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...candidate pool in this search was the strongest for the...position in several year," Dean of Freshmen Elizabeth S. Nathans wrote in an e-mail message. "It was also unusual, in that all candidates ultimately chosen by the Committee for final round interviews, are currently teaching or working at Harvard...
While the number of tenured faculty women has been slowly increasing in recent years, the current figures remain disheartening. As reported by Elizabeth Doherty, only 58 out of 433 tenured faculty, or 13.4 percent are women. Some of the discrepancy occurs because of the low turnover of professorships, which means that there are relatively few vacancies, but this is an insufficient explanation. Dean of the Faculty, Jeremy Knowles, in a meeting with CEWH members suggested that there were not enough top women in the pipeline. In fact, in many fields the pipeline is overflowing...
While the number of tenured faculty women has been slowly increasing in recent years, the current figures remain disheartening. As reported by Elizabeth Doherty, only 58 out of 433 tenured faculty, or 13.4 percent are women. Some of the discrepancy occurs because of the low turnover of professorships, which means that there are relatively few vacancies, but this is an insufficient explanation. Dean of the Faculty, Jeremy Knowles, in a meeting with CEWH members suggested that there were not enough top women in the pipeline. In fact, in many fields the pipeline is overflowing...
...Elizabeth K. Ridlington '99, whose entrance to the working world is fast approaching, career exploration was an immediate concern. Ironically, her sponsor was in a similar situation...
...seminars also involve guest moderators, such as columnist Ellen Goodman, former member of Congress Elizabeth Holtzman and former Manhattan Borough President Ruth Messinger--the first woman to secure the Democratic nomination for Mayor of New York City...