Hartwell, Mount Royal University Romani and Jewish Victims. Nadine Blumer, Structured English Immersion and Arizona Proposition Concordia University 203: Education, Implementation, and Integration. Daniel Corral, Beloit College 113. Regular Session. Consumers and Consumption Session Organizer: Judith Taylor, University of Toronto 110. Regular Session. Biosociology/Biosocial Presider: Norah MacKendrick, State University of New Interaction Jersey-Rutgers Session Organizer: Jacob E. Cheadle, University of Between the Multinational Food Industry and Family Nebraska-Lincoln Households: Mothers as Intermediaries in India’s Presider: Richard Niemeyer, University of California- Neoliberal Consumer Economy. Jennifer Parker Riverside Talwar, Pennsylvania State University An Interdisciplinary Foundation for Understanding Caring through Food? The Gendered Work of Eating for Human Sociality: Biological and Social Factors in Change. Kate Cairns and Josee Johnston, University of Toronto The Impact of the 2008 Food Crisis on Food Security Handmade Matters: (Re)Imagining "Homemade" Food at among Households in South Africa. Raphael J the Boundaries of Food Swap Circuits. Connor John Nawrotzki, University of Colorado-Boulder; Kristin Fitzmaurice, Boston University; Juliet B. Schor, Robson, University of Colorado-Denver; Margaret J Boston College Gutilla and Lori M Hunter, University of Colorado- Healthy Food Acquisition in a Food-insecure City: An Boulder; Wayne Twine, University of the Examination of Socioeconomic and Food-security Witwatersrand; Petra Norlund, University of Colorado- Predictors. Leonard Nevarez, Vassar College; Boulder Kathleen Tobin and Eve Michele Waltermaurer, State Gender, Corn, and Neoliberal Policy: A Look at NAFTA University of New York-New Paltz and GMOs in Oaxaca. Jennifer Bea Rogers-Brown, Long Island University-Post 114. Regular Session. Critical Theory II: Possibilities Discussant: April Linton, Fair Labor Association Session Organizer: Philip Mancus, College of the Redwoods 117. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Presider: Roxanne Gerbrandt, Austin Peay State Embeddedness, Hybridity and Economic University Performance in Asian Capitalisms Anti-Black Racism, Anti-Semitism, and the Temporal Session Organizer: Marc Schneiberg, Reed College Nature of Class-Consciousness. H. Alexander Presider: Robert F. Freeland, University of Wisconsin- Welcome, City University of New York-LaGuardia Madison Community College China’s Economic Transition and the Value of Firms’ Definitive Exclusions: The Social Fact and the Subjects Political Connections: A Longitudinal Study. Heather of Neo-Liberalism. Vikash Singh, State University of A. Haveman, University of California-Berkeley; Nan New Jersey-Rutgers Jia, University of Southern California; Jing Shi, Romantic Love as an Expression of Alienation. Mitch Australian National University; Yongxiang Wang, Monsour, University of Oregon University of Southern California The Question of Ideology in the Light of Desire – Truths Public-Private Hybrid Strategy and Entrepreneurial in Marx, Nietzsche and Freud. Christine Anna Payne, Investment: Evidence from China’s Transition University of California-San Diego Economy. Wubiao Zhou, Chinese University of Hong Kong 115. Regular Session. Development and Gender: Performance Consequence of Manager Transfer: A Case Paradoxes, Unanticipated Effects of Korean Business Groups. Young-Choon Kim, Session Organizer: Sonalde Desai, University of National University of Singapore Maryland The Joint Use of Formal and Informal Channels and Job Presider: Raka Ray, University of California-Berkeley Search Success. Jing Shen, University of Lethbridge Gender Inequality and Democratic Education: Ironic Discussant: Robert F. Freeland, University of Wisconsin- Outcomes of Equality Programs in Bolivian Madison Classrooms. Julie A. Reid, University of Southern Mississippi 118. Regular Session. Ethics and Science Microcredit Groups and Women's Social Capital: Why Session Organizer and Presider: Joanna Kempner, State Socio-religious Composition Matters. Paromita University of New Jersey-Rutgers Sanyal and Umang Prabhakar, Cornell University Guinea Pig Kids: Myth or Modern Tuskegee? Valerie R. Subverting the Microfinance Myth: Gendered Livelihoods Leiter and Sarah Herman, Simmons College in Urban India’s Slums. Smitha Radhakrishnan, From Subject to Participant: Ethics and the Evolving Role Wellesley College of Community in Health Research. Elizabeth The Oportunidades Conditional Cash Transfer Program Bromley, University of California-Los Angeles; Dmitry and its Impact on Indigenous Youth in Chiapas, Khodyakov, RAND Corporation; Lisa Mikesell, State Mexico. Oscar Fernando Gil-Garcia, University of University of New Jersey-Rutgers California-Los Angeles Medical Science, Grassroots Activism, and Informed Consent to Male Circumcision in the USA and 116. Regular Session. Development, Sustainability, Canada. Laura M. Carpenter, Vanderbilt University and Food Security in Africa and Latin America To Know or Not to Know: Genetic Counselors, “Doing Session Organizer: Michael Haedicke, Drake University Ethics,” and the Genomic Revolution. Susan Presider: Angie Carter, Iowa State University Markens, City University of New York-Lehman Interactions among Climate Vulnerability, Inequality and College Agricultural Change: The Case of Tanzanian Discussant: Sydney A. Halpern, University of Illinois- Smallholder Farmers. Amy Teller, Brown University Chicago Paradoxes of Property: The Rockefeller Foundation and Agricultural Biotechnology for the Poor. Rachel 119. Regular Session. Immigration and Gender Schurman, University of Minnesota Session Organizer and Presider: Jacqueline M. Hagan, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 122. Regular Session. Social Dimensions of AIDS Contextual and Family Determinants of Immigrant Session Organizer and Presider: Shari Lee Dworkin, Women's Self-Employment: The Case of Vietnamese, University of California-San Francisco Russian-Speaking Jews, and Israelis. Steven J. Discussing the Limits of Confidentiality: The Impact of Gold, Michigan State University HIV Criminalization on Nurses’ Counseling Practice. Gender, Immigration, and Labor Market Activity in New Chris Sanders, Medical College of Wisconsin Global Contexts by the 21st Century. Katharine HIV after 40 in Rural South Africa. Sanyu A. Mojola, Jill Donato and Bhumika Piya, Vanderbilt University R. Williams, and Nicole Angotti, University of Gendered Sources of Demoralization and Resilience Colorado-Boulder among Afghan Refugees in the United States. Carl Masculinity and HIV: A Synthesis and Application of W. Stempel, California State University-East Bay; Theories of Masculinity for Understanding Men's HIV- Nilofar Sami, University of California-Berkeley; Patrick risk Behaviors. Paul J Fleming, University of North Marius Koga, University of California-Davis Carolina-Chapel Hill; Ralph J DiClemente, Emory Is Intermarriage a Yardstick for Assimilation? Peter D. University; Clare Barrington, University of North Brandon, State University of New York-Albany Carolina-Chapel Hill Being Black, Foreign and Woman: African Immigrant Structural Influences on the Capacity of Women Sex Identities in the United States. Fumilayo Showers, Workers in India to Practice Condom Use. Gay Central Connecticut State University Young, American University; Mona J.E. Danner, Old Dominion University; Lucia Fort, Consultant; Kim M. 120. Regular Session. Internal Migration Blankenship, American University Session Organizer: Nathalie E. Williams, University of Discussant: Samuel R. Friedman, National Development Washington and Research Institutes Presider: Ellen Compernolle, University of Michigan Internal Migrants’ Self-Employment in China: Who are 123. Regular Session. Sociology of Sport They and How Do They Stratify? Qian Song, State Session Organizer: Becky L. Beal, California State University of New York-Albany University-East Bay Relocations and Dislocations: The Racial and Ethnic Presider: Michael Robert Regan, Texas A&M University Dynamics of Internal Migration in Colombia. Shantee Beyond the Brawn: Identity Work and Boundaries in Rosado, University of Pennsylvania Bodybuilding. Pablo Victoria Torres, University of Social Contexts and the Living Arrangements of Recently California-Irvine Married Sons: Understanding Factors Driving Conspiracy Theory as a Counter-Narrative: An Household Fission. Jessica Anne Pearlman and Lisa Exploratory Study of Black Male Student-Athletes and D. Pearce, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; the Hysteresis Effect. Adriana Nunez, University of Dirgha Jibi Ghimire and Prem Bhandari, University of Colorado; Eric M. Carter, Georgetown College Michigan; Taylor Hargrove, Vanderbilt University Femininity on the Field: Women Athletes’ Appearance Where's My Job? Job Search, Migration, and Preferences during Competition and the Employment among Young Adults in the Great Feminine/Athlete