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Saturday– cont’d 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 235. Thematic -- Tenth Anniversary of 9/11: Assessing the Impact on Communities -- Cook Room 236. Author Meets Critics -- Blurring the Color Line: The New Chance for a More Integrated America by Richard Alba -- Shippen Room 237. Conversation -- Corporatizing Higher Education -- Flower Room 238. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 4: Military Control and Regulation -- Ballroom E1 239. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Session 4- Queer Marginalities -- Ballroom D 240. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 4- Transforming America in the 21st Century: Key Features and Context -- Ballroom E2 241. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectionalities: Theories and Approaches -- Bromley Room 242. Regular Paper Session -- Constructing Workplace and Professional Domain -- Claypoole Room 243. Regular Paper Session -- Building and Strengthening Voluntary Organizations -- Frampton Room 244. Regular Paper Session -- Gender Attitudes in the International Context -- Reynolds Room 245. Regular Paper Session -- Conservatism Before and After the Tea Party -- Ballroom A1 246. Regular Paper Session -- War, Resistance, and Revolution -- Ballroom A2 247. Regular Paper Session -- Service Learning`s Place on Campus -- Ballroom C 248. Regular Paper Session -- Family Formation in the International Context -- Whitpen Room 249. Undergraduate Poster Session -- Undergraduate Poster Session V -- Lobby 250. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom 3:30 PM-5:00 PM 251. Thematic -- Intersectionality: Examining Girls and Women of Color -- Cook Room 252. Author Meets Critics -- The Managed Hand: Race, Gender and the Body in Beauty Service Work by Miliann Kang -- Shippen Room 253. Miniconference: Military Sociology -- Session 5: Military Culture and Identities -- Ballroom E1 254. Miniconference: LGBTQ -- Session 5- (Re)Framing Queer Intersectional Studies -- Ballroom D 255. Regular Paper Session -- Culture and the Politics of Identity -- Bromley Room 256. Regular Paper Session -- Life outside the College Classroom: Non-academic Life Factors Affecting Experience in Higher Education -- Claypoole Room 257. Regular Paper Session -- Opening Minds, Shifting Perspectives: Teaching Sociologically Based Courses -- Frampton Room 258. Regular Paper Session -- The Construction and Practice of Class Identity -- Reynolds Room 259. Regular Paper Session -- Race and the Criminal Justice System -- Ballroom A1 260. Regular Paper Session -- Mapping Globalization: Inequality, Property and Human Rights -- Ballroom A2 261. Regular Paper Session -- Disability: Identities, Diagnoses, and Consequences -- Ballroom C 262. Committee on the Status of Women Panel -- Intimate Relationships and the Work/Life Balance -- Flower Room 3:30 PM-6:00 PM 263. Miniconference: Children of Immigrants -- Session 5: Film "Abused- The Postville Raid" directed by Luis Argueta and co-produced by Vivian Rivas. Movie and discussion with Luis Argueta -- Ballroom E2 5:30 PM-7:00 PM 264. Plenary -- Presentation of 2011 Awards and Christine Bose’s Presidential Address: "Globalizing Gender Issues: Many Voices, Different Choices" -- Ballroom C Sunday, February 27 8:30 AM-10:00 AM 265. Thematic -- New Scholarship on Latinos: Various Aspects of Intersectionality -- Cook Room 266. Regular Paper Session -- Identity, Deception and Research amidst Technological Change -- Bromley Room 267. Regular Paper Session -- Organizations: Structure, Culture and Survival -- Claypoole Room 268. Regular Paper Session -- Race, Segregation and Integration -- Flower Room 269. Regular Paper Session -- Trade Union Activism -- Frampton Room 270. Regular Paper Session -- Cultural Constructions of Masculinity -- Reynolds Room 271. Regular Paper Session -- Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session 4. Reproductive Justice: Birth Advocates and Activism -- Shippen Room 272. Regular Paper Session -- Dating and Mate Selection in College -- Ballroom A1 273. Regular Paper Session -- Heteronormativity and Understanding Constructions of Gender -- Ballroom A2 274. Regular Paper Session -- Sociologists Who Read “Girl”: Examining Social Issues Through Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy -- Ballroom B 275. Regular Paper Session -- Globalization and Privatization of Health Care -- Ballroom D 12
