2002

2002 PROGRAM, PACIFIC SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCATION, HYATT REGENCY, VANCOUVER B.C. APRIL 18-21, 2002

THEME: SOCIAL JUSTICE

THURSDAY, APRIL 18 2002

Summary of Events

10:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration

12:00 pm - 6:45 pm Sessions

8:00 pm-10:00 pm Films

9:00 pm - 10:30 pm Welcome and New Members Reception: Meet PSA President, Judith Howard

THURSDAY, APRIL

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

1. Race, Ethnicity & Health I: Multi-Ethnic Analyses

Organizer: Toni Lee Acevedo, UC San Francisco

Michelle M. Camacho, UC San Diego and Ester Hernandez, UC Irvine: Which Latina? Categories in Public Health Discourse

Christopher G. Ellison, Jason D. Boardman, and Robert A. Hummer, Univ of Texas: The Effects of Religious Involvement on Self-Rated Health Among Older Adults: A Comparison of African Americans, Latinos, and Non-Hispanic Whites

Andrew R. Ovenden, Univ of Hawaii: Explaining Differences in Substance Use and Abuse in a Multiethnic Population

3. Women, Girls and Education (Sponsored by Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizer: Marie Butler, Oxnard College

Lori A. Peek, Univ of Colorado: Gender and Ethnic Issues on University Campuses following an Act of Terrorism: Female Muslim Student Response

Penelope M. Huang, Univ of Washington: A Longitudinal Study of Undergraduate Women’s Persistence in Science and Engineering

Begona Echeverria, Univ of California-Riverside: Girls Just Wanna Sound Fina? The Unintended Consequences of Basque Language Schooling

Kacey Widdison-Jones, Brigham Young Univ: An Educated Girl is the Mother of Development: Girls’ Education as a Strategic Development Initiative in Guatemala

J. Vern Cromartie, Contra Costa College: Women, Education and the Contra Costa Transmission of Culture Study

Erin Amundson, Univ of Colorado: The Virgin/Whore Dichotomy: Affecting the Education of Young Women?

4. Symbolic Boundaries and the Construction of Identity

Organizer: Scott Appelrouth, CSU Northridge

Charlie V. Morgan, Univ of California Irvine: Ethnic De-Construction: A Theoretical Look at the Buraku People in Japan

Laura Edles, CSU Northridge: A Culturalist Reconceptualization of ‘Race’ and ‘Ethnicity’

Jeffrey W. Basham, Ohlone College: The Steward

Dick Skeen and Matt Haake, Northern Arizona Univ: Exiting Childhood: Why First Time Sexual Experiences are often Symbolically and Practically Problematic

5. Corporations and Commercialism

Organizer: Michael Dawson, Portland State Univ

Val Burris, Univ of Oregon: Social Networks and Political Cohesion Among Corporate Elites

Eric Silva, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Rattling the Bars: Negotiated Order and Autonomy in a Fast Food Restaurant

Karen E. B. McCue, Univ of New Mexico: Economic Democracy? Worker Capitalism?: Are ESOPs a New Organizational Form?

Ella Haley, Athabasca Univ: The Old Boys at Work: Corporate/Academic Ties and Strategies in an Environmental Health Controversy

6. Women, Drug Policy, Drug Treatment: Social Welfare or Social Control?

Organizer: Julie Beck, UC Santa Cruz

Shiegla Murphy and Paloma Sales, Center for Substance Abuse Studies: Pregnant Drug Users: Scapegoats of the Reagan-Bush and Clinton Era Economics

Pat Murphy, SUNY Geneseo: Women, Drugs, and Motherhood: Reproductive Control and the War on Drugs

Julie Beck, UC Santa Cruz: Women in Drug Treatment

Cassandra Shaylor: Justice Now: Women in Prison: Globalizing the War on Drugs

7. Race, Gender, and Nation: Identity and the Politics of Justice

Organizer: Mary Bernstein, Univ of Connecticut

Jennifer Reich, UC Davis: State-Mandated Empowerment: Child Protective Services and Maternal Salvation

Cynthia Siemsen, CSU-Chico: Ambivalent Identities: Men of Color Who Prosecute Their “Own”

Sang H. Kil, ASU: Images of One Race and Nation: Media Analysis of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

8. Single Mother Families

Organizer: Hazel L. Hull, Univ of California-Santa Barbara

Presider: Margaret George-Cramer, Univ of California-Santa Barbara

Michelle Bata and James Shockey, Univ of Arizona: The Effects of Living With a Same-Sex Single Parent on the Sex-Role Attitudes and Behaviors of Adult Children

Margaret George-Cramer, Univ of California-Santa Barbara: Mums of Divorce as “BAD GIRLS’: Let’s Stop Playing Cops and Robbers

Jill Weigt, Univ of Oregon: Kin Complications: Single Mothers and Family Support Networks in the Context of Welfare Reform

9. Web Exercises for Information Competency

Organizer: Edward Nelson, CSU Fresno

Nan Chico, CSU Hayward

Elizabeth Hartung, CSU Fresno

Edward Nelson, CSU Fresno

Elizabeth Nelson, CSU Fresno

10. Minority Inequality in Institutionalized Social Settings at Home and Abroad

Organizer: Deanna Chang, Indiana Univ of Pennsylvania

Karren Baird Olson, CSU Northridge: Changing Directions in Academia

Angie Beeman, Univ of Connecticut: Sexual Racism: An Examination of Emotional Segregation in US Films

Jeffrey Kamakahi, St. John’s Univ and Sarah Jost, College of St. Benedict: Matriculation Patterns within Primary Schools in Lago de Yojoa, Honduras

THURSDAY, APRIL 18

1:45 pm - 3:15 pm

11. Mass Media and American Tragedy: Media Coverage of 9-11

Organizer: Deana Rohlinger, UC Irvine

Chauntelle Anne Tibbals, CSU Northridge: Patriotism in Style

Sven Gaskins, CSU Northridge: Influential Headlines

Melanie Connie Klein, CSU Northridge: Discourse on Race

George J. Skiles, CSU Northridge: “Wanted Dead”: A Content Analysis of President Bush’s Wartime Speeches

12. Lessons Learned from Departmental Assessment: A Case Study (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Paul W. O’Brien, CSU Stanislaus

Paul W. O’Brien, CSU Stanislaus: Implementation of an Effective Department Assessment Program

Agnes Riedmann, CSU Stanislaus: What Do Students Know and What Do They Need to Know In Order To Assess a Sociology Program?

James Payne, CSU Stanislaus: Assessment: New Directions for Research

Walter E. Doraz, CSU Stanislaus: Tidal Wave II and Assessment: A System ‘Undertow’ for Faculty and Students

13. Human Rights in a Postnational World: Unauthorized Mexican Women and the Making of Social Citizenship in the United States

Organizer: Adelaida R. Del Castillo, San Diego State Univ

Discussant: Carlos Velez-Ibanez, UC Riverside

Adelaida R. Del Castillo, San Diego State Univ: Rethinking Citizenship in a Postnational Context: Immigrant Women in the United States

MarySue V. Heilemann, UCLA: Trauma and Resilience in the Welfare State: Women of Mexican Descent in California

Maria Ibarra, San Diego State Univ: Social Citizenship and Mexican Elder Care Workers

Abel Valenzuela Jr., UCLA: Navigating Day Labor: Immigrant Women in a Male Dominated Market

14. New Immigrant Organizing

Organizer: Norma Chinchilla and Kristine Zentgraf, CSU-Long Beach

Luis L.M. Aguiar, Okanagan Univ College: Organizing Immigrant Building Cleaners in Toronto: An Historical Account

Robert Edmondson, Michigan State Univ: Trans-Migrant Activism in the Overseas Taiwanese Independence Movement: Building “Community” and Teaching “Identity” in Theory and Practice

James Loucky, Western Washington Univ: Straddling Multiple Borders: Guatemalans Organize in the Western Canada - US Border Region

Nora Hamilton and Univ of Southern California, Norma Chinchilla, CSU-Long Beach: From Solidarity to Institutionalization: Changes in Central Americans in Los Angeles

15. Instructional Planning: Balancing Teaching Methods for Varied Learning Styles

Organizer: Patricia Clancy, Hawaii Pacific Univ

Patricia Clancy, Hawaii Pacific Univ: Another Shift in Learning Style: Echo Boomers Need More Structure

Dennis Loo, California Poly-Pomona and Barbara Bowley, Woodbury Univ: Faculty Responses to the Underprepared Undergraduate

Kristie J. Rowley, Brigham Young Univ: A Model of Situational Student-Teacher Writing Conferences: Adapting Conferencing Styles According to the Ability and Readiness of Individual Student Writers

16. Sociology of Science: Constructed and Contested Knowledge

Organizer: David Conz, ASU

David Conz, ASU: Habitus, Capital, and Contingency: The Implications of Fusion Research Systems

John Parker, ASU: New Trends in Ecology: Collaboration at the National Center For Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Daniel Barrett Wilson, Univ of Oregon: Rediscovering Modernity: Posthumanism, Materialism, and Science Studies

17. Men and New Masculinities

Organizer: B. Gerry Coulter, Bishop’s Univ

B. Gerry Coulter, Bishop’s Univ: Counter Hegemonic Masculinity: Male Feminist Pedagogy and Women’s Studies Students

Lynn Comerford, CSU Hayward: Becoming a Co - Parenting Father: Legal Hurdles

Andrew F. Harper, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Reviewing Contemporary Discourses of Pornography: Panoptic Construction of Masculine Perversion

Susan L. Gansert, ASU: Constructing Masculinities: The Solicitation of Prostitutes by Long Haul Truckers

18. Thematic Session: Public Policy: Social Justice and Water Allocation

Organizers: Lori A. Cramer and Shayla B. Sharp, Oregon State Univ

Lora Vess, Univ of Oregon: Analysis of Water Conflict in the Klamath Basin

Veronica Dujon, Portland State Univ: The Contested Terrain of Water Rights on the Oregon Coast: A Sociological Analysis of the Competition Over Scarce Public Resources and the Institutions that Guide their Allocation

Andrew Lord, Humboldt State Univ: A Watershed Moment

19. Identity Issues of Biracial/Multicultural Individuals (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Herman L. DeBose, CSU Northridge

Jiannbin Shiao and Mia Tuan, Univ of Oregon: Racial and Ethnic Identity Salience: The Case of Asian Adoptees

Farnard J. Darnell, Humboldt State Univ: Iranian Americans and Iranian Cultural Retention, Based on a Comparative Study of Three Generations of Iranian Americans

Ernest E. Kiker, SUNY - Oswego: Save the Mexican American/Chicano/Hispanic/Latino Racial ‘Other’!

20. Fatherhood (Sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction)

Organizers: Candan Duran-Aydintug and Christopher Schmitt, Univ of Colorado-Denver

Serian Nazih Rabadi, CSU Northridge: Incarcerated Teenage Fathers

Stephanie Pelz, Univ of Colorado-Denver: Teen Fathers on Pregnancy Prevention

Candan Duran-Aydintug and Alba Hayes, Univ of Colorado-Denver: Adolescent Fathers: New Research Findings and Directions

Candan Duran-Aydintug and Susan Allison, Univ of Colorado-Denver: Fatherhood Research: A Meta-Analysis

THURSDAY, APRIL 18

3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

21. Perspectives on Social and Human Development in Central - South Mexico

Organizer: Roberto Castro, National Autonomous Univ of Mexico

Irene Casique, National Autonomous Univ of Mexico: Women’s Empowerment and New Family Dynamics in Mexico

Roberto Castro, National Autonomous Univ of Mexico: Violence Against Pregnant Women in Mexico

Medardo Tapia-Uribe, National Autonomous Univ of Mexico: Learning of Social Commitment at School in Mexico

Raul Garcia-Barrios, National Autonomous Univ of Mexico: The Great Indian Transformation: Traditional and Entrepreneurial Activity in the Mexican Mountains

Catherine Menkes, National Autonomous Univ of Mexico and Leticia Suarez, National Institute of Public Health: Determinants of Pregnancy Rates for Adolescents in Mexico

22. Team Learning, Group Projects and Small Group Techniques

Organizer: Patricia Clancy, Hawaii Pacific Univ

Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State Univ and Debbie Storrs, Univ of Idaho: Teaching Outside the Box: The Conflict Between Ideology and Bureaucratic Practice

James P. Marshall, Univ of Northern Colorado: Utilizing Team Learning as a Means of Understanding and Applying Sociological Theory

Melinda Messineo, Ball State Univ: Managing Group Projects in Large Classes: Social Construction of a Race Group Project in a Large Introductory Course

23. The Sociology of Art and Culture

Organizer: B. Gerry Coulter, Bishop’s Univ

B. Gerry Coulter, Bishop’s Univ: The Role of the Artist in Changing the Art Museum & Perspectives from Museum Directors and Curators

James Wierzbicki, UC Irvine: Max Weber’s Sociology of Music Why an Important Text Remains Clouded in Obscurity

Linda Airsman and Aaron Hubert, Metropolitan State College: The Process of Self Identifying as a Professional Artist

24. Public Policy: Understanding Environmental Complexities

Organizer: Lori A. Cramer, Oregon State Univ

Amy Walker, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Political Processes in Land Development Decisions: A Case Study of the Ivanpah Valley Airport

Mara Fridell, Univ of Oregon: Nuclear Waste Siting and Pluralism: A Case of the Geographic Displacement of Conflict and Cost

Richard York and Eugene A. Rosa, WSU and Thomas Dietz, George Mason Univ: Eco-Efficiency to the Rescue? A Cross-National Analysis of Environmental Impact Per Unit of Production

Tifny Stuart, Judy Lang and Hong Xiao, Central Washington Univ: Environmental Perceptions of College Students in Beijing

25. Sociology of Emotion: Teaching and Research

Organizer: Gary A. Cretser, CSU-Pomona

Phillip Vannini and April Warn, WSU: Indie Love Tales from Contemporary Urban Bohemia: A Content Analysis of Personal Ads

Thuy Le, Long Beach City College: Emotion and Marginality: The Case of Caucasian Husbands of Asian Wives

Scott A. Roesch and Gary A. Cretser, CSU-Pomona: Cry Me a River: Gender and Sex-Role Differences in Vicarious Crying

26. Place Represented: Spatial and Symbolic Conceptualization

Organizers: Katherine J. Curtis and Bruce Hoffman, Univ of Washington

Ryan Centner, Univ of California Berkeley: Neither a Global City nor a Third World City: Examining a Theoretical Interstice in Urban Sociology

Mark Hutter, Rowan Univ: The World Trade Center: The Icon and Terrorism

J. William Gibson, CSU Long Beach: Creating Sacred Spaces: Environmental Movements and the Cultural Re-Enchantment of Nature

Elizabeth Petras, Drexel Univ: From Immigrant to Ethnic Group: Virtual Communities and the Historical Recollection of Place

27. Innovative Techniques to Teach Methods and Theory to Undergraduates (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Denise M. Dalaimo, Mt. San Jacinto College

Dan Ryan, Mills College: Making Methods a Lab Course

Carol E. Holdt, Portland State Univ and Kristin Christophersen, Clackamas Community College: Research to Outreach: Using Grounded Theory in Community - Based Learning Courses

28. New Perspectives in Political Sociology

Organizer: Mary Ellen Donnan, Bishop’s Univ

Ryan Babcock, ASU: Voter Apathy in the United States

Mary Ellen Donnan, Bishop’s Univ: The Restoration of Citizenship’s Bottom Line: Volunteers Versus Public Policy on Homelessness Relief in Ontario

G. William Domhoff, UC Santa Cruz: Using Archives to Show State-Building by the Capitalist Class: A New Perspective in Political Sociology

Susan M. L. Pell, Univ of Victoria: Hannah Arendt Meets Hakim Bey: Toward a Celebratory Ethos of Freedom

29. Clinical Sociology

Organizer: David Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado

Ron Fagan, Pepperdine Univ: Diagnosing and Treating Adolescent Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Lewis F. Carter, WSU: White Brain, Sioux Mind: Clinical Sociology in a First Nations Setting

Ann Charvat, Inservice, Inc.: Conflict Resolution: A Sociological Approach

Donna Goyer, CSU San Marcos: Mandating Drug Treatment in California: Preliminary Research on Program Effectiveness and Client Profiles

Colleen Fitzpatrick, Univ of Northern Colorado and Joan Ruberry, Rocky Mountain High School: Overcoming High School English Deficiences as a Drop-Out and Delinquency Prevention Tool: Results of a Two-Year Natural Experiment

30. Thematic Session: Public Policy and Social Injustice: Law, Poverty and Inequality

Organizer: Mark Edwards, Oregon State Univ

Lori Turk-Bicakci; UC-Riverside: Year-Round Education, Academic Achievement, and Poverty Level of Students

Thomas W. Volscho, Univ of Connecticut: State Minimum Wage, AFDC, and Family Income Inequality: 1960-1990

Elizabeth S. Boehne, Univ of Notre Dame, Proposition 187 and the Latino Vote

Mark Edwards, Oregon State Univ: Promises and Pitfalls of a Workforce Housing Initiative

THURSDAY, APRIL 18

5:15 pm - 6:45 pm

31. Thematic Session: Mexico-United States: Migration and Dynamic Borders

Organizer: Rodolfo Cruz Pineiro, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Jorge Santibanez Romellon, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Immigration Policy: Mexico-USA Immigration

Victor Alejandro Espinoza Valle, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: The Democracy of Votes in Mexico

Olga Odgers, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: International Immigration and Religious Beliefs

Rudolfo Cruz Pineiro, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Mexican Labor Markets in the U.S.

