ADVANCE Resource Library

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Bibliography - Recruitment and Retention List compiled by UW ADVANCE of research that demonstrates how evaluation, recruitment, and retention processes often underestimate the qualifications of historically underrepresented groups in higher education.	UW ADVANCE CIC	2011
Bibliography - Unexamined Bias List compiled by UW ADVANCE highlighting research providing evidence of unexamined bias in professional, evaluative settings that negatively impacts underrepresented groups. Also called subtle or implicit bias.	UW ADVANCE CIC	2011
Bibliography - Women & Underrepresented Groups in STEM List of literature compiled by ADVANCE that highlights issues of equity in higher education, with an emphasis on STEM fields, including differential resources, hostile climates, critical mass, best practices for persistence, etc.	UW ADVANCE CIC	2011
Bibliography - Work/Life Literature References compiled by UW ADVANCE that document and analyze bias against care-givers in academia, those faculty members who cannot depend on what Williams (2000) calls a "flow of family work" which allows ideal workers to log long hours at work while still having their material needs met.	UW ADVANCE CIC	2011
Bridging Departmental Divides A summary of tips for chairs on how to bridge departmental divides and improve departmental culture used in the 2007 LEAD workshop (difficult decisions)	UW ADVANCE CIC	2018
Case Study: Managing Up and Down Scenario One A scenario on managing departments from the 2008 LEAD workshop (case studies)	UW ADVANCE CIC	2018
Case Study: Managing Up and Down Scenario Two A scenario on faculty recruitment from the 2008 LEAD workshop (case studies)	UW ADVANCE CIC	2018
Coming to the University of Arkansas! Staying at the University of Arkansas! Presentation slides on faculty recruitment and retention from the 2009 LEAD workshop (faculty recruitment)(faculty retention)	Pauls Adams	2018
Communicating Science: Tools for Engineers and Scientists Online resources including workshops, webinars, how-to tips for media interviews, strategies for identifying public outreach opportunities, and more. Related to the Winter 2021 Science Communication Workshop	AAAS	2011
Communicating the science of climate change Resource for the Winter 2021 Science Communication Workshop: Article on communicating to the public about climate change. Lessons applicable to all science/engineering fields. Page 4 has a useful table of terms with different meanings for scientists and the public. Page 2 includes a graphic suggesting the structure of talks to the public. See also: communicating your research clearly	Richard Somerville, Susan Joy Hassol	2011