She is an acknowledged expert on issues of time, overwork, consumerism and issues for women in the workplace. This conference is dedicated to exploring the challenges and opportunities for balancing professional and personal lives in higher education, with a special focus on women faculty. It will provide a forum for discussing programs, policies, and research that demonstrate positive results for recruitment, retention, and career advancement of women in academia. Help us make this homepage as complete as possible. Provide information for your listing, encourage others to contribute.
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It is published over electronic mail on the twice monthly, on the first and fifteenth of every month. It is sent to all women teaching faculty on this campus who are registered with an email address It is sent by campus mail to faculty not yet on email. The contributions should be concise and of general interest to women faculty. Contributions must be received at least 2 days prior to publication of the next newsletter which occurs on the first and fifteenth of each month.