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thASA Annual Meeting • August 8-11, 2020 San Francisco, CA
POWER , INEQUALITY RESISTANCE WORK
AN D
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115
thASA Annual Meeting • August 8-11, 2020
San Francisco, CA
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 ASA Annual Meeting in San Francisco was cancelled.
This book reflects the program that was
scheduled had the meeting been held.
115th Annual Meeting
Power, Inequality, and Resistance at Work
2020 Program Committee
Christine Williams, President, University of Texas at Austin Joya Misra, Vice President, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
David Takeuchi, Past Secretary, Boston College Nancy Lopez, Secretary, University of New Mexico Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto, Mississauga
Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco
Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis Allison Pugh, University of Virginia
Vinnie Roscigno, Ohio State University Katherine Rowell, Sinclair Community College
Kristen Schilt, University of Chicago
Don Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Land Acknowledgement and Recognition
Before we can talk about sociology, power, inequality, we must acknowledge that the land on
which we gather is the traditional and unceded territory of the Ramaytush Ohlone (pronounced
Rah-my-toosh O-lone-ee). We, the American Sociological Association (ASA), acknowledge
that academic institutions, indeed the nation-state itself, was founded upon and continues to
enact exclusions and erasures of Indigenous Peoples. This acknowledgement demonstrates
a commitment to beginning the process of working to dismantle ongoing legacies of settler
colonialism, and to recognize the hundreds of Indigenous Nations who continue to resist, live,
and uphold their sacred relations across their lands. We also pay our respect to Indigenous elders
past, present, and future and to those who have stewarded this land throughout the generations.
ASA Council ...3
ASA Executive Office Staff ...3
Welcome from the ASA President...4
Acknowledgements ...5
Sociology in Practice Settings Symposium ...6
Teaching and Learning Symposium ...6
Program Schedule
Friday, August 7 ...
7Saturday, August 8 ...
9Sunday, August 9 ...
45Monday, August 10 ...73
Tuesday, August 11 ...
107Wednesday, August 12 ...
139Participants Index ...140
Session Index ...171
ASA Past Officers ...175
Table of Contents
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OFFICERS
President: Christine Williams University of Texas-Austin President-Elect: Aldon Morris
Northwestern University Past-President: Mary Romero
Arizona State University Vice President: Joya Misra
University of Massachusetts-Amherst Vice President-Elect:
Rhacel Salazar Parreñas
University of Southern California.
Past-Vice President: Grace Kao Yale University
Secretary: Nancy López University of New Mexico Executive Officer: Nancy Kidd
American Sociological Association AT-LARGE MEMBERS
Ruha Benjamin Princeton University Kelly H. Chong
University of Kansas Kimberly Ann Goyette
Temple University Laura Hamilton
University of California, Merced Erin Kelly
MIT Maria Krysan
University of Illinois at Chicago Wendy Leo Moore
Texas A&M University Jennifer Reich
University of Colorado-Denver Vincent Roscigno
Ohio State University Sara Shostak
Brandeis University Zulema Valdez
University of California-Merced Rhys H. Williams
Loyola University-Chicago
OFFICERS
President: Aldon Morris Northwestern University President-Elect: Cecilia Menjívar
University of California-Los Angeles Past-President: Christine Williams
University of Texas-Austin Vice President:
Rhacel Salazar Parreñas University of Southern California Vice President-Elect: Nina Bandelj
University of California, Irvine Past-Vice President: Joya Misra
University of Massachusetts-Amherst Secretary: Nancy López
University of New Mexico Executive Officer: Nancy Kidd
American Sociological Association AT-LARGE MEMBERS
Ruha Benjamin Princeton University Jessica Calarco
Indiana University Kelly H. Chong
University of Kansas Laura Hamilton
University of California-Merced Maria Krysan
University of Illinois at Chicago Wendy Leo Moore
Texas A&M University Gilda Ochoa
Pomona College Jennifer Reich
University of Colorado Denver Daisy Reyes
University of Connecticut Vincent Roscigno
Ohio State University Sara Shostak
Brandeis University Van Tran
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Nancy Kidd
Executive Director Margaret Weigers Vitullo
Deputy Director Jessica McGifford
Marketing and Membership Manager Oriana Ma
Membership Assistant Johanna Olexy
Director of Communications Maliyah Grant
Diversity and Inclusion Administrative Assistant
Les Briggs
Director of Finance Girma Efa
Accountant Mark Fernando
Director of Governance and Administration
Alexis Lewis
Governance and Administration Administrative Assistant David Matthews
Office Assistant Michelle Randall
Director of Meeting Services Kayla Smith
Meeting Services Associate Karen Gray Edwards
Director of Publications Jamie Panzarella
Publications Manager Erynn Masi de Casanova
Director of Research, Professional Development, and Academic Affairs Diego de los Rios
Research, Professional Development, and Academic Affairs Assistant Director Nicole V. Amaya
Research, Professional Development, and Academic Affairs Senior Research Associate
Nailah Russell
Research, Professional Development, and Academic Affairs Administrative Assistant
2019-2020 ASA Council 2020-2021 ASA Council ASA Executive Office Staff
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Welcome from the ASA President
Christine Williams ASA President
University of Texas at Austin
Two years ago, I convened a Program Committee to brainstorm ideas for the 2020 conference. We knew it was going to be an important one for ASA members, as it would be the year of the Presidential Election, the decennial census, and the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage. But we could not anticipate the two cataclysmic events of the year: the COVID-19 pandemic that sickened and killed our friends, family members, and colleagues around the world, causing the cancellation of the meeting;
and the massive protests against racist police violence in response to the brutal murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many others. I am convinced that the world needs sociology more than ever, but sociology will never be the same as a result. Now is the time for sociologists to rededicate ourselves to fighting social injustice in all its forms.
The decision to cancel the San Francisco meeting was not a difficult one to make, but moving to an online event has been difficult, requiring the dedicated service of many people. I want to express my sincere appreciation for their efforts to make ASA 2020 a meaningful and enriching experience.
The staff at ASA have been working overtime to manage the transition while looking out for the best interests of the Association. After two years of nearly daily communications with them, I can assure members that our Association is in professional and responsible hands.
The elected ASA Council has been a source of wisdom, support, and hope to me during these challenging times. I am especially grateful to have the opportunity to serve with Vice President Joya Misra, whose wise feminist counsel I cherish.
The tireless Program Committee did their job twice, first organizing a spectacular program, and then reorganizing it as a virtual event. I was told at the beginning of my term that programming the conference would be the best part of being President, and that was no lie, thanks to this wonderful group of scholars and educators.
Joya Misra, Vice President, University of Massachusetts, Amherst David Takeuchi, Past Secretary, Boston College
Nancy Lopez, Secretary, University of New Mexico Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto, Mississauga Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco
Adia Harvey Wingfield, Washington University in St. Louis Allison Pugh, University of Virginia
Vinnie Roscigno, Ohio State University Katherine Rowell, Sinclair Community College Kristen Schilt, University of Chicago
Don Tomaskovic-Devey, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
My local arrangements chairperson, Katrina E. Kimport, working with Kimberly Richman and Josh Gamson, put together a fabulous line-up of sessions and tours to spotlight the sociological significance of the San Francisco Bay Area. I am extremely grateful for their efforts, and disappointed that we are not there to enjoy the results together.
