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Section on the Sociology of Sex and Gender Award Recipients

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Sally Hacker Dissertation Award

(Award first presented in 1987; named for Sally Hacker in 1991/1992)

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	OTHER/TITLE
2012	Jennifer Carlson	University of California- Berkeley	“The equalizer? Guns, gender and the politics of vulnerability”
2011	J. Edward Sumerau	Harvard University	“Becoming Responsible Gay Christian Men: Responsibility Discourses, Compensatory Manhood Acts, and Inequality in a Metropolitan Community Church”
2010	Catherine J. Turco	Harvard University	The Cultural Foundations of Tokenism: Evidence from the Leveraged Buyout Industry
2009	Catherine Connell	University of Texas – Austin	"Doing (Trans)gender in the Gendered Organization.”
2008	Laura Hamilton	Indiana University	“Trading on Heterosexuality: College Women’s Gender Strategies and Homophobia”
2007	Joan Meyers	University of California – Davis	“Unpacking Bureaucracy: An Intersectional Theory of Gendered Organizations”
2006	C. Shawn	Boston College	"Engendering Trauma: Race, Class, and Gender Reaffirmation after Child Sexual Abuse."
2005	Jennifer L. Hook	University of Washington	“Pathways to Meat Avoidance: Doing Vegetarianism and Counter-Hegemonic Politics”
2004	Anna Korteweg	University of California-Berkeley	"Welfare Reform and the Subject of the Working Mother: Get a Job, a Better Job, Then a Career."
2003	Eileen Otis	University of California-Davis	"Global Restructuring and the Production of Femininities in China's Emergent Service Industry"
2002	Kimberly Richman	University of California, Irvine	“Lovers, Legal Strangers, and Parents Negotiating Parental and Sexual Identity in Family Law”
2001	Pei-Chia Lan	University of California, Berkeley	“Doing Gender in the Continuum of Domestic Labor: Filipina Migrant Domestic Workers and Taiwanese Employees”
2000	Abigail Saguy	Princeton University	“Sexual Harassment in France and the United States: Activists and Public Figures Defend their Definitions”
1999	Maren Klawiter	University of California, Berkeley	“From Private Stigma to Global Assembly: Transforming the Terrain of Breast Cancer”
1998	Michelle Budig	University of Arizona	“Male Tokens in Female Dominated Occupations: Are They Riding the A Glass Escalator”
1997	Mary Blair-Loy	Washington State University	“The Cultural Construction of New Family Schemas: The Case of Female Finance Executives”
1996	Carolyn Aman	University of Arizona	"Occupational Sex Composition and Wages: Using Panel Data to Assess Causal Order"
1995	Dana M. Britton	University of Texas-Austin	“ ‘Real Prisons’ and ‘Real Officers’: A Comparative Analysis of Gendered Policies, Practices and Preferences in Men’s and Women’s Prisons”
1994	Marika Lindholm	Northwestern University	"Feminist Politics & Unequal Gender Relations in the Rise of the Swedish Welfare State, 1921-1976"
1993	Not given
1992	Lisa D. Brush Nancy Whittier	University of Wisconsin-Madison Ohio State University	"So Pitiable, Yet So Scorned: Moralism & the Problems of Single Mothers in the U.S. State Formation, 1900-1988" "Feminists in the 'Post-Feminist' Age: Collective Identity and the Persistence of the Women's Movement"
1991	Jennifer L. Pierce Madonna Harrington Meyer		"An Analysis Without Social Skills - That's What Men are Good at: Gender Differences and Emotional Labor in Paralegal Work" "Gender, Race, and the Distribution of Social Resources: Long Term Care of the Elderly"
1990	Elaine J. Hall	University of Connecticut	"Doing Gender by Waiting: The Engendering of Table Servants"
1989	Not given
1988	Robin Leidner	University of Pennsylvania	"Working on People: The Routinization of Interactive Service Work"
1987	Polly Fassinger	Concordia College (Minnesota)	"Single Parents' Reaction to Heading the Household and Decision Making Alone"

Martin P. Levine Memorial Dissertation Fellowship Award

(Award established in 1994, switched to Sexualities Section in 2004)

