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2017 SSSI Annual Conference in Montreal – Final Program – #sociology
Dear Friends and Colleagues the Final Program of our conference in Montreal has just been published on our website. Please follow the link below, have a look at the conference and then join SSSI in Montreal. Beth Montemurro has done a splendid job … Continue reading
Latest Issue of #SSSI Notes Vol.46(1) – 2017 #sociology
The latest issue of SSSI Notes has been published on our website. Please follow the link below to access the Notes. https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxzc3NpbnRlcmFjdGlvbnxneDpmODU4NTg4N2ZlNmY3YTY Thanks to Will Force for putting the newsletter together once again and to all those of you who … Continue reading
Gonorrhea on a Gravel Road
Have you ever thought about song lyrics that people mishear? Have you ever wondered about what such accidental reinterpretations might say? Have you ever had one of these occasions become an inside joke or other bonding experience? The title of … Continue reading
Reminder – #SSSI Annual Meeting in Montreal (August 9th to 13th)
Dear SSSI Colleagues: If you have not yet had a chance to look at the preliminary program for the 2017 Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, I encourage you to do so. You can see … Continue reading
Exploring the Meaning(s) of Record Store Day
Right now, I’m sitting on my porch sipping a cup of coffee and listening to the latest release from Brandy Clark – Live from Los Angeles. I’m especially happy to be doing this because this record is one of the 8 … Continue reading
Soundtracking Existence
After dreaming of doing so for most of my life, two weeks ago I released my first novel – Cigarettes & Wine, for purchasing information please visit http://a.co/5bsI4v2. The novel is a sociological narrative built on over two decades of … Continue reading
Teaching Sociology with Music…Some Examples
A few months back, I spoke on a conference panel about using music in the classroom. Both before and after that talk, I chatted with a handful of people interested in examples I used in classes to cover various concepts. … Continue reading
