Race, Women of Color, and the State University System
Critical Reflections
Herausgeber: Hidalgo-de-Jesúuacute;s, Amarilis; Yenika-Agbaw, Vivian
Race, Women of Color, and the State University System
Critical Reflections
Herausgeber: Hidalgo-de-Jesúuacute;s, Amarilis; Yenika-Agbaw, Vivian
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This book focuses on challenges women of color experienced while teaching or pursuing administrative duties within the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Contributors provide academic tools and strategies to navigate the academy successfully by identifying challenges unique to the state system that may be generally applicable.
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This book focuses on challenges women of color experienced while teaching or pursuing administrative duties within the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Contributors provide academic tools and strategies to navigate the academy successfully by identifying challenges unique to the state system that may be generally applicable.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 259g
- ISBN-13: 9780761854418
- ISBN-10: 076185441X
- Artikelnr.: 32737214
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 259g
- ISBN-13: 9780761854418
- ISBN-10: 076185441X
- Artikelnr.: 32737214
Edited by Vivian Yenika-Agbaw and Hidalgo-de-Jesús, Amarilis
Chapter 1 List of Tables Chapter 2 List of Figures Chapter 3 Preface
Chapter 4 Acknowledgements Chapter 5 Introduction: Women of Color in the
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education: An Introduction [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 6 Chapter 1: Towing the Gender
and Race Lines in Academe: A Practitioner's Perspective [Jocelind E. Gant,
Clarion University] Chapter 7 Chapter 2: Principles for Achieving Success
in the Academy [Ursula O. Payne, Slippery Rock University] Chapter 8
Chapter 3: It is my time to speak out: A Puerto Rican Woman's Teaching
Journey in Rural Pennsylvania [Amarilis Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg
University] Chapter 9 Chapter 4: Can Women of Color Everbe Good Enough?
[Penina Kamina, California University] Chapter 10 Chapter 5: Women College
Presidents: The Hidden Workload Characteristics [Michelle Howard-Vital:
Cheyney University] Chapter 11 Chapter 6: "Marginalization: A Continuing
Problem in Higher Education" [Eucabeth Obhiambo & Chantana Charoenpanitkul,
Shippensburg University Chapter 12 Chapter 7: Teaching in Central
Pennsylvania [Sharon Stringer, Lock Haven University] Chapter 13 Chapter 8:
Clarion Goes Beyond Color [Sandra Trejos, Clarion University] Chapter 14
Chapter 9: Who is Teaching Multicultural Awareness and Cultural Competence
To Whom? [Patricia Graham, East Stroudsburg University] Chapter 15 Chapter
10: Lessons from the Playground: The Private Revolutions of Black Women
Holding Their Ground in Academe [Sydney Howe Barksdale: Widener University]
Chapter 16 Chapter 11: Teaching Along Interstate-80: The Pleasures and
Challenges of Holding a Tenure-Track Position in PASSHE [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 17 Chapter 12: "Surviving in
PASSHE: Five Fundamental Principles for Women of Color" [Alicia King
Redfern, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 18 Afterward: Putting Experiences
in Higher Education into Perspective [Vivian Yenika Agbaw & Amarilis
Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 19 Contributors
Chapter 4 Acknowledgements Chapter 5 Introduction: Women of Color in the
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education: An Introduction [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 6 Chapter 1: Towing the Gender
and Race Lines in Academe: A Practitioner's Perspective [Jocelind E. Gant,
Clarion University] Chapter 7 Chapter 2: Principles for Achieving Success
in the Academy [Ursula O. Payne, Slippery Rock University] Chapter 8
Chapter 3: It is my time to speak out: A Puerto Rican Woman's Teaching
Journey in Rural Pennsylvania [Amarilis Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg
University] Chapter 9 Chapter 4: Can Women of Color Everbe Good Enough?
