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Rising To The Top: Career Progression Of Women Senior-Level Student Affairs Administrators, Devan S. Ford
Rising To The Top: Career Progression Of Women Senior-Level Student Affairs Administrators, Devan S. Ford
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Women account for over half of the populations of enrolled students and employed staff and administrators in higher education. In student affairs, women current accounts for over 60% of employees at the entry and mid-levels of administration, but less than half of all senior-level executive positions are filled by women. Furthermore, the majority of the women in senior-level student affairs administrative roles work at two-year institutions; doctoral granting research intensive universities have the lowest numbers of women student affairs professionals in senior-level positions. The career pathway to advance from entry-level to senior-level positions is unclear, and as a result, many …