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Saturday, August 10, 10:30am
“The Social Production of HIV in the Detroit Metropolitan Area,”
Shandu Foster, Indiana University, Bloomington, Andrew Hickok,
Emily Pingel and Jose Bauermeister, University of Michigan
Roundtable Title: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches
to Studying HIV/AIDS: Papers in the Round
Papers:
“HIV in the Heartland: Community context and its implication for
PLWHAs,” Sarah Donley, Kansas State University
“Knowledge, Awareness and Behavior: HIV/AIDS among African
American Drug Users,” Eloise Dunlap and Ellen Benoit, National
Development & Research Institutes
“Medical organization as a social problem: an organizational
analysis of HIV-affected organ transplantation incident in
Taiwan,” Ming-chi Chen, Institute of Sociology, National Tsinghua
University
“Persistent barriers to HIV protection for minorities: The impact
of citizenship and education on HIV knowledge in northern
Thailand,” Stephanie M. Koning, University of Wisconsin-
Madison and Amanda L. Flaim, Cornell University, New York
“Policy analysis of high HIV risk among Transgender: A case study
of Pakistan,” Mariam Ishaq, University of Pennsylvania
Session 55:
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Papers:
Current Trends in Drugs and Alcohol Use
Room: Gramercy
Drinking and Drugs
Alice Cepeda, University of Southern California
“Convergence of Drinking Patterns of Young Russian Immigrants
and Veteran Israelis Decades after Mass Immigration – Results
from a Bidirectional Acculturation model,” Sharon Rodner
Sznitman and Orna Baron-Epel, School of Public Health,
University of Haifa and Lital Keinan-Boker, School of Public
Health, University of Haifa, the Israel Center for Disease Control,
Ministry of Health, Israel
“Prescription Polydrug Use: Motivations Behind and Perceived
Risks of Concurrent and Simultaneous Use of Prescription Drugs
with Hard Drugs,” Mark Pawson, CHEST, Hunter College,
Brian C. Kelly, Purdue University, Brooke E. Wells, Amy LeClair
and Jeffrey T. Parsons, CHEST, Hunter College
“PTSD, Recent Veterans, and Medical Marijuana,” Luther Elliott,
NDRI, Andrew Golub and Alex S. Bennett, National Development
and Research Institutes, Inc
“Transition from Opioid Analgesics to Heroin Abuse Among
Female Users in the South Bronx,” Yolanda C. Martin, Borough of
Manhattan C.C., CUNY
“‘The Loudest of the Loud’: Post-Legislative Patterns of Medical
and Nonmedical Marijuana Use and Procurement in Metro
Detroit,” Paul Draus and Juliette Roddy, University of Michigan-
Dearborn
THEMATIC
Session 56:
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CRITICAL DIALOGUE: New Trends in Teaching
Social Problems: Content, Technology,
Engagement and More
Room: Imperial
Teaching Social Problems
Carrie L. Smith, Millersville University
Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College
“Our Table Factory: Encouraging Student Engagement with
Inequality, Capitalism, and Marx,” Clayton Childress, Princeton
University/University of Toronto, Carlos Alamo, Vassar College
and Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto
“Social Problems through the Lens of Good Times, Temporary
Layoffs,” Natasha Christina Pratt-Harris, Lea Uradu, Benedict Paye
and Shenika McPherson, Morgan State University
“Teaching Social Problems Through Experiential Learning
Assignments,” Orsolya Kolozsvari, College of Coastal Georgia
“Teaching Social Problems Through Multimodal Projects,” Lynn
Verduzco-Baker, Albion College
“Teaching Social Problems in Cross-Cultural Settings: Moving
Beyond ‘Community Service’ in International Travel Courses,”
Martha A. Easton, Elmira College
Session 57:
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Theorizing Scandal in Social Problems
Room: Booth
Social Problems Theory
John Barnshaw, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Lynn Letukas, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
“Degradative Encounters: Media and the Cultural Production of
Deviance,” Brian Monahan, Marywood University and Lynn
Letukas, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
“When the Villain Gets Away: Scandal Avoidance amidst the
Great Recession,” John Barnshaw, University of Wisconsin-La
Crosse
“‘The Lance Armstrong Conundrum’: Elite Media and the Drug
Scandal’s Contested Terrain,” Rebecca Tiger, Middlebury College
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