PSA 90th Annual Conference Program (PSA 2019)

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The Pacific Sociological Association’s 90th Annual Meeting

Engaging Millennials: Researching and Teaching about Power, Diversity, and Change

Thursday, March 28 to Sunday, March 31, 2019 In Oakland, California President: Elaine Bell Kaplan, U. of Southern California Vice President: Kathy Kuipers, U. of Montana

2019 Program Committee

Program Chair Sharon K. Davis, University of La Verne

Shweta Adur, CSU Los Angeles---Regional Studies, Transnationalism, Globalization, and Development Manuel Barajas, CSU Sacramento---Latinx Sociology Christopher Chase Dunn, UC Riverside---Politics and the State (Political Sociology) Sharon K. Davis, University of La Verne---Childhood and Youth Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College---Environmental Sociology Sharon Elise, CSU San Marcos---Graduate Fair Glenn Goodwin, University of La Verne---Theory Margaret Gough, University of La Verne---Medical Sociology and Health Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University---Ethnography; Food and Society Jill Harrison, University of Oregon---Work and Organizations Jacob Huang, California Baptist University---Asian/Asian American Sociology Joe Johnston, Gonzaga University---Education—other than Higher Education Robert Kettlitz, Hastings College---Undergraduate Roundtables and Posters Augustine Kposowa, UC Riverside---Peace, War, and the Military Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University---Social Movements and Social Change Reid Leamaster, Glendale Community College (AZ)---Religion (including Sociology of Islam) Jackie Logg, Cabrillo College---Teaching Sociology: Community Colleges Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino---Race/Ethnicity Susan Murray, San Jose State University---Teaching Sociology Sophie Nathenson, Oregon Institute of Technology---Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside---Crime, Law, and Deviance Jodi O’Brien, Seattle University---Sexualities Laury Oaks, UC Santa Barbara---Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics Robert Obrien, University of Oregon---Methods; Population and Demography Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University---Gender Daniel Olmos, CSU Northridge---Migration/Immigration Ranita Ray, University of Nevada Las Vegas---Social Stratification, Inequality, and Poverty Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College---Art, Culture, and Popular Culture; Media and Communication Michelle Robertson, St. Edwards University---Sport and Leisure Bill Rocque, University of Redlands---Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach---Graduate Fair; Race, Class and Gender Elizabeth Sowers, CSU Channel Islands---Economic Sociology Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology---Science and Technology Megan Thiele, San Jose State University---Education—Higher Education Deborah Thorne, University of Idaho---Life Course and Aging Carol Ward, Brigham Young University---Urban and Community Studies Jake Wilson, CSU Long Beach---Labor and Labor Movements; Marxist Sociology/Critical Sociology

From Program Chair Sharon K. Davis I first began attending the annual meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association in 1975, as a first-year graduate student. The intellectual stimulation, the opportunity to meet some of my academic role models, the professional networking, and feeling welcome in the sociological community have kept me committed to the organization ever since.

I wish to thank many people for keeping the PSA vibrant and relevant, and for contributing to the success of the 2019 annual meeting. First, thank you to Executive Director, Lora Bristow, for her leadership and for being the glue that holds us together, who believed I could be an effective Program Chair. Second, thank you to the Amys; Amy Orr and Amy Leisenring, for your guidance and support. Third, thank you to President Elaine Bell Kaplan for your clarity of vision and collaboration. Working with you has been a wonderful experience. And finally, a big thank you to the 2019 Program Committee. Your hard work and willingness to serve makes it all possible. To the new, the continuing, and the multiple session organizers; your commitment and generosity inspires and humbles me. You are my heroes and major contributors to the intellectual excellence, diversity, and inclusivity of these meetings.

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Table of Contents Note from President Elaine Bell Kaplan……………………………………….….4 Meeting Highlights……………………………………………………….…….4-11 PSA Committee Lists and Meetings..………………….........……..4 Presidential Sessions……………………………………………..5-7 PSA Awards 2018………..……………………….………………..7 Receptions and Special Events………………………………….....8 Sessions Sponsored by Committees……………………………….8 Author-Meets-Critics Sessions………………………….………9-10 Sessions of Special Interest to Students…………………………..10 Thursday, March 28——Overview…..…….………………………...…….….…11 Thursday Sessions……….…………………………..……..….12-17 Friday, March 29——Overview…………..……………………………….…….18 Friday Sessions…………….……….…………………….…....19-31 Saturday, March 30——Overview………………………………….….…..…….32 Saturday Sessions…………………………………………...…33-47 Sunday, March 31——Overview…..…………………………………….….…...47 Sunday Sessions………..………………………………….…..48-52 Index of Participants (by Session Number)………………………………......52-55 Past Presidents and Meetings……………………………………………..…..56-57

2018-19 PSA Officers and Council (Board of Directors) President: Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California VP: Kathy Kuipers, University of Montana Treasurer: Patricia A. Gwartney, University of Oregon Secretary: Tina Burdsall, Portland State University Council: Linda Henderson, St. Mary’s University, Calgary Marcia Hernandez, University of the Pacific Sharon Elise, CSU San Marcos Lora Vess, University of Alaska Southeast Susan Mannon, University of the Pacific Katja Guenther, UC Riverside Graduate Student Representative: Uriel Serrano, UC Santa Cruz (also Past President Amy Orr, Linfield College; Past Vice President Wendy Ng, San Jose State University; President Elect Dennis Downey, CSU Channel Islands; Vice President Elect Ellen Reese, UC Riverside) 2019-2020 PSA Officers and Council (Board of Directors) President: Dennis J. Downey, CSU Channel Islands Vice President: Reese, UC Riverside Treasurer: Patricia A. Gwartney, University of Oregon Treasurer-Elect: Christine E. Bose, SUNY & UW Secretary: Amy Leisenring, San Jose State University Council: Lora Vess, University of Alaska Southeast Susan Mannon, University of the Pacific Katja Guenther, UC Riverside Kelley D. Strawn, Willamette University Ynez Wilson Hirst, Saint Mary’s College Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus Grad Student Representative: Michelle Alexander, University of Oregon (also Past President Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California; Past VP Kathy Kuipers, University of Montana; President Elect Sharon K. Davis, University of La Verne; Vice President Elect Gary Hytrek, CSU Long Beach) PSA Staff: Lora Bristow, Executive Director P.O. Box 4161, Arcata CA 95521 executivedirector@pacificsoc.org www.pacificsoc.org Editors, Sociological Perspectives: Matthew Carlson, Hyeyoung Woo, and Lindsey Wilkinson, Portland State University Managing Editor, Elizabeth Withers, Portland State University

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Thank you for electing me as your President…

It is with great humility that I want to thank you for electing me to serve as your 2019 President. We will celebrate PSA’s 90th year of investing in and mentoring sociologists, including future sociologists—young people who often do not have a say in this society.

I cannot thank you enough for providing me with an appreciation for all the PSA does to support its members—and for the committees, presenters, and volunteers who are assisting me in bringing all of these events together. And thanks to Lora Bristow and Sharon Davis—you both gave me so much support.

It is exciting to be part of an organization that embraces the work of members from the surrounding communities at its meetings.

Thank you for all of your hard work in pulling this gathering together. I am looking forward to seeing you in the hallways, at panel discussions, or milling around the wine, coffee and food areas.

Elaine Bell Kaplan

Awards Committee

PSA Committees and Meeting Times

Friday, March 29, 8:30-10:00 am, Uptown Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University Elizabeth Sowers, CSU Channel Islands Faye Wachs, Cal Poly Pomona Deborah Paterniti, Sonoma State University Christina Sanchez Volatier, U. of Western NM To begin service in 2019: Miriam Abelson, Portland State University Ethel Nicdao, CSU San Bernardino

Rights, Liberties and Social Justice

Friday, March 29 3:30-5 pm, Uptown Desire Anastasia-Cartwright, MSU Denver Sabrina Alimahomed-Wilson, CSU L.Beach Heather Marek, University of Oregon Zendina Mostert, Salt Lake Comm. College To begin service in 2019: Heidi Esbensen, Portland State University Anthony Villareal, Monterey Peninsula College

Committee on Community Colleges

Friday, March 29, 10:15-11:45 am, OCC 212 Ami Mezahav, Flathead Valley Comm.College Sneha Dutta, CSU Stanislaus Michael Mulcahy, C Washinton University Tonmar Johnson, Solano Comm. College To begin service in 2019: Sharon Yee, Chandler Gilbert Comm. Coll.

Anthony Silvaggio, Humboldt State U.

Freedom of Research and Teaching Friday, March 29, 1:45-3:15 pm, Uptown Berch Berberoglu, U. of Nevada Reno Allison Ford, University of Oregon Daniel Morrison, Vanderbilt University Pete Simi, Chapman University

Practicing, Applied, &Clinical Sociology

Status of LGBTQ Persons in Sociology Friday, March 29, 3:30-5 pm, OCC 212 Sean Davis, Mira Costa College Griff Tester, Central Washington University Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University Janae Teal, Humboldt County DHHS To begin service in 2019: Dana Nakano, CSU Stanislaus Rocio Garcia, UC Los Angeles

Committee on the Status of Women

Friday, March 29, 1:45-3:15 pm, OCC 212 Alicia M. Gonzales, CSU San Marcos Michelle Robertson, St. Edward’s University Ryanne Pilgeram, U. of Idaho Sojung Lim, Utah State University To begin service in 2019: Alicia Bonaparte, Pitzer College Emily Drew, Willamette University

Committee on Teaching

Saturday, March 30, 1:45-3:15 pm, Uptown Jason Leiker, Utah State University Michelle Robertson, St. Edward’s Jennifer Puentes, Eastern Oregon U. To being service in 2019: Leontina Hormel, University of Idaho Vincent Laus, CSU Stanislaus

Emeritus and Retired Sociologists

Thursday, March 28, 12:00-1:30 pm, Uptown Gary Cretser, CSU Pomona Tony Cortese, Southern Methodist University Glenn Goodwin, University of La Verne Don Barrett, CSU San Marcos To begin service in 2019: Kathy Kaiser, CSU Chico Marie Butler, Oxnard College

Thursday, March 28, 1:45-3:15 pm, Uptown Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College Danielle Duckett, CSU Sacramento Vikas Gumbhir, Gonzaga University Lori Fazzino, University of Nevada Las Vegas To begin service in 2019: Ting Jiang, Metropolitan State U, Denver.

Social Conscience Committee--2019 Patricia Drew, CSU East Bay Natalie Ingraham, CSU East Bay Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford

Nominations Committee (2019 Ballot)

Thursday, March 28, 4:00-5:15 pm, Oakland Elaine Bell Kaplan, U. of Southern California Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Todd Migliaccio, CSU Sacramento

Publications Committee

Friday, March 29, 10:15-11:45 am, Uptown Matthew Carlson, Sociological Perspectives Hyeyoung Woo, Sociological Perspectives Lindsey Wilkinson, Sociological Perspectives Lora Bristow, The Pacific Sociologist Robert Futrell, U. Nevada Las Vegas Marta Elliott, University of Nevada Reno Janine Schipper, Northern Arizona University Allison Hurst, Oregon State University Carl Stempel, CSU East Bay To begin service in 2019: Ryan Light, University of Oregon Chioun Lee, UC Riverside

Committee on Committees

Saturday, March 30, 12:00-1:30 pm, Uptown Celeste Atkins, Cochise College Lisa Jones, University of the Pacific Matthew Grindal, U. of Idaho Anthony Roberts, CSU Los Angeles To begin service in 2019: Judy Hennessy, Central Washington U.

Thursday, March 28, 4:00-5:15 pm, Oakland Kathy Kuipers, University of Montana Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside Shirley Jackson, Portland State University Christy Glass, Utah State University Katy Pinto, CSU Dominguez Hills Nicole Willms, Gonzaga University Aya Kimura Ida, CSU Sacramento Richelle Swan, CSU San Marcos

PSA Endowment Committee

All Committee Sharing

Saturday, March 30, 10:15-11:45 am, Uptown Sophie Nathenson, Oregon Inst. of Tech.

Stephanie Machado, Oregon Inst. of Tech.

Jacob Huang, Fresno Pacific University Stephen Steele, Emeritus/Retired Meggan Jordan, CSU Stanislaus To begin service in 2019: Allison Cantwell, UC Riverside Carol Ward, Brigham Young University

Membership Committee

Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities

Saturday, March 30, 8:30-10:00 am, Uptown Stephanie Anckle, Claremont Graduate U. Amanda Shigihara , SUNY at Old Westbury Susan Murray, San Jose State University Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College To begin service in 2019: Wendy Ng, San Jose State University Elizabeth Bennett, Central NM Comm. Coll.

Friday, March 29, 8:30-10:00 am, OCC 212 Nelson Pichardo Almanzar, C. Washington Shweta Adur, CSU Fullerton Christina Baker, Sonoma State U. Xuan Santos, CSU San Marcos Lori Walkington, UC Riverside To begin service in 2019: Marcia Hernandez, U. of the Pacific Claudia Lopez, CSU Long Beach

Student Affairs Committee

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Saturday, March 30 3:30-5:00 pm, Uptown Representatives of committees meet to share, collaborate, etc.

The free PSA program app has the most up-to-date information. Download Socio from socio.events/app/get then search for “pacific” or “Pacific Sociological Association 90th Annual Conference”. Use passphrase PacSoc2019 to join.

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Presidential Sessions Thursday, March 28

12:00-1:30 pm Presidential Panel: Millennials and Moral Panic Thursday

OCC 208

1:45-3:15 pm Presidential Panel: Millennials in Social Movements

OCC 208

3:30-5:00 pm Presidential Panel: Enduring Issues Facing Latinx Millenials

OCC 208

5:15-6:45 pm Presidential Session: Film: F R E E: The Power of Performance

OCC 201

Organizer: Elaine Bell Kaplan Presider: Roberto Rivera, UC Riverside: Criminal Justice System James Mckeever, Pierce College: Teaching Millennials April Koeberle, CSU San Marcos: War, Trauma, and Moral Injury: Women Veteran Experiences in Continuous War— Millennials Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University: Millennials’ Experience of Transitions to Adulthood: The Case of Korea This panel will discuss the need for evolving teaching methods to meet the needs of Millennials and Generation Z. Particular attention will be given to the use of technology, popular culture, and social media sites in making the information relevant and keeping the interest of these generations.

Organizer: Elaine Bell Kaplan Presider: Hajar Yazdiha, USC: Social Movements Chelsea Johnson, USC: TeamNatural: Black Beauty and Millennial Forms of Resistance LaToya Council, USC: Provision in Families: Professional Black Men's Perception of Breadwinning in the 21st Century Karina Santellano USC: The DACA Program: Undocumented College Students & Dream How are millennials leading the charge in contemporary social change? Through rich studies of beauty politics and the Natural Hair Movement, Black men shaping new masculinities at work and home, and undocumented students navigating institutions of higher education, this panel explores how millennials are bridging and forging new communities, generating hybridized identities that challenge fixed conceptions of identity, and developing new mechanisms for changing the world around them.

Organizer/Presider: Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, USC: Home/Hogar Edward Flores, UC Merced: Justice/Justicia Emir Estrada, Arizona State: Family Work/Trabajo en Familia Glenda Flores, UC Irvine: Generations/Generaciones This panel focuses on Latinx millennials. What are some of the key social issues they face in the early 21rst century, and how did previous young generations of Chicanas/os, Latinas/os and Mexican-Americans contend with these challenges in other historical eras? Each presentation will use empirical research and analysis to focus on a particular theme: justice, generations, family work, and home.

Organizer/Presider: Sharon K. Davis, University of La Verne Suzanne LaFetra Collier, Producer/Director F R E E: The Power of Performance is an award-winning documentary film following five teenagers who use dance and spoken word to transcend the violence, broken families and poverty in their lives. The film captures a life-changing year with the Destiny Arts Center in Oakland, California, as they work together to create a performance based on their life stories. The film spotlights the power of artistic expression as the teens push themselves beyond their struggles to find strength, resilience and hope for the future.

Friday, March 29

10:15-11:45 am Presidential Distinguished Speakers Panel: Celebrating PSA 90 years: Presenting the Past and Present to Address the Challenges Facing Millennials in the Future OCC 208

Organizer/Presider: Elaine Bell Kaplan Dean Dorn, Emeritus Professor, CSU Sacramento Sharon K. Davis, University of La Verne Amy J. Orr, Linfield College Three professors with extensive participation in PSA will discuss the past, present, and future of PSA, sociology, and millennials. Dean Dorn, Emeritus Professor, CSU Sacramento, was Secretary/Treasurer/Executive Director and 'everything' for PSA from 1993 to 2010. Sharon Davis, 2019 Program Chair, has been an active participant in PSA for many years. She has served as PSA Vice President, chaired numerous PSA committees, and presented research papers annually. Amy Orr, 2017-18 President of PSA, has been active in PSA since 2002, and has served as board member of AKD since 2012.

12:00-1:30 pm Presidential Session: Public Sociology in the Era of Trump: A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild and Michael Burawoy Organizer/Presider: Elaine Bell Kaplan OCC 208

Arlie Hochschild, Professor Emeritus, UC Berkeley Michael Burawoy, Professor, UC Berkeley Two prominent public sociologists from UC Berkeley will discuss their ideas and research about public sociology today in conversation with PSA President Elaine Bell Kaplan, in an informal format with audience participation. Arlie Hochschild is the author of the National Book Award Finalist and New York Times bestseller Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right (2016), based on five years of research with Tea Party supporters in Louisiana, as well as The Second Shift (1989), The Managed Heart (1979), and other sociological classics. Michael Burawoy, author of Manufacturing Consent: Changes in the Labor Process Under Monopoly Capitalism (1982) and numerous articles, is an advocate of public sociology, and a scholar of capitalism, socialism, postcolonialism, methodology, and social movements to look at globalization from below, as it is lived. The conversation will be facilitated by Elaine Bell Kaplan, whose work uses a race/class/gender perspective to explore the lives of youth. Her most recent book is "We Live in the Shadow": Inner-City Kids Tell Their Stories Through Photographs, is an ethnographic study that explores life from the perspectives of Black and Latino inner-city kids. Her focus is on how inner-city kids make decisions to help them cope with family life, peer relations and academic achievement and handle the negative options that can make poverty a life sentence; pregnancy, gang involvement and drug abuse.

1:45-3:15 pm Presidential Panel: Engaging Millennials in Sociological Theory, sponsored by the Emeritus and Retired Sociologists Committee OCC 208 5

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3:30-5:00 pm Presidential Session: Hip Hop for Change Presents THE MC: Theory of Hip Hop Evolution, Music, and Culture Organizer: Elaine Bell Kaplan OCC 208

Presentation by Oakland non-profit Hip Hop for Change on the history and culture of hip hop and how local, communitybased hip hop can be a social movement for challenging white supremacy, patriarchy, homophobia, and materialism and support empowerment, education, and efficacy. This presentation is similar to those given by Hip Hop for Change in schools around the Bay Area. Description: This engaging and interactive presentation will provide an in depth look into the history and development of Hip Hop, starting from it's humble beginnings in The Bronx and its growth into a worldwide multi-cultural movement and vehicle for social justice, youth self expression and entrepreneurship, shifting and shaking the worlds of art, entertainment and global pop culture. Features Marlon (UnLearn The World) Richardson,

5:15-6:45 pm Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony

Presentation of PSA 2019 Awards, followed by President Elaine Bell Kaplan’s address,

Jr. Ballroom

“The Millennial Leftists are Emerging: Are Sociologists Ready for Them?”

This discussion of Millennials, including the Z generation (born between 1997 and 2000) takes a look at a new generation who became adults in this millennium/century (Pew Center Research, 2019). To some, the word “Millennial” sounds like a dirty word. The “M” word, let’s call it. Unfortunately, being associated with this word comes with a few negative connotations— whether deserved or not. Often, those connotations extend to the way Millennials are viewed as the “me” generation, who expect more than they deserve. One especially pervasive trope about Millennials is that they're inherently narcissistic, as documented by their attachment to their phones, their penchant for selfies, and their desire to share every aspect of their lives online. Despite these negative stereotypes, according to my research and that of others, we are encountering a generation that is willing to challenge the status quo.

But there is a critical issue that we should note. Several analysts have suggested that there is a gathering storm. Some Millennials believe, especially those in academia, that social science is tied to old theories and ideologies about race and gender, among other inconsistencies. These old ideas, as they see it, do not resonate with their views regarding equity. This view suggests that Millennials will continue to challenge the status quo. It may be that in the future most surveys will support multiple gender and race identities.

Several questions come to mind. How do we, as sociologists with our sense of history and other issues such as racial and gender inequality, help them along the way? Are we ready for this generation? Are they ready for us?

6:45-8:30 pm Presidential Reception

Skyline

Featuring special performances by graduate students in the dance program at Mills College Volar—Choreographer Andrea Salazar; performers Francesca Cipponeri, Maya Lopez, Augustin Beall, Crystal Gwyn, Xiuting Hong, Shayna Berkowitz, Nomvula Mbambo, Andrea Salazar We Were Not Brought This Far to Fail—Choreographer Latanya D. Tigner; performers Casondra Bueche, Kaiyi Du, Kenya Hilliard, Ariel Green-Hill, Christan Thompson, Andrea Salazar, Andrea Schmidt; music by David Holland (arrangement Matthew H. Camp), Sekou Gibson; costumes by Dorcas Mba This piece honors those warriors in our lives (ancestors and living) who speak out, fight, nurture, remind, and encourage us to demand justice in all aspects of humanity.

Gold Frame—Choreographer Stephanie Hewett; performer Stephanie Hewett; music/text by Lemia Monet-Bodden Forgiveness—Choreographer Xiuting Hong; performers Taeylor White, Sara Lavalley

Saturday, March 30

12:00-1:30 pm Presidential Panel: In Millennial Footsteps: Generation Z’s High School Student Movement Organizer/Presider: Uriel Serrano, UC, Santa Cruz OCC 208

Jamileh Ebrahimi, Youth Organizing Director, RYSE Youth Center, Richmond Jose Orellana, LOUD for Tomorrow Veronica Terriquez, UC Santa Cruz Tony Douangviseth, Executive Director, Youth Together This panel draws together some of California’s youth activists, youth organizers, and sociology’s leading scholars of youth social movements to lead a discussion on youth mobilization in the California context. The panelists have participated and/or researched educational justice organizing, youth voter engagement and mobilization, and immigrant youth movements. This panel will address the diversity of past and current youth activism in Los Angeles, the Central Valley, and the Bay Area, and it will present an opportunity to reflect on the role of sociologist and sociological research in community-based organizing.

Sunday, March 31

8:30-10:00 am Presidential Session: Millennials, Gender and Inequality, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women Organizer/Presider: Sojung Lim, Utah State University OCC 208

What Millennials Think About Their Future? A Cross-National Study of Millennials` Aspiration, Soo-Yeon Yoon, Sonoma State Seeing the Light? Persistence in Individual Explanations for Gender Inequality, Emily Carian, Stanford University; Amy Johnson, Stanford University Fat Women on Instagram: Gendered and Racialized Constructions of Sexual Subjectivity Through Social Media Amanda Rodriguez, University of California Santa Barbara

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10:15-11:45 am Presidential Session: #NextGenBlackSoc: New Directions in the Sociology of Black Millennials Organizer/Presider: Candice Robinson, University of Pittsburgh OCC 208

This multigenerational panel of advanced graduate students will discuss the way their research topics are brought together by the broad subject of Black Millennials and anchored in building towards a community of the Next Generation of Black Sociologists. Each of their research interests enter the conversation concerning the everyday life of this cohort of Black people from different subjects: civic engagement; family; gender; hiphop/pop culture, and religious identity. A panel discussion style surrounding these varying entry points allows for the panelists to discuss the unexpected variations that emerge when observing populations that are seemingly similar. In addition to their specific subject areas, each person will outline how their research methods take into consideration the use of the internet for context and as a way to contact this population for the use of ethnographic and interview work. Concluding with an informal discussion with the attendees, this panel will be informative with a mission to advance scholarly research in Sociology and more specifically on the everyday life of Black Millennials. Papers: Young, Black, and Ambitious: Black Middle Class Millennials` Commitment to Community Candice Robinson, University of Pittsburgh Black Christian Millennials: Reconciling Racial and Religious Tensions Shaonta` Allen, University of Cincinnati "That Was the Sin That Did Jezebel In": Black Women`s Recollection and Reclamation of Their Sexuality Ifeyinwa Davis, Louisiana State University The Everyday as Problematic: Using Millennial Pop Culture to Explicate Social Theory Maretta McDonald, Louisiana State University

12:00-1:30 pm Presidential Session: Reconstructing Expertise on Resistance: What We Can Learn from Young Communities of Color Mobilizing against Social Inequality OCC 208

Organizer/Presider: Theresa Johnson, University of California Santa Cruz This panel will enact a critical dialogue on community resistance and youth agency and resilience to bridge the gap between scholar activism and youth-led community-based efforts combating social injustices. Historically, critical dialogue has omitted low-income communities of color and youth voices. Academic spaces often remain inaccessible to community members in a multitude of ways: geographically, structurally, and intellectually. Thus, omitting young people`s voices in these spaces reifies expertise on resistance to sites of structural oppression as legitimate only by certain actors, namely white scholars studying communities of color for academic purposes. This panel aims to de/re-construct who is commonly thought of as knowledgeproducers in the research areas of cultural resistance, grassroots activism, and structural inequality. As graduate students doing researching with (not on) youth of color activists, we are consciously making space for youth by inviting them to share their stories on political engagements and resistance to the issues in their low-income communities. We also seek to share how we, as members of these communities and as researchers in academia, negotiate our own lived experiences as women of color through our community-based scholarship and research methodologies. This panel will touch on a variety of issues that affect communities of color across California, such as young women of color`s rural activism in California`s Central Valley, social justice participatory undergraduate research in public health, and international travel as a vital tool for learning and identity formation. Papers: Youth Rural Activism: Organizing and Mobilizing in California`s Central Valley, featuring Valeria Mena Roxanna Villalobos, University of California Santa Cruz On Powerful Children and Public Health Karina Ruiz, University of California Santa Cruz with Lesly Martinez Ibanez, my mentee from the Cultivamos Excelencia Scholars at UC Santa Cruz Oakland to Johannesburg: Travel as Social Resistance Theresa Johnson, University of California Santa Cruz

2019 PSA Awards Distinguished Scholarship Award: Abigail Leslie Andrews, University of California, San Diego Book: Undocumented Politics: Place, Gender, and the Pathways of Mexican Migrants (UC Press, 2018) Andrews will be presenting a paper “Banished Men: How the U.S. Deportation System Fragments Families and Inhibits Return” in session 231 Negotiating the Structural Violences of Immigrant Illegality, Sunday 10:15-11:45 in OCC 204.

Distinguished Graduate Student Paper Award: Caleb Scoville, University of California Berkeley “Constructing Environmental Compliance: Law, Science, and the Morality of Endangered Species Conservation in California`s Delta”, presenting in session 90 Socially Constructing the Natural World and Environmental Threats, Friday 12-1:30 pm in OCC 205.

Early Career Award for Innovation in Teaching Sociology: Celeste Atkins, Cochise College Distinguished Contribution to Sociological Perspectives Award: Caitlin Patler, University of California Davis “To Reveal or Conceal: How Diverse Undocumented Youth Navigate Legal Status Disclosure” Volume 61:6 (December 2018) Distinguished Contribution to Sociological Praxis Award: Leontina Hormel, University of Idaho Social Conscience Award: West Oakland elementary school tutoring program Boost!

Received by Executive Director Ty-Licia Hooker

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Receptions and Other Special Events at PSA 2019

Thursday, March 28 6:45-9:00 pm, Skyline Welcome Reception--All registrants welcome! Sponsored by the PSA Membership Committee Friday, March 29 5:15-6:45 pm, Jr. Ballroom Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony—hear President Elaine Bell Kaplan’s Address 6:45-8:30 pm, Skyline Presidential Reception--open to all registrants! Featuring a dance performance by dance students from Mills College 8:00-10:00 pm, Jr. Ballroom Student Reception--students--come play games, win prizes, eat, meet new friends, enjoy!

