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If you have not yet completed the Membership Survey sent to you following the #SSSA2018 Annual Meeting, we encourage you to do so. We want to hear your views!
Today is Election Day in the US. If you have research on the campaign or today's vote in progress, or a blog article you want to share with our membership, contact us so that we can post it here!
A student from @SweetBriaredu recently attended our #SSSA2018 Annual Meeting in Florida and wrote a blog article on her research and presentation experience. We highlight her work in a new news piece. sssaonline.org/news/sweet-briar-college-sociology-student-blogs-on-research-sssa-annual-meeting/
Sweet Briar College Sociology Student Blogs on Research, SSSA Annual Meeting - SSSA
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Sweet Briar College sociology student Courtney Nelson recently attended our 2018 Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida. She presented results from research she conducted in a summer program ...CNN has posted this interesting analysis of next week's midterm US elections. The implications of their work cut across many of our association's disciplines. What do you think of what CNN has to say here and how we might answer it?
Rural Sociology seeks an editor for their journal. Those interested in applying will find links at the Southwestern Social Science Association website jobs page. sssaonline.org/membership/job-opportunities/
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Job opportunities (academic and non-academic) and other career-related opportunities which may be of interest to our SSSA Membership and Friends of SSSA are listed below. Information ...We wish everyone a safe trip home from #SSSA2018 and look forward to your joining us in San Diego for the 99th Annual Meeting for #SSSA2019.
Outgoing SSSA President Lydia Andrade passes the gavel to incoming SSSA President Pascal Ngoboka.
We have a roundtable on the 2018 midterm election on Friday, 8:30 a.m., Regency 3 in the Grand Hyatt. (This appears as "Workshopping Roundtable 1" on the condensed schedule distributed at when you checked in at the registration desk.) Panelists are Heather Evans of Sam Houston State University discussing use of social media, David Damore of UNLV discussing the Latino vote, and Jim King of the University of Wyoming discussing election forecasts. We hope you will join us for a lively conversation on the coming election!
Excellent interdisciplinary Presidential Plenary panel on immigration at #SSSA2018 with Drs Tiffiany Howard and Rogelio Sáenz.
