Location: Palamountain Hall - Davis Auditorium

Study 1 found that managers were most likely to grant flex-time to high-status men seeking flexible schedules in order to advance their careers. In contrast, flexible scheduling requests from women were unlikely to be granted irrespective of their job status or reason.

In Study 2, we found that employees were unaware of these managerial biases: women assigned high-status jobs and requests for career-advancement reasons were the most likely to think their requests would be granted, while men in the same scenarios were least likely to believe this.

Organizational and policy implications are discussed.

Location: Harder Hall - 103

? blogs ? search-engine optimization ? Twitter ? Facebook ? tracking and managing (excel plug-in) ? Four Square

Location: Ladd Hall - 206

The Summer Term will be rigorous and transformative; you will earn a serious business toolkit and the confidence and self-awareness you need to handle whatever your first job throws at you.

Location: Wachenheim Field

Location: Case Center - 2nd Floor, Information Desk area

Formed by a coalition of labor unions, community organizations and grassroots activist, our aim is to make our economy and our democracy work for all of us, not just the wealthy and well-connected. We elect progressive candidates, win groundbreaking issue campaigns and shape the debate in city halls and state capitols in New York, Connecticut and Oregon...and we?re growing fast.

The WFP is poised to take advantage of this moment to translate activist energy into policies that will make people?s lives better. Over the last twelve years, WFP has come to have a major role in New York political advocacy, electoral campaigns, issue based campaigns and helping to shift and change the debate.

WFP is seeking, fun, talented, determined and outgoing activists to help mobilize support on economic & social justice campaigns. These are paid positions.

Staff serve as one of the prime builders of the WFP?s supporter/voter base and a key shaper of the party?s public brand. In addition staff works with WFP colleagues to integrate issue campaigns with the work of other departments and the party's broader priorities.

WFP invests in passionate people with excellent communication skills and for those exemplary applicants, a generous benefits package is offered, including salaried positions, paid sick days, health care, paid training, opportunities for travel, creating satellite chapters throughout the state, and positions with our out-of-state affiliates.

Barak P. Kemeny Recruitment Director NY Working Families Party 2 Nevins Street 3rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11217 718-222-3796 (ext. 224) jobs@workingfamilies.org www.workingfamiliesparty.org/jobs

Location: Softball Diamond

Location: Wachenheim Field

Location: Filene Music Building - Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall

The performers are the co-founders and directors of the Taller de Otra Cosa, Inc., a nonprofit organization committed to the development and production of experimental dance and performance projects in Puerto Rico.

Taller de Otra Cosa is bringing two one-hour performances. The first one, Coraje II, will have two functions on Wednesday, April 4, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall.

The other performance, Conducta: Charla Preformativa (Conduct: Performative Dialogue) will take place on Thursday, April 5, at 5:30 p.m. Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall.

Location: Filene Music Building - Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall

The performers are the co-founders and directors of the Taller de Otra Cosa, Inc., a nonprofit organization committed to the development and production of experimental dance and performance projects in Puerto Rico.

Taller de Otra Cosa is bringing two one-hour performances. The first one, Coraje II, will have two functions on Wednesday, April 4, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall.

The other performance, Conducta: Charla Preformativa (Conduct: Performative Dialogue) will take place on Thursday, April 5, at 5:30 p.m. Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall.

Location: Murray-Aikins Dining Hall - Second Floor Banquet Room #4

In this role, she spent twelve months gathering data and working with the Fair Practices Committee to assess all aspects of women (faculty and professional staff) in the institution. Her research indicates that structural change, such as meaningful childbirth and adoption policies, tenure clock adjustments, and so on may be powerful recruiting and retaining tools, but accompanying attitudinal changes are necessary for their ongoing usefulness. Using focus groups and confidential surveys, she observed that individuals in focus groups expressed endmember viewpoints, which were strongly tempered by the survey data.

The small groups were valuable in pointing out areas of individual concern, but the survey results indicated that misconceptions and perpetuated myths were not borne out by confidential responses. This was an effective process of re-orienting faculty culture and significantly reduced faculty concerns over perceptions of gender inequity. Critical mass is not necessarily the same as gender parity (equal numbers), but it should lead to gender equity (just or fair circumstances). When the number of women in a given situation reaches what has been referred to as ―critical mass//, issues of isolation, tokenism, and paucity of role models are significantly reduced or eliminated. Having a critical mass of women in the institution ensured that the original concerns were taken seriously and were thoughtfully addressed.

