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Toward More Inclusive Family-Friendly Policies – by Megan Reiter - p. 1
Note from the Editor – by Katy Garmany - p. 3
"Unraveling Hardwiring" reprinted from Delusions of Gender Ch 16, by Cordelia Fine - p. 5
"Women vs Women" – by Joan Schmelz (reprinted from her blog posts) - p. 11
Practical Strategies for Soft Money Researchers Who Work Remotely – by Karly Pitman - p. 13
Book review: American Women and World War II by Doris Weatherford, and The Women Who Lived for Danger: Behind Enemy Lines During WW II by Marcus Binney – by Gerrit L. Verschuur - p. 16
GPS Groups: A Peer-Problem-Solving Approach To Mentorship – by Evgenya L. Shkolnik, Alexandra Surcel, Anat Shahar, and Hannah Jang-Condell - p. 1
Note from the Editor – by Katy Garmany - p. 3
A Workshop on Self-Promotion Techniques for Women – by Nancy Morrison - p. 5
On Hearing What is Said – by Gerrit L. Verschuur - p. 7
Gender-Specific Brains: Fact or Fiction - by Laura L. May Hoopes (Reprinted with permission from the Association for Women in Science, Fall 2011) - p. 10
ACS Awards: A Call for Action, Reprinted with permission from C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News, digital edition 12 Mar 2012) - p. 13
What Balance? Lessons from the AAS Special Work/Life Balance Panel, 11 Jan 2011 – by Blake Bullock - p. 1
Science Cheerleaders visit NASA – by Lynn Cominsky - p. 3
The Fourth International Conference on Women in Physics – by Meg Urry - p. 5
Unconscious Bias – by Caroline Simpson - p. 11
America’s Women: Four Hundred Years of Dolls, Drudges, Helpmates, and Heroines – Book Review by Joannah Hinz - p. 14
Building Respect and Inclusion in Astronomy: Strategies for Addressing
and Overcoming Harassment – by Sheryl Bruff and Bernice Durand - p. 1
Editor’s Comments – by Katy Garmany - p. 2
'Women in Science' Groups as Instruments of Change
– by Meredith Danowski - p. 10
Leaders in Science and Engineering: The Women of MIT – by Edmund Bertschinger - p. 11
Introduction to Unconscious Bias – by Joan T. Schmelz and Patricia Knezek - p. 14
Maria Mitchell and the Sexing of Science: An Astronomer among the American Romantics – Book Review by Kate Brutlag Follette - p. 16
Women in Astronomy; Meeting the Challenges of an Increasingly Diverse Workforce
– by Anne Kinney - p. 1
Women and the Imposter Syndrome in Astronomy – by Rachel Ivie and Arnell Ephraim - p. 4
Do you think that’s appropriate? A survey of perceptions of behavior in student-advisor relationships – by Adam J. Burgasser - p. 8
STATUS Spotlight: Prof. Kelsey Johnson – by Joannah Hinz and Katy Garmany - p. 11
Book Review: Under the Radar: The first woman in radio astronomy – by Gerrit Verschuur - p. 12
June 2010
No issue published
January 2010 -
(pdf)
Women and Mission Leadership - by Susan Niebur
Gender Differences in Academia - by Fran Bagenal
She is an Astronomer - by C. G. De Pree
Snippets
June 2009
No issue published
The Ongoing Demographic Shift in the AAS - by Kevin Marvel
Note from Editor - by Fran Bagenal
So, now you have a PhD... - by STATUS readers
In Praise of Daycare - by Meg Urry
Teaching as Hypatia of Alexandria - by Fran Bagenal
Women and Minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics: Upping the Numbersi - by Jennifer L. Hoffman
Snippets - News Briefs and Highlights - by the Editors
June 2008
No issue published
January 2008
No issue published
Women in Canadian Astronomy: Fifteen Years of Hard Data
- by Michael
A. Reid and Brenda C. Matthews
Center for Astrophysics Gender Equity Report - by the Editors
Every Other Thursday: Stories and Strategies from Very Successful Women - by Ellen Daniell
Affecting the Climate for Women in Physics: The CSWP Site Visit
Program - by Meg Urry
Review of Two Paths to Heaven's Gate, Nan Dieter Conklin -
by Joan T Schmelz
Snippets: News Briefs and Highlights
Using a Legal Toolkit to Fix the Leaky Pipeline: Overcoming
Discrimination through the Interplay of Science and Strategy
- by Charlotte Fishman
Denice Denton: A Personal Remembrance
- by Meg Urry
Making Institutional Change
- by Denice Denton
Does Gender Matter? -
by Ben A. Barnes
White men, white coats, little change -
by Nancy Forbes
Spotlight: A Section of Status -
by the Editors
Review: The Female Brain, Louann Brizendine (Morgan Road: 2006. 279 pp.
