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The American Sociological Association Annual Meeting is the premier international gathering for sociologists, researchers, and educators, dedicated to exploring new directions in sociological research, teaching methodologies, and public engagement policies.
Exhibitor mix: The exhibit hall layout places university presses, textbook publishers, academic research networks, data solution providers, and social science software developers together.
American Sociological Association Annual Meeting is held annually. This page tracks the next confirmed edition — American Sociological Association Annual Meeting 2027 dates will be added here once announced.
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Venue
Hilton New York MidtownHotel venue · 14,030 m² · 1 halls · ~3,300 people
Located in the heart of Manhattan near Times Square, this premier hotel offers over 151,000 sq ft (approx 14,000 sqm) of event space, including a ballroom, 51 meeting rooms, and extensive exhibit space. It caters to large corporate, B2B trade shows, and social events.
📍 1335 Ave of the Americas, New York, NY 10019, USA
Operated by Hilton
Organizer
American Sociological Association
Nonprofit · Washington, United States · Founded 1905
A professional organization dedicated to advancing sociology as a scientific discipline and profession.
Exhibitor list
37 companies are exhibiting at American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. A sample of 12 is shown below — unlock the full list to see all 37.
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Why people attend
Attendees review new scholarly publications, evaluate advanced qualitative and quantitative data research software, and coordinate academic curriculum resources.
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Speakers
54 speakers at American Sociological Association Annual Meeting
"Enhancing Social Connection and Cognition to Improve Mental Health"
Laura Golden presents a qualitative analysis of participant experience in year-long psychosocial interventions involving weekly group sessions, drawing on intensive interviews of randomly selected participants within the first and last months of each group.
"Enhancing Social Connection and Cognition to Improve Mental Health"
Brea Perry presents research on the interrelated roles of personal social networks, biomarkers, social psychology, and social inequality in mental illness and substance use disorders.
"Enhancing Social Connection and Cognition to Improve Mental Health"
Dawn Robinson presents research on the production, conservation, and alteration of macro-level social structures during face-to-face interaction, using theories of identity and emotion that model the link between structure, culture, and individual social action and experience.
session chair
"Enhancing Social Connection and Cognition to Improve Mental Health"
Russell Schutt reviews process, outcomes, and theoretical implications from a cluster-randomized comparative effectiveness trial of two interventions that used structured group engagement and cognitive remediation to enhance social and community functioning among individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia-spectrum diagnoses.
discussant
"Enhancing Social Connection and Cognition to Improve Mental Health"
comedian, humor writer, author
"America the Beautiful? The Serious Role of Humor in Social Justice"
Professor and Chair of Journalism & Media Studies · Rutgers University
"America the Beautiful? The Serious Role of Humor in Social Justice"
ASA President · Stanford University
"America the Beautiful? The Serious Role of Humor in Social Justice"
CEO · Advanced Symbolics Inc.
"Better Together: Research Partnerships for Real World Impact"
Erin Kelly is CEO and co-founder of Advanced Symbolics Inc. (ASI), a company that uses Artificial Intelligence for augmented human behavior research and prediction. ASI’s patented AI, named “Polly”, is the A.I. for unbiased social media research, as ASI is the only company in the world that can produce randomized, controlled, statistically valid sample populations on social media for audience research. Polly quickly catapulted to fame in 2016 after correctly predicting both BREXIT and the Trump election and is also well known globally for her work in pandemic prediction, pharmaceutical research and mental health. In the consumer market research space Polly is the AI of choice for leading Fortune 1000 companies including Disney, Mastercard and GM. Polly was recently featured in the award-winning documentary Margin of Error, which profiles the predictive power of AI and has been shown to audiences throughout North America and Western Europe. Erin is frequently called on by national and international media for her insights into AI and its future impacts on society.
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King County Housing Authority
"Better Together: Research Partnerships for Real World Impact"
Johns Hopkins University
"Better Together: Research Partnerships for Real World Impact"
retired · St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
"Better Together: Research Partnerships for Real World Impact"
University of Maryland
"Better Together: Research Partnerships for Real World Impact"
ASA President · Stanford University
"Better Together: Research Partnerships for Real World Impact"
Harvard University
"How Can Sociology Build a Better World?"
Johns Hopkins University
"How Can Sociology Build a Better World?"
+ 38 more speakers at this event.
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