American Sociological Association



CURRICULUM VITA OF THOMAS C. CALHOUN

December 2008

I. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

Calhoun, Thomas C. Interim Dean

College of Liberal Arts

Professor of Sociology

Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology

JSU Box 18830

Jackson State University

Jackson, MS 39217

Telephone: Home: 601-892-2057

Office: 601-979-8271

Email: thomas.c.calhoun@jsums.edu

II. EDUCATION

1970 B.A. Sociology, Texas Wesleyan College

1971 M.A. Sociology, Texas Tech University

1988 Ph.D. Sociology, University of Kentucky

M.A. Thesis

“Public Health Variables in the City of Lubbock”

Ph.D. Dissertation

“Theoretical Considerations on the Entrance and Stabilization of Male Street Prostitutes”

III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2010 - Interim Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Jackson State University.

Duties include: Preparation of Annual Report, handling student and faculty issues, work with departments on accreditation materials, represent the Dean at various meetings, assist departments with the recruitment of new faculty, review College’s budget and make recommendations to the Dean, assist Dean in responding to requests from the Provost and President’s Office, and other duties as assigned.

2007 - 2010 Professor and Chair, Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology. Directed the department’s undergraduate and graduate program. Served as fiscal officer for the department, coordinated curriculum development, supervised master’s theses and projects, responsible for hiring and evaluation of faculty and other duties as assigned by the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Taught courses at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

2005 - 2007 Associate Provost for Academic Affairs. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: curriculum matters, new programs, program eliminations, military programs, Assessment, Continuing Education, Core Curriculum, Pre-Major Advisement and other assignments from the Provost and Chancellor. Professor of Sociology.

2003 – 2005 Professor and Chair, Department of Sociology

Courses taught or will teach: Undergraduate/graduate courses in race relations and qualitative research methods, deviant behavior, and juvenile delinquency.

2001 – 2003 Professor, Department of Sociology.

Courses taught or will teach: Undergraduate/graduate courses in race relations and qualitative research methods, deviant behavior, and juvenile delinquency.

2000- 2001 Interim Associate Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Director of Summer Sessions. Responsible for Assessment, University Wide Curriculum, Honors Program, Learning Communities, First Year Experience, General Studies, Academic appeals/dismissals and Summer Sessions. Promoted to Full Professor.

1998-2000 Director, Institute for Ethnic Studies. Responsible for the overall operations of the Native American Studies, African and African American Studies, Latino and Latin American Studies Programs. Direct supervision of the Coordinators for each of these programs.

1997-2001 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and African American Studies. See following entry.

1997-1998 Special Assistant to the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University

of Nebraska. Had the responsibility of working with the Honors College,

Development of a College Plan for Recruitment, and analyzing data

relative to the College Plan and Chairs and Directors Retreat.

1996-1997 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Nebraska- Lincoln. Tenured.

Courses taught: Graduate/undergraduate course in Advanced Minority Groups;

Graduate/undergraduate course in the Sociology of Deviance,

Juvenile Delinquency, Introduction to Sociology.

1988-1996 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Ohio

University. Tenured: September 1994. On leave 1994-1995 Academic

year.

Courses taught: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Juvenile

Delinquency, Deviant Behavior, Medical Sociology, Criminology,

Alternative to Incarceration, Penology, Minority Groups, Graduate

Seminars in Deviant Behavior, Community Bases Corrections, and

Juvenile Delinquency

1994-1995 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of

Nebraska-Lincoln

Courses taught: Nationality and Race Relations, Juvenile Delinquency,

Graduate/undergraduate advance course in Minority Groups

Summer 1994 NSF Multicultural Teaching Fellow, Department of Sociology, University

of Nebraska-Lincoln

1989-1993 Director, Criminology Program, Department of Sociology &Anthropology

Ohio University

1984-1988 Instructor, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work,

Western Kentucky University

Courses taught: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Juvenile

Delinquency, Criminology, Community Corrections, Graduate Seminar in

Deviant Behavior

1985-1988 Pretrial Service Officer, Administrative Office of the Courts, 8th Judicial

District, Bowling Green, Kentucky (part-time)

1981-1984 Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology, University of Kentucky