Finally, I want to thank the ASA members who generously and graciously worked to make this online event possible. I am grateful to the section officers, session organizers, presenters, discussants, moderators, and attendees who came together to make ASA 2020 an unforgettable experience.
Although we are not meeting physically this year, I welcome you to join our virtual event, and hope you find
inspiration and insight relevant to the times we find ourselves in.
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Acknowledgments
ASA is pleased to acknowledge the supporting partners
of the 115th Annual Meeting
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Sociology in Practice Settings Symposium
Sunday, August 9Franciscan A • Hilton San Francisco Union Square
Teaching and Learning in Sociology Symposium
Sunday, August 9Imperial B • Hilton San Francisco Union Square
Programming Highlights
Join us for a full day of programming by and for sociologists working in practice settings. Participants will learn how practitioners are using sociological knowledge and skills to solve applied problems. Additionally, participants will have opportunities to gain valuable insights to advance their careers and build their professional networks. Sociologists employed in non-profit organizations, commercial industry, government, research centers, and other non-academic settings, as well as students interested in learning more about the sociological work that happens in these fields are encouraged to attend! Symposium is open to all Annual Meeting registrants at no additional cost.
8:30 - 10:10 a.m. 2124 - Lightning Round: Sociologists Who Work – Sociologists in Non-Traditional Settings
10:30 a.m. - 12:10 p.m. 2224 - Interactive Workshop: Demystifying Design Thinking 12:30 - 2:10 p.m. 2324 - Special Topic Panel: Activism at Work
2:30 - 4:10 p.m. 2424 - Lightning Round: Sociology at Work – Using Sociological Principles in Everyday Work
Join us for a full day of programming by and for sociologists working in practice settings. Participants will learn how practitioners are using sociological knowledge and skills to solve applied problems. Additionally, participants will have opportunities to gain valuable insights to advance their careers and build their professional networks. Sociologists employed in non-profit organizations, commercial industry, government, research centers, and other non-academic settings, as well as students interested in learning more about the sociological work that happens in these fields are encouraged to attend! Symposium is open to all Annual Meeting registrants at no additional cost.
8:30 - 10:10 a.m. 2123 - Workshop on Creating Inclusive and Equitable Classrooms 10:30 a.m. - 12:10 p.m. 2223 - Lightning Presentations of Teaching Techniques
12:30 - 2:10 p.m. 2323 - Book Salon: Discussion in the College Classroom with Jay Howard 2:30 - 4:10 p.m. 2423 - Roundtables:
Table 1. Curricular Development I Table 2. Curricular Development II Table 3. Assessment/Grading Table 4. Active Learning I Table 5. Active Learning II Table 6. Social Location
Table 7. Community-Based Learning I Table 8. Community-Based Learning II
Table 9. Teaching Sociology with Nontraditional Texts Table 10. Emotional Labor
Table 11. Teaching Mechanics
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Friday, 8:00 am
0024. Meeting. Orientation for 1st Year Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellows
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, 8:00am-2:45pm
0025. Preconference. 33rd Annual Group Processes Conference Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Franciscan D, Ballroom Level,
8:00am-5:00pm
Session Organizers: Alicia D. Cast, University of California-Santa Barbara; Jessica L. Collett, University of California-Los Angeles;
Rengin Bahar Firat, University of California, Riverside; David R.
Schaefer, University of California-Irvine; Jan E. Stets, University of California-Riverside
0028. Preconference. Persistence and Resistance in the Academy:
Addressing Inequality and Power to Increase Student Learning (Co-sponsored by the Section on Teaching and Learning and SAGE)
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, 8:00am-5:00pm
Session Organizers: Katherine R. Rowell, Sinclair Community College; Gregory Trainor Kordsmeier, Indiana University- Southeast
0054. Preconference. Global Perspectives on Cultural Domination: Hegemony, Circulations and Categories Parc55, Cyril Magnin III, Level 4, 8:00am-5:00pm
Session Organizers: Mohamed Amine Brahimi, Columbia University;
Lucile Dumont, School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in Paris; Jérôme Pacouret, The Université du Québec à Montréal
0061. Preconference. New Developments in
Ethnomethodological Experimentation for Sociological Inquiry
Parc55, Mission I, Level 4, 8:00am-5:00pm
Session Organizers: Morana Alac, University of California-San Diego; Michael Lynch, Cornell University; Patrick G. Watson, Wilfrid Laurier University
Friday, 8:30 am
0152. Preconference. The Association of Korean Sociologists in America Annual Conference
Parc55, Cyril Magnin I, Level 4, 8:30am-4:45pm
Panelists: Carolyn Choi, University of Southern California; Young- Mi Kim, Yonsei University; Eunmi Mun, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Stephen Cho Suh, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs; Youngjoo Cha, Indiana University- Bloomington; Barum Park
Session Organizers: Youngjoo Cha, Indiana University-Bloomington;
Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto; Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University; Byungkyu Lee, Indiana University;
Jaeeun Kim, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Minwoo Jung, University of Southern California; June Jeon, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Friday, 9:00 am
0122. Preconference. ASA Preconference for Department Leaders Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Imperial A, Ballroom Level,
9:00am-4:00pm
Session Organizer: Teresa Ciabattari, American Sociological Association
0153. Preconference. Self and Society Preconference:
Psychosocial Reflections in an Age of Authoritarianism and Global Crises
Parc55, Cyril Magnin II, Level 4, 9:00am-5:00pm
Session Organizers: Lauren Langman, Loyola University-Chicago;
Lynn Sharon Chancer, Hunter College
Friday, 12:00 pm
0241. Preconference. Black Women Teaching and Learning Sociology
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 23, 4th Floor, 12:00-5:15pm
Panelists: Chavella T. Pittman, Dominican University; Venus Evans- Winters, Illinois State University; Jualynne E. Dodson, Michigan State University
Session Organizers: Whitney Nicole Laster Pirtle, University of California-Merced; Benjamin Mercer Drury, Indiana University at Indianapolis
Friday, 1:00 pm
0329. Preconference. Exchanging Expertise: Research and Funding at the Intersection of the Computer and Social Sciences
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 1, 4th Floor, 1:00-5:00pm
Panelists: David Corman, National Science Foundation; Kellina Craig-Henderson, National Science Foundation; Darleen Fisher, National Science Foundation; Erwin Gianchandani, National Science Foundation; Willie Pearson, Georgia Institute of Technology; Elizabeth Mynatt, Georgia Tech; Joseph M.
Whitmeyer, National Science Foundation
Session Organizer: Natalie D. Hengstebeck, AAAS Science &
Technology Policy Fellow at theNational Science Foundation 0331. Preconference. New Debates in the Sociology of Finance Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 5, 4th Floor,
1:00-5:00pm
Panelists: Mitchel Y. Abolafia, SUNY-Albany; Christian Borch, Copenhagen Business School; Pierre-Christian Fink, Columbia University; Sarah Quinn, University of Washington; Eric I.
