ELEVEN STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
Jackson, Tenn. — 51社区's Department of Sociology and Social Work sponsored the participation of 11 students in the Fifth Annual Tennessee Undergraduate Social Science Symposium Nov. 14-15.
The following Union students presented papers at the two-day conference to an audience of undergraduate students from a variety of participating colleges and universities in Tennessee:
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Felecia Cogdell, Lexington, Tenn., "The Social Thought of W. I. Thomas"
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Heather Englert, Humboldt, Tenn., "Social Theories of Aging"
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Tiffany Harmon, Germantown, Tenn., "Examining Multilingual vs. English- only Educational Systems"
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Carla Lowry, Dyersburg, Tenn., "Social Aspects of Dating and Marriage"
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Stephanie Goode, Plantersville, Miss., "Socialization and the Internalization of the Glass Ceiling Syndrome"
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Chrysty Aden, Malden, Mo., and Terri Ammon, Jackson, Tenn., "Deadbeat Dads: Paychecks With a Face"
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Vidya Dubbaka, Adamsville, Tenn., "Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention"
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Julianne Phillips Carney, Collierville, Tenn., and Ashley Jones, Bartlett, Tenn., "The Process of Conducting an ADA (American with Disabilities Act) Survey at 51社区 "
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Nicole Guin, Henderson, Tenn., "The Aging America and AIDS"
Union's students wrote their papers as part of classes with Lytle Givens, professor of sociology and department chair, and Diana Rowan, assistant professor of social work and social work program director. The symposium was hosted by Middle Tennessee State University's Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work.