Luis Fernando Macias Garcia and Ana Maria Chavez, Population Bureau of Guanajuato: Arising Problems in the Immigration Process of the Guanajuato Natives to the U.S.

32. Changing Family Forms and Processes: Current Research

Organizer: Candan Duran-Aydintug, Univ of Colorado-Denver

Huiying Wei-Arthus, Weber State Univ: Market Economy, Regression of Gender Equality and Changing Forms of Family in China (1978-2001)

Monique C. Diderich, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Sibling Relationships in Changing American Families

Twyla J. Hill, Wichita State Univ: A Longitudinal Study of Structural Factors Affecting the Increase in Grandchild and Grandparent Co-Residence

Karen Miller-Loessi, ASU: Family Formation Through Intercultural Adoption: A Consideration of Some Issues with Emphasis on Adoptions from China

Lynn Comerford, CSU-Hayward: The Co-Custody Debate: A Historical Approach

33. Teaching Sexualities and other Controversial Topics: Administrative, Legislative and Student Responses (Sponsored by the Committee on the Freedom of Research and Teaching)

Organizer: Jennifer Eichstedt, Humboldt State Univ

Discussant: Judith Little, Humboldt State Univ.

Ken Kyle and Jan Miller, Penn State Univ: Anatomy of a Misunderstanding: The Feminist Sexuality Debates in Context

Glenda Walden and Matt Brown, Univ of Colorado: Encouraging Homosexuality, Promoting Pornography and Feeding our Own Perversions: Challenges to Academic Freedom

Jennifer Eichstedt, Humboldt State Univ: Censorship, Academic Freedom and Legislative Control: The Terrain

Joseph Ribal, El Camino College: Canceling Sexuality: One Institution’s Actions

34. The Trans Community: Responses and Reaction

Organizer: James Elias, CSU Northridge

Presider: Veronica Diehl Elias, CSU Northridge

Eve Shapiro, Univ of California-Santa Barbara: The Impact of the Internet on Social Movement Organizing

James Elias, Veronica Elias and Dominic Little, CSU Northridge: From Social Group to Political Activism: Rapid Change in the Transgender Community

Karl Bryant, UC Santa Barbara: The Politics of Pathology: Current Debates over “Gender Identity Disorder”

35. Violence Against Women: Global Perspectives (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Kathryn A. Farr, Portland State Univ

Claire M. Renzetti, St. Joseph’s Univ: International Trends in Research on Violence Against Women: A Content Analysis

Sharon K. Araji, Univ of Alaska: The Connection Between Wife Abuse in Modern Western Countries and Crimes of Honor: A Conceptual Analysis

Kathryn A. Farr, Portland State Univ: Criminal Networks and the Trafficking of Women for Sexual Services

37. Workshop on Teaching Qualitative Data Analysis

Organizer: Jane Hood, Univ of New Mexico-Albuquerque

Jane Hood, Univ of New Mexico-Albuquerque

Lora Stone, Univ of New Mexico-Albuquerque

Jerry Daday, Univ of New Mexico-Albuquerque

38. Presidential Session: Green Talk: Conflict, Regulation, and Conservation in Western Canada

Organizer and Presider: Jennifer Hyndman, Simon Fraser Univ

Ben Bradshaw, Simon Fraser Univ: Circumventing The State: Achieving Social Justice Outside Of Conventional Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures

Alexander Simon, Utah Valley State College: Green Washing: Assessing the Success of Corporate Propaganda Among BC Pulpmill Workers

R. A. Clapp, Simon Fraser Univ: Greenlining The Great Bear Rainforest: Social Justice And The Critique Of Conservation Territories

39. Thematic Session: Public Policy and Social Justice: Crime and Punishment

Organizer: Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State Univ

Ronald S. Everett and Elizabeth Groff, National Institute of Justice: Investigating the Consequences of a Federal Initiative to Reduce Violent Crime Through the Application of Spatial Analysis

Martin D. Hughes, Univ of Arizona: Justice & Mercy: Balanced Accounts in Massachusetts Pardons, 1900-1913

Kamela S. Smith, Oregon State Univ: Newspaper Representation of Suicide in Oregon

Brandon Cummings, Univ of New Mexico: Public Denfer Effectiveness in Recommending Trial/No Trail Resolution of Criminal Cases as a Function of Time Spent with Clients

40. ‘Doing’ Sexuality: Everyday Performances

Organizer: Denise L. Johnson, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Daniel Renfrow, Univ of Washington

Melinda M. Nagai, Univ of Colorado-Boulder: ‘Bi-Curious’ Swingers and Hegemonic Heterosexuality: Redefining Bisexuality in a Deviant Context

Denise L. Johnson, Univ of Washington: Concealing Desire: Sexuality, Agency, and the Maintenance of Gender

Chauntelle Anne Tibbals, CSU Northridge: Server or Waitress? ‘Doing’ Femininity in the Workplace

Fred M. Marcus, National Univ-Bakersfield and Vernon L. Andrews, The Univ of Canterbury: A Cultural-Linguistic Theory of Sexual Arousal

THURSDAY, APRIL 18

8:00 pm-10:00 pm

Films. Preview films that will be discussed in session 103 on Saturday at 10:15-11:45 am. Films that will be shown are “This Is What Democracy Looks Like,” and “Showdown in Seattle.” You can also find information about these films and the discussion session on Saturday morning by visiting www.WTOHistory.org.

THURSDAY, APRIL 18

9:00 pm - 10:30 pm

Welcome and New Members Reception: Meet PSA President, Judith Howard (Sponsored by the Membership Committee) [Desert, coffee, soft drinks will be served.] /

FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2002

Summary of events

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration

8:30 am – 3:15 pm Sessions

8:30 am – 3:15 pm Committee Meetings

8:30 am – 5:00 pm Publisher Exhibits

8:30 am –10:00 am 2002 Council Meeting

3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Awards and Presidential Address

5:30 pm – 6:15 pm Presidential Reception

8:00 pm-10:00 pm Films

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

8:30 am – 10:00 am

Meeting:

2001-2002 PSA Council

41. Thematic Session: Distributive and Procedural Justice: Current Research and Theory

Organizer: Candan Duran-Aydintug, Univ of Colorado-Denver

Ali Kazemi, Skovde Univ: Managing Conflict with Your Supervisor: The Impact of Target Evaluation, Distributive and Procedural Fairness

Candan Duran-Aydintug and Yili Xu, Univ of Colorado-Denver: Perceived and Objective Equity in Household Division of Labor

Edward Norval Fortson III and Viktor Gecas, WSU: Half Empty or Half Full? The Influence of Framing on Perceptions of Injustice and Emotional Reactions

Kjell Tornblom, Skovde Univ and Candan Duran-Aydintug and Yiannis Koutalos, Univ of Colorado Denver: Effects of Social Context, Type,Valence and Significance of Resources on Fairness Judgments

Anna Anderson and Lisa Fantenberg, Skovde Univ: Justice Judgments: The Importance of Allocation Procedure and Outcome

42. Roundtables

Presider: Francisco O. Ramirez, Stanford Univ

Table 1. Feminist Research and Reflections

Organizers: Elizabeth Bennett, UC Santa Cruz and

Kitty Huffstutter, Portland State Univ

Salvador Vidal-Ortiz, Graduate Center, City Univ of New York: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Insider/Outsider Debates: Towards a Reflection on the Researcher’s Positionality

Meika Loe, UC Santa Barbara: Reflections of a Feminist Studying the Viagra Phenomenon

John Moss, UC Santa Cruz: Everyday Effectiveness in a Community Collaborative: Frontline Workers’ Experiences

Table 2. Thematic Roundtable: Transcommunality: Working for Social Justice Across Cultural Boundaries

Organizer: John Brown Childs, UC Santa Cruz

Bettina Aptheker, UC Santa Cruz: Transcommunality as Spirtual Practice

Guillermo Delgado-P, UC Santa Cruz: Transcommunality: Beyond Tolerance, For Understanding

Judy Taylor, UC Santa Barbara: Transcommunal Cooperation: Are We Ready for Multiculturalism?

Jill Rachel Baird and Lynette Harper, Univ of British Columbia: Musquem First Nations Community/Museum Collaboration: A Study in Collaboration in British Columbia

Table 3. Teaching Statistics for Sociology Undergraduates

Organizer: John R. Dugan, Central Washington Univ

Linda J. Henderson, Univ of Calgary: Reducing Stats “Angst”

Roger Roots, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Teaching Statistics to “Mathphobes”

Robert W. Reynolds, Weber State Univ: Don’t Know Much About Statistics

Table 4. Changes in High Tech Industry

Organizer: Andrea Hoplight Tapia, Univ of Arizona

Daniel Marschall, Georgetown Univ: The Company We Keep: A Case Study of an Evolving Software Development Company

Andrea Hoplight Tapia, Univ of Arizona: The Death of the Dot Com: Perceptions of Software Engineers on the Failure of Their Industry

Elizabeth Petras, Drexel Univ and Anthippy M. Petras: Professionalism and the High Tech Industry: Making It and Forsaking It in the Dot Com Sector

Table 5. Negotiating Work, Family, and Community

Organizer: Michelle Janning, Whitman College

Muriel Mellow, Univ of Lethbridge: The Public Private Lives of Male and Female Rural Clergy

Brianne Testa, Whitman College: With This Ring: A Socio-Historical Examination

Brooke Underwood, Univ of Notre Dame: The Empty Nest As Lifestyle: A Taxonomy Of Childlessness Among Married Couples

Michelle Janning, Whitman College, Elena Windsong, Whitman College: The Difficulty of Defining Shared Work for Married Co-workers

Lilach Lev Ari, The Hebrew Univ-Jerusalem and Oranim, Academic School of Education: Differences in Motives and Decision to Migrate by Gender, Among Israeli-born Emigrants to the US

Table 6. Sociology, Self-Concept, Inequality and the American Dream (Sponsored by the Committee on Practice, Applied, and Clinical Sociology)

Organizer: Robert Kettlitz, Hastings College

Angie Rondeau, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: Finding the American Dream Within Post-modern Labor Markets

Jane Ann Le, San Jose State Univ: A 21st Century Critique of the Model Minority

Kevin Williams, Oregon State Univ: Deciphering the Complex Intersections of Ethnicity and Sports Participation

Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College: The Influence of Early Public Education on Self-Concept and Self-Efficacy

Table 7. Qualitative Studies of Parents and Children

Organizer: Jennifer Lois, Western Washington Univ

June Ellestad and Paul Miller, Univ of Montana: The Rhetoric of Children’s Needs: A Look at Montanans’ Views

Linda Silber, Montana State Univ-Billings: Growing Up: What Girls Think

Danielle Schneider, Western Washington Univ: Stresses and Coping with Parenthood

Cherylynn Bassani, Univ of Calgary: A Six-Generation Account of the Japanese Family

Table 8. Advising Student Volunteer Organizations

Organizer: Barbara Zajac, Indiana State Univ

Barbara Zajac, Indiana State Univ: The Job Description of the AKD Advisor

Melinda Messineo, Ball State Univ: The Push-Pull of Motivating Student Clubs – 10 Steps Toward Change

Rebecca S.K. Li, College of New Jersey: Using AKD To Integrate Top Sociology Majors Into The Department

43A. Sociology of Religion I

Organizer: Reginald W. Bibby, Univ of Lethbridge

Presider: Abdie Kazemimpur, Univ of Lethbridge

Paul Holley, ASU: Suicide and Religion Integration/Regulation

Mirelle Cohen, Univ of Puget Sound: Gender Politics and ‘Progressive’ Social Change in a Reform Synagogue

Phil Zuckerman, Pitzer College: Muslim Reaction to September 11th and Beyond

John P. Hoffman, BYU and Christopher G. Ellison, Univ of Texas Austin, and John P. Bartkowski, Mississippi State Univ: Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes Toward Corporal Punishment, 1986-2000

43B. Thematic Session: Academic Labor and Social Justice

Organizer: Ken Hudson, Univ of Oregon

Mary F. Rogers, Univ of West Florida: On Academic Thievery, Second Careers, and Community Sociology

Paul Prew, Univ of Oregon: Failing to Organize or Organizing for Failure

Robert McGarrah, Senior Policy Analyst, AFL-CIO: Unions on the Road to Tenure

Ken Hudson, Univ of Oregon: Segmentation in the Academic Labor Market

44. Post Structuralism: Power, Genealogy, Practice

Organizer: Michael Blain, Boise State Univ

Donald Winiecki, Boise State Univ: Producing the Laboring Subject Through Examination and Measurement: A Genealogy or Subjectification

Michael Blain, Boise State Univ: Power and the Terrorist

Bill Bogard, Whitman College: Stratification, Smoothing Machines, and Technologies of Control: A Deleuzian-Guattarian View

Ed McLuskie, Boise State Univ: Recovering the Idea of ‘The Political’ in Conceptions of Social Interaction

45. Popular Culture/Identity

Organizers: Ginna Husting and David Hall, Boise State Univ

Garian A. Vigil, Univ of Colorado-Boulder: Presentation of Self on Reality TV: An Examination of CBS’ Survivor

Chris F. Biga and Jan E. Stets, WSU: Identity Salience: Environmental & Consumer Identities

Elizabeth A. Jenner, Gustavus Adolphous College: I’m Not a Nurse but I Play One on TV

Helen Douglas, Okanagan Univ College: The Culture of Self: Tracking Identity & Social Class Through Inspirational Self-Help Literature

46. Urbanism: Public and Private Realms (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Mark Hutter, Rowan Univ

Luis L.M. Aguiar, Paty Tomic, and Ricardo Trumper, Okanagan Univ College: Remaking the Hinterland: Kelowna in the New Millenium

Jim Faught, Loyola Marymount Univ: Community and Neighboring in a Changing Environment

Anthony B. Lee, Eastern Univ: Solidarity and Decoupling in Community Development

DeMond S. Miller, Rowan Univ: Build It and They Will Come: Advertising Suburban Sprawl in an Age of Ecological Devastation

47. Issues in Theory: Micro-Macro and Agency and Structure

Organizer: Hiroko Inoue, UC Riverside

Ho-dae Chong, UC Riverside: Fuzzy Logic of Practice: An Appreciation and Critique of Bourdieu’s Economy of Practice

Janja Lalich, CSU Chico: Bounded Choice: Structure and Agency in Two New Social Movement Organizations

Hiroko Inoue, UC Riverside: Historical Change of Individuality: An Examination of the Formation of Modern Individuals

48. Is There a Global City System?

Organizer: Andrew Jorgenson and Shoon Lio, Univ of California-Riverside

Discussant: Jeffrey D. Kentor, Univ of Utah

David A Smith, UC Irvine and Michael Timberlake, Univ of Utah: The World Urban Hierarchy and the Global Economy: Implications for East Asian Urbanization

Clint J. Ballinger, Univ of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: City, Society, and State: The Role of Transport Costs in European State Development

Kanghu Hsu, CSU-Dominguez Hills: One Reminder to Global City Studies: Economic Dominance is the Key?

