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Women in higher education are caught in a convoluted tangle of norms and values. They come from cultural expectations about females, academic rituals solidified through centuries of male leadership, and contemporary American language that calls every issue a war. These norms we learn from our parents, and they shape our journals and conversations. How can we unsnarl the strands to knit a professional life of consistent values?
At the American Association for Higher Education (AAHE) conference in San Diego in April, Dr. Jacqueline Mintz led a pre-conference Women's Caucus workshop on "Transforming Dimensions: Taking Measure--Our Personal and Professional Lives in ...