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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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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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Ensuring Equity in Institutional COVID-19 Responses: Advocacy Strategies for Ensuring Equity in Institutional Responses to COVID-19

The second webinar in the ARC Network’s series on Ensuring Equity in Institutional COVID-19 Responses addressed various advocacy strategies.
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Ensuring Equity in Institutional COVID-19 Responses: The Multiple Dimensions of Integrating Equity

In the first webinar in a series on Ensuring Equity in Institutional COVID-19 Responses, Leslie Gonzales, EdD and Kimberly Griffin, PhD discussed the multiple dimensions of integrating equity in institutional decision making – including issues and challenges facing institutions, the unique impacts on marginalized faculty, and the need for integrating equity in decision making.
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2020 Town Hall: Ensuring Equity in Institutional COVID-19 Responses

As institutions respond to COVID-19 and its impacts, the ARC Network wants to ensure that diversity, equity, and inclusion are integrated into higher education administrators’ decision-making.
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