Women and Men Faculty in Academic Science and Engineering: Social-Organizational Indicators and Implications  

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Fox, Mary Frank

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: American Behavioral Scientist vol. 53 no. 07 (Mar. 2010), page 997-1012.
Topik: Academia; Engineering; Faculty; Gender; Organizations; Science; Women
Fulltext: 05. Women and Men Faculty in Academic Science and Engineering Social-Organizational Indicators and Implications.pdf (273.87KB)

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Drawing on recent survey data of women and men faculty in doctoral-granting departments in computer science, engineering, and science fields in nine highly ranked research universities, this article depicts four key social-organizational features of work, as reported by women and men respondents: frequency of speaking with faculty about research in home unit, ratings of aspects of position and department, characterizations of departmental climates, and levels of interference experienced with work and family.The article points to (a) the ways in which these features of work are consequential for significant status in academic science and engineering; (b) the ways in which experiences with these features vary for women and men faculty; and (c) the ways that institutional practices and policies, reflecting these features, may be improved toward greater equity for the full participation and status of both women and men in academic science and engineering.

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