Sunday, 8:30AM-10:00AM – cont’d 276. Regular Paper Session -- Race, Class, and Parenting -- Ballroom E1 277. Regular Paper Session -- Community Ties and Rural Stratification -- Whitpen Room 278. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS General Business Meeting (open to entire membership) -- Ballroom E2 279. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- SWS Committee Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom 10:15 AM-11:45 AM 280. Thematic -- Intersectionality and Embodiment -- Cook Room 281. Author Meets Critics -- Peculiar Institution: America`s Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition by David Garland -- Shippen Room 282. Regular Paper Session -- Immigrants’ Construction of New Identities in Host Societies -- Bromley Room 283. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Class in Educational Attainment -- Claypoole Room 284. Regular Paper Session -- Urban Society in a Crossnational Context -- Frampton Room 285. Regular Paper Session -- Race/Ethnicity: Charity/Giving and Political Participation -- Reynolds Room 286. Regular Paper Session -- Youth Violence -- Ballroom A1 287. Regular Paper Session -- Negotiating Family Work -- Ballroom A2 288. Regular Paper Session -- Teaching on the Front Lines: Creative Pedagogy at the Community College -- Ballroom B 289. Regular Paper Session -- Sexual Health in Vulnerable Populations -- Ballroom D 290. Regular Paper Session -- Defining Families, Representing Diversities -- Ballroom E1 291. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectionalities and complexities related to Jewish Identity (Co-sponsored by the Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry) -- Ballroom E2 292. Regular Paper Session -- Voting Behavior in Time and Place -- Whitpen Room 293. Committee on the Status of Women Panel -- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Issues in the Profession -- Flower Room 294. Roundtable -- Exploring Race and Religion in Social Movements (Table 14) -- Hamilton Room 295. Roundtable -- Theorizing Concepts and Theory Construction (Table 2) -- Hamilton Room 296. Roundtable -- Incarceration (Table 11) -- Hamilton Room 297. Roundtable -- Stigma, Boundary, Maintenance, and Deviance (Table 10) -- Hamilton Room 298. Roundtable -- Law and Punishment (Table 8) -- Hamilton Room 299. Roundtable -- Culture and Consumption (Table 15) -- Hamilton Room 300. Roundtable -- Making and Remaking Belief (Table 12) -- Hamilton Room 301. Roundtable -- Issues of Intersectionality in Contemporary Communities (Table 9) -- Hamilton Room 302. Roundtable -- Trauma and Healing (Table 6) -- Hamilton Room 303. Roundtable -- Gender in Comparative Contexts (Table 7) -- Hamilton Room 304. Roundtable -- Intersections, Identity, and Politics (Table 1) -- Hamilton Room 305. Roundtable -- Food Activism and Food Scarcity (Table 3) -- Hamilton Room 306. Roundtable -- Gender, Transnational Marriage, and Sex-trafficking in International Migration (Table 5) -- Hamilton Room 307. Roundtable -- Mobility and Job Achievement (Table 13) -- Hamilton Room 308. Roundtable -- Education and Communities (Table 17) -- Hamilton Room 309. Roundtable -- Exploring the Intersection of Gender and Race in Education (Table 16) -- Hamilton Room 310. Roundtable -- Buying Black, Facing Black, and Race and Reciprocity (Table 4) -- Hamilton Room 311. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS Executive Committee Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 312. Author Meets Critics -- Making Transnational Feminism: Rural women, NGO Activists and Northern Donors in Brazil by Milicent Thayer -- Shippen Room 313. Regular Paper Session -- International Migration: 1.5th and 2nd Generation Youth -- Bromley Room 314. Regular Paper Session -- Taking Meaning Seriously -- Claypoole Room 315. Regular Paper Session -- Public Sociology: Welfare, Education, Policies and Mothers’ Well-Being -- Cook Room 316. Regular Paper Session -- Parental Involvement -- Flower Room 317. Regular Paper Session -- Pathologizing, Quantifying, and Exploring Mental Distress -- Frampton Room 318. Regular Paper Session -- Religion and National Identity -- Reynolds Room 319. Regular Paper Session -- Religion and Gender -- Ballroom A1 320. Regular Paper Session -- Professional/Occupational Boundaries -- Ballroom A2 321. Regular Paper Session -- Structural Violence Against Black Women and Girls -- Ballroom B 322. Regular Paper Session -- Natural Disasters: Social Effects of Earthquakes and Hurricanes -- Ballroom D 323. Regular Paper Session -- Housing Issues and Community Attachment in the United States -- Ballroom E1 324. Regular Paper Session -- Public Sociology: Poverty, Welfare Policy and the Living Wage -- Ballroom E2 325. Regular Paper Session -- Re-forming the City -- Whitpen Room 13
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