Table of Contents

MESSAGE FROM THE AMSA PRESIDENT ...................................................................................................................... 3

AMSA MISSION STATEMENT ........................................................................................................................................ 5

MESSAGE FROM THE 2017 CONFERENCE CHAIRS ....................................................................................................... 6

GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................... 8

2017 AMSA CONFERENCE KEYNOTE ADDRESS INFORMATION ............................................................................................ 10

2017 AMSA CONFERENCE POET IN RESIDENCE INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 12

AT-A-GLANCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE ..................................................................................................................... 13

AT-A-GLANCE CONFERENCE PARKING & CAMPUS MAP ............................................................................................ 17

DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULE ........................................................................................................................... 18

THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2017 ...................................................................................................................................... 18

FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2017 ........................................................................................................................................... 20
SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2017 ........................................................................................................................................... 27
SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 2017 .............................................................................................................................................. 35

LOREN FRANKEL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER ................................................................................................................... 38

AMSA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ..................................................................................................................................... 38

AMSA 2017 CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE ................................................................................................... 39

AMSA 2017 CONFERENCE PROPOSAL REVIEWERS .................................................................................................... 39

AMSA 2017 CONFERENCE SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, & FRIENDS ................................................................................. 40

AMSA NOTES AND CONTACTS ................................................................................................................................... 41

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A Message from the AMSA
President
Daphne C. Watkins

I t is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the 25 th

Annual Interdisciplinary Conference of the American Mens Studies Association

(AMSA).

Compared to other organizations, particularly those that are more discipline-specific,
AMSA has not been around very long. However, as I reflect on the accomplishments that
the organization has had over the years, I am proud to call AMSA my interdisciplinary
home. There is so much for us to be proud of as an organization. When our founders
conceived an interdisciplinary group of scholars, activists, students, and practitioners
who would hone the critical study of men and masculinities twenty-five years ago, I
would imagine that they were thinking of you and your passion for improving the world's
understanding of boys and men. Your presence here at our 25th Annual Conference
speaks volumes. It means that you not only believe in the mission and vision of the
organization, but that you are willing to be at the front lines. When I joined AMSA a
decade ago, it was because I did not want to limit myself to the possibilities that lie in
understanding my work with men exclusively from the perspective of one discipline.
Instead, I wanted to maximize my understanding and passion for helping men,
particularly men of color, from a multitude of disciplines. Gleaming pearls of wisdom
from each discipline would allow my work to not only be impactful, but life changing. I
imagine that you share my passion for the critical study of men and masculinities and my
desire to make a difference.

In our current political climate, it will be important for us to maintain our front line
position. I see this conference as a way for us to do just that. We are not here this
weekend to celebrate the end of our 25 years of work, but rather the beginning of our
next 25-year commitment to developing the critical studies of men and masculinities
globally and through the advancement of our feminist-inspired scholarship. As an
organization, AMSAs goal is to provide a forum for teachers, researchers, students,
artists, and practitioners to collaborate and support one another in a mutually

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empowering environment. These values are reflected in this conference, as well as in our
scholarship, and most importantly in you... all of you.

So keep this in mind as you participate in our plenaries, concurrent sessions, and interact
with others who are here with you, at the front lines. Welcome to AMSA, and the
beginning of our future.

Daphne
Daphne C. Watkins, PhD
President, American Mens Studies Association
Associate Professor, University of Michigan
School of Social Work and School of Medicine

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 American Mens Studies Association
Mission Statement

The American Mens Studies Association advances the critical study of men and
masculinities by encouraging the development of teaching, research, and clinical
practice in the field of mens studies.

AMSA provides a forum for teachers, researchers, students, and practitioners to
exchange information and to gain support for work on men and masculinities.

THE AMSA BOARD AFFIRMS THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS ABOUT THE
ORGANIZATION AND THE FIELD OF MENS STUDIES:

Mens studies includes scholarly, clinical, and activist endeavors engaging men and
masculinities as social-historical-cultural constructions reflexively embedded in the
material and bodily realities of mens and womens lives.
AMSA is multidisciplinary in nature and committed to disseminating new knowledge
about men and masculinities to a broad audience.
AMSA seeks the participation and membership of all men and women irrespective of
race, class, ethnicity, sexual orientation, physical abilities, nationality, or religious
identity.
AMSA is committed to excellence, inclusiveness, and ethical behavior in mens studies
research, publication, teaching, and practice.
AMSA strongly encourages student participation and membership, offering scholarship
and mentoring opportunities for young scholars in the field.

AMSA values and encourages mutually empowering scholarly and professional relationships that
are generative, empowering, and affirming in nature.

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A Message from the AMSA Conference Chairs
Jan Deeds & Mark Justad

Welcome to Ann Arbor and AMSAs 25th anniversary celebration! It
seemed only fitting to hold this years conference at our institutional home,
the University of Michigan School of Social Work (UM-SSW). Building this
relationship with UM-SSW has provided an important source of support for
AMSA and established mens studies as an important field of study at this
institution.

As we celebrate this quarter century milestone we focus this conference
on exploring what has been accomplished and to ask Whats next? for the
interdisciplinary and critical study of men and masculinities. To reflect our
theme of Honoring our history, imagining our future, several 25 years of
panels will feature scholars from diverse backgrounds and generations to
discuss how thinking on men and masculinities has changed on topics such as education,
violence, mens health. Preconference workshops on Thursday allow participants to
focus on publishing, teaching, or relationships, followed by our opening session, a panel
discussion of 25 years of Mens Studies.

Reflecting AMSAs multidisciplinary approach to the critical study of men and
masculinities, this year we have invited Jericho Brown to be our poet in residence, and
Chris Haywood to deliver the Sam Femiano Keynote Lecture in Mens Studies. Dr.
Brown will teach two workshop sessions for AMSA writers to polish their creative works,
and present An Evening with Jericho Brown on Saturday night featuring his award
winning poetry.