Featuring performance by Oakland nonprofit organization Hip Hop for Change Saturday, March 30 5:15-6:45 pm, Oakland PSA Business Meeting--learn more about PSA`s finances, membership, governance 6:45-9:00 pm, Skyline Sociological Perspectives Reception—Celebrate PSA’s official journal __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Committee-sponsored Sessions at PSA 2019

Thursday, March 28 1:45-3:15 pm OCC 201 Engaging Activities for Teaching Inequalities Part 1, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching OCC 210-11 Student Mentoring and Support: Experiences, Strategies, and Innovations, sponsored by the Endowment Committee 3:30-5:00 pm OCC 210-11 Working At The Community College: How To Become A Full Time Faculty Member at A Community College, sponsored by Committee on Community Colleges 5:15-6:45 pm OCC 208 Sociological Star Speaker Series: Jonathan Turner: The More Sociology Tries to Become Relevant, The Less Relevant it Becomes, sponsored by Emeritus & Retired Committee OCC 210-11 Putting Your Best Face Forward, Sponsored by Student Affairs Committee Friday, March 29 8:30-10:00 am OCC 201 Engaging Activities for Teaching Inequalities Part 2, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching 12:00-1:30 pm OCC 201 Best Practices in Teaching Online Classes, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching OCC 204 Spirituality, Space, and Border/s in M(other)work Research: Chicana Latina Scholarship in the Field, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women 1:45-3:15 pm OCC 208 Presidential Panel: Engaging Millennials in Sociological Theory, sponsored by the Emeritus and Retired Sociologists Committee 3:30-5:00 pm OCC 210-11 Doing Emotional Labor in the Classroom, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching Saturday, March 30 8:30-10:15 am Jr. Ballroom How Can New Graduates Market Sociology as a Skill Set, sponsored by the Committee on Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology OCC 201 Surviving and Thriving: Mental Health, Social Support, and Self-Care in Academia, sponsored by Student Affairs Committee OCC 210-11 Activism Related to Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, and Sexual Violence; sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women 10:15-11:45 am OCC 210-11 Women of Color Across the Life Course, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women 12:00-1:30 pm OCC 210-11 Mothering in the Field, Sponsored by Committee on the Status of Women 1:45-3:15 pm OCC 210-11 Be The Change You Wish To See In The World: Teaching At The Community College Level, sponsored by the Membership Committee 3:30-5:00 pm Oakland Open Discussion Session: Salon des Sexualités, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of LGBTQ+ Persons and Sexualities Organizer Jodi O`Brien OCC 210-11 Gendered Resistance to the Sociopolitical Landscape, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women 5:15-6:45 pm OCC 208 How to Get Your Work Published: A Conversation with Editors of Sociological Perspectives and Members of the PSA Publications Committee, sponsored by the Publications Committee OCC 210-11 You`re Not a Fraud: Recognizing and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee Sunday, March 31 8:30-10:00 am OCC 201 Teaching Under-prepared Students, sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges OCC 208 Presidential Session: Millennials, Gender and Inequality, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

New Kind of Session: Open Discussion

This year, PSA is trying something new: sessions to provide opportunities for attendees to engage in open discussion on areas of common interest—what we are calling “Open Discussion” sessions. The goal is to build intellectual community and networks among attendees interested in the same research areas.

Friday, March 29, 3:30-5:00 pm—Crime, Law, and Deviance, OCC 203, and Environmental Sociology in the Age of Climate Crisis: Directions for Research, Teaching, and Community Engagement, OCC 205 Saturday, March 30, 12:00-1:30 pm—The Ethnographer’s Circle, “How to Do Research”, OCC 212 and 3:30-5:00 pm—Salon des Sexualités, Oakland, Migration/Immigration, OCC 204, and Race/Ethnicity, OCC 207 8

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Author-Meets-Critics Sessions at PSA 2019

These sessions feature discussions between the author and “critics” of newly published books.

Thursday, March 28 12:00-1:30 pm OCC 210-11 Giants: The Global Power Elite, by Peter Phillips (Seven Stories Press, 2018) The

global power elites are the activist core of the transnational capitalist class--1% of the world`s wealthy people. They serve the uniting function of providing ideological justifications for their shared interests through the corporate media and they establish the parameters of needed actions for implementation by transnational governmental organizations and capitalist nation-states. The global power elite are self-aware of their existence as a numerical minority in the vast sea of impoverished humanity. Roughly 80% of the world`s population lives on less than ten dollars a day and half live on less than three dollars a day. This concentration of protected wealth leads to a crisis of humanity, whereby poverty, war, starvation, mass alienation, media propaganda, and environmental devastation are reaching levels that threaten our species` future. Critics: Susan Rahman, College of Marin; Juan Salinas and Nicole Wolfe, Sonoma State University

Friday, March 29 10:15-11:45 am OCC 210-11 The Trans Generation: How Trans Kids (and Their Parents) are Creating A Gender

Revolution, by Ann Travers (NYU Press, 2018) In this book, Ann Travers employs a critical race and anti-colonial perspective to situate transgender children in assemblages of power and privilege. Based on interviews with trans kids and parents of trans kids in Canada and the USA, this book resists the current tendency in mainstream and social media to focus on relatively privileged (although still very vulnerable) trans kids to instead emphasize the ways in which white supremacist, colonial and hetero-patriarchal systems of domination contribute to the unique precarities of racialized/poor/Indigenous/Native trans kids. Travers advocates systemic change to reduce the precarity of those trans kids experiencing multiple inequalities and insists that these changes will benefit all kids, cis or trans. Critics are invited to challenge this analysis and the social change agenda that Travers advocates.

Critics: Mary Robertson, CSU San Marcos; Brandon Robinson, UC Riverside; Luis Gutierrez-Mock, UCSF Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Center of Excellence for Transgender Health 1:45-3:15 pm California Styling Masculinity: Gender, Class, and Inequality in the Men`s Grooming Industry, by Kristen Barber (Rutgers University Press, 2016) The twenty-first century has seen the emergence of a new style of man: the metrosexual. Overwhelmingly straight, white, and wealthy, these impeccably coiffed urban professionals spend big money on everything from facials to pedicures, all part of a multi-billion-dollar male grooming industry. Yet as this innovative study reveals, even as the industry encourages men to invest more in their appearance, it still relies on women to do much of the work. Styling Masculinity investigates how men’s beauty salons have persuaded their clientele to regard them as masculine spaces. To answer this question, sociologist Kristen Barber goes inside Adonis and The Executive, two upscale men’s salons in Southern California.

Conducting detailed observations and extensive interviews with both customers and employees, she shows how female salon workers not only perform the physical labor of snipping, tweezing, waxing, and exfoliating, but also perform the emotional labor of pampering their clients and pumping up their masculine egos. Letting salon employees tell their own stories, Barber not only documents occasions when these workers are objectified and demeaned, but also explores how their jobs allow for creativity and confer a degree of professional dignity. In the process, she traces the vast network of economic and social relations that undergird the burgeoning male beauty industry. Critics: Miriam Abelson, Portland State University; Tristan Bridges, UC Santa Barbara; Miliann Kang, U. of Massachusetts, Amherst 1:45-3:15 pm OCC 210-11 Growing Up Queer: Kids and the Remaking of LGBTQ Identity, by Mary Robertson (NYU Press, 2018) Growing Up Queer explores the changing ways that young people are now becoming LGBT-identified in the US. Through interviews and three years of ethnographic research at an LGBTQ youth drop-in center, Mary Robertson focuses on the voices and stories of youths themselves in order to show how young people understand their sexual and gender identities, their interest in queer media, and the role that family plays in their lives. The young people who participated in this research are among the first generation to embrace queer identities as children and adolescents. This groundbreaking and timely consideration of queer identity demonstrates how sexual and gender identities are formed through complicated, ambivalent processes as opposed to being natural characteristics that one is born with. In addition to showing how youth understand their identities, Growing Up Queer describes how young people navigate queerness within a culture where being gay is the "new normal." Using Sara Ahmed`s concept of queer orientation, Robertson argues that being queer is not just about one`s sexual and/or gender identity, but is understood through intersecting identities including race, class, ability, and more. By showing how society accepts some kinds of LGBTQidentified people while rejecting others, Growing Up Queer provides evidence of queerness as a site of social inequality. For us as scholars trying to engage the Millennial experience and examine power and social change, this book importantly offers us a lens into not only sexuality but also the process of negotiating complex and intersectional identities. Critics: Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University; James Dean, Sonoma State University; Anna Muraco, Loyola Marymount University

Saturday, March 30 8:30-10:00 am OCC 208 Mixed Messages: Norms and Social Control Around Teen Sex and Pregnancy, by

Stefanie Mollborn (Oxford University Press, 2017) Stefanie Mollborn`s book examines how schools, families, and peers communicate social norms around teen sex, contraception, and pregnancy in different kinds of communities, and how teens negotiate around these norms in their daily lives. Critics: Hava Gordon, U. of Denver; Sarah Miller, Boston U.; Krystale Littlejohn, Occidental College; Sinikka Elliott, U. of British Columbia 10:15-11:45 am OCC 208 Where the Millennials Will Take Us: A New Generation Wrestles with the Gender Structure, by Barbara Risman (Oxford University Press, 2018) Are today`s young adults gender rebels or returning to tradition?

In Where the Millennials Will Take Us, Barbara J. Risman reveals the diverse strategies youth use to negotiate the ongoing gender revolution. Using her theory of gender as a social structure, Risman analyzes life history interviews with a diverse set of Millennials to probe how they understand gender and how they might change it. Some are true believers that men and women are essentially different and should be so. Others are innovators, defying stereotypes and rejecting sexist ideologies and organizational practices. Perhaps new to this generation are gender rebels who reject sex categories, often refusing to present their bodies within them and sometimes claiming genderqueer identities. And finally, many youths today are simply confused by all the changes swirling around them. As a new generation contends with unsettled gender norms and expectations, Risman reminds us that gender is much more than an identity; it also shapes expectations in everyday life, and structures the organization of workplaces, politics, and, ideology. To pursue change only in individual lives, Risman argues, risks the opportunity to eradicate both gender inequality and gender as a primary category that organizes social life. Critics: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford U.; Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State U.; Georgiann Davis, U. of Nevada, Las Vegas

Be sure to check out the book and publishers’ exhibit in the Jr. Ballroom Foyer to purchase these books and many more!

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Thursday, March 28

Sessions of Special Interest to Students

3:30-5:00 pm Working At the Community College: How to Become a Full Time Faculty Member at a Community College, sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges 5:15-6:45 pm Putting Your Best Face Forward, sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee The objective of this workshop is to provide guidance for undergraduate and graduate students seeking to further their academic studies or gain employment.

Film & Presidential Session: F R E E: The Power of Performance An award-winning documentary film following five teenagers who use dance and spoken word to transcend the violence, broken families and poverty in their lives.

Friday, March 29

8:30-10:00 am Careers for BA and MA Sociologists, organized by the American Sociological Association 1:45-3:15 pm Grad Fair—meet with representatives from graduate programs in the PSA region 3:30-5:00 pm Presidential Session: Hip Hop for Change Presentation by Oakland non-profit Hip Hop for Change on the history and culture of hip hop and how local, community-based hip hop can be a social movement for challenging white supremacy, patriarchy, homophobia, and materialism and support empowerment, education, and efficacy.

8:00-10:00 pm Student Reception, sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee Games, giveaways, snacks, and a performance by Oakland non-profit Hip Hop for Change.

Saturday, March 30

8:30-10:00 am Surviving and Thriving: Mental Health, Social Support, and Self-Care in Academia, sponsored by Student Affairs Committee How Can New Graduates Market Sociology as a Skill Set, sponsored by the Committee on Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology 10:15-11:45 am Getting Jobs in Academia 12:00-1:30 pm Presidential Session: In Millennial Footsteps: Generation Z`s High School Student Movement Youth activists are currently challenging and transforming this system through protest. engagement and mobilization, and immigrant youth movements.

1:45-3:15 pm Be The Change You Wish To See In The World: Teaching At The Community College Level, sponsored by the Membership Committee 5:15-6:45 pm How to Get Your Work Published: A Conversation with Editors of Sociological Perspectives and Members of the PSA Publications Committee, sponsored by the Publications Committee You`re Not a Fraud: Recognizing and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee Panelists will discuss their own experiences with imposter syndrome as well as effective strategies for overcoming this common issue.

Sunday, March 31

10:15-11:45 am Presidential Session: #NextGenBlackSoc: New Directions in the Sociology of Black Millennials 12-1:30 pm Presidential Session: Reconstructing Expertise on Resistance: What We Can Learn from Young Communities of Color Mobilizing against Social Inequality 10

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Nominations PSA Committee Committee Meeting; Chairs, PSA Committee Editors, and on Committees Council Meeting 5:00 Meeting

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1:45 PSA Council

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PSA Student Affairs Committee Meeting

PSA Emeritus and Retired Sociologists Committee Meeting

California Oakland Uptown

Undergraduate Student Problem Solving Competition 2020

Organized Inequities

OCC 212

Student Mentoring Presidential Global/ Images Struggles for and Support: Panel: Experiences, Comparative through Art Racial and Millennials Strategies, Political & Pop Ethnic Social in Social and Sociology Culture Justice Movements Innovations

Space, Place, and Inequalities

Presidential Giants: The Critical Intersectional Session: Global Power Perspectives Social Issues Analyses and Elite, by Millennials on in Art, Race and and Moral Peter Phillips Reproduction Culture, & Ethnicity (Seven Stories Panic of Pop Culture Press, 2018) Inequalities

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SSS: Jonathan Turner Putting Your The More Sociology Tries Best Face to Become Forward Relevant, The Less Relevant it Becomes

What is this Working at the Lady Doctor Community Human Presidential College: How Doing in My Capital, Reproductive Panel: Critical TARDIS? To Become a The Asian/Asian Housing Full Time Justice and Gender and Enduring Perspectives Organization American Insecurity, & Faculty the Technology Issues Facing on Homeof Work Sociology: 1 Employment Member at a Regeneration Latinx lessness Inequality of Doctor Millennials Community College Who

Gender, Leadership, and Power at Work

Latinx Cultural Wealth and Empowerment

Active Parenting Perceptions Learning and Diverse of Work and Activities You Family Workers` Can Use. . . Formations Identities Tomorrow!

6:45-9:00 pm, Skyline: Welcome Reception

Presidential Session: Film Session F R E E: The Power of Performance

Visibility of Identities and the Conflict Between Student/ Instructor Positionality

Engaging The Activities for Challenges Teaching of Youth Inequalities and Part 1 Adolescence

Global Constructions Navigating of Racism Inequalities and Ethnic in Schools Identities

Jr. Ballroom 3 OCC 201 OCC 202 OCC 203 OCC 204 OCC 205 OCC 206 OCC 207 OCC 208

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Thursday, 28 March 12-1:30 PM Session 1 OCC 201 Race/Ethnicity: Global Constructions of Racism and Ethnic Identities

Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Session 2 OCC 202 Education-other than Higher Education: Navigating Inequalities in Schools

Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Presider: Snapshots from 1.5 & 2nd Generation Habesha-American Immigrants: Highlighting the Duality of Race and Ethnicity.....Maraky Alemseged and Vy Le, California State University Northridge

Organizer: Joe Johnston, Gonzaga University Presider: Stephanie Anckle, The University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley "It Is Hard Right Now": High School Educators Working with Undocumented Students.....Marisol Clark-Ibáñez, Daniela Carreon, Brenda Segura, Carolina Lopez, and Celeste Espindola, California State University San Marcos Belonging and Teacher Perception of Grit.....Sonja Taylor, Portland State University Critical Pedagogy of Place in the Transformation of STEM for Neo Indigenous Students.....Stephanie Anckle, The University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley

Session 3 OCC 203 Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Work and Organizations: Perceptions of Work , Workers' Identities, and Inequalities at Work [Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon Presider: Robert Francis, Johns Hopkins University Making Makers: Labor Process and the Production of Makerspaces.....Amanda Sikirica, University of Oregon The Changing Role of Work in the Lives of Working-Class Men.....Robert Francis, Johns Hopkins University The Scheduling Dilemma: Unstable Work Schedules and Perceptions of Job Security.....Savannah Hunter, UC Davis Have Asian Americans Really Achieved Labor Market Parity with Whites?.....Hyunsu Oh, University of California Merced Is a Computer Science Degree the Golden Ticket? Race, University Attended, and Mobility Patterns for First Job Outcomes in Tech.....Tiffany Chow, University of California Santa Barbara

Session 4 OCC 204 Teaching Sociology: Active Learning Activities You Can Use. . . Tomorrow!

Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Panel with Pr esente r s]

Organizer and Presider: Amanda Brand, Northern Arizona University "Never Have I Ever" and other Tools for Engaging Students.....Amanda Brand, Northern Arizona University Using Case Studies to Explore Social Problems and Solutions.....Skyler Lauderdale, Northern Arizona University

Session 5 OCC 205 Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics: Parenting and Diverse Family Formations [Formal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Sessio n] Organizer: Laury Oaks, UC Santa Barbara Presider: Laura Fitzwater Gonzales, Pacific Lutheran University "It's on Us": Family Gatekeeping and the Individualized Nature of Caregiving among First-Time Parents.....Laura Fitzwater Gonzales, Pacific Lutheran University

Session 6 OCC 206 Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Art, Culture, and Popular Culture: Social Issues in Art, Culture, & Pop Culture [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: Jared Weissman, CSU Fullerton "Through a Glass, Darkly": Touring State Violence in South and North Korea.....William Hayes, Gonzaga University Pepe The Frog: Shifting Meanings and the Rise of the Alt-Right.....Jared Weissman, California State University Fullerton Examining the Links Between Sexual Violence, Anti-Social Media, and Mass Shootings.....Dinur Blum, California State University Los Angeles; Christian Jaworski, College of Southern Nevada

Support Student Travel Grants to PSA—Purchase an item at the Silent Auction

Please visit the Silent Auction tables in the Jr. Ballroom pre-function area, by the PSA registration area to peruse the fabulous items donated by PSA attendees and committees. Bids will be accepted until noon on Saturday, and payments for winning bids can be made until noon on Sunday. You can also make a cash, check, or credit card donation.

Each year, PSA gives travel grants to 50 students who are presenting at the conference; this year the amount per grant was increased to $200. Thank you for your donations toward this purpose.

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Session 7 OCC 207 Race/Ethnicity: Intersectional Analyses and Race and Ethnicity

Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Presider: Victoria Alexander, University of Southern California Disproportionate Representation of Students of Color in Special Education and Segregated Disciplinary Spaces.....Saili Kulkarni, Joanna Gaeta, and Ashley Higsmith, San Jose State University Elementary School Teachers' Implementation of Restorative Practices for Students With and Without Disabilities.....Saili Kulkarni and Melanie Chong, San Jose State University Mixed Messages - Multiracial Student Identity Development and Institutional Support.....Victoria Alexander, University of Southern California The Relationship Between High Quality Interracial Interaction and Implicit Racial Bias: Differences in Urban Versus Rural Contexts.....Kristen Nelson, University of California Berkeley Implicit Racial Bias Research Proposal.....Essma Nasher, Portland State University

Session 8 OCC 208 Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Presidential Session: Millennials and Moral Panic [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California Presider: Roberto Rivera, UC Riverside Teaching Millennials.....James McKeever, Pierce College Millennials Experience Transitions to Adulthood: The Case of Korea.....Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University

Session 9 OCC 210-211 Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Politics and the State (Political Sociology): Giants: The Global Power Elite, by Peter Phillips (Seven Stories Press, 2018) [Author Mee ts C ri ti cs ] Organizer and Presider: Susan Rahman, College of Marin Critics: Susan Rahman, College of Marin; Nicole Wolfe and Juan Salinas, Sonoma State University

Session 10 OCC 212 Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Social Stratification, Inequality, and Poverty: Critical Perspectives on Reproduction of Inequalities [Formal Paper Sessi on ] Organizer: Ranita Ray, University of Nevada Las Vegas Presider: Cassidy Butow, CSU Northridge Rethinking Research: Food Insecurity Among College Students.....Heinz Koppner, New Mexico State University The Role of Finances on the Homeless Experience.....Cassidy Butow, California State University Northridge Prestige Networks within ASA.....Allison Hurst, Oregon State University; Nicole Jay, California State University, Chico

Session 11 Uptown Thursday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM PSA Emeritus and Retired Sociologists Committee Members: Gary Cretser, Cal Poly Pomona; Tony Cortese, Southern Methodist U.; Glenn Goodwin, U. of La Verne; Don Barrett, CSU San Marcos; Kathy Kaiser, CSU Chico; Marie Butler, Oxnard

Session 12 California Thursday • 12:00 PM–4:00 PM PSA Council 2018-19 Members and Guests: Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California; Kathy Kuipers, University

of Montana; Amy Orr, Linfield College; Wendy Ng, San Jose State University; Dennis Downey, California State University Channel Islands; Ellen Reese, University of California Riverside; Linda Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary; Marcia Hernandez, University of the Pacifi; Sharon Elise, California State University San Marcos; Lora Vess, University of Alaska Southeast; Susan Mannon, University of the Pacific; Katja Guenther, University of California Riverside; Uriel Serrano, University of California Santa Cruz; Tina Burdsall, Portland State University; Patricia Gwartney, University of Oregon; Lora Bristow, Pacific Sociological Association; Robert Futrell, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Amy Leisenring, San Jose State University; Christine Bose, University of Washington; Gary Hytrek, California State University Long Beach; Kelley Strawn, Willamette University; Ynez Wilson Hirst, St. Mary's College of California; Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus; Michelle Alexander, University of Oregon; Sharon Davis, University of La Verne

1:45-3:15 PM Session 13 Jr. Ballroom 3 Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Undergraduate Student Problem Solving Competition 2020-Informational Session for Faculty

Organizers and Panelists: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College; Stephen Steele, Emeritus/Retired Learn how your students can use their sociological skills to solve a real-world problem at next year’s PSA conference.

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Session 14 OCC 201 Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Teaching Sociology: Engaging Activities for Teaching Inequalities Part 1, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ] Organizer: Jennifer Puentes, Eastern Oregon University Presider: John Stover, Santa Rosa Junior College Film and the Sociological Imagination.....Benjamin Frymer, Sonoma State university The Sociology Workbook Project - Teaching Inequality (the Sociological Perspective) Interactively.....John Stover, Santa Rosa Junior College; Nori Lowe Henk, Azusa Pacific University Social Problems Active Learning: Wealth Inequality, Cost of War, and Local Poverty Comparison.....Anthony Villarreal, Monterey Peninsula College Park Your Privilege at the Tent.....Karen Snedker and Jennifer McKinney, Seattle Pacific University Visualizing Social Structure on The Walking School Bus.....Joe Johnston, Gonzaga University

Session 15 OCC 202 Childhood and Youth: The Challenges of Youth and Adolescence

Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Session 16 OCC 203 Work and Organizations: Gender, Leadership, and Power at Work

Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Session 17 OCC 204 Latinx Sociology: Latinx Cultural Wealth and Empowerment

Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Sharon Davis, University of La Verne Presider: Gabriele Plickert, California State Polytechnic University Pomona Adolescent Anger in the Context of Neighborhood Stress.....Olivia Shaw and Gabriele Plickert, California State Polytechnic University Pomona Ethnic-racial Socialization as a Buffer against Perceived Discrimination among Asian and Latino Aolescents.....Tanya Nieri, University of California at Riverside Childhood Experiences with Fatherhood and How They Shape Future Decisions Regarding Dating, Marriage, Parenting, Education, and Labor Choices.....Douglas Wallace, California Baptist University Child Maltreatment in Insular and Isolated Communities: The Case of Asian American Families in Inland Empire (IE).....Deo Mshigeni, California Baptist University The Relationship of School Setting and Bullying.....Amy Vasconcellos, University of California Merced The Screenagers in Public School: Conceptions of Deviance and Social Change .....Yoshi Guy, State University of New York

Organizer: Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon Presider: Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Women in Leadership and Sexual Harassment: Unpacking the Links between Gender, Power and Harassment.....Christy Glass, Alison Cook, and Brandon Pierce, Utah State University Feminist Leadership in the Academy: Exploring Everyday Practices.....Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University; Kris De Welde, College of Charleston; Catherine Richards Solomon, Quinnipiac University Credentialed for Success.....Alicia Ingersoll, Alison Cook, and Christy Glass, Utah State University Gender Differences in the Emotional Intelligence of Health Services Association Doctor-leaders.....Charles Fischer, Pepperdine University

Organizer: Manuel Barajas, CSU Sacramento Presider: Christina Acosta, University of California Merced Connecting Across Cultures: Preliminary Findings of Proyecto Juntos.....Rene Maldonado, Heather McClure, and Charles Martinez, University of Oregon

Session 18 OCC 205 Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Politics and the State (Political Sociology): Global/Comparative Political Sociology [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Christopher Chase Dunn, UC Riverside Presider: Berch Berberoglu, U. of Nevada, Reno "Brift" A New Approach to Studying Corruption: A Case Study of Russia.....Liudmila Listrovaya, University of Oregon Building Democracy in a Party Skeptical Nation.....Nadia Smiecinska, University of California Davis Emotion and Commemoration: Maintenance of Democratic Movement in Hong Kong.....Rebecca S. K. Li, The College of New Jersey Neoliberalism and the Rise of Authoritarianism in the 21st Century.....Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno The State After the Cold War: An Institutional Account of Foreign Policy.....Ori Tamir, University of California Davis When the State Attempts to Engage with Millenials via YouTube - A Case of Multiple Misunderstandings.....Nicole Gallant, INRS University (Canada); Laurence Pitre-Vézina, Universite Laval

Session 19 OCC 206 Art, Culture, and Popular Culture: Images through Art & Pop Culture

Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Research in Prog re ss S ession ]

Organizer: Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: Dustin Mabry, UC Davis Media Representation and Issues of Inequality in the American Tattoo Industry.....Deborah Burns, Iowa State University The Tattooed Generation: Why Millennials Are Tattooed Like Hell.....Dustin Mabry, University of California Davis From Jim Crow to G-Funk: Tracing the Roots of West Coast Hip-Hop.....Virgil Clark, Northern Arizona University 14

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Session 20 OCC 207 Race/Ethnicity: Struggles for Racial and Ethnic Social Justice

Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Presider: Moses Seenarine, New Mexico State University Racing Climate Change: Populism & Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.....Moses Seenarine, New Mexico State University It's Not Just Black or White: Racial and Cultural Socialization in Transracial Adoption.....Horizon Worden, Northern Arizona University

Session 21 OCC 208 Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Social Movements and Social Change: Presidential Panel: Millennials in Social Movements [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: Elaine Bell Kaplan, U. of Southern California Presider: Hajar Yazdiha, U. of Southern California TeamNatural: Black Beauty and Millennial Forms of Resistance.....Chelsea Johnson, University of Southern California Provision in Families: Professional Black Men's Perception of Breadwinning in the 21st Century.....LaToya Council, University of Southern California The DACA Program: Undocumented College Students and Dreamers.....Karina Santellano, University of Southern California

Session 22 OCC 210-211 Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Education-Higher Education: Student Mentoring and Support: Experiences, Strategies, and Innovations, sponsored by the Endowment Committee [Panel wit h Pre senter s]

Organizer and Presider: Amanda Shigihara, California State University Sacramento Guiding Principles for Integrity in Academia.....Michelle M. Camacho and Judith Liu, University of San Diego Experiences in Mentoring and Support of Working-class, First-generation Students.....Preston Rudy, San Jose State University Students and Injustice.....Sarah Smith, California State University Chico; Kristin Whiteaker, California State University, Chico Threads of Support: Mentoring Online Doctoral Students.....Debra Welkley, California State University Sacramento

Session 23 OCC 212 Social Stratification, Inequality, and Poverty: Space, Place, and Inequalities

Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Ranita Ray, U. of Nevada Las Vegas Presider: Stephanie Southworth, Coastal Carolina U. Residential Segregation and the Educational Opportunity Gap in Los Angeles: Establishing Causal Inference.....Amber Crowell, California State University Fresno Rolling Forward: Helping to Reduce Burdens Associated with Homelessness with Access to Transportation.....Stephanie Southworth and Sara Brallier, Coastal Carolina University Water, Water, Everywhere, and Not a Drop to Drink: The Relationship between Rural Gentrification and Failing Infrastructure in a Former Timber Town .....Ryanne Pilgeram, University of Idaho Losing the Reproductive Commons: Mobile Home Park Decline and Poor People's Right to Community.....Leontina Hormel, University of Idaho

Session 24 Uptown Thursday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM PSA Student Affairs Committee Members: Danielle Duckett, California State University Sacramento; Vikas Gumbhir, Gonzaga University; Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College; Lori Fazzino, University of Nevada Las Vegas

3:30-5:00 PM Session 25 OCC 201 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Teaching Sociology: Visibility of Identities and the Conflict Between Student/Instructor Positionality [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Marisa Cervantes, Washington State University Panelists: Marisa Cervantes and Alana R. Inlow, Washington State University; Marisa Salinas, UC Santa Barbara

Session 26 OCC 202 Education-Higher Education: Organized Inequities

Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Megan Thiele, San Jose State University Presider: Allison Hurst, Oregon State University Stratification Between Classrooms: An Analysis of Research Competitions in California Higher Education.....David Ortuno, California State University San Marcos Mechanisms of Inequality: College Majors as Sorting Hubs.....Allison Hurst and Paola Mendoza, Oregon State University Working-Class Working in College: Grit in the Academy.....Sharon Paterson, and Maddie Squires, Boise State University Intersectional Variation in the Effect of College Class Size on Student Comfort Talking to Professors.....Heather Daniels and Irenee Beattie, University of California Merced

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Session 27 OCC 203 Work and Organizations: The Organization of Work

Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Jill Ann Harrison, University of Oregon Presider: Alison Wynn, Stanford University Bureaucratizing Democratic Organizations: Accounting for Organizational Change in the Life of Two Worker Cooperatives.....Joan Meyers, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo A Life Course Approach to Workplace Discrimination and Employment: Evidence from a U.S. National Sample of Women and Men Lawyers.....Gabriele Plickert, California State Polytechnic University Pomona Ambulance Work in the Suffering City .....Josh Seim, University of Southern California How Workplace Sex-Composition and Individual Sex Influences Adherence to the Ideal-Worker Norm.....Megan Aust, Washington State University The Decoupling of Performance: How Managers' and HR's Competing Goals in Performance Management Contribute to Biased Outcomes.....JoAnne Wehner and Alison Wynn, Stanford University

Session 28 OCC 204 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Asian/Asian American Sociology: Asian/Asian American Sociology: 1 [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ] Organizer: Jacob Huang, California Baptist University Presider: Vincent Laus, California State University Stanislaus Does Japanese Identity Influence Mental Health and Buffer the Stress of Discrimination in Hawaii?.....Krysia Mossakowski, University of Hawaii at Manoa Evolution of Networks and Multiple Identities: Ethnic, Religious, and Family (Group and Role) Identities.....Cynthia Zhang, Central Washington University Identity Matters: Challenging the Racialization of Drug Use among Filipina/os in the San Francisco Bay Area.....Vincent Laus, California State University Stanislaus

Session 29 OCC 205 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics: Reproductive Justice and Technology [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizers: Elizabeth Ziff, The New School for Social Research; April Hovav, University of Southern California Presider: Elizabeth Ziff, The New School for Social Research Discussants: April Hovav, University of Southern California High-Demand Donors and the Price of Eggs: Reproductive Justice and Medical Burdens in Compensated Egg Donation.....Diane Tober, University of California, San Francisco Doula Support in Medicalized Birth: The Reproductive Justice Perspective.....Megan Henley, Colorado Mesa University

Session 30 OCC 206 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Gender: What is this Lady Doctor Doing in My TARDIS? Gender and the Regeneration of Doctor Who [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Mary Robertson, California State University San Marcos Girls, Cooties, and Trolls, Oh My!: Women in Popular Culture.....Marybeth Stalp, University of Northern Iowa Doctor Who in the Gender Classroom.....Sandi Nenga, Southwestern University The Women of Doctor Who.....Sara Bruene, California State University Northridge Seeing Straight: Reflections on the Hetero-Romantic Plots of Doctor Who.....Mary Robertson, CSU San Marcos

Session 31 OCC 207 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Race, Class and Gender: Human Capital, Housing Insecurity, & Employment Inequality [Research i n Pro gress Session ] Organizer: Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach White Privilege and Resource Privilege in the Development of Human Capital.....Richard Anderson-Connolly, University of Puget Sound Hotelin': A Preliminary Analysis of Housing Insecurity in Sacramento, CA.....Jackie Brooks, Jacqueline Carrigan, David Lopez, and Aziz Christopher Waziri, California State University, Sacramento

Session 32 OCC 208 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Latinx Sociology: Presidential Panel: Enduring Issues Facing Latinx Millennials [Panel with Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, University of Southern California Home/Hogar.....Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, University of Southern California Family Work/Trabajo en Familia.....Emir Estrada, Arizona State University Justice/Justicia.....Edward Flores, University of California, Merced Generations/Generaciones.....Glenda Flores, University of California, Irvine

Thank you to the 2019 Program Committtee and PSA committees for organizing sessions and making this conference possible.

