Coping with Gender Inequities
Critical Conversations of Women Faculty
Herausgeber: Parry, Pam; Thompson, Sherwood
Coping with Gender Inequities
Critical Conversations of Women Faculty
Herausgeber: Parry, Pam; Thompson, Sherwood
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Women faculty, their experiences, their assessments of the commitment that is made, and the standards that are in place, can determine if there is a sincere attempt to provide wholesome and nurturing working conditions in universities. We want to learn how women faculty perceives their personal and professional lives on and off campus.
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Women faculty, their experiences, their assessments of the commitment that is made, and the standards that are in place, can determine if there is a sincere attempt to provide wholesome and nurturing working conditions in universities. We want to learn how women faculty perceives their personal and professional lives on and off campus.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 456g
- ISBN-13: 9781475826456
- ISBN-10: 1475826451
- Artikelnr.: 47882011
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 456g
- ISBN-13: 9781475826456
- ISBN-10: 1475826451
- Artikelnr.: 47882011
Edited by Sherwood Thompson and Pam Parry
Dedication Foreword by Dr. Kim M. LeDuff, Ph.D. Acknowledgments
Introduction- Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky University, and Dr.
Pam Parry of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 1: 'Particularly' Good for
the Women- Dr. Ginny Whitehouse of Eastern Kentucky University and Senior
Lecturer Krista Kimmel of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 2: Achieving
Tenure and Promotion- Dr. Simone C. O. Conceição of University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chapter 3: Family-friendly Working Conditions- Dr.
Karen Christopher of the University of Louisville Chapter 4: Faculty
Perspectives of Teaching Online- Dr. Shirley Peganoff O'Brien of Eastern
Kentucky University Chapter 5: Women of Color in Higher Education- Dr.
Carolyn A. Lin of the University of Connecticut, Dr. Diana I. Rios of the
University of Connecticut and Dr. Ruth A. Washington of Kent State
University Chapter 6: Faculty of Color and Student Relations- Dr. Edith
Fraser of Alabama A & M University (Retired) Chapter 7: Establishing
Effective Mentoring Relationships, Part I- Dr. Donna Gibson McCrary of
Alabama A&M University Chapter 8: Establishing Effective Mentoring
Relationships, Part II- Dr. Martina Nieswandt of the University of
Massachusetts-Amherst Chapter 9: Debunking Myths- Dr. Crystal Renée
Chambers of East Carolina University-Greenville Chapter 10: Triumvirate of
Academia- Dr. Rebecca Fredrickson of Texas Woman's University, Dr. Sarah
McMahan of Texas Woman's University, and Dr. Holly Hansen-Thomas of Texas
Woman's University Chapter 11: Academic Advancement and Leadership- Dr.
Keisha M. Love of Kennesaw State University Chapter 12: Injustice Revealed-
Dr. Doris L. Crawford of Ideal Educational Concepts and Solutions, LLC
Chapter 13: Brown Girls in the Ivory Tower- Dr. Janaka B. Lewis of
University of North Carolina-Charlotte Conclusion- Dr. Pam Parry of Eastern
Kentucky University and Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky
University
Introduction- Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky University, and Dr.
Pam Parry of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 1: 'Particularly' Good for
the Women- Dr. Ginny Whitehouse of Eastern Kentucky University and Senior
Lecturer Krista Kimmel of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 2: Achieving
Tenure and Promotion- Dr. Simone C. O. Conceição of University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chapter 3: Family-friendly Working Conditions- Dr.
Karen Christopher of the University of Louisville Chapter 4: Faculty
Perspectives of Teaching Online- Dr. Shirley Peganoff O'Brien of Eastern
Kentucky University Chapter 5: Women of Color in Higher Education- Dr.
Carolyn A. Lin of the University of Connecticut, Dr. Diana I. Rios of the
University of Connecticut and Dr. Ruth A. Washington of Kent State
University Chapter 6: Faculty of Color and Student Relations- Dr. Edith
Fraser of Alabama A & M University (Retired) Chapter 7: Establishing
Effective Mentoring Relationships, Part I- Dr. Donna Gibson McCrary of
Alabama A&M University Chapter 8: Establishing Effective Mentoring
Relationships, Part II- Dr. Martina Nieswandt of the University of
Massachusetts-Amherst Chapter 9: Debunking Myths- Dr. Crystal Renée
Chambers of East Carolina University-Greenville Chapter 10: Triumvirate of
Academia- Dr. Rebecca Fredrickson of Texas Woman's University, Dr. Sarah
McMahan of Texas Woman's University, and Dr. Holly Hansen-Thomas of Texas
Woman's University Chapter 11: Academic Advancement and Leadership- Dr.
