Step 1: Form group
Step 2: Give distinctive name to your group
Step 3: Decide on group contact person
Step 4: Brainstorm 5 possible ideas for project topics
Step 5: Post to this thread with:
A. Name of group
B. List of people in group
C. Gmail of contact person
D. Your 5 possible ideas
Step 6: TA will contact your contact person with next steps
A. TEAM SHAM-WOW
ReplyDeleteB. Jeseka Fuller, Adam Cyca, Joe Slovasky
C. Jf174509@gmail.com
D.
-Flash mob ordeal
-Teen pregancys
-Smoking
-Judging of people
-Breaking social norms
A. The Spice Girls
ReplyDeleteB. Olivia Ohlin, Hillary Johns, Leeann Lanzarotta, Mackenzie Bowman
C. oliviaohlin@gmail.com
D.
- social roles/norms amongst males and females in college
- trends in college; fitting/blending in
- the meme of jersey shore
- teen pregnancy becoming more acceptable
A. Team Vazpaship
ReplyDeleteB. Colin Blankenship, Kate Klapak, Chad Vasquez
C. Colinblnknshp@gmail.com
D. 1) Looking Glass Self
2) Secondary Groups
3) Culture of OU Students
4) Sociological Imagination
5) Rap Video about symbols/cultures
A. Team Awesome
ReplyDeleteB. Amanda Walo, Steph Mccloud, Kelly Swackhamer, and Sandie Young
C. sy234607@ohio.edu
D. 1. parties relating to the growing social networks and the evolution of society 2. Relating sociological imagination to how groups help in relief efforts 3. Bureaucracies have taken over America?! 4. Evolution of societies/ social media 5. The Commons/ Somalia
Group name: Throw the hammer down!
ReplyDeleteGroup members: Dale Cotton, Robert Soles, Megan Krueger,Sara Wilson
Contact person: dc226409@ohio.edu
Possible Ideas: 1.Control the whale theory
2.Violating social norms
3.Looking glass self
4.Conflict theory (competing interests)
5.Fixing Wikipedia
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ReplyDeleteGroup name: Get Sily !
ReplyDeleteGroup members: helena, erica d, stephanie d, danielle me
Contact person: dm400609@ohio.edu
Possible ideas: relationship cycle****
looking glass self
conflict
sociological imagination
OU students
A. Team RADS
ReplyDeleteB. Rachel Thompson
Samantha Davis
Daniel Ahrens
Amy Slaven
C. AS146509@gmail.com
D. 1. start a line somewhere and see how many people line up without knowing where the line leads
2. dress someone up as a homeless man and see how much money is given to him/her as opposed to any other day while begging
3. go to different social groups around campus, talk about things they would stereotypically agree/disagree with and see how they react
4. print off 3 pictures of people and show them to random people, then ask them to say the first three things that come to mind, then tell them three actual facts about the people (pretty girl =transgender, 'hot guy' committed suicide) show how people are judgmental and when familiarity with them is stripped away you see them without judgement
5. go to different social groups and ask if they came with a friend, see how many connections they have versus people who come alone
A. Fuzzy Kittens
ReplyDeleteB. Adam Chow, Kate Slanker, Cassie Kovell
C. cekovell@gmail.com
D. 1.Overview of Ohio University Diversity, 2. social outcasts, 3. differentiating treatment with disability 4. stuff a pillow in stomach like youre pregnant-drink/smoke see how people react 5. fill a beer case with pop... see what people do depending on the setting
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ReplyDeleteGroup name: The 5 Valuables
ReplyDeleteGroup members: Kelly Asmus, Jessica Deeds, Chelsea Rollins, Ashley Hardin, Hannah Morgan
Contact person: Chelsea Rollins (crollins624@gmail.com)
Topic: Ohio University culture/values
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ReplyDeleteA) Super Group
ReplyDeleteB) Rachel Wallace, Edward Holloway, Ryan LaVergne
C) Ryan LaVergne - lavergne.ryan@gmail.com
D) Sex Sells, Changes in technology, social classes around OU, family traditions/norms/values, symbols and icons
A) SERG
ReplyDeleteB) Sarah Sarich, Ryan Gonzolas, Elizabth Walcutt, Rachel Mende.
C) Sarah Sarich - snowshoebabe99@gmail.com
D) 1. Breaking social norms: for every norm we break, we help someone else break one of theirs.
