This book illustrates the importance of focusing on the choices, constraints, and agency of women in science to understand which women, under what conditions, with what tools, successfully manage to navigate science or leave the discipline. The chapters in this volume apply the metaphor of the road to a variety of fields and moments that are characterized as exits, pathways, and potholes, which refocuses our attention on the challenges posed by and the conditions of scientific careers.
This book illustrates the importance of focusing on the choices, constraints, and agency of women in science to understand which women, under what conditions, with what tools, successfully manage to navigate science or leave the discipline. The chapters in this volume apply the metaphor of the road to a variety of fields and moments that are characterized as exits, pathways, and potholes, which refocuses our attention on the challenges posed by and the conditions of scientific careers.
Enobong Hannah Branch is associate professor of sociology at University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
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Introduction Enobong Hannah Branch Part I: Navigating the Scientific Path Chapter 1: Gendered Responses to Failure in Undergraduate Computing: Evidence Contradictions and New Directions Enobong Hannah Branch and Sharla Alegria Chapter 2: Is College Enough? Gender Disparities in the Use of Science and Engineering Degrees in the Workforce Margaret L. Usdansky and Rachel A. Gordon Part II: Detours Off-Ramps and Gendered Roadblocks in Scientific Careers Chapter 3: Women Faculty in Computing: A Key Case of Women in Science Mary Frank Fox and Kathryn Kline Chapter 4: Does the Road Improve in the Land of the Tenured? Exploring Perceptions of Culture and Satisfaction by Rank and Gender Julia McQuillan Mary Ann Holmes Patricia Wonch Hill and Mindy Anderson-Knott Chapter 5: Potholes and Detours on the Road to Full Professor: A Tale of STEM Faculty at Two Liberal Arts Colleges Catherine White Berheide Part III: What the Pipeline Misses: Gender Performance at Work Chapter 6: Crisis of Confidence: Young Women Doing Gender and Science Laurel Smith-Doerr Timothy Sacco and Angela Stoutenburgh Chapter 7: Who's the Expert? Gendered Conceptions and Expressions of Expertise by Chemists-in-Training Laura Hirshfield Part IV: Differential On-Ramps? Historical Forces Shaping the Scientific Workforce Chapter 8: The Postdoc Pothole: The Changing Segmentation of the Biomedical Research Workforce 1993-2008 Lisa M. Frehill Chapter 9: The Long Shadow of Immigration Policy: "Appropriate Work" and Wage Inequality in U.S. Tech Work Sharla Alegria and Cassaundra Rodriguez Part V: Creating a Road Map: Strategies for Persistence Chapter 10: Pathways for Women in Global Science Kathryn Zippel Chapter 11: Agency of Women of Color in STEM: Individual and Institutional Strategies for Persistence and Success Maria Ong Lily T. Ko and Apriel K. Hodari Chapter 12: Smooth Roads to Promotion: Creating Data Guided and Community Generated Changes for Eliminating Bumps and Potholes Julia McQuillan Mary Ann Holmes Patricia Wonch Hill and Mindy Anderson-Knott
Introduction Enobong Hannah Branch Part I: Navigating the Scientific Path Chapter 1: Gendered Responses to Failure in Undergraduate Computing: Evidence Contradictions and New Directions Enobong Hannah Branch and Sharla Alegria Chapter 2: Is College Enough? Gender Disparities in the Use of Science and Engineering Degrees in the Workforce Margaret L. Usdansky and Rachel A. Gordon Part II: Detours Off-Ramps and Gendered Roadblocks in Scientific Careers Chapter 3: Women Faculty in Computing: A Key Case of Women in Science Mary Frank Fox and Kathryn Kline Chapter 4: Does the Road Improve in the Land of the Tenured? Exploring Perceptions of Culture and Satisfaction by Rank and Gender Julia McQuillan Mary Ann Holmes Patricia Wonch Hill and Mindy Anderson-Knott Chapter 5: Potholes and Detours on the Road to Full Professor: A Tale of STEM Faculty at Two Liberal Arts Colleges Catherine White Berheide Part III: What the Pipeline Misses: Gender Performance at Work Chapter 6: Crisis of Confidence: Young Women Doing Gender and Science Laurel Smith-Doerr Timothy Sacco and Angela Stoutenburgh Chapter 7: Who's the Expert? Gendered Conceptions and Expressions of Expertise by Chemists-in-Training Laura Hirshfield Part IV: Differential On-Ramps? Historical Forces Shaping the Scientific Workforce Chapter 8: The Postdoc Pothole: The Changing Segmentation of the Biomedical Research Workforce 1993-2008 Lisa M. Frehill Chapter 9: The Long Shadow of Immigration Policy: "Appropriate Work" and Wage Inequality in U.S. Tech Work Sharla Alegria and Cassaundra Rodriguez Part V: Creating a Road Map: Strategies for Persistence Chapter 10: Pathways for Women in Global Science Kathryn Zippel Chapter 11: Agency of Women of Color in STEM: Individual and Institutional Strategies for Persistence and Success Maria Ong Lily T. Ko and Apriel K. Hodari Chapter 12: Smooth Roads to Promotion: Creating Data Guided and Community Generated Changes for Eliminating Bumps and Potholes Julia McQuillan Mary Ann Holmes Patricia Wonch Hill and Mindy Anderson-Knott
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