"These levels are unprecedented and indicate a need for 'all hands on deck,'" the visiting associate professor of sociology says in an article about a sharp decline in the mental health of girls in New Hampshire.
[more]"If we want to improve access and level this playing field, we need a program that's comprehensive and inclusive," the visiting associate professor of sociology says in an article about paid family and medical leave. Business NH Magazine NH's Paid Family and Medical Leave Program Aims To Increase Participation During Second Year Published Friday Jan 12, 2024 Author Kelly Burch, Granite State News Collaborati
[more]Although women's representation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) employment has increased significantly over the past few decades, their presence remains low in fields like computer science. Using the National Science Foundation's Scientists and Engineers Statistical Data System (SESTAT), this paper assesses the factors shaping employment in STEM and non-STEM occupations among men and women with bachelor's degrees in computer science. Our results reveal that women with degrees in computer science are far less likely than
[more]"Twenty years of rigorous research shows that paid family and medical leave policies not only improve the health and economic well-being of workers and families, but do so without hurting businesses, and in some ways helps them," the visiting associate professor of sociology writes in a co-authored opinion piece in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
[more]"I think the bottom line is a lot of employers are thinking about whether they can afford to raise (hourly) wages in this type of way," the visiting associate professor of sociology says about the four-day work week. Enterprise Summer 2023 "So Far it is Working Really Well."
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