Women in Higher Education Newsletter

08/30/2024

WIHE FEATURE: Dawn Z. Hodges, Ph.D. provides an overview of the latest analysis on how will change higher education. A free article for all on our microsite!

To me, AI is named Alexa, and she lives in my house. She tells me whether it will rain today, reminds me when to take the trash to the curb, and lets…

08/29/2024

Encouraging voter rates among college students remains an important democratic concern. In 2018, WIHE contributor Karen Costa gave actionable advice on how college professionals can help get the vote out in their campuses. Free on WIHE's microsite!

This article originally ran in Women in Higher Education’s September 2018 issue. In 2018, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker described the upcoming…

08/28/2024

Congratulations to Dr. Li-Chiou Chen, appointed as Interim Dean of Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems at Pace University. Woman on the move!

The Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems is excited to announce that Dr. Li-Chiou Chen has assumed the role of our school’s interim dean, starting on August 16.

08/06/2024

NEW in this month's WIHE: Hawa Allarakhia, M.Ed. talks with Margeaux Johnson, Learning Tools Specialist at the Center for Informational Technology and Training at the University of Florida.

Margeaux Johnson is a Learning Tools Specialist at the Center for Informational Technology and Training at the University of Florida (UF). She…

08/05/2024

In the newest issue of WIHE: Dawn Z. Hodges, Ph.D. provides an overview of the latest analysis on how will change higher education: https://www.wihe.com/article-details/246/how-will-ai-change-higher-education-/

A free article for all on our microsite!

To me, AI is named Alexa, and she lives in my house. She tells me whether it will rain today, reminds me when to take the trash to the curb, and lets…

07/25/2024

NEW in WIHE: editor Autumn A. Arnett outlines her vision of the four building blocks of good leadership. This article is freely available to all on the WIHE microsite.

I often say people can only love others out of the capacity from which they’ve received love. If a person has never experienced a real and…

07/24/2024

In the newest issue of WIHE: Dawn Z. Hodges, Ph.D. provides an overview of the latest analysis on how will change higher education: https://wihe.com/article-details/246/how-will-ai-change-higher-education-/

This is a Free To All article!

07/22/2024

NEW in this month's WIHE: Education and Technology Come Together: A Conversation with Margeaux Johnson

Margeaux Johnson is a Learning Tools Specialist at the Center for Informational Technology and Training at the University of Florida (UF). She…

07/22/2024

From the WIHE archives: "Knowing a woman can be president is not the same as actually seeing it happen. We know that representation matters."

https://www.wihe.com/article-details/9/i-m-with-her-too/

07/17/2024

NEW in WIHE: Four students from the University of Nevada, Reno, created a senior project of programming an app designed specifically to help women feel more safe on campus. WIHE's Halley Sutton takes a closer look.

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21424

This article is part of the Wiley Online Library digital collection of academic journals, newsletters and research resources. Check with your institution's librarian for on- and off-campus access.

07/15/2024

"Leisure is a portal to know ourselves." NEW in WIHE: Kritika Agrawhal explores themes of feminist liberation present in the work Basanti: Women at Leisure—a project led by Surabhi Yadav.

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21419

This article is part of the Wiley Online Library digital collection of academic journals, newsletters and research resources. Check with your institution's librarian for on- and off-campus access.

07/11/2024

Our JULY ISSUE is now live! With contributions from Kritika Agrawhal, Autumn A. Arnett, Marguerite J. Dennis, Halley Sutton, Dawn Z. Hodges, Lois Elfman and Hawa Allarakhia M.Ed.. Plus our regular features Newswatch and Women on the Move.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/23315466/2024/33/7

07/10/2024

NEW in WIHE: When Nate Shalev navigated their previous jobs, they found themselves constantly having to train their supervisors and colleagues on trans inclusion. They decided to pivot—embracing the opportunity to launch a career based on advocacy.

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21414

07/09/2024

NEW in this month's WIHE: profiles the life and work of Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano, Gallaudet University’s first deaf woman and first openly LGBTQ person to be officially installed as president.

One of our FREE articles on the WIHE microsite.

While an increasing number of colleges and universities around the United States have female presidents, there is no one like Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano…

07/09/2024

In our June issue, shares her journey as a doctoral student and professional in higher education and how she celebrates a personal identity as a mama-scholar-practitioner. This is a FREE article available on our microsite!

