Administration

consultancy in biomedical health sciences

, 40–42

outside consultant to

, 39–43

preparation for consultancy

, 40

retrospective

, 42–43

Advocacy-experts

, 82–87

Alzheimer’s disease

, 12–14

Annihilate

, 110–111

Assimilate

, 110–111

Attendance

, 17

Audience

, 15

Authenticity

, 154

Aversion to taxes

, 120–121

Awakening

, 159–161

“Bench-to-bedside” enterprise

, 26

Benediction

, 162–164

Big data

, 24

Biobanking

, 24

Biomedical

consultancy in biomedical health sciences

, 40–42

research

, 9–10, 34

sciences

, 9

Black people

, 123

Blood quantum calculation

, 110–111

Boarding schools

, 110–111

Boundary work

, 68

Boundary-making processes

, 73

“Bridge Alliance” social movement

, 127

Brown pelicans

, 123

Business card

, 160–161

Café Scientifique, version of

, 11–12

California School’s “situation”

, 141–143

CBPR projects

, 8

Celebrity Ghost Stories

, 48–49

Child removal

, 110–111

Childhood Socialization: Studies in Language, Interaction and Identity

, 153

Clarke’s situational analysis model

, 70–71

Classical psychology

, 50–51

Classroom ethnography

, 17–18

Climate gentrification

, 74–75

Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA)

, 3, 8–9, 24, 35, 40

Clinical trials

, 26

Cognitive dissonance

, 51–52

Cognitive isolation

, 127

Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI)

, 28–29

Colonialism

, 154–155

Committee, bringing community sensibilities to

, 83–84

Commonsense knowledge

, 27

Communication crisis

, 127

Community Science Workshops at UTMB

, 9–10

Community/communities

, 168

building community resilience

, 76–79

community-based participatory research

, 26

community-based programs

, 5

community-based research projects

, 8

engagement

, 8

to experts

, 82–87

health

, 7–8

narratives

, 75

outreach

, 8

teaming in

, 9–10

Consultancy

in biomedical health sciences

, 40–42

preparation for

, 40

Consultant

, 33–35

Consulting evolution in translational team science

consultant

, 33–35

inside consultant to team

, 35–38

liquid consultant

, 43

methods

, 34–35

outside consultant to administration

, 39–43

outside consultant to team

, 38–39

Cotton

, 124

Credibility

, 67

Critical thinking

, 29

Cultural studies

, 154

Culture

, 130

Curious participant

, 18–19

Cybernetic consultant

, 42–43

evolution

, 39–43

Data collection techniques

, 5

Data-gathering techniques

, 71

Debunking

, 58–59

Deconstructionism

, 154–155

Deep story

, 118, 123

Denzin, Norman

, 153, 159–160, 165

celebrating

, 169

first essay

, 166–167

joining community of special issues through music

, 167–169

Detouring

, 60–61

Development industry narratives

, 75

Dichotomous variables

, 4

Dilute

, 110–111

Disasters

, 69

Displace

, 110–111

Distancing

, 59–60

Documents

, 71

Dramaturgy

, 135–136, 142–143

situation

, 139–140

Dredge-and-fill and draining practices

, 73

Ecological disasters

, 122

Educational program

, 125–126

Emotion(al)

, 118

awareness of assumptions and emotions

, 125–126

culture

, 118

dynamics

, 128

empathy wall

, 125–127

generalizations

, 142–143

labor

, 118

management

, 119, 130

policy

, 121

politics

, 125–126

presentation of book and analysis

, 119–125

work

, 123–124, 130

Empathy wall

, 125–127

Employees of public sector

, 123

Engaged participant

, 18–19

Environmental

activist community

, 84–85

hazards and disasters

, 67

pollution

, 123–124

Ethics

, 26–27

education

, 30

importance of relevance

, 25–30

methods

, 24–25

police

, 36–37

relevance of

, 27–28

responses

, 29–30

review

, 28–29

team

, 29–30

and translational science

, 24

Ethnoautographic methods

, 48

Ethnographers

, 167–168

Ethnographic content analysis

, 143

Ethnomethodology

, 50–51, 135–136, 142–143

situation

, 140–141

Evaluation research

, 34

Existential model of self

, 145

Existential sociology

, 135–136

Existential writings

, 137

Existentialism

, 135–136

situation

, 136–137

Expert

to communities

, 82–87

expert–public interactions

, 66, 69–70

knowledge

, 27, 33–34

Expertise

, 69

in modern societies

, 66

Exploratory study

, 34

Extraterritorial team

, 9–10, 20

Fabrication

, 28–29

Face-to-face situation

, 138, 140

Falsification

, 28–29

Federal law

, 98

Feeling(s)

of offended honor

, 120–121

rules

, 118

Feminism, 154. See also Existentialism

Festinger’s theory

, 51–52

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

, 28–29

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

, 11

Galveston Daily News

, 12

Gathering

, 160

Genocide

, 110–111

Ghost Adventures

, 48–49

Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The

, 48–49

Ghost Asylum

, 48–49

Ghost beliefs

, 49

Ghost Hunters

, 48–49

Ghost Stalkers

, 48–49

Ghost Story, A

, 48–49

Ghostbusters

, 48–49

Good citizen knowledge

, 27

Government-sanctioned genocide

, 98–99

Graduate student

, 18–19

Grant-required skills

, 35–36

Gratuitous concurrences

, 141

Great Paradox

, 120–121, 130

Green carpet sociology

, 162–163

awakening

, 159–161

benediction

, 162–164

metamorphosis

, 161–162

Grenzsituationen

, 145

Grounded Theory

, 34, 58

Grounded theory methodology (GTM)

