January 1983 (Volume 11, Number 1)
- Social Science Grant Proposals Down Sharply at NIMH
- 1983 Election Slate Completed
- An Official Invitation to Detroit (Mel Ravitz)
- January is a Good Time to Visit Representatives (Helen Rauch)
- SOE to Publish Special Issue on Ethnographic Studies
- A Tribute to Erving Goffman (Arlene Daniels; Russell Dynes)
- Rabel Burdge Receivs Research Award
- Visiting Fulbright Scholars Announced
- Denis Johnston Lectures in China
- Population Council Administers International Research Awards
- Information Requested on Foreign Travelers
- COFRAT Guidelines for Initial Appointments in Sociology
- Suggested Letter for Initial Appointments Offer
- Letters to the Editor: Are Women Sociologists Invisible? (Judith Lorber)
- Herbert Kelman Receives New York Science Award
- Minutes of September 9, 1982, meeting of 1982 Council
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences Elects Sociologists
February 1983 (Volume 11, Number 2)
- MFP in 10th Year Supports 57 Students
- Membership Renewals Down 10 Percent
- Publications Committee Reviews CS
- Letter from the President: Death of Everett Hughes Evokes Celebration of His Life (Alice S. Rossi)
- Association Committees Appointed
- New Congress Term Calls for Reassessment of COSSA Role (William F. Whyte)
- New ISA Address in The Netherlands
- Open Forum: On Teaching Introductory Sociology: A Commentary (Robert J. Hockin and Mary M. Wilkes Karraker)
- Committee on Statistics Wants Input
- Otto Larsen Takes New Position at NSF
- State Societies (Pennsylvania, Arkansas) Elect New Officers
- Special Issue of TAS on “Financing Sociological Research” Available
- Observing (William D’Antonio)
- Fourth Teaching Workshop Series to Start in April
- Special Annual Meeting Sessions Will Focus on Problems Facing City of Detroit
- NSF Supports NORC Survey
- Bernice Neugarten Receives Gerontology Award
- Annual Meeting Space for Other Groups
- New Funding Opportunities at NIMH
- David Mechanic Appointed to National Advisory Council on Aging
- Minutes of September 11, 1982, meeting of 1983 ASA Council
- Letters to the Editor: ASA Urged to Report Data on Handicapped (Robert Z. Segalman)
- Obituaries: Harold C. Hoffsommer, Judson T. Landis, Frederick B. Parker, Donald Roy (died 1980)
- Census Bureau Offers Courses
- 1982 AAAS Election Results
- Member Contributions
March 1983 (Volume 11, Number 3)
- Special Election Issue
- NSF Budget Increases
- NSF Announces Sociology Grants for FY1982
- Council Adopts 1983 Budget
- Politics Dominate Research Programs at NIE
- ASA Congressional Fellowship Established
- Joanne Miller Heads Sociology at NSF
- NSF Seeks Associate Director for Sociology
- Observing (William D’Antonio)
- Windsor Will Welcome ASA Visitors to 1983 Annual Meeting
- 1983 Candidate Biographies
- Petition Candidates Announced
- Section Reports
- Committee Reports
- Congressional Fellowship Provides New Insights for Sociologist (Richard K. Scotch)
- Letters to the Editor: On Non-Academic Employment (Nina Gruen)
April 1983 (Volume 11, Number 4)
- Decline in Research Support from NIMH Continues
- Letter from the President: Detroit Center Plight Eases; Festivals Overlap Meetings (Alice Rossi)
- Registry of Retired Sociologists to be Updated
- New Criteria Set for Small Grants Program
- ASA Sponsors New Workshops
- FY1984 Research Budget Has Mixed Message
- Annual Meeting Session to Honor Works of Erving Goffman and Everett Hughes (Alice Rossi)
- Letter to the Editor: “Issues Regarding Ethics Code Enforcement” (Rodolfo Alvarez)
- Four VPI Faculty Receive Fulbrights
- World Sociology Committee Establishes Area Liaisons
- NEH Fellowships Announced
