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Reflections on Authentic Identities | Faith Shearer

Truitt Center for Religious & Spiritual Life February 20, 2019

Faith Shearer has served as associate Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator since joining the Elon Athletics Department in 2002. Shearer oversees the Phoenix Women’s basketball, women’s lacrosse, cross country, track and field and volleyball programs. In addition, she oversees the department’s student services efforts, and serves as a deputy Title IX coordinator. In […]

When Race and Gender Collide | India Johnson

Teaching & Learning Technologies April 25, 2017

Women of color (WOC) report a lack of belonging and comfort in environments where they are underrepresented, and introducing a relatable role model may be one tool to address these concerns. The present studies examine how framing a potential role model as an ally for women of color can be used as a potential intervention […]

Seeing Gender in 2017

Teaching & Learning Technologies February 16, 2017

There are plenty of reasons to talk about gender: the trolling of women online, HB2, the role of gender in the Presidential election, the pay gap, the media’s focus on sexual assaults on college campuses, and the rape culture that perpetuates these high rates of sexual assault. This panel discussion outlines some of the key […]

What We Should Know About Gender and Decision Making | Therese Huston

Teaching & Learning Technologies October 18, 2016

Seattle University cognitive psychologist and author of How Women Decide, Therese Huston tackles popular stereotypes about women as decision-makers. Is it really a woman’s prerogative to change her mind? How do we respond to women taking risks, and do we respond any differently to men making those same choices? Most important, does all of this […]