Courses taught: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, The Community, The Sociology of Deviant Behavior

1975-1977 Instructor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Old Dominion

University

Courses taught: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Minority

Groups, the Sociology of Addiction

1974-1975 Instructor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Mount Union College

Courses taught: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Minority Groups,

Juvenile Delinquency, Criminology

1973-1974 Administrator, Adult Addictive Treatment Facility, Stark County Council

On Drug Abuse, Canton, Ohio

Duties: Supervised a staff of 10 including: Medical Director, Nurses, and

Social Workers. I had the overall responsibility to ensure that all Federal

and State regulations governing the treatment of heroin addicts were

followed.

1971-1974 Instructor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Mount Union College Courses taught: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Minority Groups, Criminology

IV. RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY

A. Interests and Specialties:

Deviance/Criminology

Juvenile Delinquency

Race & Ethnic Relations

Qualitative Methods

B. Current Projects

Developing a research proposal to study Black Crack Cocaine Users in a Rural Community.

.

V. PUBLICATIONS AND CREATIVE WORKS [Give complete bibliographical

information]:

A. Books

Thio, Alex, Thomas C. Calhoun and Addrain Conyers. In Press. Deviancy Today, 1st Ed. Boston: Allyn & Bacon.

Thio, Alex, Thomas C. Calhoun and Addrain Conyers. 2010. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 6th Edition.Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Calhoun, Thomas C., Alex Thio and Addrain Conyers. 2010. Test Manual to accompany Thio, Alex, Thomas C. Calhoun and Addrain Conyers. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 6th Edition.Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon Allyn & Bacon. Available Electronically. In Press.

Thio, Alex, Thomas C. Calhoun and Addrain Conyers. 2008. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 5th Edition.Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN: 10:0-205-50372-1.

Calhoun, Thomas C., Alex Thio and Addrain Conyers. 2008. Test Manual to accompany Thio, Alex, Thomas C. Calhoun and Addrain Conyers. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 5th Edition.Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon Allyn & Bacon. Available Electronically.

Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2006. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 4th Edition Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN: 0-205-45452-6

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Alex Thio. 2006. Test Manual to accompany Thio, Alex and Thomas Calhoun Readings in Deviant Behavior. 4th Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. Available Electronically.

Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2004. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 2004. 3rd

Edition Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Alex Thio. 2004. Test Manual to accompany Thio, Alex

and Thomas Calhoun Readings in Deviant Behavior. 3nd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ONLINE ONLY

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Constance Chapple. 2003. Readings in Juvenile Delinquency

and Juvenile Justice. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall Publishers. ISBN-0-13- 028171-9.

Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2001. Readings in Deviant Behavior. 2nd Edition.

Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN # 0-205-31904-1.

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Alex Thio. 2001. Test Manual to accompany Thio, Alex and

Thomas Calhoun Readings in Deviant Behavior. 2nd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Thio, Alex and Thomas Calhoun. 1995. Readings in Deviant Behavior. New York:

HarperCollins, Inc. ISBN-0-673-99261-6.

Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1995. Test Manual to accompany Thio, Alex and

Thomas Calhoun. Readings in Deviant Behavior. New York: HarperCollins, Inc. ISBN-0-673-55805-3.

B. Articles in Professional Journals:

Calhoun, Thomas C. 2010. Perceived Receptivity of Sociology Faculty and Administration Toward Minorities of Race, Religion, and Sexual Orientations (2008 MSSA Presidential Address). Sociological Spectrum, Vol 30 (5), 605-620.

Guest Editors. Special Issue . A Sociology of Deviance in the New Milleninum. Konty, Mark and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2006. Sociological Spectrum, Vol. 26(6)

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Addrain Conyers. 2006. Introduction. A Sociology of Deviance in the New Millennium. Sociological Spectrum. Vol. 26(6) pages 529-531.

Wright II, Earl and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2006. “Jim Crow Sociology: Toward An

Understanding of the Origin and Principles of Black Sociology. Sociological Focus. Vol. 39 No.1, pages 1-18.

Calhoun, Thomas C. 2003. “Student and Faculty Perceptions of Social Problems: How

Different are They ‘Really’?” Sociological Focus. Vol. 36(4) pages 277-290. Presidential Address of the North Central Sociological Association.