Schwartz, Columbia University; Alex Preda, King's College London; Neil Fligstein, University of Californnia; Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford University
Session Organizers: Daniel Beunza, City University-London; Ken- Hou Lin, University of Texas, Austin
0337. Preconference. Sociology of Antisemitism 2.0: Conceptual, Comparative, Empirical, and Pedagogical Perspectives Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 14, 4th Floor,
1:00-5:00pm
Session Organizers: Arnold Dashefsky, University of Connecticut;
Chad Alan Goldberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison Friday, August 7, 2020
Program Schedule • Friday, August 7, 2020
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Friday, 3:00 pm
0424. Meeting. Honors Program Orientation
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, 3:00-4:30pm
Friday, 4:30 pm
0518. Plenary Session. Power, Resistance and Inequality in Tech:
A Conversation with Ruha Benjamin, Anita Sarkeesian, and Tressie McMillan Cottom
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 5, Ballroom Level, 4:30-6:00pm
Presider: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia
Panelists: Ruha Benjamin, Princeton University; Tressie Cottom, Virginia Commonwealth University; Anita Sarkeesian, Feminist Frequency
Session Organizer: Allison Pugh, University of Virginia
Tech has a justice problem, and three prominent scholar- activists come together here to talk about it. Ruha Benjamin’s work helps to expose inequalities in how technology is made. An associate professor at Princeton University, Benjamin is the author of Race After
Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code, a book about machine bias, discriminatory design, and liberatory approaches to technoscience. She has written two other books and many articles that diagnose and explain racism in science and technology, and has been published in Science, the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, and Theory and Society. Her work has been covered by Nature, the Washington Post, NPR and a host of other venues, and funded by the American Council of Learned Societies, National Science Foundation, and the Institute for Advanced Study. Anita Sarkeesian is an award-winning media critic, whose efforts to wrest gaming culture
from misogyny brought her both positive attention and extraordinary harassment. Her website Feminist Frequency has analyzed representations of women in popular culture since 2009; she has been named one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People in the World, and received an honorary PhD from the New School.
Tressie McMillan Cottom is the author of four books, including Thick, a collection of essays that was a finalist for the National Book Award, as well as the popular edited volume Digital Sociologies, co-edited with Karen Gregory and Jessie Daniels. She has also written about Black cyberfeminism, algorithmic inequalities and the uses of technology in education and other fields.
McMillan Cottom has won multiple awards, including several outstanding early career awards, as well as the 2020 ASA Public Understanding of Sociology Award and the 2017 SWS Feminist Activist Scholar Award. In this event, Benjamin, Sarkeesian and McMillan Cottom will each speak for ten minutes, and then participate in a Q&A session moderated by Allison Pugh, a University of Virginia professor of sociology who is writing a book about person-to-person work, technology, and the stratification of human contact.
Friday, 7:00 pm
0622. Welcome Reception
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Imperial A, Ballroom Level, 7:00-8:00pm
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Saturday, 7:00 am
1010. Meeting. Section on Aging and the Life Course Council Meeting
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 8, Lobby Level, 7:00-8:00am
1011. Meeting. Section on Children and Youth Council Meeting Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Sunset, Lobby Level,
7:00-8:00am
1012. Meeting. Dissertation Award Committee
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Seacliff, Lobby Level, 7:00-8:00am
1030. Meeting. Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology Council Meeting
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 3, 4th Floor, 7:00-8:00am
1055. Meeting. Section on Social Psychology Council Meeting Parc55, Balboa, Level 4, 7:00-8:00am
Saturday, 8:30 am
1103. Regional Spotlight Session. Confronting Extreme Inequality in the Land of Progress and Innovation Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 1, Lobby Level,
8:30-10:10am
Presider: Gordon Douglas, San José State University
Panelists: Rachel Brahinsky, Graduate Program in Urban Affairs;
Chris Iglesias, CEO, Unity Council; Noni Session, Founder, East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative; Chrystal Redekopp, Stanford University
Session Organizer: Gordon Douglas, San José State University 1104. Special Sessions. Anti-Muslim Racism: Sociological
Response, Refusal, and Re/vision
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 2, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto
Panelists: Cawo Mohamed Abdi, University of Minnesota; Jean Beaman, University of California-Santa Barbara; Atiya Husain, University of Richmond; Hajar Yazdiha, University of Southern California
Discussant: Louise Cainkar, Marquette University
Session Organizer: Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto 1105. Special Sessions. Power, Inequality and Resistance
Through the Lens of the HIV Epidemic
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 3, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Sanyu A. Mojola, Princeton University
Panelists: Samuel R. Friedman, NYU Medical School; Shari L.
Dworkin, University of Washington-Bothell Campus; Celeste M. Watkins-Hayes, Northwestern University; Joseph A. Harris, Boston University
Session Organizer: Sanyu A. Mojola, Princeton University
1106. Thematic Sessions. Artificial Intelligence, Automation and Relations at Work
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 4, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Karen Gregory, University of Edinburgh
Panelists: Katrinell M. Davis, Florida State University; Ifeoma Yvonne Ajunwa, Cornell University; Mary L. Gray, Microsoft
Research; Karen Levy, Cornell University
Session Organizer: Karen Gregory, University of Edinburgh 1107. Thematic Sessions. Negotiating Power and Status in the
Academy: Everyday Experiences of Women of Color Faculty
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 5, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Carla P. Davis, Beloit College
Panelists: Chavella T. Pittman, Dominican University; Katy M. Pinto, California State University Dominguez Hills; Vera Lopez, Arizona State University; Margaret Hunter, Mills College Session Organizer: Carla P. Davis, Beloit College
1108. Thematic Sessions. What Experiments Examining Discrimination Tell Us About Work and Inequality in the 21st Century
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 6, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: S. Michael Gaddis, University of California-Los Angeles Panelists: David Pedulla, Stanford University; Natasha Quadlin,
Ohio State University; Fabiana Silva, University of Michigan;
Katherine Weisshaar, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Session Organizer: S. Michael Gaddis, University of California-Los
Angeles
1109. Thematic Sessions. Dignity and Meaning at Work Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 7, Lobby Level,
8:30-10:10am
Presider: Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University Managerial Threats to Dignity: A Historical Perspective on
Contemporary Challenges - Caroline Hanley, College of William and Mary
The Potential and Pitfalls of Hallways as Relational Space: Evidence from School Workplaces - Jennifer Lauren Nelson, Vanderbilt University; Beth A. Bechky, New York University; Anne-Laure Fayard, NYU Tandon
Freedom and Control in Platform Food Delivery Work - Adam D.