Dr. Haywoods keynote lecture is titled, Challenging Connections: Thinking
through men, masculinity and the values of AMSA. This lecture focuses on making
connections between the values held by AMSA and our engagement with men and
masculinity in academic and professional contexts. Drawing from examples in his
research on masculinity including education and schooling, Islamophobia and ethnicity
and anonymous sex seeking, Chris will focus on key challenges in making such
connections. Dr. Haywood will suggest future directions for AMSA and the study of men
and masculinities in light of our history to this point.

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Beginning Friday morning and going through Sunday noon scholars and activists
from around the world will present panels, workshops and papers from a variety of
disciplines and perspectives. Opportunities to meet new colleagues and become more
engaged in AMSAs work happen throughout the conference. Join the AMSA Board of
Directors for a box lunch on Friday, and enjoy discussions about the many ways you can
become more involved with and influence AMSA's work. Before the Friday night dinner
all students are invited to a special welcome, hosted by students from the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln and Hampden Sydney College, and international participants are
invited to a welcome hosted by Danielle Nahon and Alvaro Ojalvo.

This conference would not have been possible without the assistance of the
Conference Planning and the Frankel Scholarship Selection Committees: Jonathan Allan,
Jeff Cohen, Mark Geisler, Alex Hines, Alvaro Ojalvo, Don Conway-Long, and Vicki
Sommer. Special thanks to the 25 year panel organizers, Jamie Mitchell, Robert Heasley,
Elizabeth Deis, and Cliff Leek. AMSA President Daphne Watkins provided valuable
guidance, and our office support staff, Administrative Assistant Aesha Mustafa and
work-study Anna Shires were truly the backbone of this conference.

We genuinely value your participation in this conference and in all of AMSAs
work. We know for many AMSA members this conference feels like a homecoming, so if
this is your first conference, welcome, and if its one of many, welcome home!

Jan Mark
Jan Deeds Mark Justad
Director, Womens Center Director, Center for Principled Problem
Associate Director in Student Involvement, Solving
Gender Programs Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Guilford College
AMSA 25th Conference Co-Chair and AMSA 25th Conference Co-Chair and
Board Member American Mens Studies Board Member American Mens Studies
Association Association

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General Conference Information


Conference Locations

Most sessions will occur at the University of Michigan School of Social Work (UM-SSW), located
at 1080 South University Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. The Friday night banquet will take
place at the Ross Executive Center and the Saturday evening Poetry Performance will take place
at the Michigan Union Building, Kuenzel Room.


Admission to Conference Activities

You must wear your conference nametag to be admitted to all conference sessions, workshops,
poster presentations, and MEALS. Guests without nametags will be asked to leave conference
events.
PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOUR NAMETAG IS VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES.


Special Assistance/ Accommodations

Any attendees who desire special assistance with accessing or participating in conference
activities should provide such requests to the staff at the Conference Registration Desk. Please
do this as soon as possible so that necessary arrangements can be made. For Campus Safety:
(734) 763-1131


A Note to all Conference Presenters

All conference paper, poster, workshop, and panel presenters should be at their respective
presentation locations at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the session.


Room Codes

SSW = University of Michigan School of Social Work
SSWB = UM School of Social Work Lower Level
ECC = SSW Educational Conference Center, first floor

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Conference Meals

Registration fees cover conference attendance, entry to all conference events, and some meals.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday complimentary coffee will be available in the UM-SSW Lower Level
Atrium at 7:45 am and midafternoon.
Fridays lunch will be provided in the ECC at 11:45am.
Fridays dinner will take place at the Ross School of Business Colloquium Room from 7:00 9:00 pm
Saturdays lunch is on your own from 12:00 -1:30 pm. A list of restaurants within close walking
distance can be found in the program.
Saturdays Poster Session will take place in the UM-SSW Lower Level Atrium and classrooms from
5:00 -6:30 pm. Heavy hors d'oeuvres will be provided.
Saturday Evenings Poetry Performance Social will take place in the Michigan Union Kuenzel Room
and will include light refreshments.


Session Moderator Orientation
All session moderators are asked to attend one of the two moderator orientation sessions on Friday or
Saturday morning at 7:45am. Check the detailed conference schedule to find the room. An AMSA
Board member will lead the orientation and provide instructions.


Follow the 2017 AMSA Conference on Twitter!
Want to share the minute-by-minute AMSA action with your friends and colleagues? Tweet about it!
Use the hashtag AMSA2017 (#AMSA2017)


Continuing Education Units
No CEUs will be offered at this conference.


Accessing M-Wireless Internet
To access wireless Internet while at the conference, use the M-Guest network and follow the
instructions.


Like us on Facebook
Be sure to Like us on Facebook and post status updates about the AMSA conference on your
wall!

*** Please turn your cell phones off or place them on silent while presentations are in session.
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 2017 Conference Keynote Address
& Femiano Lecture in Mens Studies*

Friday, March 31, 2016, 7 9:00 pm, Ross School of Business, Executive Center,
Colloquium Room, 6th Floor

Challenging Connections: Thinking through men, masculinity and the values of
AMSA

Dr. Chris Haywood, Director of Research for the School of Arts and Culture, Newcastle
University

The Sam Femiano Keynote lecture for the 25th Anniversary of the
American Mens Studies Association provides an opportunity to use
the spirit embedded in the history of the organization to speak to our
current and future explorations of men and masculinity. This keynote
focuses on making connections between the values held by AMSA
and our engagement with men and masculinity in academic and
professional contexts. Drawing from examples in my own research on
masculinity including education and schooling, Islamophobia and
ethnicity and anonymous sex seeking, I focus on three key challenges
in making such connections. These are the significance of active
listening to those we work with; the centrality of social context in developing our understanding;
and importance of going beyond the limits of what we are able to know. Despite (or because of)
its diverse disciplinary and professional heritage, Men and Masculinity Studies has emerged as an
active vibrant voice in the academy and broader social and cultural spheres. I am therefore
suggesting that in order to sustain our current and future academic vitality, it is important to
continue to reflect on past imaginings and re-engage them, as part of a constant renewal of what
we know and what we are able to know about men and masculinity.