My self-proclaimed mama-scholar-practitioner identity has influenced how I have navigated my journey as a doctoral student and professional in higher…

07/09/2024

NEW in WIHE: C.C. Hendricks, assistant professor in the Communication Arts and Sciences department and core faculty member of the Women's and Gender Studies department at the University of New Hampshire, has had enough. (Wiley Online Library link)

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21403

07/01/2024

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06/24/2024

NEW in WIHE: C.C. Hendricks, assistant professor in the Communication Arts and Sciences department and core faculty member of the Women's and Gender Studies department at the University of New Hampshire, has had enough.

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21403

This article is part of the Wiley Online Library digital collection of academic journals, newsletters and research resources. Check with your institution's librarian for on- and off-campus access.

06/20/2024

NEW in this month's WIHE: Lois Elfman profiles the amazing life and work of Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano, Gallaudet University’s first deaf woman and first openly LGBTQ person to be officially installed as president.

One of our FREE articles on the WIHE microsite!

While an increasing number of colleges and universities around the United States have female presidents, there is no one like Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano…

06/18/2024

In our June issue, Stephanie Pérez-Gill shares her journey as a doctoral student and professional in higher education and how she celebrates a personal identity as a mama-scholar-practitioner. This is a FREE article available to all on our microsite!

https://www.wihe.com/article-details/243/becoming-mama-scholar-practitioner-my-journey-in-higher-education/

06/17/2024

Our JUNE ISSUE is now live on Wiley Online Library! With contributions from Stephanie Pérez-Gill, C.C. Hendricks, Autumn A. Arnett, Lois Elfman, Dawn Z. Hodges Ph.D., Rachel May and Donna Talarico. Plus our regular features Newswatch and Women on the Move. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/23315466/2024/33/6

06/13/2024

In the newest issue of WIHE, Autumn A. Arnett reflects on how the blending of personal and professional spaces during the Pandemic likely meant a blurring of the lines of what is socially acceptable now.

I recently sat through a very elementary presentation on executive presence. The presenter walked through appropriate dress and basic etiquette for a…

06/07/2024

Attorney Alicia Jessop is a tenured professor at Pepperdine University, California, in the Sport Administration program. In our May issue, Lois Elfman profiles Jessop's work and research in The Business of Sport. FREE ACCESS on our microsite:

An increasing number of undergraduates envision careers in sports that involve them being professional athletes. Attorney Alicia Jessop is a tenured…

06/07/2024

NEW: Autumn A. Arnett examines the concept of code-switching—this idea that people who are not a part of the dominant culture can effectively put on and remove their own cultural and linguistic norms to assimilate into the dominant culture’s norms.

My sweet niece, age three, recently developed a stutter. Now, this is a child who has been speaking in complete sentences—sans stutter—for about a…

06/07/2024

"One thing I had to do often as an academic leader, especially as the chief academic officer, was to stand up for the faculty, individually and as a group." NEW in WIHE: Dawn Z. Hodges reflects on lessons learned in her years of advocacy for faculty. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/whe.21392

06/05/2024

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05/29/2024

NEW in WIHE: Dr. Gretchen Dietz, assistant professor at the William States Lee College of Engineering at the University of North Carolina–Charlotte discusses her journey of combining her passion for engineering and education and how that led her toward higher education.

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21397

This article is part of the Wiley Online Library digital collection of academic journals, newsletters and research resources. Check with your institution's librarian for on- and off-campus access.

05/22/2024

🌼Our MAY ISSUE is now live on Wiley Online Library!🌼 With contributions from Hawa Allarakhia M.Ed., Dawn Z. Hodges Ph.D., Autumn A. Arnett, Lois Elfman, Lee Skallerup Bessette and Rachel May. Plus our regular features Newswatch and Women on the Move. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/23315466/2024/33/5

05/22/2024

NEW: Attorney Alicia Jessop is a tenured professor at Pepperdine University, California, in the Sport Administration program. In our May issue, Lois Elfman profiles Jessop's work and research in The Business of Sport. FREE ACCESS on our microsite:

An increasing number of undergraduates envision careers in sports that involve them being professional athletes. Attorney Alicia Jessop is a tenured…

05/21/2024

NEW in WIHE: Guest contributor Rachel May dives into a new study from Elena De Prada, Mercedes Mareque and Margarita Pino-Juste that explores the “relationship between teamwork skills and the successful development of self-esteem.”

https://doi.org/10.1002/whe.21404

This article is part of the Wiley Online Library digital collection of academic journals, newsletters and research resources. Check with your institution's librarian for on- and off-campus access.