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Submissions from 2018

Sustainability and Tradition in Anindo Village, Okinawa, Japan, Kara Bridgman Sweeney, Alexander Y. Sweeney, Naoki Higa, Takumi Kishimoto, and Naho Ishiki

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No One Asks the Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, Sherry Larkin, and Tracy Yandle

Diversity and Inclusion in the Classroom: What’s the Difference?, Clare F. Walsh

Gender 101, Clare F. Walsh

Racial Theory, Analysis, and Politics in Trump America, Clare F. Walsh

Stereotypes: Hard to Live With Them; Hard to Live Without Them, Clare F. Walsh

Lionfish in the USVI, Tracy Yandle, Sherry Larkin, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, and Michael Page

Developing Skills of Debunking Disinformation through Writing in Social Science and Humanity Classes, Pidi Zhang

Service-learning in Higher Education, Aging- Focused Courses: a Model for Collaborative, Interdisciplinary Research, Jennifer Zorotovich, Rebecca G. Ryan, and Adrienne Cohen

Submissions from 2017

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“Guess Who” and the Reduction of Race Talk, Alicia Brunson

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End of Life Care: Writing Up Your Five Wishes Document, Adrienne L. Cohen

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Respite Care Options for Caregivers, Adrienne L. Cohen

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Successful Aging Panel, Adrienne L. Cohen

Using Word Frequencies and Word Clouds for Content Analysis, Adrienne L. Cohen

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Using Your Classroom as Your Research Venue: Strategies and Challenges, Adrienne L. Cohen

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Service-Learning at Eagle Nation: Systematic Evaluation of Student Experiences, Adrienne L. Cohen, Moya L. Alfonso, Dina C. Walker-DeVose, Jennifer Zorotovich, and Urkovia Andrews

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The Statistics of Tiny Samples: The Utility of ACTUS, an Alternative Method of Contingency Table Analysis Using Simulation, in Human Skeletal Biology, Virginia Estabrook and David A. Prosser

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Teaching Anthropology in a ‘Red State’, Virginia Estabrook, Susan Tannner, Emily Dean, Justin Garcia, Lauren Murfree, and Amelia Hubbard

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An Outline on the Theoretical Links between Global Capitalism and Global Health, Matthew B. Flynn

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The Neo-Development State and Local Production of Drugs: Brazil’s Pharmaceutical Successes and Challenges, Matthew B. Flynn

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The Political Economy of Immigration Detention: Globalization, National Diversity, and Economic Actors, Matthew B. Flynn

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The Irish Diaspora in a Southern American City: History, Anthropology, Archives and Engagement in Savannah, Georgia, David T. Gleeson, Howard Keeley, Barbara A. Hendry, and Luciana Spracher

The "St. Patrick's Season" in Savannah, Georgia: perpetuating and contesting Irish identity through ritual in a southern city, Barbara A. Hendry

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Recognizing and Appreciating: How CrossFit Helped Girls Locate and Nurture Their Strengths, Nancy L. Malcom, Christina Gipson, and Tamerah Hunt

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From William's Doll to Jacob's New Dress: The Depiction of Gender Non-Conforming Boys in Children's Picture Books from 1972 to 2014, Nancy L. Malcom and Nicole Sheahan

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Exploring the Meaning of the Pussyhat, V. Ann Paulins, Julie L. Hillery, Alexandra Howell, and Nancy L. Malcom

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Queering Families: The Postmodern Partnerships of Cisgender Women and Transgender Men, Carla Pfeffer and Clare F. Walsh

A Week of Voting Dangerously: An Analysis of Media Frames Covering the Independence Referendums in Iraqi Kurdistan (9/25) and Catalan Spain (10/1), Ned Rinalducci

"This is the Government Pulling our Family Apart": Protecting Marriage after Deportation, April M. Schueths

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Southerner and Jewish? Regional and Jewish Identity in Savannah, Georgia, William L. Smith and Pidi Zhang

