2017 Full Conference Schedule (PDF)
Below, find details about each session planned for the 2017 NCFR Annual Conference, Nov. 15-18 in Orlando, Florida. We have also created a series of sessions sorted by NCFR sections and interest areas.
Session pages will include presentation slides or handouts if the presenter(s) chose to make them available.
Leader: Isaac Washburn
This hands-on workshop will introduce researchers to the nature of missing data and how it biases our analyses.
Jordan A. Arellanes, Ross Parke, Clinton Gudmunson, Bethany Willis Hepp, Katie Hrapczynski, Cheryl Fortner-Wood; Discussants: Rob Palkovitz and Kari Adamsons; Presider: Fiona Mercer
This session will focus on two topics: Gatekeeping Practices Within a Family Unit; and Symbolic Interactionism.
Kevin Roy, Sam Allen, Laura Golojuch; Presider: Isaac Washburn
Discussion-based workshop on how to incorporate family stories into qualitative research.
J. Scott Crapo, Kay Bradford, Stan J. Knapp, Greg Wurm; Discussants: Todd Martin and Dan Perlman; Presider: Chelsea Garneau-Rosner
This session will focus on two topics: Multidimensional Family Development Theory; and Theorizing Family Change...
Chao Liu, Clint Broadbent, Ronald Cox, Isaac Washburn, Julie Croff, Julia Atiles, Spencer James, Jeremy B. Yorgason, Erin Holmes, Dean Busby; Discussants: Melinda Gonzales-Backen and Lorey Wheeler; Presider: Daniel Puhlman
This session will focus on two topics: the adequacy of three common psychosocial measures with Latino youth; and a case study from the CREATE Project...
Lynda M. Ashbourne, Mohammed Baobaid, Mame Kani Diop, Pearl Stewart, Kathryn Herr; Discussants: Jane Rose Muthoni Njue and Grace Chen; Presider: Barbara Settles
This session will focus on two topics: a review of family violence services in North American minority communities; and an analysis of female genital mutilation (FGM) among African immigrant families in the U.S.
Juyoung Jang, Saeeun Choi, Karina M. Shreffler; Discussants: Eunjin Lee and Chun Creaser; Presider: Rob Palkovitz
This session will focus on two topics: family stress in South Korea caused by the Sewol ferry disaster; and how early life adversity shapes attitudes, behaviors, and physiological responses such that adverse birth outcomes are more likely.
Ronald Cox, Jr., Ph.D.; Presider: Isaac Washburn
Learn about “¡Juntos Se Puede!” (Together We Can!), a USDA/NIFA and NIH-funded intervention to illustrate the process of T3 translational research with a Latino immigrant population.
David Bell, Elizabeth A. Sharp, Kelly Munly; Discussants: Justin Hendricks and Constance Shehan; Presider: Nathan Wood
This session will focus on two topics: the potential problems of ontology and epistemology in social science research; and conducting secondary analysis with qualitative data...
Keisha Bailey, Shelley MacDermid Wadsworth, Dave Topp, David C. Dollahite, Loren D. Marks; Discussants: Anthony James and Mark Fine; Presider: Julie Zaloudek
This session will focus on two topics: The Perception of Unfairness; and Generative Devotion...
Presiders: Thomas Blume and Isaac Washburn, 2017 TCRM Workshop Co-chairs
Open to all TCRM Workshop registrants following the conclusion of Tuesday's program.
Presiders: Kari Adamsons, April Few-Demo, Christine Proulx, and Kevin Roy, Sourcebook Editors
Come meet the the newly selected editorial team of the new Sourcebook. This meeting is open to all registered participants of the 2017 TCRM Workshop and/or the 2017 NCFR Annual Conference.
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