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Where Are All the Real Women in Higher Education?

By Shirley Pippins

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As organizations like the American Council on Education are seeking to advance women in higher education, and many of us are approaching (or avoiding) retirement age, many women with great potential are questioning whether a leadership opportunity in higher education is for them.

The issue from my perspective is that women, especially those I label as "real women," are smart, value-driven, and consistently asking themselves tough questions as they seek to lead full, balanced lives. . . .  


Excerpted from the fall 2008 issue of
The Presidency. To subscribe to the magazine, please call (301) 632-6757, or order online through ACE's bookstore.

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