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Student Ratings of Women Faculty: Research Summary

Student ratings of male vs. female faculty - gender bias, research, gender effects, explanations, recommendations. Relevant to Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) workshop "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Angela Linse

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

When Teamwork Doesn't Work for Women

Resources from Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) workshop "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Justin Wolfers

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

White House women want to be in the room where it happens

Resources from Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) workshop "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Juliet Eilperin

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Why Female Professors Get Lower Ratings

Relevant to Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) workshop "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Anya Kamenetz

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Why men get all the credit when they work with women

Resources from Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) workshop "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Jeff Guo

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Why We Must Stop Relying on Student Ratings of Teaching

Relevant to Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) workshop "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Michelle Falkoff

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Communicating Your Research and Its Impact to Faculty Colleagues - Slides

Slides from the Fall 2018 Pre-Tenure Workshop - Communicating Your Research and Its Impact to Faculty Colleagues.

Cecilia Aragon

"Communicating Your Research and Its Impact to Faculty Colleagues"

Fall 2018 Quarterly Leadership Workshop Agenda

Agenda from the Fall 2018 Quarterly Leadership Workshop - Listening and Responding: Shaping Culture as Requested by Others.

UW ADVANCE CIC

"Listening and Responding: Shaping Culture as Requested by Others"

Fall 2018 Quarterly Leadership Workshop Slides

Slides from the Fall 2018 Quarterly Leadership Workshop - Listening and Responding: Shaping Culture as Requested by Others.

Dan Grossman, George Lovell, David Perkel

"Listening and Responding: Shaping Culture as Requested by Others"

How a Department Took on the Next Frontier in the #MeToo Movement

In this article from the Chronicle of Higher Education, Lindsay Ellis and Sarah Brown describe how the Integrative-Biology department at the University of Texas at Austin took on the new frontier in the #MeToo movement. Handout from the Fall 2018 Quarterly Leadership Workshop - Listening and Responding: Shaping Culture as Requested by Others.

Lindsay Ellis, Sarah Brown

"Listening and Responding: Shaping Culture as Requested by Others"