Paleoindian and Early Archaic South Carolina: An Update, Kara Bridgman Sweeney, J. Christopher Gillam, and Christopher R. Moore

Emergent Issues for Commercial Fishermen in Georgia, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes

The State of the Fleet: Georgia’s Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes

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The State of the Fleet: Georgia’s Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes

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Because They Hurt and No One Wants to Eat Them!, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, Sherry Larkin, and Tracy Yandle

Understanding Commercial Fishermen’s Willingness to Harvest Lionfish: A Multi-Disciplinary Analysis of the Supply For a Lionfish Market in the US Virgin Islands, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, Skyler Simnett, Sherry Larkin, and Tracy Yandle

Community in Transition: Georgia’s Fishing Industry, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes and Tracy Yandle

Diversities: Inclusion, Equality, and Resistance, Clare F. Walsh

Justice and Resistance, Clare F. Walsh

Sexualities, Clare F. Walsh

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Does Economic Divergence Predict Political Divergence: Changes in Political Economic Ideology By Gender, Race, and Class 1985-2016, Joseph Wilson and Ted Brimeyer

Five Thousand in the Pines: Blackshear’s Confederate Prison Camp, M. Jared Wood, Lance Greene, and Inger Wood

Pend in a Pine Grove: Archaeology of the Confederate POW Camp at Blackshear, Georgia, M. Jared Wood, Lance Greene, and Inger Wood

Integrating Research and Outreach: Lionfish Management in the US Virgin Islands, Tracy Yandle, Sherry Larkin, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes, and Michael Page

Submissions from 2016

Astronomical Observation and Application of a Standardized Measure in the Layout of a Mississippian Mound Center: New Evidence from Southwestern Georgia, Dennis B. Blanton, Daniel M. Summer, Chester Walker, and M. Jared Wood

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Collaborative Research With Professors and Graduate Students: Stories From the WIGL (Women in Gerontology Legacy) Project, Adrienne L. Cohen

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More Than Just Bingo: Teaching Students About Problem Gambling in Later Life, Adrienne L. Cohen

Prescription Drug Use, Misuse and Addiction in Late Life, Adrienne L. Cohen

Sex in Late Life, Adrienne L. Cohen

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Fragmentary skeletal remains, trauma, and sampling biases: Quantifying antemortem traumatic data lost due to fragmentation in samples from Hasanlu Teppe, Iran (12th-9th Centuries B.C.E)”, Virginia Estabrook, Hanna D. Polasky, and Janet M. Monge

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The Female Pelvis of Casimir Pulaski: misidentified skeleton or intersex war hero, Virginia Estabrook and Melissa A. Powell

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Capitalism and Immigration Control: What Political Economy Reveals about the Growth of Detention Systems, Matthew B. Flynn

Conversations with Professors, Nancy L. Malcom

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Teaching Children About Death: Storybooks as a Form of ‘Just in Time’ Socialization, Nancy L. Malcom

Spear Superiority and (un)Knightly Warfare: Reconstructing and Modelling the Conflict Landscape of Bannockburn (AD1314) with GIS and KOCOA’, Ryan K. McNutt

Can We Talk About Racism?, Nathan S. Palmer

Dare Greatly: Doing the Work That Scares you the Most, Nathan S. Palmer

How to Use Social Media to Do Your Research, Teach Your Students, and Launch Your Career, Nathan S. Palmer

Using Social Media and Technology to Improve Student Learning, Nathan S. Palmer

Using Social Media to Prepare for Your Classes & Teach Sociology, Nathan S. Palmer

Using Social Media to Teach Sociology and Engage with Students, Nathan S. Palmer

Savannah Tourism: Theory and Practice, Ned Rinalducci

Deportation Policies and Health: U.S. Citizen Spouses’ Perspectives, April Schueths

Stress and Coping of Children in Mixed-Status Couples, April Schueths

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Family Encouragement and Life Experiences: The Road to the Monastic Life, William L. Smith

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Jewish Identity in a Deep Southern City, William L. Smith and Pidi Zhang

