Posts Tagged ‘ parenting ’

Single Motherhood and the Faculty Life

October 11, 2011
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Single Motherhood and the Faculty Life

Motherhood and academia are in many ways an uneasy mix. And even more so when it comes to single motherhood.
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Flexibility for Faculty Fathers

September 6, 2011
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Flexibility for Faculty Fathers

My wife and I had the first of our three children during my first year as a faculty member, so I've never really known what it is to be a professor or a father without simultaneously wearing the other hat.
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Holding My Breath: Women, Work, and Parenthood

June 3, 2010
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Holding My Breath: Women, Work, and <i>Parenthood</i>

To the series’ credit, it often “goes there”—into those contentious waters of clearly gendered dilemmas about women’s work, motherhood, and guilt that were a mainstay of a lot of 1980s and 1990s drama.
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Watching Like a Mother

May 9, 2010
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Watching Like a Mother

In the nearly three years since I joined the motherhood, I’ve noticed differences in the meanings I make and in what stays with me.
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