E&ER in the News
Ethnography & Evaluation Research often conducts studies of interest to a variety of audiences, including educators, program developers, researchers, and the general public. Several of our studies have received attention in the local and national press.
Bressoud, D. (2011, August 1). The best way to learn. Launchings, Mathematical Association of America.
Curtis, J. W. (2011). Faculty salary equity: Still a gender gap? On Campus with Women, 39(1).
McCrea, B. (2010). Engaging girls in STEM. THE Journal, 09/08/10.
Glenn, D. (2010, April 25). Rating your professors: Scholars test improved course evaluations. The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Manzo, K.K. (2009, February 4). Professionals enrich classroom lessons with expertise: Schools draw historians, scientists, mathematicians, artists. Education Week, 28(20).
Snyder, K. (2006, March). Breaking for families: Women physicists find taking a leave is often hazardous to their career. Symmetry, Dimensions of Particle Physics,3(2),16-21.
Human, K. (2005, June 4). Lack of female profs a stubborn statistic. The Denver Post.
Henry, C.M. (2005, April 25). Undergraduate research makes a difference: Studies look at the impact of undergraduate research on retention and student outcomes. Chemical and Engineering News, 83(17), 37-38.