Beyond the Degree: Feminomics - The Gender Lens
Incorporating diverse research, perspectives, and examples into business & economics courses, help students understand, respect, and work effectively with individuals from differing backgrounds, genders, abilities, and beyond. This helps develop essential skills such as emotional intelligence, cultural competency, adaptability, collaborative skills, & ethical decision making— all crucial for preparing your students to work in an increasingly interconnected world.
This panel discussion explores the intersection of gender diversity, career readiness, and business, focusing on how promoting gender inclusivity within the business and economics curriculum can prepare students for a balanced and equitable workforce.
Featured panelists:
- Dr. Misty L. Heggeness: Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Administration at the University of Kansas, known for her groundbreaking research on gender and the economy. Author of Swiftynomics: Women in Today's Economy
- Dr. Sarah F. Small: Assistant Professor at the University of Utah, specializing in feminist economics and pedagogy. Book review editor for Feminist Economics.
- Dr. Michele Hampton: Instructor at Cuyahoga Community College with extensive experience in business education, consulting and instructional design
- Dr. Denise Breaux-Soignet: Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas, focusing on workplace dynamics and employee relations. Co-author of Management: A Practical Introduction, a Principles of Management textbook from McGraw Hill.
This panel discussion explores the intersection of gender diversity, career readiness, and business, focusing on how promoting gender inclusivity within the business and economics curriculum can prepare students for a balanced and equitable workforce.
Featured panelists:
- Dr. Misty L. Heggeness: Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Administration at the University of Kansas, known for her groundbreaking research on gender and the economy. Author of Swiftynomics: Women in Today's Economy
- Dr. Sarah F. Small: Assistant Professor at the University of Utah, specializing in feminist economics and pedagogy. Book review editor for Feminist Economics.
- Dr. Michele Hampton: Instructor at Cuyahoga Community College with extensive experience in business education, consulting and instructional design
- Dr. Denise Breaux-Soignet: Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas, focusing on workplace dynamics and employee relations. Co-author of Management: A Practical Introduction, a Principles of Management textbook from McGraw Hill.