2. Breaking social norms: does it go unnoticed in college towns?
3. Conflict Theory: big business driving out uniqueness in a small town
4. How groups form: the birth of TOMS shoes on campus
5. Network ties between college, myspace, and facebook.
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ReplyDeleteA)JAKBB
ReplyDeleteB)Andy Hessler, Bradley Meyer, Katie Lewis, Brooke Ling, Jennifer Newsome.
C)jn166109@gmail.com
D)-Judging people/looking glass self
-Breaking social norms/How norms have changed
-Facebook freiends VS actual friends
-Self aware objects
-Holidays/Icons
LGBT
ReplyDelete-Ciara Warmke
-Josh Cotterman
-Christina Fisher (cf105398@gmail.com)
-Hallie Dunn
-Breanna Rosser
Idea: LGBT suicide rates vs. media changes.
A) 2 guys and 3 girls
ReplyDeleteB) megan dowler (megandowler@gmail.com)*contact
-Alex N
-Joe H
-Eric B
-Justine S
C) Conflict theory
-looking glass self
-act out an example of shirky
-online video games and how it affects people
-social networking
GROUP NAME: Team Snow Storm
ReplyDeleteGROUP MEMBERS: Stephanie Gable
Brittany Purpura
Samantha Pinnick
Emily Fouss
Stacy Offenberger
CONTACT:
emily.fouss@gmail.com
IDEAS:
Binge Drinking
Cell Phone and Texting Use
Changes in Generations
Memes
Cnflict Theory- Extremely Rich and Poor
A) The Meigs Group
ReplyDeleteB)Jahnna Lydic, Amanda Gilkey, Lindsey Myers, Ernie Welsh
C)jl252708@gmail.com
D)-Looking glass self- How we do things based on gender roles and how we see our self in those roles based on norms set by society already.
-How people interact in different cultures and how their norms differ from ours.
-Differnet cultures and how they communicate.
-How the Amish have differnt norms that we do.
-How technology has changed the norms in society. How it is now exceptable to talke to others, by text, during class, meetings, or other times that would not have been exceptable before it was a norm for everyone to have a cell phone.
french toast mafia
ReplyDeleteAlex Vandenberg, Matthew Driver, Rachel Timblin, Stacey Thomas
rachel timblin rt130209@ohio.edu
ideas:
1)going through the decades
2)culture stuff ex. tattoos, alcohol, trends
3)two different sides to a college student.
4)eating norms (how people eat)
5)different riots and protests
D.V.S.S.
ReplyDelete-Contact: Cassie Sharpe- cs103908@gmail.com
Group Members: Cassie Sharpe, Greg Schindler, Brian Vickers Tim Duda
5 possible ideas:
1) redo a Wikipedia page (conflict theory,
2) ‘Soc’ newspaper (with articles describing subjects in class and photos)
3) slide presentation of the story of ‘the tragedy of the commons’ or ‘looking glass self’ (or other subject) (one true media.com)
4) norm conflict with Greg’s banana outfit
5) flikr pics of sociology topics and discussion
A) Big Brotha Thunda, butt naked wonda, and the masta blasta
ReplyDeleteB) Nick Wright, Jack O'connor, Marty Patton
C) nw649409@ohio.edu or Nick2471@mac.com
D) -Looking glass self
-Conflict theory
-Cultural norms*
-Principal-agent problem
-Disregarding social norms
-Following trends
Group: Amanda Parent, Michaella Pietro, Sam Moffie, Melanie Turner, Andrew Bukovec
ReplyDeleteName: Four-four-oh
Contact Person: Michaella Pietro (mp387809@ohio.edu)
Five Project Ideas:
(a): Going against norms and recording people's reactions
(1): kindergarten pee
(2): turning the opposite way in an elevator
(b): Media and it's influence on teenage girls
(c): Alcohol advertisements and their effect on people
(d): Bandwagon idea-people are followers
(e): Fads-things come and go, magazines show us what's "in" and what's "out"
A) The Spaghettios
ReplyDeleteB) Lauren Zakem, Paige Miller, Sara Shanfelt
C) lz625308@gmail.com
D) Ideas: (1) groups/cultures/geographical comparison (2) fads and trends at OU (3) facebook connections and how they help us in our everyday life (4) spread of news through non media measures and how it helps (5) OU life style/norms compared to other school (drinking, education, etc.)
