* Chilly Climate Studies Regarding Women Faculty *
       Compiled by Stephanie Riger (email: u29322@uicvm.bitnet)
 
1. Stanford University- Report of the Provost's Committee on the
   Recruitment and Retention of Women Faculty. November, 1993.
   Contact: Myra H. Strober, Associate Dean of the School of
   Education.
 
2. University of British Columbia- 3 studies available.
   a. Safety Data from the Fall 1992 Survey of Women Faculty at
      UBC. Florence Ledwitz-Rigby.
   b. The First Annual Report on the Status of Women at the U of
      BC. October, 1992.  Prepared by Florence Ledwitz-Rigby.
   c. Academic Women at the U of BC: 1972-1982. June, 1984.
 
   Dr. Ledwitz-Rigby can be reached at UBC, President's Office,
   6328 Memorial Road, Old Administration Building, Room 107,
   Vancouver, BC, V6T1Z1, (604) 822-8204.
 
3. Southern Illinois University- Grant Proposal: Barriers to
   Scholarly Productivity of Women Faculty.  Women's Studies
   Department.  Contact: Beverly Stitt and Ratchaneekorn
   Tongsookdee, (618) 453-5141.
 
4. University of Victoria- Report of the Climate Committee to the
   Department of Political Science.  Faculty Contact: Somer
   Brodribb.
 
5. University of Michigan- Gender and Academic Climate at the U of
   M. To obtain copies of the booklet call the Center for the
   Education of Women, (313) 998-7080. No specific contact person
   listed.
 
6. Northwestern University- Task Force Concerning Women in the
   Academic Work Place.  Contact: Jerilyn Logemann (708) 491-3066.
 
7. Michigan State University- Women's Advisory Committee to the
   Provost Campus Climate Survey for Women Faculty. Contact: Rita
   Gallin (517) 353-5040.
 
8. Purdue University- report issued by PU Senate Faculty Affairs
   Committee in 1989 which addresses "chilly climate" issues.
   Contact: Dorothy Leland (317) 494-9879.
 
9. University of Richmond- Issues of O'Ness: Raising Consciousness
   among colleagues and administrators.  Contact: Barbara Sholley
   (804) 289-8745.
 
10. Ball State University- Men's and Women's Perception of a
    Chilly Academic Climate: Does Tenure Status Matter?  Contact:
    Mary Kite or Deborah Ware Balogh, Department of Psychological
    Science, Muncie, Indiana 47906.  In Press Higher Education
    Abstracts.
 
11. University of Saskatchewan- Project Report on the Relative
    Status of Women Faculty Members at the U of S.  Contact: Freda
    Beberfall.
 
12. University of Western Ontario- The Chilly Climate for Faculty
    Women at UWO: Postscript to the Backhouse Report.  November,
    1989.  Contact: Constance Backhouse.
 
13. Syracuse University- Report on the Climate for Women in the
    Philosophy Department and Survey on Conditions for Women in the
    College of Arts and Sciences. Contact: Linda Alcoff
 
14. University of California at Davis- Academic Women at UC Davis:
    Institutional Barriers to Retention and Promotion and
    Recommendations for Action.  December, 1989. Contacts: Kathryn
    Johnson, Lenora Timm, Barbara Merino.