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Check out Robert Francis's review of Prof Sarah Damaske's recent book, The Tolls of Uncertainty: How Privilege and the Guilt Gap Shape Unemployment in America, from Princeton University Press. journals.uwyo.edu/index.php/work…

Who sends their kids to school tomorrow, and what do you tell them?

Hey Pokemon Drops, if you buy 6 booster boxes from @PokemonCenter, does it come as a sealed case?

📚New Publication Alert📚 Check out this conversation by Robert Francis, jenise overmier, and Carleigh Hill, where they discuss open education resources (OER) and provide suggestions on how instructors can begin or advance their utilization of OER. #TSVolume50 #TeachSoc #OER

Thx for the episiode about office hours, Teaching in HigherEd! What do folks think about requiring office hours? I do this bc of the research that already advantaged students are more likely to visit. "Making" everyone visit levels the playing field - and demystifies the experience!

Join me and my amazing colleagues to discuss our work focused on first-generations and working-class students!

NEW #OA article out now! - "Mobility and Inequality in the Professoriate: How and Why First-Generation and Working-Class Backgrounds Matter" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/23… #openscience

Finally unboxed my NEW co-edited teaching and learning volume. Check out the chapters designed to increase empathy, hope, belonging, and inclusivity in the college classroom! You can find at Routledge for 20% off! routledge.com/Emerging-Stron… #HigherEd #SoTL #emergingstronger

Point differential of all NFL division leaders: 49ers +99 Chiefs +48 Dolphins +46 Lions +41 Eagles +37 Bucs +16 Jaguars +3 Steelers -31 The Steelers right now:

☕️Coffee and Conversation☕️ Please join us for our webinar tomorrow (Tuesday, November 28)! Pre-registration is required, but can be done until the end of the webinar. pre-register link: forms.office.com/r/AH5XELPKYq ASA Sociology #webinar #teachingsoc

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How much extra credit for this line in a student essay? "I chose Emilie Durkheim because the book he wrote, The Divison of Labor in Society, really touched my heart in so many ways."

Committee work is not always a highlight of the job, but when you get to work with amazing ASA Sociology sociologists on behalf of #FirstGen scholars, things are different. Super excited our paper is now out in Sociology of Education #OpenAccess Wheelock College, Boston University journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

🪃 It's Throwback Thursday! 🪃 Check out our 2019 article Making it Count: Using Real-World Projects for Course Assignments by Jason Wollschleger, which explores courses focused on applied research and community-level interventions. #TeachSoc #Sociology doi.org/10.1177/009205…

‘Too many old people’: A rural Pa. town reckons with population loss wapo.st/3VTJBjR

Excited to have this podcast out in the world! Thanks to Dan Morrison and The Annex Podcast, and especially to Dr. Lizzy Seale for her book! Also thanks to my students for such good questions!

On Mondays, we Annex! Today's episode features special guest host Robert Francis and students with Dr. Elizabeth Seale (SUNY Oneota) about Seale's book Understanding Poverty: A Relational Approach, published by Polity Listen here or Spotify socannex.commons.gc.cuny.edu/podcast/elizab…

ICYMI yesterday morning; a new Annex episode dropped featuring guest host Robert Francis. Dr. Francis is Assistant Professor of Sociology Whitworth University in Washington State. His class read Understanding Poverty and engaged with Dr. Elizabeth Seale, SUNY Oneonta, for this episode!

How can we recognize that people in poverty have agency, understanding the truly insidious ways that inequality shapes people, without blaming the victim? Elizabeth Seale talks w/ Robert Francis on The Annex Podcast about the relational approach to poverty tinyurl.com/ms6f6zhk