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"Agentic but not warm: Age-gender interactions and the consequences of stereotype incongruity perceptions for middle-aged professional women"

A paper from a Mentoring-for Leadership (MfL) workshop, discussing the changing perceptions of women as they age and how such perceptions differ from those towards men.

Jennifer Chatman, Daron Sharps, Sonya Mishra, Laura Kray, Michael North

Dynamic Stereotypes: The "Threat" of Mid-Career Women

Tips for Reducing Bias in Evaluating Applications for Graduate Admission

This resource is from the January 31, 2020 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) discussion. The resource provides tips to avoid bias in evaluating graduate student applicants.

NOT GIVEN

Topical MfL: Intersections of gender and faculty bullying

Avoiding Gender Bias in Reference Writing

This resource is from the January 31, 2020 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) discussion on faculty bullying. This resource discusses ways to avoid gender bias when writing letters of recommendations for students

University of Arizona Commission on the Status of Women

Topical MfL: Intersections of gender and faculty bullying

Incivility, Bullying and Academic Dysfunction Article

An article from the January 31, 2020 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) discussion regarding avoiding a bullying culture in academia from Inside Higher Ed.

Nicholas Burbules, Ashley Albrecht Weaver, Elizabeth Luckman, C.K. Gunsalus

Topical MfL: Intersections of gender and faculty bullying

Strategies for when Others Misattribute Credit

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

UW ADVANCE CIC, Female Faculty Workshop Attendees

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Is Gender Bias an Intended Feature of Teaching Evaluations?

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

Victor Ray

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Men are getting the credit for womens work through something called hepeating

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

Lindsay Dodgson

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

Student Ratings of Women Faculty: Data and Strategies

Lists concerns about student ratings, provides research findings about gender discrepancies, and suggest responses. Relevant to Jan 2019 Mentoring-for-Leadership (MfL) "When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work."

Angela Linse

When Men Get All the Credit for Collaborative Work

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