| Conferences
Participation and Presentation
2007-2008 Conference listing will be available soon.
The following represents conferences attended in
2006-2007 and 2005-2006 by the Sociology faculty, and at
which they presented papers and have had proposals
accepted for presentations.
2006-2007
|
American Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
Montreal Canada, August, 2006
Theme:
Great
Divides,
Transgressing
Boundaries |
Canadian Association of Latino and Caribbean Studies (CALACS)
Annual Meeting
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, September 25-29, 2006
Theme:
From
Local to
Global
in Latin
American
and The
Caribbean.
Where
Have We
Come
From and
Where
Are We
Headed?
Paula
Aymer
to
present
paper:
Developing
Caricom
Economy
and
Single
Market (CSME)
Identities
in
Competing
Caribbean
Tourism
Economies |
2005-2006
|
Society for Women Sociologists (SWS)
Puerto Rico, January 26-29, 2005
Theme: The Places of our Lives |
American Sociology Association (ASA)
Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, August 2005
Theme: Sociology in The 21st Century
Paper presented by
Sarah Sobieraj:
The Implications of Transitions in the
Voluntary Sector for Civic Engagement: A
Case Study of Association Mobilization
around the 2000 Presidential Campaign. |
Womens Studies Fall Symposium
Duke University, November17-19, 2005.
Theme: Gendering the Diaspora,
Race-ing the Transnational |
Eastern Sociological Society
(ESS) Annual Meeting,
Boston, Massachusetts, February
23-26,
2006
Paper presented by
Sarah Sobieraj: "Negotiating
Authenticity: Activists,
Journalists, and the
Construction of News." |
Caribbean Studies
Association (CSA)
Trinidad, May
29-June 3, 2006
Theme: The Caribbean in the Age of Modernity:
the role of the Academy in
Responding to the Challenges
of the region.
Paper
presented by Paula
Aymer: "Caribbean
Women: Service Workers in
the CSME Informal Labor
Market." |
University of
Cambridge
Cambridge,
UK, June 9-10, 2006
Theme: Art Theft: History, Prevention,
Detection, Solution
John Conklin
to present paper. |
International
Peace Research
Association
Calgary, Alberta
Canada, July 2006
|
The 78th. Annual Pacific Sociological Association (PSA)
Meetings
Oakland California, March 29 April 1, 2007
Theme: Sociology in the Academy: Its Current and Prospective
Position
Jim
Ennis
presents
in
the
Plenary
Session
at
Pacific
Sociological
Meetings.
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