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Home : Meetings : Meeting Archives : 2007 Annual Meeting : 2007 Annual Meeting | Workshops
   
 

2007 Annual Meeting | Workshops

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Workshops

Look to the Annual Meeting for professional development and training across research, teaching, careers, and a host of other important professional issues. From teaching challenges to research issues to career advice and beyond, the 2007 Program features a robust selection of workshops.

Workshops are open to all meeting registrants. An overview of workshop topics is listed below. Workshop schedules, leaders, and descriptions are posted in the online searchable schedule.

Departmental Issues   [Details]
 
Assessing Student Learning in Courses and Curriculum
Directing Theses and Dissertations: How Faculty Can Be Most Helpful
Effective Approaches to Peer Review of Teaching
Guidelines for Tenure and Promotion Reviews of Public Sociology (co-sponsored by the ASA Task Force on Institutionalizing Public Sociology)
How to Do the Scholarship of Teaching
Improving Pedagogy through Action Learning and Scholarship of Teaching
The Mismatch between Graduate Sociology Curriculum and the Skills Needed for Employment in Applied, Research, and Public Settings
Preventing and Addressing Student Plagiarism (co-sponsored with the Committee on Professional Ethics)
Sociology as a Community College Experience
Training Graduate Students in Ethical Practice (co-sponsored by the Committee on Professional Ethics)

Across Disciplines   [Details]
 
Criminology-Programs Inside and Outside of Sociology Departments (co-sponsored with the American Society of Criminology)
Exporting Sociology into “STEM” Fields (part of the Research Support Forum)
Models of Joint Sociology and Anthropology Programs

Research and Policy  [Details]
 
Bringing the Social Environment into Focus in Drug Abuse Research (co-sponsored by National Institute on Drug Abuse and the ASA Minority Fellowship Program)
Intersectionality and Public Policy: Collaborating Toward Social Justice
Composition and School Outcomes
Planning the Future of the GSS (co-sponsored by the National Science Foundation School and the ASA Research Support Forum)
Sexual Citizenship in International Perspective: Constructing a Comparative Policy Study (supported by the ASA Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline)
Sociology and the New National Science Foundation (NSF) Initiative on The Science of Science and Innovation Policy (SciSIP)

Datasets and Resources  [Details]
 
ASA Archives (part of the Research Support Forum)
Developments in Cross-National Research
The General Social Survey (GSS): Recent and Upcoming Developments (part of the Research Support Forum)
Using the American Community Survey (part of the Research Support Forum)
Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (part of the Research Support Forum)
Women and Mental Health (co-sponsored by Sociologist for Women in Society and Minority Fellowship Program)
 

Social Action Research  [Details]
 
Civic Engagements: College Presidents' Viewpoints on Working in the Community
Sociologists in Community Action Research: AIDS
Sociologists in Community Action Research: At Risk Adolescents
Sociologists in Community Action Research: International Projects
Sociologists in Community Action Research: Violence Against Women

Professional Development  [Details]
 
How Sociology Serves the Goals of General Education (co-sponsored by the ASA Task Force on Sociology and General Education)
Making the Most of Your Dissertation: Publishing Opportunities
Preparing Professional Presentations 
Writing a Successful Grant Proposal (part of the Research Support Forum)

For Graduate Students and New Professionals  [Details]
 
Applying for a Faculty Position in a Teaching-Oriented Institution
Early Careers in Applied and Research Settings
Graduate Student Teachers: Issues and Experiences Within and Beyond the Classroom 
Mastering the Job Market
Searching for and Obtaining Academic Positions
Your First Academic Job: Success in the Early Faculty Years

Employment and Career Issues  [Details]
 
Life on the Smaller Side: Balancing Responsibilities and Preparing for Tenure and Promotion in Smaller Liberal Arts Colleges
Strategies for Getting Tenure
Successful Organizational Consultants: Using Our Work to Build a Better World

Careers in Sociological Practice  [Details]
 
A Hidden Washington Story: Sociologists in “Natural” Science Organizations (part of the Research Support Forum)
Careers in Contract Research
Challenges and Opportunities for Working on State Government Contracts for Family and Children’s Services 
Sociologists in Federal Government
Sociologists Working in Advertising and Marketing

Teaching Sociology Courses  [Details]
 
Teaching Introductory Sociology for the First Time
Teaching Introductory Sociology in the High School Setting
Teaching Research Methods and Making It Exciting
Teaching Sociology of Mental Health
Teaching Sociology of Work and Occupations
Teaching the Capstone Course
Teaching the History of Sociology within the Sociology Major
Teaching the Sociology of Children/Childhood
Teaching the Sociology of Gender & Work
Teaching the Sociology of Peace, War, Military Institutions, and Social Conflict (co-sponsored with the ASA Section on Peace, War, and Social Conflict)
Teaching Visual Sociology

Teaching Techniques and Innovations  [Details]
 
Adventures in Sociology: Using Crime and Victimization Statistics in Introductory Courses
Awakening the Sociological Imagination in Undergraduate Demography
Critical Pedagogy in the Sociology Classroom
Effectively Using Popular Film in Sociology Courses
Information Literacy: The Partnership of Sociology Faculty and Social Science Librarians (co-sponsored by the ALA/Association of College and Research Libraries; part of the RSF)
Innovative Teaching Practices for Difficult Subjects
Inquiry Guided Learning in Sociology
Online Teaching: Best Practices
Teaching about Transgender Issues
Teaching White Privilege
Teaching Work and Family
Using ICPSR Resources to Teach Sociology
Views Outside the Classroom: Creative Field Trips That Bring Sociology into the Everyday