$24.95) -
by Rebecca M. Young and Evan Balaban
Snippets: News Briefs and Highlights -
by the Editors
Notes From a Life -
by STATUS Readers
Caroline Herschel as an Observer
- by Michael Hoskin
The Feminine Mystique
- by Betty Friedan
Editor's Note
- by Fran Bagenal
Betty Friedan: Feminist icon of the 1960s, renowned for her bestseller,
The Feminine Mystique
- by Sheila Rowbotham
The Betty I Knew
- by Germaine Greer
Breaking for Families: Women physicists find taking a leave is often
hazardous to their career
- by Kendra Snyder
New Childbirth Policy for Female Graduate Students
- by Michael Pena with Gail Mahood
Snippets: News Briefs and Highlights
- by the Editors
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS readers
Implementing Change and Finding Balance at NASA's GSFC
- by Amy Simon-Miller
Editor's Note
- by Fran Bagenal
Career vs. Family - How "The Man" Can Help
- by Sarah Gibson
The Balancing Act: A Postdoc's Perspective
- by Hannah Jang-Condell
Dorrit Hoffleit: From four-lead clovers to variable stars
- by Pangratios Papcosta
Book Review: Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin: An Autobiography and Other
Recollections
- by Dorritt Hoffleit
Book Review: Beamtimes and Lifetimes: the World of High Energy Physicists
- by Beth Hufnagel
Apollo Fever
- by Fran Bagenal
Feedback
- by Edward Adelson
Snippets: News Briefs and Highlights
- by the Editors
From the Editor
- by Fran Bagenal
Interview with Margaret Kivelson
The Poster Project: Using Visual Means to Challenge Stereotypes
- by the Editors
Raise Your Hand if You're a Woman in Science
- by Virgina Valian
I'm Wired for Science
- by Shannon McClintock
Diminished - by Discrimination We Scarcely See
- by Meg Urry
Invisible Bias
- by Chris Berdik
Applying to Graduate School II
- by Fran Bagenal
Notices: A Section of STATUS
- by the Editors
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS readers
Beatrice Tinsely: A Tribute
- by Robert C. Kennicutt Jr.
Nobel Prize for a "Computer" named Henrietta Leavitt (1868-1921)
- by Pangratios Papacosta
What Works for Women in Undergraduate Physics?
- by Barbara L. Whitten, Suzanne R. Foster, and Margaret L. Duncombe
Applying to Graduate School
- by Fran Bagenal
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS readers
Women in Canadian Astronomy: A Ten Year Survey
- by Michael A. Reid and Brenda C. Matthews
Progress on Gender Equity at Nine Top Research Universities
- by J.L. Sokoloski
Childcare at University of Arizona: Investing in the Future
- by Joannah Hinz and Jill Bechtold
Pliers, pulsars and extreme physics
- by Jocelyn Bell Burnell
Editor's Note
- by Fran Bagenal
Portrait of a Decade: Results from the 2003 CSWA Survey of Women in
Astronomy
- by Jennifer L. Hoffman and Meg Urry
The Leaky Pipeline for Women in Physics and Astronomy
- by Fran Bagenal
Voices from the Pipeline
- by Sheila Widnall
The Astronomical Community Loses a Rising Star
- by Patricia Knezek, Joannah Hinz, and Meg Urry
Diversity in Astronomy and Astrophysics: A Study of Tenured and
Tenure-Track Faculty ad PhD-Granting Departments
- by Laura Lopez
A Prize Response
- by Chris Russell
Notices: A Section of Status
- by the STATUS Editors
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS Readers
"Summary of Women in Astronomy II Conference: Diversity Breeds
Excellence" - by Meg Urry available in the October and December 2003
AAS Newsletters
Editor's Note - by Patricia Knezek
A Graduate Student's Perspective on the Women in Astronomy II Conference
- by Jane Rigby
The Postdoc Perspective on the Women in Astronomy II Conference
- by Beth Holmes
Pictures from the Women in Astronomy II: Ten Years After Conference
- by the Editors
A Proven and Practical Approach to Hiring Women and Minorities
- by Kathryn Johnson (with helpful comments from Daniella Claretta
and Julianne Dalcanton)
Attracting and Retaining Women in Science and Engineering
- by Sue V. Rosser
Do Babies Matter? - The Effect of Family Formation on the
Lifelong Careers of Academic Men and Women