*Sam Femiano (1932-2009) was a founding member of AMSA and a

mentor and friend to the Board and to those entering the field of
Mens Studies. As a therapist, Sam was a passionate supporter of
developing a critical social discourse on men and masculinity. He
served two terms as AMSA President and two terms as AMSA
Treasurer & Secretary. He also held a seat as an elected member of the

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AMSA Board of Directors from 1991-2009. Sam contributed immeasurably to the development
of AMSA and to its efforts to develop and sustain the critical study of men and masculinities in a
rigorous, open-minded, inclusive and mutually supportive manner. This fund is established in
honor of Sam and stands as a memorial for Sam and other individuals making significant
contributions to the work of the American Mens Studies Association.

The Samuel Femiano Mens Studies Lecture Fund is an endowment created to support an
invited Mens Studies plenary lecture each year at AMSAs Annual Conference. Individuals are
invited to contribute to this fund that has raised approximately 60% of its $20,000 goal. Gifts
may be given by clicking on the Contribute button on the AMSA web page. The individual
invited to deliver the Femiano Lecture in Mens Studies is selected by the AMSA President in
consultation with the Program Committee and is chosen because he or she is a scholar, teacher,
author, clinician or practitioner whose work contributes substantially to the field of Mens
Studies.

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2017 AMSA Conference Poet in Residence

Saturday, April 1, 2017, 7:15 9:00 pm, Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room

An Evening with Jericho Brown

Jericho Brown, Acclaimed Poet & American Book Award Winner

Jericho Brown is the recipient of a Whiting Writers Award and
fellowships from the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard
University and the National Endowment for the Arts. His poems have
appeared in The New Republic, The New Yorker, and The Best
American Poetry. His first book, Please (New Issues 2008), won the
American Book Award, and his second book, The New
Testament (Copper Canyon 2014), won the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award
and was named one of the best books of the year by Library Journal,
Coldfront, and the Academy of American Poets. He is an associate
professor in English and creative writing at Emory University in Atlanta.

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AT-A-GLANCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, March 30, 2017

Thursday, March 30, 2017 8:30 am 4:00 pm

AMSA Board of Directors Meeting, School of Social Work, Room B631

Thursday, March 30, 2017 3:00 9:00 pm

Conference Registration Desk Open, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium

Thursday, March 30, 2017 4:00 7:00 pm

Pre-Conference Film and Discussion, School of Social Work, Room 1636

Thursday, March 30, 2017 4:00 7:00 pm

Pre-Conference Workshop 1, School of Social Work, Room ECC A

Thursday, March 30, 2017 4:00 7:00 pm

Pre-Conference Workshop 2, School of Social Work, Room ECC B

Thursday, March 30, 2017 4:00 7:00 pm

Pre-Conference Workshop 3, School of Social Work, Room 2609

Thursday, March 30, 2017 7:15 8:45 pm

Opening Panel Session, School of Social Work, Room 1636

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 AT-A-GLANCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, March 31, 2017

Friday, March 31, 2017 7:45 8:00am

Moderator Orientation Session, School of Social Work, B770

Friday, March 31, 2017 7:30am

Complimentary Coffee, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium

Friday, March 31, 2017 7:30am 6:00pm

Registration Desk Open, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium

Friday, March 31, 2017 8:15 9:45am, Concurrent Session I

Friday, March 31, 2017 10:00 11:45am, Concurrent Session II

Friday, March 31, 2017 11:45am 2:00pm

Box Lunch and Membership Meeting (ECC)

Friday, March 31, 2017 2:15 3:45 pm, Concurrent Session III

Friday, March 31, 2017 4:15 5:30pm, Concurrent Session IV

Friday, March 31, 2017 5:45 6:45 pm

Meditation Session, University of Michigan Museum of Art (Victors of Art Exhibition, Taubman 1)

Friday, March 31, 2017 5:30 6:30 pm

Student Welcome, Lower Level Atrium & International Welcome, Lower Level Atrium

Friday, March 31, 2017 7:00 9:00pm

Keynote Address and Dinner Buffet, Ross School of Business, Colloquium Room, 6th Floor

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 AT-A-GLANCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2017

Saturday, April 1, 2017 7:45 am 6:00 pm

Conference Registration Desk Open, Lower Level Atrium

Saturday, April 1, 2017 8:00 am

Complimentary Coffee, Lower Level Atrium

Saturday, April 1, 2017 8:15 8:30 am

Moderator Orientation Session, Room B770

Saturday, April 1, 2017 8:30 9:45 am, Concurrent Session V

Saturday, April 1, 2017 10:00 am 12:00 pm, Concurrent Session VI

Saturday, April 1, 2017 12:00 pm 1:15 pm

Lunch on your own or Informal Meetings

Saturday, April 1, 2017 1:30 3:00 pm, Concurrent Session VII

Saturday, April 1, 2017 3:15 4:45 pm, Concurrent Session VIII

Saturday, April 1, 2017 5:00 6:30 pm

Poster Presentations & Appetizers, Lower Level Atrium

Saturday, April 2, 2017 7:15 9:00 pm

Poetry performance featuring Jericho Brown and participants in the AMSA Writers Workshop
Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room, 1st Floor

Saturday, April 1, 2017 9:00 10:00 pm

Poet in Residence Reception, Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room, 1st Floor

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AT-A-GLANCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 2017

