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Shared by our Political Science affiliate, who remind us that it's OK to poke some good-natured fun at ourselves.No doubt there are those who will not understand this is satire 😜😂
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It's the centennial of our association's journal, Social Science Quarterly! We're celebrating 100 years of cutting edge, robust scholarship in the social sciences, and we're looking forward to continuing the celebration at our Annual Meeting in San Diego, 31 Oct - 2 Nov!
Many thanks go to our current editors, Keith Gaddie and Kirby Goidel, as well as to publishers, Wiley-Blackwell, for all they do.
SSSA Members and friends, you may be interested in the following event which was shared with us:
The Fifth Annual Berkeley Formal Demography Workshop - Special Emphasis Topic: Migration, to be held Monday-Friday, June 3-7, 2019 at the University of California campus. Join us for an educational program designed to train the next generation of population researchers in the methods in formal demography. This week-long program, with funding by NICHD R25HD083136 at Berkeley consists of three days of hands-on training followed by two days of research presentations by invited faculty. The workshop is targeted to advanced graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, assistant professors and other early career researchers. We are particularly interested in supporting underrepresented minorities. Those studying aspects of migration, health disparities, economics, sociology and/or public health will particularly benefit, but those with other interests should also apply. Financial Support: Trainees’ expenses for materials, lodging and meals will be covered. Need-based support for travel is available. We regret that we cannot cover travel from outside the United States. DEADLINE: March 1, 2019. Application materials and more information about the program and formal demography can be found on the Workshop website: www.populationsciences.berkeley.edu/population-center/programs/formal-demography. For more information, contact Dr. Leora Lawton, Executive Director, Berkeley Population Center, at Popcenter@demog.berkeley.edu, or 510-643-1270.
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The Fifth Annual Workshop on Formal Demography will take place on June 3-7, 2019, here at the UC Berkeley Campus. Funded by NICHD R25HD083136 and co-sponsored by the Center on the E...On behalf of the SSSA, we wish you the continued blessings of the Holiday Season, and warm wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year!
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Several new job opportunities are now posted to our website. Check it out for details! https://sssaonline.org/membership/job-opportunities/Several new job opportunities are now posted to our website. Check it out for details! sssaonline.org/membership/job-opportunities/
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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 ...