teaching

February 09, 2013

After Francis Su gave his lecture accepting the Franklin Tepper Haimo Award for Distinguished Teaching of Mathematics, he had so many requests for the text that he shared it...

In Focus

February 01, 2013

By Kate Peterson

Approaching a New Semester

An assistant professor in the humanities writes about her thoughts and prayers as she begins the new semester.

Blog

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...

Blog

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...

December 12, 2012

Dear Mentor: Benevolent Chauvinism?

As a job-seeker, how do you assess the attitude toward women on a college campus?

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.

Reflections

August 16, 2012

By Angie Crea O'Neal

Believing God: Lessons from Africa

Angie Crea O'Neal didn't know about Mulenga's story when she planned her presentation for the women's conference, nor that his testimony would directly precede hers — but God did.