October 29, 1999
Israeli Scholars Try to Focus Attention on Challenges Faced by Women in Academe
They constitute 56% of undergraduates but only 8% of full professors
With women now outnumbering men among graduate students at Israel's universities, some scholars here are trying to draw more attention to the problems female academics face. Their aim is to get institutions to increase their efforts to recruit women to their faculties -- and to see that they get promoted.
In 1997, women held 22 per cent of all faculty positions at Israeli universities, according to Nina Toren,
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