Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio
March 31 - April 1 2017
Featuring keynote speaker, Randolph Roth
Take advantage of early bird rates through February 15, 2017
$25 for students, $50 for general admission
Presentations from a variety of national experts will include:
- "Narratives of the Gun Paradox" - Amanda Gillespie (Miami University)
- "Should Concealed Guns Be Permitted on College Campuses?" - Ian Young (Bowling Green State University)
- "Guns and their Owners as Material and Affective Assemblages: Notes toward an Ethnographic Account of American Gun Culture" - Michael Grigoni (Duke University)
- "Social Violence: Role of Gun Culture" - Binod Kumar (University of Dayton)
- "Who Owns Handguns?: An Analysis of the Correlates of Handgun Ownership" - Mitchell Gresham (Bowling Green State University)
- "A Carribbean Perspective: Gender and Age Lessons Learned from assessment of youth on youth violence factors of School Bonding, Protective, Threat, and Risk Factors" - Carolyn Gentle-Genitty (Indiana University)
- "The American Gun Culture: Potential Impact on K-12 School Violence" - Gordon Crews (Tiffin University)
- "Fatal and Non-fatal Shooting Incidents: Understanding the Circumstances of Victimization" - Lauren Magee (Michigan State University) and Natalie Kroovand Hipple (Indiana University)
- "Gun Shops as Local Institutions: Federal Firearms Licensees, Social Disorganization, and Neighborhood Violent Crime" - Trent Steidley (University of Denver)
- "The Storied Gun: Using Narrative to Grasp the Moral Logic of Guns in America" - Mark Ryan (University of Dayton)
- "But the Disciples did not carry guns: The Apparent Contradiction of the Gun Rights Christians" - Matt Stolick (University of Findlay)
- "A Study in Contrasts: European Domestic Control of Guns and their International Export" - Rachel Boaz (Baldwin Wallace University)
Lunch will be provided.
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