Reich, Columbia University
Blue Collar Black Men as Mentors: 'Other-fathering' Fragile Black Men - Deirdre Royster, New York University
Session Organizer: Martha Crowley, North Carolina State University 1110. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Age Matters:
Explorations of Age Categories in Social Life
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Golden Gate 8, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Richard A. Settersten, Oregon State University
Age and the Classification of Asylum Seekers in Germany - Ulrike Bialas, Princeton University
An Exploration of the Subjective Ages of Adulthood in Mexico, Mozambique, and Nepal - Erick Axxe, The Ohio State University; Sarah R. Hayford, Ohio State University Life Stage Differences in Types of Friends: A Comparison of
Younger and Older Adults - KeunBok Lee, UCLA The Domino Effect of Off-Time Transitions - Dawn R. Norris,
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
An Examination of Traditional- and Nontraditional-Aged
Community College Student Experiences: Emerging Findings from PathTech LIFE - Lakshmi Jayaram, University of South Florida; Will Tyson, University of South Florida
Discussant: Anne E. Barrett, Florida State University
Session Organizer: Richard A. Settersten, Oregon State University
Program Schedule • Saturday, August 8, 2020
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1111. Meeting. Public Engagement Advisory Committee Meeting Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Sunset, Lobby Level, 8:30-
10:10am
1112. Meeting. Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline (FAD) Advisory Panel
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Seacliff, Lobby Level, 8:30am-12:10pm
1114. Meeting. Current Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellows Meeting
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Presidio, Lobby Level, 8:30-10:10am
1115. Professional Development Workshop. Expert Testimony in Deportation Defense or Asylum Cases: Understanding the Process and Putting Your Sociological Skills to Use Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 1, Ballroom Level,
8:30-10:10am
Leader: Robert Courtney Smith, City University of New York-Baruch College, Graduate Center
Session Organizer: Robert Courtney Smith, City University of New York-Baruch College, Graduate Center
1116. Policy and Research Workshop. Bridging Across Fields with Community-Engaged Research
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 2, Ballroom Level, 8:30-10:10am
Leaders: Leslie Hossfeld, Clemson University; Steven McKay, University of California-Santa Cruz; Anna S. Mueller, Indiana University; Gay W. Seidman, University of Wisconsin-Madison;
Gregory D. Squires, George Washington Univ.; Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University; Miriam Greenberg, University of California-Santa Cruz
Session Organizer: Rebecca London, University of California-Santa Cruz
1117. Special Sessions. A Global Urban Sociology of Evictions and Displacement
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 3, Ballroom Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Liza Weinstein, Northeastern University
Panelists: Zachary Levenson, University of North Carolina, Greensboro; Hae Yeon Choo, University of Toronto; Melissa M. Valle, Rutgers University-Newark; Matthew Desmond, Princeton University
Session Organizer: Liza Weinstein, Northeastern University 1119. Book Salons (formerly Author Meets Critics). Brokered
Subjects: Sex, Trafficking and the Politics of Freedom (University of Chicago Press, 2019) by Elizabeth Bernstein Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 7, Ballroom Level,
8:30-10:10am
Author: Elizabeth Bernstein, Barnard College
Panelists: Rhacel Salazar Parrenas, University of Southern California; Jyoti Puri, Simmons University
Session Organizer: Kari Lerum, University of Washington Bothell Moderator: Kari Lerum, University of Washington Bothell 1120. Section on Economic Sociology. Culture and Economic
Sociology
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 8, Ballroom Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Simone Polillo, University of Virginia
Money, Morals, and Medicine: Patient Class and Organizational Pragmatics in Three Fertility Clinics - Eliza Brown, New York University
Theorizing Economic Culture - Lyn Spillman, University of Notre Dame
Time Pressures in Commercial Surrogacy: Slow Relational Practice or Scaled-Up Streamlined Mass Production? - Alya Guseva, Boston University
When Relational Work Nudges Bodily Giving: Mobilizing Kidney Donation in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan - Wan-Zi Lu, University of Chicago
Discussant: Simone Polillo, University of Virginia
Session Organizers: Fabien Accominotti, London School of Economics; Emily A. Barman, Boston University; Daniel Hirschman, Brown University; Elena Obukhova, McGill University; Brian James Sargent, University of Massachusetts Amherst
1121. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology. Global and Transnational Sociology Beyond English
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Continental 9, Ballroom Level, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Victoria Reyes, University of California-Riverside Global Indigenous Struggles Over the Land: Languages of
Sovereignty and Settler Colonialism - James V. Fenelon, California State University-San Bernardino; Kari Marie Norgaard, University of Oregon
New Memory Practices On-Line and Off-Line: Hyper-Connectivity and Distance - Linda Gusia, University of Prishtina
Intellectuals in Spaces Without Capital: The Polish Intelligentsia Debates and Global Phenomenon of Over-Culturalization - Tomasz Zarycki, University of Warsaw
The Spirit of Civil Society Under Authoritarianism: The Culture of Democracy in Poland and China - Bin Xu, Emory University Discussant: Michael D. Kennedy, Brown University
Session Organizer: Michael D. Kennedy, Brown University 1122. Sociology of Culture Section Roundtables
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Imperial A, Ballroom Level, 8:30-10:10am
Session Organizers: Yagmur Karakaya, University of Minnesota;
Ruo-Fan Liu, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Stephanie Peña-Alves, Rutgers University
Table 1: Consumption Network Roundtable
Table Presiders: Michaela DeSoucey, North Carolina State University; Sinikka Elliott, University of British Columbia Imagined Commodities: Consumption as Imagination in National
Destination Marketing - Tim Rosenkranz, New School for Social Research
Putting the Unusual on the Menu: Chefs and the Culinary Aesthetics of Insects - Jennifer Smith Maguire, Sheffield Hallam
University; Penny West, Sheffield Hallam University
Science, Fiction, and Opportunity: Emergence of a Market for Dairy Products in China - Ming Wang, Northwestern University; Klaus Weber, Northwestern University
Why Are There So Many White Nationalists at US Farmers Markets?
- Sang-hyoun Pahk, University of Hawaii at Manoa Table 2: Material Culture Network Roundtable
Table Presider: Michael Owen Benediktsson, CUNY-Hunter College Style Scripts: How Cultural Intermediaries Interpret Meaning in
Contemporary Art - Hannah Wohl, University of California, Santa Barbara
Synchronizing the National Imagination: Visions of Freedom and Fragility - Andreja Siliunas, Harvard University
The Folding Chair: Material Objects, Interpretive Flexibility, and Inkblot Urbanism in NYC - Michael Owen Benediktsson, CUNY- Hunter College
Table 3: Symbolic Boundaries Network Roundtable Table Presider: Bethany Bryson, James Madison University Dying to be Good: How Non-Medical Practitioners Frame Death -
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Saturday, August 8, 2020 Beth A. Eck, James Madison University
Interrogating the Boundaries Between “Japanese” and Okinawan”
on the U.S. Continent - Jane H. Yamashiro, Mills College Sex and Gender as Dependent Variables: A Symbolic Boundaries
Approach - Bethany Bryson, James Madison University What Does it Mean to be a Concerned Citizen? Debates About
Refugee Resettlement in Local Politics - Karen Hooge Michalka, University of Mary
Table 4: Digital Ethnography, Media, and Quantification Table Presider: Ruo-Fan Liu, University of Wisconsin-Madison Cyber Aggression Towards Black and Latinx Women: A Topic Model
Analysis - Sara Francisco, Ms.; Diane H. Felmlee, Pennsylvania State University
Latte Liberals and Christian Conservatives: Evidence of Cultural Polarization on Twitter - Liam Essig, Penn State University Speculative Justice: Shifting Temporalities of Crime in Domestic
Terrorism Stings - Anya Degenshein, Marquette University To the Vultcano: For Honor’s Players' Deus Vult Memes and the Risk
of Tainted Vocality - Michael Ohsfeldt, Texas A&M University Table 5: Popular Culture and Art I
Table Presider: Yuqing Wu, Yale University
Can Pop Culture Allay Resentment? Japan’s Influence in China Today - Yuqing Wu, Yale University
Table 6: Popular Culture and Art II
Table Presider: Jenna L. O'Connor, DePaul University
Country Music’s Trajectory and Grasp in Popular ‘American’ Culture - Jenna L. O'Connor, DePaul University
Product Positioning in Cultural Markets - Abraham Oshotse Projecting Persians: Iranians in US Popular Entertainment Media -
Pantea Javidan, Stanford University
The Work of Reproduction in the Age of Digital Art - William Tsitsos, Towson University; R. Saylor Breckenridge, Wake Forest University
Table 7: Sociology of Music
Competitions as Complex Performances [socmusic network] - Lisa McCormick, University of Edinburgh
Using Son Jarocho Music As a Community Organizing Tool in the Immigrant Rights Movement (Socmusic Network) - Ruben Hernandez-Leon, University of California-Los Angeles
"What Kind of Music Do You Write?": Composing Artistic Identities in Contemporary Art Music (Socmusic Network) - Alexander C. Sutton, University of Virginia
Regulating Culture: A Computational Study of the Hip-Hop Censorship in China - Ke Nie, University of California San Diego The White Audience for Black Music - Michael Hughes, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State University; Anthony Kwame Harrison, Virginia Tech
Table 8: Gender and Culture
Table Presider: Anna Michelson, Northwestern University How Gender Affects Film Critics’ Evaluations - Dimitrios Zaras,
Emory University
The Politics of Happily-Ever-After: Envisioning Utopia(s) in Romance Fiction - Anna Michelson, Northwestern University
‘This is Real Beauty’: Defining the Boundaries of Aesthetic Citizenship - Jordan Foster, University of Toronto; David Nicholas Pettinicchio, University of Toronto
Table 9: Cultural Reproduction and Inequality Table Presider: Matthew Stimpson, UC Berkeley Cultural Reproduction as Inheritance of Orientations:
Intergenerational Transmission of Cultural Orientations in Contemporary Finland - Jarmo Kallunki, Tampere University Flexible Selves and Cultural Tastes: Highly Omnivorous Workers and Their Low Earnings Despite High Education - Matthew Stimpson, UC Berkeley
School, Studying, and Smarts: The Gender of Education Across 80 Years of American Print Media, 1930-2009 - Andrei G.