A. Googleberries
ReplyDeleteB. Stacy Foster, Emily Stout, Ciarra Shutts, and Benjamin Kelly
C. sf326409@gmail.com
D.
1-Go Without Technology
2-How Gender Roles in Media Affect Children
3-Fashion Trends and Fads
4-Flash Mob in Athens
Group Name:
ReplyDeleteStcBobcats
Group Members:
Ciara Yinging, Kaz Pata, Jonathan Kemo, Terrance Holcomb, Jeffrey Fisher
Contact:
Ciara Yingling (yingling12@gmail.com)
Ideas:
-Social Norms
-Conflict Theory
-Male Roles in Society
-How cell phones have taken over our generation
-Development of Social Networking
A. The Steengals
ReplyDeleteB. Greg S, Eric R, Aaron G, Cory F
C. Greg Simon (nomis09@gmail.com)
D. Using Seinfeld ideas, filming them and relating them to sociology
A. JLV
ReplyDeleteB. Lauren Stevens, Victoria Vincent, Justin Gurtz
C. ls588809@gmail.com
D. Odd/Weird Norms
A.Team Deviance
ReplyDeleteB.LaDawn Caldwell, Gaily Lapitau
C.ltccaldwell1@gmail.com
D.Ping vs. Athens community gym
Rainbow military run vs. Ping
Baker deviance act
Taco bell presentation
dancing sober vs. dancing intoxicated(record the reactions)
A. The Baracudas
ReplyDeleteB. Alanna Shaw, Chelsea Nottoli, Casey Bommer, Dane Puterbaugh, Caitlin Ervin, Erin Varga
C. alanna.n.shaw@gmail.com
D.
- Video comprised of stills about the societal implications of anarchist social theory
- Interview-based video
- Modify wikipedia article on related topic
- Exploring why people become involved with anarchism as a political perspective, why people become active in it (what provokes)
- Anarchism as a form of social deviance
Project Blog: (I just set it up, I can add everyone who has a google account)
http://anarchismproject.blogspot.com/
3 Musketeers
ReplyDeleteGabe Bramlage
Greg Scott
Nick Allen
Contact: gabers.b@gmail.com
1. Principal Agent Problem
2. Roles / Norms
3. Rational actor model
4. Bureaucracy
5. Modern caste system (Social mobility)
A.) The Fantastic Four
ReplyDeleteB.) Laura Terlesky, Shane Mcnea, Tina Neary, Matt Matune
C.) Contact Matt at mmtune@gmail.com or mm387809@ohio.edu
D.) Ideas:
1.) Drinking... How many people actually do it?
2.) Do people want marijuana legalized?
3.) Breaking a social norm... Dress up, set the table, table cloth, candles for a classy date at McDonalds.
4.) There are problems in our own country, but we see commercials everyday for helping Haiti. Why don't we help ourselves first?
5.) Do people accept transsexualism as people accept homosexuality in our society?
A.) Fenz
ReplyDeleteB.) Alex Fickey, Taylor Harvey, Mike Rigol, Rochelle Withem, Will Vizcarra, and Kyle Prendergast.
C.) contact: aef6530@gmail.com
D.) Ideas:
1. boiling points/ social deviance
2. breaking social norms
3. social networking and how it has changed over time
4. conflict theory
5.facebook friends and how they differ from actual friends
A) Bobcat Girls
ReplyDeleteB) Emily Saunders, Meridith Peterson, Lisa Gillmore, and Sara DuBois
C) Contact Emily Saunders at es262908@ohio.edu or ecmsaunders7@gmail.com
D) 1. Tragedy of the commons
2. Marx's concept of class- use examples
3. Norms
4. Groups- Primary/Secondary
5. Different cultures- how they're viewed
D-rock!
ReplyDeleteGroup memebers: Kylie Iadicicco, Danielle Szabo, Matthew Michno, Schneitta Howard.