Paradox. Emily Fairchild, New Recession. Jennifer Lynn Branstad and Katherine College of Florida; Liz Gregg, University of North Stovel, University of Washington Florida Discussant: Leah K. VanWey, Brown University Re-framing the Feminine Apologetic: An Analysis of Division I Female Athletes' Performance of 121. Regular Session. Media Sociology: Journalism, Femininity. Angie C. Henderson and Mark Shuey, Politics, and New Media University of Northern Colorado; Jennifer Schneider, Session Organizer: David Grazian, University of Colorado State University Pennsylvania Up In Flames: The Olympic Flame Symbol, Community, Presider: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Intercultural Communication and Commodification. Explaining Professional Journalists in “Citizen” Joseph Maguire, Jack Black and Becky Darlington, Journalism. Andrew M. Lindner, Skidmore College; Loughborough University Emma Connell and Erin Meyer, Concordia College Professionalization, Authority Claims and Online News 124. Regular Session. States and Social Movements: Delivery. Ian Sheinheit, State University of New York- Contesting Land, Food, and Resources Albany Session Organizer: Daniel Jaffee, Portland State The Perpetuation of Gender Inequality: The Gendering of University Political Discourse in Partisan New Media. Eulalie Presider: Carol Hernández-Rodriguez, Portland State Jean Laschever, University of California-Irvine University Inclusion and Avoidance in a Digital Media Landscape. Agrarian Change and the Conflicted Venezuelan State. Noah Grand, University of California-Los Angeles Laura J. Enriquez, University of California-Berkeley; Discussant: Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University Simeon J. Newman, University of Michigan Blessing or Curse: Examining the Divergent Change in Preferred Levels of Income Inequality: Poland, Development Paths of Oil- and Mineral-rich 1988 – 2003. Marta Joanna Kolczynska and Joseph Developing Countries. Zophia Yolande Edwards, Merry, The Ohio State University Boston University I Know it’s Stupid, but I Feel Poor: Economic (In)security Social Development through State Occupation: Health among Married Suburban Parents. Jessica Paula Professionals Movements and Declining Child Wiederspan, University of Michigan Mortality in Urban Brazil. Christopher Laurence Perceived Inequality and Redistribution. Yeon Ju Lee, Gibson, Simon Fraser University University of Chicago Climate Change, Markets, and Smallholder Farming in Societal Inequality and Individual Subjective Well-being: Bangladesh: Questioning the Technological Results from 96 Societies and 300,000 Individuals, Optimism. Manoj Misra, University of Alberta 1981-2008. Mariah Debra Evans and Jonathan Discussant: Daniel Jaffee, Portland State University Kelley, University of Nevada-Reno

125. Regular Session. Urban Sociology 2 Table 2. Cognitive Inequality Session Organizer: Rachael A. Woldoff, West Virginia Presider: Jo Mhairi Hale, University of California-Davis University Alzheimer's and the Great Depression: Do Early-life Presider: Ervin (Maliq) Matthew, University of Cincinnati Deprivation and Social Inequalities Impact Late-life Punctuated Equilibrium: Community Responses from Cognitive Decline? Jo Mhairi Hale, University of Stability to Foreclosure in Three Suburban California-Davis Communities in Baltimore County, Maryland. Effect of Social Class, Income and Early Circumstances Gregory Smithsimon, City University of New York- on Cognitive Skills of Young Chilean Children. Brooklyn College Ricardo Enrique Rivas, University of Arizona School Choice and the Changing Social Landscape of The Growing Importance of Socioemotional Skills for Neighborhoods. Trinh Tran, University of California- Academic Achievement in the United States. Ozcan Berkeley Tunalilar and Robert G. White, University of Florida The Great Recession, Unemployment and Family Residential Mobility in Providence, RI. Aaron Niznik, Table 3. Educational Inequality Brown University Beyond Two Generations: Family Background and 126. Section on Environment and Technology Paper Educational Attainment from a Multigenerational Session. Open Topic 2 Perspective. Yuqi Lu, Cornell University Session Organizer: Lori Peek, Colorado State University Family Socioeconomic Status as a Moderator of Parental Presider: Riley E. Dunlap, Oklahoma State University Unemployment and Children’s Educational Coal and the Environment: Confronting the Treadmill of Attainment. Caren Arbeit, University of Minnesota Production in North Bohemia. Thomas E. Shriver, Interrelations of Adolescent Achievement Orientations, North Carolina State University; Alison E. Adams, Parental Goals, and Socioeconomic Attainments: A University of Florida; Stefano B. Longo, North Three Generation Study. Jeylan T Mortimer, Lei Carolina State University Zhang, Chen-Yu Wu, and Jeanette M. Hussemann, Corroding Communities: Social Comparisons, University of Minnesota; Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson, Competition, and Uncertainty Following the Washington State University Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. Brian Mayer, University of Arizona; Katrina Running, Idaho State University; Table 4. Family and Inequality Kelly Bergstrand, University of Arizona Presider: Hiroshi Ishida, University of Tokyo Latent Ecologies: The Connections Between Invasive Educational Assortative Mating among Unmarried and Species, Habitat Destruction and Social Processes. Married Couples in Japan and the United States. Jordan Fox Besek and Julius Alexander McGee, Hiroshi Ishida, University of Tokyo University of Oregon Where There is Power, There is Resistance: Every Day Sex Stratification in Criminal Enterprise: Crimes against Struggles and Resistance Strategies of Au Pairs. the Environment. Jennifer Schwartz and Erik W. Nihal Celik, University of Texas-San Antonio Johnson, Washington State University The Division of Household Labor Among Same-Sex The World Bank, Armed Violence, and the Environment. Couples. Jocelyn Fischer, Cornell University Liam Downey, University of Colorado Table 5. Health Disparities 127. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility Disaster, Social Network, and Social Status: Damage Roundtable Session and Business Meeting and Consciousness after the Great East Japan Session Organizer: Matthew R. McKeever, Mount Earthquake. Yoichi Murase, Rikkyo University; W. Holyoke College Lawrence Neuman, University of Wisconsin- Whitewater Table 1. Inequality and Attitudes The Role of School and Community Poverty in Childhood Obesity. Joy Rayanne Piontak, Duke University; Hardship among Native Born and Immigrant Low- Michael D. Schulman, North Carolina State University income Families. Diana Hernandez and Yumiko Aratani, Columbia University Table 6. Inequalities in Higher Education Housing Mobility and the Intergenerational Transmission Presider: Christine Cerven, University of California-San of Neighborhood Poverty. Ann Owens, University of Diego Southern California; Susan E. Clampet-Lundquist, Critical Interactions: How Student-College Counselor Saint Joseph's University Interactions Shape Low-Income Students’ Navigation Homeless and Newsworthy: A Content Analysis of of a Community College. Christine Cerven, University Oklahoma’s First Magazine Produced by the of California-San Diego Homeless Population. Sheyda Zakerion, University of New Rules? Mechanisms of Gender, Racial, and Oklahoma Socioeconomic Impact for an In-State Financial Aid Program. Dee Hill Zuganelli, Nolan Cabrera, and Table 11. Income Inequality Jeffrey Frank Milem, University of Arizona Presider: Harold J. Toro, University of New Mexico On Edge and Seeking an Edge: Why Upper Middle Class Diversity Dividends: Workplace Racial Composition and Families Hire Independent Educational Consultants. within Race Inequality. Corey D. Fields and Koji Jill M. Smith, Brandeis University Rafael Chavez, Stanford University The Winding Path Back to School: Hidden Obstacles to Socioeconomic Background, Education and Earnings Higher Education for Low-income Single Mothers. Inequality in the Post-neoliberal Age: Evidence from Amanda Freeman, Boston College Mexico (2006-2011). Harold J. Toro, University of New Mexico Table 7. Households and Inequality Workers’ Earnings in Contemporary China: Class, Labor Presider: Iva Magas, City University of New York- Market Structure, and Social Networks. Qiong Queens College (Miranda) Wu and Michael E. Wallace, University of Financial Isolation of American Society over Time. Iva Connecticut Magas, City University of New York-Queens College Political Capital and Its Role in Intergenerational Mobility: Table 12. Occupation and Inequality The Case of Urban China. Fangsheng Zhu, Harvard Presider: Keiko Nakao, Tokyo Metropolitan University University Consensus or Dissensus in Occupational Prestige Whose Responsibility? Hyejin Jeon, Yonsei University Evaluation: A New Approach to Measuring Consensus. Keiko Nakao, Tokyo Metropolitan Table 8. Mobility University Presider: Ben Jann, University of Bern Getting a Longer Job: Roles of Human and Social A New Methodological Approach for Studying Capital. Jun Kobayashi and Mei Kagawa, Seikei Intergenerational Mobility with an Application to Swiss University Data. Ben Jann and Simon Seiler, University of Bern High-status Employment among Women – A Cumulative Disadvantage and Gender Disparities in Life- Longitudinal Study of the Role of Childhood Course Career Trajectories. Li Zheng, Sichuan Occupational Preferences. Cecilia von Otter, University; Xuhui Zeng, Sichuan Academy of Social Stockholm University Science; Jeralynn Sittig Cossman, Mississippi State Institutions and Actors in the Creation of Social University Inequality: A Rational Choice Approach to Inequality. Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University Table 9. Responding to Crisis Presider: Alix Malka Gould-Werth, University of Michigan Table 13. Policy and Income Making Ends Meet: Family Budgets in an Era of Basic Income in a Small Town: Findings on Crime, Labor Insecurity. Michael David Nau, The Ohio State Market Participation, and Stigma. David Calnitsky University and Jonathan Pechman Latner, University of The Help That We Get: Job Losers’ Private Safety Nets Wisconsin-Madison and the Reproduction of Inequality. Alix Malka Gould- Does Means Testing Improve Access for the Poor? Werth, University of Michigan Analyzing India’s Targeted Public Distribution When the Welfare State Disappears: Working-class System. Madhavi Cherian, New York University Responses to Rapid Socioeconomic Change in Greece. Alexander Kentikelenis, University of Table 14. Policy and Welfare Cambridge Presider: Toby L. Parcel, North Carolina State University Global Labour Migration: How Norway’s Migrant Farm Table 10. Housing and Inequality Workers Became Integrated into the Formal Labour Presider: Diana Hernandez, Columbia University Market. Johan Fredrik Rye, Norwegian University of Another Immigrant Paradox? Exploring Housing Technology and Science Desegregation, Resegregation? Exploring the External Employment Opportunities. Janeria Easley, Validity of Change in Raleigh's Public School Princeton University Assignment Policies. Toby L. Parcel, Josh Hendrix, Loss, Gain, and Redistribution: Increased Stratification and Andrew J. Taylor, North Carolina State University amongst Puerto Ricans in Greater New York City Divergent Trajectories: Policy and Poverty, Inequality, 1980-2010. Samantha Pina Saghera, City University and Opportunity in Washington State, USA and of New York-Graduate Center British Columbia, Canada. Dan Zuberi, University of Racial/Ethnic Competition, Labor Market Incorporation, Toronto and the Importance of Place. Salvatore J. Restifo, University of Texas-Pan American Table 15. Policy and Change Institutional Change and Bureaucracies: The Back Door Table 19. Community in California. Daisy Angelica Gonzales, University of Presider: Anna Carrillo Arnal, University of Missouri- California-Santa Barbara Columbia Poor Sources: Constructing the Underclass. Steven Processes of Transformation in Neighborhoods of Harkins, University of Sheffield Concentrated Poverty: Analysis of the Role of Communicative Acts. Anna Carrillo Arnal, University Table 16. Poverty I of Missouri-Columbia Presider: Salvatore J. Babones, University of Sydney Race-Neutral Decisions, Racially Unequal Results: A A Poisson-based Framework for Setting Poverty Examining Retail Redlining in the Supermarket Thresholds Using Indicator Lists. Salvatore J. Industry in Chicago, 1970-2000. Anjanette Marie Babones, University of Sydney; Jehane Moussa and Chan Tack, University of Chicago Christian Suter, University of Neuchatel When Steelwork Disappears: The Influence of Forced Absolute versus Relative Deprivation: An Analysis of Unemployment on Community Satisfaction and Poverty among Older Europeans. Francesco Acciai Attachment. Brent Eric Hutchison, Brigham Young and Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University University Earnings Inadequacy across US Households: Probing an Alternative to Census Bureau Poverty Line Estimates. Table 20. Wealth Joseph Nathan Cohen, City University of New York- Presider: Lori Campbell, California State University- Queens College Northridge Part-Time Work and Working Poverty in 21 Affluent How Does Racial-Ethnic Wealth Inequality Change Over Democracies: A Multi-Level Perspective. Destinee the Life Course? Lori Campbell, California State McCollum and Andrew S. Fullerton, Oklahoma State University-Northridge University Income Inequalities on Asset Markets: Patterning of Returns and the Role of Portfolio Composition. Table 17. Poverty II Maude Pugliese, University of Chicago Presider: Dorothy Solinger, University of California-Irvine View from the Top: What the 1% Know about Economic A Cultural Analysis of the Culturalization of Urban Inequality. Fiona Clare Chin, Northwestern University Poverty. Nicolas Duvoux, University of Paris V- Rene Descartes 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility Getting By but Not Ahead? The Paradox of Social Business Meeting Capital for Understanding Rural Poverty in Iowa. Brady Alexander Currit, Cornell University; Benjamin 128. Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work G. Gibbs and Ralph B. Brown, Brigham Young Paper Session. Work and Family: New University Challenges, New Directions Who Deserves to be Minimally Alive in Chinese Cities? Session Organizer and Presider: Julie A. Kmec, Urban Decisions on the Minimum Livelihood Washington State University Guarantee. Dorothy Solinger, University of California- Barriers to Flexibility Uptake in Organizations. Alison Irvine; Ting Jiang, Metropolitan State University- Wynn, Stanford University Denver Family Responsibilities Discrimination and the Child Poverty during the Great Recession: Evaluating the Transformation of Meaning across Overlapping Effectiveness of the U.S. Social Safety Net. Sheela Organizational Fields. Krista Frederico, Heidi Kennedy and Catherine A. Fitch, University of Reynolds-Stenson, and Robin Stryker, University of Minnesota Arizona Flexible Work Practices over Time in an IT Organization: Table 18. Neighborhoods and Inequality Evidence from the WFHN Study. Anne Kaduk, Katie Presider: Salvatore J. Restifo, University of Texas-Pan Genadek, Erin Kelly, and Phyllis Moen, University of American Minnesota; Orfeu Buxton, Harvard University; Ellen Geographic Racial Composition and Businesses and Kossek, Purdue University Has Work Replaced Home as a Haven? Examining Arlie U.S. Airports. Saher Farooq Selod, Simmons Hochschild’s Time Bind Proposition. Sarah College Damaske, Joshua M Smyth, and Mattew J. Zawadzki, Invisible Minority: Discrimination against Middle Pennsylvania State University Eastern Americans. Shaida Kalbasi, Texas A&M The Gender Gap in Work-Family Role Blurring. Scott University Schieman, University of Toronto Racial and Ethnic Differences in Perceptions of Discrimination among Muslim Americans. Hakim 129. Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict Zainiddinov, State University of New Jersey- Paper Session. New Directions in Peace, War and Rutgers Social Conflict Racialized Threat: Muslim Americans and Session Organizer and Presider: Lisa A. Leitz, Hendrix Nationalistic Exclusion. Amy Cooter, University of College Michigan Disaggregating Genocide. Gustav J. Brown, University of California-Los Angeles Table 3. Mixed Race Studies More Guns Yields Less Butter: Child Mortality and the Table Presider: Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, University of Mediators of Praetorian Militarization. Steven Texas-Austin Carlton-Ford, Katherine Durante, Ciera Alesha Black, White, and Shades of Grey: Mixed-Race Social Graham, T. David Evans, and Rasha Aly, University Coping Responses to Segregation on Campus. of Cincinnati Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, University of Texas- Persistent Peacebuilders: Sustaining Commitment Austin During Violent Conflict. Michelle I. Gawerc, Loyola Mixed Race Identity Narratives and the Operation of University-Maryland the External Racial Gaze. Jillian Paragg, Practical Socialization and Political Violence: How the University of Alberta Family, Ethnicity, and Religion Matter. Ana Spaces Between: Racial and Ethnic (Mis)Conceptions Velitchkova, University of Notre Dame and Transformations. Angel Adams Parham, Veteran Status and Paid Sex among American Men: Loyola University-New Orleans Results from Three National Surveys. Andrew S. The Color of Jews: How Biracial Jews Construct London, and Janet M. Wilmoth, Syracuse University Social Identities. Bruce D. 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California-Davis 130. Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Table 4. Race and Ethnicity Beyond the United States 2:30-3:30pm, Roundtables: Table Presider: Katarzyna Polanska, American Public Session Organizer: Quincy Thomas Stewart, University System Northwestern University Global Scripts and Minority Rights in the Middle East: The Case of the Kurds. Katarzyna Polanska, Table 1. Identity and Presentation American Public University System Table Presider: Bhoomi K. Thakore, Northwestern Good Listening: Validity and the Literary Imagination University in Ethnographic Studies. Fauzia Erfan Ahmed, Identity Work as Care-Work: Gender as a Mediator of Miami University-Ohio Cohort-Level Divisions in Transnational Group The Curious Success of Post-racialism in Post- Boundaries. Ande Reisman, University of apartheid South Africa. Jacob Rolf Boersema, Washington State University of New Jersey-Rutgers Must-See TV: South Asian Characterizations in American Popular Media. Bhoomi K. Thakore, Table 5. Race and Ethnicity in Education Northwestern University Table Presider: Elizabeth Anne Martinez, Indiana Once You Look Black, We Are All the Same: A University Narrative Approach to Understanding Black Male Collegiate Athletes’ Perceptions of Social Race/Ethnicity. Yndia S. Lorick-Wilmot, Support. Alan V. Grigsby, University of Cincinnati Northeastern University Black Males Persisting in Higher Education. Steven Strands of Thought, Strands of Work: The Politics and Thurston Oliver, Salem State University Economics of Black Beauty-Supply Industry. Friends and Foes: The Impact of Campus Climate Chelsea Mary Elise Johnson, University of and Coethnic Peers on Ethnic Identity. Elizabeth Southern California Anne Martinez, Indiana University Typecast Socialization: Race, Gender, and Table 2. Islamophobia Competing Expectations in Law School. Yung-Yi Table Presider: Shaida Kalbasi, Texas A&M University Diana Pan, City University of New York-Brooklyn Flying While Muslim: Encounters of Racialization at College

Table 6. Race, Ethnicity and Immigration The State, Racial Threat, and Partisan Vote Choice in Table Presider: Angela S. Garcia, University of the Postwar Era. Richard Aviles, University of California-San Diego Wisconsin-Madison Co-Ethnic Migration and the Myth of Facilitated When the Past is in the Present: Unintended Incorporation: Argentine Immigrants in Rural Consequences of Non-racialization/De- Spain. Angela S. Garcia, University of California- ethnicization in South Africa and Rwanda. Susan San Diego Garnett Russell, and Prudence L. Carter, Stanford Lawfully Unequal: Latinos, Race and Human Rights. University Carina A. Bandhauer, Western Connecticut State University Table 9. Racial and Ethnic Segregation Spatial Diffusion and Marital Assimilation of Mexicans Table Presider: Samuel Hoon Kye, Indiana University- in the United States, 1980-2011. Christoph Bloomington Spörlein, University of Cologne; Ricardo Martinez- Emerging Ethnoburbs: White Flight and Segregation Schuldt and Ted Mouw, University of North in Suburban Ethnic Neighborhoods. Samuel Hoon Carolina-Chapel Hill Kye, Indiana University-Bloomington Undocumented Immigrant Youth: Identity Social Capital Penalty of Being Black: The Structure Negotiations, Feelings of Belonging, and of Racial Network Segregation. Attila Varga, Emotional Well-being. Elizabeth M. Aranda, University of Arizona Isabel Sousa-Rodriguez, Crystalee Valentin, and Jena Keenan, University of South Florida Table 10. Transracial Families Table Presider: Vilna Francine Bashi Treitler, City Table 7. Racial and Ethnic Attitudes University of New York-Baruch College and Table Presider: Matthew W. Hughey, University of Graduate Center Connecticut Identifying Mechanisms for Racial/Ethnic Relations in Linking White Identity and Racial Attitudes: A Test of Kalmijn’s Model of Assortative Mating. Jiannbin Hegemonic Whiteness Theory. Matthew W. Lee Shiao, and Mia Tuan, University of Oregon Hughey, University of Connecticut; Yasmiyn Race is a Fiction that Colors Children and Parents Antonia Irizarry, University of Texas-Austin Nonetheless. Vilna Francine Bashi Treitler, City Racial Attitudes among Self-Identified American University of New York-Baruch College and Indian College Students in Oklahoma. Maria- Graduate Center Elena D. Diaz, and Erin Brickman, University of Racial Socialization of Biracial People by Extended Oklahoma Family Members. Monique Porow, State Racial Hierarchy and Racial Liminality: Attitudes and University of New Jersey-Rutgers Perceptions of Coloureds in Contemporary South Still Separate and Still Not Equal: Norms and Africa. Whitney Nicole Laster, Vanderbilt Attitudes towards White-Black Transracial University Families. Justine Eatenson Tinkler, University of Student Reaction to Racism without Racists: Georgia; Christine Horne, Washington State Comparing Race, Class, Gender, Age and Course University Delivery Method. Eileen O'Brien and Janis Prince, Saint Leo University 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities The Influence of the Great Recession on Racial Business Meeting Attitudes among non-Hispanic Whites. Kimberly R. Huyser, Edward D Vargas, Vickie Ybarra, and 131. Section on Rationality and Society Invited Justin Hollis, University of New Mexico Session and Business Meeting. Arbitrary Inequality? Rich-get-richer Effects and the Table 8. Racial and Ethnic Poltics/Policy Cumulation of Economic Disadvantage Table Presider: Leland T. Saito, University of Southern Session Organizer: Arnout van de Rijt, State University California of New York-Stony Brook Childcare and Education Spending Attitudes in the Presider: Rembrand Michael Koning, Stanford University United States: Can Targeting and Universalism Testing Gould: How Status Ambiguity Causes Risk Explain Differential Support? Daniel Lanford, Taking. The Case of Formula 1. Henning Piezunka, Florida State University Stanford University; Matthew S. Bothner, University of China and the Uygur vs. United States and the Native Chicago Americans: Tow Governments’ Ethnic Policies. Interaction-based Amplifiers and Asymmetric Huiying Wei-Arthus, Weber State University Distributions: Principles and Examples. Gianluca From Whiteness to Colorblind Public Polices: Racial Manzo, University of Paris-Sorbonne; Delia Formation and Urban Development. Leland T. Baldassarri, New York University Saito, University of Southern California 3:30-4:10pm, Section on Rationality and Society of Southern California Business Meeting Discussant: Bandana Purkayastha, University of Connecticut 132. Section on Sociology of Religion Paper Session. Religion in Global Perspective 3:30 pm Meetings Session Organizer: Jenny Trinitapoli, Pennsylvania State Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility Business University Meeting (to 4:10pm) Presider: Melissa M. Wilcox, Whitman College Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Business From Value Spheres to Experiential Realms: A Cultural Meeting (to 4:10pm) Theory of Differentiation. Brandon Vaidyanathan, Section on Rationality and Society Business Meeting (to Rice University 4:10pm) Greater Differences Between the Religious and the Unaffiliated with Advanced Secularization: 4:30 pm Meetings Comparison Between Western Regions. Sarah 2015 Distinguished Scholarly Book Award Selection Wilkins-Laflamme, University of Oxford Committee Religion and Gender in Global Perspective: The Fragility 2015 Excellence in Reporting on Social Issues Award of Justice in South Africa. Meredith C. Whitnah, Selection Committee University of Notre Dame Committee on Professional Ethics Women’s Religious Leadership in a sub-Saharan Setting: Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Office, Charisma, and Agency. Victor Agadjanian, Transgendered Persons in Sociology Arizona State University Contexts Editorial Board Discussant: Nicolette Denise Manglos-Weber, University Film/Video Screening. Nothing Like Chocolate of Notre Dame Spivack Program in Applied Social Research Advisory Panel 133. Section on Sociology of Sexualities Paper Session. Sex(uality) and (Social) Justice (co- 4:30 pm Sessions sponsored with the Section on Sociology of Law) 135. Presidential Panel. Hard Times for Individuals' Session Organizer: Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, American Privacy: Surveillance since Snowden University Session Organizer: Annette Lareau, University of Challenging Homophobia, Reinforcing Race and Class Pennsylvania Inequality: Queer and Intersectional Opposition to Presider: Christena Nippert-Eng, Illinois Institute of Hate Crime Laws. Doug Meyer, The College of Technology Wooster The Public Response to Mass Surveillance: What can Legally Queer: Sexuality and Citizenship in LGBTQ Sociology Contribute? Jim Rule, University of Asylum Claims. Stefan Vogler, Northwestern California-Berkeley University Windows Into the Soul: Surveillance and Society in an Unjust Sexual Boundaries? Prostitution, Polygamy, and Age of High Technology. Gary T. Marx, the Legal Construction of Agency. Melanie Heath, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jessica Braimoh, and Julie Gouweloos, McMaster Privacy in the Time of Clouds and Big Data. Lee Tien, University Electronic Frontier Foundation Discussant: Trevor Alexander Hoppe, University of