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	OTHER/TITLE
2002	Jeffrey Sweat Adam Geary Katrina Karkazis	University of California, Davis	“Queer Coalitions and Identity Work: Gay Straight Student Alliances in High Schools” Honorable Mention Honorable Mention
2001	Not given
2000	Kim Richman Gina Masequesmay	University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles	"Judicial Decision Making in Custody Cases Involving Gay and Lesbian Parents, 1952-1999: A Study of Indeterminacy in Legal Rationales and Outcomes." Honorable Mention: "Becoming American: Negotiating Multiple Identities in a Queer, Ethnic Support Group"
1999	Eric Calhoun Ian Leuks	Duke University	“Overcoming Gender? Trans-sexualism and the Gender Paradigm” Honorable Mention
1998	Kathleen Hull Michael Putnam	Northwestern University CUNY-Graduate Center	“Wedding Rites/Marriage Rites: Same Sex Marriage as Cultural Practice and Political Goal” Honorable Mention: “Private ‘I’s: Investigating Men’s Experiences of Pornographies”
1997	Matt Mutcher Howard Lune Steven Kurtz	University of California-Santa Barbara New York University Florida International University	Proposal for dissertation research: “Growing Up with AIDS: Gay Youths’ Sexual Stories” Honorable Mention Honorable Mention
1996	Susan Dalton Nicole Raeburn	University of California Santa-Barbara Ohio State University	“Legal Actors and the Construction of the Problematic Homosexual Parent: Thirty Years of Child Custody Cases and the Reproduction on Heteronormativity” Honorable Mention: “The Rise of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Rights in the Workplace”
1995	Jammie Price Kathleen Asbury	North Carolina State University Temple University	“Gender, Sexuality and Emotions in Friendships Between Gay and Straight Men” Honorable Mention: “Birkenstocks in the Bottom Drawer: Lesbian Identity and Workplace Strategies”
1994	Elizabeth Armstrong Christopher Carrington	University of California-Berkeley University of Massachusetts	Honorable Mention

YEAR

NAME

AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD

OTHER/TITLE

2002

Jeffrey Sweat

Adam Geary

Katrina Karkazis

University of California, Davis

“Queer Coalitions and Identity Work: Gay Straight Student Alliances in High Schools”

Honorable Mention

2001

Not given

2000

Kim Richman

Gina Masequesmay

University of California, Irvine

University of California, Los Angeles

"Judicial Decision Making in Custody Cases Involving Gay and Lesbian Parents, 1952-1999: A Study of Indeterminacy in Legal Rationales and Outcomes."

Honorable Mention: "Becoming American: Negotiating Multiple Identities in a Queer, Ethnic Support Group"

1999

Eric Calhoun

Ian Leuks

Duke University

“Overcoming Gender? Trans-sexualism and the Gender Paradigm”

Honorable Mention

1998

Kathleen Hull

Michael Putnam

Northwestern University

CUNY-Graduate Center

“Wedding Rites/Marriage Rites: Same Sex Marriage as Cultural Practice and Political Goal”

Honorable Mention: “Private ‘I’s: Investigating Men’s Experiences of Pornographies”

1997

Matt Mutcher

Howard Lune

Steven Kurtz

University of California-Santa Barbara

New York University

Florida International University

Proposal for dissertation research: “Growing Up with AIDS: Gay Youths’ Sexual Stories”

Honorable Mention

1996

Susan Dalton

Nicole Raeburn

University of California Santa-Barbara

Ohio State University

“Legal Actors and the Construction of the Problematic Homosexual Parent: Thirty Years of Child Custody Cases and the Reproduction on Heteronormativity”

Honorable Mention: “The Rise of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Rights in the Workplace”

1995

Jammie Price

Kathleen Asbury

North Carolina State University

Temple University

“Gender, Sexuality and Emotions in Friendships Between Gay and Straight Men”

Honorable Mention: “Birkenstocks in the Bottom Drawer: Lesbian Identity and Workplace Strategies”

1994

Elizabeth Armstrong

Christopher Carrington

University of California-Berkeley

University of Massachusetts

Honorable Mention

* Honorable Mention to Ian Leuks of Duke University and Michael Putnam of CUNY Graduate Center

Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship (Article) Award

(Award established in 1998)

