Date of Award
Spring 6-2022
Document Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy in Education (PhD)
Department
Education
First Advisor/Committee Member
Dr. Nyaradzo Mvududu
Second Advisor/Committee Member
Dr. Munyi Shea
Third Advisor/Committee Member
Dr. Carmen Werder
Keywords
tenure and promotion, women faculty of color, isolation, discrimination, exploitation
Abstract
Faculty of color can experience an array of challenges during their professional journey in higher education. When gender and race intersect, additional injustices are experienced by faculty of color who identify as women. The research available draws attention to the discrimination, exploitation, and isolation faced by female faculty of color during their professional journey in higher education. Using a grounded theory research design, this study explored if administrators and faculty are aware of the challenges imposed on women of color during the tenure and promotion process, and if institutions are working to address these challenges.
Recommended Citation
Thibou, Shevell and Thibou, Shevell, "Retaining and Supporting Female Faculty of Color: Addressing the Oppressive Nature of Tenure and Promotion" (2022). Education Dissertations. 68.
https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/soe_etd/68