Andrew Jorgenson and Christopher Chase-Dunn, UC Riverside: Systems of Cities: Past and Present

49. Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict in an Era of Globalization-Imperialism

Organizer and Discussant: Alfonso R. Latoni, American Sociological Association

Presider: Berch Berberoglu, Univ of Nevada-Reno

Berch Berberoglu, Univ of Nevada-Reno: Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union: Focus on Yugoslavia and Armenia/Azerbaijan

Heng-hao Chang, Univ of Hawaii-Manoa: Politics of National Identities and Dynamics of Nationalist Movements in Taiwan

Janine Chi, Univ of Washington: Nation-Building and Plural Identities: The Impact of Globalization on National and Ethnic Identities in Southeast Asia

Tekle M. Woldemikael, Univ of Redlands: Postcolonialism and Nationalism in Eritrea

Nesaraj Vamadevan, WSU: Measuring Identities Online: The Sri Lankan/Tamil Tigers and Their Websites

50. Courtship and Marriage

Organizer: Mary Riege Laner, ASU

Presider: Sampson Lee Blair, ASU

Darin R. Eckton and Thomas B. Holman, Brigham Young Univ: Breakups of Romantic Relationships

Melinda M. Nagai, Univ of Colorado: Take My Wife…Please! Differences in Swingers’ Ads

Rizvan Mamat and Cardell Jacobson, Brigham Young Univ: Intermarriage Among Minority Groups in China

Sampson Lee Blair, ASU: Perceived Fairness and Labor in Marriage: A Reconsideration

51. Thematic Session: Crime and Deviance in Mass Media: Justice and Enforcement

Organizer: Glenn W. Muschert, Univ of Colorado Boulder

Discussant: Glenn W. Muschert, Univ of Colorado Boulder

Aaron Doyle, Univ of British Columbia: Television and the Policing of Vancouver’s Stanley Cup Riot

Craig C. New, Ronald C. Dillehay and Reno, J. Scott Shonwiler, Univ of Nevada, Reno: The Mass Media’s Influence on Judgments of Defendants

Louis Kontos, Long Island Univ: The Gang and the Community

52. Race, Ethnicity & Health II: Contact, Conflict & Acculturation

Organizer: Toni Lee Acevedo, UC San Francisco

Stephen Kulis and Flavio Marsiglia, ASU: The Role of Ethnic Self-Identification and Ethnic Identity in Adolescent Drug Norms and Drug Use in the Southwest

Christine Jin Oh, UC Irvine: Bi-Culturalism and Its Effect on Mental Health of 1.5/2nd Generation Korean-Americans

Lisa Hanna, Carleton Univ: Convention Refugees in Canada and Their Ineligibility for Student Loans: Legal, Limbo, Poverty and Depression

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

10:15 am - 11:45 am

Meetings:

Committee on Nominations

Committee on the Status of Women

53. Workshop: What Can You Do With an Undergraduate Degree in Sociology? (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer:Sharon K. Araji, Univ of Alaska

Sharon K. Araji, Univ of Alaska

Christine Oakley, WSU

54. Globalization: The Highest Stage of Imperialism

Organizer: Berch Berberoglu, Univ of Nevada-Reno

Johnson W. Makoba, Univ of Nevada-Reno: Globalization and the Marginalization of Labor in the Third World

Alfonso Latoni, American Sociological Association: The Persistence of Neo-Colonialism in an Era of Globalization: Puerto Rico and the United States

David Lott, Univ of Nevada-Reno: The Impact of Globalization on the Working Class in the United States

55. Roundtables

Presider: Francisco O. Ramirez, Stanford Univ

Table 1. Sociology of Religion II

Organizer: Reginald W. Bibby, Univ of Lethbridge

Scott Myers, WSU: The Disappearing Religious Factor? Cohort Declines in the Association Between Religious Similarity and the Quality of Marriage

Abdie Kazemimpur, Univ of Lethbridge and Ali Rezaei, Univ of Calgary: Religious Life Under Theocracy: The Case of Iran

Sherrie Mills Johnson and Bruce Chadwick, Brigham Young Univ: LDS Women: A Study of Religiosity and Life Satisfaction

Conrad L. Kanagy, Elizabethtown College: The Old Order Amish: Sacred Canopy or Religious Marketplace?

Table 2. Faculty Unions: Why You Need One

Organizer: Dean Braa, Western Oregon Univ

Dean Braa, Western Oregon Univ: Basics of Faculty Unionism

Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ: Benefits of Collective Bargaining

Table 3. The Creative Classroom: Teaching Undergraduates to Conduct Original Research

Organizer: Joanna G. Higginson, Pacific Lutheran Univ

Noel S. Austin, Vanderbilt Univ: The Undergraduate Field Researcher

Claudia Malacrida, Univ of Calgary: Changing Minds, Changing Practice Through Supervising Student Research

Marshall Smith, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Using Feature Films to Teach Research Methods

Joanna G. Higginson, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Professor/Student Research Teams

Table 4. Technological and Cultural Change in Institutions of Higher Education

Organizer: Andrea Hoplight Tapia, Univ of Arizona

Andrew Thomas, UCLA: Co-Constructing Curriculum

Marsha Ham, Univ of Arizona: Student Perceptions of Web-Based Distance Learning: A Study of Three Universities

Scott Hoffman, Princeton Univ.: Cybernetic Self-Presentation: An Analysis of Self in Internet Personal Web Pages

Ellis Godard, Univ. of Virginia: Integrating the Internet: Theoretical Implications of the Disappearance of Cyberspace

Table 5. Law and Society I

Organizer: Hong Lu, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas

Lening Zhang, Saint Francis Univ: The Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Law in China; The Law and the Philosophy

Hong Lu and Terrance D. Miethe, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Legal Representation and Criminal Processing in China

Nick McRee, The Univ of Portland: The Function and Efficacy of Teen Courts

Table 6. Buckskin, Levi’s, and Mascots: Contemporary Images of American Indians and First Nations Peoples in Popular Media in Canada and the United States

Organizer and Discussant: Sara C. Sutler-Cohen, UC Santa Cruz

James Curiel, CSU Sacramento: Reading, Writing, Foucault, and Land Rights

Kevin Annett, Univ of British Columbia: Acceptable Genocide: Images and Realities of Canada’s Hidden Holocaust

Table 7: Survey Research
Organizer: Caleb Southworth

Laura Brewer, Samuel DiGangi, Angel Jannasch-Pennell, Rong Wang, Katie DeVriese, and Qigui Chang, ASU: New Issues and Lessons Learned after Two Years of Using Online Surveys to Assess Online Learning

Alesha Durfee, Erin J. Maher, Jutta Joesch, and Richard N. Brandon, Univ of Washington: Child Care Surveys: Do Youngest Children Mirror the Child Care Arrangements of All Children?

Bert Burraston, Oregon Social Learning Center: Modeling the Family’s Influence on the Growth of Adolescent Arrests Using Offical Records and Self-Reports of Arrests: Methodological Differences

Vikas Kumar Gumbhir and Patricia Gwartney, Univ of Oregon: Interactionist Theory and the Survey Process: Examining Patterns of Item Non-Response

Table 8: Hate Groups and Minority Representations in Popular Culture (Sponsored by the Committee on Race & Ethnic Minorities)

Organizer: Debbie Storrs, Univ of Idaho

Ramsi Watkins, ASU: Ethnic, Religious, and Racial Perceptions Following Anti-American Acts

Pete Simi, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: In the Name of Hate? Skinhead Violence and the Community

Randy Blazak, Portland State Univ: Mapping “Leaving” Strategies for Hate Group Members

Table 9: Health

Organizer, Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ

Layne Potvin, Univ of Colorado Boulder: The Movement Towards Integrative Health Care

Katie Mason, University of Colorado: A Study of the Inefficiency of Alcohol Policy at a Major University

Table 10: Criminological Issues I

Organizer: Clayton Mosher, WSU

Bill McCarthy, UC Davis and John Hagan, Northwestern Univ: Danger as a Deterrent

Kenneth J. Litwin, Univ of Colorado at Denver: Hierarchical Linear Modeling in Criminological Research

Terry Miethe and Joel Lieberman, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: DNA-Based Prosecutions and Criminal Convictions

Richard C. McCorkle, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: Pathological Gambling, Drug Abuse, and Criminal Behavior

56A. Consuming Televsion

Organizer: Rhona Priest, Univ of Southern Indiana

Steve Williams, Univ of Southern Indiana: What If? The Concept of Fear in Advertising

John Heeren, CSU San Bernardino: Using Postmodern Conceptions to Understand Religious Images in Television

Rhonda Priest, Univ of Southern Indiana: Commericals and the Reptilian Brain

56B. Frontiers of Sociological Theory

Organizer: Rebecca S. K. Li, The College of New Jersey

Howard M. Bahr, Matthew T. Evans and Marie B. Durrant, Brigham Young Univ and Suzanne L. Maughan, Univ of Nebraska: Herder Revisited: Reappraising the Sociology of Johann Gottfried Herder

Cherylynn Bassani, Univ of Calgary: “Social Capital Theory”: Will it Work in the Japanese Context?

Nelson A. Pichardo Almanzar, Central Washington Univ: Social Movement Theories and the Future: An Examination of the Works of Alvin Toffler

Katherine A. Lineberger, Univ of Colorado-Boulder: The Madonna or the Whore? Radical Feminism in Sociology

57. The Use of Human Groups as Mascot Names for Athletic Teams

Organizer: Hal Charnofsky, CSU-Dominguez Hills

John Phillips, Univ of the Pacific: Adoption of Ethnic Team Names: Was there a Cultural Climate?

James V. Fenelon, CSU San Bernardino: Symbolic Subordination of the Savage: Mascotry and Indian Team Names

Hal Charnofsky, CSU-Dominguez Hills: Insult to Injury: The Use of Ethnic Group Names for Athletic Teams

58. International Solidarity in Action: Stories, Debates and Theories on Transnational Coalition Building

Organizer: Uli A. Mueller, Univ of Oregon

Nielan Barnes, UC San Diego: Comparing Regional Differences in Transitional Coalition Building: Mexico City and Tijuana’s AIDS Organizations

Molly Talcott, UC Santa Barbara: Gendered Work, Columbian Flowers, and International Linkages: Lessons for Organizing in/against the Global Economy

Tony Silvaggio, Univ of Oregon: A Global Environmentalism? Forest Defense in the Blue Green Alliance

Uli A. Mueller, Univ of Oregon: Innocence, Colorblindness and the International Class Struggle: The Difficulty of Uniting Across Difference

59. Ratcheting up the Teaching and Research Requirements at Educational Institutions (Sponsored by COFRAT)

Organizer: Susan B. Murray, San Jose State Univ

Marilyn D. McShane and Frank P. Williams III, Prairie View A&M Univ: Requirements and Mandates: The Deprofessionalization of Academia

Susan Fellows, CSU Dominguez Hills: Ramping up the Goods in a Public Univ: A Lecturer’s View from the Trenches

Douglas Degher,Gerald Hughes and Richard Fernandez, Northern Arizona Univ: The Changing Role of the Academic: Ratcheting up Expectations

Patricia Evridge Hill, San Jose State Univ: Faculty Rights and Wrongs: Workload, Expectations and the California Faculty Association

60. Presidential Session: Sexual Politics as a Prism of Social Justice CYRRESS
Organizer: Jodi O’Brien, Seattle Univ

Mary Bernstein, Univ. of Connecticut: Complicating the Assimilationist/Transformationist Debate

Lionel Cantu, UC Santa Cruz: Lost in Space: The Spatiality of Sexual Debate

Wendy Chapkis, Univ. of Southern Maine: Sex Trafficking, Migration, and the Law

Jodi O’Brien, Seattle Univ: How Big is Your God? Religion and Sexuality

61. Internet Class Instruction: Quality or Quantity?

Organizer: Paul W. O’Brien, CSU Stanislaus

Paul W. O’Brien, CSU Stanislaus: Workload Demands and Internet Classes

Richard Holmes Anderson, Univ of Colorado at Denver: Comparing On-Line and Lecture Formats Over a Five Year Time Span

Dan Pence, CSU Chico: Teaching on the Internet: An Interactionist’s Education

Laura Brewer, Samuel DiGangi, Angel Jannasch-Pennell, Rong Wang, Katie DeVriese, and Qigui Chang, ASU: Is “More? Better? Assessing the Effectiveness of Online Learning Environments

62. Family and Public Policies in the Americas

Organizer: Norma Ojeda, San Diego State Univ

Randall MacIntosh, CSU Sacramento: Influence of Health Insurance on Quality of Life in California

Paul Luken and Suzanne Vaughan, ASU West: ‘be a genuine Home Maker in your own Home’: Gender and Familial Relations in State Housing Practice, 1917-1922

Steven Neufeld, Sue Marie Wright, and Todd Hechtman, Eastern Washington Univ: Public Policy and Children’s Farm Work: Farm Parents’ Attitudes Towards the North American Guidelines for Children’s Agricultural Tasks

German Vega, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Family, Work and Gender Relationships in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

63. Presidential Session: Theater of the Oppressed: Demonstrating and Envisioning Social Justice (Special Interactive Workshop)

Organizer: Toska Olson, Evergreen State College

Discussant: Stepan S. Simek, Lewis and Clark College

Stepan S. Simek, Lewis and Clark College: Acting Out Social Justice: Social Change on Stage

64. Thematic Session: Canadian Aboriginal Issues

Organizer: Cora J. Voyageur, Univ of Calgary

Malcolm King, Univ of Alberta: Aboriginal Health

Brian Calliou, Banff Centre: Restorative Justice

Chris Andersen, Univ of Alberta: Identity Issues

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Meetings:

Committee on Publications

Committee on the Status of Race and Ethnicity

65. Roundtables

Presider: Franciso O. Ramirez, Stanford Univ

Table 1. Issues of Sexuality/Family

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Renata Forste and David Haas, Brigham Young Univ: The Transition of Adolescent Males to Sexual Activity: Anticipated or Delayed?

Myoung-Jin Lee, In Sook Kim, and Hwan-Suk Kim, Kookmin Univ: A Comparative Study of Gender Inequality

Table 2: Teaching Sociology

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Stephen Papson, St. Lawrence Univ: Website Design Strategies

Dean Harper, Univ of Rochester, Jeff Lashbrook SUNY Brockport, and Anna Eisenberg, SUNY Geneseo: Sociology in High School?

Table 3: Medical Sociology

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

William C. Yoels, Univ of Alabama Birmingham: When Doctors and Patients Meet: Some Subtle Dimensions of Interaction

Gerald Gold, York Univ: Virtual Support Groups for Invisible Disabilities

Table 4: Occupations

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Lynn Rodney Wood, New Mexico State Univ: Factors Affecting the Organizational Commitment of Speech-Language Pathologists Employed in Schools

Marianne Paiva, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: Professionalization of Paramedics

Eric A. Thompson, Palomar College: The Creation and Maintenance of Social Identity Among Crew on a Cruise Ship

Table 5: Globalization: Conflict, Terrorism, Social Movements

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Lawrence Sneden, CSU Northridge: Globalization, Democratization, and Terrorism

Wayne Plasek, CSU Northridge: The Conflicts of Globalization: A World Systems Analysis

Amandeep Sandhu, UC Santa Barbara: Globalization From Below: The Use of Transnational Networks in Social Movements

Table 6. Color, Class & Consciousness: Women in Academia

Organizer: Elsa Valdez, CSU San Bernardino

Elsa Valdez, CSU San Bernardino

Maria Balderrama, CSU San Bernardino

Mary Texeira, CSU San Bernardino

Table 7. Developing Sociological Knowledge from Applied Programs (Sponsored by the Committee on Applied, Practice, and Clinical Sociology)

Organizer: Harvey Williams, Univ of the Pacific

Roy Childs, Univ of the Pacific: Findings from an Applied Program on Urban Neighborhood Revitalization

Joan Singson, ETR Associates: Findings from an Applied Program for Prenatal Care for Southeast Asians

Table 8: Thematic Roundtable: Women at the Margins of Social Justice

Organizers: Mary Jo Poole, CSU San Marcos and Michelle Jacob, UC Santa Barbara

Jennifer Brollier, UC Santa Barbara: Educational Opportunities for Native American Women

Ofelia Delgado, UC Santa Barbara: The Spirit of Chicana Indigenismo

Michelle Jacob, UC Santa Barbara: Native Connections: Work, Community and Social Justice

LaShaune Johnson, UC Santa Barbara: The Disorder of “Health”: Discourse on the Transition from Cancer

Mary Jo Poole, CSU San Marcos: Finding a Home from Within and Without: A study of the Transition of Women with Children from Jail to the Community

Table 9: Law and Society II

Organizer: Hong Lu, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas

Presider: Bin Liang, ASU

Bin Liang, ASU: The Sentencing Disparity Between the Defendant and the Co-Defendant(s): An Overview of Arizona Capital Cases