Sunday, April 2, 2017 8:00 am

Complimentary Coffee, Lower Level Atrium

Sunday, April 2, 2017 8:15 9:30 am, Concurrent Session X

Sunday, April 2, 2017 9:45 11:00 am, Concurrent Session XI

Sunday, April 2, 2017 11:15 12:00 pm

Conference Wrap Up & Reflection, ECC

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 Paid Parking:
Forest Avenue Parking Structure (Closest to UM-SSW) - 650 S Forest Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Maynard Street Parking Garage- 324 Maynard St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Street Parking (Metered)- Available throughout campus

Campus Map: Conference Venues in Red

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 DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Thursday, March 30, 2017 Part I
8:30 am 4:00 pm - AMSA Board of Directors Meeting, School of Social Work, B631
3:00 pm 9:00 pm Conference Registration desk open, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium
4:00 pm 7:00 pm - Pre-Conference Workshops [Described below]

Film and Discussion: Father Unknown

Captured on a camera phone as it happened, this is the true story of a mans struggle to face the emptiness
he carries inside. Disconnected from the people closest to him and haunted by the secrecy in his family, he
FILM

records his desperate search for connection on a journey with the father he's never truly known. This
endearing and universal story brings audiences along for the ride in real time on a deep and powerful
journey, inspiring courageous conversations about the search for identity, the longing for connection in
family relationships, the resilience of the human spirit, and the journey to heal the pain of the past.
David Quint, Filmmaker (free and open to the public) - Room 1636

Intergenerational Man-to-Man Workshop: Lived Experience as Men

is based on Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT), and is a practical application of RCTs premise that being in
WORKSHOP 1

relationship or connection with others is the crux of growth for human beings. Male relationships are often
fraught with communication roadblocks including generational differences, denying the reward of
connection. Generational gaps can cause misunderstanding and estrangement. The workshop allows men
to appreciate where theyve been and what the future portends for their lives as relational beings. In this
growth-fostering environment two groups 1.) Traditional & Baby Boomers and 2.) GenXers & Millennials a.)
exchange perceptions the other generations strengths, b.) put forward what they most want to learn about
the others lived experience as men, and c.) tender what they want the other to know about their lives as
men in their generation.
Carol Watson-Phillips (advanced registration requested) - Room ECC A

Teaching Mens Studies: Theories, Pedagogies, Resources

WORKSHOP 2

is a pedagogical institute for those developing or already teaching courses with a substantial focus on men
and masculinities. It is also for those teaching courses in gender studies wanting to extend their focus on
men and masculinities. This workshop is designed for faculty and graduate students with a working
knowledge of gender studies and feminist theory who want to develop or strengthen their knowledge base
and skills related to teaching in the area of men and masculinities. Individuals from all disciplines are
invited to attend this workshop.

Robert Heasley, Mark Justad (advanced registration requested) Room ECC B

Roundtable Discussion on Publishing in Mens Studies: Publish or Perish

WORKSHOP 3

This workshop is about helping people publish in the field of mens studies. Common pitfalls, figuring out
where to publish, and how to approach a university press will be discussed. The workshop will be aimed
generally at junior scholars but all are welcome to attend.

Jonathan Allan, Chris Haywood, Frank Karioris (advanced registration requested) Room 2609

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Thursday, March 30, 2017 Part II

7:15 pm 8:45 pm Opening Session, School of Social Work, 1st Floor, Room 1636

25 Years of Mens Studies: A panel and discussion about roots and

branches in our field
Robert Heasley, Mark Justad, Vicki Sommer
The field of mens studies has roots in the feminist movement and a history of challenges that include defining
the field, representation of the subject, and integration into the academy. Mens Studies has advanced to be an
interdisciplinary area of study, representing a diverse range of interests in the critical examination and
meaning of men and masculinities as these are influenced by culture and social forces, represented in
literature, religion and the arts and informed by science in such fields as medicine and psychology. Join us for
an overview of the field in historical perspective and a lively discussion by participants about their own historic
and recent experiences and implications for the future of the field.

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Friday, March 31, 2017

7:30 am - 6:00 pm Conference Registration desk open, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium
7:45 am Complimentary Coffee, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium
8:15 am - 8:30 am - Moderator Orientation Session with Mark Giesler, School of Social Work, B770

Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session I - 8:30 am- 9:45 am

SESSION A SSW Room B770

Shahbaz Akbar Chaudhary
For Money and Sex The HIV Vulnerability and Risks of MSM Migrant Workers from Bangladesh, Pakistan and
the Philippines
Jonathan Allan
The Friendly Foreskin
Nitesh Singh
Sex Between White Men: How Gay Pornography Reconfigures Dynamics of Gender, Sexuality, Race & Nation


Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session I - 8:30 am- 9:45 am

SESSION B SSW Room B780
Maria Mihaela Grajdian
Gender Acrobatics: The questionable liberalism of popular culture and the emergence of alternative masculinity
patterns in late-modern Japan
Douglas Gosse
Mass Shootings: Troubling Intersections of Identity in Media Coverage & Public Reactions
Charlie Yi Zhang
Queer Citizenship in Neoliberal Times: Men Who Walk Between Pleasure and Danger


Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session I - 8:30 am- 9:45 am


SESSION C The Use of Frommian Ideas in Psychotherapy within an Age of SSW Room B798
Workshop Trumpian Hypermasculinity
Matthew Yeazel

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Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session I - 8:30 am- 9:45 am

SESSION D Cyber Men: Masculinity Constructions and Performances in New SSW Room ECC
[THEMATIC Media
PANEL]
Kyle Shupe
Steven Dashiell *2017 Frankel Scholarship Recipient

Samuel Oakley



Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session II - 10:00 am- 11:45 am

SESSION A SSW Room B770
Judith Gardiner
Alison Bechdel's Men: Closet to Creche
Andrea Waling
"They Thought I was Like a Dumbass Bogan": Australian Bogans as the Undesirable Masculine Other
Owen Horton
We Have to Go Back!: The Time-Loop Film as PTSD Experience
Alex de Coning
Victimhood and Mens Rights Activism Online: An Exploratory Study



Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session II - 10:00 am - 11:45 am

SESSION B SSW Room B780
Faith Ozer
Norms of Masculinity and the transition to adulthood among young men in Kenya
Shane Miller
Exploring Men's Motivations for not studying abroad
Nino Rodriguez
Reconstructing Black Masculinity
Angela Perone
Masculinities, Race, and Age: Perceptions of Older and Younger Black Gay Men

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Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session II - 10:00 am - 11:45 am

SESSION C Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things (2016) SSW Room B798
[Film]
Discussion Leader: Douglas Gosse

Film makers Woods & Yerxa contemplate identity, colonialism, language, and alternate sexualities in Inuit culture.