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Session 33 OCC 210-211 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Teaching Sociology: Working At The Community College: How To Become A Full Time Faculty Member at A Community College, sponsored by Committee on Community Colleges [Panel with Pr esente r s] Organizer: Sharon Yee, Chandler Gilbert Community College Presider: Daniel Poole, Salt Lake Community College Panelists: Daniel Poole, Salt Lake Community College; Harry Mersmann, San Joaquin Delta College; Elizabeth Bennett, Central New Mexico Community College

Session 34 OCC 212 Thursday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Social Stratification, Inequality, and Poverty: Critical Perspectives on Homelessness [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Ranita Ray, University of Nevada Las Vegas Presider: Korey Tillman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas "Meet Them Where They Are": Faith-Based and Secular Homeless Outreach Approaches....Larissa Fitzpatrick, U. of Montana Carceral Dissonance: The Contradiction of Ending Homelessness through Policing...Korey Tillman, U. of Nevada, Las Vegas Non-profit Worker Perception on Housing First Initiatives .....Hannah Conner, University of Northern Colorado

4:00-5:15 PM

Session 35 California Thursday • 4:00 PM–5:15 PM PSA Committee Chairs, Editors, and Council Participants: Elaine Bell Kaplan, U. of Southern California; Kathy Kuipers, U. of Montana; Dennis Downey, CSU Channel Islands; Ellen Reese, UC Riverside; Amy Orr, Linfield College; Wendy Ng, San Jose State U.; Linda Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary; Marcia Hernandez, U. of the Pacific; Sharon Elise, CSU San Marcos; Lora Vess, U. of Alaska Southeast; Susan Mannon, U. of the Pacific; Katja Guenther, UC Riverside; Uriel Serrano, UC Santa Cruz; Patricia Gwartney, U. of Oregon; Christine Bose, U. of Washington; Tina Burdsall, Portland State U.; Amy Leisenring, San Jose State U.; Lora Bristow, PSA; Matthew Carlson, Portland State U.; Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State U.; Elizabeth Withers, Portland State U.; Debora Paterniti, Sonoma State U.; Zendina Mostert, Salt Lake Community College; Sneha Dutta Hazarika, CSU Stanislaus; Berch Berberoglu, U. of Nevada, Reno; Nelson Pichardo Almanzar, Central Washington U.; Christina Baker, Sonoma State U.; Sean Davis, Mira Costa College; Alicia Gonzales, CSU San Marcos; Michelle Robertson, St. Edward's U.; Gary Cretser, Cal Poly Pomona; Celeste Atkins, Cochise College; Stephanie Anckle, The U. of Texas, Rio Grande Valley; Danielle Duckett, CSU Sacramento; Vikas Gumbhir, Gonzaga U.; Sophie Nathenson, Oregon Institute of Technology; Sharon Davis, U. of La Verne; Gary Hytrek, CSU Long Beach; Kelley Strawn, Willamette U.; Ynez Wilson Hirst, St. Mary's College of California; Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus; Michelle Alexander, U. of Oregon

Session 36 Oakland Thursday • 4:00 PM–5:15 PM PSA Nominations Committee Meeting Members: Marcia Marx, California State University San Bernardino; Todd Migliaccio, CSU Sacramento; Amy Orr, Linfield College; Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California

Session 37 Oakland Thursday • 4:00 PM–5:15 PM PSA Committee on Committees Meeting Members: Kathy Kuipers, University of Montana; Wendy Ng, San Jose State University; Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University; Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus; Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside; Shirley Jackson, Portland State University; Christy Glass, Utah State University; Katy Pinto, CSU Dominguez Hills; Nicole Willms, Gonzaga University; Aya Kimura Ida, CSU Sacramento; Richelle Swan, CSU San Marcos

5:15-6:45 PM Session 38 OCC 201 Thursday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM Childhood and Youth: Presidential Session: Film Session: F R E E:The Power of Performance [Film Session ] Organizer and Presider: Sharon Davis, University of La Verne

Panelist: Suzanne LaFetra Collier, Producer/Director

Session 39 OCC 208 Thursday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Sociological Star Speaker Series: Jonathan Turner: The More Sociology Tries to Become Relevant, The Less Relevant it Becomes, sponsored by the Emeritus and Retired Sociologists Committee [Panel wit h Pre sent ers ] Organizer: Gary Cretser, Cal Poly Pomona Panelist: Jonathan Turner, University of California at Santa Barbara and Riverside

Session 40 OCC 210-211 Thursday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM Teaching Sociology: Putting Your Best Face Forward, Sponsored by Student Affairs Committee [Work sh op wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: Danielle Duckett, CSU Sacramento Presider: Sneha Dutta Hazarika, CSU Stanislaus Presenters: Meggan Jordan, Jennifer Whitmer, and Sneha Dutta Hazarika, California State University Stanislaus

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Session 41 Skyline Thursday • 6:45 PM–9:00 PM Welcome Reception, sponsored by the Membership Committee Come meet old and new friends and enjoy sweet and savory bites. Wine and beer available for purchase.

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Theorizing Self and Identity

Social Selves, Contingent Identities, Contextual Emotions

Coping in the Age of Trump

PSA Committee on Freedom of Research and Teaching Meeting

CSU Sociology Department Chairs Meeting

PSA Publications Committee Meeting

Poster Session II, sponsored

by Alpha Kappa Delta

Poster Session I, sponsored

by Alpha Kappa Delta

Conference

PSA Grad Fair

Undergraduate Roundtables: Gender I, Economic Sociology, Labor and Labor Movements, Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics I, Crime, Law, and Deviance II, Race, Class, and Gender II,

Undergraduate Roundtables: Art, Culture, and Popular Culture, Race, Class, and Gender I, Sexualities I, Education-other than Higher Education, Crime, Law, and Deviance I, Latinx Sociology, Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions I,

Criminal Justice System Policy, Process, and Effects

Engaged Causes and Teaching for Correlates Engaged of Crime Students

Education and Inequality in the United States

Race, Ethnicity and Social Justice

Theorizing Our Lived Experience: The Production of Knowledge

by Formerly Incarcerated Scholars at UC Berkeley

Substance Use and Crime

Media Images & Issues

Culture, Place Character and Urban Development

Presidential Session: Public Sociology in the Era of Trump: A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild and Michael Burawoy

Sexualities: Identities

(NYU Press, 2018)

The Trans

Engagement

Open

Video Games: All Fun & Games?

Utilizing and Applying Theory

Presidential Session: Hip Hop for Change Doing Presents THE Emotional MC: Theory Labor in the of Hip Hop Classroom Evolution, Music, and Culture

PSA Committee on the Status of LGBTQ+ Persons

Space and PSA Presidential Growing Up PlaceCommittee Queer: Kids CommunityPanel: making and the on the Latinx based Television: Engaging Remaking of Across Status of Immigrants EnvironSocialization Millennials LGBTQ Identity, Urban Areas Women in Nativist mental & Impact in

by Mary and Robertson Times Movement Sociological Neighbor(NYU Press, 2018) Activity Theory hoods

Spirituality, Space, and Socially Border/s in Constructing M(other) the Natural work World and Research: Environment Chicana al Threats Latina Scholarship

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PSA Assessing Distinguished Generation: How Trans Committee Drivers of Transformin Speakers Panel: Celebrating PSA Kids (and Their on Asian/Asian and g Political 90 Years: From Food Parents) are Community American Proposed Participation Presenting the Creating A Deserts to and Present Colleges Sociology: 3 Solutions to of Urban Past Gender to Address the Food Justice Climate Actors Challenges Facing Revolution, Millennials in the by Ann Travers Change

Pollution, PSA Waste Committee Embodied Streams, on the Asian/Asian Food Experiencing Ethnograpy: and EnvironCareers for Status of American Institutions Community Bodies, mental BA and MA Racial and Sociology: 2 and Food in the Rural Method, Protection Sociologists Ethnic and Inequities West in Global Minorities Reflexivity Context

Race, Sex, Discussion: Gender, Text: Environmental Open Textual Families The Latinx Sociology in the Analysis and Discussion Condition Age of Climate Crisis: the Session: (Race, Class Sociological and Directions for Crime, Law, and Gender) IntersectionResearch, Study of and ality Teaching, and Bodies and Deviance Community Embodiment

Social Media and Public Discourse

Best Practices in Teaching Online Classes

Preparing Graduate Students for Teaching Focused Colleges and Universities

Adjuncts and New Engaging Professors: Activities for All You Need Teaching to Know Inequalities about Outcomes Part 2 and Mapping!

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5:15-6:45 pm, Jr. Ballroom: Presidential Address and Awards 6:45-8:30 pm, Skyline: Presidential Reception 8:00-10:00 pm, Jr. Ballroom: Student Reception

Truth, Justice, PSA and the Good Committee Life, and the Sharing on Rights, Search for a Normative Excellent Liberties, Social Science Assignments and Social in Our Justice Authoritarian Meeting Moment

(Rutgers University Press, 2016)

Styling Masculinity: Gender, Class, and Inequality in the Men`s Grooming Industry, by Kristen Barber

Production of Gendered Knowledge and Technology

Gendered Jobs, Careers, and Organizations

Sexual Empowering PSA Awards Harassment Youth and Committee in the Adolescents Meeting #MeToo Era

California Oakland Uptown

Overview: Friday, March 29 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 OCC 201 OCC 202 OCC 203 OCC 204 OCC 205 OCC 206 OCC 207 OCC 208 OCC 210-

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Session 42 California Gender: Sexual Harassment in the #MeToo Era

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Presider: Emma Tsurkov, Stanford University Will it be #MeToo? The Role of Sexual Harassment in Occupational Sex Segregation.....Emma Tsurkov, Stanford University Gender, Race, and Interpretations of Street Harassment.....Jennifer Herrera and Bill McCarthy, University of California Davis Navigating Fear and Finding Safety in a 'City of Neighbourhoods': A Discourse Analytic Exploration of Women's Accounts.....Rebecca Lennox, Simon Fraser University

Session 43 Oakland Childhood and Youth: Empowering Youth and Adolescents

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Sharon Davis, University of La Verne Presider: Romy Griepp, CSU Los Angeles Finding My Family: Examining an Urban Youth Mentorship Organization.....Vincent Fuentes, CSU Fullerton Ten Respeto and Being Respectful: Shifting Meanings of Respect in a College Readiness Program for First-Generation Latino Students.....Sandi Nenga, Southwestern University South Los Angeles Youth and Visions of Transformation .....Uriel Serrano, University of California Santa Cruz

Session 44 OCC 201 Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Engaging Activities for Teaching Inequalities: sponsored by the Committee on Teaching: Engaging Activities for Teaching Inequalities Part 2, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching [Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer and Presider: Jennifer Puentes, Eastern Oregon University Engaging Media to Critically Analyze Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System.....Amanda Shigihara, CSU Sacramento Using Content Analysis to Explore Inequalities in Media Representations.....Matthew Gougherty, Whitman College Learning about Environmental Justice to Teach Civic Engagement.....Rebecca Overmyer-Velazquez and Elvira De La Torre, Whittier College Mapping and Technology: Visualizing Food Deserts in the Classroom.....Jennifer Puentes, Eastern Oregon University; Dana Prewitt, SUNY College at Old Westbury

Session 45 OCC 202 Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Education-Higher Education: Adjuncts and New Professors: All You Need to Know about Outcomes and Mapping!

[Work sh o p with Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Jean-Pierre Gatillon, Mt. San Antonio College Education and Acclimation of Outcomes Terminology.....Christina Ramirez Quach, Mt. San Antonio College Developing PLOs & SLOs.....Jean-Pierre Gatillon, Mt. San Antonio College Outcomes Mapping & Course Measurable Objectives (CMOs).....Jessica Coronel and Sonya Masl, Mt. San Antonio College Outcomes Assessment.....Jean-Pierre Gatillon, Christina Ramirez Quach, and Jessica Coronel, Mt. San Antonio College

Session 46 OCC 203 Crime, Law, and Deviance: Substance Use and Crime

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Fo rmal Paper &Resea rch i n Pro gress Sessi o n]

Organizer: Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside Presider: Roger Guy, State University of New York at Oswego Perceived Effects of Recreational Cannabis Legalization in Washington State.....Lindsey Beltz, Washington State University Kids as Cannon Fodder: Juvenile Lives and Drug Trafficking Organizations in Mexico .....Piotr A. Chomczyński, University of Lodz, Poland; Roger Guy, State University of New York at Oswego

Session 47 OCC 204 Asian/Asian American Sociology: Asian/Asian American Sociology: 2

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Jacob Huang, California Baptist University Presider: Jane Yamashiro, Mills College Asian Ethnic Heterogeneity, Intermarriage, and Group Boundaries .....Jess Lee, University of California Irvine In The Absence of A Category: Constructing Meaning for Okinawanness Through Connections to Other People and Places.....Jane Yamashiro, Mills College Identity and Social Relationships among College Students.....Jinna Kim, University of California Irvine Effects for Asian Baptist Session 48 of Family on Health BehaviorsOCC 205 American Elderly.....Jacob Huang, California Friday • University 8:30 AM–10:00 AM

Environmental Sociology: Pollution, Waste Streams, and Environmental Protection in Global Context [Formal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Sessio n] Organizer: Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College

Presider: Kent Henderson, California State University Bakersfield The Global Trade Network in Electronic Waste: A Network Approach to Ecologically Unequal Exchange.....Nicholas Theis, University of Oregon The World Environmental Regime and Foreign Aid: Does Embeddedness Improve Bilateral Foreign Aid?.....Kent Henderson, California State University Bakersfield 19

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Session 49 OCC 206 Food and Society: Food Institutions and Food Inequities

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Presider: Sara Bruene, California State University Northridge Intersecting Inequities in Food Assistance Programs.....Alana Haynes Stein, University of California Davis Measuring Californian Food Security: A Quantitative Analysis of Proximity and Poverty.....Sara Bruene, CSU Northridge

Session 50 OCC 207 Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Urban and Community Studies: Experiencing Community in the Rural West [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer and Presider: Carol Ward, Brigham Young University New Challenges in a Modern Boomtown: A Case Study of Colstrip, MT.....Carol Ward and Jacob Wixom, Brigham Young U. The Effect of Distance to Women's Health Services on Women's Healthcare Experience in Rural Utah.....Jorden Jackson, Scott Sanders, Michael Cope, Carol Ward, Paige Park, and Kayci Muirbrook, Brigham Young University Psychological Sense of Community in Rural Utah: The Religious Divide .....Paige Park, Michael Cope, Scott Sanders, Jorden Jackson, Kayci Muirbrook, and Carol Ward, Brigham Young University The Link Between Online Activity and Rural Community Satisfaction.....Kayci Muirbrook, Michael Cope, Paige Park, Scott Sanders, Jorden Jackson, and Carol Ward, Brigham Young University

Session 51 OCC 208 Teaching Sociology: Careers for BA and MA Sociologists

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Work sh op with Pr esente r s]

Session 52 OCC 210-211 Ethnography: Embodied Ethnography: Bodies, Method, and Reflexivity

Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer and Presider: Teresa Ciabattari, American Sociological Association Panelists: Shirley Jackson, Portland State University; Teresa Ciabattari, American Sociological Association

Organizer and Presider: Natalie Boero, San Jose State University The Aesthetic Labor of Ethnographers.....Kjerstin Gruys, University Nevada, Reno Embodied Spatial Practices and the Power to Care.....Myles Leslie, University of Calgary; Warren Liew, National Institute of Education, Singapore; Elise Paradis, University of Toronto "Laying Hands": Learning to Touch and Grab in the Police Academy.....Brian Lande, Polis Solutions, Inc. The Labor of Consumption in Men's Grooming -- Or --What Does It Take to Make Men Beautiful?.....Kristen Barber, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Managing Risky Bodies: from Pregnancy to Vaccination.....Jennifer Reich, University of Colorado Denver

Session 53 OCC 212 Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM PSA Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities Members: Nelson Pichardo Almanzar, Central Washington University; Christina Baker, Sonoma State University; Shweta Adur, CSU Los Angeles; Xuan Santos, CSU San Marcos; Lori Walkington, CSU San Marcos; Claudia Lopez, CSULong Beach; Marcia Hernandez, University of the Pacific

Session 54 Uptown Friday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM PSA Awards Committee Meeting Members: Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University; Debora Paterniti, Sonoma State University; Faye Wachs, Cal Poly Pomona; Christina Sanchez Volatier, University of Western New Mexico; Elizabeth Sowers, California State University Channel Islands; Ethel Nicdao, CSU San Bernardino; Miriam Abelson, Portland State University

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Session 55 California Gender: Gendered Jobs, Careers, and Organizations

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Research in Prog re ss S ession ]

Organizer: Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Presider: Sarah Ahmed, University of Oregon Weathering the Storm: The Glass Cliff and the Great Recession.....Edwin Eschler and James Davidson, Baylor University Women's Empowerment through Polio Eradication: Agency and Representation of Lady Health Workers in Pakistan.....Sarah Ahmed, University of Oregon Geographic Space and a Woman's Place: The Gendered Relationship between Geographic and Economic Mobility.....Katariina Mueller-Gastell and David Pedulla, Stanford University The Gendered Organization of Medical Schools.....Livia Baer-Bositis, Stanford University

Thank you to Undergraduate Coordinator Robert Kettlitz of Hastings College for organizing all undergraduate poster and roundtable sessions, and thank you to Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society for sponsoring these sessions.

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Session 56 Conference Foyer Undergraduate Posters: Poster Session I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM

Session 57 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 58 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Art, Culture, and Popular Culture, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under gr aduate Rou ndta bl e]

Session 59 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Race, Class, and Gender I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 60 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Sexualities I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College The Invisible Box: Identity and Documentation of Multiracial College Students.....Taylor Fe Mamaril, Gonzaga University Leveling Out The Playing Field: A Conceptualization of Remittance Behavior for Nepali Women Migrant Workers.....Alexis Lopez, California State University Long Beach Student Perceptions of a White University Mascot.....Ellen Carroll, Western Washington University Psychosocial Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing on Community Health and Well-Being.....Kylen Kaminski, Rebecca Stock, and Mehmet Soyer, Utah State University Emotional Work In Legal Activism.....Marlyn Ajanel, Whitman College Strategies for Creating Inclusive and Supportive Environments for Transgender and Gender Non-conforming Individuals in Higher Education.....Delila Solis, California State University Bakersfield The Last Laugh: Stand Up Comedy as Postcolonial Testimony.....Anna Silberman, Whitman College Anti-Queer Microaggressions Towards Queer Black Men ....Camisha Fagan and Anna Smedley-Lopez, U. Nevada, Las Vegas Get My Good Side.....Lisa Johnson, Clemson University The Emergence of Transgender-Inclusive Spaces Online.....Ellie Malmrose, The Evergreen State College A Study on Substance Abuse Among Juveniles: An Inside Look on the Correlation Between General Strain Theory, Social Bond Theory, and Substance Abuse.....Ashley Siler, Idaho State University Gay Men and the Negotiation of Gender.....Robert Gallagher, Pacific Lutheran University American Jews Re-Naturalizing German Citizenship.....Juliana Matz, Whitman College

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Matthew Grindal, University of Idaho Notions of Justice and Recovery among Survivors of Sexual Assault.....Mackenzie Greer, UC Santa Barbara Social and Spiritual Fatherhood: Involvement of a Masculine Authority.....Gina Marzo, Whitworth University Social Capital in a Virtual World.....Dustin Mattei, Dixie State University The Making of Me.....Heidi Lamb, Utah State University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Dinur Blum, California State University Los Angeles How Home Influences Identity: Interrogating Gentrification from its Representation on Shameless.....Rebecca Wissink, University of the Fraser Valley Hip-Hop Therapy as an Intervention for Youth Violence.....Jesse Macareno, California State University East Bay

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Gentrification of the Marijuana Industry .....Carmen Mabee, The University of Colorado at Boulder The Impact Socioeconomic Status Has on the Experience of Loneliness.....Tessa Samuels, University of Puget Sound Nowhere to Hide: The Suspension of Black Students Across Alameda County School Types….Andrea Metzgar, UC Santa Barbara "They Want Us Smart, But Not Too Smart.".....RianSimone Harris, Point Loma Nazarene University The Fate of the Dreamers .....Diego Ordaz, California State University East Bay

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Elizabeth Ziff, The New School for Social Research "It Just Didn't Go That Well": Demisexuals Take On the Dating Game.....Addie Brown, Pacific University "It's Not Just a Phase": Experiences of the Bisexual Adult within Relationships.....Yvette Sanders, UC Irvine Queer Distinction: The Relationship Between the Term Queer and the LGBTQ+ Community.....Andrea Dukes, U. of La Verne

Have you checked out the Silent Auction yet?

Come check out items donated by fellow PSAers in front of the Jr. Ballroom.

Bids close at noon on Saturday! All proceeds support Student Travel Grants.

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Session 61 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Education-other than Higher Education, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 62 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Crime, Law, and Deviance I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 63 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Latinx Sociology, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 64 Oakland Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions: Coping in the Age of Trump

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Sharon Paterson, Boise State U. Defying the School-to-Prison Pipeline?: Examining Restorative Justice Practices in Schools ...Rachel Leader, St. Edward's U. LGBTQ Parents' Experiences with Their Child's School Over Time .....Lised Rios, California State University Long Beach "They Have Your Back": Latinx Students' Experiences with Caring Teachers .....Orlando Sanchez Zavala, UC Berkeley Measuring the Effectiveness of Sex Education for LGBTQ+ Youth.....Sierra Green, Mills College

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Joshua Meisel, Humboldt State University Adolescent Residential Treatment: The Neglected Proliferation of the Behavioral Health Sector .....Annabel Fay, UC Berkeley Formerly Incarcerated Women and Identity Repair.....Bridget Cervelli, California State University Long Beach

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Juan Salinas, Sonoma State University Whatever it Takes: Latino Veterans Accessing Higher Education.....Teresa Ramirez, University of California Irvine The Influence of Familismo, Mental Health Stigma and Traditional Gender Roles on Latinx College Students in Seeking and Utilizing Mental Health Services.....Lorena Cruz, California State University East Bay Self-Employed Migrant Women: Hair Salons, Ethnic Enclaves, and Gender Dynamics.....Joceline Porron, UC Irvine Familiar Places with New Faces: Latino Enclaves and New Destinations in Established Areas.....Guadalupe Jasso, California State University Channel Islands

Organizer: Bill Rocque, University of Redlands Presider: Thais Forneret, California State University Sacramento Everyday White Nationalism:Perceptions of Race Dynamics after "Unite the Right".....Thais Forneret, CSU Sacramento Feeling with the Enemy: Shared Social Marginalization as a Foundation for Political Empathy......Jayecee Whitehead, Sydney Zacharias, and Kea Myers-Rosa, Pacific University Young Adults' Perception of the United States Before and After the 45th Presidential Election .....Sosseh Didarloo and Celina Benavides, California State University Los Angeles

Session 65 OCC 201 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Teaching Sociology: Preparing Graduate Students for Teaching Focused Colleges and Universities [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: John Stover, Santa Rosa Junior College Presider: Marisol Clark-Ibáñez, CSU San Marcos Training for the Mythical 3% - Research, Teaching, and Reality.....Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University Balancing Research and Teaching in the CSU System.....Marisol Clark-Ibáñez, California State University San Marcos Teaching, Writing, and Service at a Private University.....Nori Lowe Henk, Azusa Pacific University The Inspirations and Challenges of Community College Teaching.....John Stover, Santa Rosa Junior College

Session 66 OCC 202 Education-Higher Education: Race, Ethnicity and Social Justice

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Megan Thiele, San Jose State University Presider: Houa Vang, University of California Merced Influencing Inclusion, Diversity, and Social Justice in Undergraduate Computer Science: Knowledge, Hegemonic Power, Performance, and Uncertainty of the Status of Membership Status.....Michelle Fretwell, Erika Abbott, Donald Winiecki, and Noah Salzman, Boise State University Minority Serving Institutions as Sites of Ethnoracial Identity Development Among Southeast Asian Students.....Houa Vang, University of California Merced Faculty Experiences through a Diversity Lens: An Investigation of Teaching Professors' Occupational SelfEfficacy.....Christian Lewis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Degrees in Bigotry: How Universities Turn Prejudice into Profits.....Arthur Scarritt, Michelle Fretwell and Jeff Cates, Boise State University Uncovering Relevant Factors of Educational Residential Segregation.....Selena Livas, University of California Irvine

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Session 67 OCC 203 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Crime, Law, and Deviance: Theorizing Our Lived Experience: The Production of Knowledge by Formerly Incarcerated Scholars at the University of California, Berkeley [Panel wit h Pre senters ] Organizer: Michael Cerda-Jara, SURF Fellow, UC Berkeley Presider: David Maldonado, UC Berkeley Panelists: Juan Flores, Firebaugh Scholar, Michael Cerda-Jara, SURF Fellow, Fernando Vallejo, Firebaugh Scholar, and Anthony Landers, McNair Scholar, University of California, Berkeley

Session 68 OCC 204 Asian/Asian American Sociology: Asian/Asian American Sociology: 3

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Jacob Huang, California Baptist University Presider: Thuan Nguyen, CSU Fullerton Gender Differences in Work-to-Family Conflict in Japan.....Yusuke Tsukada, California State University Sacramento Parental Stress in the Families of Parachute Kids from Mainland China.....Kimberly Gan, San Diego State University Who's Eating Rice? The Sticky Situation of Being a Gay Vietnamese American Man in the Gay Community.....Thuan Nguyen, California State University Fullerton "My Parents and I, We Didn't Grow Up Together": Experiences of Taiwanese "Parachute Kids" Who Grow Up Alone in the U.S......Kristy Shih, California State University Long Beach

Session 69 OCC 205 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Environmental Sociology: Assessing Drivers of and Proposed Solutions to Climate Change [Formal Paper Session ] Organizer: Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College Presider: Ben Manski, UC Santa Barbara Meat Climate Change: The 2nd Leading Cause of Global Warming.....Moses Seenarine, New Mexico State University Renewable Energy Injustice: The Socio-environmental Implications of Renewable Energy Consumption......Julius McGee, Portland State University; Patrick Greiner, Vanderbilt Turning Toward the Sun: A Cross-National Analysis of Solar Energy Generation.....Jolene McCall, CSU Long Beach Toward Climate Democracy.....Ben Manski and John Foran, University of California, Santa Barbara

