Part-Timers, Sex Discrimination, and Career Choice at Two-Year Institutions: Further Findings from the AAUP Survey.

Tuckman, Barbara H.; Tuckman, Howard P.

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Publication Date: 1980-Mar

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Part-Timers, Sex Discrimination, and Career Choice at Two-Year Institutions: Further Findings from the AAUP Survey.

Tuckman, Barbara H.; Tuckman, Howard P.

Academe: Bulletin of the AAUP, v66 n2 p71-76 Mar 1980

The question of whether sex discrimination exists among part-time faculty at two-year institutions is explored. There is evidence of differences in wages and salaries as well as in employment conditions between the two sexes. Findings of an American Association of University Professors survey are discussed. (MLW)

Descriptors: Career Choice, Community Colleges, Higher Education, Income, Part Time Faculty, Sex Discrimination, Surveys, Teacher Salaries, Technical Institutes, Two Year Colleges, Wages, Work Environment

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