- ASA Insurance Plan Special Enrollment Period
- Open Forum: “Sociologists Must Contribute to World Peace Movement” (Allen D. Grimshaw); “Report Shows Excessive Concern for Underdogs” (Thomas M. Kando)
- Toward the 1990 Census
- Undergraduate Overseas Plan
- Obituaries: Everett Cherrington Hughes, Walter Phillips, Kenneth Evans
- Procedures Proposed for Ethics Code Enforcement
- Committee Reports
- Representative Reports
- TRC Wants Submissions for Computer Instruction in Sociology
- Deaths: Barbara Snell Dorhenwend, Frank W. Notestein
May 1983 (Volume 11, Number 5)
- New Research Grants fron NIA Behavioral Research Program
- Letter from the President: Detroit Program in Final Form: Age and Gender Are in Focus (Alice Rossi)
- Sociological Practitioners: Their Characteristics and Role in the Profession (Bettina Huber)
- Committee on Certification Seeks Assistance
- 1983 Preliminary Program in the Mail
- Information on 1983 Annual Meeting
- Fulbright Applications Being Accepted
- Observing (William D’Antonio)
- 1982 Auditor’s Report
- Guidelines for Congressional Visits
- Committee Reports
- Representative Reports
- Obituaries: Desmond M. Camacho, Rochard Marc Emerson, Gerald W. McDonald, Jeremiah Patrick Shalloo, Carle C. Zimmerman
- Ninth Annual Honors Program Set for Annual Meeting
- Member Contributions
August 1983 (Volume 11, Number 6)
- Election Results: Kai T. Erikson is ASA President Elect; Morris Rosenberg is Vice President Elect
- 1984 Annual Meeting to Focus on “The Social Fabric”
- Carol H. Weiss Appointed first ASA Congressional Fellow
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences Elects Stanley Lieberson and Albert J. Reiss, Jr.
- Members Offered Three Workshops in Spring
- New Registry of Retired Sociologists Available
- James F. Short, Jr.: A Profile of the New ASA President (Lois B. DeFleur)
- Information for the Hearing Impaired
- Sociologists Receive NEH Awards
- Invitation to the Annual Meeting
- Sessions, Organizers Announced for 1984 Annual Meeting
- Open Forum: “Report from Task Group on Homosexuality Defended” (Janet Saltzman Chafetz); “ASA Should Assist More with Job Hunting” (Gregory D. Squires); “Members Need More Detailed Information About ASA Finances” (Leonard Broom)
- New SM Editor Invites Submissions
- Executive Officer’s Report: Association Membership Shows Continuing Decline (William D’Antonio)
- Women in Departmental Administrative Positions (Bonnie Thornton Dill, Evelyn Nakano Glenn, Bettina Huber)
- New MFP Fellows Selected
- Sociologists Shaping Public Policy: Two Profiles (William Darrow and Wendell Hester profiled by Carla B. Howery)
- Alva Myrdal, Applied Sociologist
- Five Sociologists Receive Guggenheims
- Editors’ Reports
- Obituaries: Raymond F. Sletto, Margaret L. Helfrich, Carl A. Nissen, Thomas E. Ryther, Allan Sharlin, John T. Washington
- Sociology Is Key to Orderly Change (James E. Teele)
- Richard Suzman Joins NIA
- Linda Grant Wins Women in Education Award
- TRC Seeks Social Theory Syllabi
- T. Franklin Williams New NIA Director
- NCES Will Conduct High School Survey Followup
- Stephen Spitzer Produces Videotape on Applied Sociology
- GSS Board Seeks
October 1983 (Volume 11, Number 7)
- ASA Major Award Recipients: Herbert Blumer, Career of Distinguished Scholarship; Orlando Patterson, Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship; David Riesman, Distinguished Contributions to Teaching; Alice S. Rossi, Jessie Bernard Award
- Council Discusses Certification Report; Adopts Guidelines for Hiring Women
- Sociologists’ Salaries (Bettina Huber)
- New Problems of the Discipline Grants Deadline
- Open Forum: “Members Should Question Publication of Anonymous Reviews” (H. Leon Abrams, Jr.)
