Topic: women

Excellence Isn’t Colorblind or Gender Neutral, In Either Direction, Nor Should It Be

January 16, 2024 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Rutgers University of Newark

Supreme Court, diversity, excellence, leadership, quality, women

What Just Happened at Harvard Is Bigger Than Me

January 3, 2024 in

The New York Times

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Harvard University

anti-Semitism, leadership, women

Worries about a gender gap on campuses oversimplify the situation

July 26, 2023 in

The Washington Post

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Hamilton College

Supreme Court, affirmative action, women

Despite shrinking numbers, women’s colleges are more important than ever

May 22, 2023 in

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Elizabeth Meade

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Cedar Crest College

inclusion, social mobility, women

We won’t win the CHIPS race if women and people of color stay on the sidelines

May 4, 2023 in

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Christina Paxson, Gilda A. Barabino, Sian Beilock

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Barnard College, Brown University, Olin College of Engineering

inclusion, success, women

Muhlenberg College’s new building shows school’s investment in Lehigh Valley future

April 22, 2023 in

The Morning Call

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Kathleen Harring

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Muhlenberg College

opportunity, women

The pandemic taught colleges how to better support students who are single mothers

June 13, 2022 in

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Larissa Littleton-Steib

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Delgado Community College

COVID-19, access, opportunity, single moms, value, women

The body matters. That’s why, as university president, I am concerned for my female athletes.

April 28, 2022 in

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Franciscan University

athletics, inclusion, value, women

The COVID-19 ‘she-cession,’ imposter syndrome, and rebuilding the US economy

May 24, 2021 in

The Boston Globe

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Lynn Perry Wooten

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Simmons University

COVID-19, economy, women

The Future of Tenure: How to Create More Equitable Tenure Policies

April 7, 2021 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Barnard College

faculty, tenure, women

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