Keisha M. Love of Kennesaw State University Chapter 12: Injustice Revealed-
Dr. Doris L. Crawford of Ideal Educational Concepts and Solutions, LLC
Chapter 13: Brown Girls in the Ivory Tower- Dr. Janaka B. Lewis of
University of North Carolina-Charlotte Conclusion- Dr. Pam Parry of Eastern
Kentucky University and Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky
University
Dedication Foreword by Dr. Kim M. LeDuff, Ph.D. Acknowledgments
Introduction- Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky University, and Dr.
Pam Parry of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 1: 'Particularly' Good for
the Women- Dr. Ginny Whitehouse of Eastern Kentucky University and Senior
Lecturer Krista Kimmel of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 2: Achieving
Tenure and Promotion- Dr. Simone C. O. Conceição of University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chapter 3: Family-friendly Working Conditions- Dr.
Karen Christopher of the University of Louisville Chapter 4: Faculty
Perspectives of Teaching Online- Dr. Shirley Peganoff O'Brien of Eastern
Kentucky University Chapter 5: Women of Color in Higher Education- Dr.
Carolyn A. Lin of the University of Connecticut, Dr. Diana I. Rios of the
University of Connecticut and Dr. Ruth A. Washington of Kent State
University Chapter 6: Faculty of Color and Student Relations- Dr. Edith
Fraser of Alabama A & M University (Retired) Chapter 7: Establishing
Effective Mentoring Relationships, Part I- Dr. Donna Gibson McCrary of
Alabama A&M University Chapter 8: Establishing Effective Mentoring
Relationships, Part II- Dr. Martina Nieswandt of the University of
Massachusetts-Amherst Chapter 9: Debunking Myths- Dr. Crystal Renée
Chambers of East Carolina University-Greenville Chapter 10: Triumvirate of
Academia- Dr. Rebecca Fredrickson of Texas Woman's University, Dr. Sarah
McMahan of Texas Woman's University, and Dr. Holly Hansen-Thomas of Texas
Woman's University Chapter 11: Academic Advancement and Leadership- Dr.
Keisha M. Love of Kennesaw State University Chapter 12: Injustice Revealed-
Dr. Doris L. Crawford of Ideal Educational Concepts and Solutions, LLC
Chapter 13: Brown Girls in the Ivory Tower- Dr. Janaka B. Lewis of
University of North Carolina-Charlotte Conclusion- Dr. Pam Parry of Eastern
Kentucky University and Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky
University
Introduction- Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky University, and Dr.
Pam Parry of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 1: 'Particularly' Good for
the Women- Dr. Ginny Whitehouse of Eastern Kentucky University and Senior
Lecturer Krista Kimmel of Eastern Kentucky University Chapter 2: Achieving
Tenure and Promotion- Dr. Simone C. O. Conceição of University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chapter 3: Family-friendly Working Conditions- Dr.
Karen Christopher of the University of Louisville Chapter 4: Faculty
Perspectives of Teaching Online- Dr. Shirley Peganoff O'Brien of Eastern
Kentucky University Chapter 5: Women of Color in Higher Education- Dr.
Carolyn A. Lin of the University of Connecticut, Dr. Diana I. Rios of the
University of Connecticut and Dr. Ruth A. Washington of Kent State
University Chapter 6: Faculty of Color and Student Relations- Dr. Edith
Fraser of Alabama A & M University (Retired) Chapter 7: Establishing
Effective Mentoring Relationships, Part I- Dr. Donna Gibson McCrary of
Alabama A&M University Chapter 8: Establishing Effective Mentoring
Relationships, Part II- Dr. Martina Nieswandt of the University of
Massachusetts-Amherst Chapter 9: Debunking Myths- Dr. Crystal Renée
Chambers of East Carolina University-Greenville Chapter 10: Triumvirate of
Academia- Dr. Rebecca Fredrickson of Texas Woman's University, Dr. Sarah
McMahan of Texas Woman's University, and Dr. Holly Hansen-Thomas of Texas
Woman's University Chapter 11: Academic Advancement and Leadership- Dr.
Keisha M. Love of Kennesaw State University Chapter 12: Injustice Revealed-
Dr. Doris L. Crawford of Ideal Educational Concepts and Solutions, LLC
Chapter 13: Brown Girls in the Ivory Tower- Dr. Janaka B. Lewis of
University of North Carolina-Charlotte Conclusion- Dr. Pam Parry of Eastern
Kentucky University and Dr. Sherwood Thompson of Eastern Kentucky
University