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Harvard Project Examines Darwin’s Views on Women

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While his published works often denigrated women, his personal correspondence shows that his views on women may have been more complex.

Three Women Named to New Academic Posts

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Susan B. Marine, assistant dean of student life and director of the Harvard College Women's Center, has announced she...

Notable Appointments of Women in Higher Education

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Rachel Gartner was named director of Jewish chaplaincy at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. She will assume her new...

Four Women Win $250,000 Hertz Foundation Fellowships

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Four women were among the 15 students recently selected for fellowships by the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation of Livermore, California. The fellowships can provide up to $250,000 for five years of graduate study in the sciences.

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Study Finds Significant Gender Pay Gap Among Assistant Professors at U.S. Medical Schools

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During the 2022-2023 academic year, women assistant professors at U.S. medical schools earned $0.81 cents for every $1 earned by their male peers.

Laura Carlson to Lead the University of Delaware

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Following the upcoming retirement of the university's current president, Dr. Laura Carlson is slated to become the interim president of the University of Delaware on July 1. She has served as the institution's provost for the past three years.

Post-COVID Trends in Gender Achievement Gaps for Middle School Students

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In 2019, the longstanding gender gap in middle school STEM performance was eliminated, with girls performing as well - or better - than their male classmates. However, girls' STEM achievement declined significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, reopening the gender gap that had existed for decades.

Marva Johnson Named President of Florida A&M University

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“I will approach this role with bold vision — focused on student success, innovation, and national prominence — while building strong bridges with the FAMU community and honoring the legacy that makes this university so special," said Johnson.

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