Faculty Job Opening: Assistant Prof of Sociology (posted 26 Jan 10)
Florida State University. The Department of Sociology invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position, effective August 2010. Sociologists who can teach social epidemiology and conduct research on health disparities are invited to apply. Applications should include a personal letter, curriculum vitae, three letters of reference, and a writing sample. Screening will begin March 1 and continue until the position is filled. All application materials should be sent electronically to Irene Padavic, Chair, Department of Sociology, using this address: sociology@fsu.edu. For more information, visit our webpage at www.sociology.fsu.edu. Florida State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and race/ethnic minority applicants are particularly invited.
Gladys Bowles (posted 6 Jan 10)
We are saddened to report that SDA founding member Gladys Bowles passed away on November 27, 2009, at the age of 92. The good news is that her legacy will carry on: we have been notified by the attorney for her estate that she left a substantial bequest for SDA. Let us all be thankful for the mentoring, kindness, and stewardship of Gladys Bowles. She will surely be missed.
Slides from Lunch Presentation on Demography & Congress (posted 26 Oct 09)
By popular request, Mary Jo Hoeksema has provided the slides from from her lunchtime talk at the Galveston meeting (.ppt format). Thanks again, Mary Jo.
2010 European Population Conference -- Call for Papers (posted 7 Oct 09)
The 2010 European Population Conference will be held in Vienna on 1-4 Sep 2010. The conference's special theme is Population and Environment, and the deadline for abstract submissions is 31 Dec 09. For more details visit the EPC 2010 conference website.
Fall Election Results (posted 14 Sep 09)
We are pleased to announce the Fall election winners:
Thanks to all of the nominees for their willingness to contribute to SDA.
Ugly fix for Internet Explorer 6 (posted 21 Jun 08)
After weeks of effort, I have given up trying to re-write a second version
of the SDA web site that will work with Internet Explorer 6. Instead, IE6 users
will get an ugly-but-functional version without formatting.
I apologize to IE6
users, but it turns out that tricking IE6 into working properly is a full-time
job for many web programmers, and we just don't have the volunteer resources
to do it. In addition to its formatting bugs, IE6 also has numerous security
problems. Upgrade to IE7
or Firefox if you can. [Carl Schmertmann, webmaster]