Friday, March 31, 2017 Lunch & Networking Session and Membership Meeting - 11:45 am - 2:00pm

SSW Room ECC
Join AMSA President Daphne Watkins and the Board of Directors for a casual lunch and discussions about the
many ways you can become more involved with and influence AMSA's work. The last part of this gathering will
be our annual meeting, so if you are a member you can vote on this year's issues. Non-members are welcome
to participate in the discussions.

Join the AMSA Community Today!

Renew your AMSA Membership or join AMSA
for the first time today! An AMSA Regular
Membership costs $75, while an AMSA
Student Membership is only $50[Proof of
enrollment required].

Membership in the American Men's Studies
Association means that you are a part of
advancing the critical study of men and masculinities by encouraging the development of
teaching, research and clinical practice in the field of men's studies. AMSA provides a
forum for teachers, researchers, students, and practitioners to exchange information and
to gain support for work on men and masculinities. AMSA Membership also gives you
access to a community of men's studies scholars, practitioners and activists who often
become research partners, mentors, protgs, and close friends.

Benefits of AMSA Membership include:

Receiving the Membership Directory which assists you in making professional

connections that can inspire new endeavors
Reduced AMSA Conference Rates including a Special Vendor Rate
Opportunity to Serve on the Board of Directors.

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Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session III - 2:15 3:45pm

SESSION A SSW Room B770
Kylie King
Quantitative findings from a randomized controlled trial to test the impacts of a documentary on men's masculinity
and wellbeing in Australia
Marisa Schlichthorst
Masculinity, help-seeking and social support in a sample of 14,000 Australian adult men
Todd Squires
Re-visions of Masculinity in Japanese Historical TV Epics
John Mark Wiginton
Perceived Masculinity, HIV Testing, & Healthcare Seeking among Heterosexual Men in the Dominican Republic





Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session III - 2:15 3:45pm

SESSION B SSW Room B780

Ed-Dee Williams
Predictors of Chronic Interfering Pain among Older African American Men and the Unique Role of Mental Health
Julie Ober Allen
Racial differences in patterns & predictors of physiological distress among men
Cristy E. Cummings
Barriers to Help-Seeking for Sexually Assaulted Males: Perceptions of Providers
Ray Cabrera
The Strain of Adhering to Masculinity Norms and its Association to the Psychological Health of Filipino Male
Groups




Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session III - 2:15 3:45pm

SESSION C The Art of the Deal: Masculinity and Prosperity SSW Room ECC
[THEMATIC PANEL]
Kelly J. Murphy, Jonathan A. Allan, Frank G. Karioris, Chris Haywood

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Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session III - 2:15 3:45pm

SESSION D Writers Workshop with Jericho Brown SSW Room B798

[Workshop]
Open to all conference registrants. No pre-registration necessary.

Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session IV - 4:15 5:30pm

Session A SSW Room B770

Cliff Leek
Whats in a name?: (Re)Considering Language and Frameworks for Engaging Men in Gender-based Violence
Prevention
Mieko Yoshihama and Fatmeh Baidoun
Enacting and Challenging Masculinities in Community, Based Theater - in memory of Prithvish Parekh

Janelle Renee Goodwill

Observing the relationship between depressive symptoms and compassion towards others among young Black men

Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session IV - 4:15 5:30pm

Session B SSW Room B780

Antnia Barradas
Porn in the USA: problematizing pornography and engaging men in gender equality
Kelly Highum
The Consumption of Pornography: Shaping Masculinity
Shawna F Felkins
Eroticizing Racism: Masculinities and Meta-Voyeurism in Interracial Pornography

Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session IV - 4:15 5:30pm

SESSION C SSW Room B798

Andrew J Manno
Toxic Masculinity, Casino Capitalism, and the Rise of Trumpism
Kris Gebhard
Threatened-Masculinity Externalization of Blame Predicts Aggression
Katherine Weese
Ali Smith's Revised Masculinities: A Critique of Mulvey's gaze theory

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Friday, March 31, 2017 - Concurrent Session IV - 4:15 5:30pm
SESSION D AMSA 25 Years of Men and/in Education Panel SSW Room ECC
PANEL
Members of this panel will discuss how a variety of important academic, co-curricular, and extra-curricular
issues have affected men in/and education over the past 25 years and how those and other issues are likely to
shape the education of men in the future.

Panelists Include: Elizabeth Deis, Robert Heasley, Jan Deeds, Sue V. Carter and Frank G. Karioris



Friday, March 31, 2017 Welcome Meetings 5:30 6:30pm
International Participants Welcome Lower Level Atrium
Hosted by Danielle Nahon and Alvaro Ojalvo
Student Participants Welcome Lower Level Atrium
Hosted by students from University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Men @ Nebraska and Hampden-Sydney College
Wellness Advocates



Friday, March 31, 2017 Meditation Session 5:45 6:45pm
Meditation Session UM Museum of Art
The AMSA conference is an energizing space that offers many opportunities for active intellectual engagement
with colleagues. We also recognize and value the importance of taking time for self-care and introspection. In
this regard, we are pleased to offer a 1-hour meditation session facilitated by Jeff Cohen, an AMSA member
who has been practicing in Vipassana and Bompu/Gedo Zen traditions for over ten years. Whether you are a
seasoned practitioner, complete beginner or somewhere in between, please join us in taking some time to just
breathe." The session will begin with a brief overview of postures. This will be followed by a 30-minute
guided meditation and end with a conversation about the role of meditative/contemplative practices in our
personal and professional lives.

