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• "Class of 2004 Starting Salaries: Constant-dollar pay of new chemists remains depressed; little change in soft job situation" Chemical and Engineering News, ACS News April 18, 2005 Volume 83, Number 16 pp. 51-55
  
  
• "A Univeristy of Michigan program uses theater to teach professors sensitivity to women and minority groups" Chronicle of Higher Education, The Faculty July 29, 2005, Volume 51, Issue 47, pp A12
  
  
• "Science Agencies Urged to Ensure That Grant Recipients Don't Discriminate" Chronicle of Higher Education, August 13, 2005 The Faculty Volume 50, Issue 49, Page A10
  
  
• "More Women in Science" Science Magazine, Careers in Science, August 19, 2005 Vol 309 pp 1190-1191, Handelsman, Jo, et al.
  
  
• "Women Faculty Make Little Progress: C&EN's annual survey again shows women underrepresented in top chemistry departments" Chemical and Engineering News, Education October 31, 2005, Volume 83, Number 44 pp. 38–39
  
  
• "A National Analysis of Diversity in Science and Engineering Faculties at Research Universities" Report by Donna Nelson - posted 12/21/05
  
  
• "GAO Report: Gender Issues Women’s Participation in the Sciences has Increased, but Agencies Need to do More to Ensure Compliance with Title IX" - posted 12/21/05
  
  
• "A Study on the Status of Women Faculty in Science at MIT" Nancy Hopkins report, MIT Press 1999 - posted 12/21/05
  
  
• Research on Gender in Science and Engineering FY 2006 (GSE) - posted 12/21/05
  
  
• COAChing Women to Succeed in Academic Careers in the Chemical Sciences
  An article in March 2005 Journal of Chemical Education by Geraldine L. Richmond - posted 06/01/05
  
  
• COACHING SUCCESS Committee on the Advancement of Women Chemists expands its programs for academics
  An article in February 28, 2005 C&EN - posted 3/17/05
  
  
• IN MY OPINION Geraldine L. Richmond
  An article in February 2, 2005 The Oregonian - posted 2/14/05
  
  
• Where the Elite Teach, It's Still a Man's World
  An article in December 3, 2004 The Chronicle of Higher Education by Robin Wilson - posted 1/25/05
  
  
• Women Fight Genetic Barb with Science
  Article in January 22, 2005 The Oregonian by Shelby Oppal Wood - posted 01/25/05
  
  
• UCLA Study On Friendship Among Women
  An alternative to fight or flight ©2002 Gale Berkowitz - posted 09/15/04
  
  
• Children Vs. Tenure
  Article in June 21, 2004 addition of Science Now By Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
  
  
• 3 Women and 3 Paths, 10 Years Later
  Article in August 21, 2003 addition of The New York Times By Katie Hafner
  
  
• He Dickers, She Doesn't
  Article in August 21, 2003 addition of The New York Times By Alan B. Krueger
  
  
• National Academy of Sciences Elects Record Number of Women Members
  Article in April 30, 2003 The Chronical of Higher Education By Jeffrey Brainard
  
  
• Commerce secretary Evans issues 2003 Call for Nominations for the National Medal of Technology, the nation's highest award for technical innovation. Press release: http://www.ta.doc.gov/PRel/pr030205.htm
  
  
• Top Undergraduates Increasingly Abandon Sciences for Business and Other Fields, Study Finds
  Article in January 9, 2003 addition of The Chronicle of Higher Education by Will Potter
  
  
• Portraits of Science: Two Good Women, or Too Good to Be True?
  Article in June 7, 2002 addition of Science Magazine by Paula Gould
  
  
• A Trailing Spouse Finds Her Way
  Article in Dec. 9 addition of the The Chronicle of Higher Education by Elizabeth Gilbey
  
  
• The Greenfield Review
  The Secretary of State appointed Baroness Greenfield earlier in the year to advise on a stronger and more strategic approach to increasing the participation of women in science...more
  
  
• MORE THAN A PIPELINE PROBLEM: Labor Supply Constraints and Gender Stratification Across Academic Science Disciplines
  Research in Higher Education, Vol. 43. No. 6. Decemeber 2002 (© 2002). Stephen Kulis,*,** Diane Sicotte,* and Shawn Collins*
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• Royal Institution's Director Blasts Scientific Sexism
  
  
• EngineerGirl Essay Contest
  
  
• Can Equality in Sports Be Repeated in the Lab?
  Article from October 11, 2002, Vol. 298 issue of Science Magazine Online by Jeffrey Mervis
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• Women and Minorities Negotiating Salaries
  
  
• NAE Report on Best Practices for a Diverse Engineering Workforce
  
  
• New Study at MIT Finds that Female Faculty Members Still Feel Marginalized
  
  
• NPR Profile on Dr. Annelise Barron, Professor of Chemical Engineering at Northwestern
  
  
• Panelists Offer Strategies for Raising the Number of Women Scientists in Academe
  Article in Feb. 20 addition of The Chronicle of Higher Education by Lila Guterman
  
  
• The National Research Council's materials forum, "Materials and Society: From Research to Manufacturing" will take place Wednesday and Thursday, March 27 and 28, 2002. The forum brings together government policymakers, members of the materials research and manufacturing communities and end-users of materials to review, consider and discuss the current state of materials science and engineering in the United States and the challenges of the coming years. The program will take place at the National Academy of Sciences building, 2100 C St., N.W., Washington, D.C. http://www4.nationalacademies.org/cets/nmab.nsf/web/Materials_Forum
  
  
• COACh Workshops Announced in the Latest WCC Newsletter
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• Council on Undergraduate Research Announces Institute Focused on Issues of Faculty Development for Post-Tenure Faculty Entitled Vital Faculty Issues after Tenure To Be Held This Spring.
  
  
• Join the Chronicle of Higher Education's Discussion on Changes to the American Association of Professors' Policy on the Tenure Review Rrocess for New Parents
  
  
• Women's Participation in Science and Engineering
  Women's participation in science and engineering has grown impressively during the past 25 years, but they still are more likely than men to hold jobs with lower status and pay. A new National Academies report documents progress and differences in career outcomes for female scientists and engineers.
  
  
• ACS to Increase Petroleum Research Fund Grants
  
  
• Minority Groups Are Poorly Represented on Chemistry Faculties, Study Finds by Jennifer Jacobson
  
  
• New Data on the Change in the Number of Women Faculty Members in Engineering By School from The Committee on Women in Science and Engineering (CWSE).
  
  
• Proceedings of the First NAS Symposium on Women in Science, "Who Will Do the Science of the Future?"

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