Infrastructure and Surveillance. Ben Gross, University of Michigan California-Berkeley 134. Section on the Sociology of the Family Paper 136. Thematic Session. Consumption in Hard Times Session. Globalization, Inequalities and Families Session Organizer and Presider: Elliot Weininger, State Session Organizer and Presider: Ken Chih-Yan Sun, University of New York-Brockport Hong Kong Baptist University Shopping for Change? A Socioeconomic Analysis of Caste and Choice: The Influence of Developmental Food Consumption. Shyon S. Baumann, Josee Idealism on Intercaste Marriage. Keera Allendorf, Johnston, and Athena Engman, University of Toronto Indiana University; Arland Thornton, University of Consumer Expenditure, Savings, or Investment? Michigan Classifying Mortgages in Crisis. Jane R. Zavisca and How to Raise a Global Child: Reflexivity, Change and Brent White, University of Arizona Divergence of Middle-Class Parenthood in Taiwan. Consumption Fluctuation Patterns among EITC Pei-Chia Lan, National Taiwan University Recipients: How and Why Families Consume. Transnational Moral Economies: Discourses of Poverty, Kathryn J. Edin, Harvard University; Sarah Halpern- Nationalism and Motherhood in Ukrainian Migration. Meekin, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Jennifer Cinzia Solari, University of Massachusetts-Boston Sykes, Michigan State University; Ruby Mendenhall, Unequal Transnational Caregiving: Class Differences in University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign the Elderly Care Provision. Yu-Kang Fan, University Mesocosms of Social Inequality: Consuming New York 139. Special Session. Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) City Neighborhoods. Sharon Zukin, City University of Distinguished Lecture New York-Brooklyn College and Graduate Center Session Organizer: Bethany Titus, LeMoyne College Discussant: George Ritzer, University of Maryland How Does Gender Inequality Persist in the Modern The economic turbulence of the last decade has placed large World. Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford University numbers of individuals and families under severe economic strain. This In an advanced society like the US, where an array of processes has had ramifications across all areas of consumption, ranging from work against gender inequality, how does ths inequality persist? Come daily activities (such as food purchases) to infrequent ones (such as join us as Dr. Ridgeway will draw on research from sociology, social home purchases). This panel addresses analyzes a wide variety of cognition and psychology, and organizational behavior to locate consumption practices as they play out in “hard times,” focusing, in general processes through which gender as a principle of inequality particular, on the meanings that imbue these practices. It also rewrites itself into new forms of social and economic organization. thematizes the changing ways that consumption mediates relations of Specifically, she will argue that people confront uncertain inequality. circumstances with gender beliefs that are more traditional than those circumstances. Dr. Ridgeway will discuss how they implicitly draw on 137. Thematic Session. Fragile Middle Class and the too-convenient cultural frame of gender to help re-inscribing trailing Hard Times gender stereotypes into the new activities, procedures, and forms of Session Organizers: Katherine Mason, Miami University organization. and Dawn M. Dow, Syracuse University 140. Author Meets Critics Session. The Land of Too Presider: Katherine Mason, Miami University Much: American Abundance and the Paradox of Status Safeguarding: Mothering Work as Safety Net. Poverty (Harvard University Press, 2012) by Melissa A. Milkie, University of Maryland Monica Prasad Tiger Mothers and the Middle-class Dream: Asian Session Organizer: Michael Hout, New York University American Women Managing Race and Class. Critics: Elisabeth S. Clemens, University of Chicago Miliann Kang, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Greta R. Krippner, University of Michigan Generation Debt: Changing Patterns in Middle-class Author: Monica Prasad, Northwestern University Youth Employment and Education. Rachel E. Dwyer, The Ohio State University 141. Regional Spotlight Session. Latin American The Middle Class and Risk: How Normal People Cope Immigration to Northern California: The Dilemmas with Interest, Pension, and Insurance Calculations. of Incorporation Caitlin Zaloom, New York University Session Organizer and Presider: Daniel Melero Malpica, Discussant: Teresa A. Sullivan, University of Virginia Sonoma State University The Fragile Middle Class by Sullivan, Warren, and Westerbrook Panel: Manuel Barajas, California State University- anticipated many of the key features of the financial crisis that precipitated the Great Recession. Their work also asks important Sacramento questions about America’s future when the once robust middle class Luis Bravo, Sonoma State University not only declines in size but those who achieve middle class status only Daniel Melero Malpica, Sonoma State University have a tenuous claim to it. Three scholars update Sullivan et al. with Benigno Antonio Merlin, Sonoma State University data collected during the Great Recession and the weak recovery. The add a focus on racial and generational differences in middle-class Discussant: Davin Cardenas, North Bay Organizing struggles including identity, school loans, and the recession. All discuss Project the implications of a fragile middle class for sociological theory and In the last two decades, there has been a growing number of Latin public policy. American migrants in Northern California. The region now has a diverse immigrant population and supports pro-immigrant policies and 138. Thematic Session. Limiting the Damage: services. Despite this important demographic growth, sociologists have under-researched this geographic region. This panel will focus on Reaching and Teaching Underserved Populations understanding the incorporation process of Latin American immigrants in Hard Times in Northern California. The panelists will analyze how immigrant have Session Organizer and Presider: Daniel F. Chambliss, fared in certain sectors of employment, education, civic engagement, Hamilton College and assimilation in general. Panel: Dalton Conley, New York University 142. Professional Development Workshop. Applying Diane Pike, Augsburg College for a Faculty Position in a Teaching-Oriented James Rosenbaum, Northwestern University Institution Steven G. Brint, University of California-Riverside As economic stagnation and retrenchment in state expenditures Session Organizer, Presider and Leader: Kathleen Diane have tightened access to higher education, sociologists and other Piker-King, University of Mount Union educators have begun experimenting with new ways to reach and Panel: Keith A. Roberts, Hanover College teach underserved populations. Through creative research and Gary Weiss, Roanoke College teaching alike, sociologists are finding critical interventions, technological solutions, and pedagogical methods that offer at least the Mary Scheuer Senter, Central Michigan University possibility for providing advanced education in hard times to those not Katherine R. Rowell, Sinclair Community College fortunate enough to afford the rising tuitions of elite private and public The workshop would cover the following topics: preparing an institutions alike. This session brings together teaching scholars from a effective vita, constructing an effective job application and cover letter, range of settings to share sociological insights on how to leverage surviving the campus visit, making an impressive teaching technology, media and teaching methods to mitigate the educational presentation, and interviewing with the President and the Academic damage that recession has brought to higher education. Chief Officer. The major goal of the workshop is to prepare graduate students to effectively market themselves throughout their job search process from starting to look for a job to getting a job. The workshop Wendy D. Roth, University of British Columbia materials emphasize that a job search is a long-term developmental Nicole M. Van Vooren, American Sociological process. The presenters for the workshop have extensive professional experience in diverse teaching-oriented institutions, and they have Association acted as search chairs numerous times during their professional Janet A. Lorenzen, State University of New Jersey- careers. The workshop will be interactive and allow participants time to Rutgers ask questions. Jean H. Shin, American Sociological Association Award and fellowship recipients and committee members will 143. Policy and Research Workshop. Research discuss their approaches for successfully applying to national and Opportunities Using the Medical Expenditure university-sponsored funding opportunities. Panelists will share their Panel Survey (MEPS) experiences