Yearr	Name	Affiliation	Title
2012	Jennifer Utrata	University of Puget Sound	2011. "Youth Privilege: Doing Age and Gender in Russia's Single-Mother Families." Gender & Society. 25 (5): 616-641.
2011 co	Biblarz, Timothy J., and Judith Stacey		“How Does the Gender of Parents Matter?” Journal of Marriage and Family 72:3 22.
2011 co	Charles, Maria, and Karen Bradley		“Indulging Our Gendered Selves: Sex Segregation by Field of Study in 44 Countries.” American Journal of Sociology 114:924-76.
2010 co	Schilt, Kristen and Laurel Westbrook	University of Chicago, UC Berkeley	˜Gender Normals, & Transgendered People, and the Social Maintenance of Heterosexuality,” Gender & Society, 2009.
2010 co	Deeb-Sossa, Natalia and Jennifer Bickham Mendez	UC Davis, College of William and Mary	“Enforcing Borders in the Nuevo South: Gender and Migration in Williamsburg, Virginia and the research Triangle, North Carolina,” Gender & Society, October 2008.
2009	Phillip Cohen Matt Huffman	University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill University of California - Irvine	"Working for the Woman: Female Managers and the Gender Wage Gap."
2008	Shelley J. Correll Stephen Benard In Paik	Stanford University Indiana University Cornell University	"Getting a Job: Is there a Motherhood Penalty?" American Journal of Sociology 112(5):1297-1338
2007	Raine Dozier	University of Washington	“Beards, Breasts, and Bodies: Doing Sex in a Gendered World”
2006	Karen D. Pyke Denise L. Johnson	University of California – Riverside Bellevue Community College	“Asian American Women and Racialized Femininities”
2005	Ada Cheng	DePaul University	“Rethinking the Globalization of Domestic Service: Foreign Domestics, State Control, and the Politics of Identity in Taiwan”
2004	Patricia Yancey Martin	Florida State University	"Saying and Doing Vs. Said and Done": Gendering Practices, Practicing Gender at Work
2003	Kirsten Dellinger Christine Williams	University of Mississippi University of Texas, Austin	“The Locker Room and the Dorm Room: Workplace Norms and the Boundaries of Sexual Harassment in Magazine Editing”
2002	Judith Stacey Timothy Bilblarz	University of California, Davis University of California, Los Angeles	“(How) Does the Sexual Orientation of Parents Metter?”
2001	Julie Bettie	University of California, Santa Cruz	“Women Without Class: Chicas, Cholas, Trash, and the Presence/Absence of Class Indenties”
2000	Not given
1999	Lynne Haney	New York University	“Homeboys, Babies, Men in Suits: The State and the Reproduction of Male Dominance”
1998	Candace West Sarah Fenstermaker	University of California-Santa Cruz University of California-Santa Barbara	“Doing Difference”
1997	Susanna Danuta Walters	Georgetown University	“From Here to Queer: Radical Feminism, Postmodernism, and the Lesbian Menace (Or, Why Can’t a Woman Be More Like a Fag)?”
1996	Martha McMahon	University of Victoria	“Engendering Motherhood: Identity and Self-Transformation in Women's Lives”
1995	Barbara F. Reskin R. W. Connell	Ohio State University University of Sydney, Australia
1994	Cynthia Fuchs Epstein	CUNY, Graduate Center

Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship (Book) Award

(Award established in 1998)

YEAR	NAME	Affiliation at Time of Award	Title (if applicable)
2012	Mignon R. Moore	University of California- Los Angeles	2011. Invisible Families: Gay Identities, Relationships and Motherhood Among Black Women. Berkeley: University of California Press.
2011	Miliann Kang		The Managed Hand: Race, Gender, and the Body in Beauty Service Work (2010: University of California Press).
2010	Jeanne Flavin	Fordham University	Our Bodies, Our Crimes: The Policing of Women’s Reproduction in America (NYU Press, 2008).
2009	Elizabeth Bernstein	Barnard College	Temporarily Yours: Intimacy, Authenticity, and the Commerce of Sex
2008	Kathy Davis	Utrecht University, The Netherlands	The Making of Our Bodies Ourselves: How Feminism Travels Across Borders
2007	Pei-Chia Lan	National Taiwan University	Global Cinderellas: Migrant Domestics and Newly Rich Employers in Taiwan
2006	Benita Roth	Binghamton University	Separate Roads to Feminism: Black, Chicana, and White Feminist Movements in America’s Second Wave
2005	Leila Rupp Verta Taylor	University of California, Santa Barbara	Drag Queens at the 801 Cabaret.
2004	Julie Bettie	University of California-Santa Cruz	Women without Class: Girls, Race, and Identity
2003	Lynne Haney	New York University	Inventing the Needy: Gender and the Politics of Welfare in Hungary
2002	Pierette Hondagneu-Sotelo	University of Southern California	Domestica: Immigrant Workers Cleaning and Caring in the Shadow of Affluence
2001	Ann Ferguson	Smith College	Bad Boys: Public Schools in the Making for Black Masculinity
2000	Linda Blum Nicola Beisel	University of New Hampshire Northwestern University	At the Breast: Ideologies of Breastfeeding and Motherhood in the Contemporary United States Imperiled Innocents: Anthony Comstock and Family Reproduction in Victorian America
1999	Monica J. Casper	University of California, Santa Cruz	The Making of the Unborn Patient: A Social Anatomy of Fetal Surgery
1998	Oyeronke Oyewumi	University of California-Santa Barbara	Invention of Women: Making an African Sense of Western Gender Discourses