Heltsley, Martha and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2003. “The Good Mother: Neutralization

Techniques Used by Pageant Mothers.” Deviant Behavior, Vol. 24(2) pages 81-99.

Jonson, Jessica L. and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2002. “Don’t Bring Faculty to Assessment,

Bring Assessment to Faculty.” Assessment Update. Vol. 14, Number 6, pages 8-10.

Guest Editor, Special Issue on Hate Crimes with Don Cunnigen, University of Rhode

Island. 2001. Journal of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Spring 2001, Vol. 38, Number 2.

Wright Earl II and Thomas Calhoun. 2001. “From the Common Thug to the Local

Businessman: An Exploration into an Urban African American Barbershop.” Deviant Behavior, Vol. 22(3) pages 267-288.

Parker, Keith D., Thomas Calhoun, and Greg Weaver. 2000. “Variables Associated With Adolescent Alcohol Use: A Multi-Ethnic Comparison.” Journal of Social Psychology, 140(1), 51-62.

Aaron, Vanetta, Keith D. Parker, Suzanne Ortega, and Thomas Calhoun. 1999. “The

Extended Family as a Source of Support Among African Americans.” Challenge. Summer/Fall. Vol.10, No. 2, pages 23-36.

Cannon, Julie Harms, Thomas C. Calhoun, and Rhonda Fisher. 1998 “Amateur Stripping

and Gaming Encounters: Fun in Games or Gaming as Fun?” Deviant Behavior. Vol. 19(4) Pages 317-337.

Also reprinted in Wysocki, D. K. 2004 (2007) . Readings in Social Research Methods.

Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishers. Pp 206-216, and 176-184 (3rd Ed.)

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Greg Weaver. “Rational Decision-Making Among Male Street

Prostitutes.” Deviant Behavior. 1996. Vol 17(2) 209-227.

Calhoun, Thomas C., Fisher, Rhonda, and Julie Ann Harms Cannon. “Amateur

Stripping: Sexualized Entertainment and Gendered Fun.” Sociological Focus. 1996. Vol. 29(2) pp 155-166.

Parker, Keith D., Thomas Calhoun, and James Minor. 1996. “Predictors of Alcohol Use Among African American Adolescents in Urban Settings. Challenge Vol 7 (3) pp. 45-54.

Parker, Keith D. and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1996. “Gender Differences in Global Life

Satisfaction Among African Americans.” National Journal of Sociology. Vol. 10(1) pp 1-13.

Parker, Keith D. And Thomas Calhoun. 1996. “Predictors of Life Satisfaction Among

Black Americans.” Western Journal of Black Studies. Vol. 20 (3).134-139.

Calhoun, Thomas C., Keith Parker, and Greg Weaver. 1995. “Attitudes of African-

Americans Towards Drugs in the Community: A Multivariate Analysis.” Western Journal of Black Studies. Vol. 19(2) 143-148.

Parker, Keith D., Greg Weaver, and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1995. “Predictors of Alcohol

and Drug Use: A Multi-Ethnic Comparison.” Journal of Social Psychology. Vol 135(5) 581-590.

*Parker, Keith D., Suzanne Ortega, and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1992. “Perceptions of

Crime, Fear of Crime, and the Guardian Angels: A Study of Nighttime Riders on the NYC Subways.” Journal of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Inc. Vol. 37, No. 2, 80-90.

* This article did not appear until 1997.

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Margaret A. Appel. “A Proposal for General Education.” In

The Continuing Reform of Undergraduate Education, Part II. 1992. Ohio University: October 9-12. In house publication

Anderson, Leon and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1992. “Facilitative Aspects of Field Research

with Deviant Street Populations.” Sociological Inquiry Vol 62(4) 490-498.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2006. Readings in

Deviant Behavior. 4th Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2004. Readings in Deviant

Behavior. 3rd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

.

Anderson, Leon and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1992. “Facilitative Aspects of Field Research

with Deviant Street Populations.” Sociological Inquiry Vol 62(4) 490-498.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2006. Readings in

Deviant Behavior. 4th Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2001. Readings in Deviant

Behavior. 2nd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN # 0-205-31904-1. Pages 18- 24.

