Arkansas Sociological and Anthropological Association
The purpose of ASAA is to promote and foster the highest level of education and scholarship in areas related to sociology and anthropology.
Founded in 1970, the Arkansas Sociological and Anthropological Association is one of the longest running state sociological and anthropological organizations in the United States. ASAA is composed of professional scholars and practitioners, graduate and undergraduate students in sociology and anthropology from universities, colleges, and professional institutions across the state. The purpose of A
From Tina Deshotels, Past President of the Mid-South Sociological Association:
The Mid-South Sociological Association is excited to announce that the submission portal for the annual meeting is OPEN! We are currently seeking session organizers and paper submissions.
CALL FOR SESSION ORGANIZERS
As President-Elect, I am excited to invite you to become a session organizer for the Annual Meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association to be held October 13-15, 2022, in-person in Nashville, TN, with a limited hybrid option for participants.
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Theme: BEYOND SUNDOWN: SOCIOLOGISTS SEEKING PAST TRUTHS, PRESENT JUSTICE, AND POSSIBLE FUTURES
I encourage you to consider organizing a paper session, roundtable, workshop, or panel discussion that incorporates this year’s theme. All topics are welcome. You may propose sociological or interdisciplinary sessions.
You can submit a session through the online submission system. For help with submissions, please refer to the step-by-step submission instructions (also attached). If you have questions or prefer instead, you can send me your ideas for organizing a session (to: [email protected]), including a brief description (or working title if you have one), type of session desired, a list of the paper titles and presenters or panelists you have already recruited for your session, and your contact information. The deadline for sessions is August 15, 2022.
Types of Sessions:
Paper sessions: 3-5 individuals present their research with Q&A after
Roundtables: held at a round table; intended to have people interested in a particular topic discuss ideas, ongoing research, or ask questions
Panels: discussion about a particular topic guided by a group of expert panelists
Workshops: directed sessions with the goal of participatory learning
CALL FOR PAPERS
We also invite you to submit individual research paper, roundtable, and poster presentations from any and all disciplines, including those with an interdisciplinary focus. We are accepting on-site and virtual presentations. Please consider submitting early to help ensure a spot in the session of your choice. The final deadline is September 11, 2022.
Submit your paper title and abstract through the online submission system. Indicate whether you will present in-person or virtually. Select two – four keywords that fit your topic. For help with submissions, please refer to the step-by-step submission instructions (also attached). If you have any questions/concerns, please contact me, [email protected], MSSA President-Elect and Program Chair.
5 reasons you don’t want to miss MSSA 2022!
5. Abstracts will be published in Sociological Spectrum with author’s permission.
4. WGS and CREM scholarships and graduate and undergraduate paper awards!
3. Partnership with the local community organization, Black Nashville Assembly.
2. Plenary Speaker, Dr. Earl Wright II, the nation’s leading authority on W. E. B. Du Bois and the Atlanta Sociological Laboratory, author of Jim Crow Sociology, and President-Elect of the Southern Sociological Society.
1. It’s Nashville, y’all!
Additional details including hotel information are available on the MSSA webpage. You also can book directly under the MSSA block rate with the Maxwell Millennium Hotel.
Conference registration? Renewing membership or joining? You can use the MSSA online marketplace or by mail using a printable form.