Boutyline, University of Michigan; Devin J. Cornell, Duke University; Alina Arseniev-Koehler, University of California Los Angeles
Charter School Authorizations as Disputes: School Board Member Justifications of Votes in a Neoliberal Context - David Kalim Diehl, Vanderbilt University
Luck and Inequality - Michael Sauder, University of Iowa; Hannah Espy; Jay Sorensen, University of Iowa
Table 10: Market, Precarious Jobs, and Cultural Values Table Presider: Tad P. Skotnicki, University of North Carolina-
Greensboro
Hierarchies, Jobs, “Genius:” A Theory of Gender and Cultural Production - Gillian Gualtieri, New York University Purity Politics? A Civil Project to Purify Consumption - Tad P.
Skotnicki, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
Communicating Diversity: Representational Tokenization Within Corporate Organizations - Allister Pilar Plater, University of Virginia
Culture is the Mother of Risk: Negative Consensus on Result Orientation Norm and Organizational Misconduct - Andrea Cavicchini, IESE Business School
Table 11: Politics and Nation
Table Presider: Moira O'Shea, University of Chicago
Creating the Symbols of the Nation: Toward a Cultural Construction of Nationalism - Moira O'Shea, University of Chicago
Cross-National Comparisons in Epistemic Governance: Analysis of Parliamentary Debates from Eight Countries - Valtteri Vähä- Savo, Tampere University
The Contextual Activation in Belief Networks - Byungkyu Lee, Indiana University
The Emergence and Transformation of Policy Ideas in the U.S.
Congress, 1946-2015 - Akram Al-Turk, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; David Lee Rigby, UNC Chapel Hill The Measurement of Cultural Change in Politically Polarized College
Campuses - Tyler Walton Table 12: Politics and Culture
Table Presider: Ioanna Christodoulaki, Boston University
Party Politics and Disaffection with Democracy in Greece - Ioanna Christodoulaki, Boston University
Overlapping Uncertainties: How Social and Psychological
Uncertainty Has Shaped Recent Conservative Politics - Joseph Lee Crane, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Political Taboos - Patrick Baert, University of Cambridge Populism as Civil Repair - Marcus Morgan, University of Bristol Table 13: Identity, Meaning Making, and the Life Course Table Presider: Martha L. Coe, New York University
Making Motherhood Political: Playground Revolutions and the Reshaping of Motherhood in Taiwan - Pei-Chen Cheng, National Taiwan University
Meaning Making During Emerging Adulthood: A Longitudinal Analysis of Age, Life Stage, Health, and Wellbeing - Patricia Snell Herzog, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis; Jamie Lynn Goodwin, Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy
‘My Mom is Shanghainese Too!’: Language Criticism, Social Class, and the Ambiguity of Shanghainese Identity - Fang Xu, University of California, Berkeley
Table 14: Methods and Culture
Table Presider: Bo Yun Park, Harvard University
Synchrony in Emotional Reactions During Naturalistic Conversation - Alec McGail, Cornell University
Learning from Latency in Sociological Research: Using the Implicit Association Test to Make Sense of Timed-Surveys - Michaël Berghman, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Julian Schaap, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Koen van Eijck, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Willem De Koster, Erasmus University
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Rotterdam; Jeroen van der Waal, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Hybridities on the Final Frontier - Jackie Lee Hogan, Bradley University; James M. Decker, Illinois Central College
A Semi-Automated Method For Extracting Group-Specific Lexicons From Unlabeled Text Corpora - Zackary Dunivin, Indiana University
Social Locations, Contexts, and Value Development: Testing Whether Demographic Predictors of Personal Values Vary Cross-Nationally - Andrew Miles, University of Toronto;
Catherine Tze Hsuan Yeh, University of Toronto Table 15: Artistic Identities and Communities
Table Presider: Jessica Pearce, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Visualizing the Invisibility: Chinese Visual Artists in New York City -
Feng Chen, The New School for Social Research
“Walk on Clog and Just Act Normal”: Defining Collectivity in Dutch Domestic Music - Femke Vandenberg, Erasmus University;
Michaël Berghman, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Koen van Eijck, Erasmus University Rotterdam
When Local Encounters Global: Inhabiting Divergent Conventions in the Chinese Traditional Music World - Jiaxuan Yu, Emory University
Winners Lose: Construction of Professional Identities and Careers Among Korean Poets - Bo Seon Shim, Yonsei University Unpacking Misrecognition in Fields of Musical Consumption:
Audience Composition and the Boundary-Work of Friendship - Kyle Puetz, University of Virginia
Table 16: Social Fields and Ties
Table Presider: Anthony Landers, Rutgers University
Structuring Possibility: Social Ties, Strategy and Identity in Two Alternative Food Projects - Amy E. Jonason, Furman University Sex Panics and Social Fields: Organizational Dynamics in the Anti-
Sex-Trafficking Movement - Libby Trudeau, University of Notre Dame
Social Trajectory and Field Forces in Contemporary China - Yi Yin, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
“I Go Back and Forth”: Reflective Contradiction in Abortion Attitudes - Bridget J. Ritz, University of Notre Dame; Tricia C.
