PUBLICATIONS

Introductory Sociology Resource Manual Sixth Edition (2004):
Compiled by James Sikora and Njeri Mbugua. The sixth edition contains eight articles about the core; 21 syllabi of introductory sociology courses; a wide array of assignments, projects, and class exercises, and a list of contributors. (262 pp. $16.00/$20.00, Stock #324.I04)

Visual Sociology and Using Film/Video in Sociology Courses (2002):
Edited by Diana Papademas
Nine pedagogical articles on using films/videos and photography in sociology courses and 15 syllabi, guides, and assignments. Includes reviews of selected films/videos, a list of series and festivals, professional resources and distributors, and a film index. (331 pp., $20.00/$24.00, Stock #215.V02.)

Innovative Techniques for Teaching Sociological Concepts (1993):
Edited by Edward Kain and Robin Neas
Eighty techniques for teaching basic sociological ideas in courses throughout the curriculum, especially high school sociology and introductory sociology courses. Procedures for each technique are described in full. Includes teaching objectives, references, materials needed, and estimated time for each technique. (144 pp. $13.00/$17.00, Stock # 203.I93)

Issues in U.S. Immigration: Resources and Suggestions for High School Teachers and College Instructors (2000):
Edited by Charles Jaret and Ann D. Newman
The second edition of this guide contains useful information and facts about immigration, references to books, articles, and data sources, suggestions for developing critical thinking skills, and instructional materials and teaching aids. (64 pp. $8.00/$12.00, Stock # 364.I95)

Instructor's Resource Manual on Social Problems (Third Edition) (2001):
Edited by Lutz Kaelber and Walter Carroll.
The third edition of this useful guide provides materials to help those teaching social problems for the first time as well as experienced instructors. The manual includes 13 syllabi, 35 assignments, exercises, and policy guidelines, and a guide to web resources for social problems. (158 pp. $14.00/$18.00, Stock #347.I01)

Majoring in Sociology: A Guide for Students,
Designed for high school and undergraduate students, this brochure defines sociology ad gives information on how to apply to college and pursue a sociology degree; highlights employment possibilities with a B.A./B.S. sociology degree; gives tips on beginning the job search; and lists relevant ASA academic and career resources. (Free/multiple $0.50 each/$50.00 for 100)

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