Session 70 OCC 206 Food and Society: From Food Deserts to Food Justice

Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Presider: Sara Vega, Western Washington University Coping Strategies for Food Insecure Households with Children.....Sara Vega, Western Washington University Eating (with) the Other -- Food, Race and Otherness in Contemporary US Food-Media.....Alison Hope Alkon, University of the Pacific; Rafi Grosglik, University of California Davis Gentrification, Status Panic, and the Political Shift from Food Deserts to Food Apartheid: Reflections from a Millennial Food Justice Scholar.....Justin Sean Myers, California State University Fresno

Session 71 OCC 207 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Urban and Community Studies: Transforming Political Participation of Urban Actors [For mal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Session ] Organizer: Carol Ward, Brigham Young University Presider: Steven Schmidt, UC Irvine Social Construction and Urban Space: The Social Foundations of Urban Redevelopment in Mexico City .....Steven Schmidt, University of California Irvine Bridging the Divide between Government and Citizen.....Pepper Glass, Breanna Child, Madeline Gassman, and Lindsey Shiner, Weber State University

Session 72 OCC 208 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Presidential Distinguished Speakers Panel: Celebrating PSA 90 Years: Presenting the Past and Present to Address the Challenges Facing Millennials in the Future [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California Panelists: Dean Dorn, CSU Sacramento; Sharon Davis, University of La Verne; Amy Orr, Linfield College

Session 73 OCC 210-211 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Sexualities: The Trans Generation: How Trans Kids (and Their Parents) are Creating A Gender Revolution, by Ann Travers (NYU Press, 2018) [Aut hor Meets Crit ic s] Organizer and Presider: Shari Dworkin, University of Washington, Bothell Critics: Mary Robertson, California State University San Marcos; Luis Gutierrez-Mock, UCSF Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Center of Excellence for Transgender Health; Brandon Robinson, UC Riverside

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Session 74 OCC 212 Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM PSA Committee on Community Colleges Members: Sneha Dutta Hazarika, CSU Stanislaus; Ami Mezahav, Flathead Community College; Michael Mulcahy, Central Washington University; Tonmar Johnson, Solano Community College; Anthony Silvaggio, Humboldt State University; Sharon Yee, Chandler Gilbert Community College

Session 75 Uptown Friday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM PSA Publications Committee Meeting Members: Robert Futrell, U. of Nevada Las Vegas; Marta Elliott, U. of Nevada, Reno; Janine Schipper, Northern Arizona University; Carl Stempel, CSU East Bay; Allison Hurst, Oregon State University; Ryan Light, U. of Oregon; Chioun Lee, UC Riverside

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Session 76 California Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Gender: Production of Gendered Knowledge and Technology [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University Presider: Judith Treas, UC Irvine Gender and Knowledge Creation on Question and Answer Websites.....Molly King, Stanford University Gender and Technology-Related Self-Efficacy: A Meta-Analysis.....Mackenzie Christensen and Judith Treas, University of California Irvine One Is Not Born a Man: Social Recognition and Situated Gendered Knowledges.....Miriam Abelson, Portland State University Human Resource Professionals' Approaches to Gender Equality Change in a Silicon Valley Technology Company.....Alison Wynn, Stanford University Digesting the Red Pill: Masculinity and Neoliberalism in the Manosphere.....Shawn Van Valkenburgh, University of California Santa Barbara

Session 77 Conference Foyer Undergraduate Posters: Poster Session II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM

Session 78 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Gender I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Urban Health: Where You Live Decides Your Future Health?.....Keanu Thompson and Roxanne Ezzet, Sonoma State University Community Perspective on Operation Ceasefire.....Teresa Kabba, University of California Berkeley K-9 Officers: What Are the Purposes?.....Kaelie Rose, Whitman College Unequal Distribution of Environmental Risks and Hazards in Portland, Oregon.....Emma Howard, University of Portland If You Don't Make Dollars You Don't Make Sense: Experience of Economically Disadvantaged Students at an Elite Private University.....Xenon Berkeley, Gonzaga University Signaling a Move Toward Reproductive Justice: A Content Analysis of 2017 Women's March Posters.....Natalia Gonzalez, University of California Santa Barbara Examining the Processes, Obstacles, and Actualizations of Empowerment Among Female Trekking Guides in Pokhara, Nepal.....Margaret Englert, Whitman College Leveraging Intersectionality in Assessing Latina/os Attitudes towards Capital Punishment.....Johnpaul De La O, Adrian Rocha Rocha, Matthew Murphy, and Mrinal Sinha, California State University Monterey Bay Hip Hop Music and Messages of Resistance: A Content Analysis.....Cailin Dahlin, Seattle Pacific University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Megan Henley, Colorado Mesa University Effects of Advocacy Networks on the Work and Safety of Female Human Rights Defenders in Oaxaca, Mexico.....Christina Easley, Pacific Lutheran University Intersections of Masculinity and Sports.....Janelle Guldahl, University of Portland Code Blue: Construction of Masculinity Among Males in Nursing.....Larissa Caldeira, Gonzaga University "But Did You Get Any?": The Role of Toxic Masculinity in Hookup Culture's Self-fulfilling Prophecy.....Sophie Winnett, Gonzaga University The Presentation of Transgender Selves: Impression Management in Trans-inclusive Internet Spaces.....Ellie Malmrose, The Evergreen State College Feminism in Plastic Surgery Marketing.....Brook McCurdy, Hastings College

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Session 79 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Economic Sociology, Labor and Labor Movements, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta [Under gradua te Roun dt abl e] Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Preston Rudy, San Jose State University Nepali Women Migration: An Analysis of Violence Experienced While Working Abroad.....Beda Castillo, CSU Long Beach Augmenting Industrial Relations Research of Worker Voting Propensity: Determinants of Attitudes Toward Labor Unions.....Michael Polisson, Pitzer College Poverty Delivered: How Rent-to-own Businesses Make the Poor Poorer.....Jeff Cates, Boise State University Understanding and Employing Discourse: Discourse on Homelessness in the City of Seattle.....Emily Nye, Seattle Pacific U.

Session 80 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta [Under gradua te Roun dt able ] Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Jennifer Utrata, University of Puget Sound Undocumented Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Access to Domestic Violence Resources.....Nicole Balbuena, UC Irvine Familial Conversations: Parental Mediation of Children's Media and #MeToo.....Jackie Greisen, Whitman College

Session 81 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Crime, Law, and Deviance II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 82 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Race, Class, and Gender II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 83 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Sexualities II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 84 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Amanda Shigihara, CSU Sacramento Mentor/Mentee Relationships within Veterans Court.....Tamara Tokarz, Whitworth University Evaluation of Washington State Pretrial Services .....Tyler Adamson, Whitworth University Snohomish County Adult Drug Court Comparison .....Silas Patterson, Whitworth University Trials of Brotherhood.....Ryan DeCarsky, University of California Santa Barbara A Comprehensive Look at Intersecting Agencies to Support Minors of Sexual Violence and Assault.....Lynn Chao, Saint Mary's College of California

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Marcia Hernandez, University of the Pacific Black on White Love: How Racial/Ethnic Identities Influence Partner-Decisions and Relationships....Manfred Sy, UC Santa Cruz Doing More Harm than Good?: Through the Looking Glass of Initiatives toward Diversity and Inclusion.....Brandon Wafford and Mallory Cheng, Denison University Everyday Racial Hostility and Homeless Youth of Color .....Anthony Carrasco, University of California Berkeley How Do Student-Athletes at a Small Pacific Northwest University Perceive Racial Issues within America?.....Nick Mitchell and Larry Gibbs, Southern Oregon University AAPI Immigrant Women in Higher Ed: Apolitical or Politicized?.....Ye Rim Cho, Whitman College

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Natalie Ingraham, CSU East Bay The Effect of Pornography on Men's Intimate Relationships.....Erin Case, Colorado Mesa University Leadership and Love within LGBT Christians .....Ari Gee, Abilene Christian University Make It Gay: Yaoi and Boys' Love Manga.....Michele Matthew, Pacific Lutheran University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Matthew Grindal, U. of Idaho How the Social Model of Autism Expands Autistic Student's College Major Choices.....Christiana Koch, California State University Long Beach Masculinity In Early Childhood Education .....Sarah Ward, Whitworth University Wait, We're Not All On Drugs?: Why College Students Abstain from Cannabis and Alcohol.....Allison Guerrero, Humboldt State University Colorism in Television & Reclamando Negridad En José Maria Morelos.....Yaritza Esqueda, Western Washington University

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Session 85 Oakland Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions: Social Selves, Contingent Identities, Contextual Emotions [Research in Pr og r ess Sess io n] Organizer: Bill Rocque, University of Redlands Presider: Quinn Bloom, UC Riverside

How Attitudes, Behavior, and Emotions Relate to Conventional Versus Idiosyncratic Role-Identity Meanings.....Michael Carter and Hannah Mangum, California State University Northridge Secrets of the Self: A Neuro-Sociology Approach.....Alexandra Maryanski, University of California Riverside The Causal Ordering of Internal and External Commitments to the Religious Identity.....Quinn Bloom and John Aldecoa, University of California Riverside An Examination the Influence of Community Trauma on Collective Memory, Emotional Distress and Loss of Trust.....Hugh Floyd, Samford University Public Safety Response: Naturalistic and Examination of Social Emotions within a Stadium Environment.....Cornel Stemley, Grand Canyon University

Session 86 OCC 201 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Teaching Sociology: Best Practices in Teaching Online Classes, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching [Work sh op wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: Jason Leiker, Utah State University Presider: Chris Hardnack, CSU San Marcos Connecting to and Engaging Students in Online Classes.....Debra Guckenheimer, California State University East Bay Lessons from Teaching Theory Online for the First Time.....Chris Hardnack, California State University San Marcos Teaching Sociology Online.....Gloria Nikolai, Pikes Peak Community College

Session 87 OCC 202 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Education-other than Higher Education: Education and Inequality in the United States [Resea rch in Pro gress Session ] Organizer: Joe Johnston, Gonzaga University Presider: Wesley Jeffrey, UC Irvine Are You a Teacher? Educational Background and Earning a Teaching Credential Among California Latinx College Graduates.....Melissa Quesada and Irenee Beattie, University of California Merced Missing the Boat? A Look at High-Poverty Schools Not Implementing Title I Programs .....Wesley Jeffrey, UC Irvine Mother's Social Capital and Teacher Perception of Shared Goals.....Sonja Taylor, Portland State University The Role of Cultural Trauma in Educational Attainment.....Jana Ruijgrok Neubauerova, Christian Arevalo, and Carlos Garcia, San Jose State University The Texas Textbook Case: Ideology, Affect, and Pedagogy in the Project of Manufactured Illiteracy.....Joshua Olsberg, National University; Mike Sickels, Winthrop University

Session 88 OCC 203 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Crime, Law, and Deviance: Criminal Justice System Policy, Process, and Effects [Formal Paper & Resear ch in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside Presider: Logan Valenty, UC Riverside Social Capital Access and Mobilization in Pretrial Detention.....Katherine Hood, Sandra Smith, Raquel Zitani-Rios, Raven Deverux, and Claudia Trost, UC Berkeley The Self-Esteem Sentence: An Examination of the Effects of a Criminal Label.....Logan Valenty, UC Riverside The Overrepresentation of Persons with Co-Occurring Disorders in the Criminal Justice System: Exploring the Role of Procedural Injustices.....Sandra Smith, Jaqueline Lepe, Carmen Brick, and Shirin Purkayastha, UC Berkeley Gender in the Jury Selection Process.....Tasha Lane, Portland State University

Session 89 OCC 204 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Latinx Sociology: Spirituality, Space, and Border/s in M(other)work Research: Chicana Latina Scholarship in the Field, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: Christine Vega, UC Los Angeles Presider: Ryanne Pilgeram, University of Idaho Narratives from Beyond Academe: Uncovering the Educational Herstories of Latina/Chicana Motherscholars and Daughterscholars.....Cindy Escobedo, University of California Los Angeles A Chicana Mother-Daughter Spiritual Praxis: Religion, Spirituality, and our Mothers.....Alma Itzé Flores, California State University, Sacramento Mothers of Color in Academia: Fierce Mothering Challenging Spatial Exclusion through a Chicana Feminist Praxis.....Christine Vega, Nora Cisneros, and LeighAnna Hidalgo, University of California, Los Angeles La frontera puede separarnos, pero el amor y la lucha siempre prevalecerá: A Story of Family Separation, Motherhood, Love, and Survival .....Gabriela Corona, University of California, Los Angeles

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Session 90 OCC 205 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Environmental Sociology: Socially Constructing the Natural World and Environmental Threats [Formal Paper & Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ] Organizer: Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College Presider: Allison Ford, U. of Oregon "You Can't Ignore the Rat": Rat Control and the Environmental Habitus in Alberta, Canada.....Andy McCumber, University of California Santa Barbara Constructing Environmental Compliance: Law, Science, and the Morality of Endangered Species Conservation in California's Delta.....Caleb Scoville, UC Berkeley Granting "Legal Standing" to Forests and Rivers; The Legal and Societal Significance of New Zealand's Experiment.....Charles Powers, Santa Clara University Divisive Drilling:Community Members' Competing Constructions of Hydraulic Fracturing in Denton, Texas.....Cassidy Gummersall, Mehmet Soyer, and Mollie Murphy, Utah State University The Privilege to Prepare: Racial Privilege & Environmental Practice in American Prepping Culture.....Allison Ford, University of Oregon Masculinity in the Wild: An Examination of Masculinity As Reproduced Through Hunting and Resources.....Kenneth Hanson, University of Oregon; Nicholas Theis, University of Oregon

Session 91 OCC 206 Media and Communication: Media Images & Issues

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [For mal Paper & Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ]

Organizer: Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: Talmadge Wright, Loyola Girl Power: A Comparative Study of Advertisements in Seventeen.....Hope Youngblood, University of Nevada- Las Vegas Scary Social Media: The Role of Social Media in Predicting User Fears.....Theresa Davidson, Samford University; Lee Farquhar, Butler University Framing the Poor: Rhetorical Frames, Neoliberal Assumptions and Homelessness.....Talmadge Wright and Steven Tuttle, Loyola University Chicago Leveraging Inter-Organizational Actors' Extended Networks: A Relational Event Model of Public National Weather Service Communications.....Scott Renshaw and Carter T Butts, UC Irvine; Jeannette Sutton, University of Kentucky

Session 92 OCC 207 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Urban and Community Studies: Culture, Place Character and Urban Development [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Carol Ward, Brigham Young University Presider: Charlotte Glennie, UC Davis

Art, Bohemia, and Economic Growth: An Analysis of the Post-Great Recession Midwestern Economic Recovery.....Antonio Paniagua Guzman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Cultivating Place Character: Urban Development and the Institutionalization of Seattle's P-Patch Community Gardens.....Charlotte Glennie, University of California Davis Authenticity in Las Vegas: Representations of Italian Culture.....Marta Soligo and David R. Dickens, U. of Nevada, Las Vegas The (Digitally Augmented) World of Harry Potter in Edinburgh: Methodological Considerations for Studying Mediated Popular Culture Tourism in the Age of the Geoweb.....Kath Bassett, The University of Edinburgh

Session 93 OCC 208 Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Presidential Session: Public Sociology in the Era of Trump: A Conversation with Arlie Hochschild and Michael Burawoy [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California Panelists: Arlie Hochschild, University of California, Berkeley; Michael Burawoy, University of California, Berkeley; Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California

Session 94 OCC 210-211 Sexualities: Sexualities: Identities

Friday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Formal Paper Session ]

Organizer: Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University Presider: Steven Arxer, University of North Texas at Dallas Situational and Contextual Influences on the "Stages" of Identity Development......Chong-suk Han, Middlebury College Making Visible the Invisible: Bisexual Parents Ponder Coming Out to Their Kids.....Abbey Berghaus, University of California Davis "We've Never Talked About It": Muslim American Attitudes Towards Homosexuality.....Hala Alnagar, University of California Merced Living on the Margins: Queer Muslims in the Face of Adversity.....Mais Al Nima, University of Colorado Denver LGBTQ Collective Identity Work and Community Healing from Hate-Motivated Violence.....Steven Arxer and Eric Coleman, University of North Texas at Dallas

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Session 96 California Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Gender: Styling Masculinity: Gender, Class, and Inequality in the Men's Grooming Industry, by Kristen Barber (Rutgers University Press, 2016) [Auth or Mee ts Criti cs ] Organizer and Presider: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul U. Critics: Miriam Abelson, Portland State U.; Tristan Bridges, UC Santa Barbara

Session 97 PSA Grad Fair

Jr. Ballroom 1-4

Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM

Organizers: Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach; Sharon Elise, CSU San Marcos Graduate Program Representatives: Anthony Silvaggio, Humboldt State University; Jennifer Sherman, Washington State University Pullman; Janine Schipper, Northern Arizona University; Jennifer Reich, University of Colorado Denver; Richelle Swan, Sharon Elise, and Damon Stevens, California State University San Marcos; Hillary Steinberg, University of Colorado Boulder; Robert Futrell, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Enrico Marcelli, San Diego State University; Sandra Way, New Mexico State University; Mehmet Soyer, Utah State University; M.D.R. Evans, University of Nevada, Reno; Jeremy Thomas, DJ Williams, and Deirdre Caputo-Levine, Idaho State University

Session 98 Oakland Social Psychology, Identity, and Emotions: Theorizing Self and Identity

Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Bill Rocque, University of Redlands Presider: Matthew Grindal, University of Idaho Does a Strong Ethnic Identity Benefit Psychological Well-Being in Hawaii?.....Krysia Mossakowski, U. of Hawaii at Manoa Evaluating Inequality: Folk Functionalism and Perceived Corruption Play Important Roles.....Jonathan Kelley and M.D.R. Evans, University of Nevada, Reno Ethnic-Racial Socialization, Perceived Discrimination, and the Self-Concept.....Matthew Grindal, University of Idaho; Melanie Kushida, University of California, Riverside; Tyra Peone, University of Idaho Moral Perception.....Robert Young, University of Texas, Arlington

Session 99 OCC 201 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Race, Class and Gender: Social Media and Public Discourse [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ] Organizer: Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach Presider: Dmitri Seals, UC Berkeley Intersectional Boundaries: Shifting Codes of Race, Gender, and Identity in Public Discourse.....Dmitri Seals, UC Berkeley Legitimizing Hate and the Confederate Flag.....Libby Lewis, California State University Los Angeles The Colorblind Racism of Sad Puppies: Discourse Analysis of Conservative Sci-Fi Fans.....Michael Kreiter, Kent State U. Stories that Connect Us.....Briauna Johnson and David Boyns, California State University, Northridge

Session 100 OCC 202 Teaching Sociology: Engaged Teaching for Engaged Students

Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Susan Murray, San Jose State University Presider: James Bany, Hanover College Building Social Change and Research Courses for Majors: Integration through Transformative Learning?.....Sarah Mawhirter, Boise State University Get Up, Stand Up: Teaching Social Inequality through Service and Community Engagement in Jamaica.....James Bany, Hanover College SLICES of Research: Service Learning as a Means to Engage Youth in Research.....Vanessa Nunez and Camisha Fagan, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Social Sustainability: An Engaged Approach .....Lori Cramer, Derric Jacobs, and Julia Ostapiej, Oregon State University Interdependent Learning: A Durkheimian Approach to Promoting Collaborative Learning in the Classroom... Using Multiple Choice Questions.....Michel Estefan, University of California Berkeley

Session 101 OCC 203 Crime, Law, and Deviance: Causes and Correlates of Crime Session ] Organizer: Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside

Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [For mal Paper and Resear ch in Pr ogr ess

Presider: Debra Cabrera, University of Guam Sexual and Gender Minority Intimate Partner Violence and Childhood Violence Exposure.....Adam Messinger, Northeastern Illinois University; Christina Dyar, University of Cincinnati; Rachel Birmingham, Northeastern Illinois University; Michael Newcomb, Northwestern University; Sarah Whitton, University of Cincinnati Parental Supervision or Social Bonds: Exploring Their Relative Impact on Delinquent Behavior in the Northern Mariana Islands.....Debra Cabrera, University of Guam United to Hate: Bridging and Bonding Capital's Implications for Racially-Motivated Hate Crimes in America.....Elizabeth Brault and Maretta McDonald, Louisiana State University Genetic and Psycho-Social Correlates of Violence: A Pilot Study of Polish Homicide Offenders. .....Roger Guy, State University of New York at Oswego; Piotr A. Chomczyński, University of Lodz, Poland

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Session 102 OCC 204 Latinx Sociology: Latinx Immigrants in Nativist Times

Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Manuel Barajas, CSU Sacramento Presider: Lydia Huerta, University of Nevada Reno The Latinx Dreamer Diaspora: Millennials in Flux.....Lydia Huerta, University of Nevada Reno; Emma Bailey, Western New Mexico University Growing up Hispanic in Arkansas: The Children of Hispanic Immigrants in El Nuevo South.....Maria Escobar, UC Merced

Session 103 OCC 205 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Environmental Sociology: Community-based Environmental Movement Activity [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College Presider: Sarah Guldenbrein, Portland State U. Power and Justice in the Environmental Decision-Making Process: Kettleman City in KKK County.....Cintia Quesada, University of California Merced Tribal/Non-tribal Environmental Movement-Building: Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment & Friends of the Clearwater.....Chris Norden, Lewis-Clark State College; Leontina Hormel, University of Idaho Convivial Clothing: Engagement with Decommodified Fashion in Portland, OR.....Sarah Guldenbrein, Portland State U.

Session 104 OCC 206 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Art, Culture, and Popular Culture: Television: Socialization & Impact [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ] Organizer: Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: David G. Ortiz, New Mexico State University Antiques Roadshow: Artistic Fields and Wayward Objects.....James Ordner, Humboldt State University Reality Realness: An Examination of Racial Politics in Pose and Drag Race.....Angela Nurse and Dominique Shank, University of San Diego Cartoons as Socialization Agents in Post-modernity: Multiphrenia, Moralities, and Identities.....David G. Ortiz, David G. LoConto, Lorissa B. Humble, and LaJaun Willis III, New Mexico State University Collective Suffering and Media: Correlations Between "American Horror Story: Cult" and the Intersectional Fourth Wave of Feminism .....Amanda Lovett, Northern Arizona University

Session 105 OCC 207 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Urban and Community Studies: Space and Place-making Across Urban Areas and Neighborhoods [Formal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Sessio n] Organizer: Carol Ward, Brigham Young University Presider: Geographies of Change and Persistence: A Spatial Analysis of Relative Neighborhood Disadvantage across California Communities.....Luis Sanchez, Sabrina DeSantis, and Kayla Stockton, California State University Channel Islands Social Ecology and Social Activity: Institutionalized Predictors of Diurnal Patterns.....Loring Thomas and Carter T Butts, University of California Irvine Won't You Be My Neighbor? Short-Term Rentals, Vacation Homes, and the Perception of Neighborhood Impact.....Michelle Janning and Nate Raphael, Whitman College

Session 106 OCC 208 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Theory: Presidential Panel: Engaging Millennials in Sociological Theory, sponsored by the Emeritus and Retired Sociologists Committee [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Glenn Goodwin, University of La Verne Panelists: Jonathan Turner, University of California at Santa Barbara and Riverside; Randall Collins, University of Pennsylvania; Kevin McCaffree, University of North Texas

Session 107 OCC 210-211 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Sexualities: Growing Up Queer: Kids and the Remaking of LGBTQ Identity, by Mary Robertson (NYU Press, 2018) [Author Meets C riti cs ] Organizer and Presider: Lucas Sharma, Seattle University Critics: Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University; James Dean, Sonoma State University; Anna Muraco, Loyola Marymount U.

Session 108 OCC 212 Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM PSA Committee on the Status of Women Members: Alicia Gonzales, California State University San Marcos; Michelle

Robertson, St. Edward's University; Ryanne Pilgeram, University of Idaho; Sojung Lim, Utah State University; Alicia Bonaparte, Pitzer College; Emily Drew, Willamette University

Session 109 Uptown Friday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM PSA Committee on Freedom of Research and Teaching Members: Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno; Allison Ford, University of Oregon; Dan Morrison, Abilene Christian University; Pete Simi, Chapman University

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Session 111 Oakland Teaching Sociology: Sharing Excellent Assignments

Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Session 112 OCC 201 Race, Class and Gender: Families

Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Susan Murray, San Jose State U. Presider: Linda Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary Recipe for Success: A Technique to Enhance Student Performance on Essay Questions .....Linda Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary Choose Your Own Adventure: How Incorporating Free Range Assignments Increased Student Engagement in a Social Problems Course.....Suzanne Macaluso, Abilene Christian University Group Projects: Friend or Foe?.....Amanda Studebaker, California State University Bakersfield Putting Class into Context: A Description and Analysis of a Class Activity Using ASA's Contexts .....Jason Leiker, Emma Earl, Erin Anderson, and Julie Gast, Utah State University

Organizer: Kristy Shih, California State University Long Beach Class Differences for Women in Attaining Work-Family Balance and Consciousness of Government Responsibility for Child Care: Focusing on the Korean Case.....Minyoung An, University of Arizona Gendered Racialized Attraction and Racial Boundaries among Intermarried Asian and White Americans .....Louise Ly, University of California Berkeley If It Were Me, I'd Be in Jail: Examining Racial Differences in Fathers' Outcomes of Child Support Enforcement Sanctions.....Maretta McDonald, Louisiana State University; Michael Bisciglia, Southeastern Louisiana University

Session 113 OCC 202 Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Methods: Race, Sex, Gender, Text: Textual Analysis and the Sociological Study of Bodies and Embodiment [Formal Paper Sessio n] Organizer and Presider: Natalie Boero, San Jose State University Health at Every Size (HAES) as a Reform (Social) Movement within Public Health: A Situational Analysis.....Natalie Ingraham, California State University East Bay Fat as a Floating Signifier: Race, Weight and Femininity in the National Imaginary.....Sabrina Strings, UC Irvine Standpoint Epistemology and the Study of Intersex.....Georgiann Davis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Session 114 OCC 203 Crime, Law, and Deviance: Open Discussion Session: Crime, Law, and Deviance

Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM

Session 115 OCC 204 Latinx Sociology: The Latinx Condition and Intersectionality

Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer and Facilitator: Tanya Nieri, University of California at Riverside

Organizer: Manuel Barajas, CSU Sacramento Presider: Roxanna Villalobos, University of California Santa Cruz Grassroots Feminism in the Farmlands: Exploring Latina Rural Activism and Leadership in California's Central Valley.....Roxanna Villalobos, University of California Santa Cruz "You Don't Need the Streets in this Family, this Family IS the Streets:" A Sociological Analysis of the Experiences of Formerly Incarcerated Latinas .....Marisa Salinas, University of California Santa Barbara The Doctoral Education Classroom: Chicanx/Latinx Student Perspectives.....Elvia Ramirez, CSU Sacramento Removals of Mexican-Origin People in the U.S. Nation and Higher Education: Grounding Intersectionality Analysis in Coloniality .....Manuel Barajas, Heidy Sarabia, and Elvia Ramirez, California State University Sacramento

Session 116 OCC 205 Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Environmental Sociology: Open Discussion: Environmental Sociology in the Age of Climate Crisis: Directions for Research, Teaching, and Community Engagement Organizer and Facilitator: Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College 30

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Session 117 OCC 206 Art, Culture, and Popular Culture: Video Games: All Fun & Games?

Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: Gary Yeritsian, UC Los Angeles No Skin = No Skill: Reproduction of Toxic Meritocracy and Capitalist Hierarchy in Free-To-Play Video Games .....Ian Larson, University of California Irvine Identity in Video Game Contexts: Developing a Video Game Player Typology.....Kelsey Bigelow Home Video Games and the Historical Rise of 'Prosumption'.....Gary Yeritsian, University of California Los Angeles Press Play: Engaging Millennials in Power, Diversity and Change through Video Games.....Daisy Herrera, California State University Los Angeles; Stephanie Herrera, Los Angeles Dependency Lawyers, Inc.

Session 118 OCC 207 Theory: Utilizing and Applying Theory

Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Glenn Goodwin, University of La Verne Presider: Alem Kebede, California State University Bakersfield Speaking Sociology: The Problem of Polysemy and the Solution of Metaphor.....Steven Lauterwasser, UC Berkeley The Concept of Citizen-Subject and the African American Incarceration Experience.....Alem Kebede, CSU Bakersfield The Information Network in Premodern Hierarchical World-Systems.....Teresa Neal, University of California Riverside

Session 119 OCC 208 Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Social Movements and Social Change: Presidential Session: Hip Hop for Change Presents THE MC: Theory of Hip Hop Evolution, Music, and Culture [Work sh op wit h Pre senter s] Organizer: Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California Panelist: Marlon "UnLearn The World" Richardson, Hip Hop For Change

Session 120 OCC 210-211 Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Teaching Sociology: Doing Emotional Labor in the Classroom, sponsored by the Committee on Teaching [Research in Prog re ss S ession ] Organizer and Presider: Michelle Robertson, St. Edward's University Embracing Pleasure in Our Classrooms: Spaces of Possibility as Resistance .....Danielle Hidalgo, CSU Chico

Session 121 OCC 212 Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM PSA Committee on the Status of LGBTQ+ Persons Members: Sean Davis, Mira Costa College; Griff Tester, Central Washington University; Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University; Janae Teal, Humboldt County DHHS; Dana Nakano, CSU Stanislaus; Rocio Garcia, UCLA

Session 122 Uptown Friday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM PSA Committee on Rights, Liberties, and Social Justice Members: Zendina Mostert, Salt Lake Community College; Sabrina Alimahomed-Wilson, CSU Long Beach; Desire Anastasia, Metropolitan State University of Denver; Anthony Villarreal, Monterey Peninsula College

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Session 123 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Presidential Address and Awards

Friday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM

Presider: Sharon Davis, University of La Verne Awards presented by the PSA Awards Committee, Publications Committee, and Social Conscience Committee President Elaine Bell Kaplan, University of Southern California will deliver her Address, “The Millennial Leftists are Emerging: Are Sociologists Ready for Them?”

