Women

Leadership & Policy

New Nonprofit Launched to Address Gaps in Educational Leadership

A new nonprofit group has sprung up to address the lack of diversity among K-12 superintendents in the nation.

Educational Equity Key to Progress and Democracy

The last day of the Student Leadership Network Whole Girl's Education National Conference highlights why secondary and postsecondary education must play key roles in the future of the American democracy.

Tina Tchen, left, and SLN CEO Yolonda Marshall sit in conversation at the Whole Girl Education National Conference.

Women's Educational Equity Takes On Technology

The conference, Closing the Gap: The Role of Girls’ Education in Creating a More Equitable World, focused on the unique burdens confronting young women of today, and the biases in technology and AI that are impacting the present and future.

Laura Rebell-Gross, senior managing director of Girls’ Education with the Student Leadership Network, addresses the conference attendees.

Benedict College Joins Campaign to Eliminate Period Poverty

Benedict College will host a “I Support My Sisters…PERIOD!” special collection event March 16.

Benedict College joined the campaign to eliminate period poverty by facilitating a 'I Support My Sisters…PERIOD' special collection event.

Study: Viewing Disparity of Women in Physics as Individual Choice Risks Overlooking Gendered Issues

Fewer women pursue careers in physics than biology, according to a new Rice University study.

Study: Women in STEM Receive More Job Offers Than Men After Career Services Use

Women pursuing careers in technical fields can benefit from campus career services, according to a joint study by NACE and Cornell Tech.

Dr. Judith Spitz

$5 Million from NASA Supports Increasing Retention of Women in STEM

NASA will be giving over $5 million to seven women’s colleges and universities for research and development of strategies to increase retention of women in STEM programs and careers.

Agnes Scott College was among seven schools awarded funds from NASA to help improve the national gender gap and experiences of women in STEM.

Study: Undergraduate Women Majoring in STEM More Frequently Face Sexual Assault Than Those Outside of STEM

College women majoring in STEM fields more frequently experience sexual assault than those not in STEM, a recent Georgia State University study found.

Dr. Laura Salazar

Organizations Partner to Launch Historic Marker Program of U.S. Women’s Suffrage History, Dedicates Marker to Suffrage Leader Annie E. Jones

The National Collaborative for Women’s History Sites (NCWHS) and William G. Pomeroy Foundation are partnering for a historic marker program of U.S. women’s suffrage history in celebration of the centennial of the passing of the 19th Amendment.

Annie Jones Flyer

Minoritized Students, Already Stressed, Now Worry About Abortion

Experts worry that overturning Roe v. Wade may have an impact on the mental health of college students.

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Women Still Behind in Leadership Roles in Massachusetts Higher Ed Institutions

Women make up just 34% of all sitting presidents at Massachusetts’s 88 postsecondary institutions, climbing just one percentage point in four years.

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Liberty University Sexual Assault Case Lawsuit Reaches Settlement

A federal lawsuit alleging Liberty University of fostering an unsafe environment and mishandling sexual assault and harassment cases has reached a settlement.

Liberty University

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