American Sociological Association's 102nd Annual Meeting, to be held in New York City August 11-14, 2007
The
deadline for submitting your paper(s) January
17, 2007
NEW: The SP Section is proud to announce the development of a Student Round Table for the 2007 meetings! Please encourage students to submit papers via the online process at the ASA website. All submissions must be received by January 17
Request for SOCIOLOIGCAL PRACTICE AWARD:
DISTINGUISHED
CAREER AWARD FOR THE PRACTICE OF SOCIOLOGY Request for
SECTION AWARDS: William Foote Whyte Award
Student Practitioner Award The Student Practitioner Award is for a promising
effort, contribution, project, or paper by a graduate student in the area of
sociological practice. Work done within the three years prior to the conferral
of the award will be considered. Products of graduate-level classes,
internships, or independent projects are eligible. An award recipient who
attends the 2005 ASA Annual Meeting will receive a cash award of $200 to offset
travel expenses. Nominations should consist of a letter detailing the nominees
contributions, a copy of the paper or other project, and supporting materials
such as a curriculum vitae or resume, and/or other additional letters of
support. Please send nominations by March 31, 2007 to the section chair
kajrouch@emich.edu
This award honors outstanding contributions to
sociological practice. The award may recognize work that has facilitated or
served as a model for the work of others; work that has significantly advanced
the utility of one or more specialty areas in sociology and, by so doing, has
elevated the professional status or public image of the field as a whole; or
work that has been honored or widely recognized outside the discipline for its
significant impacts, particularly in advancing human welfare. The recipient of
this award will have spent at least a decade of substantial work involving
research, administrative, or operational responsibilities as a member of or
consultant to private or public organizations, agencies, or associations, or as
a solo practitioner. Nomina tions sh
William Foote Whyte Distinguished Career Award: The William Foote Whyte
Award is for individuals who have made notable contributions to sociological
practice, which can include several of the following elements: outstanding
clinical or applied work, exceptional service to the section, publications that
advance both the theory and methods of sociological practice, or mentoring and
training of students for careers in sociological practice. Nominations should
consist of a letter detailing the nominees contributions and supporting
materials such as a curriculum vitae or resume, and/or additional letters of
support. Please send nominations by March 31, 2007 to the section chair
kajrouch@emich.edu
Kristine J. Ajrouch, Ph.D.
Gerontology Program Director
Associate Professor of Sociology
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Tel: (734) 487-1361 or 487-0012
Fax: (734)
487-7010