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Work-Family Balance

The second and third points of leakage are at the associate and full professorship stages, where, again, among those married women (both with and without young children) who secured tenure track positions, a disproportionately high number do not advance to the next professional level.

Why is this happening? In their responses to the President's Work and Family Survey active UC ladder-rank faculty frequently cited considerable difficulties in achieving a balance between work and family. These difficulties appear to be especially pressing for women faculty. The data collected in this survey has allowed us to isolate one key reason for the leaks in the academic pipeline: the work-family balance.

UC Faculty Parents Experience Work-Family Conflict
("Not applicable" has been excluded and "Partially Accurate" has been grouped with "No")

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The UC Faculty Family Friendly Edge:
> The UC Faculty Family Friendly Edge: turning a problem into UC's competitive advantage
> Recruiting & Retaining the Best & Brightest
> Leaks in the Academic Pipeline for Women
> The Pool Problem at UC Berkeley: Ladder Rank Faculty
> Work-Family Balance
> Sloan Funds the UC Family Friendly Edge
> Proposed Initiatives
What's New?
>Academe Why Graduate Students Reject the Fast Track. A study of thousands of doctoral students shows that they want balanced lives. By Mary Ann Mason, Marc Goulden, and Karie Frasch
> PDF with figures
> Powerpoint presentation of survey findings
Project Materials and Links
> Press Coverage
> Project Articles, Columns, Letters, and Mason and Ekman Book
>UC Faculty Family Friendly Edge Reports, Presentations, and Proposals
>UC Faculty Family Friendly Policies (PDF)
>Joint Statement (DOC) on Gender Equity in Higher Education by 9 Presidents of Major Universities
See Press Release (DOC)

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