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on pregnancy, motherhood and the academy
By Sarah Kendzior
I can't tell you the answer. But I do know this: The decision belongs to you, not the chair of your dissertation committee.
I can't tell you the answer. But I do know this: The decision belongs to you, not the chair of your dissertation committee.
By Rachel Leventhal-Weiner
There's no such thing, of course: Children are born whenever they darn well please. But my university certainly could have made my own pregnancy less fraught.
There's no such thing, of course: Children are born whenever they darn well please. But my university certainly could have made my own pregnancy less fraught.
By Kelly J. Baker
Despite the conventional wisdom, kids don't spell the end of their mothers' academic aspirations. All too often, persistent bias does.
Despite the conventional wisdom, kids don't spell the end of their mothers' academic aspirations. All too often, persistent bias does.
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