Calhoun, Thomas C. “Male Street Hustling: Introduction Processes and Stigma

Containment.” 1992. Sociological Spectrum Vol 12 pp. 35-52.

Also reprinted in Hensley, Christopher and Richard Tewksbury. 2003. Sexual Deviance

Boulder, CO. Lynne Reinnner Publishers. Pages 187-201

Also reprinted in Tewksbury, Richard and Patricia Gagne. 2000. Deviance and

Deviants: An Anthology. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing Company. Pages 259-267.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas Calhoun. 1995. Readings in Deviant

Behavior. New York: HarperCollins, Inc. pp 318-328.

Calhoun, Thomas and Brian Pickerill. 1988. “Young Male Prostitutes: Their Knowledge

of Selected Sexually Transmitted Diseases.” Psychology: A Journal of Human Behavior, Vol. 25 No. 3-4, pp 1-8.

Okeson, Jeffrey, P., D.M.D., Moody, Philip M., Ph.D., Kemper, John T., D.M.D., and

Thomas C. Calhoun, M.A. 1983. “Evaluation of Occlusal Splint Therapy.” Journal of Craniomandibular Practice, 1(3) 48-52.

Moody, Philip M., Ph.D., Kemper, John T., D.M.D., Okeson, Jeffrey P., D.M.D.,

Calhoun, Thomas C., M.A., and Merril Packer, D.D.S. 1982. “Recent Life Changes and Myofascial Pain Syndrome.” The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry. 48(3) 328-330.

Moody, Philip M., Ph.D., Calhoun, Thomas C., M.A., Okeson, Jeffrey P., D.M.D., and

John T. Kemper, D.M.D. 1981. “Stress Pain Relationships in MPD Syndrome Patients and Non-MPD Syndrome Patients.” Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 45(1) 84-88.

Also abstracted in Dental Abstracts, 26(7) 359-360.

C. Chapters in Professional Books

Warren, Patricia Y. and Thomas Calhoun. 2008. “Racial Profiling.” Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society. Edited by Richard T. Schaefer. Los Angeles: Sage Publications. Volume # 1, pages 1111-1113.

Calhoun, Thomas and Mark Konty. 2007. “Labeling.” Encyclopedia of Sociology. Edited by George Ritzer. Blackwell Publishers. Volume V, pages 2501-2504.

Calhoun, Thomas C. and Greg Weaver. 2001. “Male Prostitution.” In Peck, Dennis L.

and Norman A. Dolch. Extraordinary Behavior: A Case Study Approach to Understanding Social Problems. Westport, CT: Praeger. Pages 212-226.

Weaver, Greg S. and Thomas Calhoun. 2000. “Prostitution-Male” In Encyclopedia of

Criminology and Deviant Behavior. Edited by C. Bryant. Volume 3: Sexual Deviance, Edited by N. Davis and G. Geis. Philadelphia, PA: Taylor & Francis. Pages 273-276.

Calhoun, Thomas C., Julie Ann Harms Cannon, and Rhonda Fisher. 1998. “Explorations

in Youth Culture. Amateur Stripping: What We Know and What We Don’t” In Jon Epstein’s Youth Culture: Identity in a Postmodern World. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishers, p. 302-326.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2001. Readings in Deviant

Behavior. 2nd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN # 0-205-31904-1. Pages 163-175.

Calhoun, Thomas C., Fisher, Rhonda, and Julie Harms Cannon. 1998. “The Case of

Amateur Stripping: Sex Codes and Egalitarianism in a Heterosocial Setting.” In Deegan, Mary Jo. The Ritual Tapestry: Social Rules and Cultural Meanings in America. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Company. Pages 47-61.Book Reviews

Cannon, Julie Harms, Thomas C. Calhoun, and Rhonda Fisher. 1998 “Amateur Stripping

and Gaming Encounters: Fun in Games or Gaming as Fun?” Deviant Behavior. Vol. 19(4), pages 319-337.

Also reprinted in Wysocki, D. K. 2003. Readings in Social Research Methods. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishers. Pages 206-216.

