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The Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity Workshops, Spring 2007

Workshop schedule PDF

 

NSF 2005 National ADVANCE Conference - May 2005, Washington, D.C.

Held on May 19-20, 2005 at the NSF offices in Washington, D.C., the conference agenda includes many panel discussions and breakout sessions on topics related to ADVANCE.  The USU ADVANCE team participated in the two-day activities and presented on three panels as outlined below.

 

•     Family Friendly Policies (Dual Careers)
  •  Executive Summary
  • Presentation

  •   Institutionalization/Sustainability  

    • Executive Summary

    • Presentation (no visuals provided)

      Posters presented at the NSF National conference:

    • Gender Differences in the Quality of Work Life in Science & Engineering Departments by Dr. Ronda Callister, ADVANCE PI
    • Are Family Friendly Associated with Increase Recruitment and Retention? by Dr. Kim Sullivan, ADVANCE co-PI
    • An Analysis of Teaching Load Differences Based on Gender and Rank at Utah State University by Amanda Bakian, Doctoral Candidate, Biology Dept.
    • Utah State University National Faculty Search Recruiting Study by Sephonnie Elliss, USU undergraduate
    • How Chilly is It?  Sources of Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction for Male and Female Faculty by Colin Clark, USU undergraduate

     

    Link to the National ADVANCE website, which contains all presentations made at the conference.
    

    http://research.cs.vt.edu/advance/tiki/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=4

    
    

    
    

    2005 Department Head Conference
    

    
    Faculty Mentoring by Eve Riskin and David Notkin of University of
    

     

    Washington
    
    

    Developing Department Head Leadership Workshops by Eve Riskin of University of Washington

     

    
    

    
    

    2004 Department Head Retreat
    

    
    

    Navigating Dual Career Hires
    

    
    Recruiting New Faculty - Finding and Landing the Best Candidates
     

    Recruiting session presentation.ppt
    2002 PhD statistics.ppt

    
    

     
    

    
    

     
    

      Summary of Recruiting Ideas

      
    

    
    

    AAAS Pacific Conference - June 2004, Logan, UT

     

         ADVANCE hosted two symposia:

     

         "Examining a Leaky Pipeline: Research on the Academic Careers of 

         Women in Science and Engineering"

    AAAS Pacific 04 USU Intro.ppt
    AAAS Pacific 04 USU-Ronda Callister.ppt
    AAAS URI ADVANCE Climate Change.ppt
    Examining the Leaky Pipeline in Puerto Rico.ppt
    FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATORS PERCEPTION OF THE UPRH.ppt

     

         "Strategies on Accommodating Dual Careers in Academia"

    ADVANCE AAAS DCC Strategies.ppt
    AAAS-URI dual career.ppt
    Dual Careers - Lisa Frehill.ppt
    Dual Career Website Survey.ppt
    Partner Hiring Case Western.ppt

    
     

    
     

      AAAS National Conference - February 2004, Seattle, WA
    

     

         AAAS National Conference - February 2004 in Seattle, WA - PI 

        Meeting

              http://www.engr.washington.edu/advance/resources/mini_PI/index.html

     

         AAAS National Conference - February 2004 in Seattle, WA -

         Leadership Workshop http://www.engr.washington.edu/advance/workshops/