This discussion of Millennials, including the Z generation (born between 1997 and 2000) takes a look at a new generation who became adults in this millennium/century (Pew Center Research, 2019). To some, the word “Millennial” sounds like a dirty word. The “M” word, let’s call it. Unfortunately, being associated with this word comes with a few negative connotations—whether deserved or not. Often, those connotations extend to the way Millennials are viewed as the “me” generation, who expect more than they deserve. One especially pervasive trope about Millennials is that they're inherently narcissistic, as documented by their attachment to their phones, their penchant for selfies, and their desire to share every aspect of their lives online. Despite these negative stereotypes, according to my research and that of others, we are encountering a generation that is willing to challenge the status quo.

But there is a critical issue that we should note. Several analysts have suggested that there is a gathering storm. Some Millennials believe, especially those in academia, that social science is tied to old theories and ideologies about race and gender, among other inconsistencies. These old ideas, as they see it, do not resonate with their views regarding equity. This view suggests that Millennials will continue to challenge the status quo. It may be that in the future most surveys will support multiple gender and race identities.

Several questions come to mind. How do we, as sociologists with our sense of history and other issues such as racial and gender inequality, help them along the way? Are we ready for this generation? Are they ready for us?

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Skyline Friday • 6:45 PM– 8:30 PM Presidential Reception—Food! Featuring performances by graduate students of dance from Mills College

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Roundtables: PSA Race/Ethnicity I, Poster Committee on Medical Sociology, Session III, Politics and the State, Practicing, Environmental Getting Jobs Applied, and sponsored Sociology, in Academia Food and Society, Clinical

by Alpha Gender II, Sociology Crime, Law, and Kappa Delta Deviance III, sponsored Meeting

by Alpha Kappa Delta

Forging Ahead: By What Means?

Framing Grievances

Session cancelled

Science and Technology 2

Decisions Related to Health and Health Care

PSA Business Meeting

Open Discussion Session: Salon des Sexualités

PSA Committees Sharing Session

Film Session: Humor that Hurts: It Isn`t Funny Unless Everybody Laughs

Marxist Sociology/ Critical Sociology

Violence, Trailblazing Social Open Relationship at the Movements Discussion s, and Frontiers and Session: Criminal of Higher Educational Migration/ Justice Education Institutions Immigration Systems

6:45-9:00 pm, Skyline: Sociological Perspectives Reception

Undergraduate Roundtables:

Stratification, Inequality, Poster Deviance, Alt-Right Processes & Understandi and Poverty, Religion, PSA Higher Education III, Session V, Social Criminality, Movements Geographies ng Fertility Population and Sexualities Committee Demography, sponsored Justice Race/Ethnicity III, and and their of Policies and II on Teaching Social Movements II,

by Alpha Pedagogies Education Discontents Immigrant Intervention Intimate Relationships, Meeting & Reproductive Kappa Delta Families, Politics II, sponsored by Integration s Alpha Kappa Delta

Religious Change

Religion and Identity

Latin America in a Global Context

Presidential Panel: In Millennial Footsteps: Generation Z`s High School Student Movement

An Open Discussion"

Mothering Ethnographer` s Circle: "How in the to Do Field Research:

The

Ethnographies of Sociality

Open Discussion Session: Race/ Ethnicity

A Conversation with Editors of Sociological Perspectives and Members of the PSA Publications Committee

How to Get Your Work Published:

Press, 2018)

You`re Not a Fraud: Recognizing and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

EthnoGendered graphic Resistance Subcultures: to the Socio- People Places political and Practices (Rutgers University Landscape

Guys Like Me: Five Wars, Five Veterans for Peace,

by Michael Messner

Constructing Blowin` Up: Applied, Be The Change Whiteness Rap Dreams in You Wish To See Clinical, and South Central, In The World: and Public by Jooyoung Teaching At The Maintaining Community Medical Lee White (University of College Level Sociology Chicago Press, 2016) Supremacy

Racism and Ethnic Identity on College Campuses

FamilyGlobaliWhere the Construction Millennials Will Take Women Making zation, Us: A New Practices Public Policy of Gender Generation Wrestles of Color with the Gender and Racial/ and Policies and Across the Structure, Ethnic

by Barbara Risman Everyday Life Course (Oxford University Identities Lives Press, 2018)

Narratives, Roundtables: Urban and Community Poster Critical around Identities, Sociology of Studies, PSA Education-Higher Session IV, Research on Refugee Chronic and Sport Education I, Sexualities: Membership Intersecting Migration/Immigration, Teaching Constructing Studies and Race/Ethnicity II, Disease, Pornography Committee sponsored Identities Education-Higher

by Alpha and the Politics Education II, Health, and New Meeting Gender III, Movements/ Kappa Delta Social Learning of Reception Change I, sponsored Well-Being Realities

by Alpha Kappa Delta

11:45 12:00 Narratives

(Taylor & Francis, 2018)

Legitimacy, Stigma, and the Patient Experience,

by Michelle Newhart and William Dolphin

10:00 10:15 TheofMedicalization Marijuana:

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Session 124 California Medical Sociology and Health: Research on Health Care Providers

Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ]

Organizer: Margaret Gough, University of La Verne Presider: Skye Niles, University of Colorado Boulder Cultural Health Capital and Primary Care Providers: The Case of Group Medical Visits.....Ariana Thompson-Lastad, University of California San Francisco Health Care and Disaster Governance after Hurricane Maria.....Skye Niles, U. of Colorado Boulder; Santina Contreras, The Ohio State University Mental Health Professionals with Mental Illnesses.....Marta Elliott and James Ragsdale, University of Nevada, Reno

Session 125 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: How Can New Graduates Market Sociology as a Skill Set, sponsored by the Committee on Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology [Work sh op wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Getting a Job with Sociology by taking SALT - Skills, Articulation, Language and Trends.....Stephen Steele, Emeritus/Retired Translating Sociological Knowledge into Sellable Job Skills.....Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College

Session 126 Gender: Transgender Experiences

Oakland

Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ]

Organizer: Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University The Exploration of Transfolks' Experiences of Pressure to Conform to Hegemonic Discourses of Gender.....Kai McKinney, New Mexico State University Negotiating Masculinities: How Trans Men and Non-binary Masculine Individuals do Masculinities .....Tristen Kade, Portland State University The ACceptance of Children and Early Parenting Trajectories (ACCEPT) Project.....Lori Cortez-Regan, Humboldt State University; Michele Schlehofer, Salisbury University Understanding the Intersections of Stigma Experienced by Transgender Sex Workers.....Victoria Loy and Moshoula CapousDesyllas, California State University Northridge Cultural Experiences of Drag Performers in Non-UrbanAreas: A Comparative Study on Drag Performers fromNorthern Nevada and Central California.....Steph Landeros and Kjerstin Gruys, University Nevada, Reno

Session 127 OCC 201 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Surviving and Thriving: Mental Health, Social Support, and Self-Care in Academia, sponsored by Student Affairs Committee [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Uriel Serrano, University of California Santa Cruz

Session 128 OCC 202 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Education-Higher Education: Critical Impacts in the Field of Higher Education [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n] Organizer: Megan Thiele, San Jose State University Presider: Huiying Hill, Weber State University Study Abroad Program as a High Impact Education Practice--- Reflections of my Two Sociology Study Abroad to China Experiences.....Huiying Hill, Weber State University University Students with Disabilities: Benefits and Challenges of Collaborative Learning.....Christina Chin-Newman and Kristina Spink, CSU East Bay; Meng Yao, Chabot College; Tammy Tran, UC Davis; Sara Smith, U. of South Florida International Faculty in U.S. Higher Education.....Sunghee Nam, California State University Channel Islands Trying to Explain the Equity Gap: Why do Many Under-represented and Under-served Students Struggle in Lower Division Sociology Courses?.....Enilda Delgado and Carol Miller, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

Session 129 OCC 203 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Social Movements and Social Change: Radical Politics, Radical Movements [For mal Paper &Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University Presider: Ben Manski, UC Santa Barbara Bringing Umbrellas Indoors: Standing in Elections as A Political Consequence of the Umbrella Movement.....Chit Wai John Mok, University of California Irvine Against Enduring Threats: The Relevance of "Strategic Necessity" in the Construction of a Democracy Movement in the United States.....Ben Manski, University of California Santa Barbara Frame Containment and Tactical Practices in a Coalition of SMOs: The Case of South Korean Candlelight Protests.....Minyoung Kim, University of California Irvine Re/ Locating the Bones of the Oromo.....Madeline Bass, Portland State University Carrying the Fire: Urban Bohemia as Social Movement Activism.....Nathaniel Pyle, Laney College The Radical Nonprofit: How the State and Funding Sources Shape the Radical Missions and Strategies of Nonprofit Organizations in France and the United States.....Nicole Hirsch, University of Southern California 33

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Session 130 OCC 204 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Migration/Immigration: Immigrant Belonging and Transnationalism [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ] Organizer: Daniel Olmos, CSU Northridge Presider: Enrico Marcelli, San Diego State University Privileged Pariahs: Wives of Korean Professional Expatriates in the UAE.....Hee Eun Kwon, UC San Diego For The Family? Decisions To Become And To Live As F2 VISA Holders .....Jihye Lee, University of Southern California Remitting and Psychological Distress among Legal and Unauthorized Mexican Immigrants in Los Angeles.....Enrico Marcelli and Alyssa Hernandez, San Diego State University The Dynamics of Second-Generation Transnationalism.....Armand Gutierrez, University of California San Diego

Session 131 OCC 205 Childhood and Youth: Inequality in Childhood

Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Panel wit h Pre senter s]

Session 132 OCC 206 Religion: Religious Conversion and Deconversion

Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Session 133 OCC 207 Race, Class and Gender: Race, Class, & Gender in Various Organizations

Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Hyeyoung Kwon, Indiana University Kids Selling Food in Los Angeles and Their Educational Aspirations.....Emir Estrada, Arizona State University "'I'm More of an English Person': How School Processes Shape Girls' Career Interests in Early Adolescence." .....Michela Musto, Stanford University Tu Padre Siempre Sera Tu Padre: The Role of Children in Maintaining Family Wellbeing Following a Parent's Deportation.....Blanca Ramirez, University of Southern California

Organizer and Presider: Reid Leamaster, Glendale Community College (AZ) "Blessed Are the Strangers": Freedom and Attachment in the Lives of Religious Converts.....Robyn Kaplan, UC Santa Barbara Digital Irreligion: Deconversion in an Online Community.....Chelsea Starr, Kristin Waldo, and Matthew Kauffman, Eastern New Mexico University Religious Deconversion Experiences among Students at an Urban University in the Southwestern United States.....Ian A. Klinger and Matt G. Mutchler, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Organizer: Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach Presider: May Lin, University of Southern California Difference, Discrimination, and Disparity in the Effort to Save Pit Bulls .....Katja Guenther, University of California Riverside Embodying Racial Transformation and Healing in Youth Organizing Groups .....May Lin, University of Southern California Empowering Youth/White Guilt and Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration.....Ann Travers, Jennifer Marchbank, Nadine Boulay, and Sharalyn Jordan, Simon Fraser University

Session 134 OCC 208 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Childhood and Youth: Mixed Messages: Norms and Social Control Around Teen Sex and Pregnancy, by Stefanie Mollborn (Oxford University Press, 2017) [Aut hor Meets Crit ic s] Organizer: Kathy Kuipers, University of Montana Presider: Sinikka Elliott, University of British Columbia Critics: Krystale Littlejohn, Occidental College; Sinikka Elliott, University of British Columbia

Session 135 OCC 210-211 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Gender: Activism Related to Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, and Sexual Violence; sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ] Organizer and Presider: Richelle Swan, California State University San Marcos Gender and Anti-Violence Activism in BDSM Communities.....Cierra Sorin, University of California Santa Barbara HollaBack Mobilization: Technology, Bodies, and the Creation of a Social Problem ...Xochitl Mota-Back, U. Hawaii W. Oahu The Double Bind: Exploring VAWA and the Bakken Oil Fields.....Yvonne Sherwood, University of California Santa Cruz

Session 136 OCC 212 Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Ethnography: Ethnographies of Structural Conditions: Race, Class, and Place [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n] Organizer: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Presider: Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford Researching (With) Youth of Color: Ethnographic Considerations .....Christina Chin, CSU Fullerton; Noriko Milman, University of San Francisco The 'One Percent': Access, Boundaries, and Feminist Methodologies for Studying Elites.....Megan Tobias Neely, Stanford Ethnic Capital Labor: Beauty Labor For and By Black Women.....Nicole Jenkins, University of Nevada Las Vegas What's Local?: Craft Beer and the Public Bottle Share.....Michael Ian Borer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Session 137 Uptown Saturday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM PSA Endowment Committee Members: Stephanie Anckle, U. of Texas, Rio Grande Valley; Amanda Shigihara, CSU Sacramento; Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College; Wendy Ng, San Jose State U.; Elizabeth Bennett, Central New Mexico Community College 34

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Session 138 California Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Medical Sociology and Health: The Medicalization of Marijuana: Legitimacy, Stigma, and the Patient Experience,

by Michelle Newhart and William Dolphin (Taylor & Francis, 2018) [Aut hor Meet s Crit ics ] Organizer: Michelle Newhart, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: Joshua Meisel, Humboldt State University Critics: Sheigla Murphy, Inst.for Sci. Analysis; Michael Polson, UC Berkeley; Joshua Meisel, Humboldt State University

Session 139 Conference Foyer Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Undergraduate Posters: Poster Session III, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings Binding Ideologies: Language Attitudes in the Moroccan Publishing and Book Sector.....Ashley Coyne, U. of Puget Sound A Sociolinguistic Study: Yemeni American Muslims' Perception, Justification, and Use of The Arabic Term 'Abd' .....Hana Qwfan, California State University Bakersfield Interlocking Factors Constructing and Reifying Black-Asian Socioeconomic Disparities.....Danielle Bell, Mills College Underrepresented Students' Experiences of Racial Microaggressions at a Private, Catholic University.....Laina Washington, Loyola Marymount University Blocking While Black: A Revised Examination of Racial Disparity on Holding Penalties in the NFL.....Dylan Leiker, Utah State University It Takes a Village: Support Network Satisfaction among Late Middle-age Adults and Young Adults .....Nicholas Garcia, University of California Berkeley The Lived Experiences of Parents of NICU Graduates .....Cyrilla Ray, Whitman College Living Black in a Field of Brown: Black Experiences at a Hispanic Serving Institution.....Manuel Leon, UC Merced

Session 140 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Race/Ethnicity I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 141 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Medical Sociology, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 142 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Politics and the State, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 143 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Environmental Sociology, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Shirley Jackson, Portland State University Ethnic Exploration of College-Age Chinese Adoptees: A Qualitative Study.....Emily Murray, Western Washington University Neoliberal Higher Education's Effects on Minority Women.....Ramona Hinrichs, Boise State University Varied Shades of Discrimination: Colorism on Predominantly White College Campuses.....Anya Atkins, Gonzaga University The Modern Experience of Black Millennial Males in White Evangelical Churches in America.....Tryce Prince, Abilene Christian University Are You Not Entertained?!: A Look into Professional Sports as a Platform for Social Change.....Derek Dunkin, Gonzaga U. From Passive Racism to White Supremacy: The Range of Sympathetic Twitter Responses to Charlottesville's Unite the Right Rally.....Allison Leas, California State University Long Beach

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Benjamin Lewin, University of Puget Sound Barrier to Acceptance: The Social Distance Surrounding Individuals with Mental Illness.....Mikaela Lopez, Colorado Mesa U. Healthcare Accessibility in the Eastern Coachella Valley.....Odalys Beltran, University of California Santa Barbara Health Disparities Amongst Agricultural Workers.....Maria Romo-Gonzalez, University of California Berkeley

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: William Hayes, Gonzaga University The Second Secular Cycle and U.S. Hegemonic Decline: Modeling Political Instability from 1780-2017.....Keyvan Golizadeh, University of California Riverside The Empathic Wall and Dehumanization: How Hate Brews in the Political Divide.....Ashley Burk, Gonzaga University Colonial Policing in Vietnam and Thailand.....Grace Vu, University of California Berkeley Gendered Cyberpolicing: Social Media's Management of Feminist Expressions in China.....Celine Liao, UC Berkeley "Our Military is Waiting for You!": American Policy toward Central American Asylum Seekers.....Bernadette Blashill, University of California Berkeley

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Mehmet Soyer, Utah State University Environmentalism on Vacation: The Impact of Place Attachment and Identity on Pro-Environmental Behavior in a Coloradan Ski Resort Town.....Lucy O'Sullivan, Whitman College Plastics, People, and the Ocean: Why Should I Care About a Turtle Swallowing a Plastic Bag?.....Kaeley Pilichowski, Whitman College Recreation Conflict and Attachment to Place: A Case Study of Hikers and Mountain Bikers in Santa Cruz, CA.....Maddie Ortenblad, Whitman College 35

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Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Sara Vega, Western Washington University Food Deserts: Factors and Alternative Perspectives.....Alexander Morgan, Sonoma State University The Prevalence of Food Insecurity Amongst Students Attending Western Washington University.....Seleni DeJesus-Ponce and Sara Vega, Western Washington University

Session 145 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Gender II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 146 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Crime, Law, and Deviance III, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 147 Sexualities: Sexualities I

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Patricia Drew, California State University East Bay "But I'm a Nice Guy": Insecurity, Power, and Overdoing Masculinity in the Friend Zone.....Eiryn Renouard, Gonzaga U. Closing the Gender Gap: Women and Alcohol.....Lindsay Becker, Western Washington University Dating Soyboys: Women's View of Veg* Men in Romantic Relationships.....Aidan Jones, Chapman University Examining the Impact of Sexual Assault Definitions on Reporting Behaviors of College Students.....Meagan Kunitzer, University of Northern Colorado Feminism Effects in the Workplace.....Brooke Hodgkinson, California State University East Bay Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Jason Leiker, Utah State University Murder and Media Behind the Redwood Curtain.....Mox Alvarnaz, Humboldt State University Punishment Beyond Bars: Pursuing Higher Education with the Degree of Incarceration.....Michelle Fretwell, Boise State U. Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In): Students Managing the Stigma of Psychedelic Experimentation.....Mason Copeland and Sam Kinney, Gonzaga University Media Representation of Fairness of Law in respect to Race and Gender.....Sinporion Phuong, UC Berkeley

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Organizer: Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University Presider: Jennifer Whitmer, California State University Stanislaus "Like Window Shopping": The Pleasures of Computer Mediated Hookups.....Jennifer Whitmer, CSU Stanislaus Little Things: What Dating App User Preferences Reveal about Authentic Self Presentations.....Kenneth Hanson, U. of Oregon Polyamory: Neoliberal or Anti-Capitalist?.....Sierra Jones, Northern Arizona University Sexual Orientation and Social Mobility: The Narrativization of Class in Gay Culture.....Emily Ruppel, UC Berkeley "It's Just Who I Am": Experiences with Stigma amongst Asexual Individuals.....Mary Underwood, CSU Fullerton

Session 148 OCC 201 Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Getting Jobs in Academia

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Panel wit h Pre senter s]

Session 149 OCC 202 Education-Higher Education: Forging Ahead: By What Means?

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Session 150 OCC 203 Social Movements and Social Change: Framing Grievances

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer and Presider: Todd Migliaccio, California State University Sacramento Panelists: Todd Migliaccio, CSU Sacramento; Tonmar Johnson, Solano Community College; Amy Orr, Linfield College; Christy Glass, Utah State University Organizer: Megan Thiele, San Jose State University Presider: Aida Ramos, George Fox University Transitions of Student Military Veterans in Higher Education .....Michelle M. Camacho, University of San Diego Understanding the Challenges of Non-traditional Students in the Age of Millennials.....Carol Minton-Ryan, California Baptist University; Marilyn Moore Who Leaves and Who Stays: Understanding Retention of Marginalized Students at an Evangelical Christian University.....Aida Ramos, George Fox University; Joanna Sills Self-efficacy and Repeatable Grades among College Students: Do Increased Opportunities for Efficacious Actions Intervene? .....Barbara Olave, California State University Stanislaus What are the Barriers for Hispanics' Educational Attainment?.....Nancy Gonzalez, Adams State University Organizer: Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University Presider: Armando Xavier Mejia, University of Wisconsin Deprivation and Contentious Politics Revisited: The Effect of National Economic Performance on Mobilization and Political Violence.....Arman Azedi, University of California Irvine Veganism and Media: The Inadvertent Vegan Activist..... René Becerra, University of California Merced Climate Change Perceived by Unhappy Coal Mine Workers in "Greener" China.....Haisu Huang, University of Oregon Death System Reform Activism: Cultural Politics and Social Change at the End of the Life Course.....Nicholas MacMurray and Robert Futrell, University of Nevada Las Vegas Environmental Justice E-Advocacy in California: Frames, Discourses, and Mobilization Tactics on Social Movement Websites.....Armando Xavier Mejia, University of Wisconsin 36

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Session 151 OCC 204 Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Migration/Immigration: Moral Panics, Criminalization, and Racialized Migration This session has been cancelled.

Session 152 OCC 205 Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics: Family-Making Practices and Policies [Formal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Sessio n] Organizer: Laury Oaks, UC Santa Barbara

Presiders: Richard Fraser and Charity Perry, California State University Los Angeles A Qualitative Analysis of New Norms on Transition Days in Blended Families.....Charity Perry and Richard Fraser, California State University, Los Angeles Determinants of Early Marriage: The Role of Selection and Social Context.....Sojung Lim, Utah State University Sex-Selective Abortion in China: Insights from the Intra-household Bargaining Perspective.....Jasmine Trang Ha, University of Minnesota; Chendong Pi, University of California Davis

Session 153 OCC 206 Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Regional Studies, Transnationalism, Globalization, and Development: Globalization, Public Policy and Everyday Lives [For mal Paper Session ] Organizer: Shweta Adur, CSU Los Angeles Presider: Berch Berberoglu, U. Nevada, Reno Revitalize the Silk Road Spirit in the 21st Century: Conceptualization of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).....Ting Jiang, Metropolitan State University of Denver Globalization and Neoliberalism in the Early Twenty-First Century.....Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno Aging out of the Child Welfare System with HIV and Hope: Are Nations Ready for this Unique Population? (A Case Study from Jamaica).....Heather Anderson, California State University Northridge Development, Religiosity, and Attitudes toward Women's Formal Employment in the Middle East: An Exploratory Study.....Akram Karimi, Kansas State University

Session 154 OCC 207 Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Race, Class and Gender: Construction of Gender and Racial/Ethnic Identities [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach Presider: Odalys Bravo, CSU Fullerton Ain't I Chicana? An Examination into Racial/ethnic Identity in Higher Education .....Odalys Bravo, CSU Fullerton What Constitutes Masculinity in The Black/African American Community.....James White, CSU Bakersfield Becoming Afro-Chileans. Authenticity and Boundary Construction in Chile's Northern Frontier.....Antonia Mardones Marshall, University of California Berkeley

Session 155 OCC 208 Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Gender: Where the Millennials Will Take Us: A New Generation Wrestles with the Gender Structure, by Barbara Risman (Oxford University Press, 2018) [Aut hor Meets Crit ic s] Organizer: Ranita Ray, University of Nevada Las Vegas Presider: Georgiann Davis, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Critics: Cecilia Ridgeway, Stanford; Marjukka Ollilainen, Weber State University; Georgiann Davis, U. of Nevada, Las Vegas

Session 156 OCC 210-211 Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Race, Class and Gender: Women of Color Across the Life Course, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women [Fo rmal Paper Sessi on ] Organizer and Presider: Alicia Gonzales, CSU San Marcos From the Set: An Intersectional Examination of Women in Gangs.....Lea Marzo, Georgia State University Multiple Jeopardies, Multiple Consciousnesses: Latina Farmworking Women in Two California Valleys in the Age of Trump.....Mirella Deniz-Zaragoza, Evelyn Pruneda, and Ellen Reese, University of California Riverside "How You Gon' Win When You Ain't Right Within?": An Investigation of Black Women's Wellness and Activism.....Ifeyinwa Davis, Louisiana State University Ain't I a BLACK Woman? A Black Feminist Autoethnography Exploring Biracial Identity Formation.....Celeste Atkins, Cochise College

Session 157 OCC 212 Ethnography: Ethnographies of Sociality

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Session 158 Uptown PSA Committee on Practicing, Applied, and Clinical Sociology

Saturday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM

Organizer: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Presider: Torisha Khonach, University of Nevada Las Vegas A Sociological Perspective on Human and Animal Relationships .....Olivia Shaw, California State Polytechnic University Pomona Too Fat for the Classroom: How Institutions of Higher Education Reproduce Fatphobia.....Torisha Khonach, University of Nevada Las Vegas Members: Stephanie Machado, Oregon Institute of Technology; Jacob Huang, California Baptist University; Stephen Steele, Emeritus/Retired; Meggan Jordan, CSU Stanislaus; Allison Cantwell, UC Riverside; Carol Ward, Brigham Young University; Sophie Nathenson, Oregon Institute of Technology

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Session 159 California Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Medical Sociology and Health: Narratives around Chronic Disease, Health, and Well-Being [Formal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Session ] Organizer: Margaret Gough, U. of La Verne Presider: Beth Benn, U. of Colorado Denver Intergenerational Breasts: Breast Reduction Surgery Patients and Family Breast Talk.....Patricia Drew, CSU East Bay Becoming Bipolar.....Marta Elliott, Kara Hoofman, and Jordan Reuter, University of Nevada, Reno Cramps of Young Adulthood: Young Adults' Experiences Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.....Beth Benn, University of Colorado Denver

Session 160 Conference Foyer Undergraduate Posters: Poster Session IV, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM

Session 161 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Urban and Community Studies, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 162 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Education-Higher Education I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under gr aduate R ou ndta ble ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Themes in America's Top Music Charts 2010-18: Implications for Youth's Perceptions Regarding Transactional Sex.....Hannah Mangum, California State University Northridge Are You a Boy or a Girl: Nope.....Michele Matthew, Pacific Lutheran University Bridging Bourdieu and Disability Studies, Attaining Academic Success for Students with Disabilities.....Lana Klipfel, Oregon State University Hegemonic Masculinity in Food Television .....Kennedy Watson, University of the Pacific Latinx American Student Identity .....Nathalie Aguirre, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Testing How Effective Videos Are in Enhancing Student Learning Compared to Reading Text When Learning About Race and Racism.....Andrea Molina, University of California Merced Water, Jobs and Politics: Farmworkers of Fresno County's Westlands Water District.....Gino Acevedo, UC Merced Kids Killing Kids; A Look into Mental Illness, Adolescence, and Mass Murder .....Levi Cragun, Utah State University Promoting Student Parent Success: Analyzing Resources and Support for Student Parents Across Various Universities.....Ruby Ramirez-Murillo, Kayla Pavlinac, and Evan Greco, California State Polytechnic University Pomona Identifying Youth Impacted by Child Sex Trafficking in Alameda County: Can Spotlight Help?.....Amritpal Kaur, UC Berkeley

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Stephen Steele, Emeritus/Retired Fear of Crime or Fear of Difference?: A Qualitative Examination of Resident Police Calls in Gentrifying Neighborhoods.....Raquel Zitani-Rios, University of California Berkeley Decolonizing Our Minds and Actions: Building Relationships and Mapping Community Across the American Indian Urban and Reserve Divide .....Cheyenne Seneca, University of California Berkeley Small Business Ownership in North Long Beach California.....Danielle Brown, California State University Long Beach

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Amy Orr, Linfield College The Impacts of Humanistic and Vocational Education on Neo-Imperialism and Global Justice.....Yasmine Goodman, Boise State University An Examination of the Educational Barriers and Experiences and Coping Strategies of First Generation Latina College Students .....Maria Rodriguez, California Lutheran University Commercialism and Value: The Effects of Commercial Advertising on Student Perceptions of Educational Value.....John Ropp, Boise State University Retention and Educational Success for Members of Equity Groups at College of the Redwoods: A Qualitative Inquiry.....Aluka Eddy and Valerie Rose-Campbell, Humboldt State University Neoliberal Higher Education and Diversity .....Allyssa Hernandez, Boise State University

Thank you to Undergraduate Coordinator Robert Kettlitz of Hastings College for organizing all undergraduate poster and roundtable sessions, and thank you to Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society for sponsoring these sessions.

