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An ADVANCE roundtable Lehigh University March 19, 2013

The Gendering of Access and O utcomes in Research, Communications and International Collaboration . An ADVANCE roundtable Lehigh University March 19, 2013. The gendering of the professoriate. The gendering of research .

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An ADVANCE roundtable Lehigh University March 19, 2013

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  1. The Gendering of Access and Outcomes in Research,Communications and International Collaboration An ADVANCE roundtable Lehigh University March 19, 2013

  2. The gendering of the professoriate

  3. The gendering of research Sex Differences in Application, Success, and Funding Rates for NIH Extramural Programs Jennifer ReinekePohlhaus, PhD, Hong Jiang, PhD, Robin M. Wagner, PhD, MS, Walter T. Schaffer, PhD, and Vivian W. Pinn, MD Acad Med. 2011 June; 86(6): 759–767.

  4. The gendering of research • Cross-sectional analysis = women and men were generally equally successful at all career stages • Longitudinal analysis = men with previous experience as NIH grantees had higher application and funding rates than women at similar career points. • Women received larger R01 awards than men • Men had more R01 awards than women at all points in their careers. • Therefore, further action will be required to eradicate remaining sex differences.

  5. Gender and international research

  6. Executive summary • For building international collaborations networking at conferences cannot be overstated • Women and minority men are less likely than whit males to engage in international collaboration • There is a wide variation in the recognition v=gven to international collaboration • For women the risk of sexual harassment and lack of support networks are particular concerns

  7. Gendering of the media • mailto:http://chronicle.com/article/Woman-as-Academic-Authors/135192?subject=women and publications

  8. Gendering of the media

  9. conclusions

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