2015
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Gender Equity in Higher Education: Calling for Equitable, Integrative, and
Intergenerational Leadership - AACU (Spring 2015)
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Women in Computing:The Imperative of Critical Pedagogical Reform - AACU (Spring
2015)
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Follow the Money - Inside Higher Ed (06-02-2015)
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To Be a Featured Speaker at a Scholarly Meeting, It Helps to be Male - Chronicle of
Higher Education (04-20-2015)
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Solving the Equation: The Variables for Women's Success in Engineering and
Computing - AAUW (03-30-2015)
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Women Won't Apply for Jobs Seeking "Assertive" Applicants. Should Women Change, or
Should Job Ads? - Slate (02-18-2015)
2014
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Diversity Assessment, Accountability, and Action: Going Beyond the Numbers - AACU
(Fall 2014)
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Science Isn't the Problem; Scientists Are - Vitae (11-20-2014)
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MSU psychology professor is named to national girls STEM board - MSU News (10-92014)
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Gender Stereotypes in STEM - Inside Higher Ed (9-24-2014)
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A multi-million dollar opportunity: How social psychology can ADVANCE the participation
of women faculty in STEM - Character & Context (7-11-2014)
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Blacks most likely to leave higher education - Inside Higher Ed (7-9-2014)
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Elite male faculty in the life sciences employ fewer women - Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (June 5, 2014)
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Changes to BioSketch - NIH Extramural Nexus (6-3-2014)
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Gender composition of scholarly publications (1665-2011)
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Female leaders at colleges report discouragement but can be role models - Inside Higher
Ed (4-24-2014)
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Networks and the STEM Gender Gap - Inside Higher Ed (4-4-2014)
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Room to Grow: Work place 'flexibility stigma' affects non-parents, too, study suggests Inside Higher Ed (4-1-2014)
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How stereotypes impair women's careers in science - Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences (3-25-2014)
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Chemistry Without Women - Inside Higher Ed (2-24-2014)
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Winner of new MSU award found her path early, in research lab - MSU News Service (217-2014)
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Including Women on Meeting Teams May Help Careers of Female Scientists - Chronicle
of Higher Education (1-7-2014)
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MSU honors top faculty and staff - MSU News Service (1-3-2014)
2013
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Women in Science are Cited Less Often - Nature (12-11-2013)
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Women and Academic Leadership: Leaning Out - Chronicle of Higher Education (12-92013)
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Anne Camper selected as Regents Professor - MSU News (11-21-2013)
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50 Colleges Advancing Women in STEM - The College Database: U.S. College &
University Rankings
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Teaching Mathematics with Women in Mind - American Mathematical Society (Oct 2013)
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Why Are There Still So Few Women in Science? - New York Times (10-3-13)
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Introducing the Monkey Cage gender gap symposium - Washington Post (9-30-13)
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Harvard Business School Case Study: Gender Equity - New York Times (9-7-13)
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Gender Citation Gap in International Relations - International Organization - (8-23-2013)
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Toward a woman centered university, revisited - Inside Higher Ed (8-21-2013)
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Women and the STEM Sciences: When Trying Hard Isn't Natural - Society for Personality
and Social Psychology (7-26-13)
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Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering - NSF
Report
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Diversity in College Faculty Just as Important as Student Body - Huffington Post (5-2213)
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Special section of Nature finds that there is still much to do to achieve gender equality in
science - Nature (3-6-2013)
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ADVANCE Project TRACS MSU Exponent Article - Reaching Equilibrium - MSU
Exponent (1-31-13)
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MSU University Council approves Donated Sick Leave and Maternity Leave Policy
Revisions - MSU Email Correspondence (1-9-2013)
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Being Married Helps Professors Get Ahead, but Only If They're Male - The Atlantic (1-172013)
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Fixing the Leaky Faucet: A Discussion on Women of Color in STEM with Children SACNAS (1-15-2013)
2012
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President Cruzado's Monday Morning Memo Nov. 5, 2012
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MSU receives $3.4 million to help broaden participation of women faculty
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Bias Persists for Women of Science, a Study Finds
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A Reboot in Recruiting Women into Computer Science - The Chronicle of Higher
Education
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Male Scientist Balancing Act - Insider Higher Ed
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Breaking the Bias Against Women in Science - The New York Times | The Opinion
Pages
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Science faculty subtle gender biases favor male students - Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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Strengthening Canada’ s Research Capacity: the Gender Dimension - The Council of
Canadian Academies
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Scholarly Publishing's Gender Gap - The Chronicle of Higher Education - October 22,
2012
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The Next Generation of Title IX: STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math National Women's Law Center (6-13-2012)
2010
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INSIDE THE DOUBLE BIND: A SYNTHESIS OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ON WOMEN
OF COLOR IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS Institute for Women's Policy Research- March 31, 2010
2009
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National differences in gender-science stereotypes predict national sex differences in
science and math achievement - Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of
the United States of America - June 30, 2009