Roger Roots, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Free Market Solutions to Airline Terrorism

Victor N. Shaw, CSU Northridge: Substance Use and Abuse: An Anomie Perspective

Table 10: Sociology of Religion III

Organizer: Reginald W Bibby, Univ of Lethbridge

Reginald W. Bibby, Univ of Lethbridge: Nevers, Nones, and Nots: Separating the Goats from the Sheep

Patrick Bennett and Marta Elliott, Univ of Nevada Reno: Religion and Adolescent Self-Esteem

Jodi Brekhus, Multnomah County Corrections Department and Robert Liebman, Portland State Univ: Comparing Religious Attendance: Cohorts and Social Change

66. Class Structure and Class Conflict: The Persistence of Class in the 21st Century

Organizer: Berch Berberoglu, Univ of Nevada-Reno

Tom Mayer, Univ of Colorado: Measuring Class Power in the United States, 1947-2000

Richard Anderson-Connolly, Univ of Puget Sound: Economic Theorizing, Class Power, and Social Relations: A Theoretical Model of Economic Sociology

Charles Varano, CSU Sacramento and Ester Carolina Apesoa-Varano, UC Davis: Nurses, Teachers, and Labor Activism in the United States

Jang-Young Lee and Kyu-Han Bae, Kookmin Univ and Michael Toney, Utah State Univ: Economic Crisis and Income Inequality Among Wage Earners in South Korea

67. Crime and Deviance in Mass Media: Thematic Content

Organizer: Glenn W. Muschert, Univ of Colorado at Boulder

Discussant: Aaron Doyle, Univ of British Columbia

John W. Heeren, CSU San Bernardino: Magnifying Victims: A Study of Mass Murder in Domestic Contexts

Glenn W. Muschert, Univ of Colorado at Boulder: Finding Clustered Themes of Coverage in the Columbine Story

Tara Perverseff, Univ of Calgary: Themes of Female and Male Youth Crime in the Media: The Social Construction of Gender Difference

68. Thematic Session: Mexico-Central America: A Border in Process of Change

Organizer: Manuel Angel Castillo, El Colegio de Mexico

Carlos Granados, Universidad de Costa Rica and Luis Guillermo Solis, Fundacion del Servicio Exterior para la Paz y la Democracia (FUNPADEM): Borders, Conflict and Cooperation in Central America

Diana Guillen, Instituto Mora: A Longtime Forgotten Border: Chiapas 1973-1993

Juan Jacobo Dardon S., Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO)-Sede Academica Guatemala: Challenges of Substainable Development in the Mexico-Guatemala Border Region

Manuel Angel Castillo, El Colegio de Mexico and Silvia Irene Palma, Facultad Latnioamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FlACSO)-Sede Academica

Guatemala: Migrations: A Factor of Integration or Conflict in the Guatemala-Mexico Border?

69. The Minority Fellowship Program of the American Sociological Association: Twenty-Eight Years Of Increasing The Talent Pool Of Minority Sociologists

Organizer and Presider: Alfonso Latoni, American Sociological Association

Note: The session will consist of a semi-structured gathering of former and current ASA Minority Fellowship Program Fellows who will exchange and comment on their experiences and graduate training as minority sociologists.

70. Undergraduate Session: Interdisciplinary Studies of Health and Human Development

Organizer and Discussant: Toska Olson, The Evergreen State College

Cara Biddlecom, The Evergreen State College: Equating Wealth, Nutrition, and Biology: Health Concerns for America’s Poor and Upper Class

Lorraine Emerson, The Evergreen State College: Biology and Identity Vulnerability in Adolescent Girls

Erin Hilleary, The Evergreen State College: To Make the Most of the Hand Dealt to You: The Coagulation of the Multiple Facets of a Potential Adult Personality

71. Evaluating Service Learning: Dilemmas and Directions (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Ken Laundra, Southern Utah Univ and Dan Pence, CSU-Chico

Kimberley Saliba, Portland Community College: A Multi-Level Analysis of Service-Learning Outcomes and Assessment at Portland Community College

Kay McDade, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Assessing Service Learning: Two models

Craig Shinn, Masami Nishishiba, Dilafruz Williams and Douglas Morgan, Portland State Univ: How Do We Measure Civic Capacity? Part 1: Assessment of Student Learning at Portland State Univ

Ken Laundra and Chin Hu, Southern Utah Univ, Dan Pence, CSU-Chico: Assessing Outcomes in Community-Based Learning: Results of Pre and Post Evaluations

72. Thematic Session: Just Us? Social Movements and the Politics of Identity
Organizer: Mary Bernstein, Univ of Connecticut

Belinda Robnett, UC Irvine: Sign Me Up! Non-Resonant Implicit Social Movement Frames

Luis Fernandez, ASU: Anarchism Is Not A Fashion Statement, Or Is It? Exploring A Different Aspect of Identity Politics

Carol Mueller, ASU: Comparative Perspectives on Collective Identities

Mary Bernstein, Univ of Connecticut: Deconstructing Identity Politics: Clarifying Terms and Debates

73. Classroom Challenges: When Things Don’t Go as Planned (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Sally Raskoff, USC

P. Terry Macdonald, San Jose State Univ and Rhoda E. Macdonald, CSU Stanislaus: Cheating & Techniques of Neutralization

Jane Prather, CSU Northridge: The Worst Things That Happened in the Classroom & How I Tried to Solve Them

Anna Muraco, UC Davis: Sane Teaching in Insane Contexts: Creating a Framework to Discuss War in the Classroom

74. Thematic Session: Gender Justice and Social Citizenship: Health, Housing, Work and Community Transformation

Organizer and Discussant: Jane Pulkingham, Simon Fraser Univ

Janet Siltanen, Carleton Univ: Just Change-Issues and Possibilities

Dorothy Chunn, Simon Fraser Univ: ‘Gimme Shelter’? Health, Housing and Neo-Liberal Citizenship

Dara Culhane, Simon Fraser Univ: Risking Homelessness: Creating Categories and Erasing Analysis

Susan Boyd, St. Mary’s Univ: Women, Drugs, Community, and Justice

Ann Travers, Simon Fraser Univ: Cyberliteracy and Community Empowerment

75A. Thematic Session: Mediation and Social Justice: Triumphs and Pitfalls

Organizer: Elizabeth Watson, Humboldt State Univ

Discussant: Judith Little, Humboldt State Univ

R.S. Ratner and Andrew Woolford, Univ of British Columbia: Mediation Games: Justice Frames

Christina Begley, Humboldt State Univ: Reflective Practice: Catalyst for Personal, Professional and Social Change

Elizabeth Watson, Humboldt State Univ: Definition of the Situation: Teen/Parent Mediation

75B. Globalization, State, and Class

Organizer: Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey

Michael Huspek, CSU San Marcos: Production of State, Capital and Citizenry: The Case of Operation Gatekeeper

Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey: Effects of Globalization on Inequality: Some Theoretical Considerations

Yarong Jiang and David Ashley, Univ of Wyoming: The Chinese Stock Market

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

1:45 pm - 3:15 pm

Meetings:

Committee on Practice, Applied, and Clinical Sociology

Committee on Membership

76. Roundtables

Presider: Franciso O. Ramirez, Stanford Univ

Table 1. Thematic Roundtable: Critical Pedagogy: Counter-Hegemony and Social Justice from the Classroom

Organizer: Dean Braa, Western Oregon Univ

Dean Braa, Western Oregon Univ: An Introduction to Critical Pedagogy: The Work of Friere, Gramsci, Giroux, and McLaren

Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ: Community Organizing and Counter-Hegemony from the Classroom

Maureen Dolan, Western Oregon Univ: Mentoring to Transgress: Negotiating the Barriers to Latino High School Graduation and College Attendance through Critical, Univ Linked, Peer Mentoring Strategies

Richard Baker, Boise State Univ: Teaching Sociology and Social Activism

Table 2. Canceled

Table 3. Global Economy

Oreganizer, Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ

Skye Morris, Univ of New Mexico: The Debt Crisis in Lesser Developed Countries

Vincent Giedraitis, UC Riverside: Selling Sadness in the Post-Communist States: The Case of Pharmaceutical Companies in Lithuania, 1990-2001

Table 4. Teaching and Learning with Non-Native English Speaking Students and Scholars: Challenges and Opportunities

Organizer and Discussant: Victor N. Shaw, CSU Northridge

Deanna Chang, Indiana Univ of Pennsylvania: “Skin-Trading” – Bridging East/West Understanding of Sociology

Hong Lu, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Aspirations, Potentials, and Being Believed In: Working with and Learning from Non-English Speaking Students

Victor N. Shaw, CSU Northridge: Professing as Non-Native English Speaking Scholars: Some Observations and Reflections

Table 5. A Re-Examination of the Relationship Between Human and non-Human Animals

Organizer: JR Woodward, Montana State Univ

Cheryl Joseph, College of Notre Dame: The Effects of Companion Animal Presence on Test Anxiety in College Students

E.G. Patterson-Kane, Univ of British Columbia: Research Animals: From Subject to Participant?

Lori M. Hunter, Univ of Colorado: Public Perceptions of Biodiversity

Sarah Murphy, Univ. of British Columbia: The Human Socialization of the Urban Dog: Pitbulls and Their Owners in Montreal

Table 6: Women and Identity

Organizer: Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ

Virginia Fink, University of Colorado Denver: The New Oprah Show: Combining Womanist Theology and Human Potential Psychology

India, Weber State Univ: ‘You’re a Goddess’!: Constructing the Feminine Object Among Belly Dancers

Mae Henderson, Univ of Washington: Non-Mothering Mothers: An Examination of Women’s Experience within a Social Construct

Table 7: Thematic Roundtable: Race and Justice

Organizer, Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ

Presider: Corrie Ort, Mirama College

Yuki Kato, UC Irvine: Residential Segregation and Diversity in Master Planned Communities

Monetta Baily: Incorporating Crime as Racial Identity: The Influences of Popular Culture on Aboriginal and Black Young Offenders

Tim Delaney, Canisius College: Barriers to the Human Species Convergence: Social Injustice and Racial Inequality

Corrie Ort, Mirama College: Perceptual Distortions of White Privilege and Their Effects on Social Justice

Table 8: Social Psychology: Education, Deviance, Qualitative Inquiry

Peter Callero, Western Oregon Univ

Colter Mitchell: Models for Educational Aspirations in Middletown

Jamie Lynch, Western Washington Univ: The Influence of Religiosity on Adolescents’ Self-Efficacy

Kathy Charmaz, Sonoma State Univ: Studying Self-Disclosures and Silences in Qualitative Inquiry

Nabil Y. Razzouk and Victoria Seitz, CSU San Bernardino: Nude Recreation: Deviant Behavior or Mainstream Culture

Table 9: Environment and Inequality

Organizer: Ben Crow

Alison G. Cliath, WSU: Cuba and Costa Rica: State-led versus Civil Society-led Institutionalization of Environmental Concern

Maureen O’Donnell, ASU: Race, Class and Contamination in Phoeniz, Arizona

Ben Crow, UC Santa Cruz: Inequalities and Social Priorities: Water in the Global South

Table 10: Transnational Migrants and Their Communities

Organizer: Shirley Hollis, Indiana Univ-Purdue Univ at Fort Wayne

Michele Chesser, Indiana Univ-Purdue-Univ at Fort Wayne and Tracy Citeroni and Alejandro Cervantes-Carson, Mary Washington College: The Manassas-Amatitlan Project: Transnational Communities of Mexicans in the U.S.

Table 11: Race Specific Homicide Data

Organizer and Presenter: Jerry Neapolitan, Tennessee Technological Univ: An Evaluation of the Quality and Use of Race-Specific Homicide Data

77. Adventures in the Virtual Classroom: Models, Myths and Mistakes in Designing and Teaching Distance Education Classes (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Rosemary F. Powers, Eastern Oregon Univ

Yolanda Reyes, Independent Scholar: Distance Education and Teaching with Technology

Brenda Sanchez, Universidad Autunoma de Chihuahua: Distance Learning as a Dialogue Zone

Tonia St. Germain and Rosemary F. Powers, Eastern Oregon Univ: Creating a Feminist Classroom Online

78. Gendered Violence

Organizer: Jocelyn Hollander, Univ of Oregon

Tamar Diana Wilson, Univ of Missouri, St. Louis: Pharonic Circumcision Under Patriarchy and Breast Augmentation Under Phallocentric Capitalism: Similarities and Differences

David Boffa, Univ of Victoria: Sexual Assault, Sexual Difference, and the Risks of Freedom

Vickie Jensen, CSU Northridge: Theorizing Men’s Homicide

Alesha Durfee, Univ of Washington: Race and Domestic Violence in the Civil Court System

Gretchen DeHart, WSU: Gender Ideology and the Homosexual Holocaust

79. Popular Music/Identity

Organizer: David Hall and Ginna Husting, Boise State Univ

Andreana Clay, UC Davis: ‘Keepin’ It Real: Black Youth, Hip-Hop Culture, and Black Identity

Robyn Diner, Concordia Univ: Grrrlpower.com: Making, Marketing and Royalty Rating Grrrl Culture

Mary Barham, Univ of Colorado-Boulder: What is Everybody Raving About? An ethnographic Study of Rave Subculture

Jeff London, Portland State Univ: Independent Music Community & Social Identity: The New Internet

80. Race, Ethnicity & Health III: Health Practices, Patterns & Behaviors

Organizer: Toni Lee Acevedo, UC San Francisco

Carol Ward and Weibo Li, Brigham Young Univ: The Relationship of Food Assistance, Nutrition, Stress, and Food Security to Diabetes Risk among the Northern Cheyenne

Elon Mangelson-Stronder: Strategies for Survival Through Healing Among Native American Women: An Urban Case Study

Irena Stepanikova, Stefanie Bailey, and Karen Cook, Stanford Univ: Failure to Obtain Needed Medical Care: Is Trust in a Physician a Protective Factor?

81. Presidential Session: Author Meets Critics: Valerie Jenness on Hate Crimes, Hate Crime Legislation and Community Responses to Hate-Motivated Violence (Sponsored by the Awards Committee)

Organizer: Charles S. Varano, CSU Sacramento

Katherine Beckett, Univ of Washington

Jodi O’Brien, Seattle Univ

Brian Levin, CSU San Bernardino

Valerie Jenness, UC Irvine

82. Studying Change While Creating It: Students and Activism

Organizers: Pat Washington and Deborah Singer, San Diego State Univ

Deborah Singer, San Diego State Univ: “An Unfair Burden”: A Qualitative Examination of Volunteer Student Resource Providers at One Public University

Mary Beth Ginter, Univ of Arizona: The Internet and Campus Activism: A Study of the Effects and Perceptions of Internet Usage as an Activist Tool Within Students Against Sweatshops

Jennifer Conrad, San Diego State Univ: Abilities Coming Together: A Critical Comparison of the Interplay Between Activism and Apathy in a Disability Student Organization

Meghan Blanco, San Diego State Univ: An Island Called Our Own: Problems Associated with Joining “Asian” and “Pacific Islander” In-Services and Activism

Dana Garfin, Univ of Colorado at Boulder: Barriers to Student Participation in Social Movements

83. Thematic Session: The Cultural, Emotional, and Political Consequences of Capital Punishment

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Michael L. Radelet, Univ of Colorado: How Sociologists and Criminologists are Affecting Contemporary Death Penalty Debates

Susan F. Sharp, Univ of Oklahoma: Effects of the Death Penalty on Families

Mona Lynch, San Jose State Univ: Executions and Excitement: Towards a Cultural Understanding of America’s Infatuation with the Death Penalty

84A. Thematic Session: Street Life Society: A Video Ethnography/ Documentary on Homeless Youth

Organizer: Stephen J. Sills, ASU

Stephen J. Sills, ASU

Bart Miles, ASU

Scott Renshaw, ASU

84B. Workshop: Human Subjects: Federal Guidelines vs Local Campus Practices

(Sponsored by COFRAT and the American Sociological Association)

Organizer: Susan Murray, San Jose State Univ

Joyce Miller Iutcovich, Keystone University Research Center

85. Gendered Sexualities

Organizer: Patricia Gagne, Univ of Louisville

Keri Jacqueline Brandt, Univ of Colorado, Boulder: Untangling the Lesbian from the Transsexual: Transsexual Subjectivity in The Well of Loneliness

Anna Muraco, UC Davis: Boys Don’t Cry: Gendered Expectations in Cross-Sexuality Friendships

