Encompassing more than just the research process, this guide brings together our collective wisdom on bias in academic and non-academic workplaces. Articles, books, toolkits, and more are organized into eleven folders in a collaborative RefWorks collection:
- Alternate Paths to Promotion in the Academy: criticisms, assessments, and alternatives of/for research, scholarly & creative contribution, instruction, service; impediments to promotion in academia
- Annual Review Processes & Portfolios: with an institutional perspective, how faculty are assessed for tenure and promotion
- Assessments of Faculty Workload: items related to the assessment of faculty productivity and production
- Bias & Inclusion in the Classroom: items related to creating a more inclusive classroom for students of minoritized identities
- Bias in Student Evaluations: items related to bias of faculty in evaluating the students they teach and work with
- COVID-19 Impact: Items related to the impact of novel coronavirus on research, teaching, and academia
- Campus Climate & Community Wellbeing: how the characteristics of a campus impact people
- Individual Characteristics & Social Identities (academic workplaces): how characteristics like race, gender, ability, national origin, etc impact the work life of people in academic workplaces
- Individual Characteristics & Social Identities (non-academic workplaces): how characteristics like race, gender, ability, national origin, etc impact the work life of people in non-academic workplaces
- Mission & Institution: how institutional goals impact people at those institutions
- NSF Advance: content relating to this program dedicated to broadening participation in STEM and social science fields, funded by the National Science Foundation
- Organizational Structure: management styles, organizational hierarchies, and critiques and assessments thereof
- Tenure & Promotion Processes & Portfolios: with an individual perspective, how faculty navigate the tenure and promotion process
- Tenure Track vs. Non-Tenure Track: content that captures the differences in the experiences of tenure track (professors) and non-tenure track (instructors) faculty
