November 10, 2000
Support for a Rare Breed: Tenured Women Chemists
They've got the promotions -- now they want respect
A dozen tenured female chemistry professors are squeezed around a table. They are hard-headed, hyperanalytical, highly successful women. Right now, they have their eyes closed, picturing someone they thoroughly dislike. Someone who's standing in their way, slowing them down, complicating their lives, causing them pain.
"Imagine this person seated a little closer to you than you would like," a professional workshop facilitator
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