@article {1329915,
	title = {Gender and Race Differences in Faculty Assessment of Tenure Clarity: The Influence of Departmental Relationships and Practices},
	journal = {Sociology of Race and Ethnicity},
	year = {2018},
	abstract = {The authors look at how the intersection of gender and race influences pre-tenure faculty members{\textquoteright} perceptions of the clarity of tenure expectations. The authors also seek to identify potential predictors (assessment of mentoring, relationships with peers, feedback on progress toward tenure, and fairness in tenure decision making and evaluation) of perceptions of tenure clarity for four intersectionally defined groups, including historically underrepresented minority women (URMW). The authors use an intersectional perspective and the gendered and racialized organizations{\textquoteright} theoretical lens to interpret the results. The data set comes from the Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey. Findings show that compared with white men, URMW are less satisfied with their relationships with peers and with the fairness in the evaluation of their work. They are also less likely to agree that mentoring is effective, that tenure decisions are fair, and that messages about tenure are consistent.},
	url = {https://doi.org/10.1177/2332649218756137 },
	author = {Rodica Lisnic and Anna Zajicek and Shauna Morimoto}
}
