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27
May
2014

How to minimize gender bias when evaluating recommendation letters

"Evaluating Job Applications and Letters of Recommendation" - University of Montana, PArtnership for Comprehensive Equity (link)

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06
May
2014

Standpoint theory and the formation of gender archaeology

Part of the Gender Institute 2014 public lecture series Feminist Theory Now

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06
May
2014

Our bodies, whose property?

Part of the Gender Institute 2014 public lecture series Feminist Theory Now

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22
Apr
2014

Women as Academic Authors, 1665-2010

Report summarizing women’s presence as authors of academic papers from 1665-2010 by academic field. “Explore nearly 1,800 fields and subfields, across four centuries, to see which areas have the most female authors and which have the fewest, in this exclusive Chronicle report." - The Chronicle of…

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22
Apr
2014

The Confidence Gap

"Evidence shows that women are less self-assured than men—and that to succeed, confidence matters as much as competence. Here's why, and what to do about it. ..." - The Atlantic (link to full post; 14 Apr 2014)

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10
Apr
2014

Where Will a Biology PhD Take You?

"Based primarily on the 2012 NIH Workforce report this infographic represents current workforce sizes and annual fluxes before and after a PhD in the biomedical sciences in the US. ..." - The American Society for Cell Biology Post (link to full post; 11 Apr 2014)

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07
Apr
2014

Women’s History Month finale: The Great Debate 2014

On 26 March 2014, The Australian Women's History Forum staged a sold-out headline debate on the proposition that; ‘Australia doesn’t need Women’s History Month’ a video of the debate is now available online at Canberra Live THE DEBATERS Angela Woollacott, Dawn Casey  & Marilyn Lake -…

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31
Mar
2014

The Nonacademic Careers of STEM Ph.D. Holders

Study exploring how nonacademic career choices differ by gender and race/ethnicity. - American Institutes for Research (link to study; Apr 2014)

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19
Mar
2014

Gender equality issues in Australia

Ms Elizabeth Broderick (Sex Discrimination Commissioner from the Australian Human Rights Commission) and Dr Paul Jelfs (First Assistant Statistician, Social, Health & Labour Division at the Australian Bureau of Statistics) discuss gender equality issues in Australia. Commissioner Broderick…

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17
Mar
2014

Leaks in the pipeline: separating demographic inertia from ongoing gender differences in academia

The fifth seminar in the 2013 Gender Institute Seminar Series, Women in Academia, was presented by Dr. Allison Shaw, postdoctoral fellow working with Hanna Kokko in Ecology, Evolution and Genetics, Research School of Biology, ANU and Dr. Daniel Stanton, postdoctoral fellow working with Marilyn Ball…

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