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Session Submission Type: Poster Session
“Posterized” is basketball slang for rim-rattling dunks so spectacular that both dunker and defender are forever linked in a vivid visual image. The etymology is unclear, but we wouldn’t be surprised if the term originated in Chicago during the Jordan years. With the 2015 Annual Meeting in Chicago, we aim to bring similarly exciting visual images to the annual poster session—for the first time, inviting new media applications as well as classic research posters. What is different? We will provide LCD screens as well as standard bulletin boards to encourage the use of new media and multimedia applications to present research in a visual format. All topics and a great diversity of formats are included.
1. Challenging the Myth of Entitlement: Students’ Perceptions of Grade Inflation at an Elite University - Clara S Lewis, Stanford University; Minkee Kim Sohn, Stanford University; Erik Holmvik, Stanford University; Breanna Della Williams, Stanford University; Mara Chin Loy, Stanford University
2. College Sex and Relationships in the Hookup Era - Jessie Ford, New York University; Paula England, New York University; Jonathan Marc Bearak, New York University
3. Compton’s Cafeteria Riot: A Case Study of Exclusion, Empowerment, and Collective Action of Hyper-marginalized Communities - Angela Perone, University of Michigan
4. Curators of Cool: Creative Tourism and the Gentrification of Wynwood - Emily V Cleary, Florida Atlantic University; Lacey Langlois, Florida Atlantic University
5. Global Hybridization and the Cultural Other in US Children’s Television: Dora, Kai-Lan, & Caillou - Jon D. Carlson, University of California-Merced
7. Long-distance Relationships?: Quantifying Intellectual Distance Between University Departments and Interdisciplinary Programs - Molly M. King, Stanford University
9. The (In)visibility of Race, Ethnicity, and Religion: A Comparison of Mexican and Irish Americans in Chicago - Christopher Robert Carroll, Northwestern University
10. The Mapping Sessions: Chicago House Music Culture, Chicago’s Black Social Clubs, and The Great Migration - Abra Johnson, City Colleges of Chicago; Meida McNeal, Independent Scholar; Felicia Holman, Independent Scholar; Aisha Jean-Baptiste, Independent Scholar; Jo de Presser, DJ, Presenter
11. A Suitable Match: A Study of Class in Same-Gender Relationships - Nell Beecham, London School of Economics and Political Science
13. Examining the Effects of Churches on Neighborhood Crime Rates - Michelle D. Mioduszewski, University of California-Irvine
12. Effects of Technology for Students in the Digital Age - Angel Rebecca Hoekstra, University of Colorado-Boulder; Douglas Duncan, University of Colorado-Boulder; Bethany R Wilcox, University of Colorado-Boulder
14. From the Trenches of the Deep South: Advancing Conceptions of Allyhood - Trina S. Smith, Georgia Southern University
16. Healthy People 2020 and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health - Christina Natasha Dragon, National Center for Health Statistics/ CDC
15. Growing Pains or Appreciable Gains? Examining Neighborhood Trajectories of Change and Crime in Southern California - Nicholas Branic, University of California-Irvine; John R. Hipp, University of California-Irvine
17. How Same-sex Couples’ Market Earnings Influence the Amount of Time They Perform Housework. A Time-Use Approach. - Wen-Ling Kung, State University of New York-Albany
18. Integrating Identity Theories: A Multi-level Model of Identity and Pro-ecological Behavior - Tobin N. Walton, University of Tennessee; Robert Emmet Jones, University of Tennessee
19. The Impact of Parent-Child Relationships on Educational Outcomes for Youth with Learning Disabilities - Bethany Rigles, University of Colorado-Boulder
20. The Other Asian Population: 2000 to 2011-2013 - Stella U. Ogunwole, U.S. Census Bureau; Myoung Ouk Kim, U.S. Census Bureau; Bashir Ahmed, U.S. Census Bureau