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Session 163 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Migration/Immigration, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 164 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Race/Ethnicity II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 165 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Education-Higher Education II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 166 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Gender III, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 167 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Social Movements/Social Change I, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 168 Oakland Sexualities: Sexualities: Pornography

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Formal Paper Session ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Luis Sanchez, California State University Channel Islands Refugee Students in Neoliberal Higher Education.....Patrick Wangoi, Boise State University "Don't Come to Our Country Illegally. Come Like Other People So. Come Legally" -- Donald Trump 2018: A Quantitative Analysis of Immigrant Attitudes Using 2014 General Social Survey (GSS) Data.....Darnell Calderon, CSU Fullerton Beyond the Selectivity and Acculturation Theory: Reevaluating the Mechanism behind the Relationship between Immigrant Status and the Quality of Life.....Zhixiang Su and Leora Lawton, University of California Berkeley Migration Policies in Modern China: From Rural Migrant Workers' Perspective.....Bingxin Zhu, Whitman College Race, Gender and Class in Migrations to the U.S. South.....Johann Frazier, University of California Berkeley

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Debra Cabrera, University of Guam Asian-white Biracial Identity Though University Demographic Categorization.....Hannah Hallenbeck, U. of Colorado Boulder Colorblind Racism & The Oregonian: Newspaper Coverage of Gentrification in Portland, Oregon, 1990-2000.....Jade O'Halloran, Portland State University Continued Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities among Veterans: "A Most Serious and Shameful Health Care Issue of Our Time" .....Samantha Vega, University of California Berkeley Navigating Religious and Ethnic Identity: A Comparative Study of Latinx College Students in the Pacific Northwest.....Biridiana Alvarez Mejia, Whitman College Pilipino/a Ka Ba? Negotiating Filipino Identity as a Bi/Multiracial Filipino in Hawai'i.....Adriana Jones, Pacific University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Joe Johnston, Gonzaga University Can You Hear Me Now? Identity, "Fit" and Retention at a Pacific Northwest University.....Tammy Smith, U. of Puget Sound Factors, Rates, and Knowledge of Homelessness Among Undergraduate Students at a Regional University in the Western United States.....Daisy Ramirez Cano, California State University East Bay Supplemental Instruction and its Effect on Persistence among Community College Students.....Kassandra Flores, UC Irvine Fetishization of Technology and It's Affect on Higher Education.....Jessica Gaston, Boise State University Promoting Racial Justice in the Classroom: The Case of White Public School Teachers.....Morgan Hanseen, Pacific Lutheran

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Desire Anastasia, MSU Denver Internalized Misogyny.....Noor Kayed, California State University East Bay The Effects of Gender Role Strain on Self-Compassion Among Men: A Qualitative Analysis.....Keelin Dunn, CSU Long Beach Women in the Alt-Right: Redefinitions of Empowerment and the Eradication of Guilt.....Sara Wozniak, Evergreen State Coll.

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Vikas Gumbhir, Gonzaga University A Comparative Analysis on the Meaning Behind Organizing Conservative and Counter-Conservative Political Events on a College Campus.....Mariana Lopez, California State University Fullerton Civil Communication Pedagogy for a More Diverse and Inclusive Society: A Case Study of Woostories.....Armel Lee, College of Wooster Fake News, Fake Jews: An Exploration of Jewish Anti-Zionist Identity in the Bay Area.....Amelia Ravitz-Dworkin, Mills College Negotiating Identities: White Liberals and Race-Based Social Movements.....Shannon Vyvijal, University of Colorado Boulder

Organizer: Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University Presider: Chris Wakefield, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Collective Identity Construction Among Non-Offending Pedophiles: A Social Movement Approach.....Chris Wakefield, UNLV A Leisure Science Critical Interrogation of Sex and Pornography 'Addiction'.....Jeremy Thomas and DJ Williams, Idaho State Discourse Analysis of Sex, Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Pornography.....Samantha Silver, Humboldt State U. You Watch What Now? A Content Analysis of Accounts and Comments Posted on Pornographic Incest Videos .....Travis Snow, University of Nevada Las Vegas

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Session 169 OCC 201 Teaching Sociology: Research on Teaching and Learning

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Susan Murray, San Jose State University Presider: Krista Masci, Abilene Christian University Higher Level Teaching of Complex Social Issues and Concepts with Mixed Media Approaches.....Amanda Lovett, Northern Arizona University African American Resistance in the Era of Donald Trump.....Dwaine Plaza, Oregon State University Looking Back in Time: History as a Tool for Teaching against State Power.....Michihiro Sugata, Humboldt State University The Jamal-Gavin Dilemma: Crafting Assignments in an Introductory Sociology Course.....Erin Whitesitt and Matthew King, Northern Arizona University Gerontology Maximized: A Longitudinal Study of Student Motivation on Effective Learning in Aging Studies.....Krista Masci and Suzanne Macaluso, Abilene Christian University

Session 170 OCC 202 Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Education-Higher Education: Narratives, Identities, and Constructing New Realities [Fo rmal Paper S essi o n]

Organizer: Megan Thiele, San Jose State University Presider: Huiying Hill, Weber State University Becoming a Scientist: Exploring Undergraduate Narratives.....Stephanie Arnett, Sandra Way, and Jeremy Brown, New Mexico State University Depression in the Comfort Culture ---Exploring the Correlation between College Students' Depression and Our Comfort Culture.....Huiying Hill, Weber State University The Impoverishing Route to The Dream Job: Aspiring to Full Employment or Creating New Work Priorities?.....Ned Tilbrook, Portland State University Finding New Ways to Create Successful Outcomes for First-Generation Students.....Candan Duran-Aydintug, University of Colorado Denver

Session 171 OCC 203 Social Movements and Social Change: Intersecting Identities

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University Presider: Maria De Jesus Mora, UC Merced Investigating the Trajectory of Networked Movements through a Case Study of #LetUsSurvive and the Anti-FOSTA/SESTA Campaign.....Emily Coombes, University of Nevada Las Vegas Location Matters: The 2017 Women's Marches as Intersectional Imaginary.....Zakiya Luna, UC Santa Barbara Local Battles for Immigrant Rights: Types of Threat and Sustained Mobilization.....Maria De Jesus Mora, UC Merced

Session 172 OCC 204 Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Migration/Immigration: Critical Refugee Studies and the Politics of Reception [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Daniel Olmos, California State University Northridge How Will Immigrants, Forced Immigrants, and Refugees Be Handled in Economically Advanced Countries?.....Kooros Mahmoudi, Northern Arizona University Gender Egalitarianism and Attitudes towards Immigration in Europe: The Role of Human Values.....Priya Ranganath, Trinity College Dublin Constructing the Discursive Field of Nanmin ("Refugees"): Symbolic Boundaries and Framing in South Korea.....Angela McClean, University of California San Diego

Session 173 OCC 205 Sport and Leisure: Sociology of Sport

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer and Presider: Michelle Robertson, St. Edward's University Digital Blue Chips: Race and Class Inequality in College Basketball Recruiting Websites.....Jeffrey Sacha, American River College; Armando Gonzalez, UC Davis; Melissa Marston, California State University, San Jose; Simranreet Sahota, University of California, Davis Positive Effects of Religion and Social Support on Health of Former NFL Athletes.....Tim Cupery, CSU Fresno Transformation of Sport as Cultural Capital.....Carl Stempel, California State University East Bay The Social Patterning of Sport: Patterns of Regular Sports Participation and Social Stratification in Canada.....Adam Gemar, Durham University

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Session 174 OCC 206 Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Regional Studies, Transnationalism, Globalization, and Development: Latin America in a Global Context [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ] Organizer: Shweta Adur, California State University Los Angeles Presider: Emma Bailey, Western New Mexico University Higher Education Expansion and Labor Market: Consequences in the Field of Law in Brazil.....Ricardo Bernardes Pereira, Federal University of Rio Grande Do Sul The Making of Millennials in a Mexican Border City--A Story of Violence, Poverty and Grace.....Emma Bailey, Western New Mexico University The Role of American Nationalism in the Formation of the Mexico - U.S. Border.....Jon Williams, University of New Mexico

Session 175 OCC 207 Race/Ethnicity: Racism and Ethnic Identity on College Campuses

Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Formal Paper Session ]

Organizer: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Presider: Rhonda Dugan, California State University Bakersfield "A Loving Term That Is Hard to Translate Outside of the Black Community": Black College Student Perceptions of the NWord.....Rhonda Dugan, California State University Bakersfield Black Student Experiences at an HSI .....Sharon Elise, Lori Walkington, and Mohamed Abumaye, CSU San Marcos College Educated Black and Latinx Millennial Views on Racism.....Marisa Sanchez and Rhonda Dugan, CSU Bakersfield Interracial Relationships on a Washington Campus.....Breneya Cox, Western Washington University

Session 176 OCC 208 Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Social Movements and Social Change: Presidential Panel: In Millennial Footsteps: Generation Z's High School Student Movement [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Uriel Serrano, University of California Santa Cruz Panelists: Jamileh Ebrahimi, Youth Organizing Director, RYSE Center, Richmond CA; Veronica Terriquez, University of California, Santa Cruz; Jose Orellana, LOUD for Tomorrow; May Lin, University of Southern California; Tony Douangviseth, Executive Director, Youth Together

Session 177 OCC 210-211 Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Methods: Mothering in the Field, Sponsored by Committee on the Status of Women [Panel wit h Pre senter s]

Organizer and Presider: Ryanne Pilgeram, University of Idaho Birthing the Social Scientist as Mother.....Deirdre Guthrie, University of Notre Dame She Can’t Always Get She Wants: Aspirations Versus Actualities Where Work and Motherhood Converge ....Sarah Deming, U. of Idaho A Labor of Love: How Giving Birth to My Children Has Strengthened My Research....Giselle Navarro-Cruz, Cal Poly Pomona

Session 178 OCC 212 Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Ethnography: The Ethnographer's Circle: "How to Do Research: An Open Discussion" Organizer and Facilitator: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Panelists: Hillary Angelo, University of California Santa Cruz; Jennifer Reich, University of Colorado Denver

Session 179 Uptown Saturday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM PSA Membership Committee Members: Celeste Atkins, Cochise College; Matthew Grindal, University of Idaho; Anthony Roberts, California State University Los Angeles; Judy Hennessy, Central Washington University; Lisa Jones, U. of the Pacific

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Session 180 California Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Medical Sociology and Health: Decisions Related to Health and Health Care [For mal Paper &Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Margaret Gough, U. of La Verne Presider: Ester Carolina Apesoa-Varano, UC Davis A Healthy Amount of Trust: Young Adults with Health Conditions and Engagement in the Healthcare System.....Hillary Steinberg and Adenife Modile, University of Colorado Boulder The Logic of Using Emergency Rooms for Primary Care: A Patient-Centered Examination of Healthcare DecisionMaking.....Jennifer Reich and Anne Libby, University of Colorado Denver Depression among Elderly Women: Taking Ownership of Emotional Distress towards a Dignified Self.....Ester Carolina Apesoa-Varano, University of California Davis; Charles Varano, California State University Sacramento A Study of Faculty's Role in Campus Health.....Tanya Nieri, University of California at Riverside

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Session 181 Conference Foyer Undergraduate Posters: Poster Session V, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM

Session 182 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Stratification, Inequality, and Poverty, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 183 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Religion, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 184 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Education-Higher Education III, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Under grad uate R o undta ble ]

Session 185 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Population and Demography, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Session 186 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Race/Ethnicity III, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Under grad uate R ou ndta ble ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Challenges Family Planning Clinics Face when Integrating Trans Care.....Israel Rodriguez and Natalie Ingraham, CSU East Bay Diak: The Changing Environment and Culture of Ebeye, MH.....Skye Goedert, Whitman College Over a Fence Post and Far Down the Line: Rural Identities, Symbolic Capital, and Environmental Concern.....Renee van Bergeijk, Whitman College College Experiences of Low Income First Generation Students.....Tina Tieu, California State University East Bay Humangroves?: Using Content Analysis to Examine Mangrove Deforestation.....Jessica Paul, Whitman College Double Double Toil and Trouble: An Examination of Gender, Identity, and Modern Witches.....Gabrielle Webbeking, Whitman Morality and Suicide.....Rita Metwally, University of the Fraser Valley Concerns Younger and Older Adults Face Regarding the Aging Process.....Ashlyn Byrd and Kayler Hatfield, Abilene Christian University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Vikas Gumbhir, Gonzaga University The Interplay of Ethics and Organizational Responses to the Homelessness Crisis in Seattle.....Madeline McDonald, Seattle Pacific University Blaming and Excusing Others: How Individualism Influences Perception of Individual Control.....Sarah Bentz, Seattle Pacific The "Ghetto" Cycle.....Elizabeth Rangel, Santa Ana College Typology of Homelessness: The Construction of Deviance and Social Distrust in High Rent and Neoliberal Metropolitans…

Chi Pan Wong and Kerry Greer, University of British Columbia

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Timothy Larkin, Grand Canyon University Gender and Images of the Divine .....Andie Paschal, Hastings College Religion and its Impact on Attitudes Towards Contraception .....Ashley Hillier, Seattle Pacific University Social Movement Theory Through Terrorism and Religious Recruitment.....Alexandria Forbush, Whitworth University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Jennifer Harrison, Arizona State University The Impact of College Mentors on The Academic Achievement of Undergraduate Students of Color.....Gabriela Zacarias Lopez, California State University East Bay The Market of Counterfeit Education.....Aaron Jacob Lampé, Boise State University The Resistance and Reconstruction of Black Women in Higher Education.....Aziza Ahmed, Pacific Lutheran University Higher Education in Limbo: The Absurd Abandonment of the Arts .....Alejandro Andonaegui, Boise State University

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Meggan Jordan, California State University, Stanislaus Bringing Abortion and Suicide Together: Values and Attitudes Towards the Value of Life......Johnny Harvill, Seattle Pacific Decoding NIMBY Discourse: Permanent Supportive Housing in Orange County....Mahindra Mohan Kumar, CSU Long Beach The Effects of Population Density on Life Expectancy .....Skylar Rockwell, Whitworth University Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Rhonda Dugan, California State University Bakersfield Police Legitimacy: Anti-black Attitudes and Support of the Use of Force.....Olivia Usher, Seattle Pacific University Racializing the Restaurant Floor: The Protocols, Positions, and Policies of Consumer Racial Profiling.....Daniel Mercado, University of California Berkeley The Influence of Race/Ethnicity on the Acknowledgment of Eating Disorders.....Nyla Hill, CSU East Bay Visitors: White Spaces, Brown Faces. Brown Spaces. White Faces. .....Nodia Rogers and Gabrielle Fuller, Gonzaga University

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Session 187 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Social Movements/Social Change II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Under gr aduate R o undt able ]

Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Dan Morrison, Abilene Christian U. The Intersection of Social Movement Organizing and Indigeneity: A NoDAPL case study .....Sierra Timmons, UC Berkeley Reframing Morality and Social Action as Delineating Political Projects of Humanness and Harm: A Comparative Analysis of Similarity in Moral Frameworks of Proud Boys and WoLF.....Kevin Perdomo, University of California Berkeley The Political Construction of Survivor Support: Imagining Need and Visioning Strategy Within the Bay Area's Anti-Sexual Violence Movement.....Giovanni D'Ambrosio, University of California Berkeley Women's Protest in Latin America: Gender and Performance.....Bonnie Evans, University of Colorado Boulder

Session 188 Jr. Ballroom 1-4 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics II, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta [Under gradua te Roun dt able ] Organizer: Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College Discussant: Holly Gregg, New Mexico State University Eustress and Distress of the Caregiver throughout the Elderly Caregiving Experience .....Deva B. Macias, UC Berkeley Having it All? Student Expectations of Marriage, Parenting and the Work/Life Balance.....Anna Stember, Gonzaga University The Socialization Influence of a Latino Father's Masculinity on Their Daughter's Gender Roles in Marriage.....Alondra Tejeda, California State University East Bay The Changing Marriage Time Based on Economic Prospects.....Yuyang Han, University of California Berkeley

Session 189 Sexualities: Sexualities II

Oakland

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University Presider: Griff Tester, Central Washington University Do (Not) iIentify as MSM: Gay Men's Perception of the HIV/AIDS Public Health Education Material in China.....Chuncheng Liu, University of California San Diego A Qualitative Study of PrEP, HIV Fear, Stigma and the Relationships Between HIV Positive and Negative Gay/Queer Men.....Griff Tester and Jill Hoxmeier, Central Washington University A Second Look at Biphobia: The Male Perspectives.....Charles Myers, University of Colorado Denver Legality, Prostitution and Public Health: Reported Condom Use Among Buyers of Sexual Services in Different Markets.....Emily Coombes, Chris Wakefield, and Barb Brents, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Session 190 OCC 201 Teaching Sociology: Social Justice Pedagogies

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Susan Murray, San Jose State University Presider: Shobha Hamal Gurung, Southern Utah University Feminist Pedagogy: Teaching in the Age of Trump and #MeToo.....Lora Vess, University of Alaska Southeast Integrative Teaching & Learning: Community Engagement and Allies on Campus.....Shobha Hamal Gurung, Southern Utah U. Pedagogical Strategies for Fostering Inclusivity and Constructive Conflict in Sociology Classrooms.....Katia Moles, Santa Clara University

Session 191 OCC 202 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Education-other than Higher Education: Deviance, Criminality, and Education [For mal Paper &Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Joe Johnston, Gonzaga University Presider: Michael Mulcahy, Central Washington U. It Takes Two to Struggle: The Co-Production of Disrespect in the Classroom.....Heidi Schneider, Adams State University Labeling and Delinquency: Assessing the Relationship Between Special Education and Gifted Labels and Post High School Arrests.....Natasha Erickson, University of Oregon Student Engagement as a Seed for Radical Potential.....Jeannette Hernandez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Segregation and the Criminalization of School Discipline in Washington Public Schools.....Michael Mulcahy, Central Washington University To Enforce, Educate, or Empathize? The Conflicting Roles of Police in Schools.....Rebecca Gleit, Stanford University

Session 192 OCC 203 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Social Movements and Social Change: Alt-Right Movements and their Discontents [For mal Paper &Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University Presider: B.B. Buchanan, UC Davis

The Rise and Fall of Milo Yiannopoulos on Twitter: #GamerGate, #FeminismIsCancer, and #FreeMilo.....Alex Kulick, University of California Santa Barbara Intergenerational Ties, Organizational Alliances, and Ideological Links in the "New" White Supremacy.....Pete Simi, Chapman University; Robert Futrell, University of Nevada Las Vegas Affirmative Framings: Deconstructing the Role of Hegemonic Forces on the Framings of Social Movements.....Brent Clark Jr, UC Irvine Defending Rape Culture: Male Supremacism in the Contemporary U.S. Right.....Alex DiBranco, UCBerkeley "Comparative Economics of the Radical Right: From Civic Nationalism to National Socialism".....John Kincaid, California State University Stanislaus Flex Your Nation For Me: Exploring Gay White Masculinity in the Far Right.....B.B. Buchanan, UC Davis

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Session 193 OCC 204 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Migration/Immigration: Processes & Geographies of Immigrant Integration [For mal Paper & Resear ch in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Daniel Olmos, CSU Northridge Presider: Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University A Capital-Labor Integrated Model of International Migration:The Case of Korean Immigrants in the U.S-Mexico Border Region.....Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University Becoming Established on the New Frontier: The Rise of Latino Enclaves in the Nuevo South.....Luis Sanchez and Guadalupe Jasso, California State University Channel Islands Integrating via the Internet: Assessing the Effect of Internet Use on Immigrants' Earnings Outcomes.....Karina Shklyan, University of California San Diego The Effect of Age at Migration on Poverty among Immigrants in Israel.....Alisa Lewin, University of Haifa & Stanford University; Rebecca Raijman, University of Haifa The Urban Ambassadors: Latino Immigrant Perceptions of a New Destination.....Pepper Glass, Weber State University

Session 194 OCC 205 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics: Understanding Fertility Policies and Interventions [Formal Paper & Resear ch in Prog re ss S essio n]

Organizer: Laury Oaks, University of California Santa Barbara Presider: Julisa McCoy, UC Riverside Reproductive Rights on the Margins: Womxn's Politicization around Reproductive Healthcare Politics in The RGV.....Julisa McCoy, University of California Riverside "Costs and Savings": Advocacy on Long-Acting Reversible Contraception in Texas.....Anna Chatillon, UC Santa Barbara Fertility Awareness Strategies as Resistance to Mainstream Contraceptive Imperatives .....Laury Oaks, UC Santa Barbara

Session 195 Religion: Religion and Identity

OCC 206

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Reid Leamaster, Glendale Community College (AZ) Presider: Jason Wollschleger, Whitworth University Am I a Christian American, or an American Christian? Navigating Conflicting Identities in a Polarized Political Climate.....Tracey Haggerty-Lester, Central Washington University Identity Formation Through Podcasting: Three Examples from Christian Women.....Matthew King, Northern Arizona U. Religious Priming and Attitudes Toward Universal Basic Income: Even Jesus Can't Make People Care About the Poor.....Sherrea Brown and Ryan Cragun, The University of Tampa

Session 196 OCC 207 Race/Ethnicity: Constructing Whiteness and Maintaining White Supremacy

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino Presider: Rafi Grosglik, University of California Davis Diversity, Disrupted: Problematizing Neoliberal Definitions of Difference in Silicon Valley.....Lauren Alfrey, U. of Portland Mind Over Platter: Collective Genius versus Individual Talent in the Upward Mobility of Ethnic Cuisines and Chefs.....David Kyle and Rafi Grosglik, University of California Davis

Session 197 OCC 208 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Ethnography: Blowin' Up: Rap Dreams in South Central, by Jooyoung Lee (University of Chicago Press, 2016) [Author Meets C riti cs ] Organizer and Presider: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Critics: Edward Flores, University of California, Merced; Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University

Session 198 OCC 210-211 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Education-Higher Education: Be The Change You Wish To See In The World: Teaching At The Community College Level, sponsored by the Membership Committee [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Celeste Atkins, Cochise College Panelists: Celeste Atkins, Cochise College; David Hyde, South Puget Sound Community College; Elizabeth Bennett, Central New Mexico Community College; Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College; AC Campbell, Santa Ana College

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Session 199 OCC 212 Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Applied, Clinical, and Public Medical Sociology [Resea rch in Pro gress Sess ion ] Organizer and Presider: Sophie Nathenson, Oregon Institute of Technology Combatting Disparities for Families of Children with Disabilities.....Cassidy Butow, David Boyns, Ivor Weiner, Wendy Ashley, Christian Sanchez, and Melissa Kreutz, Cal State Northridge Exploring Language Construction and the Meaning of "Success" in Cognitive Behavior Theory and Shamanic Therapeutic Mechanism Recovery Settings.....Ashleigh Pulling, University of Northern Colorado A Research 1 Alternative: Community-Integrated Micro Research Centers Leverage Local Data to Build Community Capacity.....Sophie Nathenson, Oregon Institute of Technology

Session 200 PSA Committee on Teaching

Uptown

Saturday • 1:45 PM–3:15 PM

Members: Michelle Robertson, St. Edward's University; Jennifer Puentes, Eastern Oregon University; Jason Leiker, Utah State University; Leontina Hormel, University of Idaho; Vincent Laus, CSU Stanislaus

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Session 201 California Science and Technology: Science and Technology 2

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology Presider: Dan Morrison, Abilene Christian U. The Emerging Technopolitics of Data-Driven Society.....Taylor Cruz, California State University Fullerton The Role of Email in Facilitating Partnerships between Teachers and Parents .....Sonja Taylor, Portland State University Rating Risk: Football Helmet Standards and the Veil of Regulation.....Dan Morrison, Abilene Christian University I, For One, Welcome Our New Robot Overlords: Religion and Attitudes Toward New Technologies.....Christina Pasca and Ryan Cragun, The University of Tampa; Rick Phillips, University of North Florida

Session 202 Oakland Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Sexualities: Open Discussion Session: Salon des Sexualités, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of LGBTQ+ Persons and Sexualities Organizer Jodi O'Brien Organizers and Facilitators: Jodi O'Brien, Seattle University; Sean Davis, Mira Costa College

Session 203 OCC 201 Marxist Sociology/Critical Sociology: Marxist Sociology/Critical Sociology

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Panel wit h Pre senter s]

Session 204 OCC 202 Education-Higher Education: Trailblazing at the Frontiers of Higher Education

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Jake Wilson, CSU Long Beach Presider: Shawn Van Valkenburgh, UC Santa Barbara Class in Space: A Critical Analysis of Modern Trends in Science Fiction Film and Television......Paul Poggemeyer, San Diego State University "She Thinks of Him as a Machine": Scapegoating Women for Alienation and Exploitation in the Manosphere.....Shawn Van Valkenburgh, University of California Santa Barbara Socialism in Our Time? The Prospects for Socialism in the 21st Century.....Berch Berberoglu, University of Nevada, Reno On Political Choices for Academics and Students in Urgent Times: An Auto-Ethnography of My Work in Refuse Fascism.....Alessandro Morosin, University of California Riverside

Organizer: Megan Thiele, San Jose State University Presider: Lindsey Huang, Fresno Pacific University Housekeeping and Emotional Labor Responsibilities by Female Faculty in Higher Education: A Look at Time Log Data.....Stephanie Hilwig, Adams State University Understanding the Factors that Influence University Environment: Gender Differences in Perceptions of Female and Male STEM Graduate Students......Rachel Schafer and Dusten Hollist, University of Montana An Intersectionality Approach to Understanding Family Achievement Guilt among Latinx First Generation College Graduates.....Lindsey Huang, Fresno Pacific University Who Told You to Get a Degree?: An Examination of First Generation and Ethnic Minority Students' Motivation for College Attendance .....Jeremy Brown, Sandra Way, and Stephanie Arnett, New Mexico State University

Session 205 OCC 203 Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Social Movements and Social Change: Social Movements and Educational Institutions [Resea rch in Pro gress Session ] Organizer: Kelsy Kretschmer, Oregon State University Presider: Amanda Pullum, CSU Monterey Bay Are We All in This Together? Teachers' Unions in Cross-Movement Coalitions.....Amanda Pullum, CSU Monterey Bay From Ally to Participant: Social Movement Camps as Teaching Places .....Yvonne Sherwood, UC Santa Cruz The Experiences of Adjunct Faculty: Social Justice in Higher Education?.....Bobbi-Lee Smart, CSU Dominguez Hills The Role of Faculty and Staff as Institutional Activists in Effecting Change for Undocu/DACAmented Students.....Vanessa Nunez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas 45

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Session 206 OCC 204 Migration/Immigration: Open Discussion Session: Migration/Immigration

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM

Organizer and Facilitator: Daniel Olmos, California State University Northridge

Session 207 OCC 205 Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Intimate Relationships, Families, and Reproductive Politics: Violence, Relationships, and Criminal Justice Systems [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ] Organizer: Laury Oaks, UC Santa Barbara Presider: Alex Kulick, University of California Santa Barbara Negative Effects of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) on Women and their Work in the United States of America, Flagstaff, Arizona.....Priscilla Owiredu, Northern Arizona University Cruel and Unusual Punishment: The Shackling of Inmates and Immigrants during Pregnancy and Childbirth.....Alex Kulick and Mario Alberto Espinoza, University of California Santa Barbara State Regulated Relationships: Mothers' Experiences of Romantic Partner Incarceration .....Hannah Fields, U. of Montana The Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence Victimization and the Legal System: Highlighting Victims' Lived Experiences beyond the Courtroom.....Deana Payne, California State University Northridge

Session 208 Religion: Religious Change

OCC 206

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ]

Organizer: Reid Leamaster, Glendale Community College (AZ) Presider: Hsuan-An Su, UC Santa Barbara Celebrity Culture, Myths, and Religion.....Josiah Kidwell, University of Nevada Las Vegas Fanon and Islam: A New Dialogue Leading to New Understanding of Decolonization and Jihad.....Hsuan-An Su, University of California Santa Barbara Official Deviance and Bimillennial Practice: Rome's Rejection of the Church's One Pontificate/One Pope Rule.....John Maguire, Independent Scholar The Circle Comes Full: Family Radio Goes Back to Church.....Charles Sarno, Holy Names University Resolving to Reform:The Politics of Gender in Nepal's Hindu Nationalist Movement.....Luke Wagner and Barbara Grossman, California State University Long Beach

Session 209 OCC 207 Race/Ethnicity: Open Discussion Session: Race/Ethnicity

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM

Organizer and Facilitator: Marcia Marx, CSU San Bernardino

Session 210 OCC 208 Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Gender: Guys Like Me: Five Wars, Five Veterans for Peace, by Michael Messner (Rutgers University Press, 2018) [Author Meets C riti cs ] Organizer and Presider: Dan Kennan, University of La Verne Critics: Jeffrey Montez de Oca, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs; Tristan Bridges, UC Santa Barbara

Session 211 OCC 210-211 Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM Gender: Gendered Resistance to the Sociopolitical Landscape, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women [Research in Prog re ss S ession ] Organizer and Presider: Michelle Robertson, St. Edward's University "It's Hard to Be at an Institution That Doesn't Seem to Be Trying to Help": Muslims Navigating Contentious Climates.....Saugher Nojan, University of California Santa Cruz I'm Not with Her: Gender Strategies Employed byPolitically Conservative Women.....Lisa Hummel, Stanford University Ecofeminist Theory and Resistance: Woman-the-Gatherer in Prehistory.....Moses Seenarine, New Mexico State University

Session 212 OCC 212 Ethnography: Ethnographic Subcultures: People Places and Practices

Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM [For mal Paper Session ]

Organizer: Black Hawk Hancock, DePaul University Presider: Celine Ayala, University of Nevada Las Vegas A Community Beyond the Neon Lights: An Ethnography of The Las Vegas Street Car Scene..Celine Ayala, U.Nevada Las Vegas The First Dilemma of Pickup: Arriving at a Public Park Basketball Game.....Michael DeLand, Gonzaga University

Session 213 Uptown Saturday • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM PSA Committees Sharing Session—representatives from committees meet to share about their committee’s work.