Participants will meet near the Museum Store, which is just inside the Frankel Family Wing entrance
on South State Street.

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2017 AMSA Banquet, Frankel Award, & Keynote Address
7:00 pm 9:00 pm
Ross School of Business Executive Center, Colloquium Room, 6th Floor

*Open Bar Available from 7:00-8:00 pm

*Please use the 701 Tappan Ave entrance. Upon entering the building, you will walk towards the
Starbucks and use the elevators right located right behind it. Please take the elevators up to the
6th floor and turn right to enter the Colloquium Room.

Music provided by Anita Dumar & Ensembles

Challenging Connections: Thinking through men, masculinity and the values of
AMSA
Dr. Chris Haywood

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Saturday, April 1, 2017

7:45 am Complimentary Coffee, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium
7:45 am- 4:00 pm Conference Registration desk open, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium
8:15 am- 8:30 am - Moderator Orientation Session, School of Social Work, B770

Saturday, April 1, 2017 Concurrent Session V - 8:30 am 9:45 am

SESSION A SSW Room B770
Rich Tolman
Predicting violence-preventative behavior in an international sample of men
Valrie Roy
Practitioners views on the men who perpetrate intimate partner violence and on the construction of this social
problem
Tim JC Shand
Shifting gender norms to promote positive masculinities and SRH in the DRC


Saturday, April 1, 2017 Concurrent Session V - 8:30 am 9:45 am

SESSION B SSW Room B780
Charles Graham Jr.
Exploring the Role of Racial Identity and Perceived Personal Power on Black Men with Co-Occurring Disorders
Jeffrey P Hanna
Treating the Wall of Masculinity
Danielle Nahon and Nedra Lander
An Existential Model of Therapy in Working with Men

Saturday, April 1, 2017 Concurrent Session V - 8:30 am 9:45 am

SESSION C SSW Room B798
Cliff Leek
Invisible and Unexamined: The State of Whiteness in Mens Studies Journals
Steve Garlick
The Return of Nature: Feminism, Hegemonic Masculinities, and New Materialisms

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Saturday, April 1, 2017 Concurrent Session V - 8:30 am 9:45 am

SESSION D Investigating the lives of Black Boys and Men: Protecting to promote SSW Room ECC
[Thematic Panel] growth, strengthening to ensure survival
Alvin Thomas, Jocelyn R. Smith Lee, Shervin Assari

Saturday, April 1, 2017 Concurrent Session V - 8:30 am 9:45 am

SESSION E Mens Bodies Exposed: Sociological, Cultural, and Rhetorical SSW Room B760
[Thematic Panel] Inquires into Masculine Embodiment
Nicholas P Marino, Andrea Waling

Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VI - 10:00 am- 12:00 pm

SESSION A SSW Room B760

Don Conway-Long
Re-framing Hegemony from a Global Perspective
Muhammadali P. Kasim
Islamic Moral Publics and the masculine: A study of Islamic Masculinities in South India
Marisa Schlichthorst
Changing the conversation on masculinity - Evaluation of a social media campaign for a 3-part TV documentary
series Man Up Australia
Michael Goebel
Masculinities Studies: Why This, Why Now?


Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VI - 10:00 am- 12:00 pm

SESSION B SSW Room B770
Jonathan Alschech and Jane Sanders
Visible-Majority Men in Poverty: Social Work on the Margins of White-Male Privilege
Antnia Barradas
Quotas for Men in University: Breaking the Stereotype in European Union Law and Swedish Law
Antoine Lovell
The Pink Elephant in the Room: Where are Men in Social Work?
Keino Senior
Abortion and Masculinities: Insights from Jamaican Men

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Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VI - 10:00 am- 12:00 pm

SESSION C Film and Moderated Discussion SSW Room B780
Film
Film and Moderated Discussion: Father Unknown--David Quint, filmmaker

Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VI - 10:00 am- 12:00 pm

SESSION D AMSA 25 Years of Mens Mental and Physical Health Panel SSW Room ECC

This panel will focus on steady and emerging trends in research and practice on men's wellbeing across the life
course, with a public health and social work emphasis on marginalized men's lived experiences.

Moderator: Jamie Mitchell. Panelists: Paul Fleming, Julie Ober Allen, Harold "Woody" Neighbors

Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VI - 10:00 am- 12:00 pm

SESSION E Workshop SSW Room B798
Writers Workshop with Jericho Brown

Open to all conference registrants. No pre-registration necessary.


Saturday, April 1, 2017 Lunch Break (on your own)

Lunch Restaurants within close walking distance of the School of Social
Work
Pizza House- 618 Church St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Spacious eatery with comfy booths & fancy tile work offers Italian fare & late-night bites.
Good Time Charleys- 1140 S University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Casual indoor-outdoor canteen with multiple TVs, daily specials, karaoke & trivia nights.
Revive- 619 E University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Casual American cafe with outdoor tables offers breakfast, light bites & ready-made items to go.
Pita Pit- 615 E University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Create your own sandwiches at this health-oriented counter-serve chain.
Lucky Kitchen- 611 E University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Chinese-food offering standard dishes & combo plates.
BTB Cantina- 1140 S University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Lively bar & grill offering Mexican fare plus late-night dancing with DJs & live musicians.
Rays Red Hots- 629 E University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Hot Dogs & Sausages

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Espresso Royale- 1101 S University Ave #2, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Laid-back coffeehouse chain featuring fair-trade coffee, with some proceeds going to charity.
Amers- 611 Church St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Mediterranean Deli with coffee, tea, chocolate, pastries, breads, meats, cheeses and over 30 freshly made salads.
Brown Jug Restaurant- South University Galleria Shopping Center, 1204 S University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Pub founded in 1936 serving Greek food & decorated in hometown college football memorabilia.


Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VII - 1:30 pm- 3:00 pm

SESSION A SSW Room B770
Joshua Leavitt
PoliceMen: Gendering Law Enforcement in US Fiction & Politics, 1879-97
Antnia Barradas
Stop Throwing Stones at Geni: How is EU Parliament Resolution 2013/2103 Going to Make the Sex-buyer
Accountable
Stephen Berkemeier
The Impact of Myths and Male Role Norms on Law Enforcement Attitudes toward Male Victims of Sexual Assault:
An Ongoing Study
Jo Carrillo
Is This the Place to Start: Men's Studies and Legal Scholarship


Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VII - 1:30 pm- 3:00 pm

SESSION B SSW Room B780
Kylie King
Qualitative findings from a randomised controlled trial to test the impact of a documentary on men's masculinity
and wellbeing in Australia
Diana Fidaoui
Men's Talk in an Urban City Caf in Central New York
Richard T Evans
Tough Guise: Gay Sports Autobiography from Dave Kopay to Robbie Rogers
Timothy Warren
Mentacide: The African American Male Paradox in a Post Racial Society

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Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VII - 1:30 pm- 3:00 pm

SESSION C SSW Room B798
Workshop
Contemplative and Somatic Approaches to Critical Masculinities in the Classroom

Indigo Weller and Katherine Querna

Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VII - 1:30 pm- 3:00 pm

SESSION D SSW Room ECC

Thematic Panel
Young Black Men's Pathways Away From/To/Thru Postsecondary Education to Work

Lance Trevor McCready, Emmanuel Tabi, Anthony Q Briggs

Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VII - 1:30 pm- 3:00 pm

SESSION E AMSA 25 Years of Men and Violence Research and Activism Panel SSW Room B760
This panel will explore developments in men's studies research and activism around the issue of violence over
the last 25 years. Panelists will discuss the current state of knowledge around men's and boy's perpetration of,
prevention of, and victimization by violence as well as what is being done around these issues by activists and
practitioners in the field.

Moderator: Cliff Leek; Panelists: Joe Samalin, Rich Tolman, Valerie Roy


Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VIII - 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm

SESSION A SSW Room B760

Gilles Tremblay
The Main Theoretical Passages in the Studies of Men and Masculinities
Alvaro Andrs Ojalvo
Mens Studies and History: 25 years in Latin America colonial masculinities historiography
William N Claxon, Jr.
Then and Now: Twenty Five Years of Scholarship on Males in American Literature

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Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VIII - 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm

SESSION B SSW Room B770

Blake Loomis
Male Friendship: A Cohabitation of Masculinity and Vulnerability
Edward Barton
Comparing the long-term impacts of men who have completed the New Warrior Training Adventure
Ernest L Gibson
Aint I Your Baby, Too?: Racial Absurdity and Salvific Manhood in James Baldwins Another Country
Rod Keays
The Naturally Good Man and the Ten Thousand Blades of Life




Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VIII - 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm

SESSION C SSW Room B780

[Applied
Workshop]
Negar Abay and Carl Murrell
Is there always a choice? Men and boys as agents of social change in global perspective

Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VIII - 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm

SESSION D SSW Room B798

[Applied
Workshop]
Dwayne Brown and Antonio Lyons
Intersectional Invisibility A Conversation on Identity/Gender

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Saturday, April 1, 2017 - Concurrent Session VIII - 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm

SESSION E SSW Room ECC

[Thematic
Panel]
Sue V. Carter, Steven Dvornick, David Bushhouse, Sam Murphy
Man Up Redefined: A Student-Led Approach to Title IX Advocacy at an All-Male College

Saturday, April 1, 2017 Poster Exhibition
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium & Classrooms
(Hors d'oeuvres)
Music provided by Anita Dumar & Ensembles

Some posters may be found in SSW Breakout Rooms

Poster Title Presenters

How race affects mental health among Black men: Voices from the Julie Ober Allen
YBMen Project
The Strain of Adhering to Masculinity Norms and its Association to the
Psychological Health of Filipino Male Groups Ray Cabrera
Mr. Mom: Perceptions of Black Stay at home Fathers Allura Casanova
Exploring the parenting needs of fathers who were exposed to domestic Ericka Kimball
violence in childhood
Male enough. (De)constructing trans masculinities in Poland Anna Konkowska
For Money and Sex The HIV Vulnerability and Risks of MSM Migrant

Shahbaz A
Workers from Bangladesh, Pakistan and the Philippines
Chaudhary
Honoring our History: The Case for Richard Wright Andrew Price
Am I a real man? Gender identity concern in men undergoing infertility Paul Grunberg
treatment
Preventative Mental Health Strategies for Men in Prison Caroline
Henderson
Redefining Male Sexual Anxiety based on the Hyper-Masculine Adonis Andreas Philaretou
Complex
Mobilizing youth to address gender based violence issues in the light of

Zakia Saeed
Masculinities
Effects of Multiple Stressors and Social Support on Depressive Symptoms Kazumi Tsuchiya
Among Nonresident Black Fathers

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Saturday, April 1, 2017 An Evening with Jericho Brown
7:15 pm - 10:00 pm
Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room, 1st Floor
(Light hors d'oeuvres)

(All are welcome) Michigan Union

Kuenzel Room
Poetry performance featuring Jericho Brown and participants in the AMSA Writers Workshop

After the Performance, meet Poet-in-Residence Jericho Brown, socialize with friends, enjoy refreshments, and
relax on the final evening of AMSA 2017 in the Michigan Union Kuenzel Room.

