Browsing Sociology, Department of by Subject "Sex role in the work environment."

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Checking the Pulse of Diversity among Health Care Professionals:An Analysis of West Coast Hospitals

Skaggs, Sheryl L.; Kmec, Julie A. (Sage Publications, 2011)

What factors are associated with variation in the racial/ethnic composition of hospital health care professionals? Institutional theories suggest that organizations react to external environmental and internal structural ...
The Impacts of Marriage on Perceived Academic Career Success: Differences by Gender and Discipline

Zurlaquova, Zarrina.; Byington, Tori.; Kmec, Julie A. (Open University, 2015)

This study examines perceptions of how marriage impacts two aspects of academics career success in STEM and non-STEM fields: professional productivity and professional mobility. We pose three research questions. (1) How ...
Why Academic STEM Mothers Feel They Have to Work Harder than Others on the Job

Kmec, Julie A. (Open University, 2013)

Scholars have documented that the masculine work cultures characteristic of academic science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines create an unwelcome climate for women. One way academic STEM cultures ...