See you in Eugene, Oregon for PSA’s 2020 Conference

President: Dennis J. Downey, CSU Channel Islands Vice President: Ellen Reese, UC Riverside Program Chair: Elizabeth Sowers, CSU Channel Islands

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Session 214 Oakland Saturday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM PSA Business Meeting—Learn more about PSA’s membership, finances, and programs. Panelists: Elaine Bell Kaplan, U. of Southern California; Dennis Downey, CSU Channel Islands; Kathy Kuipers, U. of Montana; Ellen Reese, UC Riverside; Lora Bristow, PSA; Patricia Gwartney, U. of Oregon; Christine Bose, U. of Washington; Amy Leisenring, San Jose State U.

Session 215 OCC 201 Saturday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM Race, Class and Gender: Film Session: Humor that Hurts: It Isn't Funny Unless Everybody Laughs [Film Session ] Organizer and Presider: Marcia Marx, California State University San Bernardino Discussants: Patricia Little, Mary Texeira, Elsa Valdez, and Marcia Marx, California State University San Bernardino

Session 216 OCC 208 Saturday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: How to Get Your Work Published: A Conversation with Editors of Sociological Perspectives and Members of the PSA Publications Committee, sponsored by the Publications Committee [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Robert Futrell, University of Nevada Las Vegas Panelists: Janine Schipper, Northern Arizona U.; Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State U.; Robert Futrell, U. of Nevada Las Vegas

Session 217 OCC 210-211 Saturday • 5:15 PM–6:45 PM Education-Higher Education: You're Not a Fraud: Recognizing and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee [Panel wit h Pr esent er s] Organizer and Presider: Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College Panelists: Vincent Laus and Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus; Lori Walkington, CSU San Marcos; Elizabeth Bennett, Central New Mexico Community College

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Skyline Sociological Perspectives Reception, sponsored by the Publications Committee Celebrate PSA’s official journal with food and drinks.

Saturday • 6:45 PM–9:00 PM

Overview: Sunday, March 31 California

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OCC 201 OCC 202 OCC 203 OCC 204 OCC 205 OCC 206 OCC 207 OCC 208 OCC 210-11 OCC 212

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Teaching Underprepared Students

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PSA Council 2019-20 Meeting

The Power Immigrant of VulnerLabor in ability: The Opioid Regimes of Strongest Crisis Racial in Our Capitalism Broken Places

U.S. Political Behavior and the Law

Teachers Don`t Look or Formal Negotiating Social Think Like Us: Responses the Movements Fostering to Crime Structural (Political Liberation and their Violences Sociology) through Revolutionary Effects of Pedagogy Immigrant

Work, Science Honoring Presidential Inequality, Session : and the Work and ConTechnology and Legacy Millennials, sumption: Gender of Adele E. Research in and Clarke Economic Inequality Sociology Presidential

Session: Population #NextGenBlackSoc: Labor and Inequality, and Labor Gender, New Demoand Directions Movements graphy Health in the Sociology of Black Millennials

Illegality 2020 PSA Program Presidential Getting UnLearning by Committee Session: Preparing Growing: ReMethodolo Everyday Making a comfortable Reconstructing Meeting with Difficult Expertise on and The habilitation gy Lives in the Difference: Knowledge: Resistance: Supporting Promise of Era of Impact of Meeting the What We Can Students Public Globalizati the Media Challenges of Learn from Young CommunitySociology on Communities of Based Research

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Session 218 OCC 201 Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Teaching Sociology: Teaching Under-prepared Students, sponsored by the Committee on Community Colleges [Formal Paper & Resear ch in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer and Presider: Harry Mersmann, San Joaquin Delta College From Inclusion to Integration: How to Design Course Assignments that Account for Structural Inequalities.....Michel Estefan, University of California Berkeley The Impact of Active Learning on Sociology Undergraduate Students: Making Research Methods More Accessible for all Students by Reducing the Achievement Gap.....Aya Kimura Ida, Todd Migliaccio, Patricia Morris, Dylan Baker, and Yusuke Tsukada, California State University Sacramento Games or Grades? Obstacles Student-athletes Face Academically and How to Help Them Succeed.....Dinur Blum, California State University Los Angeles

Session 219 OCC 202 Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Education-Higher Education: The Power of Vulnerability: Strongest in Our Broken Places [Work shop wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Santos Torres, California State University Sacramento Presenters: Santos Torres and Debra Welkley, California State University Sacramento

Session 220 OCC 203 Crime, Law, and Deviance: The Opioid Crisis

Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ]

Organizer: Tanya Nieri, University of California at Riverside Presider: Bryan Rookey, University of Portland Drugged Driving, the Opioid Crisis, and Public Safety Claims......Bryan Rookey, University of Portland Racialized Imagery and the United States Opioid Epidemic.....Tagart Sobotka, Stanford University; Aliya Saperstein, Stanford

Session 221 OCC 204 Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Migration/Immigration: Immigrant Labor in Regimes of Racial Capitalism [For mal Paper &Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Daniel Olmos, CSU Northridge Presider: Heidy Sarabia, CSU Sacramento White Employers in the Wine Industry and the Racialization of Latino Immigrant Laborers.....Juan Salinas, Sonoma State U. Unsung Heroes or Exploited Workers? Constructions of Resiliency and Latino Day Laborers in Post-Disaster Recovery.....Daniel Olmos, California State University Northridge Trabajo o Casa: Immigrant Women's Workforce Trajectories and the Intersecting Life Course.....Heidy Sarabia, California State University Sacramento; Edith Gutierrez Tactical Cartographies: Mexican Construction Workers Navigating the Surveillance, Containment, Control of Labor Power.....Diego Avalos, Arizona State University Mexican-born Contractors in Oregon Agriculture and Migration Industries.....Diego Contreras-Medrano, U. of Oregon

Session 222 OCC 205 Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Politics and the State (Political Sociology): U.S. Political Behavior and the Law [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Christopher Chase Dunn, UC Riverside Presider: Mark Jepson, CSU Channel Islands The "Weaponization" of the First Amendment and the Politics of Free Speech.....Mark Jepson, CSU Channel Islands Different Models of Asian American Political Participation.....Jessica Kang, University of California Irvine Only So Much Contention to Go Around: Mass Polarization and Declining Contentious Collective Action.....Steven Lauterwasser, University of California Berkeley What Really Led to Trump's Victory? Economic Voting and the White Working Class.....Eric Hanley, University of Kansas Bernie vs. Hillary and the Battle for the Soul of the Democratic Party: A Frame Analysis of the 2016 Democratic Primary.....Jonathan Rich, California State University Northridge

Session 223 OCC 206 Science and Technology: Science and Technology

Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer and Presider: Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology Earnings of Foreign-born Doctoral Engineers in the United States: Intersection of Immigration Status and Gender.....Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology Information Inequality: Gender Gaps in Knowledge.....Molly King, Stanford University

Session 224 OCC 207 Theory: Honoring the Work and Legacy of Adele E. Clarke

Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Panel wit h Pre senter s]

Organizer: Dan Morrison, Abilene Christian University Presider: Monica Casper, University of Arizona Panelists: Dan Morrison, Abilene Christian University; Monica Casper, University of Arizona; Sara Shostak, Brandeis University; Savina Balasubramanian, Loyola University Chicago; Janet Shim, UC San Francisco

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Session 225 OCC 208 Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Gender: Presidential Session: Millennials, Gender and Inequality, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women [Formal Paper &Research in Pr ogr ess Session ] Organizer and Presider: Sojung Lim, Utah State University What Millennials Think About Their Future? A Cross-National Study of Millennials' Aspiration .....Soo-Yeon Yoon, Sonoma State University Seeing the Light? Persistence in Individual Explanations for Gender Inequality.....Emily Carian and Amy Johnson, Stanford Fat Women on Instagram: Gendered and Racialized Constructions of Sexual Subjectivity Through Social Media .....Amanda Rodriguez, University of California Santa Barbara Utilizing Intersectionality and Reproductive Justice Frameworks to Teach Millennials about Reproductive Politics .....Lori Baralt, California State University Long Beach

Session 226 OCC 210-211 Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM Economic Sociology: Work, Inequality, and Consumption: Research in Economic Sociology [For mal P aper & Research in Pr ogr ess Session ] Organizer: Elizabeth Sowers, CSU Channel Islands Presider: Melanie Borstad, CSU Los Angeles Adjuncts Finding Employment: Relational Work and Commodifying Instruction.....Preston Rudy, San Jose State University Cultural Consumption as Compensatory Strategy of Cultural Capital: Evidence from China.....Ke Nie, UC San Diego The Effects of Technological Development on Wage Inequality and Unemployment in the Service Sector.....Melanie Borstad, California State University Los Angeles The Rise of Craft Guitar Industry under Global Commodity Chains: How Could the Artisanal Mode of Production Survive under a Liberal Economy Regime.....Yi-Chen Liu, University of California Santa Cruz

Session 227 OCC 212 Life Course and Aging: Life Course and Aging I

Sunday • 8:30 AM–10:00 AM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Deborah Thorne, University of Idaho Presider: Jennifer Utrata, University of Puget Sound Becoming an 'Adult' in Contemporary Society: Shifting Landscapes and Meanings of 'Successful' Family Transitions .....Barbara Mitchell and Rebecca Lennox, Simon Fraser University Old and Alone: The Influence of Mental Health on Social Isolation Among Older Adults.....Andrew Wister, Simon Fraser U. Supergrandmas to the Rescue: How Intensive Grandparenting Supports Adult Children.....Jennifer Utrata, U. of Puget Sound

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Session 228 California Sunday • 8:30 AM–11:00 AM PSA Council 2019-20 Members and Guests: Dennis Downey, CSU Channel Islands; Ellen Reese, UC Riverside; Elaine Bell

Kaplan, University of Southern California; Kathy Kuipers, University of Montana; Amy Orr, Linfield College; Wendy Ng, San Jose State University; Lora Vess, University of Alaska Southeast; Susan Mannon, University of the Pacific; Katja Guenther, UC Riverside; Linda Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary; Marcia Hernandez, University of the Pacific; Sharon Elise, CSU San Marcos; Uriel Serrano, UC Santa Cruz; Amy Leisenring, San Jose State University; Tina Burdsall, Portland State University; Patricia Gwartney, University of Oregon; Christine Bose, University of Washington; Lora Bristow, PSA; Robert Futrell, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Sharon Davis, University of La Verne; Gary Hytrek, CSU Long Beach; Kelley Strawn, Willamette University; Ynez Wilson Hirst, St. Mary's College of California; Ann Strahm, CSU Stanislaus; Michelle Alexander, University of Oregon

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Session 229 OCC 202 Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Education-Higher Education: Teachers Don't Look or Think Like Us: Fostering Liberation through Revolutionary Pedagogy [Panel wit h Pre sente rs ] Organizer and Presider: Oscar Fabian Soto, UC Santa Barbara

No Te Rajes, Mijx/a/o: Rehumanizing Pedagogies in the Era of Memes, Fear, and Professional Wokeness.....Idalia Robles De Leon, University of California-Santa Barbara Barrio Pedagogy: The Forgotten Voices of Academia.....Oscar Fabian Soto, University of California Santa Barbara Political Epistemologies: The Push for more Latinx Teachers in Early Childhood Education.....Ricardo Fonseca, University of California-Santa Barbara

Session 230 OCC 203 Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Crime, Law, and Deviance: Formal Responses to Crime and their Effects [For mal Paper &Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Tanya Nieri, UC Riverside Presider: Desire Anastasia, Metropolitan State U. of Denver A Look at Female Intimate Partner Violence Offenders Through the Lens of Feminist Convict Criminology.....Desire Anastasia, Metropolitan State University of Denver A Race for Trust: Perceptions of Homicide Reduction in El Salvador.....Nalya Rodriguez, University of California Irvine Heroes on the Fire Line, Felons on the Return Home: A Phenomenological Study into the Reentry Experience of Female Inmate Firefighters as They Transition out of California's Conservation Camp Program.....Heather Anderson, California State University Northridge They Sacrificed for Us, We Need to Give Them a Helping Hand Now': Local Reasoning in Combat Veteran's Court.....Stacy Burns, Loyola Marymount University Tracing the Connection between the War on Drugs and Gentrification in the Nation's Capital.....Tanya Golash-Boza and Eva Hernandez, University of California, Merced 49

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Session 231 OCC 204 Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Migration/Immigration: Negotiating the Structural Violences of Immigrant Illegality [Formal Paper & Research in Pr ogr ess Session ] Organizer: Daniel Olmos, CSU Northridge Presider: Erin Hoekstra, U. of Minnesota Public Charge, Policies of Disentitlement, and the Immigrant Health Crisis.....Erin Hoekstra, University of Minnesota Banished Men: How the U.S. Deportation System Fragments Families and Inhibits Return.....Abigail Andrews, UC San Diego "They Can Take Your Papers:" Fear and Anxiety in a Sanctuary City.....Florencia Rojo, University of California San Francisco

Session 232 OCC 205 Politics and the State (Political Sociology): Social Movements

Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Session 233 OCC 207 Population and Demography: Population and Demography

Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo r mal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Christopher Chase Dunn, UC Riverside Presider: Zoe Kenney, Northern Arizona University Activism as Community: Political Activism of Millennials.....James Davidson, Baylor University Demography is Not Destiny: Politics and the Reshaping of the American Dream.....Carlton Floyd and Thomas Reifer, University of San Diego How Social Ties Impact Participation in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement.....Pamela Hong and Clayton Peoples, University of Nevada, Reno Solidarity, Not Charity: Applied Mutual Aid in Natural Disaster Relief.....Zoe Kenney, Northern Arizona University

Organizer: Robert OBrien, University of Oregon Presider: Robert Parker, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Leaving Home.....Byron Villacis Cruz and Isabel Garcia Valdivia, University of California Berkeley Women's Dual and Multiple Contraceptive Method Use Across Reproductive Ages.....Hilary Flowers, UC Los Angeles

Session 234 OCC 208 Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM Race/Ethnicity: Presidential Session: #NextGenBlackSoc: New Directions in the Sociology of Black Millennials [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Candice Robinson, University of Pittsburgh

Young, Black, and Ambitious: Black Middle Class Millennials' Commitment to Community.....Candice Robinson, University of Pittsburgh Black Christian Millennials: Reconciling Racial and Religious Tensions.....Shaonta' Allen, University of Cincinnati "That Was the Sin That Did Jezebel In": Black Women's Recollection and Reclamation of Their Sexuality.....Ifeyinwa Davis, Louisiana State University The Everyday as Problematic: Using Millennial Pop Culture to Explicate Social Theory.....Maretta McDonald, Louisiana State University

Session 235 OCC 210-211 Labor and Labor Movements: Labor and Labor Movements

Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [Fo rmal Paper Sessi o n]

Organizer: Jake Wilson, CSU Long Beach Presider: Ardcha Premruedeelert, University of California Riverside Impact of Political Regime Changes on the Development of Thai Labor Movement between 1991 and 2018.....Ardcha Premruedeelert, University of California Riverside Sex Segregation and the Gender Pay Gap in China.....Meiying Li, University of Southern California Inside The Human Exclusion Zone: Present and Future Landscapes of Work and Automation in Warehousing and Logistics.....Jason Struna, University of Puget Sound

Session 236 OCC 212 Medical Sociology and Health: Inequality, Gender, and Health Session ] Organizer: Margaret Gough, University of La Verne

Sunday • 10:15 AM–11:45 AM [For mal P aper & Research in Pr ogr ess

Presider: Meghna Mukherjee, UC Berkeley The Costs of Unequal Patient Status in Fertility Medicine: Nurturing Embryos while Obscuring the Women behind the Egg.....Meghna Mukherjee, University of California Berkeley Depression(s) in Japan: Medicalizing Masculinity.....Elyssa Fogleman, University of California Davis More than the Sum of Their Parts: Couples and HIV in Zimbabwe.....Danielle Denardo, Soka University of America Weight Status, Stigma, and Well-being in Adolescents: Exploring Gender and Race.....Sadie Ridgeway, Washington State U.

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Session 237 Oakland Sunday • 11:00 AM–12:30 PM 2020 PSA Program Committee Members: Dennis Downey, CSU Channel Islands; Elizabeth Sowers, CSU Channel Islands; Ellen Reese, UC Riverside; Jose Munoz, CSU San Bernardino; Joshua Meisel, Humboldt State; Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College; Gabriele Plickert, CSU Pomona; Brianne Davila, Cal Poly Pomona; Laura Earles, Lewis-Clark State College; Rachel Soper, CSU Channel Islands; Anna Muraco, Loyola Marymount; Laury Oaks, UCSB; Susan Rahman, College of Marin; Pete Simi, Chapman; Katie Dingeman-Cerda, CSU Los Angeles; Celia Lacayo, UCLA; Georgiana Bostean, Chapman; Augustine Kposowa, UC Riverside; Daniel Olmos, CSU Northridge; Kristy Shih, CSU Long Beach; Reid Leamaster, Glendale Comm.

College (AZ); Dilshani Sarathchandra, U. of Idaho; Jodi O'Brien, Seattle U.; Amanda Shigihara, CSU Sacramento; Alexis McCurn, CSU Dominguez Hills; Ann Travers, Simon Fraser U.; Reha Kadakal, CSU Channel Islands; Dolores Ortiz, Oxnard College; Robert E. Kettlitz, Hastings College; Sharon Elise, CSU San Marcos; Georgiann Davis, U. Nevada Las Vegas; Jey Strangfeld, CSU Stanislaus; Alicia Bonaparte, Pitzer College; Christy Glass, Utah State; Jennifer Sherman, WSU Pullman; Dana Nakano, CSU Stanislaus; Jennifer Reich, U. of CO Denver; Jason Struna, U. of Puget Sound; Raphi Rechitsky, National U.; Oluwakemi Balogun, U. of Oregon; Jennifer Sherman, WSU Pullman; Nella Van Dyke, UCMerced; Pepper Glass, Weber State; Michael Chavez, CSU Long Beach; James Courage Singer, Salt Lake Comm. College; Jennifer Puentes, Eastern Oregon U.; Michelle Alexander, U. of Oregon 12:00-1:30 PM

Session 238 OCC 201 Teaching Sociology: Preparing and Supporting Students

Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Resear ch in Pr og r ess Sess ion ]

Organizer: Susan Murray, San Jose State University Presider: Pamela McMullin-Messier, Central Washington U. "I Wish I Had Known This Sooner": Comprehending the Reason behind the Madness for Student Success with a Cornerstone Course .....Pamela McMullin-Messier and Connie Robinson, Central Washington University Designing a Graduate Student Professional Development Workshop Series.....Kathryn Hadley, Hanover College; Aya Kimura Ida, California State University Sacramento Methods & Shoestrings: Student Driven Applied Equity Research .....Dana Maher, College of the Redwoods; Aluka Eddy, Humboldt State University

Session 239 OCC 202 Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Learning by Growing: The Promise of Public Sociology [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Judith Liu, University of San Diego Panelists: Marcelle Darby, University of San Diego, Biology; Emalyn Leppard, Montgomery Middle School, Resource Teacher; Judith Liu, University of San Diego

Session 240 OCC 203 Crime, Law, and Deviance: Rehabilitation

Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Tanya Nieri, University of California at Riverside Presider: Deirdre Caputo-Levine, Idaho State University An Unexpected Space: Caring, Safety and Punitiveness in a Juvenile Justice Program in a Conservative State.....Deirdre Caputo-Levine, Idaho State University Literacy and the Carceral Matrix of Power .....Clint Terrell, University of California Santa Barbara

Session 241 Methods: Methodology

OCC 204

Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer and Presider: Robert OBrien, University of Oregon An Affirmative Examination of Best Practices in Phone Interviewing.....Katrina Kimport, UC San Francisco Inductive Qualitative Social Science Research as a Necessary Element of Data Science.....Donald Winiecki and Bryant Hay, Boise State University Modeling Stigma in Exponential Random Graph Models.....Francis Lee and Carter T Butts, University of California Irvine

Session 242 OCC 205 Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Regional Studies, Transnationalism, Globalization, and Development: Everyday Lives in the Era of Globalization [Research in Prog re ss S ession ] Organizer: Shweta Adur, CSU Los Angeles Presider: Yao Lu, UC Davis Assimilation in Africa: Chinese Adaptation in Zambia.....Yao Lu, University of California Davis Gender, Class and Transnational Migration among Nigerian Returnees and Nigerian Birth Tourists.....Oluwakemi Balogun, University of Oregon

Session 243 OCC 206 Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Media and Communication: Making a Difference: Impact of the Media [For mal Paper & Research in Prog re ss S essio n] Organizer: Linda Rillorta, Mt. San Antonio College Presider: Gracelyn Bateman, Luna Peak Company The Role of Social Media in the Emotional Lives of People with Vitiligo.....Elizabeth Witcher, University of California Davis Snapshots of Life After Loss: Exploring Vulnerability & Grief.....Gracelyn Bateman and Melody Lomboy, Luna Peak Co. Beyond Remission.....Gracelyn Bateman and Melody Lomboy, Luna Peak Company 51

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Session 244 OCC 207 Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Applied, Clinical, and Public Sociology: Getting Uncomfortable with Difficult Knowledge: Meeting the Challenges of Community-Based Research [Panel with Pr esente r s] Organizer and Presider: Esa Syeed, CSU Long Beach "A Framework for Critical Community-Based Research".....Esa Syeed, California State University Long Beach Researching towards Consciousness: Students' Critical Reflexivity on Social Justice Education.....Mahindra Mohan Kumar, Nikki Lowe, Domonic Moran, Karmina Rucobo, and Esa Syeed, California State University Long Beach Negotiating Power: An Uncomfortable Reflection on the Role of the Professor-Researcher in the Classroom.....Claudia Lopez, California State University Long Beach

Session 245 OCC 208 Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM Childhood and Youth: Presidential Session: Reconstructing Expertise on Resistance: What We Can Learn from Young Communities of Color Mobilizing against Social Inequality [Panel wit h Pre senter s] Organizer and Presider: Theresa Hice Johnson, University of California Santa Cruz Youth Rural Activism: Organizing and Mobilizing in California's Central Valley, featuring Valeria Mena.....Roxanna Villalobos, University of California Santa Cruz On Powerful Children and Public Health.....Karina Ruiz and Lesly Martinez Ibanez, University of California Santa Cruz Oakland to Johannesburg: Travel as Social Resistance....Theresa Hice Johnson, UC Santa Cruz; Cienna Clark, Mills College

Session 246 OCC 212 Life Course and Aging: Life Course and Aging II

Sunday • 12:00 PM–1:30 PM [Formal Paper & Research in Prog re ss Session ]

Organizer: Deborah Thorne, University of Idaho Presider: Seon Yup Lee, Washington State University Age Homophily across the Life Cycle: Age, Institution, and Networks.....Seon Yup Lee, Washington State University Aging Immigrants: The Effects of Legal Status.....Isabel Garcia Valdivia, University of California Berkeley Convergence or Divergence? Older Adults' Disease Diagnoses by Nativity and Citizenship in California.....Hilary Flowers, University of California Los Angeles

Index to Participants

By Session Number

Abbott, Erika : 66 Abelson, Miriam : 54 , 76, 96 Abumaye, Mohamed: 175 Acevedo , Gino : 160 Adamson, Tyler: 81 Adur, Shweta : 53 , 153, 174, 242 Aguirre , Nathalie : 160 Ahmed, Aziza : 184 Ahmed, Sarah : 55 Ajanel, Marlyn : 56 Al Nima, Mais : 94 Aldecoa, John: 85 Alemseged, Maraky : 1 Alexander, Michelle: 12 , 35, 228, 237 Alexander, Victoria : 7 Alfrey, Lauren : 196 Alimahomed-Wilson, Sabrina: 122 Allen, Shaonta`: 234 Alnagar, Hala : 94 Alvarez Mejia, Biridiana : 164 Alvarnaz, Mox : 146 An, Minyoung: 112 Anastasia, Desire : 122 , 166, 230 Anckle , Stephanie : 2 , 35, 137 Anderson, Erin: 111 Anderson, Heather : 153 , 230 Anderson-Connolly, Richard : 31 Andonaegui, Alejandro: 184 Andrews, Abigail : 231 Angelo, Hillary : 178 Apesoa-Varano, Ester Carolina : 180 Arevalo, Christian: 87 Arnett, Stephanie : 170 , 204 Arxer, Steven : 94 Ashley, Wendy: 199 Atkins, Anya : 140 Atkins, Celeste : 35 , 156, 179, 198 Aust, Megan : 27 Avalos, Diego : 221 Ayala, Celine : 212 Azedi, Arman : 150 B. Macias, Deva : 188

Baer-Bositis, Livia : 55 Bailey, Emma : 102 , 174 Baker, Christina: 35 , 53 Baker, Dylan: 218 Balasubramanian, Savina: 224 Balbuena, Nicole : 80 Balogun, Oluwakemi: 237 , 242 Bany, James : 100 Barajas, Manuel : 17 , 102, 115 Baralt, Lori : 225 Barber, Kristen: 52 , 96 Barrett, Don: 11 Bass, Madeline : 129 Bassett, Kath : 92 Bateman, Gracelyn: 243 Beattie, Irenee : 26 , 87 Becerra, René: 150 Becker, Lindsay : 145 Bell Kaplan, Elaine : 8 , 12, 21, 35, 36, 72, 93, 119, 123, 214, 228 Bell, Danielle : 139 Beltran, Odalys : 141 Beltz, Lindsey: 46 Benavides, Celina : 64 Benn, Beth : 159 Bennett, Elizabeth : 33 , 137, 198, 217 Bentz, Sarah : 182 Berberoglu, Berch : 18 , 35, 109, 153, 203 Berghaus, Abbey : 94 Berkeley, Xenon: 77 Bernardes Pereira, Ricardo : 174 Bigelow, Kelsey: 117 Birmingham, Rachel: 101 Bisciglia, Michael: 112 Blashill, Bernadette : 142 Bloom, Quinn: 85 Blum, Dinur : 6 , 58, 218 Boero, Natalie : 52 , 113 Bonaparte, Alicia: 108 , 237 Borer, Michael Ian: 136 Borstad, Melanie : 226

Bose, Christine: 12 , 35, 214, 228 Bostean, Georgiana: 237 Boulay, Nadine: 133 Boyns, David: 99 , 199 Brallier, Sara: 23 Brand, Amanda : 4 Brault, Elizabeth : 101 Bravo, Odalys : 154 Brents, Barb: 189 Brick, Carmen: 88 Bridges, Tristan : 96 , 210 Bristow, Lora : 12 , 35, 214, 228 Brooks, Jackie : 31 Brown, Addie : 60 Brown, Danielle: 161 Brown, Jeremy : 170 , 204 Brown, Sherrea: 195 Bruene, Sara : 30 , 49 Buchanan, B.B. : 192 Burawoy, Michael: 93 Burdsall, Tina: 12 , 35, 214, 228 Burk, Ashley: 142 Burns, Deborah: 19 Burns, Stacy: 230 Butler, Marie: 11 Butow, Cassidy : 10 , 199 Butts, Carter T: 91 , 105, 241 Byrd, Ashlyn : 181 Cabrera, Debra : 101 , 164 Caldeira, Larissa: 78 Calderon, Darnell : 163 Camacho, Michelle M. : 22 , 149 Campbell, AC : 198 Cantwell, Allison: 158 Capous-Desyllas, Moshoula : 126 Caputo-Levine, Deirdre : 240 Carian, Emily: 225 Carlson, Matthew: 35 Carrasco, Anthony : 82 Carreon, Daniela : 2 Carrigan, Jacqueline : 31 Carroll, Ellen: 56