, 142–143

situation

, 143–144

Gymnasiums

, 128

Hallucinations

, 56

Health

health-care delivery

, 9–10

literacy education

, 20

outcomes research

, 26

science awareness

, 7–8

Human Subject Protections

, 28–29

Humiliation

, 128

Hybrid team-based collaboration

, 24

Identity

policy

, 127–128

transformations

, 120–121

Ideology

, 154

Idioculture

, 35–36

Immigrants

, 123

Impression management

, 139

Improved science education

, 26

In-depth interviews

, 71

Indexical communications

, 141

Indexical expressions

, 140–141

Indexicality

, 140–141

Indian Child Welfare Act (1978)

, 100

Indigenous/Native autoethnography

, 95–96

Insider consultant. See also Outside consultant

, 29–30

to team

, 35–38

Institute for Translational Sciences (ITS)

, 8–9, 24, 40

Institution

, 5

Institutional review board (IRB)

, 24

Institutionalized citizenship

, 4–5

Intellectual property

, 3

Interaction orders

, 67

advocacy-experts

, 82–87

bringing community sensibilities to committee

, 83–84

emergent and convergent interaction orders

, 79–87

emergent problem and ambiguous boundaries of expertise

, 80–82

of experts

, 68

taking expert knowledge to public

, 84–85

tensions with expert interaction obligations

, 86–87

Interactions

, 5

Interchangeability of standpoints

, 51

Interdisciplinary research

, 43

Interpersonal power imbalances

, 47–48

Interpretation

, 154

Interpretive inquiries

, 154–155

Interpretive sociology

, 154

Intuition

, 166

“Invading Sea”, The project

, 82

Iowa School

, 160–161

Isolate Native American identity

, 110–111

K-Pop music culture

, 169

Layered account

, 95

Leadership Assessment Center

, 42

Leadership program

, 41–42

Learning process

, 10–11

Legitimacy crisis

, 68–69

Liberty City

, 73

Life world

, 51, 58

Liquid consultant

, 43

Little Haiti

, 73

Low-income communities

, 75

Macro existential sociology’s “situation”

, 144–145

Macro-level racial formation project

, 99–100

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

, 5

Manifest Destiny

, 98–99

Media

, 110–111

content

, 154

violence

, 154

Memos

, 71

Metamorphosis

, 161–162

Miami Herald

, 82

Miami’s sea level rise committee analysis

, 66

alignment in committee

, 76–79

building trust

, 79–87

climate gentrification

, 74–75

conceptual framework

, 67–70

context of

, 72–79

divergent narratives

, 75–76

interaction orders and trust conditions

, 67

methodology

, 70–72

multiple experiences and sensibilities of sea level rise

, 73–74

politicized socioenvironmental problems

, 67–68

trust and politicization in sociologies of expertise

, 68–70

Miccosukee and Seminole Tribes

, 73

Minutes

, 71

Mixed-methods evaluation

, 10

MOD Coffeehouse

, 12

Mohair berets

, 120

Multidisciplinary research teams

, 3

Multidisciplinary team-driven science

, 30

Multiple realities

, 50–53

Mundane puzzles

, 51

Mundane reasoning

, 51, 58

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)

, 11

National Institutes of Health (NIH)

, 3, 26

Nationalism

, 154

Native American Caricature Iconography (NACI)

, 93, 105–107

Native Americans

, 92

autoethnography

, 95–96

characterize racial portrayals in media

, 103–104

editing process

, 93

genocide continues

, 109–110

government-sanctioned genocide

, 98–99

identity

, 93

of knowledge people about

, 108–109

NACIs

, 105–107

native youth programs

, 94–95

nativeness

, 104

policies

, 101–102

racial formation projects

, 110–111

reservations

, 102–103

sociohistorical process

, 96–97

tribal identification cards

, 97–98

violence

, 111

Nativeness

, 104

Negotiated expertise

, 66, 70

Neoauthoritarianism

, 129

“No PowerPoint” rule

, 14

Nonparticipant observations

, 71

Normal appearances

, 139–140

Notes

, 71

Organization(al)

