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March 10, 2026Enrollment Management Report0 citations

What women want, part 2: Four recommendations

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BTBy Dana TribbleAHAubrey HoltSGSarah H. Gordon

Key Points

  • The research aims to highlight women's challenges and offer actionable recommendations for improvement in higher education roles.
  • Survey conducted by the Arkansas Council for Women in Higher Education to gather women's perspectives.
  • Analysis of respondents' concerns about career advancement, pay equity, and caregiving responsibilities.
  • Identification of practices used by women to balance personal and professional lives.
  • Top concerns identified included career advancement opportunities and pay inequity.
  • Responses highlighted the struggle of balancing caregiving responsibilities with professional duties.
  • Recommendations were developed to address these key issues and enhance women's experiences in higher education.

Abstract

Last month, in the February TSR, we featured the findings of a statewide survey from the Arkansas Council for Women in Higher Education. The survey sought to detail how women felt they were supported in their various higher education jobs. Respondents’ top concerns were career advancement, pay inequity, and caregiver responsibility. The survey also included women's attitudes about how their professional roles meet personal realities and what effective practices they were employing to sustain themselves professionally and personally. In this conclusion to those findings, we discuss recommendations and a call to action.

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Tribble et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69af957570916d39fea4d18chttps://doi.org/10.1002/emt.70031
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