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Carter, Michael: 85 Case, Erin : 83 Casper, Monica: 224 Castillo, Beda : 79 Cates, Jeff : 66 , 79 Cerda-Jara, Michael : 67 Cervantes, Marisa : 25 Cervelli, Bridget : 62 Chao, Lynn : 81 Chase Dunn, Christopher : 18 , 222, 232 Chatillon, Anna: 194 Chavez, Michael: 237 Cheng, Mallory: 82 Child, Breanna: 71 Chin, Christina : 136 Chin-Newman, Christina : 128 Cho, Ye Rim : 82 Chomczyński, Piotr A.: 46 , 101 Chong, Melanie: 7 Chow, Tiffany : 3 Christensen, Mackenzie: 76 Ciabattari, Teresa: 51 Cisneros, Nora: 89 Clark Jr, Brent: 192 Clark, Cienna: 245 Clark, Virgil: 19 Clark-Ibáñez, Marisol : 2 , 65, 95 Coleman, Eric: 94 Collins, Randall: 106 Conner, Hannah: 34 Contreras, Santina: 124 Contreras-Medrano, Diego: 221 Cook, Alison: 16 Coombes, Emily : 171 , 189 Cope, Michael: 50 Copeland, Mason : 146 Corona, Gabriela : 89 Coronel, Jessica: 45 Cortese, Tony: 11 Cortez-Regan, Lori: 126 Council, LaToya: 21

53 Cox, Breneya : 175 Coyne, Ashley : 139 Cragun, Levi : 160 Cragun, Ryan : 195 , 201 Cramer, Lori: 100 Cretser, Gary: 11 , 35, 39 Crowell, Amber: 23 Cruz , Lorena : 63 Cruz, Taylor : 201 Cupery, Tim : 173 D`Ambrosio, Giovanni : 187 Dahlin, Cailin : 77 Daniels, Heather : 26 Darby, Marcelle: 239 Davidson, James : 55 , 232 Davidson, Theresa : 91 Davila, Brianne: 237 Davis, Georgiann: 113 , 155, 237 Davis, Ifeyinwa: 156 , 234 Davis, Sean: 35 , 121, 202 Davis, Sharon : 12 , 35, 38, 43, 72, 123, 228 De La O, Johnpaul : 77 De La Torre, Elvira: 44 De Welde, Kris: 16 Dean, James: 107 DeCarsky, Ryan : 81 DeJesus-Ponce, Seleni : 144 DeLand, Michael : 212 Delgado, Enilda: 128 Deming, Sarah: 177 Denardo, Danielle : 236 Deniz-Zaragoza, Mirella: 156 DeSantis, Sabrina : 105 Deverux, Raven: 88 DiBranco, Alex : 192 Dickens, David R.: 92 Didarloo, Sosseh : 64 Dingeman-Cerda, Katie: 237 Dolphin, William: 138 Dorn, Dean S.: 39 , 72 Douangviseth, Tony: 176 Downey, Dennis : 12 , 35, 214, 228, 237 Drew, Emily: 108 Drew, Patricia : 145 , 159 Duckett, Danielle : 24 , 35, 40 Dugan, Rhonda : 175 , 186 Dukes, Andrea : 60 Dunkin, Derek : 140 Dunn, Keelin : 166 Duran-Aydintug, Candan : 170 Dutta Hazarika, Sneha : 35 , 40, 74 Dworkin, Shari : 73 Dyar, Christina: 101 Earl, Emma: 111 Earles, Laura : 24 , 48, 69, 90, 103, 116, 217, 237 Easley, Christina : 78 Ebrahimi, Jamileh: 176 Eddy, Aluka : 162 , 238 Elise, Sharon: 12 , 35, 97, 175, 228, 237 Elliott, Marta : 75 , 124, 159 Elliott, Sinikka: 134 Englert, Margaret: 77 Erickson, Natasha: 191 Eschler, Edwin: 55 Escobar, Maria: 102 Escobedo, Cindy : 89 Espindola, Celeste : 2 Espinoza, Mario Alberto: 207 Esqueda, Yaritza : 84 Estefan, Michel : 100 , 218 Estrada, Emir : 32 , 131 Evans, Bonnie : 187 Evans, M.D.R. : 97, 98 Ezzet, Roxanne: 77 Fagan, Camisha: 56 , 100 Farquhar, Lee: 91 Fay, Annabel : 62 Fazzino, Lori: 24 Fields, Hannah : 207 Fischer, Charles : 16

Fitzpatrick, Larissa: 34 Fitzwater Gonzales, Laura : 5 Flores, Alma Itzé: 89 Flores, Edward: 32 , 197 Flores, Glenda: 32 Flores, Juan : 67 Flores, Kassandra: 165 Flowers, Hilary : 233 , 246 Floyd, Carlton: 232 Floyd, Hugh : 85 Fogleman, Elyssa : 236 Fonseca, Ricardo: 229 Foran, John: 69 Forbush, Alexandria: 183 Ford, Allison : 90 , 109 Forneret, Thais : 64 Francis, Robert : 3 Fraser, Richard: 152 Frazier, Johann: 163 Fretwell, Michelle: 66 , 146 Frymer, Benjamin : 14 Fuentes, Vincent : 43 Fuller , Gabrielle : 186 Futrell, Robert : 12 , 75, 97, 150, 192, 216, 228 Gaeta, Joanna: 7 Gallagher, Robert : 56 Gallant, Nicole : 18 Gan, Kimberly : 68 Garcia Valdivia, Isabel : 233 , 246 Garcia, Carlos: 87 Garcia, Nicholas: 139 Garcia, Rocio: 121 Gassman, Madeline: 71 Gast, Julie: 111 Gaston, Jessica: 165 Gatillon, Jean-Pierre: 45 Gee, Ari : 83 Gemar, Adam : 173 Gibbs, Larry: 82 Glass, Christy : 16 , 37, 148, 237 Glass, Pepper : 71 , 193, 237 Gleit, Rebecca : 191 Glennie, Charlotte : 92 Goedert, Skye: 181 Golash-Boza, Tanya : 230 Golizadeh, Keyvan : 142 Gonzales, Alicia : 35 , 108, 156 Gonzalez, Armando: 173 Gonzalez, Nancy: 149 Gonzalez, Natalia : 77 Goodman, Yasmine : 162 Goodwin, Glenn : 11 , 106, 118 Gough, Margaret : 124 , 159, 180, 236 Gougherty, Matthew : 44 Greco, Evan : 160 Green, Sierra : 61 Greer, Kerry : 182 Greer, Mackenzie: 57 Gregg, Holly : 188 Greiner, Patrick: 69 Greisen, Jackie: 80 Griepp, Romy: 43 Grindal, Matthew : 57 , 84, 98, 179 Grosglik, Rafi : 70 , 196 Grossman, Barbara : 208 Gruys, Kjerstin: 52 , 126 Guckenheimer, Debra : 86 Guenther, Katja: 12 , 35, 133, 228 Guerrero, Allison : 84 Guldahl, Janelle : 78 Guldenbrein, Sarah : 103 Gumbhir, Vikas : 24 , 35, 167, 182 Gummersall, Cassidy : 90 Guthrie, Deirdre: 177 Gutierrez, Armand: 130 Gutierrez, Edith: 221 Gutierrez-Mock, Luis : 73 Guy, Roger : 46 , 101 Guy, Yoshi : 15 Gwartney, Patricia: 12 , 35, 214, 228 Ha, Jasmine Trang: 152 Hadley, Kathryn: 238 Haggerty-Lester, Tracey : 195

Hallenbeck, Hannah : 164 Hamal Gurung, Shobha : 190 Han, Chong-suk: 94 Han, Yuyang : 188 Hancock, Black Hawk : 49 , 70, 96, 136, 157, 178, 197, 212 Hanley, Eric: 222 Hanseen, Morgan: 165 Hanson, Kenneth : 90 , 147 Hardnack, Chris : 86 Harris, RianSimone: 59 Harrison, Jennifer : 184 Harrison, Jill Ann : 3 , 16, 27 Harvill, Johnny: 185 Hatfield, Kayler : 181 Hay, Bryant: 241 Hayes, William : 6 , 142 Haynes Stein, Alana : 49 Henderson, Kent : 48 Henderson, Linda : 12 , 35, 111, 228 Henley, Megan : 29 , 78 Hennessy, Judy: 179 Hernandez, Allyssa: 162 Hernandez, Alyssa : 130 Hernandez, Eva: 230 Hernandez, Jeannette : 191 Hernandez, Marcia: 12 , 35, 53, 82, 228 Herrera, Daisy: 117 Herrera, Jennifer: 42 Herrera, Stephanie: 117 Hidalgo , Danielle : 120 Hidalgo, LeighAnna: 89 Higsmith, Ashley: 7 Hill, Huiying : 128 , 170 Hill, Nyla: 186 Hillier, Ashley: 183 Hilwig, Stephanie: 204 Hinrichs, Ramona: 140 Hirsch, Nicole : 129 Hochschild, Arlie: 93 Hodgkinson, Brooke : 145 Hoekstra, Erin : 231 Hollist, Dusten: 204 Hondagneu-Sotelo, Pierrette: 32 Hong, Pamela: 232 Hood, Katherine : 88 Hoofman, Kara: 159 Hope Alkon, Alison : 70 Hormel, Leontina : 23 , 103, 200 Hovav, April: 29 Howard, Emma: 77 Hoxmeier, Jill: 189 Huang, Haisu: 150 Huang, Jacob : 28 , 47, 68, 158 Huang, Lindsey : 204 Huerta, Lydia : 102 Humble, Lorissa B.: 104 Hummel, Lisa : 211 Hunter, Savannah : 3 Hurst, Allison : 10 , 26, 75 Hyde, David: 198 Hytrek, Gary : 12 , 35, 228 Ida, Aya Kimura : 37 , 218, 238 Ingersoll, Alicia : 16 Ingraham, Natalie : 83, 113 , 181 Inlow, Alana R.: 25 Jackson, Jorden : 50 Jackson, Shirley A.: 37 , 51, 140 Jacobs, Derric: 100 Janning, Michelle : 105 Jasso, Guadalupe : 63 , 193 Jaworski, Christian: 6 Jay, Nicole: 10 Jeffrey, Wesley : 87 Jenkins , Nicole : 136 Jepson, Mark : 222 Jiang, Ting : 153 Johnson, Amy : 225 Johnson, Briauna : 99 Johnson, Chelsea: 21 Johnson, Lisa : 56 Johnson, Theresa : 245 Johnson, Tonmar: 74 , 148 Johnston, Joe : 14 , 87, 165, 191

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Jones, Adriana : 164 Jones, Aidan : 145 Jones, Lisa: 179 Jones, Sierra : 147 Jordan, Meggan: 40 , 158, 185 Jordan, Sharalyn: 133 Kabba, Teresa: 77 Kadakal, Reha : 110 , 237 Kade, Tristen : 126 Kaiser, Kathy: 11 Kaminski, Kylen: 56 Kang, Jessica: 222 Kaplan, Robyn: 132 Karimi, Akram: 153 Kauffman, Matthew: 132 Kaur, Amritpal : 160 Kayed, Noor: 166 Kebede, Alem: 118 Kelley, Jonathan: 98 Kennan, Dan: 210 Kenney, Zoe : 232 Kettlitz, Robert E. : 13 , 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 125, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 237 Khonach, Torisha: 157 Kidwell, Josiah: 208 Kim, Jinna: 47 Kim, Minjeong : 193 Kim, Minyoung : 129 Kimport, Katrina: 241 Kincaid, John : 192 King, Matthew : 169 , 195 King, Molly : 76 , 223 Kinney, Sam: 146 Klinger, Ian A. : 132 Klipfel, Lana : 160 Koch, Christiana : 84 Koppner, Heinz : 10 Kposowa, Augustine: 237 Kreiter, Michael : 99 Kretschmer, Kelsy : 129 , 150, 171, 192, 205 Kreutz, Melissa: 199 Kuipers, Kathy: 12 , 35, 37, 134, 214, 228 Kulick, Alex : 192 , 207 Kulkarni, Saili: 7 Kunitzer, Meagan : 145 Kushida, Melanie: 98 Kwon, Hee Eun: 130 Kyle, David : 196 Lacayo, Celia: 237 LaFetra Collier, Suzanne: 38 Lamb, Heidi: 57 Lampé, Aaron Jacob : 184 Lande, Brian : 52 Landeros, Steph : 126 Landers, Anthony : 67 Lane, Tasha : 88 Larkin, Timothy : 183 Larson, Ian : 117 Lauderdale, Skyler: 4 Laus, Vincent : 28 , 200, 217 Lauterwasser, Steven : 118 , 222 Lawton, Leora : 57 , 163 Le, Vy : 1 Leader, Rachel : 61 Leamaster, Reid : 132 , 195, 208, 237 Leas, Allison : 140 Lee, Armel : 167 Lee, Chioun: 75 Lee, Francis: 241 Lee, Jess: 47 Lee, Jihye : 130 Lee, Jooyoung : 197 Lee, Seon Yup : 246 Leiker, Dylan: 139 Leiker, Jason : 86 , 111, 146, 200 Leisenring, Amy: 12 , 35, 214, 228 Lennox, Rebecca : 42 , 227 Leon, Manuel : 139

54 Lepe, Jaqueline: 88 Leppard, Emalyn: 239 Leslie, Myles: 52 Lewin, Alisa : 193 Lewin, Benjamin: 141 Lewis, Christian : 66 Lewis, Libby : 99 Li, Meiying: 235 Li, Rebecca S. K.: 18 Liao, Celine : 142 Libby, Anne: 180 Liew, Warren: 52 Light, Ryan: 75 Lim, Sojung : 108 , 152, 225 Lin, May : 133 , 176 Listrovaya, Liudmila : 18 Little, Patricia : 215 Littlejohn, Krystale : 134 Liu, Chuncheng : 189 Liu, Judith : 22 , 239 Liu, Yi-Chen : 226 Livas, Selena: 66 LoConto, David G.: 104 Lomboy, Melody: 243 Lopez, Alexis : 56 Lopez, Carolina: 2 Lopez, Claudia : 53 , 244 Lopez, David: 31 Lopez, Mariana : 167 Lopez, Mikaela : 141 Lovett, Amanda: 104 , 169 Lowe Henk, Nori: 14 , 65 Lowe, Nikki: 244 Loy, Victoria : 126 Lu, Yao : 242 Luna, Zakiya : 171 Ly, Louise : 112 Mabee, Carmen : 59 Mabry, Dustin : 19 Macaluso, Suzanne : 111 , 169 Macareno, Jesse : 58 Machado, Stephanie: 158 MacMurray, Nicholas: 150 Maguire, John : 208 Maher, Dana : 238 Mahmoudi, Kooros: 172 Maldonado, David : 67 Maldonado, Rene : 17 Malmrose, Ellie : 56 , 78 Mamaril, Taylor Fe: 56 Mangum, Hannah : 85 , 160 Mannon, Susan: 12 , 35, 228 Manski, Ben : 69 , 129 Marcelli, Enrico : 97 , 130 Marchbank, Jennifer: 133 Mardones Marshall, Antonia : 154 Marston, Melissa: 173 Martinez, Charles: 17 Marx, Marcia : 1 , 7, 20, 36, 59, 175, 196, 209, 215 Maryanski, Alexandra : 85 Marzo, Gina: 57 Marzo, Lea : 156 Masci, Krista : 169 Masl, Sonya: 45 Mattei, Dustin : 57 Matthew, Michele : 83 , 160 Matz, Juliana: 56 Mawhirter, Sarah : 100 McCaffree, Kevin: 106 McCall, Jolene : 69 McCarthy, Bill : 42 McClean, Angela : 172 McClure, Heather: 17 McCoy, Julisa : 194 McCumber, Andy : 90 McCurdy, Brook : 78 McCurn, Alexis: 237 McDonald, Madeline : 182 McDonald, Maretta : 101 , 112, 234 McGee, Julius : 69 McKeever, James : 8 McKinney, Jennifer: 14 McKinney, Kai: 126

McMullin-Messier, Pamela : 238 Meisel, Joshua: 62 , 138, 237 Mejia, Armando Xavier : 150 Mendoza, Paola: 26 Mercado, Daniel : 186 Mersmann, Harry : 33 , 218 Messinger, Adam: 101 Messner, Michael: 210 Metwally, Rita : 181 Metzgar, Andrea: 59 Meyers, Joan : 27 Mezahav, Ami: 74 Migliaccio, Todd : 36 , 148, 218 Miller, Carol: 128 Milman, Noriko: 136 Minton-Ryan, Carol: 149 Mitchell, Barbara : 227 Mitchell, Nick: 82 Modile, Adenife: 180 Mohan Kumar, Mahindra : 185 , 244 Mok, Chit Wai John : 129 Moles, Katia : 190 Molina, Andrea: 160 Mollborn, Stefanie: 134 Montez de Oca, Jeffrey: 210 Moore, Marilyn : 149 Mora, Maria De Jesus : 171 Moran, Domonic: 244 Morgan, Alexander : 144 Morosin, Alessandro : 203 Morris, Patricia: 218 Morrison, Dan : 109 , 187, 201, 224 Mossakowski, Krysia : 28 , 98 Mostert, Zendina: 35 , 122 Mota-Back, Xochitl : 135 Mshigeni, Deo : 15 Mueller-Gastell, Katariina : 55 Muirbrook, Kayci : 50 Mukherjee, Meghna : 236 Mulcahy, Michael : 74 , 191 Munoz, Jose: 237 Muraco, Anna: 107 , 237 Murphy , Mollie : 90 Murphy, Matthew: 77 Murphy, Sheigla: 138 Murray, Emily : 140 Murray, Susan : 100 , 111, 137, 169, 190, 238 Musto, Michela : 131 Mutchler, Matt G.: 132 Myers, Charles : 189 Myers, Justin Sean : 70 Myers-Rosa, Kea: 64 Nakano, Dana: 121 , 237 Nam, Sunghee : 128 Nasher, Essma: 7 Nathenson, Sophie : 35 , 158, 199 Navarro-Cruz, Giselle: 177 Neal, Teresa: 118 Nelson, Kristen : 7 Nenga, Sandi: 30 , 43 Newcomb, Michael: 101 Newhart, Michelle : 138 Ng, Wendy: 12 , 35, 37, 137, 228 Nguyen, Thuan : 68 Nicdao, Ethel: 54 Nie, Ke : 226 Nieri, Tanya : 15 , 37, 46, 88, 101, 114, 180, 220, 230, 240 Nikolai, Gloria : 86 Niles, Skye : 124 Nojan, Saugher : 211 Norden, Chris: 103 Nunez, Vanessa : 100 , 205 Nurse, Angela: 104 Nye, Emily : 79 O`Brien, Jodi: 65 , 94, 147, 168, 189, 202, 237 O`Halloran, Jade: 164 O`Sullivan, Lucy : 143 Oaks, Laury : 5 , 152, 194, 207, 237 OBrien, Robert : 233 , 241 Oh, Hyunsu : 3 Olave, Barbara : 149

Ollilainen, Marjukka : 16 , 42, 55, 76, 126, 155 Olmos, Daniel : 130, 172, 193, 206, 221, 231, 237 Olsberg, Joshua: 87 Ordaz, Diego : 59 Ordner, James : 104 Orellana, Jose : 176 Orr, Amy : 12 , 35, 36, 72, 148, 162, 228 Ortenblad , Maddie : 143 Ortiz, David G. : 104 Ortiz, Dolores: 237 Ortuno, David : 26 Ostapiej, Julia: 100 Overmyer-Velazquez, Rebecca : 44 Owiredu, Priscilla : 207 Paniagua Guzman, Antonio : 92 Paradis, Elise : 52 Park, Paige : 50 Pasca, Christina: 201 Paschal, Andie : 183 Paterniti, Debora: 35 , 54 Paterson, Sharon : 26 , 61 Patterson, Silas : 81 Paul, Jessica : 181 Pavlinac, Kayla : 160 Payne, Deana : 207 Pedulla, David: 55 Peone, Tyra: 98 Peoples, Clayton: 232 Perdomo, Kevin : 187 Perry, Charity: 152 Phillips, Peter : 9 Phillips, Rick: 201 Phuong, Sinporion : 146 Pi, Chendong: 152 Pichardo Almanzar, Nelson: 35 , 53 Pierce, Brandon: 16 Pilgeram, Ryanne : 23 , 89, 108, 177 Pilichowski, Kaeley: 143 Pinto, Katy: 37 Pitre-Vézina, Laurence: 18 Plaza, Dwaine: 169 Plickert, Gabriele : 15 , 27, 237 Poggemeyer, Paul : 203 Polisson, Michael : 79 Polson, Michael: 138 Poole, Daniel: 33 Porron, Joceline: 63 Powers, Charles : 90 Premruedeelert, Ardcha : 235 Prewitt, Dana : 44 Prince, Tryce : 140 Pruneda, Evelyn: 156 Puentes, Jennifer : 14 , 44, 200, 237 Pulling, Ashleigh: 199 Pullum, Amanda : 205 Purkayastha, Shirin: 88 Pyle, Nathaniel : 129 Quesada, Cintia: 103 Quesada, Melissa : 87 Qwfan, Hana : 139 Ragsdale, James: 124 Rahman, Susan: 9 , 237 Raijman, Rebecca: 193 Ramirez Cano, Daisy : 165 Ramirez Quach, Christina: 45 Ramirez, Blanca: 131 Ramirez, Elvia : 115 Ramirez, Teresa : 63 Ramirez-Murillo, Ruby : 160 Ramos , Aida : 149 Ranganath, Priya : 172 Rangel, Elizabeth : 182 Raphael, Nate : 105 Ravitz-Dworkin, Amelia : 167 Ray, Cyrilla : 139 Ray, Ranita : 10 , 23, 34, 155 Rechitsky, Raphi: 237 Reese, Ellen: 12 , 35, 156, 214, 228, 237 Reich, Jennifer : 52 , 97, 178, 180, 237 Reifer, Thomas: 232

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Renouard, Eiryn: 145 Renshaw, Scott : 91 Reuter, Jordan: 159 Rich, Jonathan : 222 Richards Solomon, Catherine: 16 Richardson, Marlon "UnLearn The World": 119 Ridgeway, Cecilia: 155 Ridgeway, Sadie: 236 Rillorta, Linda : 6 , 19, 91, 104, 117, 137, 198, 237, 243 Rios, Lised : 61 Risman, Barbara: 155 Rivera, Roberto : 8 Roberts, Anthony: 179 Robertson, Mary : 30 , 73, 107 Robertson, Michelle : 35 , 108, 120, 173, 200, 211 Robinson, Brandon: 73 Robinson, Candice : 234 Robinson, Connie: 238 Robles De Leon, Idalia: 229 Rocha Rocha, Adrian: 77 Rockwell, Skylar: 185 Rocque, Bill : 64 , 85, 98 Rodriguez, Amanda: 225 Rodriguez, Israel: 181 Rodriguez, Maria : 162 Rodriguez, Nalya : 230 Rogers , Nodia : 186 Rojo, Florencia : 231 Romo-Gonzalez, Maria : 141 Rookey, Bryan : 220 Ropp, John: 162 Rose, Kaelie : 77 Rose-Campbell, Valerie: 162 Rucobo, Karmina: 244 Rudy, Preston : 22 , 79, 226 Ruijgrok Neubauerova, Jana : 87 Ruiz, Karina: 245 Ruppel, Emily : 147 Sacha, Jeffrey : 173 Sahota, Simranreet: 173 Salinas, Juan : 9 , 63, 221 Salinas, Marisa : 25 , 115 Salzman, Noah: 66 Samuels, Tessa : 59 Sanchez Volatier, Christina: 54 Sanchez Zavala, Orlando: 61 Sanchez, Christian: 199 Sanchez, Luis : 105 , 163, 193 Sanchez, Marisa : 175 Sanders, Scott: 50 Sanders, Yvette : 60 Santellano, Karina : 21 Santos, Xuan: 53 Saperstein, Aliya: 220 Sarabia, Heidy : 115, 221 Sarathchandra, Dilshani: 237 Sarno, Charles: 208 Scarritt, Arthur : 66 Schafer, Rachel: 204 Schipper, Janine: 75 , 97, 216 Schlehofer, Michele: 126 Schmidt, Steven : 71 Schneider, Heidi: 191 Scoville, Caleb : 90 Seals, Dmitri : 99 Seenarine, Moses : 20 , 69, 211 Segura, Brenda: 2 Seim, Josh : 27 Seneca, Cheyenne : 161 Serrano, Uriel : 12 , 35, 43, 127, 176, 228 Shank, Dominique : 104 Sharma, Lucas : 107 Shaw, Olivia : 15 , 157 Sherman, Jennifer: 97 , 237 Sherwood, Yvonne : 135 , 205 Shigihara, Amanda : 22 , 44, 81, 137, 237 Shih, Kristy : 31 , 68, 97, 99, 112, 133, 154, 237 Shim, Janet: 224

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237 Treas, Judith : 76 Trost, Claudia: 88 Tsukada, Yusuke : 68 , 218 Tsurkov, Emma : 42 Turner, Jonathan H.: 39 , 106 Tuttle, Steven : 91 Underwood, Mary: 147 Usher, Olivia : 186 Utrata, Jennifer: 80 , 227 Valdez, Elsa: 215 Valenty, Logan: 88 Vallejo, Fernando : 67 van Bergeijk , Renee: 181 Van Dyke, Nella : 237 Van Valkenburgh, Shawn : 76 , 203 Vang, Houa : 66 Varano, Charles: 180 Vasconcellos, Amy : 15 Vega, Christine: 89 Vega, Samantha : 164 Vega, Sara : 70 , 144 Vess, Lora : 12 , 35, 190, 228 Villacis Cruz, Byron: 233 Villalobos, Roxanna : 115 , 245 Villarreal, Anthony : 14 , 122 Vu, Grace: 142 Vyvijal, Shannon: 167 Wachs, Faye: 54 Wafford, Brandon : 82 Wagner, Luke: 208 Wakefield, Chris : 168 , 189 Waldo, Kristin: 132 Walkington, Lori: 53 , 175, 217 Wallace, Douglas : 15 Wangoi, Patrick: 163 Ward, Carol : 50 , 71, 92, 105, 158 Ward, Sarah : 84 Washington, Laina: 139 Watson, Kennedy : 160 Way, Sandra: 97 , 170, 204 Waziri, Aziz Christopher: 31 Webbeking, Gabrielle: 181 Wehner, JoAnne : 27 Weiner, Ivor: 199 Weissman, Jared : 6 Welkley, Debra : 22 , 219 White, James : 154 Whiteaker, Kristin: 22 Whitehead, Jayecee : 64 Whitesitt, Erin : 169 Whitmer, Jennifer : 40 , 147 Whitton, Sarah: 101 Williams, DJ: 168 Williams, Jon : 174 Willis III, LaJaun : 104 Willms, Nicole: 37 Wilson Hirst, Ynez: 12 , 35, 228 Wilson, Jake : 203 , 235 Winiecki, Donald : 66 , 241 Winnett, Sophie: 78 Wissink, Rebecca : 58 Wister, Andrew : 227 Witcher, Elizabeth: 243 Withers, Elizabeth: 35 Wixom, Jacob: 50 Wolfe, Nicole: 9 Wollschleger, Jason: 195 Wong, Chi Pan : 182 Woo, Hyeyoung : 8 , 35, 54, 216 Worden, Horizon : 20 Wozniak, Sara : 166 Wright, Talmadge : 91 Wynn, Alison : 27 , 76 Yamashiro, Jane : 47 Yao, Meng: 128 Yazdiha, Hajar: 21 Yee, Sharon: 33 , 74 Yeritsian, Gary : 117 Yoon, Soo-Yeon: 225 Young, Robert : 98 Youngblood, Hope : 91 Zacarias Lopez, Gabriela: 184 Zacharias, Sydney: 64

Zhang, Cynthia : 28 Zhu, Bingxin : 163 Ziff, Elizabeth : 29 , 60 Zitani-Rios, Raquel: 88, 161

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A Closing Note from the Executive Director Thank you for attending PSA 2019—the 90th annual PSA conference! I hope that you found many sessions and presentations of interest to you and enjoyed intellectual community with your fellow sociologists.

Please watch your email for a post-conference survey, and take a few minutes to give feedback on what you enjoyed about the conference and where PSA can improve.

PSA continues to thrive because of the dedication and volunteer work of many people. The PSA board of directors and officers work throughout the year to make decisions for PSA and ensure its ongoing financial stability. PSA also thrives because of the work of its elected and appointed committees, the Program Chair and Program Committee, and the editorial team of Sociological Perspectives. At the conference itself, student volunteers staff the PSA registration area and Silent Auction.

It is an honor to work with all of you.

Lora Bristow, Executive Director, Pacific Sociological Association

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59 First floor of the Oakland Marriott Downtown/City Center—No PSA events here!

Hotel elevator

Escalator and stairs Convention Center elevators go to parking.

Book exhibit PSA registration area and Silent Auction tables

The OCC (Oakland Convention Center) rooms are all here.

Conference foyer for undergraduate posters

This is the second floor conference area, where almost everything PSA happens!

Receptions (except for the Student Reception) are in the Skyline.

Use the hotel elevator to the top floor.

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The Oakland and California rooms are on the third floor.

Use the hotel elevator.

The Uptown room for some committee meetings

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See you next year in Eugene, Oregon for the Pacific Sociological Association’s 91st Annual Meeting President: Dennis J. Downey, CSU Channel Islands Vice President: Ellen Reese, UC Riverside Program Chair: Elizabeth Sowers, CSU Channel Islands

Theme: “Democracy in a Divided Society” Submissions to present open July to October, 2019

www.pacificsoc.org

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