M. Shelby Blanton, Northern Arizona Univ: The Impact of Male Gender Socialization on Male Sexual Expression

Liahna E. Gordon, CSU Chico: I Remain Very Passive Because Women Are Passive: Lesbians Embracing and Resisting Traditional Stereotypes of Female Sexuality

Karl Bryant, UC Santa Barbara: Psychiatric Discourse and the Shifting Nexus of Gender and Sexuality

86. Teaching Working Class and First Generation College Students

Organizers: Kristine Zentgraf and Shelley Eriksen, CSU Long Beach

Linda Silber, Montana State Univ-Billings: Now It’s My Turn: Claiming an Education

Cathy Tashiro, Univ of Washington-Tacoma: Teaching a Critical Diversity Course for Working Class Students: The Example of Registered Nurses in a University Setting

Peter Collier and David Morgan, Portland State Univ:

Differences in First-Generation and Traditional College Students: Understandings of Faculty Members’ Class-Related Expectations for Undergraduate Students

Shelley Eriksen and Kristine Zentgraf, CSU-Long Beach: Being Working Class and Teaching the Working class

Joseph Ribal, El Camino College: Cooling-Out Lower and Working Class Students in California Community Colleges

87. Undergraduate Student Poster Session (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Presider: Richard Bulcroft, Western Washington Univ

1-Michelle Harris, Western Washington Univ: Religion’s Influence on Today’s Marriages

2-Amber Schneider, Western Washington Univ: Marital Satisfaction Over the Life Course: The Changing Importance of Levels of Intimacy, Passion, and Commitment

3-Anadelia Tovar, Western Washington Univ: Race, Social Class, and Parenting Behavior: The Importance of Work Flexibility

4-Elizabeth Drashil, Western Washington Univ: Family Structure and Its Effects on Young Adult Life Satisfaction

5-Carrie Allred, Western Washington Univ: Family Size and Sibling Conflict: Family Structural Constraints on Parenting

6-Haley Martin, Western Washington Univ: Parental Divorce and the Likelihood of Cohabitation: The Importance of Perceived Marriageability

7-Marika Perros, Western Washington Univ: Women, Work and Children: A Cross-National Comparison of Attitudes of Child Well-being

8-Marcus Hall and Jennifer Lange, Western Washington Univ: Urbanism, Migration, and Tolerance: An Update

9-Jamie Wood, Western Washington Univ: Cohabitation and its Effects on Relationship Development: A Marital Satisfaction Survey

10-Heather McCormick, Western Washington Univ: The Effects of the Marital Transition Ritual on Later Marital Satisfaction

11-Devon Bushnell, Western Washington Univ: The Effects of Neighborhood Quality in Childhood on Later Academic Performance: The Role of Harsh and Inconsistent Parenting

12-Karen Linde, Western Washington Univ: The Effects of Child Self-Worth on Adolescent Risky Behavior as a Function of Parental Influence and Support

13-Robert Herrera, Western Washington Univ: Family Support Networks, Single Parenting, and Child Outcomes

14-Carolyn Quist, Western Washington Univ: Parenting Styles, Childhood Interpersonal Skills and Sibling Conflict

15-Geraldina Diaz and Holli O’Dea, CSU Northridge: Perceptions toward Suicide by Victim: Family Member or Stranger

16-Michelle Olivas, Raudel Carillo, and Velvet Rivas, CSU Northridge: 21st Century College Student Attitudes Toward Suicide

17-Ruthie San Buenaventura, CSU Northridge: CSU Students at Northridge Attitudes Towards Persons with AIDS (PWAs)

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

88. Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address

Presider, Dean S. Dorn, Secretary/Treasurer, CSU Sacramento

Awards Presentation: J William Gibson, Chair Awards Committee, CSU Long Beach and R.S. Ratner, Chair Social Conscience Award Committee, Univ of British Columbia

President’s Introduction: Jean Stockard, PSA President-elect, Univ of Oregon

Presidential Address: Judith Howard, Univ of Washington: Tensions of Social Justice

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

5:15-6:15 PM

Presidential Reception ,/

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

8:00 PM-10:00 PM

Films. Preview films that will be discussed in session 103 on Saturday at 10:15-11:45 am. Films that will be shown are “This Is What Democracy Looks Like,” and “Showdown in Seattle.” You can also find information about these films and the discussion session on Saturday morning by visiting www.wtohistory.org.

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

8:30 PM-10:00 PM

88A. Special Session: Civil Liberties and Civil Society in the Wake of September 11

Organizers: Glenn Goodwin, Univ of LaVerne and Dean S. Dorn, CSU Sacramento

Saad Eddin Ibrahim, American University Cairo: Civil Liberties and Civil Society in the Wake of September 11 [Please note: Pending resolution of Egyptian authorities’ travel ban on Saad Eddin Ibrahim, this session may have to be canceled.]

SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2002

Summary of events

8:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration

8:00 am – 4:30 pm Publisher Exhibits

8:30 am - 6:45 pm Committee Meetings

8:30 am – 6:45 pm Sessions

6:30 pm-7:00 pm Business Meeting

9:15 pm-10:30 pm Student Reception (Book and $50.00 Checks Raffle)

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

8:30 am – 10:00 am Sessions

Meetings:

California State University System Chairs

Committee on Awards

Community Colleges—Open Meeting for all who are interested

89. G.I.F.T.S.: Great Ideas for Teaching Sociology

Organizer: Charles S. Green, III, Univ of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Tina Martinez and Clark Hilden, Blue Mountain Community College: Rajneeshpuram as a Total Institution: A Case Study in Visual Sociology

Raymond W. Olson, College of Dupage, Illinois: Human Rights in China: A Challenge for the Sociological Imagination

Bohsiu Wu, CSU Sacramento: An Exercise Designed to Get Non-Majors to Think About Crime Issues

Phil Zuckerman, Pitzer College: Teaching Social Theory: An Alternative Approach

91. Undergraduate Student Session: Culture, Subculture and Pop Culture (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Discussant: Travis G. Hawley, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Sarah Hodgson, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Cutting in the Media

Celeste E. Miller, Linfield College: Googoosh: A Cultural and Political Interpretation

Marley Simmons-Abril, Mills College: Will That Fit in the Car? The Culture of Urban Reuse

Lori Huibregtse, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Punk Culture

Maya Redfield, Mills College: Oreos, Shims, Wiggers, and Wannabes: An Investigation of People Who Identify Outside Their Social Group

92. Community Policing: Methodological and Practical Lessons

Organizer: Karl H. Flaming, Univ of Colorado

Lorne C. Kramer, City Manager, Colorado Springs: Police Accountability and Service Standards from the Perspective of the Chief

Yili Xu and Karl H. Flaming, Univ of Colorado and Mora Fiedler, Colorado Springs Police Department: A Structural Equation Model of Resident’s Feelings of Safety and Their Evaluation of the Quality of Police Services

Mora Fiedler, Colorado Springs Police Department: The PASS Model: Program Assessment and Service Standards

Karl H. Flaming, Univ of Colorado: An Examination of Social Indicators Informed by Empirical, Theoretical and Feedback Models

93. Sociological Social Psychology: Recent Contributions

Organizer: Martha Foschi, Univ of British Columbia

Peter J. Burke, WSU: Marital Socialization and Identity Change

Jan E. Stets, WSU: Emotion and Identity Theory

Murray Webster, Joseph Whitmeyer and Lisa Slattery Rashotte, Univ of North Carolina - Charlotte: Preliminary Results on a Model of Second-Order Expectations and Behavior

Henry A. Walker, Univ of Arizona: Delegitimating Inequality: A Status-Characteristics Approach

94. Issues in Women’s Sexualities I (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizer: Dae Fox, UC Riverside

Jessica Fields, San Francisco State Univ: Children Having Children: Innocence, African American Women’s Sexuality, and the Sex Education Debate

Emilie Breeze, Univ of Colorado, Boulder: Sexual Abuse and Sexual Adjustment

Heather Hartley, Portland State Univ: The Push for a “Female Viagra”: An Analysis of the Role of the Pharmaceutical Industry

95. Sociology of Mental Health I

Organizer: John W. Fox, Univ of Northern Colorado

Carla A. Green, Michael R. Polen and Kathleen K. Brody, Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research: Depression, Treatment for Psychiatric Problems, Alcohol Use and Health Related Behaviors among the Elderly

Benjamin Lewin, ASU: Education, Perceived Cause of Mental Illness and Societal Response to the Mentally Ill

John W. Fox, Univ of Northern Colorado: Selection and Causation for Mental Illness: An Assessment of Theory and Methods

96. Gender, Citizenship, and the Politics of Inclusion

Organizer: Lynn Fujiwara, Univ of Oregon

Lionel Cantu, Univ of California- Santa Cruz: Border Intersections: Gender, Race, Sexuality and the Making of the Political Asylee in American Immigration Discourse

Vicki A. Getz, WSU: Empowering Women? Consequences of Political Participation in Grassroots Politics: The Case of Kerala

Tammy Ko Robinson, UC Santa Cruz: Asian Pacific Americans and Social Documentation: Dislocations, Diaspora, and Dispossessions

Delia D. Douglas, Vancouver, Canada: A Tale of Two Women: Who Can M/Other a ‘Black’ Child?

97. Corporations and Globalization

Organizer: Michael Dreiling, Univ of Oregon

Mary C. Ingram, Univ of California: Transnational Pharmaceuticals: A Case Study of Virtual Surgeries

Mary Blair-Loy, WSU and Jerry A. Jacobs, Univ of Pennsylvania: Globalization, Work Hours, and the Care Deficit among Stock Brokers

Stephen Papson, St. Lawrence Univ and Robert Goldman, Lewis and Clark College: Strategies of Appropriation: Cultural Signifiers and Corporate Discourse

Derek Darves and Michael Dreling, Univ of Oregon: Corporations and Global Trade Regimes: Corporate Political Action and US Trade Policy Formation

98. Sociology of Sport, Recreation, and Leisure

Organizers: Patricia Gagne and D. Mark Austin, Univ of Louisville

Discussant: Thomas J. Keil, ASU West

Philip White, McMaster Univ, James Curtis and Jack Birch, Univ of Waterloo and William McTeer, Wilfrid Laurier Univ: Socio-Economic Background and Attainment in Professional Ice Hockey

Jang-Young Lee and Hyo-Min Kang, Kookmin Univ: Organizational Culture of Korean Soccer Supporters (Red-Devils) in Cyber Community

Jessica E. Leahy and Rebecca L. Johnson, Oregon State Univ: Impacts of Recreation User Fees at National Parks on Backcountry Users: A Closer Look at the Influences of Income, Race, and Locality

Patricia Gagne and D. Mark Austin, Univ of Louisville: Doing Gender and Negotiating Equity: Women Motorcyclists in a Male-Dominated Subculture

99. Thematic Session: Individual Action & Social Justice: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Organizer: Marilyn Garber and Steve Riskin, CSU-Dominguez Hills

Marilyn Barraza and Alan L. Ryave CSU-Dominguez Hills and Noelie Rodriguez, Hawaii Community College: Withholding Complaints in Everyday Life

Tamar K. Young, Muscular Dystrophy Association: Social Justice for the Seriously Ill or Disabled: An Agency Perspective

Steve Riskin, CSU-Dominguez Hills: Vico’s Historiographical Insights: The Intersection of the Child’s Epistemology with Intellectual History: A Case of Permanent & Pervasive Platonism

Marilyn Garber, CSU-Dominguez Hills: The Private Role in Establishing First Amendment Rights

100. Thematic Session: Restorative and Community Justice

Organizer: Stephen G. Gibbons, Western Oregon Univ

Charles Lawrence, Madeline Lovell and Jacqueline Helfgott Seattle Univ: The Moral Discourse of Healing: Citizens, Victims and Offenders for Restorative Justice

Kenneth D. Jensen, Western Oregon Univ and Eamon Keenon, Northern Ireland Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders: The Role of Restorative Justice in the Peace Process of Northern Ireland

Erin Gibbs Van Brunschot, Augustine Brannigan, and John A Baker, Univ of Calgary: Restorative Justice in the University Context

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

10:15 am - 11:45 am

Meetings:

Committee on Committees

Committee on Teaching

101. Producing and Consuming Culture I: Doing Culture (Sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction)

Organizer: D. Angus Vail, Willamette Univ

Robert Gardner, Univ of Colorado,Boulder: “It was a Parking Lot”: Rhetoric, Cultural Memory, and the Growth of the New West

Sara F. Mason, UC Santa Barbara: The Second (Re)Construction: Historic Preservation, Cultural Memory, and the Politics of Place

David Altheide, ASU: Producing Patriotism from a Terrorist Attack

102. Using Film (Note: Films that will be discussed are “This Is What Democracy Looks Like,” and “Showdown in Seattle.” You can also find information about these films and the discussion session by visiting www.WTOHistory.org)

Organizers and Presenters: Gillian Murphy, Univ of Washington and

April Linton, Univ of Washington

103. Undergraduate Student Paper Session: Family (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Presider: Laura Nathan, Mills College

Discussant: Maya Gordon Redfield, Mills College

Oertel Sparks, Brigham Young Univ: The South African Family: Attitudes Leading to Unmarried Xhosa Mothers

Elizabeth M. Dozier, Linfield College: Educational Attainment and Foster Care: A Critique

Dallan F. Flake, Brigham Young Univ: Fighting Families: Personal and Relationship Factors Associated with Domestic Violence in Bolivia and Columbia

Andrea Hanson, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Images of Motherhood as Portrayed in Popular Media

Amanda C. Sanchez, Univ of New Mexico: Determinants of Graduation from a Juvenile Drug Court in a Mid-Sized United States City

104. The Struggles of Minority Families Cross-Culturally

Organizer: Anees A. Haddad, La Sierra Univ

Karen Pyke, UC Riverside: “Generational Deserters” and “Black Sheep”: Acculturative Differences Among Siblings in Immigrant Asian Families

Won K. Yoon, La Sierra Univ: Determinants of Future Ethnic Commitments Among Second-Generation Korean Americans

Ian Chand and Sandi Moghadam, Loma Linda Univ: The Impact of the September 11 Events on the Muslim Families in Southern California

Anees A. Haddad, La Sierra Univ: The Continuing Struggles of the Maori Minority and the Pakeha Majority in New Zealand

105. Disasters: Natural and Technological

Organizer: Harvey E. Rich, CSU Northridge

Andrew Jorgenson, Univ of California-Riverside: Ecological Footprints and Deforestation in Non-OECD Nations: A World-Systems Approach

Shoon Lio, Univ of California-Riverside: September 11th: A Disaster Approach

Paul O’Brien and James T. Payne, CSU Santislaus: Reaction of the New York City School System in the Aftermath of the September 11th World Trade Center Attack

Harvey E. Rich, CSU Northridge: Disaster Preparedness and Planning as a Result of the Northridge Earthquake

106. Abortion and Reproductive Technologies: Politics/Protest

Organizer: Ginna Husting, Boise State Univ

Deana Rohlinger and David Meyer, UC Irvine: Transnational Organizations in National Politics: Framing Abortion Discourse in the United States, England, and Ireland

Jennifer Ridenhour-Levitt, UC San Diego: The Surrogate Mothering Process: Redefining and Reinstating Gender and Class Boundaries

Ginna Husting and Monica Hopkins, Boise State Univ: Mediating Protest: News Representations of Abortion Related Activism in an Age of Anti-Abortion Violence

Tracy Penny Light, Univ of Waterloo: “We Do Not Like Being Law Breakers”: Medicine, Abortion and Law in Canada, 1940-1969

107. Regulating the Poor: Women, Power and the State

Organizer: Judith Hennessy, WSU

Robert Enoch Buck, San Diego State Univ: Evaluating Welfare Reform for Recertification: An Examination of Major Policy Issues

Lisa Gonzales, Univ of Oregon: Social Stigma, Social Citizenship: Caring Work and the Critique of Welfare Reform

Tami Thompson, CSU San Marcos: Re-Regulating the Pooer: The Social Construction of Fraud under Welfare Reform

Sharon Cullity, CSU San Marcos: Toward “Real” Welfare Reform: The Voices and Lived Experiences of Parents on Welfare

108. Thematic Session: Restorative Justice: Issues and Contexts

Organizer: Erin Gibbs Van Brunschot, Univ of Calgary

Brian Calliou, The Banff Centre: Tsuu T’ina Peacemaker Court: A Restorative Justice Case Study

R. S. Ratner and Andrew Woolford: Univ of British Columbia: The ‘Persistent Verticality’ Problem in Restorative Justice

John A. Baker, Univ of Calgary: Restoration, Transformation and Bricolage

109. Sociology of Time: Emerging Theory and Research

Organizer: Akihiko Hirose, UC Riverside

Discussant: Joe Hendricks, Oregon State Univ

Eric Vega, UC Riverside: Temporal Role Differentiation in the Processs of Identity Construction: A Case of a Home-Based Business

Philippe Naccache, Bernard Leca, and Benoit Demil, Univ of Lille: Temporal Institutions and Actors Strategies: Typologies and Some Future Prospects

Gerry Beegan, Rutgers Univ: Visualizing Simmel: Picturing the Present

Akihiko Hirose, UC Riverside: A Tripartite Typology of Temporalities

110. Race, Ethnicity, and Opportunity

Organizer: Charles Hirschman, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Paul LePore, Univ of Washington

John Robert Warren, Univ of Washington: Adolescent Employment, College Enrollment, and Post-High School Labor Market Outcomes

Susan Wierzbicki, UC Irvine: How High School Seniors View the End of Affirmative Action in Washington State

Jennifer Leila Holsinger, Univ of Washington: Perceptions of Racial Discrimination Among High School Seniors in Tacoma

Charles Hirschman, Univ of Washington: Race and Ethnic Disparities in the Transition to College

111. Race, Class Gender and the Experience of Inequality

Organizers: Denise L. Johnson and Christopher J. Lyons, Univ of Washington

Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate Univ: The Gendered Meeting of Race and Class in an American High School

Amy J. Orr, Linfield College: The Black-White Test Score Gap: Is Wealth the Missing Link?

