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EVENTS Sponsored by the Association for Humanist Sociology Friday 3:30-4:45 PM Humanist Sociology, Human Rights, and Global Citizenship Reynolds Room Friday 4:45-5:30 PM Humanist Society Reception Reynolds Room ESS SPECIAL EVENTS AND MEETINGS: Thursday 12:00-1:30 PM ESS Executive Committee Meeting William Penn Boardroom Thursday 1:45-3:15 PM ESS Publications Committee William Penn Boardroom Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting William Penn Boardroom Saturday 7:00-8:30 AM ASA Department Chairs` Breakfast William Penn Boardroom Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM Committee on the Status of Minorities Business Meeting William Penn Boardroom Saturday 10:15-11:45 AM Editorial Board- Sociological Forum William Penn Boardroom Saturday 1:45-3:15 PM Committee on the Status of Women Business Meeting William Penn Boardroom Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM ESS General Business Meeting (open to entire membership) Ballroom E2 Sunday 8:30-10:00 AM SWS Committee Meeting William Penn Boardroom Sunday 10:15-11:45 AM ESS Executive Committee Meeting William Penn Boardroom 6
Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities ESS Annual Meeting Program Summary Thursday, February 24 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 1. Thematic -- Cultural Boundaries and Power -- Cook Room 2. Author Meets Critics -- Plenitude: The New Economics of True Wealth by Juliet Schor -- Shippen Room 3. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectional Purchases of Intimacy -- Bromley Room 4. Regular Paper Session -- Intersectionalities and Inequalities on College Campuses -- Claypoole Room 5. Regular Paper Session -- Food Sentiment and Food Production -- Flower Room 6. Regular Paper Session -- Ecologies of Crime in Time and Space -- Frampton Room 7. Regular Paper Session -- Religious Identity and Social Movements -- Reynolds Room 8. Regular Paper Session -- Brooklyn Recycled -- Ballroom A1 9. Regular Paper Session -- Multiple Methodologies: Social Research on Gendered Violence and Sexual Assault - - Ballroom A2 10. Regular Paper Session -- Teaching Race: White Supremacy and White Privilege -- Ballroom D 11. Regular Paper Session -- Social Theory and the Sociology of the Arts in the United States -- Ballroom E1 12. Regular Paper Session -- Sociology and the Media -- Ballroom E2 13. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS Executive Committee Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom 1:45 PM-3:15 PM 14. Thematic -- Asian American Intersectionalities in the U.S. and Beyond -- Cook Room 15. Miniconference: Group Processes -- Session 1- Social Exchanges and Group Reactions -- Ballroom A2 16. Workshop -- Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We Are?: From Funds for Food to Conspicuous Consumption, Part 1-- Research Presentations Using the Consumer Expenditure Survey -- Frampton Room 17. Regular Paper Session -- Adaptation and Incorporation of Immigrants -- Bromley Room 18. Regular Paper Session -- Fields of Cultural Production -- Claypoole Room 19. Regular Paper Session -- Reconfiguring Social Movements and Social Service Organizations -- Flower Room 20. Regular Paper Session -- The Global, National, and Local Politics of the Environment -- Reynolds Room 21. Regular Paper Session -- All in the Family: Families and Crime -- Ballroom A1 22. Regular Paper Session -- Identities, Ideology, and Welfare -- Ballroom C 23. Regular Paper Session -- Diagnosing and Defining Disease -- Ballroom D 24. Regular Paper Session -- Environmental Concerns and Activism -- Ballroom E1 25. Regular Paper Session -- Global Philadelphia: New Immigrant Communities -- Ballroom E2 26. Regular Paper Session -- Factors in Mental Health Inequalities, Transitions, and Abuse -- Whitpen Room 27. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- ESS Publications Committee -- William Penn Boardroom 3:30 PM-5:00 PM 28. Thematic -- Intersectionalities and Crime: Challenges to Theory, Research and Policy -- Cook Room 29. Author Meets Critics -- Parenting out of control: Anxious Parents in Uncertain Times by Margaret Nelson -- Shippen Room 30. Miniconference: Group Processes -- Session 2- Networks and Interactions -- Ballroom A2 31. Workshop -- The Textbook Affordability Crisis and Emerging Solutions -- Flower Room 32. Workshop -- Consumer Expenditure Survey: Is How We Spend Who We Are?: Part 2-- How to Obtain and Analyze Consumer Expenditure Survey Data -- Frampton Room 33. Regular Paper Session -- International Migration and Economic Issues -- Bromley Room 34. Regular Paper Session -- Social Networks and Education -- Claypoole Room 35. Regular Paper Session -- Whiteness, Imperialism, Stratification and Ethnic Boundaries -- Reynolds Room 36. Regular Paper Session -- Pregnancy, Reproduction, and Birth Questions: Session1. Preconception and Pregnancy: Information, Framing, and Choices -- Ballroom A1 37. Regular Paper Session -- Religion in the Modern World -- Ballroom E1 38. Regular Paper Session -- Public Sociology, Gendered Inequality and Non-Profits -- Ballroom E2 39. Regular Paper Session -- Race and Mental Health -- Whitpen Room 40. ESS Special Events & Meetings -- Graduate Education Committee Business Meeting -- William Penn Boardroom 5:30 PM-7:00 PM 41. Plenary -- The Robin Williams Lecture: Honoring Mark Jacobs, "No-fault Corruption of the Financial System." Reception to follow. -- Ballroom C Friday, February 25 8:30 AM-10:00 AM 42. Regular Paper Session -- Attitudes and Policies Towards Immigrants at the Receiving Society -- Bromley Room 43. Regular Paper Session -- Building and Contesting the City -- Claypoole Room 44. Regular Paper Session -- New Directions in Demographic Research -- Cook Room 45. Regular Paper Session -- Changing Policy Toward the Poor and Homeless -- Flower Room 7
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