- by Mary Ann Mason and Marc Goulden
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS Readers
June 2003
No issue published
Speeding up the Long Slow Path to Change
- by Meg Urry
Women Partners in Law Firms: Best Practices for Much-Needed Change
- by Linda Dakin-Grimm
Women, Math, and Stereotype Threat
- by Dianne M. Quinn
"Show Me the Money": Salary Equity in the Academy
- by Donna R. Euben
My Mother, the Scientist
- by Charles Hirshberg
Notes From A Life
- by STATUS Readers
Letter from Carolin Herschel (1750-1848) Poem
- by Siv Cedering
Review of the Status of Women at the Space Telescope Science Institute
- by the Editors
The Status of Women in Physics - What, Why, and How to Change
- by Aparna Venkatesan and Meg Urry
Reconcilable Differences: What it would take for marriage and
feminism to say "I do"
- by Janet C. Gornick
New Study at MIT Finds That Female Faculty Members Still Feel
Marginalized
- by Scott Smallwood
Women Who Have Children Early in Careers Hurt Their Chances to
Achieve Tenure, Report Finds
- by Thomas Bartlett
Origins and Results from the Reports on the Status of Women Faculty
at Caltech
- by Anneila I. Sargent
Book Review: Sex and Power, - by Susan Estrich
Reviewed - by Meg Urry
American Astronomical Society's Committee on the Status of Women in
Astronomy (AAS/CSWA) Website Updates
- by Amy Simon-Miller
Clarification on January 2002 STATUS Article on Top Astronomy Graduate
Schools in the U.S.
- by Meg Urry
Letter to the Editors
- by Ann Zabludoff, Jim Liebert, Rob Kennicutt
Gender Inequality and Cultural Change
- by Catherine Pilachowski and Anneila Sargent
Women Physicists and Chemists are Making Slow Progress in Academe
- by Valerie J. Kuck
Things Your Professor Should Have Told You
- by Alice S. Huang
Addendum: "Yields" and "Parity Indices" for Top Astronomical Institutions
- by Meg Urry and Valerie Kuck
Women in Academe, and the Men Who Derail Them
- by Wendy M. Williams
Maria Mitchell: A Life in Journals and Letters, edited - by Henry
Albers, College Avenue Press, Clinton Corners NY, 2001
Book Review - by Vera C. Rubin
Rosalind Franklin and the Double Helix
- by Joan Schmelz
Ms. Mentor's Impeccable Advice for Women in Academia, - by Emily Toth
Book Review - by Ann Wehrle
Announcing the Poetry Collection "A Responsibility to Awe"
- by Alson Campbell
Evaluation of the Status of Women in Astronomy
- by Andrea Dupree
Women in Science at U.S. Universities: Criticism and Defense of the
MIT Report
- by Meg Urry
The Charge of The Association for Women in Science (AWIS)
- by Catharine Jay Didion and Kelly Meeker
What You Don't Know Can Hurt You: Illogical Dimensions to being
a woman scientist
- by Kristy Dyer
Anonymous Letter to the Department Faculty
- by Anonymous
Women and the Work/Family Dilemma - by Deborah J. Swiss and
Judith P. Walker
Book Review - by Ann Werhle
Why Women Leave Science
- by Diane Hoffman-Kim
A Tribute to Margaret Burbidge
- by Vera C. Rubin
Women Editors of the Astrophysical Journal
- by You-Hua Chu
The Two-Body Problem, Part II: Seeking Employment Solutions for
Dual-Science-Career Couples
- by Laurie McNeil and Marc Sher
"Good Morning Gentlemen, and Meg" - Astronomy: A Woman's Choice
- by Ann Finkbeiner
From The Trenches - Views from Young Astronomers
- by STATUS readers
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS readers
The Status of Women in Astronomy
- by Meg Urry
Cultural Impact on the Percentage of Women in Astronomy
- by Regina Jorgenson and Vladimir Strelnitski
You All Treat Me Like the Junior Scientist
- by John Foley
A Personal Journey of Exploration through the World of Women Astronomers
- by Regina Jorgenson
The Two-Body Problem: Seeking Employment for Dual-Science-Career Couples
- by Laurie McNeil and Marc Sher
Reflection on Status and STATUS
- by William C. Keel
In Memory of Caroline Herschel
- by Kristy Dyer
Pregnancy and the Workplace - A Personal Perspective
- by Lisa Frattare
Pregnancy "Note From a Life:"
- by a reader contributor
Remember When...