Alondo C. Campbell, CSU-Fullerton: Labor Market Experiences of American Males of African Descent

112A. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Politics: Queering Social Movement Theory and Practice (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, and Transgendered Persons)

Organizer: Nicole C. Raeburn, Univ of San Francisco

Presider: Thomas J. Linneman, College of William and Mary

Caryn Aviv, UC San Francisco and David Shneer, Univ of Denver: Queer Jews: Transformation, Adaptation, and Resistance

Julie A. Dowling, Univ of Texas, Austin and Darren E. Sherkat, Southern Illinois Univ: Sexuality and Politics

Tina Fetner, Cornell College: Growing Pains: The Organizational Development of the LGBT Movement in the 1980s

Thomas J. Linneman, College of William and Mary: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Will Truman? The Intersection of Male Homosexuality and Femininity on Will & Grace

112B Presidential Session: Canadian Feminism: Social Justice in the Canadian State

Organizer: Thelma McCormack, York Univ.

Thelma McCormack, York Univ: Canadian Feminism: Two Eurocentric Cultures and Three Nations

Marjorie Cohen, Simon Fraser Univ: Globalism’s Challenge for Feminist Political Economy and the Law

Arlene McLaren, Simon Fraser Univ: Exploring Gender and Difference: Women, Mandatory Retirement, and Poverty in Canada

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Meetings;

Committee on Freedom of Research and Teaching

Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Persons LORD BRYON

2003 Program Committee for the Annual Meeting in Pasadena

113. Minority Communities: An International Perspective

Organizer: Lawrence K. Hong, CSU-Los Angeles

Nita Vaidya, CSU Los Angeles: Immigration in a Competitive Global Market: A Comparative Study of Indian Immigrants in the United States and the U.K.

Ryan Centner, UC Berkeley: The Neoliberal Individual and Its Other: Samoans Surviving Structural Adjustment in New Zealand

Wei Djao, North Seattle Community College: Pomelo: A Metaphor of the Chinese Diaspora

Ruzanna Karmiryan, Mt. San Antonio College and CSU-Los Angeles: National Language Instruction Among Armenian-Americans

114. Body Politics (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizer: Janet Lee, Oregon State Univ

Joy N. Knox, Univ of Colorado-Boulder: ‘Bustin’ Out: Buxom Women’s Experiences When Shopping for Bras

Kare Hausbeck Schoenmann and Barbara G. Brents, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Brothels, Bodies, Politics: The Meaning of Sex in a Commercial Space

Rose Weitz, Arizone State Univ: Fitting In and Standing Out: Teen Girls, Hair, and Identity

115. The Gendered Division of Household Labor

Organizer: Jennifer Hook, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Alesha Durfee, Univ of Washington

Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott, ASU: An International Comparison of Gendered Patterns in Housework and Employment

Richard Pitt, Univ of Arizona: Living Single: The Effects Of Bachelorhood On Gender Role Ideology, Domestic Labor Participation, And Psychological Well-Being

Carolyn Bond, Univ of Notre Dame: Gendered Gratitude: An Analysis of Appreciation for Housework

Jennifer Hook, Univ of Washington: Reconsidering The Division Of Household Labor: Incorporating Volunteerism And Care Giving

116. Thematic Session: Evaluating Social Justice: Evidence of Successful, Unsuccessful, or Innovative Programs

Organizer: Warren C. Lucas, Northern Arizona Univ

Discussant: David McKell, Northern Arizona Univ

Paul Miller, Univ of Montana: Public-Private-Nonprofit Partnerships: An Evaluation of One Success and Two Failures

Leslie Bunnage and Judith Stepan-Norris, UC Irvine: Union Summer Campaigns: The Determinants of Union Victories and Activist Recruitment

Donna Leone Hamm, Middle Ground Prison Reform, Inc.: Evaluating Social Injustice: Voyeurism, Bondage, and Commercial Exploitation of Pre-Trial Detainees in an American Jail

James J. Hamm, Middle Ground Prison Reform, Inc.: Re-Inventing Rehabilitational

117. Sociology of Mental Health II

Organizer: John W. Fox, Univ of Northern Colorado

Kim Ward Hart, ASU: Touch and Holding Therapies as Treatment Options for Attachment Disorders: A Review of the Evidence

Karen M. Jennison, Univ of Northern Colorado and Kenneth A. Johnson, Social Research Associates: Life Course Predictors of Heavy Drinking among the Elderly: Findings from the National Longitudinal Survey of Men

Elbert P. Almazan, Indiana Univ Bloomington: Mental Health Trajectories of Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Youth

118. Ethnicity and Immigration in the United States (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities)

Organizers: Paul Lopez, Univ of California-Santa Barbara and Susan Marie Green, CSU Chico

Mary Yu Danico, California State Polytechnic Univ-Pomona and Linda T. Vo, UC Irvine: Transforming Orange County: Challenges Facing Asian American Communities

Tom Macias, Univ of Wisconsin: The Point of Integration: Third-plus Generation Mexican Americans in the Context of Ongoing Mexican Immigration

Ronald Tsukashima, CSU Los Angeles: Ethnic Niche and Collective Action: Emergence of the Association of Latin American Gardeners of Los Angeles

Karen Straight, Univ of Massachusetts-Amherst: Gender, Ethnic Identity, and the High Tech Industry

Kate Gigler, Univ of Puget Sound: Forms of Capial and Family and the Creation and Mainenance of Asian American Small Business

119. Criminology I
Organizer: David Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado

Bryan Edelman and Ron C. Dillehay, Univ of Nevada, Reno, David Bennett, Park City, Utah and Carl Hinxman, 2nd Judicial District Court: The Difficulties of Collecting Administrative Data in a Local Justice System

Dan Ross and Sharon K. Davis, Univ of La Verne: Crime and Unemployment in Los Angeles County: An Historical Correlation

Ian C. Robbins, Univ of Colorado, Boulder: Non-Abolition and Non-Use: The Case of Capital Punishment in Colorado

David Musick and Kristine G. Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado: A Brief History of Imprisonment in America 1600-1900

120. Undergraduate Student Session: Social Institutions (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Discussant: Annette Nelson Wright, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Brett Burkhardt, Linfield College: The Extension of Psychiatric Authority over ‘Antisocial’ Behaviors

LeAnne E. Jones, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Attitudes Towards Pre-Marital Sex and Religiosity among College Students

Jason Cubbage, Univ of New Mexico: Albuquerque Churches and their Use of Service Directories: Filling the Niche to Help the Needy

David Hubka, Linfield College: Ethnographic Research of a Semi-Rural Youth Soccer Program

Christen Powell, Linfield College: Drive Like a Girl? The Experiences of Female Professional Drag Racers

121. Women and Crime (Sponsored by Committee on the Status of Women)

Joanna G. Higginson, Pacific Lutheran Univ

Matthew S. Haake, Northern Arizona Univ: The Myth of the Female Serial Killer

Elizabeth Dermody Leonard, Vanguard Univ: From Battered Woman to California Inmate

LiYing Li, Southwest Missouri State Univ: Fatalistic/Egoistic Suicide? A Case Study Of Suicide Among Rape Victims

Katie Luther, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Incarcerated Mothers

122. Stigma, Race and Sexuality: Multiple Experiences and Representations

Organizers: Christopher J. Lyons and Daniel Renfrow, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Denise L. Johnson, Univ of Washington

Brett C. Stockdill, California State Polytechnic Univ: Family Secrets, Double Binds, and American Dreams: How Sexuality and HIV/AIDS Influence the Immigrant Experience

Candice Seppa, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: Poor Black Whores: Hierarchies of Gender, Race, Class and Sexuality within a Stigmatized Occupational Group

Garian A. Vigil, Univ of Colorado, Boulder: The Demon Other: Race and Sexuality in the WB’s Angel

Rick Georg Braatz, CSU San Bernardino: The Social Construction of Sexual Minorities in Contemporary Mainstream Cinema

123. Thematic Session: The Impact of Information and Communication Technologies on Social Life, Human Behavior and Social Justice

Organizer: Laura Nathan, Mills College

Adrian S. Petrescu, Univ of Pittsburgh: The Impact of Information Society/Revolution Conditions upon Public Policy Decision-Making: A Comprehensive Cross-Disciplinary Research Agenda

Mary Virnoche, Humbolt State Univ: Designing Technology, Designing the Field (site): The Practicalities, Ethics and Issues of Designing Research in Tandem with Community-Based Technology Outreach Programs

Elizabeth A. Jenner, Gustavus Adolphous College: Did You Hear What Jay Leno Said About Us Last Night? Net-Talk As a Form of Identity Resistance and Empowerment for Nurses

124. Transitions and Social Identity I (Sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction)

Organizer: Florence Maatita, Univ of Connecticut and Marcia Hernandez, SUNY Albany

Marcia Hernandez, SUNY Albany: Understanding Sisterhood: Historically Black Sororities through a Race, Class and Gender Lens

Amy Lutz, SUNY Albany: Bringing Language into Theories of Immigrant Incorporation

Beth Merenstein, Univ of Connecticut: Living Beyond the Melting Pot: Current Trends in Minority Identity Research

Linda Yellin, CSU Los Angeles: Becoming Religious: Role Transition among Ba’alei Tshuvah

Lisa Torres, UC Santa Barbara: Interpretive Frames and Social Inaction: ‘Cooling Out’ Downsized Workers

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

1:45 pm - 3:15 pm

Meetings:

Endowment Committee

California Sociological Association Governing Council and Executive Board

125. Gender, Class and Welfare Policies (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizer: Kay McDade, Pacific Lutheran Univ

Ellen Reese, Univ of California Riverside: But Who Will Watch the Children? Welfare Reform and Women’s Mobilization for Childcare in Los Angeles

Suzanne Coshow, Univ of Notre Dame: The Social Bases of State Policies: A Cross-National Study of the Determinants of State Policies Across Class

126. Teaching Applied Sociology

Organizer: James P. Marshall, Univ of Northern Colorado

Hedy Red Dexter, Univ of Northern Colorado: Unmasking the Holy Paradigm: Obedience Training from the Bible to the Classroom

Steve Hey, Willamette Univ: Chicago Sociology and Willamette University’s new General Education Program

Pete A. Padilla, ASU: Some Proven Techniques for Teaching Large Courses

James P. Marshall, Univ of Northern Colorado: If They Apply It, Will They Remember It? Teaching Social Theory Through Application

127. Transitions in Social Identity II (Sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction)

Organizers: Florence Maatita, Univ of Connecticut and Marcia Hernandez, SUNY Albany

Florence Maatita, Univ of Connecticut: Playing Mom: Learning Motherhood in a Playgroup

Marisa Corrado, Univ of Connecticut: The Personal Touch: Wedding Rituals and the Expression of Self/Selves

Michelle Wakin, Univ of California-Santa Barbara: Modest Transitions: An Ethnographic Study of Change among Santa Barbara Homeless

Susan M. Cox, Univ of British Columbia: Genes R Not Us: Stories from Persons Undergoing Predictive Testing for Huntington Disease

128. Thematic Session: Towards a Transnational Feminist Politics

Organizer: Jennifer Hyndman, Simon Fraser Univ

Alison Mountz, Univ of British Columbia: Between Body and State: Theorizing Scale In The Government Response To Human Smuggling

Natalie Oswin, Univ of British Columbia: Gender, Not Sex? Feminist and Sexual Minority Transnationalisms in Conversation

Erin K. Baines, Simon Fraser Univ: Partnerships for Equality? Reflections on the UN Dialogue with Refugee Women

Jennifer Hyndman, Simon Fraser Univ: Feminist Geopolitics: The Question of Security for Whom?

129. Thematic Session: First Nations, Indigenous Justices

Organizer: James Fenelon, CSU San Bernardino

Discussant: Joseph Dupris, Humboldt State Univ

Helen Douglas and Beth Simpson, Okanagan Univ College: Justice and Aboriginal Education

Jolan Hsieh, ASU: An Overview of the Indigenous Situations, Struggles, and Resistances in Taiwan

Joseph Dupris, Humboldt State Univ and James Fenelon, CSU San Bernardino: Cultural Sovereignty and the United States Legal System

130. Thematic Session: Pragmatism and Social Justice: Programs Reconciling Individual and Social Responsibility

Organizer: Warren C. Lucas, Northern Arizona Univ

Bradley W. Parlin, Utah State Univ: Managing Dependence in Development Initiatives: Lessons from India

Neil Wieloch, Utah State Univ: Drug User Activism: The Emergence of a New Political Actor at the Interstices of AIDS, Needle Exchange, and Harm Reduction

James Derry, Utah State Univ: Pragmatism vs. The Communication Decency Act of 1996

Kooros Mahmoudi, Richard Skeen, and Joel Davis, Northern Arizona Univ: Terrorists or Freedom Fighters: Is There Social Justice?

