Papa, PhD 2019
DOI: 10.36019/9780813550206-025
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Dreaming of Direction: Reconciling Fatherhood and Ambition

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“…At times, they will find themselves in situations where the demands of graduate school and parenting compete. A substantial amount of literature highlights the sacrifices parents had to make such as negotiating pregnancy, health issues, and career progression (Augspurger, 2011;Berger, 2017;Careless, 2017;Irvine, 2011;Milmine, 2017;Sutherland, 2008) along with recommendations to make universities more family-friendly. Family-friendly university strategies include paid parental leave, childcare support, health insurance for dependents, mentoring, and faculty and graduate student training and support (Jairam & Kahl, 2012;O'Connor, 2009;Springer et al, 2009;Williams, 2007).…”
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“…At times, they will find themselves in situations where the demands of graduate school and parenting compete. A substantial amount of literature highlights the sacrifices parents had to make such as negotiating pregnancy, health issues, and career progression (Augspurger, 2011;Berger, 2017;Careless, 2017;Irvine, 2011;Milmine, 2017;Sutherland, 2008) along with recommendations to make universities more family-friendly. Family-friendly university strategies include paid parental leave, childcare support, health insurance for dependents, mentoring, and faculty and graduate student training and support (Jairam & Kahl, 2012;O'Connor, 2009;Springer et al, 2009;Williams, 2007).…”
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