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  Matthew Keough | Dec 28, 2018

  Thomas A. Foster is a professor of history and associate dean for faculty affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences at Howard University.
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  Allison Miller | Dec 3, 2018

  Gender has long influenced expert thinking on workplace culture.
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  Mary Beth Norton | Nov 13, 2018

  Mary Beth Norton’s remarkable mother never had a chance to earn a PhD but still taught classics at the university level.

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  Matthew Keough | Jun 12, 2018

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