1. Looking glass theory
2. Social norms
3. Conflict theory
4. Primary & secondary groups
5. College trends
Contact: Kylie Iadicicco ki361608@ohio.edu
Bobcats34
ReplyDelete-Jordan Dillon, Maxwell Evans, Alex Keif
-Contact: Jordan Dillon (jd256809@ohio.edu)
1)Conflict Theory
2)Commons with goods (ex farmers with cows)
3)Looking Glass Self
4)Principal Agent Theory
5)Social Norms
Group Name: Mist
ReplyDeleteIncludes: Abigail Kornowski, Ellie Drake, Jared Smith & Jon Williams
Contact Person: Abigail Kornowski (email: ak180208@ohio.edu)
IDEAS:
1. Affects of musical time period based on the people who listen to it.
2. Stressful situations
3. Why people buy brand names?
4. Why college students drink a lot?
5. Looking - Glass ( guys self?)
6. Girls competing against each other
group name: The Car Bombs
ReplyDeleteincludes: Katie Hay & Lindsey O'diam
contact person: Katie Hay (email: kh231609@ohio.edu)
ideas:
1. breaking of social norms
2. teenage pregnancies
3. bandwagon concept
4. brand names (why people pay lots of money to advertise a company for free?)
5. looking glass shelf
group name: (dont know yet)
ReplyDeleteincludes: Sarah Owen, annika games,John Luciana, Lindsay Hamilton
contact person: sarah owen (so118408@ohio.edu)
ideas:
1. social norms
2.memes, symbol, values
3.the commons
4.stratification
5.class
6.exchange mobility
I was informed that I would be the new contact person for this group i'm not sure if the other member quit the group or something but heres the new information so far!
ReplyDeleteGroup: The Undecided
(contact aka your main man (;)
Michael Wright (mw342709@ohio.edu)
Shaun Brimer
Myriah Hankins
Elijah Neeley
Ideas:
1. Social Deviance
A Film showing different types of deviance, how it is accepted, and where it is accepted at with a modern twist!
2. Social Interaction between groups of different genders on campus. Is it more acceptable for a guy to stop and talk to a random woman over a another guy? and vice versa
3. Change in technology! Find HUGE old phones, etc and note social responses. Relate to sociological terms
4. The end of technology for a week!---simple, eh..I think not. Recording of effects.
5. Differences in social norms amongst International students on campus.
College Transition
ReplyDelete1- Dan Ball
2- Mohammed Bsatee
3- Joey Phelps
4-Jessica Kassinos
5-Katie Misner
6- Fatema Al Baker
Contact Person
Mohammed Bsatee ( mohbs221@gmail.com )
Transition in a college
A. Team BA
ReplyDeleteB. Danny Murray, Leana Hoogenboom, Josh Brooks, Alex Rice, Chandler Jones
C. DanMMurray09@gmail.com
D. 1. Breaking social norms
2. Looking glass shelf
3. Principal Agent Theory
4. Culture (stuff)
5. OU Students
5.
Team alternative name
ReplyDelete-Dominic Presutti (d7presutti@gmail.com)
-Johny
-Erika
A. Team BAMF
ReplyDeleteB.Tasha Hagamaker
Kevin Brantley
Micheal Sacco
Clint Powersock
Nick Tombrella
C.contact person tasha ns113906
D.1 social norms
2. ou traditions
3. looking glass self
4. principal agent theory
5. excepted roles
A. P Ho
ReplyDeleteB. Patrick Hohenberger, Nicholas Varga
C. nv272008@ohio.edu
D.
1. Values
2. Norms
3. Social Structure
4. The Commons
5. Census
A. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
ReplyDeleteB. Kelsey Mohr, Brittany P., Matt Schmid, Steve Snider and Michael Cantrell
C. mc276608@ohio.edu(Michael Cantrell)
D.
1. Evolution of facebook
2. Evolition of online communication
3. Norms
4. looking glass self
5. Census
A. TEAM JACOB
ReplyDeleteB. Devon Shanks, Lauren Fields, Priyanka Ghosh, Ali Burry
C.ds901608@ohio.edu
D.
1. glass ceiling
2. music
3. fashion
4. homes
5. slang talk
A.
ReplyDeleteB. David Destefani, Seth Anspaugh
C. david.sid.110@gmail.com
D.
