02/19/2017
Important announcement for students who would like to attend the Midwest Sociology Society (MSS) annual meeting in Milwaukee, WI this year! The conference is taking place from 30 March through 2 April. Since it's not in Chicago this year, I've changed my mind about attending the entire conference and will encourage everyone else to attend if you are interested in the latest research in the field of sociology. Like the ACJS, these annual meetings comprise roundtables, presentations, and other interactive events where you can engage with researchers, network, and learn what is being accomplished in the field of sociology!
The links are below. They include everything you will need to attend the conference. If you register online, the price for a year in the MSS is $50. Registration is open for the next couple of weeks, so you can save money ($20) by registering early!
The MSS is also hosting several events that might interest you, including tours and a trivia night. I've included a link describing the tours. They include a tour of the sustainable urban farm in Milwaukee, a pub crawl, and a tour of the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Finally, I've attached a link for the conference hotel below, but don't take this as a requirement. There may be nearby hotels with more competitive prices. If you're interested in staying at the Hilton using their discounted conference rate, please use the below link.
If you're interested in attending, please let the executive board know as soon as possible so we can get a headcount! Also, please do start the process to register and organize your attendance to save money!
This is a great opportunity for those who are interested in sociology. We highly encourage attendance so you can get the most out of what our field has to offer!
http://www.themss.org/who-we-are/join-the-mss/
http://www.themss.org/annual-meeting/tours/
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/M/MKEMHHF-MIDSS-20170329/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG
The Midwest region includes the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois, but any research worker or any other person employed as a sociologist, or any persons interested in the field of sociology, shall be eligible for regular member...