Location: Wilson Memorial Chapel

Location: Filene Music Building - Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall

The performers are the co-founders and directors of the Taller de Otra Cosa, Inc., a nonprofit organization committed to the development and production of experimental dance and performance projects in Puerto Rico.

Taller de Otra Cosa is bringing two one-hour performances. The first one, Coraje II, will have two functions on Wednesday, April 4, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall.

The other performance, Conducta: Charla Preformativa (Conduct: Performative Dialogue) will take place on Thursday, April 5, at 5:30 p.m. Filene Concert Hall, Filene Hall.

Location: Palamountain Hall - Davis Auditorium

"Re-Humanizing Descartes: What Descartes Really Said"

She thinks Descartes has gotten a bad rap among academics, largely due to his mind-body dualism and his quest for Objectivity. But, she argues, that's just a small part of the story, and the story looks quite different when we put it into context.

Come to the talk to see how...

Location: Tang Teaching Museum
The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and all major holidays. For information call 518-580-8080.

Location: Arthur Zankel Music Center - Ladd Concert Hall

Angela Brown will perform her witty and inspired program Opera from a Sistah's Point of View, which dispels the myths of opera through lively commentary on opera plots and characters, show-stopping arias, poignant art songs, and moving spirituals. The program also includes "A Woman's Life," written especially for her by composer Richard Danielpour and celebrated author Maya Angelou.

Location: Surrey Williamson Inn

Location: Palamountain Hall - Gannett Auditorium

Location: Wachenheim Field

Location: Arthur Zankel Music Center - Ladd Concert Hall

Location: Softball Diamond

Location: Wachenheim Field

Location: Filene Music Building

by Anna Ziegler

Life Science is a zany, thought-provoking play centered around four Jewish teenagers in their final year of high school. Over the course of a year, the seventeen-year-olds battle with the ideas of identity, heartbreak, and coming of age as they apply to college and fall in and out of love. Through the months, they further learn that becoming an adult might be a different experience then they had formerly perceived.

Directed by Becca Zipursky

April 7th and 8th. Filene Recital Hall.

Location: Softball Diamond

Location: Filene Music Building

by Anna Ziegler

Life Science is a zany, thought-provoking play centered around four Jewish teenagers in their final year of high school. Over the course of a year, the seventeen-year-olds battle with the ideas of identity, heartbreak, and coming of age as they apply to college and fall in and out of love. Through the months, they further learn that becoming an adult might be a different experience then they had formerly perceived.

Directed by Becca Zipursky

April 7th and 8th. Filene Recital Hall.

Location: Tang Teaching Museum
The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and all major holidays. For information call 518-580-8080.

The Tang Museum is closed Mondays and major holidays. Beginning on February 18th this exhibition is open Tues- Sun 12-5pm.

Location: Tang Teaching Museum
The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and all major holidays. For information call 518-580-8080.

Tang Museum is open Tues - Sun 12-5pm. Closed on Mondays and major holidays.

Location: Tang Teaching Museum
The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and all major holidays. For information call 518-580-8080.

The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and major holidays. Beginning on February 18th, this exhibition is open, Tues-Sun 12-5pm.

Location: Tang Teaching Museum
The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and all major holidays. For information call 518-580-8080.

The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and major holidays. This exhibition opens on February 18th, Tues-Sun, 12- 5pm

Location: Tang Teaching Museum
The Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and all major holidays. For information call 518-580-8080.

For eight days between December 1, 2007 and January 12, 2008, Sharon Hayes walked from the New Museum at Bowery and Prince Streets in lower Manhattan to a different site of public address, stopping at street corners every few blocks and speaking a single, repeated love address to an anonymous and unnamed lover. Drawing from sources such as De Profundis, Oscar Wilde's letter to Lord Alfred Douglas, and slogans from early gay Liberation parades in New York City, the "love address" uses so-called private speech to get to the emotional imbrication of promise and disappointment in collective political action.

Part of a series of works by Hayes that deal with the relationship between personal and political desire and between love and politics, "I March In The Parade Of Liberty, But As Long As I Love You I?m Not Free", raises questions about war, the emotional landscape of protest actions and public speech.

Tang Museum is closed on Mondays and major holidays Open Tues-Sun 12- 5pm

Location: Saisselin Art Center - Schick Art Gallery