Announcements

SSS 2021 Goes Virtual!

SSSers.   It is with great excitement that we announce that SSS 2021 will be virtual this year!   At President Adia Harvey Wingfield’s meeting we will collectively wrestle with her deeply relevant theme, “Will America Work? Race, Polarization, and Economic Inequality,” as well as celebrate the work of our members across the breadth and … Read more

The Southern Sociologist Volume 53 Number 2 is out now!

The Executive Office is pleased to announce that TSS Volume 52 Number 2 is now available! You can view the new edition here. This edition includes several important features including: A message from Society President Adia Harvey Wingfield about SSS 2021 A letter from the TSS editor James Maples Exciting contributions in The Teaching Corner … Read more

2021 Conference Deadline EXTENDED

Dear SSS’ers,   You still have time to submit to our SSS 2021 conference! The new deadline is Monday, November 16th at 11:59pm, EST. To see the call for papers, head over to our Annual Meeting tab.   Questions about the program can be directed to program@southernsociologicalsociety.org Questions regarding membership can be directed to webmaster@southernsociologicalsociety.org  

Call for Submissions – The Southern Sociologist Teaching Corner

Call for Submissions – TSS Teaching Corner

Do you have teaching tips, strategies, activities, or tools you want to share?  Write a short column for the Teaching Corner!

Teaching corner offers faculty and graduate students the opportunity to share a short teaching strategy or tool with their peers through the quarterly newsletter of The Southern Sociologist (approximately 1,000 words).

Teaching Corner focuses on effective teaching strategies/methodologies, tools, or activities used in the classroom to engage students. In addition to teaching strategy/methods pieces, the column historically also contained some writings on teaching experiences and departmental teaching-related issues/concerns. This piece can be something you are exploring for later publication in Teaching Sociology or something far less research oriented but still important!

You can find the newsletter here: www.southernsociologicalsociety.org/TSS.html. 

If you want more information, email Sarah E. Cribbs, Teaching Corner editor, at SarahCribbs@rmc.edu

SSS 2021 Call For Papers is live!

Dear SSS’ers, The 2021 conference call for papers is now live! Click here to see the call for papers and learn about what the society leadership is doing to prep for the 2021 conference. Submissions are due by November 6th, 2020. We are now collecting Sessions Seeking Papers for the 2021 conference. These will be … Read more