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Sunday, April 2, 2017
7:45 am Complimentary Coffee, School of Social Work, Lower Level Atrium

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session X - 8:15 am - 9:30 am

SESSION A SSW Room B760

Robert Jensen
Radical Feminism Revisited
Przemysaw Grecki
Acting male, reading female: Methodological reflections on applying studies on masculinities to literary theories
William Reese, Jr.
Mandingo: The Historical Sexual Objectification of the African American Male

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session X - 8:15 am- 9:30 am

SESSION B SSW Room B770

Sylvestre Levis, Coffi Houngbdji
Honoring and imagining Studies on Men and Masculinities in the World: What About Males Survivors of Sexual
Abuse in Benin
Antnia Barradas
Culture, Gender and Human Rights: Contrasting perspectives from the Global North and the Global South


Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session X - 8:15 am- 9:30 am

SESSION C SSW Room B780
[Applied
Workshop]
Contemplative and Somatic Approaches to Critical Masculinities in the Classroom
Indigo Weller and Katherine Querna

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session X - 8:15 am - 9:30 am

SESSION D SSW Room ECC

[Thematic
Panel]
Multiple Masculinities in Different Populations: Intersectionality Frameworks, Methods and Themes
Beth Glover Reed, Angela Perone, Mieko Yoshihama, Larry Gant

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Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session X - 8:15 am - 9:30 am

SESSION E SSW Room B798

[Applied
Workshop]
Rewriting the Playbook: Engaging Men in Sexual Violence Prevention
Joli Ienuso and Courtney Meyer

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session XI - 9:45 am - 11:00 am

SESSION A SSW Room B760

David Pisarra
The Future of Fatherhood in an Era of Changing Gender Norms in the Family Court System
Yiqing Qian
Reducing depressive symptoms among nonresident African American fathers through parenting enhancement
Marc Grau-Grau
Explaining paternal time with children in Catalonia: Associations with demographic variables and working
conditions

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session XI - 9:45 am - 11:00 am

SESSION B SSW Room B770

Katie Querna
Psychological Aggression and Emerging Adult Men
Nitesh Singh
1 Is 2 Many - Creating Space for Male Survivors in Sexual Violence
Support, Prevention, & Awareness Programs
Charlie Lindsay Brink
Batterer Intervention Programs in Different Settings: Gender,
Collaborations, Challenges

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session XI - 9:45 am - 11:00 am

SESSION C SSW Room B780

[Applied
Workshop]
How do I teach mens studies? Applying concepts of intersubjectivity, authorization, & illegitimation within a
backward design curriculum model
Douglas Gosse

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Sunday, April 2, 2017 - Concurrent Session XI - 9:45 am - 11:00 am

SESSION D SSW Room ECC

[Thematic Panel]
Boys to Men: Quintilian, Rhetoric, & the Formation of Good Men and Good Citizens
Lowell T Frye, Elizabeth J Deis, Nick Nace

Sunday, April 2, 2017 - AMSA 25th Closing Remarks - 11:15 am - 12:00 pm

Conference Wrap-up and Reflection SSW Room ECC

An open discussion for participants to share with Board members their experiences of the conference. What was
meaningful to you? What would make next years conference better?

Thank you 2017 AMSA Conference Presenters & Attendees!

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 Congratulations
2017 Loren Frankel Student Scholarship Winner

Steven L Dashiell
Language, Literacy, and Culture Program
University of Maryland Baltimore County

His abstract titled, Analysis of Masculine Discourse in Online Discussions of Male/Male Military Rape
is part of the panel Cyber Men: Masculinity Constructions and Performances in New Media scheduled
for Friday, March 31st at 8:30am.


2017-2019 AMSA Board of Directors

Daphne C. Watkins (President) Robert Heasley

Jeff Cohen (Vice-President) Alexander Hines

Shane Miller (Treasurer) Mark Justad

Vicki L. Sommer (Recorder) Frank G. Karioris

Don Conway-Long (Membership Coordinator) Cliff Leek

Jamie Mitchell (Director of Outreach and Ed Long

Communications) Nicholas P. Marino

Robert N. Bob Minor (Webmaster) (ex officio) Bryant T. Marks

Jonathon A. Allan Alvaro Ojalvo

Stephen B. Boyd Dominic Ording

Jan Deeds Kevin Shafer

Elizabeth J. Deis Marcus E. Sharpe

Mark Giesler Andrea Waling

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 Thank You
2017 AMSA Conference Planning Committee

Jan Deeds (Conference Co-Chair) Robert Heasley

Mark Justad (Conference Co-Chair) Alex Hines

Jonathon Allen Cliff Leek

Don Conway Long James P. Maurino

Jeff Cohen Jamie Mitchell

Elizabeth Deis Alvaro Ojalvo

Mark Giesler Daphne C. Watkins

Thank You
2017 AMSA Conference Proposal Reviewers


Ed Barton Nicholas Marino Kevin Shafer

Elizabeth Deis Aesha Mustafa Robert Strikwerda

Mark Giesler Jamie Noulty Jon Talebreza

Trenton Haltom Bisi Ogungbesan Mark Tappan

Robert Heasley Dominic Ording Gilles Tremblay

Chris Hickey Andrew Price Andrea Waling

Kelly Jean Paul Richardson Carol Watson

Frank Karioris Nino Rodriguez Daphne C. Watkins

Yannick Kluch Lauren Sardi Shakeisha Wilson

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Thank You
2017 AMSA Conference Sponsors, Affiliates, and Friends

University of Michigan School of Social Work Ann Arbor, Michigan

University of Michigan School of Social Work Office of Continuing Education

Common Languages Bookstore

Dollar Bill Copying

STAND Magazine

Violinist Anita Dumar

1080 South University Ave Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1106

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