Bruce, University of Notre Dame Table 17: Culture and Cognition
Table Presider: Stephanie Peña-Alves, Rutgers University Culture Beneath Discourse: Theorizing the Properties and
Relationships of Cognitive Cultural Entities - Michael Rotolo, University of Notre Dame
Grounding, Cuing, Affording, Disrupting - Michael Lee Wood, Brigham Young University
Local Similarity and Global Variability Characterize the Semantic Space of Human Languages - James A. Evans, University of Chicago; Molly Lewis, Carnegie Mellon University
Souvenirs and Travel Guides: The Cognitive Sociology of Grieving Public Figures - Daniel Andrew Nolan, University of Washington
The Bestiary in the Candy Aisle: A Framework for Nature in Unexpected Places - Andrew McCumber, University of California, Santa Barbara; Neil P. Dryden, Santa Barbara City College
Table 18: Religion, Memory, and Community Table Presider: Krystal Laryea, Stanford
Is Goth White? Identity Narratives of People of Color in Goth Communities - Ahoo Tabatabai, Columbia College of Missouri Loving God While Becoming Elite: Identity and Group Style
Among Evangelicals at an Elite University - Krystal Laryea, Stanford
Tent Graves of the Great Revival - Ray Hutchison, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
The Very Touch of Endlessness: Space, Place, & Memory in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone - Lindsey A. Freeman, Simon Fraser University
Table 19: Sociology of Knowledge
Table Presider: George M. Thomas, Arizona State University-Tempe Autonomy on the Horizon: Comparing Institutional Approaches to Disability and Elder Care - Adrianna Bagnall-Munson, Columbia University; Guillermina Altomonte, The New School for Social Research
Social Construction of Creative Thinking: A Sociological Analysis of Two Chinese Buddhist Thinkers - Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey
The Societal Culture of University Knowledge - David John Frank, University of California-Irvine; John W. Meyer, Stanford University
1123. Meeting. Section on Crime, Law, and Deviance Business Meeting
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Imperial B, Ballroom Level, 8:30-9:10am
1124. Meeting. Honors Program Kickoff
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, 8:30-10:10am
1127. Section on Children and Youth. Making Research on Children and Youth Matter: Strategies & Challenges Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Yosemite B, Ballroom Level,
8:30-10:10am
Presider: Nora Gross, University of Pennsylvania
Beyond Policing Students: Race, Space, and Discipline Policy Reform in the City of Los Angeles - Terry Allen
Lines of Conflict in Everyday School Life: The Impact of School- Specific Conflicts on Children - Gerlinde Janschitz, University of Graz; Karina Fernandez, University College of Teacher Education Styria
Combatting Institutional Inertia with Participatory Action Research - Saugher Nojan, University of California Santa Cruz
The Effect of Student Body Socioeconomic Composition on Socioeconomic Diversity in Adolescent Friendships - Thomas Wolff, Duke University
Studying the Roles of Nonprofits, Government, and Business in Providing Activities and Services to Youth - Joseph Galaskiewicz, University of Arizona; Kathryn Freeman Anderson, University of Houston; Kendra Thompson-Dyck, University of Arizona
Discussant: C.J. Pascoe, University of Oregon
Session Organizer: Sarah H. Diefendorf, Scholars Strategy Network 1128. Meeting. Section on Marxist Sociology Business Meeting Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Yosemite C, Ballroom Level,
8:30-9:10am
1129. Section on Labor and Labor Movements. New Strategies for Labor
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 1, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Jeffrey S. Rothstein, Grand Valley State University Interstitial Labor Publics and the Contradicting "New Workers'
Movement" in China - Mujun Zhou, Zhejiang University Leveraging Private Power, Enforcing Public Standards: Supply
Chain Agreements in U.S. Agriculture - Kathryn C. Babineau, University of Virginia; Jennifer L. Bair, University of Virginia Politicizing Tech: Lessons in Alternative Labor Organizing from the
Tech Workers Coalition - Larissa Petrucci, University of Oregon Labor Strategy and the Digital Strike: Social Media in the 2018 Red
State Revolts - Eric Benjamin Blanc, NYU
Session Organizer: Jeffrey S. Rothstein, Grand Valley State University
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Teaching and Learning in Sociology
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 3, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Amanda May Jungels, Rice University
From Inclusive to Equitable Pedagogy: How to Design Course Assignments and Learning Activities that Address Structural Inequalities - Michel Estefan, University of California, Berkeley;
Jesse Cordes Selbin, University of Maryland, College Park;
Sarah Dunbrook Macdonald, UC Berkeley
Social Influence, Social Control and Academic Accommodations for Disability: All-Or-Nothing Disability Accommodation Propositions - Derek C. Coates, UC Berkeley
Universal Design for Learning in the Sociology Classroom - Allison C. Carey, Shippensburg University
Session Organizers: Stephanie Medley-Rath, Indiana University- Kokomo; Amanda May Jungels, Rice University
1131. Section on Methodology. Current Progress and Foundational Issues in Sociological Methodology Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 5, 4th Floor,
8:30-10:10am
Presider: Carter T. Butts, University of California-Irvine Length-Biased Sampling as a Unifying Concept in the Social
Sciences - Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, University of Minnesota- Twin Cities
A Method for Empirical Imputation of Incomes from Binned Data - Molly M. King, Santa Clara University
The Latent Ordered Logit Model - Kazuo Yamaguchi, University of Chicago
Statistical Inference for Segregation Indices - Antonio Nanni, Northwestern University
The Application of Satellite Nighttime Lights in Studying Small Area Migrations in European Countries - Xi Chen, Quinnipiac University
Session Organizer: Carter T. Butts, University of California-Irvine 1136. Regular Sessions. Social Reproduction and Educational
Institutions
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 13, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Rachel Keynton, University of Notre Dame
School Choice in a Context of Institutional Mistrust: Strategies of the Black American Middle-Class - Annette Lareau, University of Pennsylvania; Elliot Weininger, SUNY-Brockport; Catherine Warner, AnLar, LLC
The Process of ‘Pushing Out’: An Intersectional Analysis of the Interactions Among School-To-Prison and STEM Pipelines - Jason F. Jabbari, Washington University St Louis; Odis D.
