Martin Tolich - Public Sociology Capstones: Non-neoliberal Alternatives to Internships

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication Page -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1: Mapping undergraduate pathways, not destinations -- Notes -- Chapter 2: Public Sociology Capstones -- Chapter 3: The neoliberal intern -- Neoliberalism 101 -- Internships 101 -- Chapter 4: Initial responses to the Public Sociology Capstone -- The student experience -- On research confidence -- On public speaking -- On teamwork -- On producing sociology outputs -- On the virtues of experiential learning -- On responding to the job interview question -- Over scaffolding -- Note -- Chapter 5: Overreaching community organisations -- Sustainable Public Sociology -- Effective and ongoing communication -- The Book Bus -- Marine Science outreach -- Social service outreach -- The newspaper deliverers -- The Science Wananga -- Note -- Chapter 6: Fostering student responsibility for others -- Students meeting the community liaison 2013 -- Student-generated research sites -- Professional development: Micro steps -- An Introductory Letter to my SOCI-181B Capstone Students -- Note -- Chapter 7: Getting it nearly right: Public Sociology Capstone 2017 -- Note -- Chapter 8: Messy, creative coaching -- Chapter 9: Like sherbet dropped in lemonade: Student stories -- The 2014 study-Kayla Stewart -- The 2015 study-Morgan Speight -- Note -- Chapter 10: Learning outcomes 2012-2017 -- Appendices -- Appendix A: Research proposal for a mixed methods project in year two (this course is the prerequisite for the Public Sociology Capstone) -- Appendix B: Four-part research proposal for a mixed methods Public Sociology Capstone project -- Appendix C: Annotated CV1 -- Appendix D: Possible structure of a verbal presentation -- Appendix E: Typical safety plan -- Appendix F: Example of a students ethnographic accounted posted on the organisation website -- Notes -- References