Introduction to the Special Issue
“COVID-19, Disability, and the Sociological Imagination.” – Samantha Nousak
Follow this link to twelve great pieces and a podcast on this topic!
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COVID-19 Photovoice: Creating College Student Peer-to-Peer Support Groups with an Online Active Learning Assignment
“COVID-19 Photovoice: Creating College Student Peer-to-Peer Support Groups with an Online Active Learning Assignment.” – Anastacia Schulhoff Abstract This paper describes a photovoice project that created a peer-to-peer support community in online undergraduate sociology classes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Findings suggest that participation in the photovoice project fostered the creation of a peer-to-peer social support […]
Nationalism, Patriotism, & Immigration
“The Effects of Polarizing Elite Messaging on Nationalism, Patriotism, and Views of Immigration.” – John Graeber, Nick McRee, & Mark Setzler. Received May 10, 2019, Accepted for publication August 26, 2019, Published September 30, 2019 Abstract This study examines the influence of nationalism and patriotic sentiment on attitudes toward immigration in the United States, during […]
Conference Issue Released!
Every year, sociologists across the state of North Carolina gather together to share cutting edge research, brainstorm new directions for their work, and network with other academics in their local community. In March 2024, the North Carolina Sociological Association’s Annual Meeting was held on the beautiful campus of UNC Greensboro. This special volume features the […]