Johnson, Washington University in St. Louis
Cultural Capital and Socioeconomic Inequality in Academic Achievement in China - Yapeng Wang, University of Virginia;
Josipa Roksa, University of Virginia
The Anomaly of Women’s Education: An Examination of Student- Faculty Interactions and Leadership Aspirations - Jennifer Jiwon Lee, Indiana University
Discussant: Linda Renzulli, Purdue University
Session Organizer: Amy Gill Langenkamp, University of Notre Dame 1137. Regular Sessions. Ethnomethodology
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 14, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Kevin A. Whitehead, University of California-Santa Barbara
Category Attribution During Police Encounters: How Officers Assess Mental Health-Related Phenomena - Andre Buscariolli, University of California Santa Barbara
Configuring Prospective Sensations: Experimenters Preparing Participants for What They Will Feel - Christian Greiffenhagen, The Chinese University of Hong Kong; David Edmonds, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
“So You Love Somebody That You Just Met?”: Investigatory Questioning in Police Encounters With the Public - Geoffrey Raymond, University of California-Santa Barbara; Andre Buscariolli, University of California Santa Barbara
Session Organizer: Kevin A. Whitehead, University of California- Santa Barbara
1138. Regular Sessions. Gender Inequality: the Role of Gender Bias and Discrimination
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 15, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Sarah Thebaud, University of California-Santa Barbara I Would Never Date a Man Named Kelly: An Empirical Analysis
of Name-Based Gender Discrimination - Anneliese Ruth Ward; Jonas Helgertz, Centre for Economic Demography and Department of Economic History, Lund University, Minnesota Population Center, University of Minnesota; Rob Warren, University of Minnesota
Sex Ratio and Taste-Based Gender Discrimination in South Korea - ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas; Byeongdon Oh, University of Kansas
Steering Women out of Engineering: Gendered Recommendations from Career Assessment Tools - Mary Blair-Loy, University of California-San Diego; Olga Mayorova, UC San Diego; Rana Hegazy, UC San Diego; Olivia A. Graeve, UC San Diego; Pamela C. Cosman, UC San Diego
Twice as Long, Half as Far: Gender and the Disparate Payoffs of Overwork - Christin L. Munsch, University of Connecticut;
Lindsey Trimble O'Connor, California State University-Channel Islands; Susan Rebecca Fisk, Kent State University
Session Organizer: Youngjoo Cha, Indiana University-Bloomington 1139. Regular Sessions. Immigration Enforcement under the
Trump Administration
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 17, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Kati Barahona-López, University of California, Santa Cruz Collective Liminality: The Spillover Effects of Indefinite Detention
on Immigrant Families - Mirian Giovanna Martinez-Aranda, UCLA
Deportability in the Sanctuary: Central American Immigrants in the San Francisco Bay Area - Florencia Rojo, Colorado College Excluding Criminals or Mothers? How Familial Vicarious
Experiences with Immigration Enforcement Are Interpreted - Blanca A.Ramirez, University of Southern California
How Parental Detentions and Deportations Impact Young Adults’
Roles and Educational Trajectories - Carolina Valdivia, Harvard University
Discussant: Laura E. Enriquez, University of California-Irvine Session Organizer: Veronica Terriquez, University of California-
Santa Cruz
1141. Regular Sessions. Latinx Migration and Incorporation Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 23, 4th Floor,
8:30-10:10am
Presider: Manuel Barajas, California State University-Sacramento Mexican Americans’ Attitudes About Immigration: The Role of
Group Attachment and Regional Context - Casandra Danielle Salgado, Arizona State University-Tempe
(Re)Constructing Home: Experiences of Migration, Settlement and Integration Among 1.5-Generation Migrants - Heidy Sarabia, California State University-Sacramento; Laura Zaragoza, CSU Sacramento
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The Nationalization of Collective Action - Maria De Jesus Mora, University of California Merced
Transnational Moral Panic: Neoliberalism and the Spectre of MS-13 - Steven Osuna, California State University-Long Beach
White Employers of Napa Valley: Perspectives on Latino Labor and the Wine Industry - Juan Salinas, University of North Florida Session Organizer: Manuel Barajas, California State University-
Sacramento
1142. Regular Sessions. Sociology of Science II: Making Knowledge, Molding Practice
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Union Square 25, 4th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Miranda R. Waggoner, Florida State University Removing or Reinforcing Binaries? Reshaping the Human Body
and Society Though DIY Science - Michelle Hannah Smirnova, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Experimental (Re)structuring: Shifting Place, Time, and Social Ties Among Medical Research Participants - Kaitlyn Jaffe, University of British Columbia
Academic Capitalism and the Normalization of Genome Editing - Santiago José Molina, University of California Berkeley Genetic Expertise and Genetic Experts in the Post-Genomic Era:
Genetic Counselors and Professional Boundary Making - Susan Markens, CUNY-Lehman College
Producing Perceptions of Pesticide Safety: New Zealand’s Painted Apple Moth Campaign - Manuel Vallee, University of Auckland Session Organizer: Miranda R. Waggoner, Florida State University 1143. Regular Sessions. Law and Society: Power, Boundaries, and
Justice
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Nob Hill 1, 6th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Di Wang, University of Wisconsin-Madison Dark Law - Stephen Smith Cody, Suffolk Law
Dependent or Delinquent? How Court Actors Determine Crossover Youths' Status in Juvenile Court - Catherine Sirois, Stanford University
El Que Nada Debe, Nada Teme: State Violence at the U.S.-Mexico Ports of Entry - Estefania Castaneda Perez
How Americans Talk About Separation of Church and State: Moral Frameworks of Justice and Care - Kathleen E. Hull, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Private Police and the Delegated Security State - Xavier Durham Discussant: Di Wang, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Session Organizer: Kathryne M. Young, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
1144. Regular Sessions. Mental Health
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Nob Hill 2, 6th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Christy LaShaun Erving, Vanderbilt University Mental Health Among Ethnically Diverse Asian Immigrants:
Re-evaluating the Stress Process Paradigm - Yvonne Chen, Vanderbilt University; Christy LaShaun Erving, Vanderbilt University
Status Variation in Anticipatory Stressors and Their Associations with Depressive Symptoms - Matthew K. Grace, Hamilton College
Stressful Anticipation of Police Brutality and the Mental Health of Racialized Populations - Sirry Alang, Lehigh University; Donna D. McAlpine, University of Minnesota; Malcolm MClain, Greater Newark Conservancy, Newark, New Jersey
The Intergenerational Transmission of Gender Role Attitudes and Implications for Mental Health in Mid-Adulthood - Blair Wheaton, University of Toronto
Session Organizer: Alisa K. Lincoln, Northeastern University
1145. Regular Sessions. From Brexit to Trump: Insights from Political Sociologists on Power, Politics and Democracy Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Nob Hill 4, 6th Floor,
8:30-10:10am
Presider: Kathleen (KT) Tobin, State University of New York - New Paltz
A Divided Kingdom? Issue and Party Alignment among the British Public, 1983-2017 - Stuart Malcolm Perrett, New York University
Democratic Discord and the Rise of the Populist Right in Western Europe - Monica Prasad, Northwestern University
New Abortion Measures Account for Americans’ Ambivalence and Improve Political Predictions - Sarah K. Cowan, New York University; Michael Hout, New York University; Stuart Malcolm Perrett, New York University
Calling Out Our Own: Shared Vs. Oppositional Partisanship and Perceptions of Political Incivility - Robin Stryker, Purdue University; Bethany Conway-Silva, California Polytechnic Universeity; Vasundhara Kaul, Purdue University
Gender Differential Effect of College on Socio-Political Orientation Over 40 Years—a Propensity Score Weighting Approach. - Achim Edelmann, University of Bern; Stephen Vaisey, Duke University
Session Organizer: Salina Abji, Carleton University
1146. Regular Sessions. Food and Agriculture I: Food Security and Food Justice
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Nob Hill 6, 6th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Kara Alexis Young, Ohio State University
Homeless and Hungry: Food Insecurity in the Land of Plenty - Kevin M. Fitzpatrick, University of Arkansas; Don Edward Willis, University of Arkansas - Little Rock
Farm to Food Bank: A Food Bank's Network of Locally Produced Food - Alana Haynes Stein, University of California, Davis;
Catherine Brinkley, University of California, Davis
Relational and Logistical Dimensions of Agricultural Food Recovery:
Evidence from California Growers and Recovery Organizations - Kelsey Meagher, UC Davis; Anne Gillman, American River College; David Campbell, University of California, Davis;
Edward Spang, University of California, Davis
The Dynamics Between the Food Environment and Residential Segregation: An Analysis of Metropolitan Areas. - Ferzana Havewala, University of Baltimore
Gentrification, White Anxiety, and the Ascendancy of the Food Desert Trope: Autoethnographic Reflections from Brooklyn - Justin Sean Myers, California State University-Fresno Session Organizer: Yuki Kato, Georgetown University 1147. Regular Sessions. Identities and Attitudes
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Nob Hill 8, 6th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Lisa Slattery Walker, University of North Carolina- Charlotte
Punishments and the Dominance Identity in Exchange Networks - Peter J. Burke, University of California, Riverside; Jan E. Stets, University of California-Riverside; Scott V. Savage, University of Houston
Refusing Inequality: Curbing Structural Inequality in a Reciprocal Exchange Network Via the Possibility of Rejection - Scott V.
