Academics have historically been members of socially dominant groups—white, cisgender, heterosexual men, from middle- to upper-classes, who identify as able-bodied and able-minded. Members of other groups are often disadvantaged. In two larger studies, semi-structured interviews were conducted with professionals from marginalized groups. Here we explore the narratives of 16 participants who explicitly discussed their experiences in faculty positions within the health and social service professions. The expected academic roles of teacher, researcher, and colleague/administrator did not neatly fit for participants, clashing with the expectations they faced by virtue of their marginalized identities. Within the health and social service profes...
This qualitative study explored the perceptions of academic culture and faculty life of undergraduat...
Many academic institutions strive to promote more diverse and inclusive campuses for faculty, staff,...
Research collaboration is key to faculty career success in science, technology, engineering, and mat...
Academics have historically been members of socially dominant groups—white, cisgender, heterosexual ...
This book features theorized narratives from academics who inhabit marginalized identity positions, ...
We are two social work academics working in a UK Higher Education Institute. Social work is underpi...
In the neoliberal academy, professors who disclose any form of impairment risk raising concerns abou...
Faculty empowerment is a more important topic today than ever before, as faculty roles have become i...
Many academic institutions strive to promote more diverse and inclusive campuses for faculty, staff,...
Despite the fact that precarious modes of employment have become increasingly common in academic ca...
Many faculty enter the professoriate with high ideals. They have identity conceptions of themselves ...
The intersection of multiple identities (e.g., racialization, gender, class) strongly determines an ...
The present study extends organizational labor models such as street-level bureaucrats, bureaucratiz...
Employing the interdisciplinary field of health inequalities as a case study, this paper draws on in...
Attributes such as sex and race/ethnicity are associated with inequities in representation. The obje...
This qualitative study explored the perceptions of academic culture and faculty life of undergraduat...
Many academic institutions strive to promote more diverse and inclusive campuses for faculty, staff,...
Research collaboration is key to faculty career success in science, technology, engineering, and mat...
Academics have historically been members of socially dominant groups—white, cisgender, heterosexual ...
This book features theorized narratives from academics who inhabit marginalized identity positions, ...
We are two social work academics working in a UK Higher Education Institute. Social work is underpi...
In the neoliberal academy, professors who disclose any form of impairment risk raising concerns abou...
Faculty empowerment is a more important topic today than ever before, as faculty roles have become i...
Many academic institutions strive to promote more diverse and inclusive campuses for faculty, staff,...
Despite the fact that precarious modes of employment have become increasingly common in academic ca...
Many faculty enter the professoriate with high ideals. They have identity conceptions of themselves ...
The intersection of multiple identities (e.g., racialization, gender, class) strongly determines an ...
The present study extends organizational labor models such as street-level bureaucrats, bureaucratiz...
Employing the interdisciplinary field of health inequalities as a case study, this paper draws on in...
Attributes such as sex and race/ethnicity are associated with inequities in representation. The obje...
This qualitative study explored the perceptions of academic culture and faculty life of undergraduat...
Many academic institutions strive to promote more diverse and inclusive campuses for faculty, staff,...
Research collaboration is key to faculty career success in science, technology, engineering, and mat...