Also reprinted in Wysocki, D. K. 2008. Readings in Social Research Methods. Belmont,

CA: Wadsworth Publishers. Pages 176-184.

Anderson, Leon and Thomas C. Calhoun. 1992. “Facilitative Aspects of Field Research

with Deviant Street Populations.” Sociological Inquiry Vol 62(4) 490-498.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2004. Readings in Deviant

Behavior. 3nd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas C. Calhoun. 2001. Readings in Deviant

Behavior. 2nd Edition. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN # 0-205-31904-1. Pages 18- 24.

Calhoun, Thomas C. “Male Street Hustling: Introduction Processes and Stigma

Containment.” 1992. Sociological Spectrum Vol 12 pp. 35-52.

Also reprinted in Hensley, Christopher and Richard Tewksbury. 2003. Sexual

Deviance.Boulder, CO. Lynne Reinnner Publishers. Pages 187-201.

Also reprinted in Tewksbury, Richard and Patricia Gagne. 2000. Deviance and

Deviants: An Anthology. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing Company. Pages 259-267.

Also reprinted in Thio, Alex and Thomas Calhoun. 1995. Readings in Deviant Behavior.

New York: HarperCollins, Inc. pp 318-328.

E. Book Reviews:

Calhoun, Thomas C. And Mark Peyrot. Children of the Night. 1985. Urban Life. 14(3)

345-348.

VI. TEACHING EXPERIENCE

A. Teaching Interests and Specialists:

Juvenile Delinquency, Qualitative Research Methods, Deviance, & Race Relations

B. Teaching and Training Grants:

1977-1980 National Institute of Mental Health Trainee (MH 15930), Department of Behavioral Sciences, College of Medicine, University of Kentucky. Assistant to Dr. Philip Moody. Funding for Ph.D. studies.

1970-1971 National Science Foundation Fellow. Texas Tech University. Funding for M.A.degree in Sociology.

C. Teaching Awards and Honors:

2006 Aida Tomeh Distinguished Service Award. North Central Sociological Association. Indianapolis, IN. March.

2005 A Wade Smith Award for Teaching, Mentorship, and Service. Association of Black Sociologists. Philadelphia, PA. August.

1999 Outstanding Contributions to Teaching Award – UNL Parent’s Association

1998 Outstanding Contributions to Teaching Award – UNL Parent’s Association

1992-1993 Outstanding Teacher Award, College of Arts and Sciences (Faculty) Ohio University

1990-1991 University Professor (Teaching Award) Ohio University

1980-1981 Crusade Scholar, Board of Global Ministries, the United Methodist Church

1977-1980 National Institute of Mental Health Trainee, University of Kentucky

1970-1971 National Science Foundation Fellow, Texas Tech University

1970 Alpha Kappa Delta, National Sociology Honorary, Texas Wesleyan College

1970 National Observer Award, Texas Wesleyan College

1970 Outstanding Sociology Major, Texas Wesleyan College

Selected University Committee Participation

Strategic Planning (SACS Accreditation)

General Education Committee

Chancellor’s Budget and Planning Task Force

Graduate Council (member); Chair Academic Program Review

Associate Provost Search Committee (member)

Co-Chair Agility and Efficiency Task Force

McNair Advisory Committee, Member

Norwood Committee

COLA Council

University Women’s Advisory Board

Promotion and Tenure Committee

C. Other

Interdepartmental Relations Committee with Administration of Justice

Illinois Articulation Initiative Panel

VIII. Professional Service

A. Membership in Professional Associations

Association of Black Sociologists

American Sociological Association

North Central Sociological Association

Association of Social and Behavioral Scientists, Inc.

Mid-South Sociological Association

B. Offices Held and Honors Awarded in Professional Associations:

2005 President, Mid-South Sociological Association

2004 President-Elect, Mid-South Sociological Association

Chairperson, Tomeh Distinguished Service Award Committee

Butler Jones Scholarship Committee, Chairperson (NCSA)

2003 Chairperson, Nominations Committee, North Central Sociological Association

2002 President, North Central Sociological Association

2001 President-Elect, North Central Sociological Association.

2001 Chairperson, Nominations Committee, Association of Black Sociologists

2000 President, Association of Social and Behavioral Scientists, Inc.

1998 Vice President, Mid-South Sociological Association

1997-1998 Vice President, North Central Sociological Association.