Savage, University of Houston; Monica M. Whitham, Oklahoma State University
Authority, Tension, and the Constraint of Attitude Change in Groups - Craig M. Rawlings, Duke University
Does Employees’ Behavior Change Our Feelings About Their Organization? Affective Sentiment Sharing and Impression Transfer - Daniel B. Shank, Missouri University of Science &
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Technology
Session Organizer: David M. Melamed, Ohio State University 1148. Regular Sessions. Internal Migration: Processes and
Consequences
Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Nob Hill 10, 6th Floor, 8:30-10:10am
Presider: Sara R. Curran, University of Washington
Effect Pathways of Paternal Labor Migration on Left-behind Children's Long-term Educational Attainment in Rural China - Wensong Shen, University of Pennsylvania; Li-Chung Hu, National Chengchi University; Emily Carroll Hannum, University of Pennsylvania
Internal Migration and Health in South Africa: Processes of Selection and Healthcare Utilization - Carren Ginsburg, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; Mark Collinson, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; F. Xavier Gomez-Olive, University of the Witwatersrand; Mark Gross, Cabrini University; Sadson Harawa, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; Mark Lurie, Brown University; Keith Mukwonda, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa;
Chantel Ferreira Pheiffer, Brown University; Stephen Tollman, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa;
Rebecca Wang, Brown University; Michael J. White, Brown University
One Event, Two Processes, and Migration in Young Adulthood - Jonathan Horowitz, Carolina Population Center; Barbara Entwisle, Univ. of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
The Networks of Inter-County Migration Flows in the U.S. - Peng Huang, University of California, Irvine; Carter T. Butts, University of California-Irvine
Discussant: Zhenxiang Chen
Session Organizer: Yao Lu, Columbia University 1151. Ideas for Future Research Roundtable Parc55, Embarcadero, Level 3, 8:30-10:10am
Session Organizer: Mary Nell Trautner, University at Buffalo, SUNY Presider: Mary Nell Trautner, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Table 1: Weight Matters
Presider: Dominique Scott, University of Texas
A Dance With Two Left Shoes: Shapeshifting, Fatphobia, and Surveillance - Dominique Scott, University of Texas
Disordered Eating Behaviors and Weight Attitudes Among Fashion Students - Dawnn Karen, Fashion Institute of Technology Table 2: Sex & Relationships
Presider: Lynnette Priscilla Coto, Louisiana State University
“He Really Wanted His Bottom Stretched Out”: An Examination of Pegging - Lynnette Priscilla Coto, Louisiana State University
“People See You As a Dollar Sign”: Reality of Hook-Up Culture for Black College Football Players - Lynnette Priscilla Coto, Louisiana State University
Table 3: Adapting Sociology to Changing Landscapes
Presider: Karen Phelan Kozlowski, University of Southern Mississippi Adapting Sociology in a Changing Higher Ed Landscape - Karen
Phelan Kozlowski, University of Southern Mississippi Highlighting the Sociological Advantage in the Fourth Industrial
Revolution - Allen Kim, International Christian University Table 4: Sociology of Education
Presider: Hannah Hertenstein, The University of Arizona Resilience and Community: A Story of Charter School Closure -
Hannah Hertenstein, The University of Arizona
The University’s Evolving Relationship with the State, the Market, and the Public - Alwyn Lim, University of Southern California;
Hiro Saito, Singapore Management University
Table 5: Religion and Identity
Presider: Kenneth Ray Culton, Niagara University
Religion and Youth- New Research Directions - Kenneth Ray Culton, Niagara University
Religiosity and Identity Among Second-Generation Iranian Immigrants in the United States - Ali Akbar Mahdi, Lecturer, Cal. State Uni., Northridge; Ahmad Khalili
Table 6: Public Housing and Public Parks
Presider: Greer Ayanna Hamilton, Boston University
Green Rules Everything Around Me (G.R.E.A.M): Racism, the Built Environment, and Philanthropy. - Greer Ayanna Hamilton, Boston University
The Effect of Public Housing Authority Organizational Performance on the Quality of Public Housing Developments - Imari Z.
Smith, Duke University; Warren Lowell, Duke University Table 7: Caregiving
Presider: Liwen Zeng, University of Arizona
Early Retirement, Grandchild Caregiving, and Mental Health in the Chinese Context - Liwen Zeng, University of Arizona
Family Caregiving and Care Work Across the Life Course - Rebecca L. Utz, University of Utah
Table 8: LGBT Families and Life Course
Presider: Anna Muraco, Loyola Marymount University LGBT Aging: Queering the Life Course - Anna Muraco, Loyola
Marymount University
The Hegemonic Idea of the Family and its Impact on Strained Parental Relationships in LGBTQ+ Communities - Andy Walter Holmes, University of Toronto; Sara Mizen, University of Toronto
Table 9: Professionals and Decision Making Presider: Cecilia Y. Norquist, Uppsala University
Embodying Two Sides of the Law: Exploring Emotional Capital in Legal and Medical Decision-Making - Cecilia Y. Norquist, Uppsala University; Josephine T. V. Greenbrook, University of Edinburgh, School of Law/University of Gothenburg, Sahlgrenska Academy Medical School
Local Culture, State, and Neo-Liberal Strategy: An Ethnography of China’s Pharmaceutical Industry - Fen Dai, Yonsei University Table 10: Ideas for Methods and Collaborations
Presider: Abigail Jorgensen, University of Notre Dame Borders and Barriers to International Collaboration - Connie L.
McNeely, George Mason University
Productive Methods - Abigail Jorgensen, University of Notre Dame Table 11: Dance, Sport, and Embodiment
Presider: Carmela Muzio Dormani, CUNY Graduate Center Sociology of Body: The Embodment of Sport and Videogames:
Comparative Analsysis of Physical and Digital Emobidment - Andrew Gutiereez, University of Colorado boulder
Toward a Sociology of Dance - Carmela Muzio Dormani, CUNY Graduate Center
Table 12: Social Integration
Presider: Andreea Nica, Western New Mexico University (Re)conceptualizing Emotional Capital and Intimacy in a
Sociological Context: The Authentic Revolution - Andreea Nica, Western New Mexico University
Sociology of Boredom - Elina Tochilnikova, Arbour Counseling Table 13: Gender, Sexuality, and Victimization
Presider: Afroza Anwary, Minnesota State Univ-Mankato Illegible Citizens in Toronto’s Bruce McArthur Case: The
Necropolitics of Serial Killer Victims - Andy Walter Holmes, University of Toronto
Sexual Violence Against Women as a Weapon of Rohingya Genocide in Myanmar - Afroza Anwary, Minnesota State Univ- Mankato
