In this integrated review of literature, we address a powerful movement among interrelated
organizations that we call the “ranking regime.” We argue that the ostensive purpose of this …

Little empirical research has systematically focused on, or interrogated, the labor
expectations set forth for community college faculty. Thus, in this paper, we present a …

In this integrated review of literature, we address a powerful movement among interrelated
organizations that we call the “ranking regime.” We argue that the ostensive purpose of this …

Intersectionality is an oft-used term in academic and activist settings. Yet, scholars
conceptualize and apply intersectionality in a variety of ways (Abes & Kasch, 2007; …

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This mixed methods study investigated the ways in which minoritized researchers practice
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One Health is being promoted as a transformative approach in health, conservation, and
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Universities' increasing applications of science and technology to address a wide array of
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Over a year, we engaged in an ongoing dialogue about what it means to be a professor and
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This paper accompanies an explorative and interactive forum that featured interviews with
invited conference speakers Mehrasa Alizadeh, Dat Bao, and Judith B. O'Loughlin, in the …