1997-1998 2nd Vice President, Association of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Inc.

1996-1997 Vice President-Elect, North Central Sociological Association

D. Evaluation of Manuscripts for Journals and Book Publishers and or Grant Proposals for Agencies:

Book prospectus reviewer for various publishing companies

Reviewer for the following peer reviewed journals:

Deviant Behavior

Contemporary Ethnography

Sociological Focus

Association of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Sociological Spectrum

Explorations in Ethnic Studies

Humanity and Society

Social Science Research

E. Papers and Presentations at Professional Meetings (other than those listed under “Research and Creative Activity”)

2008 “Transforming the Dissertation into Journal Articles.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Social and Behaviorial Scientists. Greensboro, NC. March

2008 “Transforming the Dissertation into Journal Articles.” Presented to the University Community. Sponsored by The Division of Graduate Studies, Jackson State University.

2007 Negotiating the Job Market. Panel Participant. Mid-South Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Mobile, AL. October.

2007 Preparing for Tenure and Promotion Panel Participant. Mid-South Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Mobile, AL. October

2004 “Growing a Department in Hard Times.” Chairs’ Workshop, American

Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA. August.

2003 Professional Development Series Panel, Brothers of the Academy, Think Tank/

Conference, Kansas City, MO. October.

2003. Calhoun, Thomas C. “How Far Are We Removed, ‘Really’?” Presidential

Address for the Annual Meeting of the North Central Sociological Association. Cincinnati, OH. March.

2002. Keynote Speaker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Institute for Ethnic Studies

30th Anniversary

2001 “Getting the Most Out of Qualitative Data.” Sociology Symposium, Kent State

University “Recruitment and Retention of Students/Faculty of Color.” Sociology

Symposium, Kent State University.

2001 Keynote Speaker. Alpha Kappa Delta Initiation Ceremony. Southern Illinois

University at Carbondale

2001. Mauney, Teelyn and Thomas C. Calhoun. “Excuse Me Miss, My Steak is

Undercooked: A Frame Analysis of Waitressing and Negotiated Power.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the North Central Sociological Association Meeting. Cincinnati, OH. March.

2001 Cannon, Julie Harms and Thomas Calhoun. “Daring to Dance: The Function of

Peers in Amateur Stripping Behavior.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest

Sociological Association Annual Meeting. St. Louis, MO, April, 2001.

2001 Jonson, Jessica and Thomas Calhoun. “Mid-Cycle Assessment Review: A

Mechanism for Creating a Positive Assessment Culture.” Presented at the Annual

Meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Chicago, IL, March, .

2000. Keynote Speaker. Alpha Kappa Delta Initiation Ceremony. Western Kentucky

University

2000 Cannon, Julie Ann Harms and Thomas C. Calhoun. “Toward an Integrated

Theory of Amateur Stripping.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Mid-South

Sociological Association Meeting, Knoxville, TN, October, 2000.

1999 Wright, Earl II and Thomas C. Calhoun. “The Underground Economy and the

Urban African American Barbershop.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Mid

South Sociological Association Meeting, Jackson, MS, November.

1998 Calhoun, Thomas C. “Teaching Race Relations on Predominantly White

Campuses.” Presented at the Association of Black Sociologists Annual Meeting, San

Francisco, CA.

1997 Harms Cannon, Julie A., Calhoun, Thomas C., and Rhonda Fisher. “Amateur

Strippers — An Interactional Analysis.” Presented at the North Central Sociological

Association. Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, April.

1997 Harms Cannon, Julie A., Calhoun, Thomas C., and Lisa Elliott. “Personal Ads-

Another Look.” Presented at the North Central Sociological Association Meeting,

Indianapolis, IN, April.

1996 Parker, Keith D. and Thomas Calhoun. “Alcohol Use Among Rural-Urban

African American Adolescents: Predictive and Situational Factors.” Presented at the

Association of Black Sociologists Meeting, New York City, August.

