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Women
in Chemistry
- American
Chemical Society, Women Chemists Committee
- Commission
on the Advancement of Women in Science, Engineering and Technology Development
Act.
Policy No. 98-002. American Chemical Society, Government Affairs. March 9, 1998 - Challenges
Await Women Chemists in the New Millennium.
Madeleine Jacobs. Perspective, September 21, 1998, v76n38. - How
Women Can Find Mentors In a World of Few Role Models.
Hal Lancaster. Wall Street Journal, April 1, 1997. - In
Industry, Salary of Women Chemists Starts to Trail That of Men after
Age 40.
Chemical & Engineering News, August 2, 1999. - More
Ideas for Women Chemists.
Madeleine Jacobs. Perspective, November 9, 1998, v76n45. - Reshaping
Affirmative Action.
Marian B. Brennan. Chemical & Engineering News, July 20, 1998. - Salaries
of Women Chemists Continue to Lag Behind Those of Men.
Today's Chemist at Work, July/August 1998. - Tenure
and Tots: When Baby Makes Three, Or Four, Or Maybe More.
Chemical & Engineering News, October 23, 1995. - Women
Chemists.
Report on the economic status of women in the ACS produced every five years. - Women
Chemists Are More Likely Than Men to Be Jobless Or in Part-time Positions.
Chemical & Engineering News, July 27, 1998. - Women
in Academia Assess Need for Affirmative Action.
Chemical & Engineering News, July 20, 1998. - Women
Make Slow Progress on Chemistry Faculties of Major Universities.
Chemical & Engineering News, July 20, 1998.
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Women
in Science and Engineering
- Association for Women Geoscientists
- Society of Women Engineers
- Guidelines
on inclusion of women, minorities and persons with disabilities in NIH
sponsored and/or supported intramural and extramural scientific meetings
and conferences, 1995.
National Institutes of Health. - Women,
Minorities, and Persons With Disabilities in Science and Engineering.
National Science Foundation. Series of biennial reports since 1994. - The
Committee on Women in Science and Engineering (CWSE).
Includes new data on the change in the number of women faculty members in Engineering by school.
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Women
in Higher Education
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Characteristics
of Chemists
- All U.S. Highest Chemistry Degrees, 1997, SESTAT
- Career
Chemists: The Transition to Retirement.
Chemical & Engineering News, June 5, 2000. - Chemistry
Degrees by Sex: 1948-1997
(updated 5/2000) - A
Statistical Summary of Chemists in the United States, 2000.
Professional and Workforce News, ACS Department of Career Services, v1n2.
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Career
Resources for Chemists
- ACS
Survey: Salaries' Rise Slow But Steady: However, unemployment has edged
up from a year ago.
David M. Kiefer. Today's Chemist at Work, July/August 1998. - Chemistry
Grad Salaries Rise with Better Job Market: New, improved ACS survey
of starting salaries for chemists gives clearer picture of job situation
for graduates.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, March 9, 1998 - Chemists'
Employment Situation Continues to Worsen, Salaries Weak.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, July 29, 1996. - Chemists'
Job Market Still Weak But Those Employed Post Solid Pay Gains.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, May 29, 1995. - Job
Situation for Chemists Takes Turn for Better.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, July 28, 1997. - More
Money But Without Job Gains: ACS members posted solid salary gains,
but joblessness among chemists was up slightly despite burgeoning economy.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, July 27, 1998. - Salaries
Up, But Jobs Still Tight.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, August 2, 1999. - Starting
Salaries: Chemists Post Modest Gains in Tough Job Market.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, October 23, 1995. - Starting
Salaries: Statistics from ACS survey show no upturn for new graduates'
pay and jobs.
Michael Heylin. Chemical & Engineering News, October 28, 1996. - An
Upbeat Year for Chemists: Salaries and unemployment have turned the
corner for the first time in three or four years.
David M. Kiefer. Today's Chemist at Work, July/August 1997.
- COACh:
Lowering the Activation Energy for Women in Chemistry
Kate Scantlebury. Boston, MA. August 2002
[PowerPoint slides]
- Proactive
Mentoring and Leadership Program for Females in Academia
Geri Richmond. Boston, MA. August 2002
[PowerPoint slides]
- COAChing
Academic Women to be Leaders in the Chemical Sciences
Geri Richmond
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