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I agree with Erin that you have to remind people that it IS still a problem. Otherwise you don't have a chance to effect any changes. It won't solve everything, but it will highlight the issue again. And I think that is important.
As for the funding issue, I have observed it from the lens of industry with my peers who stayed in academia and the students who participate in undergraduate research and graduate internships, so dispassionate is perhaps the best descriptor of my viewpoint.
Although it is frustrating for many and sad that not everyone can pursue the career they thought was possible, I will say that has always been the case, at least since I started graduate school in the 90s. There has been a glut of graduate students and postdocs for too long in biology in particular.
And unless academia can figure out a way to correct the 50% or more of irreproducible results out there in the literature (which has been highlighted and documented by numerous recent reports), I don't see how the system can justify asking for more money. If the system can clean house and eliminate the individuals who don't perform rigorous science, perhaps there would be enough funding for those who do!
Hi Susan,
That's discouraging. Now that I'm in phased retirement, I worry less about grants and so I'd missed this terrible effect of the sequester. Everything is cut to the bone, huh? I know that will indeed shake out some of the best possible future scientists into business, econ, anything that seems to have a future. We should do what we can to get Congress to restore the funds.
cheers,
Laura
Hi Erin,
Nice details, thanks so much for fleshing out what has happened and can happen again. It sounds like this is definitely a good move.
cheers,
Laura
Hi Ken and Brenda, Well, you're on opposite sides of this one, but I can feel the basis of each of your thoughts in my own experiences. I think Erin's comments are helpful in pushing this one to the optimistic side, though.
cheers,
Laura
We know there are significant conflicts in the current academic structure between family lives and the tenure clock. We know that there is substantial unacknowledged bias where women are viewed as less qualified. We know that academic science rewards aggressive, loud, typically male behavior (ca 1960s) that is uncomfortable to many women.
And, we know that in the current funding crisis, women, and men, are fleeing academic STEM fields because they see no future in it (on top of all of the above). And they are right. If we don't solve the funding problem, soon, everything else is moot.
Hi Laura,
The Association for Women in Science (AWIS), along with several other women in STEM groups, has been working with Rep. Slaughter's staff on this report request, so I'd like to explain a bit of the rationale in light of the various reports that have been done before.
We feel the GAO report is important because the last one examining the implementation of Title IX, done in 2004, actually did have positive outcomes. Schools were supposed to be performing their own evaluations of compliance but didn't even realize that was part of their responsibility. While there aren't enough resources at the federal level to check that each school is being compliant, reminding them of that is a step in the right direction. Some of the schools only recently appointed Title IX coordinators because it was pointed out that they didn't have one; if it had not been brought to their attention, that change probably wouldn't have happened.
There is also the old adage that what matters gets measured, and much of what is being asked of in this request is data that isn't currently being measured and which most groups don't have the time or resources to do on their own in a comprehensive fashion. Will it fix everything? No. Does the investment being made and the return on it matter to Congress? Perhaps. Should schools care about the financial threat for a failure to comply with the law, particularly in light of the recent violations regarding the handling of sexual assault on campuses? Yes. Is the alternative of doing nothing and still expecting change reasonable? Probably not.
Thanks for bringing attention to the request and stimulating discussion, as always, amongst your readers!
Erin
Hi Laura--
I guess I can feel the disappointment behind Ken's comments, when so much attention and effort have been expended on the issue of women in STEM. But yet, I still remain hopeful that some kind of legislation or enforcement strategy could actually break the logjam of old, male, misogynists protecting their own turf. It has happened in other fields, why not STEM? Academia creaks and groans but it DOES change, finally, with enough force behind the demands (financial force, I mean).
BKR
Laura-
I can't believe you think one more government study will help. How many reports have there been showing this problem? At least 20. And you and I have been at, and even talked at, some of the meetings on which the reports were based. And what happened? Only in a few cases where a faculty woman caught the attention of a top administration (such as MIT) have made some progress, and even they slowed and stalled when administrative turnover removed the driving force.
Ken
