First day of the semester turned out to be a snow day! WFH and zoom committee meetings to begin 2025.
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First day of the semester turned out to be a snow day! WFH and zoom committee meetings to begin 2025.
If you have a 2025 goal to get your research projects more organized or to reduce stress around your research, check out Shiri Noy’s new book!
Noy’s writing is practical and empathetic, and her systems for project management laid out in this book and straightforward & helpful.
Final call!
I honestly can’t believe there hasn’t been a sociology of music/aging paper called something like
“teaching old cats new riffs”
12/1 deadline approaching! Send in your 1000 word abstracts!
Work & Occs invites submissions for a special issue & virtual conference about Creative Work & New Technologies, with a focus on the role of AI
culturalaffairs.indiana.edu/news/cfp_abs... culturalaffairs.indiana.edu/news/cfp_abs...
Weird pet parent thought of the day - I wonder what Lucinda’s cat ancestors were like in the ‘70s? The ‘20s? Victorian times?
I am excited to be teaching field methods again this spring! Now I need to update my list of ethnography monographs that students can select for their reporting.
Do you have any favorites, especially new favorites, that are about arts, culture, or entertainment (broadly)?
Finding myself back with my favorite poem for when things feel hard.
I’m thrilled and honored to share that Identity Investments won this year’s American Sociological Assn. Section on Consumers and Consumption Distinguished Publication Award. Thanks to the committee for the recognition! @olizardo.bsky.social @rachelskaggs.bsky.social @jenniferlena.bsky.social
…and just this week I had one reach back out saying she had participated and asking why she hadn’t gotten a gift card yet. I triple checked to make sure, but it was one of the scammers!
They are relentless!
Excited to hear this coverage of work that Jennifer Novak-Leonard and I published last year on the NEA’s podcast!
We look to perceptions of artists in local US communities to see how the public views artists & their contributions to society. Give it a listen!
My interview study recruits online, and we have had *hundreds* of scammers try to sign up this year. It has been a massive pain to the point that I think I am going to write about how we identify them and maintain a research workflow around it without just shutting down recruitment altogether.
Oh no. I just thought about the elapsed time since I last peer reviewed something, so I’ve probably got 10 hours tops until the next request rolls in.
…and I just replied all on a listserv. I’m also officially in the struggle part of the semester.
Based on the number of overnight work emails I woke up to, I think we are officially at the “struggle” part of the semester.
Paper acceptance day is always a good day! Looking forward to new work coming out in a new-to-me venue!
In Lexington for a conference and loving the foil-wrapped chocolate horse statue near the conference hotel
Pre-publication deadline baking.
Signed up for two writing retreats for 2024 during my semester of teaching leave. Feeling super grateful for the time, space, and funding to write my book but also now see on my calendar that it is time to write the thing 🍀
(It also means cropping my sister out of one of my only recent-ish non-selfie photos that isn’t from a backpacking trip. Sorry, Hannah)
New platform means scrolling for new profile/banner images. New platform, new me, right?