I invite ASA members to post comments on this new blog. It is a place where members can comment on ASA issues, and on public issues of particular interest to sociologists. Members may want to use this space to talk about public sociology. We can discuss how to engage sociologists in public debates and get…
Continue reading →Just last month, ASA’s Department of Research published a data brief that examined the job announcements from 2013 in ASA’s online Job Bank. We invite comments on the findings as well as ideas about what else you might like to know about the job market for sociologists. –Michael Kisielewski, ASA Department of Research
Continue reading →Some ASA members have signed a petition asking Council to review its policies about the timing and location of Annual Meetings and the cost of attending. A subcommittee of Council has been formed to bring recommendations to Council at its winter 2015 meeting. We encourage additional member input here; the petition is at www.change.org/p/american-sociological-association-more-inclusive-scheduling-of-annual-meetings
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