, 5

psychology

, 35

theory

, 5

Outside consultant. See also Insider consultant

to administration

, 39–43

to team

, 38–39

Overtown

, 73

Panelist

, 18–19

Paramount realities

, 53–58

from outsider to insider

, 55–57

phenomenological shock

, 57–58

Paramount reality

, 58

Participation

, 17

in SCI Café

, 17–18

Patience

, 166

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

, 8

Phantasm, approaches to researching

, 58–61

Phenomenological shock

, 57–58

Phenomenology

, 50–51

Physical laws

, 50

Plagiarism

, 28–29

Pluralism

, 129

Pocahontas

, 106

Poetic gestalt

, 154

Policies

, 101–102

Policy of embarrassment

, 120

Political correctness

, 125

Politicization

, 67–69

in sociologies of expertise

, 68–70

Politicized socioenvironmental problems

, 67–68

Portrayals of reunions

, 154

Postmodern humanism

, 155

Postmodernism

, 154–155

Postpolitical tradition

, 69

Potentiality, physical locale of

, 145

Primary care

, 7–8

Private grudges

, 127–128

Productive interaction orders

, 67

Psychology of emotions

, 130

Public health

, 26

Public policy

, 26

Qualitative document analysis

, 71

Qualitative methods

, 5

Qualitative research

, 5, 47–48

approaches to researching phantasm

, 58–61

paramount realities

, 53–58

theoretical background

, 50–53

Qualitative sociology

, 35

Racial formation projects

, 93, 96–98

Racism

, 103

Radical interactionism

, 156

Reality

, 51

Reciprocity of perspectives

, 51

Reflexivity

, 125–126

Refugees

, 123

Relevance

, 25–30

ethics

, 26–27

of ethics

, 27–28

ethics team’s responses

, 29–30

research ethics education

, 28–29

translational science

, 25–26

Religion

, 118–119, 122

Religious faith

, 120–121

Relocation process

, 102

Remedial interchanges

, 139–140

Research Act: A Theoretical Introduction to Sociological Methods, The

, 153, 160–161

Research ethics education

, 28–29

Reservations

, 102–103

Responsibility distribution

, 69

Risk

, 69

Risk tolerability

, 69

Rituals

, 130

Scenes

, 168

School of Industrial Relations

, 161–162

Schutzian

, 55

Science and Communities Interact Café (SCI Café)

, 5, 8, 13, 39

audience

, 15

conducting

, 14–15

lessons learned and challenges faced

, 15–16

methodology

, 10–11

pervasive varieties of expertise at

, 17–18

policy/program implications

, 19–20

teaming in community

, 9–10

topics and panellists

, 12–14

updating one’s knowledge on basis of one’s expertise

, 18–19

version of Café Scientifique

, 11–12

Science Cafés

, 8

Sea Level Rise Committee (SLRC)

, 66

Sea level rise expert

, 66

Segregation

, 73

Self

, 154

Self-reflection

, 29

Self-Taught Man

, 136–137

Semiotics

, 154

Sensitizing concepts

, 168

Shame

, 120

Signs

, 154

Situation

, 138–139

situational consultant to team

, 37–38

situational ethics

, 135–136

theorem

, 49

Situational analysis

California School’s “situation”

, 141–143

dramaturgy’s “situation”

, 139–140

ethnomethodology’s “situation”

, 140–141

existentialism’s “situation”

, 136–137

GTM’S “situation”

, 143–144

macro existential sociology’s “situation”

, 144–145

symbolic interaction’s “situation”

, 138–139

Skills

, 33–34

Social Darwinism

, 129–130

Social inequality

, 118

Social movement communities

, 84–85

Social science

, 135–136

Social theory

, 159–160

Societal health problems

, 3

Society

, 4, 118–119

Socioenvironmental problems

, 68

Sociological Methods: A Source Book

, 153

Sociology

, 142–143

of emotions

, 130

Stance

, 168

Stereotypes

, 103

Stories

, 34

Strangeness

, 119

Structural amnesia

, 121

Structuralism

, 154

Studies in Symbolic Interaction

, 153, 163, 165–167

1980s

, 154

1990s

, 154–155

2000s

, 155–156

2010s

, 156–157

four decades of Denzin’s editorship of

, 154

Subcultures

, 168

Subuniverses

, 52

Sunny day flooding

, 72

Symbolic interaction

, 34, 50–51, 135–136, 142–143, 159–160

situation

, 138–139

Symbolic interactionism

, 4, 153

Team science

, 3–4, 9

consultants

, 35

Team(s)

, 4, 9

inside consultant to

, 35–38

members

, 29

outside consultant to

, 38–39

players

, 123–124

situational consultant to team

, 37–38

team-driven science

, 24

Teaming in community

, 9–10

Thomas theorem

, 138–139

Topical participant

, 18–19

Traditional institutional theory approach

, 5

Translational health research

, 3

Translational research (TR)

, 24

Translational science

, 4, 25–26, 43

ethics and

, 24

movement

, 38–39

program

, 39

project

, 34

and research ethics

, 24

team

, 33–34

Transmission of emotional cultures

, 130

Tribal identification cards

, 97–98, 110–111

Trust

, 66

building

, 79–87

conditions

, 67

in sociologies of expertise

, 68–70

trust-building process

, 70

Tumilty

, 36–38

Twitter

, 85

UN Convention on Prevention and Punishment of Crime of Genocide

, 99–100

University of Illinois

, 159–160

University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)

, 8, 24

Value-laden questions

, 69

Verstehen

, 60–61

Women

, 123

empowerment

, 76

native

, 106

Working interaction orders

, 67

Worshipers

, 124