Women in Academia
- In the ivory tower, men only. For men, having childreen is a career advantage. For women, it's a career killer. - by M. A. Mason, Berkley School of Law (Slate, 2013)
- Why women leave academia and why universities should be worried. (Higher Education Network, 2012)
- Women and Power in Quebec Universities – by F. Naudillon and N. Noureddine, available in French pages 60 to 65 deal with McGill (FQPPU, Oct 2013)
- FQPPU publication on "Women and Power in Quebec Universities" (October 2013)
- A new Report published by the Council of Canadian Academies Expert Panel on Women in University Research: STRENGTHENING CANADA’S RESEARCH CAPACITY: THE GENDER DIMENSION
The final report is: Council of Canadian Academies 2012 “Strengthening Canada’s Research Capacity: The Gender Dimension”.
Reports on the status of women researchers, particularly in under-represented spheres. It reports that women make up about one-fifth of full professors in Canada. In engineering, mathematics and physical and computer sciences, the share of women shrinks to nine percent.
- A special report on Diversity in Academe (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
- Almanac of Post-Secondary Education: Each year, CAUT publishes an Almanac of funding, academic pay scales, gender and pay, gender and rank, etc. It’s a great source of information.
- Women as academic authors from 1665 to 2010 (The Chronicle of Higher Education)