131. Culture and Education in Northern Mexico

Organizer: Frank Malgesini, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua

Fernando Parra, Cal Poly, Pomona: Religious Socialization in Chihuahua

Frank Malgesini, Irlanda Olave Moreno, and Emma Escobado, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: The Role of the UNAM as an Obstruction to Higher Education in Mexico

Ana Cecilia Villareal Ballestros, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: The School as an Intersection of Social Groups

Irlanda Olave Moreno, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: The Professionalization of Empirical Teachers

Natalia Gomez Gonzalez, Elvira Lopez Garcia, and Lluvia Diaz Favela, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: Billingualism as a Source of Humor

132. Preparing for the Academic Job Search (Sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee)

Organizer: Rebecca S. K. Li, The College of New Jersey

Rebecca S. K. Li, The College of New Jersey: Getting Organized--Your CV, Cover Letter, And Teaching Portfolio

Ronda Priest, Univ of Southern Indiana: The Phone Interview

Melinda Messineo, Ball State Univ: The Interview and Job Talk Tips and Strategies for Success

Michael P. Perez, CSU-Fullerton: Travels and Travails Across the Academic Terrain: From Non-Tenure Track to Tenure Track with Some Bumps Along the Way

Barbara Zajac, Indiana State Univ: Finding Your Match: Linking Your Needs and Capabilities With Those in the Market

133. The Sociology of Women and Health I

Organizer: Kristine G. Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado

Kristine G. Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado: The Meaning of Long-Term Survival Among Women With Invasive Breast Cancer: A Constructivist Approach to Research

Caryn Aviv and Laura Esserman, UC San Francisco, Karen Sepucha, Foundation for Informed Medical Decision Making, Jeff Belkora, Community Breast Health Project and Laura Esserman, UC San Francisco: Using Action Research to Improve Collaboration Between Breast Cancer Patients and Physicians

Phil Anton, Carole M. Schneider, and Carolyn A. Dennehy, Univ of Northern Colorado and Susan D. Carter, Rocky Mountain Cancer Rehabilitation Institute: The Effect of a Six-Month Exercise Intervention on Self-Reported Fatigue Levels in Breast Cancer Patients Both During and Following Treatment

Debora A. Paterniti and Ligaya F. Smith, UC Davis and Matt D. Price, Houston VA Medical Center: Making Sense of Illness Trajectories and Pathways to Care: Online Discussions from Women with Breast Cancer

134. Symposium on Dorothy Smith’s Contributions to Sociology

Organizer: Nancy A. Naples, Univ of Connecticut

Discussant: Dorothy Smith, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Liza McCoy, Univ of Calgary

Alison Griffith, York Univ

Nancy A. Naples, Univ of Connecticut

Ellen Pence, Praxis

Joan Acker, Univ of Oregon

135. Presidential Session: Teaching Social Justice

Organizer: Toska Olson, The Evergreen State College

Sherry Walton, Terry Ford, and Lin Nelson, Evergreen State College and Gillies Malnarich, Washington Center for Undergraduate Education

136. Intersection of Race and Gender

Organizer: Stephani Williams, ASU

Gail Wallace, Iowa State Univ: The Utility of a Black Feminist Ideology in the Lives of Black Women

Delia Douglas,Vancouver, Canada: “The Women” and Their Men: The View from the Other Side of the Bed

Stephani Williams, ASU: The Persistence of Double Jeopardy in the Lives of Black Women

Lindsay Hixson, Portland State Univ: Indicators of Positive Racial Attitudes: The Effects of Interracial Contact on Whites’ Racial Attitudes Toward African Americans

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Meetings:

Committee on Student Affairs

Committee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

137. Presidential Session: Responses to Globalization

Organizer: April Linton and Gillian Murphy, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Debra Minkoff, Univ of Washington

W. Lance Bennett, Univ of Washington: The Internet, Global Mobilization, and Movement Message Frames: Organizational Similarities and Communicational Differences Between Protest Events and Issue Campaigns

Dana R. Fisher, Columbia Univ: Protesting Alone: Globalization and Civic Disassociation

Tim Bartley, Univ of Arizona: The Emergence of Private Labor and Environmental Regulatory Systems

Dimitris Stevis, Colorado State Univ and Terry Boswell, Emory Univ: International Union Politics and the Democratization of International Governance

138. Thematic Session: Beyond Abstraction: Teaching Theory as a Perspective on Social Justice (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Rosemary F. Powers, Eastern Oregon Univ

Sharon A. Abbott, Fairfield Univ and Liahna E. Gordon, CSU-Chico: Promoting Tolerance, Diminishing Ethnocentrism

Shoon Lio, UC Riverside: Learning Classical Theory: Constituting a Talk-Story on Social Justice

David Hall, Boise State Univ: Deconstructing Race: Using Theory to Help Students Understand Racial Injustice

139. Thematic Session: Environmental Justice

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Discussant: Robert Keller, Western Washington Univ

Michael Turek, Alaska Department of Fish & Game and Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast: Environmentalists, Sportsmen, and Alaska Natives

Janine Minkler, Northern Arizona Univ: Tyranny of the Mind: Urban Sprawl, Individualism and the American Dream

Lisa Sun-Hee Park and David N. Pellow, Univ of Colorado: Environmental Injustice in Silicon Valley’s High Tech Global Economy

Sam Minkler, Northern Arizona Univ: Environmental Justice in Displaced People: Visual Images of Relocated Navajo Indians from Black Mesa, Arizona

140. Exploring Resistance in the Field

Organizers: John Mihelich, Univ of Idaho and Rachel Einwohner, Purdue Univ

Don Stewart II, Univ of Nevada at Las Vegas: Mining Montana: Rape Without Resistance

John Mihelich, Univ of Idaho: Culture of Solidarity: The Mortal Sin of Scabbing

Richard Sullivan, Univ of California: New Workers, Old Unions: Will Knowledge Workers Fit into Industrial Union Frameworks?

Jocelyn A. Hollander, Univ of Oregon and Rachel Einwohner, Purdue Univ: Defining Resistance

141. Parenting and Caregiving

Organizer: Jennifer Lois, Western Washington Univ

Erika Sanchez-Killian, UC Irvine: Negotiating Obstacles: How Working Class Youth Become Upwardly Mobile

Rebecca Warner, Oregon State Univ: Keeping Our Children Safe

Vandana Kohli and Rose Ventura, CSU Bakersfield: The Impact of Parent-Child Communication on Adolescent Sexual Behavior and Attitudes

Chester A. Winton, San Jose State Univ: Children as Caregivers

Fiona Nelson, Univ of Calgary: Entering the Mommies’ Club: The Journey into Motherhood

142. Issues in Women’s Sexualities II (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizer: Dae Fox, UC Riverside

Denise Huggins, Univ of Arkansas and Loretta Capeheart, Univ of Idaho: Sex, Love or Importation: A Feminist Interpretation of Pseudo-Family Groups in Texas Women’s Prisons

Kassia Wosick-Correa, Univ of California Irvine: Identity and Community: The Social Construction of Bisexuality in Women

Elizabeth Bennett, UC Santa Cruz: Make No Assumptions: Bisexuality and Women’s Identities

143. Criminology II

Organizer: David Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado

Laurie A. Drapela, WSU: Beyond Columbine: Exploring the Relationship Between School Characteristics and Delinquency

Andrew Ovenden, Univ of Hawaii at Manoa: Ice in Paradise: Crystal Methamphetamine and Public Policy in Hawaii

Lisa Hanna, Carleton Univ: The Jeffrey Arenburg Case: Forensic Psychiatry and Brian’s Law

Nick McRee, Univ of Portland: The Application of GIS Technology to the Study of Fear of Crime

Justin T. Denny, Raedene Leiby, and Chuck Harris, Univ of Montana: Insight to Applied Criminological Research: Attaching Physical Location to Findings From a Community-Based Survey

144. The Sociology of Women and Health II

Organizer: Kristine G. Musick, Univ of Northern Colorado

Feng Wang and Ping Ren, UC Irvine, Anan Shen, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, China and Zhan Shaokang, Shanghai Medical Univ, China: Reproductive Health Among Female Migrants in Shanghai, China

Kristin Kay Barker, Linfield College: Fibromyalgia Syndrome and the Embodiment of Distress

Jackie Logg, San Jose State Univ: An Analysis of the Construction of Gender in a Feminist Women’s Health Center

145. Meet the Journal Editors: Getting Published and Reviewing Articles

Organizer: Peter M. Nardi, Pitzer College

Kathy Charmaz, Sonoma State Univ, Editor, Symbolic Interaction

Peter M. Nardi, Pitzer College, Editor, Sociological Perspectives

Cecilia L. Ridgeway, Stanford Univ, Editor, Social Psychology Quarterly

146. Cultural Dimensions of Social Action I

Organizer: Lora Stone, Univ of New Mexico-Albuquerque

James C. Fraser and John Lepofsky Univ of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and Edward Kick, Middle Tennessee State Univ: Mapping the Material and Discursive Practices of Community Building

Eric Stromberg, Univ of Notre Dame: “Labor in the Pulpits”: Frame Bridging Strategies of the Religious Labor Left

Rika Morioka, UC San Diego: Activism Against Overworking to Death: The Shifting Meaning of Work in Japan

Jean-Pierre Reed, Independent Scholar: Revolutionary Testimonies: A Qualitative Approach to Studying the Cultural Basis of Revolutionary Subjectivity.

147. Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities)

Organizer: Carol S. Takao, ASU

Amy Qiaoming Liu and Tim Fong, CSU Sacramento: Asian Americans in California’s Higher Education: Issues, Diversity, and Policy

M. Reza Nakhaie, Univ of Windsor: Employment Equity and Minority Representation in Canadian Universities-1987-2000

Brenda L. Beagan, Dalhousie Univ: “Is This Worth Getting In A Big Fuss Over?”: Everyday Racism At One Canadian Medical School

Winona Foote and Ann Wichman, Univ of La Verne: A Study of the Campus Climate Experienced by African American Students: An Impetus for Change

Hong Xiao and Chenyang Li, Central Washington Univ: Why Asian Americans Don’t Lead?

148. Health and Reproductive Health in the Mexico-U.S. Border

Organizer: German Vega, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Norma Ojeda, San Diego State Univ: Abortion in an International Cross-border Context: The Case of San Diego/Tijuana

Raul Gonzalez, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Use of Pre-Natal Services in the U.S. Among Mexican Women

Christine A. Von Glascoe, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Homeopathy as a Medico-Social Innovation and Its Diffusion to Public Health

Norah A. Schwartz, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Crossing the Line: Thermometer Use and Predictor Factors of Child Health in Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, USA

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

5:15 pm – 6:45 pm

149. Thematic Session: Youth Courts, Tribal Courts and Other Alternatives for Justice

Organizer: Jordan J. Titus, Univ of Alaska-Fairbanks

Andrew J. Dick, CSU Chico: Role-Playing Peer Courts: An Interactive Illustration of a Juvenile Diversion Program

Mark G. Harmon, Kristi Lemm and Louis G. Lippman, Western Washington Univ: Public Opinions of Teen, Classroom, and Formal Court Styles

Barbara A. Johnson, Alaska Pacific Univ: Therapeutic Courts: Progress or Merely Progressive?

150. Thematic Session: Social and Environmental Justice Movements

Organizer: Greg McLauchlan, Univ of Oregon

Hava Gordon, Univ of Oregon: From Subculture to Social Movement: Youth Resistance, Political Activism, and the Occupation of Public Space in Portland, OR

Joel Schoening, Univ of Oregon: Critical Mass, Urban Space, and the Power of Direct Action

Mark Hudson, Univ of Oregon: The Fair Trade Movement: Ripples Outward from Chiapas Mexico

Brian Wolf, Univ of Oregon: Which Side are You on? Responses of the Anti-Globalization Movement Post-September 11th

Greg McLauchlan, Univ of Oregon: Forging the Missing Link: Toward a Social-Environmental Justice Movement Coalition

151. Presidential Session: Intergenerational Justice

Organizer: Susan A. McDaniel, Univ of Alberta

Presider: Amber Gazso-Windle, Univ of Alberta

Karen Kobayashi, Univ of British Columbia: Beyond ‘Oya Koh Koh’ (Filial Obligation): Intergenerational Exchanges in Later Life Japanese Canadian Families

Ellen M. Gee and Barbara Mitchell, Simon Fraser Univ: Under One Roof: Intergenerational Exchanges and Interdependence in Multi-Generational Families

Lynn McDonald, Univ of Toronto: The Legacy of Children for Women’s Retirement

Susan A. McDaniel, Univ of Alberta: Generational Division of Welfare and Intergenerational Justice

152. Negotiating Gender, Work, and Family

Organizer: Penelope M. Huang, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Cara Titcomb, Univ of Washington

Leslie Miller, Univ of Calgary: Growing Up In The Family Firm: Discursive Constructions Of Childhood and Adolescence Between Family and Business

Leon Grunberg and Lindsay Taggart, Univ of Puget Sound: Disengagement from Work

Karen Straight, Univ of Massachusetts-Amherst: Balancing Work and Home Life: Changing Familiar Relationships and Gender Ideologies Within the South Indian Immigrant Community

Heather Schmidt and Megan Apperson, Univ of Puget Sound: Women Managers in a Male Dominate Workplace

Rong Wang, ASU: Career or Family: How Husband’s Income Affects Wife’s Choice

153. Gender in the Second Half of Life (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizer: Kay McDade, Pacific Lutheran Univ

Discussant: Elizabeth Ness Nelson, CSU Fresno

Linda Silber, Montana State Univ: Finding Love in the Personals Over Age 50

Melanie A. Wakeman, Univ of Florida: Anticipating the Golden Years: Women’s Attitudes Toward Retirement

Kay McDade, Pacific Lutheran Univ and Louise Hull, Green River Community College: Older Women Talk Work and Family

154. Presidential Session: Social Justice in the City: Contested Urban Space in Vancouver

Organizer: Jennifer Hyndman, Simon Fraser Univ

Nicholas Blomley, Simon Fraser Univ: This Place/Displace

Barbara Waldern, Simon Fraser Univ: Rethinking the “Urban Subject” and Defining “Community-Based” Research

Adrienne Burk, Simon Fraser Univ: Sightlines: Getting Social Justice into the Public Eye

Jeff Sommers, Carnegie Community Centre Association: Moral Panic in Vancouver: Drugs, Sexual Epidemic, and Spatial Regulation

155. Economic Growth, Income Equity, and Health: Exploring Structural Relationships

Organizer: Elizabeth Mogford, Univ of Washington

Discussant: Sarah Augustine, Univ of Washington

Guang-zhen Wang, Univ of Arkansas and Vijayan K. Pillai, Univ of Texas Arlington: Linkages between Women’s Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights: An Analysis of Developing Countries

Colleen Reid, Univ of British Columbia Institute: Living in a Society That Stigmatizes the Poor: Women’s Health, Poverty, and Social Justice

Stephen Bezruchka, Univ of Washington: Globalization and Health: Do we All go Down Together or Women and Children First?

Meredith Fort, Univ of Washington: Privatization of Health Services in Latin America: The Case of Guatemala

156. Interaction & Practice in the Workplace

Organizers: Bob Moore, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center and Shawn Collins, UC Santa Cruz

Mary Ingram, UC Santa Barbara: The Consumption of Innovation: The Role of Consultants in Organizational Change

Ofer Sharone, UC Berkeley: Manufacturing Anxiety: Explaining Long Work Hours at a High-Tech Firm

Sharon K. Davis and Rita P. Thakur, Univ of La Verne: Ethnic and Gendered Mentoring Preferences and Their Effects on Interactions in the Workplace

157. Criminological Issues II

Organizer: Clayton Mosher, WSU

Discussant: Scott Akins, WSU

Debra T. Cabrera, Northern Marianas College: School and Non-School Delinquency: The Generalizability of Social Bonding Theory among Indigenous and Non-Indigenous High School Students in the Northern Mariana Islands

Josh Meisel, Humboldt State Univ: Parole Recidivism and Opportunity Structures for Failure

Howard Robboy, College of New Jersey: White Collar Criminals in the Halls of Ivy: Enhancing Institutional Images at the Expense of Campus Security

Doug Thomson, Univ of Natal (South Africa): We Paid His Bail So We Could Kill Him! An Analysis of Criminal Homicide in Post-Apartheid South Africa

158. Adaptation and Identity in Chihuahua

Organizer: Frank Malgesini, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua

David Heide, Arturo Contreras, Miguel Angel Maldonado, Jesus Jose Sotelo, and Gabriela Sanchez, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: Economic Evolution in the Cuauhtemoc-Namiquipa Mennonite Community

Janeth Wiebe, Nancy K. Venegas, and Liz Pinon, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: Modernization and Adaptation in two Mennonite Congregations in Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua

Minerva Torres, Christina Ponce, Lucia Franco, Erick Varela, and Laura C. Luevano, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: Furious Voices: Chihuahuan Women Writers Take on Violence

Azalia Pinto, Eileen R. Martinez, and Mayra Hernandez, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: Identity in Chihuahuan Literature

Frank Malgesini and Emma Escobedo, Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua: Grandmother Power and Community Change

159. Disabilities

Organizers: Marja Mogk, UC Berkeley and Travis Anderson-Bond, Univ of Washington

Edina Jambor and Marta Elliott, Univ of Nevada-Reno: Exploring the Determinants of Self-Esteem among the Stigmatized Community of the Deaf

Lisa Hanna, Carleton Univ: HIV Disability, Medication, and the Decision-Making Process: Research Findings on the Vital Role of Physician and Prayer

Travis Anderson-Bond, Univ of Washington: Teaching Disabilities with a Deviance Course: Tips and Experiences

Daniel Hassell, ASU: Factors that Contribute to Positive Outcomes in Vocational Rehabilitation Programs

Marja Mogk, UC Berkeley: Rhetorics of Community and Identity among Younger and Older Adults with Low Vision

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

6:30 pm-7:00 pm

PSA Business Meeting

SATURDAY, APRIL 20

9:15 pm – 10:30 pm

Student Reception (Note: Books donated by the publishers and $50 PSA checks will be raffled off.)

SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 2002

Summary of events

8:00 am - 10:00 am Registration

8:30 am – 1:30 pm Sessions

8:30 am – 10:00 am 2003 Council Meeting

SUNDAY, APRIL 21

8:30 am – 10:00 am

Meeting:

2002-2003 PSA Council

160. Canceled.

161. Service Learning and Civic Engagement

Organizers: Linda Heuser, Willamette Univ and Ginna Babcock, Univ of Idaho

Nelta M. Edwards, Univ of Alaska-Anchorage: Investigating the Link Between Student Mobility and Housing

Brenda Marsteller Kowalewski, Weber State Univ: Reflecting on Social Problems Through Service Learning: A Discussion of Time and Structure in Facilitating Sociological Learning

Linda Heuser, Willamette Univ: Death Education and Service Learning

165. Undergraduate Student Session: Theory and Methods (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Presiders: Amy J. Orr and Elizabeth Dozier, Linfield College

Tesia Forbes, Pacific Lutheran Univ: Concentrated Poverty and Political Participation

Lila Heller, Mills College: Let’s Dance, Sing, Walk and See Like We Never Have Before: The Process of Doing Field Research Through Participant Observation

Colleen Lorez, Pacific Lutheran Univ: The Homeless in Tacoma: A Qualitative Study

William L. Cox, Northern Arizona Univ: The Collision of Totemic Thought

Selena Hammontree, Mills College: The Culture of “Maintenance”: An Ethnographic Study of an Outpatient Methadone Maintenance Clinic

166. Social Movements and Mass Media

Organizer: Deana Rohlinger, UC Irvine

Pete Simi and Robert Futrell, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: Active Abeyance: White Power Activism and Strategic Change

Aaron Doyle, University of British Columbia: The Television Logic of Greenpeace

Stefaan Walgrave and Kknut Deswert, Univ of Antwerp (Belgium): Media and Movements in Belgium

167. Making Decisions About Natural Resources: Managing Through Economic, Political and Scientific Systems

Organizer: Shayla B. Sharp, Oregon State Univ

Tamara J. Laninga, Univ of Colorado-Denver: Interorganizational Collaborative Planning: An Examination of the Sonita Valley Planning Partnership

Dean Bavington, Wilfrid Laurier Univ: Domesticating the “Rock”: Exploring the Creation of an Aquaculture in Newfoundland and Labrador

Brenda Bauer, North Island Fisheries Centre: Creating Successful Multi-Stakeholder Forums in Fisheries Management

Jessica E. Leahy, Rebecca Johnson, Dan Huppert, and Kathleen Bell, Oregon State Univ: Coastal Resident Opinions About Environmental Threats and Approaches to Ecosystem Management

168. Thematic Session: Race and Social Justice in ‘Centrist’ Times

Organizer: Jiannbin Lee Shiao, Univ of Oregon

Dennis J. Downey, Univ of Utah: Reclaiming Consensus: Setting an Agenda for Human Relations in the 1990s

Keith Osajima, Univ of Redlands: Transforming Asian American Students: Problematics and Possibilities for Developing Critical Consciousness

Tony S. Juge, CSU-Fullerton: The Modern Politics of Citizenship and Whiteness in France

Jennifer A. Reich, UC Davis: Unfit to Father: Black Men and Child Protective Services

169. Globalization and Social Movements

Organizer: Kathleen Stanley, Oregon State Univ

Katja Cronauer, Univ of British Colubmia: Mobilizing Through the Internet

Patrick F. Gillham, Univ of Colorado: The Organization Field, Differing Strategies, Roles and Tactics of Social Movement Organizations in the U.S. Global Justice Movement: An Analysis of the Seattle Protest Event Against the World Trade Organization

Sheila L. Seshan, Humboldt State Univ: Globalization and New Environmental Social Movements: Exploring the Connections

Richard G. Mitchell, Jr., Oregon State Univ: Globalization and Western Rationalism: Boon or Bane of Social Movements?

170. Cultural Dimensions of Social Action II

Organizer: Lora Stone, Univ of New Mexico-Albuquerque

B. Michaela Simpson, Univ of British Columbia: Community Leaders and Social (In)Action: A Cultural Model Explanation

Kari Norgaard, Univ of Oregon: Experiencing Global Warming: The Social Organization of Awareness, Denial and Innocence

A.A. Araji, Univ of Idaho-Moscow and Sharon K. Araji, Univ of Alaska-Anchorage: Genetically Modified (GM) Foods: Consumers’ Perceptions and a Case Study of GM Potato Usage

171. New Urban Immigrants and Emerging Issues

Organizer: Ronald Tsukashima, CSU Los Angeles

Matthew Jendian, CSU Fresno: Ethnicity and Assimilation: Four Generations of Armenian-Americans

Paul Lopez, University of California, Santa Barbara: Historical Overview: The Re-Making of the Chicano and Mexican Community

Eui-Young Yu, CSU Los Angeles: Emerging Diversity in Los Angeles’ Koreatown, 1990-2000: Interethnic Comparisons

Mary Cay Sengstock, Wayne State Univ: Change and Continuity in the Chaldean Community of Metropolitan Detroit

SUNDAY, APRIL 21

10:15 am – 11:45 am

172. Academics and the Prison-Industrial Complex: Theory, Research and Activism

Organizer: Larry Van Sickle, Rollins College

Richelle Swan, UC Irvine: Restorative Justice and the Prison Industrial Complex

Lisa J. Bond-Maupin, New Mexico State Univ: Jailing the Future: Youth in Jails and Prisons

Jolan Hsieh and Karla Cohen, ASU: “Women’s Work” in Prison

Peg Bortner, ASU: Imprisoned Power

173. Thematic Session: Teaching Social Justice Through Films: Film-Makers’ and Professors’ Top Choices

Organizer: Ellen Reese, UC Riverside

Terri Anderson, UC Los Angeles: Professor Terri Anderson’s Top Choices

Ernest Savage, Savage City Productions: Film-Maker Ernest Savage’s Top Choices

Ellen Reese, UC Riverside: Professor Ellen Reese’s Top Choices

174. Thematic Session: Public Policy and Social Justice: Health and Medicine

Organizer: Gary Tiedeman, Oregon State Univ

Christine K. Oakley, WSU: Transforming Public Policy Initiatives in the Institutionalized Practice of Public Health

Karen Seccombe, Portland State Univ: Access to Healthcare: The Neglected Dimension of Welfare

Susan L. Weeks, Miami Univ: Public Policy and State Variations in the African American Infant Mortality Rate

Cheryl L. Radeloff, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas: Regulating the Menace: HIV/AIDS Testing Policies and Prostitution in Nevada

175. Undergraduate Student Paper Session: Issues of Gender and Sex (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)
Organizer: Virginia Mulle, Univ of Alaska Southeast

Presider: Kristin Barker, Linfield College

Discussant: Christian Ferney, Linfield College

Audrey Devine Eller, Seattle Univ: Effects of Gendered Language on Student Performance and Interest

Kristian Wiles, Pacific Lutheran Univ: The Coming Out Career

Cameron Wright, Pacific Lutheran Univ: The Ideal Body Image: Do the Pressures Exist among College Men?

Susie Whitlock, Mills College: Getting Technical on Mary: A Look at College Women’s Perceptions of Virginity

Stacey Duschl, Mills College: Le Plus ca Change, Le Plus ce Meme Chose: What’s a Nice Girl Like You Doing Playing Football?

176. Workshop: Teaching Social Class Experientially: The Water Bottle Game

Organizer and Presenter: Wilma van der Veen, Univ of Alaska Anchorage

177. Thematic Session: Public Policy and Social Justice: Gender and Family Issues (Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women)

Organizers: Rebecca Warner and Sally Gallagher, Oregon State Univ

Penelope M. Huang, Univ of Washington: Gendered Consequences of Family Leave-Taking

Judith Hennessy, WSU: Does Work Pay? Low Income Single Parent Families in the Post TANF Era

June Ellestad, Anna Steffens, Shelley Icenhower, and Paul Miller, Univ of Montana: The Cost of Raising A Child

Kristin Scherrer, Univ of Colorado-Boulder: Public Policy Surrounding Intimate Partner Violence and Child Maltreatment

178. Community Activism and Globalization

Organizer: Nancy Naples, Univ of Connecticut

Luis L.M. Aguiar, Okanagan Univ College: BC Liberal’s Regressive “New” Era and Its Impact on Building Cleaners

Lynn Fujiwara, Univ of Oregon: Immigrant Women Articulate Social Justice Across Communities

Katja Cronauer, Univ of British Columbia: Activism and the Internet: Organizing and Mobilization Through Electronic Mailing Lists

Wes Roberts, Indiana Univ Pennsylvania: Globalization, Deindustrialization, and the Development of Unemployment Help Centers in the Appalachian North

179. Transnationalism From Below

Organizer: Lloyd L. Wong, Univ of Calgary

Discussant: Ricardo Trumper, Okanagan Univ

Luis Escala-Rabadan, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Old and New Horizons for Transnational Migrants’ Associations: The Case of Mexican Hometown Associations in Los Angeles

Dana Collins, UC Santa Barbara: When Sex Work Isn’t Work: Hospitality, Gay Life, and the Production of Desirable Labor

Keiko Yamanaka, UC Berkeley: Transnational Community Activities of Undocumented Nepalese in Japan: Agency, Resistance and Governance

Tamar Diana Wilson, Univ of Missouri, St. Louis: Reactions to Hegemonic Constructs of the “Nation”-State and the Need to Labor by Transnational Immigrants and Their Wives Resident on a Rancho in Jalisco

Patrick Coy and Tim Newman, Kent State Univ: The Debate Over Violence and Nonviolence in the Fair Trade and Antiglobalization Movement

180. Theory and Religion

Organizer: Barbara Zajac, Indiana State Univ

Ping Ren, UC Irvine: Immigration and Church Organizational Type

Kevin LaPoint, Univ of New Mexico: A Godless Faith: Exploring the Viability of Atheistic Religiosity

Matthew T. Evans, Brigham Young Univ: Theoretical Approaches to the Ontology of Transcendent Experience

Andrea Coukos, Univ of Oregon: How Can Psychoanalytic Theory Provide a Conceptual Basis for Understanding Religious Experience?

181. Sport in Society: Race, Class and Gender

Organizer: JR Woodward, Montana State Univ

Steven M. Ortiz, Oregon State Univ: Constructing Codependence in Coping with Stressful Occupational Events: At What Cost for Wives of Professional Athletes?

Kathleen Stanley and Dwaine Plaza, Oregon State Univ: Camaraderie, Masculinity and Hierarchy in College Football: A Content Analysis of Team Photographs

Delia D. Douglas, Vancouver, Canada: Young, Gifted, Black and Female: A Meditation on the Cultural Politics at Play in Representations of the Lives of Venus and Serena Williams

Derek Martin, UC Irvine: Racial Differences in Participation in Outdoor Leisure for Black and White Americans

Michelle Jacob, UC Santa Barbara: Queen of the Court: Young Native Females Resisting Race, Class, and Gender Oppression

182. Aging

Organizer: Melanie A. Wakeman, Univ of Florida

Jessica Ziembroski, Univ of Notre Dame: Socioeconomic Status, Social Support, and Health of

Retirement Age Women: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Survey

Ingrid Arnet Connidis, Univ of Western Ontario: Siblings in Adulthood: Comparing Notes on Family Ties

Ruobing Li and Myron Orleans, CSU Fullerton: Personhood in a World of Forgetfulness: An Ethnography of the Self Process Among Alzheimer’s Patients

Bo J. Bernhard, Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas: Lessons from the Las Vegas Laboratory: Senior Gambling and Recreation Patterns

SUNDAY, APRIL 21

12:00 pm-1:30 pm

184. I Teach Internet and Traditional Classes; This is What I Have Learned

Organizer: Deidra Tyler, Salt Lake Community College

Presider: Roberta Lessor, Chapman Univ.

Kevin Williams, Oregon State Univ: Complications of Teaching Through the Internet

Chad M. Hanson, Casper College: One Student One Voice: Town Hall Meeting as a Teaching Method

Patricia Robinson, College of the Canyons and Pamela Flaherty, Sacramento City College: Building Bridges: Linking the Classroom, College and Community Through Service Learning and Community Studies

185. Producing and Consuming Culture II: Producing and Consuming Art (Sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction)

Organizer: D. Angus Vail, Willamette Univ

Adam Rafalovich, Southern Oregon Univ.: Heavy Metal: Some Political Vicissitudes

Neil Wieloch, Utah State Univ: Explaining Straight Edge: Politics as Style and Resistance Through Consumption

Amy Singer, Univ of Washington: Children’s Books and the Production of Culture

Dean Harper, Univ of Rochester: Public and Professional Perceptions of Art

186. Childhood Sexual Abuse: Manifestations and Effects

Organizer: Richard Fey, ASU

Ellen Berg and Lisa A. Kramer, ASU: Female Prostitutes’ Experiences of Childhood Abuse

Michael A. Linden, Children’s Institute International: The Multisystemic Effects of Child Abuse: Beyond the Obvious

Bart W. Miles, ASU: The Manifestation of Effects of Sexual Abuse: Case Studies of Two Adolescent Males

Diane C. Jacobs, ASU: It’s Not My Fault

187. Thematic Session: Undergraduate Student Session: Social Justice (Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta)

Organizer Virginia Mulle, University of Alaska

Presider: Joanna Higginson, Pacific Lutheran Univ

Discussant: Kati Luther, Pacific Lutheran Univ

Emma Beyer, Univ of Puget Sound: A Comparative Analysis of Swedish and American Refugee Policy: The Law vs. Practice

Stephanie Mackley, Univ of Puget Sound: Leaders in Activism Groups: An Inherent Contradiction?

Andrew Stewart, Chapman Univ: Using Applied Sociology to Rethink America’s Drug Policy

Andrea Prebys, Linfield College: Inherently Feminine: A Comparison of Peace Organizations and Feminine Organizational Framework

Rebekah Szlosek, Univ of Puget Sound: Legal Storytelling: Fact or Fiction, A Critique of Critical Race Theorists and Their Critics

188. Negotiating Boundaries: Narratives of Power and Morality

Organizer: Leslie Miller, Univ of Calgary

Barbara Schneider, Univ of Calgary: Narratives of Identity: Family Members Negotiate the Meaning of Schizophrenia

Gillian Ranson, Univ of Calgary: Called to Account: Confronting the Limits of Gender and Age in Changing Workplace

Carol Berenson, Univ of Calgary: Come Out Come Out, Wherever You Are: Making Space for Bisexuality

190. International Service-Learning: Sociology In Action (Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching)

Organizer: Shahram Paksima, Brigham Young Univ

Linda Heuser, Willamette Univ: International Service Learning: Japanese Students in the United States

Shahram Paksima, Brigham Young Univ: How to Get Started in International Service-Learning: Top Ten Do’s and Don’t’s

Vaughn Schmutz, Brigham Young Univ: BYU’s Mexico Sociology Program

191. Sociology of Memory: Memory Personal or Commodity, Public or Private?

Organizer: Noel Packard, New School Univ

John P. Myers, Rowan Univ: Memories of Both Dominant and Minority Group Individuals in the Dominant-minority Struggle in U.S. History

Victor M.P. DaRosa and Paul Lamy, Univ of Ottawa: The Self: Historical and Cross-Cultural Reflections in an Era of Globalization

Noel Packard, New School Univ: Social Developments in Relationship to Actions by the False Memory Syndrome Foundation and the Innocence Project

192. Children and Popular Culture

Organizer: Karen Sternheimer, Univ of Southern California

Brandy Ryland, Lisel Adams, and Martin Monto, Univ of Portland: Gendered Spaces: Product Placement on Leading Toy Retailers

Sara Schoonmaker, Univ of Redlands: Piece of Cake: Kids’ Birthday Parties as Popular Culture Rituals

Karen Sternheimer, Univ of Southern California: Don’t Have a Cow, Man! Fear, Loathing and Cartoons

193. Special Sesssion: Methodological Issues in Designing and Administering an Electronic Mail Survey

Presenter: Stelios Stylianou, Intercollege, Cyprus

194. Deviance In Oregon

Organizer: Dwaine Plaza, Oregon State Univ

Discussant: Kathleen Stanley, Oregon State Univ

Rolita Laforge, Oregon State Univ: Parental Divorce and Child Well-Being: An Exploratory Study of parental Divorce and Its Effects on Educational Achievement, Anger, and Impulsiveness Among Suburban Oregon Adolescent Males

Elizabeth Pease and Annette Taylor, Oregon State Univ: Body Image: It’s Not Just a Women’s Issue in Oregon

JoAnn R. Miller, Oregon State Univ: A Study of Alcohol Drugs and Teen Sexual Behaviors in Lynn Benton County

Shelley L. Nelson, Oregon State Univ: Whatever It Takes to be Thin: Disordered Eating Behaviors Among Adolescent Female Athletes