Spring 2012 Sociology Honors Colloquium
Tue, May 8, 2012 • 9:00 AM • BUR 214
Spring 2012 Sociology Honors Colloquium
Featuring the presentations of our Spring 2012 Sociology Honors students
Tuesday, May 8, 2011
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Burdine 214
All are welcome to attend. We will provide breakfast and lunch for all attendees.
Program
9:15 Hannah Rose Bainter
Supervisor: Dr. Sheldon Ekland-Olson
Second Reader: Dr. Mark Warr
"The Innocence Movement and the Death Penalty: The Evolution and Social Context of the Movement Throughout United States’ History"
9:45 Jason Thomas
Supervisor: Dr. Bill Kelly
Second Reader: Dr. Mary Rose
Title TBA
10:45 Faeeza Faruq
Supervisor: Dr. Shannon Cavanagh
Second Reader: Dr. Jennifer Glass
"Fertility Decline in Bangladesh as a Function of Women’s Status"
11:15 Erica Banks
Supervisor: Dr. Keith Robinson
Second Reader: Dr. Kevin Cokley, Educational Psychology and African and African Diaspora Studies
"The Role of Race and African American Studies"
11:45 – 1:00 Lunch & Sociological Insight launch
1:00 Maggie Houchen
Supervisor: Dr. Shannon Cavanagh
Second reader: Dr. Jennifer Miller, Geography and the Environment
"Race and Public Elementary Schools: The Dynamics of Demographic Change in Travis County, Texas"
1:30 Andrew Johnson
Supervisor: Dr. Ronald Angel
Second Reader: Dr. Matthew Flynn, LBJ School of Public Affairs
"Prescriptions for Change: Student Organizations and Efforts to Alleviate Global Health Disparities"
2:30 Mario Guerra
Supervisor: Dr. Robert Crosnoe
Second Reader: Dr. Arthur Sakamoto
"Parental Involvement Among Latinos: How Aspirations and Parental Involvement Affect Achievement in Early Education"
3:00 Christopher Robertson
Supervisor: Dr. Javier Auyero
Second Reader: Dr. Christine Williams
"Becoming A Tea Party Activist: Symbolic Shocks and the Durability of Cold War Culture"



