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Session Submission Type: Symposium
The scholars in this symposium will present data from research on and by Black women faculty. The papers provide for a comprehensive understanding of the trials and triumphs of Black women in academe. The presenters will identify the current issues for Black women academics, share stories of trial and triumph and highlight what we can learn from this data, and provide recommendations for changes to the way we currently conceptualize Black women academicians.
Sisters of the Academy: Modeling Leadership, Collaboration, and Faculty Development for the Public Good - Dannielle Joy Davis, Alabama State University; Ifeoma A. Amah, The University of Texas - Arlington
“Women Like Us”: Common Themes of Struggle and Progress Among Black Women in Academia - Rema Ella Reynolds, Eastern Michigan University
When “One” Turns Into “Two or More”: Women in STEM in Academia - Virginia Tickles, National Science Foundation
Black Female Emerging-Scholar Early-Career Professional Development: Issues of Socialization and Transition - Tamara Bertrand Jones, Florida State University; Anna L. Green, Atlanta Metropolitan College