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Meet the 2022 Virtual Visiting Scholars
The ARC Network is excited to host the 2022-2023 Virtual Visiting Scholars (VVS) Dr. Erin Winterrowd and Dr. Sue Rosser to discuss their VVS projects and the motivations behind their interests!
Sep 29, 2022 03:00 PM ET
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Gender, Intersectionality, Workload and Leadership in STEM Departments

The ARC Network welcomed Cohort 3 Virtual Visiting Scholar Dr. Joya Misra to present her work focusing on impacts of intersectional identity on and inclusion in decision-making and leadership with additional emphasis on retention and career advancement of faculty.
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Examining How Race/Ethnicity and Gender is Explored in Research on STEM Contingent Faculty

The ARC Network welcomed Cohort 3 Virtual Visiting Scholar Dr. Ramon Goings to present on his meta-analysis of research on contingent STEM faculty to assess the inclusion of faculty at the intersection of race/ethnicity and gender.
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Understandings of Gender in STEM Higher Education Research

Dr. Allison Mattheis, presented on her work focused on understandings of gender in STEM higher education research in which she completed an integrative meta-analysis approach informed by intersectionality and critical feminist perspectives to review higher education-specific research.
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2021 Town Hall: Ensuring Equity in Institutional COVID-19 Responses Town Hall

As state and local governments responded in varied ways to the public health crisis, administrators and faculty had to act quickly to manage courses, research, family responsibilities, and a plethora of other complications.
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Academic entrepreneurship in STEM: A meta-synthesis on the intersection of gender

Dr. Teresa Nelson discussed her VVS project on gender equity and academic entrepreneurship in STEM. Dr. Nelson shared her perspectives on future practice around research on and interventions around supporting faculty women’s entrepreneurship.
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Gender Biases and Intersectionality in Citation Practices and Analyses

2019-2020 Virtual Visiting Scholar, Dr. Beth Mitchneck discussed her meta synthesis of the research on how social practices influence citation indices, commonly used metrics to evaluate the quality of a scholar’s productivity. Dr. Mitchneck addressed implications for future practice and implementation of equity interventions.
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