March 22, 2010
Women with faculty jobs in STEM fields are more likely to be dissatisfied with their jobs than their male colleagues, according to Cathy Trower, research director at the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education.
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Press & Media Inquiries
As a national research project, COACHE produces numerous reports and key findings on our survey data about what motivates faculty to remain at or depart from an institution. Over the years, COACHE’s research has been highlighted in the media and COACHE staff have been interviewed on faculty matters by Inside Higher Education, The Chronicle of Higher Education and The New York Times, among many other outlets.
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