balancing their graduate work with applying for funding Session Organizer and Leader: Jeffrey Rhoades, Agency and strategies for becoming a competitive applicant. for Healthcare Research and Quality The purpose of this Workshop is to facilitate the use of the Medical 146. Regular Session. Children/Youth/Adolescents Expenditure Panel Survey Household Component (MEPS HC) public Experiences and Strategies of Minority and use data files by the sociological research community. To meet this Immigrant Youth objective participants are provided with a general overview of the Session Organizer: Daniel Thomas Cook, State MEPS, a description of available data files, information about on-line University of New Jersey-Rutgers data tools, and some examples of the type of research projects the MEPS data can support. The Nation's health care system has Presider: Kate Cairns, University of Toronto undergone major changes over the last decade; most notable is the Diverse Family Structures and the Development of recent passage of the Affordability Care Act. The MEPS is a vital Emotion Regulation of Mexican Origin Children. national data resource designed to continually provide social science Aggie Jooyoung Noah, Pennsylvania State University researchers, health service researchers, policymakers, and others with timely, comprehensive information about access to care, health care The Role of Teacher Relationships in the Adaptation of disparities, health care use and costs in the United States. Newly Minority and Immigrant Adolescents. Hua-Yu released MEPS public use files provide social science analysts with Sebastian Cherng, University of Pennsylvania opportunities to create unique analytic files for social and policy Language Learners, Inequality Regimes and Secondary relevant analyses in such areas of interest as access to care and health disparities. In order to capture the unparalleled scope and detail of the Schooling: Dilemmas of the New South. Karen MEPS, analysts need to understand the complexities of MEPS data Gober, and Shauna A. Morimoto, University of files and data file linkages. This workshop will provide the knowledge Arkansas necessary to formulate research plans utilizing the various MEPS files and linkage capabilities. (This session is part of this year's 22nd Annual 147. Regular Session. Community ASA Research Support Forum.) Session Organizer and Presider: Richard E. Ocejo, City 144. Teaching Workshop. Community-Based University of New York-John Jay College Research: A Promising New Approach to Burying Blockbusting: Challenging Accounts of Racial Teaching Undergraduate Research Methods and Transition as “Blockbusting”. Gregory Smithsimon, Social Statistics to the Net Generation City University of New York-Brooklyn College Session Organizer and Leader: Michele Lee Kozimor- Neighborhood Social Structure: Racial Homogeneity as a King, Elizabethtown College Moderator of Bonding Social Capital and Collective Co-Leaders: Barbara F. Prince, West Virginia University Action. Charles R. Collins, University of Washington- Michael John Shields, Elizabethtown College Bothell; Zachary Neal and Jennifer Watling Neal, This workshop will provide participants with print materials and Michigan State University assessment results from the successful integration of a community- Home or Commodity? The Fight for the Right to Stay Put based research project into a methods and statistics course sequence in New York. Rachael A. Woldoff, West Virginia for the past 4 years at 3 different community locations. The following topics will be covered in the workshop: discussion of what community- University; Lisa Morrison, United Nations; Michael based research is, the advantages of using community- based Glass, University of Pittsburgh research, designing a project from start to assessment, testimonials, It’s For a Younger Crowd: Public Place, Belonging, and learning outcomes, and an examination of the common Exclusion among Older Adults Facing Neighborhood problems/constraints (including financial and time considerations). Resources from this workshop should enable interested faculty at Change. Stacy Torres, New York University community colleges, private 4-year schools, and large research Discussant: Damian T. Williams, Concordia University institutions to implement a similar strategy. Likewise, the workshop will be useful for early career, tenured, and adjunct faculty. Finally, 148. Regular Session. Cultural Studies 1: Identity in community partners interested in seeking assistance with research Action: Music, Religion and the Everyday based needs will find the workshop beneficial. (This session is part of Session Organizer: Timothy J. Dowd, Emory University this year's 22nd Annual ASA Research Support Forum.) Presider: John O'Brien, New York University-Abu Dhabi 145. Student Forum Workshop. Successfully More than Just a Soundtrack: Towards a Technology of Applying for Fellowships and Awards the Collective in Hardcore Punk. Black Hawk Session Organizers: Crystal Bedley, State University of Hancock, DePaul University; Michael J. Lorr, Florida New Jersey-Rutgers and Denise N. Cook, University State College-Jacksonville of Nevada-Las Vegas Mirrored Boundaries: The Intersection of Ongoing Panel: Barbara G. Brents, University of Nevada-Las Homeland-Hostland Contexts in Bangladeshi Vegas Immigrants' Boundary-Work in Los Angeles. Tahseen Shams, University of California-Los Angeles Discourse and the Making of the Canadian Nation. What (Not) to Wear as Hijab: Unveiling Fragmented Melissa Miriam Aronczyk, State University of New Acculturation in a Muslim American Community. Jersey-Rutgers Melissa J. K. Howe, NORC-University of Chicago Performing Legitimate Nationhood: Actors, Audiences Discussant: John O'Brien, New York University-Abu and Scripts in the French Veil Debates. Emily J. Dhabi Laxer, University of Toronto Discussant: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Michigan 149. Regular Session. Economic Sociology: Herds, Runs, Bubbles: Social Influences in Financial 152. Regular Session. Race, Class, and Gender 2 Markets Session Organizer: Kimberly DaCosta, New York Session Organizer: Marc Schneiberg, Reed College University Presider: Charles B. Perrow, Yale University Presider: Michael Jeffries, Wellesley College Experimental Study of Crowdfunding Cascades: When Grinding: Black Women and Survival in the Inner City. Nothing is Better than Something. Rembrand Michael Alexis S. McCurn, California State University- Koning and Jacob Model, Stanford University Dominguez Hills Smart Money in Dumb Money: A Survey on Beijing Real Racial Projects and Intersectionality: Insights from Estate Market Bubble. Jiayin Zhang, Massachusetts Elementary Educators. Dana Stephanie Prewitt, Institute of Technology Indiana University State-Market Interactions at the Height of the Eurozone When Black Jokes Cross the Line: An Intersectional Sovereign Debt Crisis. Jason O. Jensen, McGill Analysis of Everyday African-American Humor about University Race. Nicole Arlette Hirsch, Harvard University Failing the Test of Time: The 2008 Mortgage Crisis as a Discussant: Matthew Desmond, Harvard University Case of Analogical Lock-In. Natalya Vinokurova, The Wharton School 153. Regular Session. School Choice and Market Discussant: Charles B. Perrow, Yale University Models of Schooling Session Organizer: Jennifer L. Jennings, New York 150. Regular Session. Health Disparities in Social University Context Presider: Joscha Legewie, WZB Berlin Social Science Session Organizer and Presider: Molly A. Martin, Center Pennsylvania State University The Admissions Process at a Selective Urban High Stress Proliferation Across Generations: Examining the School. Shani Adia Evans, University of Relationship between Parental Incarceration and Pennsylvania Childhood Health. Kristin Turney, University of Freedom as Failure: Restricting Student and Teacher California-Irvine Autonomy at a “No Excuses” School. Joanne Wang Obesity during the Transition to Adulthood: Exploring Golann, Princeton University How Neighborhood Poverty Entries, Exits, and Traps Them That’s Got Shall Have: School Social Capital and Matter. Adam Matthew Lippert, Harvard University Access to Resources in Organizational Fields. Ebony Neighborhood Interactions and Suicide: a Population- N Bridwell-Mitchell, Harvard University Wide Study. Ka-yuet Liu, University of California-Los Angeles; Christine Fountain, Fordham University 154. Regular Session. Social Movements: Theoretical Community Cultural Health Capital: Cultural Resources and Methodological Innovations. for Navigating Healthcare on the Margins. Erin Session Organizer: Drew Halfmann, University of Fanning Madden, University of Wisconsin-Madison California-Davis Neonatal Intensive Care and Inequality in Infant Mortality Presider: Daniel Blocq, University of Wisconsin-Madison in U.S. States. Benjamin Curran Sosnaud, Harvard Reexamining Radicalness: The Structural Position of University Radical Tactics, 1960-1995. Misty