[Penina Kamina, California University] Chapter 10 Chapter 5: Women College
Presidents: The Hidden Workload Characteristics [Michelle Howard-Vital:
Cheyney University] Chapter 11 Chapter 6: "Marginalization: A Continuing
Problem in Higher Education" [Eucabeth Obhiambo & Chantana Charoenpanitkul,
Shippensburg University Chapter 12 Chapter 7: Teaching in Central
Pennsylvania [Sharon Stringer, Lock Haven University] Chapter 13 Chapter 8:
Clarion Goes Beyond Color [Sandra Trejos, Clarion University] Chapter 14
Chapter 9: Who is Teaching Multicultural Awareness and Cultural Competence
To Whom? [Patricia Graham, East Stroudsburg University] Chapter 15 Chapter
10: Lessons from the Playground: The Private Revolutions of Black Women
Holding Their Ground in Academe [Sydney Howe Barksdale: Widener University]
Chapter 16 Chapter 11: Teaching Along Interstate-80: The Pleasures and
Challenges of Holding a Tenure-Track Position in PASSHE [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 17 Chapter 12: "Surviving in
PASSHE: Five Fundamental Principles for Women of Color" [Alicia King
Redfern, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 18 Afterward: Putting Experiences
in Higher Education into Perspective [Vivian Yenika Agbaw & Amarilis
Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 19 Contributors
Chapter 1 List of Tables Chapter 2 List of Figures Chapter 3 Preface
Chapter 4 Acknowledgements Chapter 5 Introduction: Women of Color in the
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education: An Introduction [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 6 Chapter 1: Towing the Gender
and Race Lines in Academe: A Practitioner's Perspective [Jocelind E. Gant,
Clarion University] Chapter 7 Chapter 2: Principles for Achieving Success
in the Academy [Ursula O. Payne, Slippery Rock University] Chapter 8
Chapter 3: It is my time to speak out: A Puerto Rican Woman's Teaching
Journey in Rural Pennsylvania [Amarilis Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg
University] Chapter 9 Chapter 4: Can Women of Color Everbe Good Enough?
[Penina Kamina, California University] Chapter 10 Chapter 5: Women College
Presidents: The Hidden Workload Characteristics [Michelle Howard-Vital:
Cheyney University] Chapter 11 Chapter 6: "Marginalization: A Continuing
Problem in Higher Education" [Eucabeth Obhiambo & Chantana Charoenpanitkul,
Shippensburg University Chapter 12 Chapter 7: Teaching in Central
Pennsylvania [Sharon Stringer, Lock Haven University] Chapter 13 Chapter 8:
Clarion Goes Beyond Color [Sandra Trejos, Clarion University] Chapter 14
Chapter 9: Who is Teaching Multicultural Awareness and Cultural Competence
To Whom? [Patricia Graham, East Stroudsburg University] Chapter 15 Chapter
10: Lessons from the Playground: The Private Revolutions of Black Women
Holding Their Ground in Academe [Sydney Howe Barksdale: Widener University]
Chapter 16 Chapter 11: Teaching Along Interstate-80: The Pleasures and
Challenges of Holding a Tenure-Track Position in PASSHE [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 17 Chapter 12: "Surviving in
PASSHE: Five Fundamental Principles for Women of Color" [Alicia King
Redfern, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 18 Afterward: Putting Experiences
in Higher Education into Perspective [Vivian Yenika Agbaw & Amarilis
Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 19 Contributors
Chapter 4 Acknowledgements Chapter 5 Introduction: Women of Color in the
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education: An Introduction [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 6 Chapter 1: Towing the Gender
and Race Lines in Academe: A Practitioner's Perspective [Jocelind E. Gant,
Clarion University] Chapter 7 Chapter 2: Principles for Achieving Success
in the Academy [Ursula O. Payne, Slippery Rock University] Chapter 8
Chapter 3: It is my time to speak out: A Puerto Rican Woman's Teaching
Journey in Rural Pennsylvania [Amarilis Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg
University] Chapter 9 Chapter 4: Can Women of Color Everbe Good Enough?
[Penina Kamina, California University] Chapter 10 Chapter 5: Women College
Presidents: The Hidden Workload Characteristics [Michelle Howard-Vital:
Cheyney University] Chapter 11 Chapter 6: "Marginalization: A Continuing
Problem in Higher Education" [Eucabeth Obhiambo & Chantana Charoenpanitkul,
Shippensburg University Chapter 12 Chapter 7: Teaching in Central
Pennsylvania [Sharon Stringer, Lock Haven University] Chapter 13 Chapter 8:
Clarion Goes Beyond Color [Sandra Trejos, Clarion University] Chapter 14
Chapter 9: Who is Teaching Multicultural Awareness and Cultural Competence
To Whom? [Patricia Graham, East Stroudsburg University] Chapter 15 Chapter
10: Lessons from the Playground: The Private Revolutions of Black Women
Holding Their Ground in Academe [Sydney Howe Barksdale: Widener University]
Chapter 16 Chapter 11: Teaching Along Interstate-80: The Pleasures and
Challenges of Holding a Tenure-Track Position in PASSHE [Vivian
Yenika-Agbaw: Bloomsburg University] Chapter 17 Chapter 12: "Surviving in
PASSHE: Five Fundamental Principles for Women of Color" [Alicia King
Redfern, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 18 Afterward: Putting Experiences
in Higher Education into Perspective [Vivian Yenika Agbaw & Amarilis
Hidalgo De-Jesus, Bloomsburg University] Chapter 19 Contributors