WEEK 10

TUESDAY, 3/20
THURSDAY, 3/22
Rob's CEL Progress Report Essay
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Required Reading Before Class

LAST NAMES = ABABIY through BROWN
  1. Mark Hugo Lopez and Anna Gonzalez-Barrera. 2014. “Women’s College Enrollment Gains Leave Men Behind.” March 6, 2014 at Pew Research Center’s Fact-Tank. (CLICK)
  2. ICEF Monitor. 2014. “Women Increasingly Outpacing Men’s Higher Education Participation in Many World Markets.” (CLICK)
  3. Jeff Guo. 2014. “Women Are Dominating Men at College. Blame Sexism.” December 11, 2014 Washington Post. (CLICK)
​LAST NAMES = CARR through GISLASON
  1. Executive Summary and Chapter 2 of: Unicef. 2010. UNGEI at 10: A Journey to Gender Equality in Education. New York: Unicef. (CLICK)
  2. Executive Summary of: Elizabeth King and Rebecca Winthrop. 2015. Today’s Challenges for Girls’ Education.  Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution. (CLICK)
LAST NAMES = GIUNTA through LEVANDOVSKY
  1. Quoctrung Bui. 2014. “Who Studies What? Men, Women, and College Majors.” October 28, 2014 “Planet Money" blog of National Public Radio. (CLICK)
  2. “Girls Draw Even with Boys in STEM Classes, Lag in College and Careers.” March 19, 2017 in Los Angeles Daily News. (CLICK)
  3. Ana Maria Munoz-Boudet and Ana Revenga. 2017. “Breaking the STEM Ceiling for Girls.” March 7, 2017 Brookings blog. (CLICK)
LAST NAMES = LI through PICKENS
  1. Lydia O’Conner and Tyler Kingkade. 2016. “If You Don’t Get Why Campus Rape Is A National Problem, Read This.” June 24, 2016 Huffington Post. (CLICK)
  2. Christine Emba. 2017. “Our Endless Legal Debate about Campus Rape Misses the Central Problem.” September 15, 2017 Washington Post. (CLICK)
  3. Alia Dastagir. 2017. “The Conversation about Campus Rape is So Much Bigger than Title IX.” September 8, 2017 USA Today. (CLICK)
LAST NAMES = POWELL through SUDENGA
  1. Kristen Renn. 2017. “LGBTQ Students on Campus: Issues and Opportunities for Higher Education Leaders.” April 10, 2017 “Higher Education Today” blog of the American Council on Education. (CLICK)
  2. American Psychological Association. 2015. School-Based Risk and Protective Factors for Gender Diverse and Sexual Minority Children and Youth. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association. (CLICK) 
  3. Katie Barnes. 2017. “How Title IX Expanded to Protect LGBT Students.” January 17, 2017 ABC News article. (CLICK)
  4. Moriah Balingit. 2018. “Education Department No Longer Investigating Transgender Bathroom Complaints.” February 12, 2018 Washington Post article. (CLICK)
LAST NAMES = THAO through YOUNG
  1. ​Christina Hoff Sommers. 2010. “The War Against Boys.”  May 2000 article in The Atlantic. (CLICK)
  2. YouTube Video “War On Boys.” (CLICK and see above)
  3. Sara Mead. 2015. “It’s a Boy Thing (Or Is It?)” April 2, 2015 U.S. News and World Report article. (CLICK)

Due Today
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Required Reading Before Class
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  1. Wilkins, Amy C. 2014. "Race, Age, and Identity Transformations in the Transition from High School to College for Black and First-Generation White Men." Sociology of Education 87: 171-187. (CLICK)
  2. Nielsen, Kelly. 2015. "‘Fake It’til You Make It’’ Why Community College Students’ Aspirations ‘‘Hold Steady’." Sociology of Education 88: 265-283. (CLICK)​

Due Today
CEL Progress Report Essay