Dawn Ring, Heidi Discussant: Jason Schnittker, University of Pennsylvania Reynolds-Stenson, and Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona 151. Regular Session. Nations/Nationalism Revitalizing the Study of Social Movements by Session Organizer: Genevieve Zubrzycki, University of Theorizing Social Change. Meghan Krausch and Michigan Douglas Hartmann, University of Minnesota Presider: Tomasz Zarycki, University of Warsaw The Effect of New York Times Event Coding Techniques Nation Matters. On British Sports, Professional Jerseys on the Analysis of Protest Data. Jonathan P and the Inscription of Argentinean “National Feeling”. Schreiner, Washington State University; Jon Agnone, Claudio Ezequiel Benzecry, University of Connecticut University of Washington; Erik W. Johnson, In, On, and Of the Inviolable Soil: Pottery and the De- Washington State University fragmentation of Italian Nationhood. Fiona Rose- The Structure of Protest Cycles: Contagion and Greenland, University of Chicago Cohesion in South Korea’s Democracy Movement. Raw Materials: Natural Resources, Technological Paul Yunsik Chang, Harvard University; Kangsan Lee, Northwestern University HIV/AIDS in the United States and the United Kingdom: Discussant: John D. McCarthy, Pennsylvania State Similar Social Challenges, Different Government University Responses. Tasleem Juana Padamsee, The Ohio State University 155. Regular Session. Women's Work in a Healthcare Policy and Population Health in Rich Globalizing World Democracies, 1960-2010. Megan M. Reynolds, Duke Session Organizer: Sonalde Desai, University of University Maryland Labour Market Institutions for Matched Job Preferences Diverging Fortunes: The Evolution of Gender Wage and Better Health: A Broad Comparative Perspective. Gaps for Singles, Couples, and Parents in China, Ingrid Katarina Esser, The Swedish Institute for Social 1989-2009. Yuping Zhang, Lehigh University; Emily Research Carroll Hannum, University of Pennsylvania Trends in U.S. Mortality Below Age 50, 1950-2008: An Employment, Marriage Choice and Female Power: International Comparative Perspective. Jessica Y. Evidence from Chinese Migrant Workers. Ke Liang, Ho, Duke University; Arun Hendi, University of City University of New York-Baruch College; Danielle Pennsylvania Kane, DePauw University; Felicia Feng Tian, Duke Discussant: Alexander Kentikelenis, University of University Cambridge A Fair Shift? The Gendered Dilemma of Work-Family Balance among Fairtrade Women Workers. Corrie 158. Section on Disability and Society Roundtable Ellis, University of California-Santa Barbara Session and Business Meeting Inevitable Progress? The Puzzle of Diverging 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Trajectories in Female Labor Participation Rates Session Organizer: Alexis A. Bender, U.S. Army Public among Post-1980 Globalizers. Manish Nag, Health Command Princeton University Intergenerational Transmission of Gender Roles and Table 1. Contextual Variations: Housework of Parents and Table Presider: Brian R. Grossman, University of Children in China. Yang Hu, University of Cambridge Illinois-Chicago Ability to Work as a Function of Quality of Care. 156. Section on Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco Paper Nancy G. Kutner, Emory University Session. Social and Contextual Dimensions of Does Disability among Married Parents Elicit Gender- Substance Abuse Neutral Time Allocations? Peter D. Brandon, Session Organizer and Presider: Wendy Chapkis, State University of New York-Albany University of Southern Maine Hard Times Came Again No More? Processes of Becoming a Prescription Pill Smoker: Revisiting Becker. Role Formation in Disabled Leaders’ Working Life. Mark Pawson, City University of New York-Graduate Florian Kiuppis, Lillehammer University College Center; Brian C Kelly, Purdue University; Brooke E. Hard Times and Patterns of Disability Protest 1969 – Wells, Center for HIV Educational Studies and 2012: Do Economic Troughs Predict Protest Training; Jeffrey Parsons, City University of New Activity? Sharon N. Barnartt, Gallaudet University York-Hunter College Cannabis as PTSD Medicine among Recent Veterans in Table 2. New York City. Luther C. Elliott, Andrew Golub, Alex Table Presider: Alexis A. Bender, U.S. Army Public S. Bennett, and Honoria Guarino, National Health Command Development and Research Institutes They're Our Bosses: Representations of Clients, Conceptualizing Instrumental Drug Use: Undergraduate Guardians and Providers in Caregivers' Student Non-Prescription Use of Stimulant Narratives. Dina Vasilyevna Vdovichenko, Medications as Study Aids. Kat Kolar, University of University of South Florida Toronto Caring for the Disabled Employee: Child Rhetoric in Emerging Patterns of Crack Use in Mexico City. Danish Work Organizations. Nanna Mik-Meyer, Avelardo Valdez and Alice Cepeda, University of Copenhagen Business School Southern California The Labor of Living: A Critical Ethnography of Illness, Junkie Habitus: On Biopower and Liquid Cuffs. Camila Disability, and Work at Midlife. Ulluminair M. Gelpi-Acosta, National Development and Research Salim, University of California-San Francisco Institutes 157. Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology Table 3. Paper Session. The Comparative Political Disability, Eugenics, and Sterilizations: Toward a Economy of Health Sociology of Deviant Behavior and Social Control. Session Organizer and Presider: Lawrence Peter King, Lutz Kaelber, University of Vermont University of Cambridge Drawing the Line Between Impairment and Disability: The Theory of Able-Bodied Acceptance. Jennifer 160. Section on Inequality, Poverty and Mobility Dennison Brooks, Grinnell College Paper Session. Labor and Inequality From Neurodiverse to Neuroqueer: Politics of Autism. Session Organizer: Jake Rosenfeld, University of Kate Jenkins, City University of New York- Washington Graduate Center Differences in the Patterns of In-work Poverty in Vulnerability and Violence: St Kilda Footballer Sets Germany and the United Kingdom. Marco Fire to a “Dwarf”. Mark D. Sherry, University of Giesselmann, German Institute for Economic Toledo Research Functional Inequality: Task Specific Transitions from Table 4. Temporary Employment. Malte Reichelt, Institute for Table Presider: Elisabeth O. Burgess, Georgia State Employment Research University Lay vs. Legal Conceptions of Justice at the Workplace. Hearing Loss, Romance, and Marriage on the Shannon Marie Gleeson, University of California- Screen. Nan E. Johnson, Michigan State Santa Cruz University The Changing Landscape of Work in the United States: Promoting Successful Aging among Older Adults with The Logistics Industry and Blue-Collar Work. Disabilities: Empowerment through Interventions. Elizabeth Alexis Sowers, California State University- Eva Kahana, Case Western Reserve University; Channel Islands Boaz Kahana, Cleveland State University; Nancy Discussant: Jake Rosenfeld, University of Washington Kropf, Georgia State University; Kaitlyn Barnes, Case Western Reserve University 161. Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work Treatment Inequalities: How School Configuration Roundtable Session and Business Meeting Shapes Interventions for Children Diagnosed with 4:30-5:30pm, Roundtables: Autism. Elizabeth McGhee Hassrick, Weill Cornell Session Organizers: Christina Falci, University of Medical College Nebraska-Lincoln and Eric C. Dahlin, Brigham Young Scoping Reviews Methods in Social Policy: An University Example Review of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Sarah Parker Harris and Robert Gould, Table 1. Industry Emergence and Evolution University of Illinois-Chicago Table Presider: Annalisa Salonius, University of Pennsylvania 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Disability and Society Fortunes for the Bold: Emergence and Evolution of Business Meeting the Private Military and Security Industry. Joseph R. Bongiovi, University of North Carolina-Chapel 159. Section on Environment and Technology Paper Hill Session. Urban Areas and Global Sustainability Institutional Concentration and the Decline of the U.S. (co-sponsored with the Section on Community Soap Opera Industry. Stephen Lippmann, Miami and Urban Sociology) University; Melissa C. Scardaville, ICF Session Organizer and Presider: William G. Holt, International; C. Lee Harrington, Miami University Birmingham-Southern College Professional Certification: Who are the Winners and Cities, from Sustainability to Resilience: Why Locality Losers? Kyle W. Albert, Cornell University Matters. Lily M. Hoffman, City University of New The Changing Landscape of Ohio Hospital York-Graduate Center Organizations: 1972 to 2012. Cory Cronin, Case Steel Cities in Europe. Local Development and Risk Western Reserve University Governance: A Multiple Case Study. Mara Maretti, Competition and the Rise of the Hierarchical University of Chieti-Pescara; Alfredo Agustoni, Academic Lab in the Biomedical Sciences. University