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1. Why Women MBAs "Stop Out" external link graphic
Sharon Hoffman, MBA program director at Stanford Business School, has noticed a trend among female graduates: The ranks of moms with MBAs choosing to drop out of the workforce -- temporarily -- and stay at home has been swelling. Hoffman has coined a phrase for the phenomenon, "stopping out."
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): BusinessWeek
Author(s): Patricia O'Connell
Posted: 2002-12-04
# Views: 157
2. Women's Views Limit Enrollment in MBA Programs external link graphic
Discusses the result of a two-year study to investigate why more female students aren't pursuing an advanced degree.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): Employment Review | Catalyst
Posted: 2004-02-25
# Views: 170
3. A New Push to Pull In Women external link graphic
Universities, businesses, and nonprofits are joining forces to redress the gender imbalance still so prevalent in U.S. B-schools.
Subject(s): minority
Posted: 2001-11-07
# Views: 167
4. Men's work? external link graphic
Why more women don't go to business school.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): The Economist
Posted: 2003-07-28
# Views: 111
5. Survey Reveals Ultimate Career Goals of MBAs external link graphic
MBACareers.com Finds Gender Gap in Male and Female Career Aspirations.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): MBACareers.com
Posted: 2003-07-28
# Views: 159
6. Networking Tips for Hispanic/Latino and African American MBAs external link graphic
Networking is an even bigger issue for MBA grads from diverse backgrounds. Learn about your options.
Subject(s): Misc, minority
Source(s): Monster
Author(s): John Rossheim
Posted: 2004-09-11
# Views: 58
7. Breaking B-School Gender Barriers external link graphic
An informal BusinessWeek Online survey reveals why many women don't pursue MBA degrees -- and offers some ways to bolster enrollment.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): BusinessWeek
Author(s): Francesca Di Meglio
Posted: 2004-12-08
# Views: 145
8. The Struggle to Attract More Women M.B.A.s external link graphic
Business schools are taking steps to court applicants planning for a family.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): CareerJournal (WSJ)
Author(s): Ronald Alsop
Posted: 2006-10-02
# Views: 115
9. Grooming Minorities For Business School external link graphic
Ronald Alsop on a mentoring organization that helps M.B.A. programs build more diverse student bodies.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): CareerJournal (WSJ)
Author(s): Ronald Alsop
Posted: 2006-10-31
# Views: 119
10. Finding Ways to Boost Female M.B.A. Enrollment external link graphic
Ron Alsop talks with Elissa Ellis-Sangster, executive director of the Forte Foundation, about how to help business schools overcome obstacles in attracting female students.
Subject(s): minority
Source(s): CareerJournal (WSJ)
Author(s): Ron Alsop
Posted: 2007-11-18
# Views: 59
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