1. Discrimination
2. Breaking Norms
3. Looking Glass Self
4. Gender Roles
5. Class/Status
A. The Planeteers
ReplyDeleteB. Martin Bradley, Leah Hutchins, Ron Lefebvre, Angela Wilhelm, Kristin Regan
C. Angela: aw319306@gmail.com
D. Video on: male body image, defy social norms in public places, gender inequalty on college campuses, portrayal of women in movies, social network evolution
A. The CMT
ReplyDeleteB. Chelsea Stein, Mitchell Girberd, Daivd Fitzcharles
C. Chelsea Stein cmstein15@gmail.com
D. Video on:
1. Breaking the social norm
2. Teen pregnancy
3. College students in drinking
4. Difference in high school and college
5. Cliques in college
A) Team Semi-Pro
ReplyDeleteB) Chuck Dickens, Daniel Winner, Nick Snyder, and Erika Wilhelm
C) Dan Winner dw593808@gmail.com
D)
1. Methods of gathering information
2. difference in social classes
3. Norms
4. Looking glass self
5. Cultures
A. Numbero Uno
ReplyDeleteB. Travis Hicks
C. th238108@ohio.edu
D.
1-norms
2-gender roles
3-discrimination
4-sterotypes
5-underage drinking
A) Dynamic Duo
ReplyDeleteB) Adam Geither, Thomas Minch
C) tminch13@gmail.com
D)
1. Looking Glass Self
2. Sociological Imagination
3. Social Structure
4. Collective Action
5. Groups
5.
A) Mashed Potatoes
ReplyDeleteB) Lynsy Richardson, Viktoria Miller, Ryan Deibel, Allison DeWitt
C) secretpandaninja@gmail.com
D) 1.) stereotypes (cliques/gender)
2.) social structure
4.) step outside the social norm (group sing down court st?)
3.) going without some technology?
5.) conflict theory
A) "Quad Squad"
ReplyDeleteB) Christa Himmelein, Allie Sayers, Reid Armstrong, Taylor Gasper, Mike DeVre
C) CHimmelein2009@gmail.com (Christa)
D)
1. Stereotypes becoming standards
2. "Meeting" someone through rumors
3. Glass Ceiling
4. Norms for urban, suburban & rural areas
5. Social impact of evolution of entertainment/technology over past 15 years
A) The Deviants
ReplyDeleteB) Gant Hill and Andrew Holliday
C) Gantahill@gmail.com
D)
1. Deviance
2. Breaking social norms
A Team Bipolar Bears
ReplyDeleteB Lova Green, Chase Miller, Keith Despot, Bill Furlong, Shan Wang
C Contact Person: Lova Green
lg412608@ohio.edu
lg412608@ohio.edu
D - Looking Glass
-Sociological Imagination
- Labeling in a College Setting
- Breaking Social Norms
- Stratification: Poverty
Group Name: TBJ
ReplyDeletePeople in group: Tara Adkins, Brooke Davidson, John Brubach
Group Contact person: Tara Adkins
(ta402509@ohio.edu)
Ideas:
-Teen Pregnancy
-Criminals
-Romance
-Differences in college life
-Social Norms
Group Name: TEAM RAMROD
ReplyDeletePeople in group: Nate Shaw, Brian Bound, Julie Bunce, Emma David-Kos
Group Contact Person- Nate Shaw (ns267809@ohio.edu)
Ideas:
-Social Norms
-Criminal Behavior
-Social Decay
-Gender Roles
-Memes
Group: The 5 Valuables
ReplyDeleteHere is our Flickr project! Enjoy!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kelliea103/sets/72157623416558023/
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ReplyDeletea) Parkour
ReplyDeleteb) Nick Patrick, Jon Smith, Brian Enright, Rory Crute, Andy Brothers, Tom Rotar
c) np404408@ohio.edu
nick.patrick55@gmail.com
d) -breaking social norms
-deviant acts
-stratification
-facebook networking
-surveys
A. Natty Atty
ReplyDeleteB. Cole Sommerfelt, Lexie Hartnett, Kevin Sullivan, Chinedu Ifedi
C. Lexie Hartnett- lexie.hartnett.2013@gmail.com
D. (1) Social Weathering (2) Social Imagination (3) More is different (4) Social Networking (5) Social Structures
A. The Projectors
ReplyDeleteB. Neil Platt, Heidi Kemper
C. Neil Platt- np841406@ohio.edu
D. -Social Deviance
-Gender Inequality
-Changes in family structure
-Stereotypes
-Looking Glass Self
A. azyangles
ReplyDeleteB. Fiifi Blankson, Julie Fasone
C. Fiifi Blankson, fb155407@ohio.edu
D. -Gender roles/norms
-Societies reaction to proscriptive gender norms
-gender roles in other societies
-third gender?
-prescriptive gender roles