of Milan; Adele Bianco, University of Chieti- Annalisa Salonius, University of Pennsylvania Pescara Globalization, Logistics Service Providers and Table 2. Organizational Arrangements and Workplace Metropolitan Waste Management. Albert S. Fu, Practices Kutztown University Table Presider: Paul Carruth, The Ohio State University The Ecological Modernization of Urban Political Re-embedding Lean: The Japanese Context of a Economy on the West Coast of the United States. World Changing Management Concept. Christian Erik Solevad Nielsen, University of California-Santa Wittrock, Aarhus University Barbara The Control of Managerial Discretion: Evidence from Why Don’t Cities Adapt to Climate Change? An Analysis Unionization's Impact on Employment of Six Cities in the United States. Sabrina Composition. John-Paul Ferguson, Stanford McCormick, George Washington University University The End of the (Checkout) Line? Automation, Self- Service, and Low-Wage Jobs in the Supermarket Social Ties and Selection into Voluntary Industry. Christopher K. Andrews, Drew Organizations: A Test Using First Time Visitors. University Marion Coddou, Stanford University The Relationship between Equal Opportunity Climate Does Diversity Foster Diversity? A Multilevel Model and Organizational Effectiveness. Richard J. Analysis with GRAND. Guang Ying Mo, University Harris and Juanita M. Firestone, University of of Toronto Texas-San Antonio Networking among the Human Capitalists: Internal (De)Legitimating Accounts as an Interplay between Working Networks and the Growth of Large Law Actions, Meanings, and Actors: The Case of a Firms. Alan James Kluegel, University of Plant Closure. Paul Carruth, The Ohio State California-Berkeley University Table 6. Social Capital and Networks II Table 3. Inequality in the Workplace I Table Presider: Philipp Soeren Brandt, Columbia Table Presider: Christina Falci, University of Nebraska- University Lincoln Smart, But Shifty: Trustworthiness and the Contingent Equalizing Opportunities for Women Faculty in Appeal of Network Brokers. Eric Gladstone and Academic Science and Engineering: A Kathleen Mary O'Connor, Cornell University Department-level Approach. Sharon R. Bird and Academic Organizations and First Career-path Job Anastasia H. Prokos, Iowa State University Placements of Scientists and Engineers. Mallika Underrepresentation of Women in Top Management Banerjee, McGill University and Cornell University Positions in Germany – Discourse and Systems of Skills and Expert Knowledge: The Institutionalization. Stefanie Hiss, Sebastian Composition of Data Science (2007–2013). Nagel, and Hanna Maria Eleonore Schulte, Philipp Soeren Brandt, Columbia University University of Jena The Part-Time Wage Penalty for Women: Are there Table 7. Organizational Legitimacy and Illegitimacy Differences between Voluntary and Involuntary Table Presider: Jianmei Hao, University of Utah Part-Time Workers? Kristin Smith and Rebecca CSR Activity as a Double-edged Sword: Its Role in Glauber, University of New Hampshire Employees’ OCB and CWB. Jeongkoo Yoon and Gender Differences in Faculty Research Networks Soojung Lee, Ewha Womans University Within and Outside a University. Christina Falci, Addressing Legitimacy and Institutionalization: An University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Kathrin Zippel and Exploration of Online Higher Education in the Rich DeJordy, Northeastern University United States. Lauren A. Nicoll, Northeastern University Table 4. Inequality in the Workplace II Coping with Professional Requirements and Linking Job Avenues to Race and Gender Disparities Organizational Constraints in the Staging of Art in Work Organizations. Anne Kathrin Kronberg, Museum Permanent Collections. Anna Zamora, Emory University Columbia University; Frederic Clement Godart, Professional Status, Knowledge and Control: Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires Inequality, Trust and Competition in Work Threatened Professions: Negotiating Professional Settings. Mildred Enid Rey, University of Chicago Change and Identity. Gawin Tsai, University of Task Segregation: A Mechanism for Work Inequality. Chicago Curtis Kwinyen Chan, Harvard University Organization Dynamics, Identities and Legitimation: Pressed, Stressed and Blessed: Work Hour Mismatch The Organic Food Movement in China. Jianmei Cross-Nationally. Matt L. Huffman, University of Hao, University of Utah California-Irvine; Leah Ruppanner, University of Melbourne Table 8. Institutional Isomorphism and Decoupling Table Presider: Jacob Apkarian, University of Table 5. Social Capital and Networks I California-Riverside Table Presider: Alan James Kluegel, University of Complementarity, Independence and Coercive California-Berkeley Isomorphism? UK Refugee NGOs Negotiate the A Three-dimensional Approach to Occupational Advantages/Disadvantages of Government Safety: Social Capital, Trust and New Institutional Funding. Derek Peter McGhee, University of Analysis. Hazel Hollingdale, University of British Southampton Columbia Diversity Management and Decoupling: How Social What is Beautiful is Well Connected: How Alters Help Capital, Formal Authority, and Professional Skill Attractive People Create Advantageous Social affect Practice Implementation. Shawna Bowden Networks. Kathleen Mary O'Connor and Eric Vican, Harvard University Gladstone, Cornell University Women's Studies as an Innovation: Homophily, Isomorphism, and Diffusion. Mikaila Mariel Impact of Police Oversight. Holly Campeau, Lemonik Arthur, Rhode Island College University of Toronto Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Working Knowledge: Occupational Sector Differences Organizations and the Promotion of Institutional in Expert Witness Admissibility. Timothy L Myths. Jacob Apkarian, University of California- O'Brien, University of Evansville Riverside Table 12. Creativity and Strategic Action in the Table 9. 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Gawin Tsai, University of Organizational Behaviors. Xiaofu Pan, University Chicago; Joanna Veazey Brooks, Harvard of Michigan University Career vs Children: The Effects of Institutional Social Relations: Last Frontier in Terms of Control Background on Females’ Subjective Well-being within New Forms of Organization. Daniela across Europe. Tatiana Karabchuk, National Veronica Negraia, University of South Carolina; Research University Rafael P.M. Wittek, University of Groningen Mental Health, Work Values and Job Characteristics. The Effects of Local versus Global Information for Jennifer M. Ashlock, University of North Carolina- Organizational Learning. Evelyn Zhang and Chapel Hill Brandy Lee Aven, Carnegie Mellon University More Than Maxed Out: The Impact of Role Meaning The Endogeneity of Innovation: Synchronous and on Psychological Well-being for Working Parents. Asynchronous Links between Stages of Innovation Mark Henry Walker, Freda B. 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Casey Philip Homan, Religious Traditionalists and Social Support in University of California-Berkeley Americans’ Close Networks. Markus H. Schafer, Prayer Changes Things: A Comparative Ethnography University of Toronto of Sunni and Evangelical High Schools. Jeffrey What Kinds of Americans Give and Why? Guhin, University of Virginia Approaches to (Financial) Giving. Heather E. Price, University of Notre Dame; Patricia Snell Table 9. Religious Experiences of College and University Herzog, University of Arkansas Students Table Presider: Richard Flory, University of Southern Table 5. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Islam California Table Presider: Jerry Park, Baylor University Church Culture to Campus Culture: Exploring Christian Youths' Experiences of the College Failing to Master Divinity: Loose Coupling within Transition. Alessandra Lembo, University of Seminaries. Todd W. Ferguson, Baylor University Chicago The Congregational Location Hypothesis. 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Michael Gary Meacham and Mary E. Table Presider: Elaine Howard Ecklund, Rice University Booker, Valdosta State University Labor Market Participation among Palestinian Women: Religiosity or Rational Modernity? Randa 5:30-6:10pm, Section on Sociology of Religion I. Nasser, Birzeit University Business Meeting Non-strategic Agency and Syncretic Identities in Indigenous Women’s Collective Action. Erin Beck, 166. Section on Sociology of Sexualities Paper University of Oregon Session. Troubling Homonormativity: Thinking LGBT Intersectionally (co-sponsored with the Table 11. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Women's Caucus on Transnational Approaches to Gender Religious Agency II and Sexuality; and the LGBT Caucus) Table Presider: Gail Murphy-Geiss, Colorado College Session Organizer: Angela Jones, State University of Stepping Out on Faith: Family, Gender, and Religious New York-Farmingdale Belonging in the African American Church. 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