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Social Science Journal Our peer-reviewed open-access journal offers a forum for researchers, academics, and professional experts, publishing studies and research reports in the fields of sociology, social policy, political science, economics, ethnography, history and anthropology. Recently, there has been an increasing demand among social scientists to learn about the results from other fields and to discover new research pathways and research methods beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries. Our journal provides a professional and scientific space for Hungarian and international academics engaged in these cutting-edge explorations. http://metszetek.unideb.hu/?language=en
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The Journal of Public and Professional Sociology call for papers:
"Teaching Sociology: Sharing Pedagogical Practices" Higher education is changing. People are adopting all sorts of innovations. The classroom and online education are not what they once were. We are sure that many of our readers have developed exciting new ways to convey information to students. We are now inviting you to share these. Both full length papers and teaching notes are welcome. Teaching notes summarize a teaching approach, technique, exercise, or assignment. Teaching notes should be approximately 15 pages. Full length articles go beyond the teaching note summary and are based on research evaluation, analysis, theory and assessment. Full length articles should be approximately 25 pages. Please submit your manuscripts at http://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/jpps/ The Summer 2019 edition of Semaphore is now online. It includes the call for papers for the 2019 GSA conference.
Dear GSA members,
We are in the process of preparing the next edition of Semaphore, our newsletter. If you have any items that you would like to include in the next newsletter, please email them to diogo.pinheiro@ung.edu. These may include pictures, departmental news, as well as anything else that may be of relevance to Georgia sociologists. Please submit your items by January 1st, 2018. Thanks, Diogo Pinheiro Semaphore Editor Georgia Sociological Association The Georgia College Department of Government and Sociology seeks to hire a Lecturer of Sociology. The candidate will teach 15 course hours per semester.
Successful candidates will be expected to instruct our students in the discipline of sociology at the undergraduate level and will make extensive contributions to core instruction related to the introductory sociology course, in addition to a critical thinking course organized around social problems (Georgia College first year seminar) and other core offerings related to global issues and challenges (Georgia College second year seminar). Successful candidates are expected to have: 1. an understanding of the principles associated with teaching and learning; 2. strong communication skills and successful higher education teaching experience; and 3. a demonstrable ability to work collegially and effectively with individuals of diverse backgrounds. In keeping with the University’s mission we especially encourage applicants who will further our goal of cultural, ethnic, racial, and gender diversity. More information at their website: https://www.gcsujobs.com/postings/6180 The deadline for submissions to the 2018 GSA annual conference has been extended to September 14th, 2018.
Dear GSA members,
We are in the process of preparing the next edition of Semaphore, our newsletter. If you have any items that you would like to include in the next newsletter, please email them to diogo.pinheiro@ung.edu. These may include pictures, departmental news, as well as anything else that may be of relevance to Georgia sociologists. Please submit your items by August 1st, 2018. Thanks, Diogo Pinheiro Semaphore Editor Georgia Sociological Association Dear GSA members,
We are in the process of preparing the next edition of Semaphore, our newsletter. If you have any items that you would like to include in the next newsletter, please email them to diogo.pinheiro@ung.edu. These may include pictures, departmental news, as well as anything else that may be of relevance to Georgia sociologists. Please submit your items by January 15, 2018. Thanks, Diogo Pinheiro Semaphore Editor Georgia Sociological Association Dear GSA Members,
We are preparing the next GSA newsletter, and would love to include news from you and your department. Please send any items (photos are also welcome) to Kathy Dolan kdolan@gsu.edu by April 8. What is going on with Georgia Sociologists? Examples of news you can share: Promotions and Awards Retirements and New Hires Publications and Presentations Student Achievements AKD and Sociology Club News New Course or Program Offerings Community Engagement and Service Learning Book Recommendations Teaching Tips and Strategies Opinions on Current or Historical Events Relevant to the GSA Calls For Proposals Upcoming Conferences And More! Thank you very much for sending your news for the Semaphore. Please contact me with any questions. 678-212-7508 kdolan@gsu.edu Kathy Dolan Semaphore Editor Georgia Sociological Association Hi all,
I'm sending the link again- http://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/jpps/ also, you can google The Journal of Public and Professional Sociology anytime. |
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