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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Women and leadership"”.
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The voices, views and challenges of migrant women and leadership in Ireland: using a feminist community education as a tool for participation
… large numbers of immigrants from other Europeans and African countries and a small number of refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland is phenomenon. Each year, up to 40,000 immigrants came into Ireland according to Immigrant Council of Ireland ( ICI;2003). In the last quarter of 2005,there was an …
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Leadership, Ascendancy, and Gender
By the year 2000 women will constitute more than 50 percent of the workforce in the United States, yet their representation in top management and executive-level positions continues to hover in the single digits. This “glass ceiling,” which is conceptualized as limiting women's advancement into …
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Stereotypes and Their Consequences for Women as Leaders in Higher Education Administration
Women are underrepresented as leaders in most facets of American work life. While present in fields that are traditionally feminine, there is a scarcity of women leaders in all other occupations including business, government, science and technology, agriculture, education in general and higher …
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Questioning and Disrupting Narratives of Motherhood and Leadership: The Experiences of Deans, Presidents, and Other California Community College Mother-Leaders
<p>In the United States, women are more likely to become mothers today than they were 10 years ago. Nationally, 86% of women become mothers, and, in particular, the rates of motherhood for college educated women have increased from 65% to 80% over the last two decades. In California community …
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Women's Career Development: The Lived Experience of Canadian University Women Presidents
As of July 2011, the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) reported 17 of Canada’s 95 universities were led by women. While this represents considerable change from 1974, when Pauline Jewett became the first woman president to lead a co-educational Canadian university, progress …