- by the Editors
Notes From a Life
- by STATUS readers
Glass Ceilings and Ivory Towers
- by Margaret Burbridge
Editors' Note
- by Meg Urry and Lisa Frattare
Views From an Affirmative Activist
- by Howard Georgi
Young Astronomers' Views: Employment and Affirmative Action
- by Lynne Hilenbrand
Young Astronomers' Views: Gender Bias Perceptions
- by Lynne Hilenbrand
Women and Science at Yale
- by David Gelernter
A Softer Touch for Tough Women: Coaching World Class Soccer
- by John Powers
Science Has No Gender
- by Sethanne Howard
Ruby Payne-Scott
- by Kristy Dyer
Sofia Krukovsky
- by Michelle Thaller
Notes From A Life
- by STATUS readers
Commentary
- by Claude R. Canizares
MIT Women Win Fight Against Bias; School Admits Discrimination
- by Kate Zernike
The Baltimore Charter and the Status of Women in Astronomy
- by Meg Urry
Disparities in the Salaries and Appointments of Academic Women and
Men
- by Ernst Benjamin
Sexual Harassment: One (Male) Scientist's Journey
- by Anonymous
Notes From A Life
- by STATUS readers
I've Got a Little List
- by Erica Jong
The Status of STATUS
- by Meg Urry and Lisa Frattare
Women, Culture, and Science
- by Steven Beckwith
Women in Science: The Project Access Study
- by Gerhard Sonnert
Sex, Schemas, and Success - What's Keeping Women Back
- by Virginia Valian
Behind the Scenes, Behind the Screens
- by Lisa Frattare and Meg Urry
June 1998
No issue published
Women in Astronomy Database
- by Priscilla Benson and Lisa Frattare
Keeper of the Base - by Lisa Frattare
From the Editor
- by Kathryn N. Mead
To Encourage Young Scientists? Or Not?
- by Alan Hale and Stephanie Lester
Update on Job Guidelines
About This Issue
- by Kathryn N. Mead
Letters to the Editor
Graduate Education
- by Zodiac Webster
Some Thoughts on Tenure
- by Marc L. Kutner
Life After Astronomy - by Barry Meyers-Rice
From The Editor
About This Issue - by Kathryn N. Mead
Changes Can Be Made
- by Carol Sibley
Physicists Working in Industry, Two Views
- by Kathy Kirby and Nancy Forbes
Derailed on The Track to "Success"
- by Anonymous
Update on Job Guidelines
New CSWA Web Pages
About This Issue
- by Kathryn N. Mead
Women in Engineering and Science: Does Anyone Care?
- by John A. White
How to Survive Sexual Harassment
- by Anonymous
Report on the AWIS Leadership Conference for Women
- by Wendee M. Brunish
Update on Job Guidelines
- by Marc L. Kutner
Toward Fairer Job Searches: A Summary of the June AAS CSWA Session
- by Nadine G. Barlow
October DPS CSWA Session
- by Beatrice Muller
"Space for Women Day" at the Center for Astrophysics
- by Julie Corliss
Results of Working Women Count! Questionnaires for Los Alamos
National Laboratory
- by Wendee M. Brunish
Personal Reflections on Extra Obstacles for Women in Science
- by Jean Chiar
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