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The Archaeological Utility of ACTUS: An Alternative Method of Contingency Table Analysis Using Simulation, Elizabeth Sobel and Virginia Estabrook

Crossing Boundaries in Early Archaic Research, Kara Bridgman Sweeney

Mapping Variation in the Early Archaic Coastal Plain, Kara Bridgman Sweeney

Chibariyo! Navigating Cultural Resources Compliance on U.S. Military Installations in Japan, Kara Bridgman Sweeney and Alexander Y. Sweeney

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You Can't Catch 'Em and Sell 'Em:' Perceptions of Obstacles to Direct Marketing among Georgia Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes and Tracy Yandle

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You Can't Catch 'Em and Sell 'Em:' Perceptions of Obstacles to Direct Marketing among Georgia Fishermen, Jennifer Sweeney Tookes and Tracy Yandle

Gender, Sexual Identity, and Families: The Personal is Political, Clare F. Walsh

Pushing Boundaries: Expanding Reach and Amplifying Voice in Social Science Research, Clare F. Walsh

Sexualities, Clare F. Walsh

Sexualities, Clare F. Walsh

The Politics of Marriage: From Intimacy to Public Policy, Clare F. Walsh

Mapping Kolomoki: LiDAR, Space, Structure & Place, M. Jared Wood and Thomas J. Pluckhahn

Terra incognita, M. Jared Wood and Thomas J. Pluckhahn

Submissions from 2015

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Reflecting Realities: Aging Through the Eyes of Women Gerontologists, Dana Burr Bradley, Pamela Pitman Brown, Adrienne L. Cohen, and Carroll Estes

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Labor’s Legitimacy: Visibility, Consonance, and Dissonance of the Employee Free Choice Act in major Newspapers, Ted Brimeyer

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Becoming a Gerontologist: Lessons From the WIGL Project, Pamela Pitman Brown, Adrienne L. Cohen, Dana Burr Bradley, Colleen R. Bennett, A. Dawson, and Carroll L. Estes

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"I Knew What to Expect..." Reflections on Knowledge of Aging Versus Personal Experiences of Female Gerontologists, Pamela Pitman Brown, Adrienne L. Cohen, Dana Burr Bradley, and Carroll L. Estes

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Shifts in Students’ Attitudes Toward Elders Through Service Learning With Well and Frail Elders, Adrienne L. Cohen

The Racial Experiences of College Students at a Southeastern University, Akiv Dawson, April Schueths, Ted Brimeyer, and Dina Walker-DeVose

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Bioarchaeology of Gendered Labor in the Middle and Upper Paleolithic, Virginia Estabrook

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In Search of Women in the Paleolithic, Virginia Estabrook and Caroline VanSickle

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Racial Disparities in the American Child Welfare System, Shanna N. Felix, April M. Schueths, Chad Posick, and Laura E. Agnich

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Bureaucratic Capitalism and the Immigration Industrial Complex, Matthew B. Flynn

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The Dilemma of High-Priced Medicines, Matthew B. Flynn

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SAS’S 50TH Annual Meeting: Reunion and Reflection, Barbara A. Hendry

The Continuing Impact of Victim Responsibility: Rape Culture and Perceptions of University Responses to Sexual Assault, Jennifer O'Neill, Marieke M. Van Willigen, Alison Hatch, and David Knox

Framing Sociological Research for Social Media, Nathan S. Palmer

Using Social Media to Teach Sociology, Nathan S. Palmer

Using Wordpress Blogs to Disseminate Sociological Research, Nathan S. Palmer

Courageous Conversations: Discussing Race and Racism at GSU, Nathan S. Palmer and Breyan Haizlip

Georgia College Students and Confederate Battle Flag Symbolism: A Comparison between 2001-2015, Ned Rinalducci

Re-enfranchising the Disenfranchised: Voting Rights in America, Ned Rinalducci

Syria: Understanding the Conflict, Ned Rinalducci

We Don’t Do It This Way At Home: Study Abroad as Transformative Learning, Ned Rinalducci