- William H. Sewell Receives Common Wealth Award
- MacArthur Prize Given to Robert Merton
- Deaths: Franz Adler, Katharine Jocher, Robert O. Richards, Herbert W. Roll
- SWS Resolution on Appointment of Marjorie Fine Knowles as TIAA-CREF Board Member
- Robert Roberts Receives Kellogg Award
- Observing (William D’Antonio)
- AKD Undergoing Change (Marie Marschall Fuller, AKD President)
- William Kornblum, Paula Rayman Hold Seminars for Congressmen
- Howard Freeman Elected to Institute of Medicine
- New Sections on Asian and Asian America/Political Sociology Seek Members
- NSF Minority Fellowships Offered
- Alice Rossi’s SSS Presidential Address Available
- New TRC Products
- 1984 Coupon Listing
November 1983 (Volume 11, Number 8)
- NIMH Releases Behavioral Sciences Research Report
- Nominations Committee Announces 1984 Candidates
- Committee on Publications Evaluates JHSB
- Reflections on a Changing Academic Job Market (Gary S. Foster, Edward W. Gregory, Jr.)
- William R. Freudenburg Is Second ASA Congressional Fellow
- ASA Minority Fellowships Available
- Proposal Submissions Down (reprinted from COSSA Washington Update)
- Thomas Guterbock New NSF Associate
- Peace Academy Legislation Debated in Congress
- Observing (William D’Antonio)
- Scenes from Detroit (photos)
- Ellen Louise Idler Receives Newcombe Award
- NRC Commemorates Ogburn Report
- ASA Applied Sociology Collection Now Available from Jossey-Bass
- Charles Tilley Receives German Marshall Fund Fellowship
- 1984 ASA Teaching Workshops Scheduled
- Obituaries: Ernst Borinski, Lionel I. Dannick, Gregory Prentice Stone
- Five Sociologists Receive ACLS Awards
- NIA Invites Grant Applications
- NRC to Award 35 Minority Fellowships
- Dental Institute Supports Social Research
- TRC Seeks Criminology Teaching Materials
- COSSA Newsletter Available by Subscription
- Clinical Sociology College at Georgetown University
- Open Forum: “Hiring Guidelines Questioned” (Edgar F. Borgatta)
- SSRC Workshop
- CIC Minority Fellowships Offered
- Rose Monograph Series Invites Submissions
December 1983 (Volume 11, Number 9)
- Eugene Gallagher to Edit JHSB
- Sociologists at NIH
- 1985 Program Theme: “Working and Not Working”
- Report of the President: End of Term Brings Mixture of Relief and Regret (Alice S. Rossi)
- More Candidates for 1984 Election
- Open Forum: “More Comments Regarding Anonymous Reviews” (Harold Orlans, Immanuel Wallerstein, Rebecca D. Dixon); “World Conflict Research Needed” (Kurt Lang)
- Census Bureau Offers Courses
- Observing (William D’Antonio)
- Annual Meeting Job Clinic
- 1984 Professional Development Workshops
- CIES Announces 1984 Visiting Fulbright Scholars
- Seminar on Medical Sociology Held in People’s Republic of China
- Student Fulbright-Hays Awards
- Film on Fred Crawford Available
- Rodolfo Alvarez Receives First AKD Bogardus Award
- Adolescent Pregnancy Data Archive Established
- A Sociologist in Retirement (by Stuart A. Queen, the oldest living ASA past president, with introduction by Raymond V. Bowers)
- Applied Sociologists in Western U.S.
- 1983 Annual Meeting Goffman/Hughes Memorial Session Available on Tape
- Using the Computer to Teach Sociology (William S. Johnson)
- Lists of Applied Sociologists Available from ASA
- University of North Dakota Honors John M. Gallette
- Letter to the Editor: “Amnesty International Protests Sentence” (Ivan Light)
- COPAFS Gets Favorable Review
- Senate Committee Looks at Relocation of Census Bureau
- Census Bureau Reports Available
- Center Studies Employee Ownership
- Local Decision-Making and Fiscal Policy in U.S. and European Cities Examined
- Deaths: Joy Glick (wife of Paul Glick)
- Richard Levinson Receives Robert Wood Johnson Fellowship
- Vassar Receives Grant for New Theory Course
