Concurrent Session Presenters Session 1 PUBLIC POLICY Presider: Steven Curtis Dreyer Lakeshore A and Effect: Legislative Implications and Policy Michael F. Thompson, Grinnell College Outcomes of Minimum Wage Research” and Transitions to Adulthood: Findings from Christine George, Center for “Inequality Interviews with Homeless Youth and Young Adults” Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago Cesraea Center for Urban Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago Julie Shevrin, Center for Urban Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago Sociological Critique of Subprime Loans” Henry Kim, Wheaton College “A Sociology to Policy Thinking in Singapore” Mathew Mathews, National University of “Applying Singapore Concurrent Session Title Presenters Session 2 INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE Organizer and Presider: Nancy Shields, University of Missouri, St. Louis Lakeshore B Longitudinal Study of Patterns of Involvement in Shields, University of Missouri, St. “A Violence among Children in Cape Town South Africa” Louis Culture and Violence in New Orleans: Notes from Peter Marina, University of Missouri, St. “Police the Inside” Louis Violence: Using Sociology to Inform the Study Grant McCall, Tulane University “Theorizing of Human Prehistory (and Vice Versa)” Whole New World: Contemporary Dating, Violence Alison Marganski, Virginia Weslyan “A and Victim-Oriented Services” University Friday, October 5, 2012 9:15 Concurrent Sessions –10:30a.m. Session Title Presenters Concurrent Session 3 ACADEMIC MENTORING Moderator: Anthony Troy Alabama State University Lakeshore C This session is designed to help undergraduate and Panelists: graduate students to prepare for their academic careers. Anthony Troy Adams, Alabama State University Howard Henderson, Sam Houston University Tabb-Dina, University of Illinois at Urbana -Champaign Leon Wilson, Alabama University Jay Weinstein, University of Miami Concurrent Session Presenters Session 4 DOING IT IN THE CLASSROOM: USING OUR SKILLS TO Presider: Jennifer Klamm, Lakeland ENHANCE LEARNING College Gilpatrick A and Teaching a Clinical Sociology Course for Sarah L. Jirek, University of Tampa “Designing Undergraduate Students: Lessons Learned” to Knowledge: How do Social Work Students Melissa Ann Hensley, Augsburg College “Pathways about Health Care Policy?” Students in Research that Serves the Norma A. Winston, University of Tampa “Involving Community” Christina J. Capello, University of Tampa Methods in Sociological Practice Education” Lubomir Popov, Bowling Green State “Design University
Concurrent Session 1 Lakeshore A Session Presenters PUBLIC POLICY Presider: Steven Curtis Dreyer and Effect: Legislative Implications and Policy Outcomes of Minimum Wage Research” Michael F. Thompson, Grinnell College “Inequality and Transitions to Adulthood: Findings from Interviews with Homeless Youth and Young Adults” Christine George, Center for Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago Cesraea Center for Urban Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago Julie Shevrin, Center for Urban Research and Learning, Loyola University Chicago “A Sociological Critique of Subprime Loans” Henry Kim, Wheaton College “Applying Sociology to Policy Thinking in Singapore” Mathew Mathews, National University of Singapore Concurrent Session 2 Lakeshore B Session Title Presenters INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE Organizer and Presider: Nancy Shields, University of Missouri, St. Louis “A Longitudinal Study of Patterns of Involvement in Violence among Children in Cape Town South Africa” Shields, University of Missouri, St. Louis “Police Culture and Violence in New Orleans: Notes from the Inside” Peter Marina, University of Missouri, St. Louis “Theorizing Violence: Using Sociology to Inform the Study of Human Prehistory (and Vice Versa)” Grant McCall, Tulane University “A Whole New World: Contemporary Dating, Violence and Victim-Oriented Services” Alison Marganski, Virginia Weslyan University Friday, October 5, 2012 9:15 –10:30a.m. Concurrent Sessions Concurrent Session 3 Lakeshore C Session Title Presenters ACADEMIC MENTORING Moderator: Anthony Troy Alabama State University This session is designed to help undergraduate and graduate students to prepare for their academic careers. Panelists: Anthony Troy Adams, Alabama State University Howard Henderson, Sam Houston University Tabb-Dina, University of Illinois at Urbana -Champaign Leon Wilson, Alabama University Jay Weinstein, University of Miami Concurrent Session 4 Gilpatrick A Session Presenters DOING IT IN THE CLASSROOM: USING OUR SKILLS TO ENHANCE LEARNING Presider: Jennifer Klamm, Lakeland College “Designing and Teaching a Clinical Sociology Course for Undergraduate Students: Lessons Learned” Sarah L. Jirek, University of Tampa “Pathways to Knowledge: How do Social Work Students about Health Care Policy?” Melissa Ann Hensley, Augsburg College “Involving Students in Research that Serves the Community” Norma A. Winston, University of Tampa Christina J. Capello, University of Tampa “Design Methods in Sociological Practice Education” Lubomir Popov, Bowling Green State University
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