1996 Calhoun, Thomas C., Weaver, Greg, and Keith D. Parker. “Factors Associated

With Alcohol Use Among Black Adolescents: A Multivariate Analysis.” Presented at the

Southern Sociological Association Meeting, Richmond, VA, April.

1996 Calhoun, Thomas C., Harms Cannon, Julie A. and Rhonda Fisher. “Actors and

Staff: The Amateur Dance Contest.” Presented at the Mid-South Sociological

Association Meeting, Little Rock, AR, October.

1995 Calhoun, Thomas C., Fisher, Rhonda, and Julie Ann Harms Cannon. “Amateur

Stripping: Sex Codes and Egalitarianism in a Heterosocial Setting.” Presented at the

Mid-South Sociological Association Meeting, Mobile, AL, October.

1995 Parker, Keith D. and Thomas C. Calhoun. “Gender Differences in Life

Satisfaction Among African Americans. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Association of Black Sociologists, Washington, D.C., August.

1995 Parker, Keith D., Weaver, Greg and Thomas C. Calhoun. “Attitudes of African

Americans Towards Drugs in the Community: A Multivariate Analysis.” Presented at

the Southern Sociological Association Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April.

1995 Parker, Keith D., Aaron, Vanetta, and Thomas Calhoun. “The Extended Family

as a Source of Support Among African Americans.” Presented at the Ethnics Studies

Conference, Boulder, CO, March.

1995 Shamblin, Don H. and Thomas C. Calhoun. “Is Criminology a Liberal Arts

Discipline or a ‘Conservative Arts’ Discipline?” Presented to the Conference on

Criminal Justice Education, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York City,

October.

1993 Calhoun, Thomas C. And John Born. “Alcohol Impaired Drivers: The

Relationship Between SES and Familial Attachment to Recidivism.” Presented at the

Association of Social and Behavioral Sciences Meetings, Cleveland, OH, March.

1991. Calhoun, Thomas C. “Managing an Identity as Non-Homosexual: The Case of

the Male Street Hustler.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, San Antonio, TX, March.

1990 Anderson, E. Leon and Thomas C. Calhoun. “Field Research with Stigmatized Populations:

A Comparison.” Presented at the Qualitative Research Conference, Toronto, Canada. March

1989 Calhoun, Thomas C. “The Benefits and Liabilities of Street Hustling.” Presented

at the Mid-South Sociological Association Meeting, Little Rock, Arkansas. March.

1987. Calhoun, Thomas C. “Young Male Prostitutes and their Customers: The

Interaction Process.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, Dallas, TX, March.

1986 Calhoun, Thomas C. and Brian Pickerill. “Young Male Prostitutes: Knowledge of

Selected Sexually Transmitted Diseases.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Southwestern Social Science Association, Dallas, TX, March.

1986 Cardwell, Jerry D. And Thomas C. Calhoun. “Full Time Gospel Television and

Evangelical Impression Management: Creating a Consciousness of Kind.” Presented at

the Annual Meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association, Jackson, MS, October.

1985 Calhoun, Thomas C. “Researching a Deviant Subculture: Methodological

Considerations in Studying the Street Hustler.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Popular Culture Association, Louisville, KY, April.

1984 Calhoun, Thomas C. “The Sociology of Street Hustling: A Review of Literature

and Proposed Research Agenda.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest

Sociological Society, Chicago, IL, April.

1979 Calhoun, Thomas C., M.A., Moody, Philip, M., Ph.D. and John T. Kemper,

D.M.D. “Objective vs. Subjective Measures of Pain: The Case of the TMJ Patient.”

Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, Ft.

Worth, TX, March.

1979 Calhoun, Thomas C., M.A., Moody, Philip M., Ph.D., and Jeffrey P. Okeson,

D.M.D. “The Relationship between Subjective Stress and Pain.” Presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA, March.

F. Other

2002-2004 Race, Class, & Gender Book Award Committee, ASA Section on Race(Member)

2002 Alpha Kappa Delta Panel Member, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting

2002 Sociological Focus, Editorial Board Member

2002 Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Associate Editor

2002 Deviant Behavior, Editorial Board Member

2001 Campus Representative, American Association of Colleges and Universities. “Great Expectations Initiative.” University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

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