What Women in Education Need to Advance

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Wednesday, March 8, 2023

Creating a more equitable future – Gallup Education Insights

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International Women's Day Women in Education Need Opportunities Women account for well over half of the education workforce — but when it comes to leadership roles, women are often left on the outside looking in. This International Women's Day, we celebrate the accomplishments of women in education — and recognize that there is still work to be done toward achieving equity. Mentors Aren't Enough: What Women Need to Advance Mentors serve a well-documented role in helping people develop. But what mentors can't always offer is opportunity. Read More 28% of Women in Academia Say Gender Limits Their Advancement About three in 10 female U.S. faculty and staff members report feeling they were passed over for a promotion because of their gender — approximately double the national average. Read More   Leadership Resources Developing Education Leaders The path toward progress for women in leadership includes meaningful development. There are no "top leadership strengths" that all great leaders share. Great leaders use their inherent, unique strengths — and they spend time consciously developing them. Our new CliftonStrengths® for Leaders report is designed to help people do exactly that: Identify and grow their natural leadership strengths. This report helps current and aspiring leaders better understand how they lead and provides practical ways to use their strengths in their role. Learn More   In Case You Missed It Gallup-Lumina State of Higher Education 2023 Last month, we released Balancing Act: The Tradeoffs and Challenges Facing Black Students in Higher Education, highlighting the obstacles facing Black learners pursuing a postsecondary education. Check out some of the coverage of this study, further illuminating this important issue and what education leaders can do to address it. CNN Black students are less likely to attain college degrees because of discrimination and external responsibilities, study finds Inside Higher Ed Survey Details Obstacles to Black Student Attainment Yahoo Why Nearly Half of Black Students Have Considered Stopping College Download the Report   Learning Opportunities Boost Engagement and Wellbeing Our CliftonStrengths for Students courses provide the framework and language to help educators promote student success. From engagement to mentoring, these classes equip your faculty and staff with the information they need to deliver a better student experience. All 2023 course dates are now available for registration. CliftonStrengths for Students: Champions Create a life-changing educational experience by learning how CliftonStrengths can inspire engagement and wellbeing. View Course Dates CliftonStrengths for Students: Advisors Develop strengths-based mentoring techniques that elevate your one-on-one conversations with students. View Course Dates CliftonStrengths for Students: Leaders Improve the engagement and wellbeing of faculty, staff and students by integrating strengths into your educational strategy. View Course Dates   Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Learn more and subscribe to the Gallup Education Insights newsletter. Gallup®, CliftonStrengths® and each of the 34 CliftonStrengths theme names are trademarks of Gallup. Copyright © 2000 Gallup, Inc. All rights reserved.

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