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January 18, 2013

By Sharon Gartland

Straight A Student

As a lecturer in a graduate school program at a major university, I've become pretty comfortable giving out grades...

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January 10, 2013

By Dorothy Boorse

Benevolent Chauvinism: A Response

I read the recent report in Christianity Today, The Benevolent Sexism at Christian Colleges, with interest. It had created a buzz amongst both men and women friends...

In Focus

November 14, 2012

By Margarita Mooney

Does Gender Matter in the Classroom?

Sociologist Margarita Mooney discusses what she sees as a woman professor.

In Focus

August 20, 2012

By Lisa Clark Diller

Finding a Mentor: 7 Take-Aways for New Faculty

Lisa Clark Diller describes the actions she took to get the mentoring she needed as a new professor.

In Focus

May 27, 2012

By Susanna Childress

Notes from Inside a Self-Imposed Sabbatical

What happens when you take time away from your primary field of work? Susanna Childress considers how revitalizing it can be.

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April 17, 2012

By Christy Moran Craft

Christian Faculty in Secular Colleges and Universities: Challenges and Opportunities for Integration

Professor Christy Moran Craft reports on a qualitative research study designed to look at how Christian faculty members express their faith within public institutions.