Published in Women in Higher Education on March 1, 2021: I also don’t know how not to be angry or how to push it aside and let it go. And I worry about the costs of my near constant rage. Will it change me into a person I don’t want to be?
Published in The National Teaching and Learning Forum on Feb. 9, 2021: Higher education isn’t the answer to the problem of white supremacy. Higher education, instead, can be part of the problem.
Published in Women in Higher Education on Feb. 1, 2021: I hate the need to balance the physical and emotional well‐being of my family against an opportunity to educate and inform. I hate that harassment and threats appear expected and commonplace rather than the horrors that they actually are.
Published in Women in Higher Education on Jan. 4, 2021: My glass gets emptier and emptier by the day. Caution remains, a constant companion. But my optimism has been misplaced. It is harder and harder to find.
Published in The National Teaching and Learning Forum on Dec. 10, 2020: If faculty were burnt out before the pandemic, they find themselves even more burnt out now. How could they not be?
Published in Women in Higher Education on Dec. 1, 2020: For working mothers to continue to have careers or be able to move back into the workforce, employers must recognize the pandemic’s toll on women. Working mothers aren’t okay. I know I’m not.