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Title: Recruiting, Retaining,


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Recruiting, Retaining, Mentoring Women
Faculty11/1/02
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Who Teaches Matters
  • The most accurate predictor of subsequent
    success for female undergraduates is the
    percentage of women among faculty members at
    their college.

Trowers and Chait Harvard Magazine, 10433, 2002.
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Representation of Women inGraduate Professional
Programs
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Spectrum of Approaches
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Outline
  • History of UT EFWO
  • Review Objective Data
  • Discussion
  • Set Measurable Goals
  • Process to Achieve Goals
  • Resources to Achieve Goals

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UT EFWO
  • http//www.engr.utexas.edu/bme/faculty/richards-ko
    rtum/WomenInEng/
  • Child Care Survey Report
  • Summer 01
  • Career Success Workshop
  • April 02
  • White Paper
  • Fall 02

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White Paper Areas of Concern
  • Attract retain more women faculty
  • Improve recruitment and retention of women
    graduate students at UT
  • Provide mentoring for women graduate students
    faculty
  • Increase of women in leadership positions at UT

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Focus of tonights discussion
  • Attract more women faculty

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Where are we?
  • 2002 240 total tenure track faculty
  • 21 women (9)
  • 7 Assistant Professors
  • 7 Associate Professors
  • 7 Full Professors
  • 219 men (91)
  • 40 Assistant Professors
  • 34 Associate Professors
  • 145 Full Professors

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How has this changed?
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How do we compare to our peers?
2001 ASEE Data
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Women Faculty by Dept.
2001 ASEE Data
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Women Faculty by Dept.
2001 ASEE Data
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Are there qualified candidates?
2001 ASEE Data
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Do they apply to UT?
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Why did our current women faculty apply?
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What should we do?
  • Goals
  • Action Items
  • Resources

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Goals
  • Double the number of women faculty in five years
  • To reach this goal, we only need to add 4 women
    faculty per year in the next five years
  • Currently recruiting 14 positions

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Actions Spectrum of Approaches
Negative Neutral Supportive Pro-Active
What PROACTIVE recruitment approaches are needed
to DOUBLE the number of FEMALE FACULTY?
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Attract women faculty
  • Monitor numbers/report progress
  • Incentives
  • Targeted slots
  • Targeted recruiting
  • Share best practices amongst recruiting
    committees
  • Evaluate interview process
  • Positive impression?
  • Work/family balance
  • Teaching/research balance

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Retain women faculty
  • Monitor numbers
  • Assess departmental climates
  • Critical mass
  • Mentoring program
  • Career Success workshop

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Mentor our Women PhD Students
  • Faculty driven mentoring activities for graduate
    students
  • F6 First Friday Forum for Future Female Faculty

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Women in leadership positions
  • Monitor numbers
  • Recruit externally

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Target of Opportunity Program
  • 1987-1997
  • 5th Circuit Opinion in Messer v. Meno
  • Racial preferences in hiring solely to achieve
    diversity are unconstitutional.
  • Focus black Hispanic faculty
  • 50 minority faculty hired
  • During same time
  • Provost provided 25 new eng. faculty lines
  • A fraction of these funds were allocated to
    recruit women faculty

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Where do the women go?
NSF Data Courtesy V. Kuck
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Where do the women go?
NSF Data Courtesy V. Kuck
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Where do the women go?
From Scarcity to Visibility National Academy Press
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Where do the women go?
NSF Data Courtesy V. Kuck
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