NSF ADVANCE Co-Principal Investigators :: Sue V. Rosser

Dr. SUE V. ROSSER Dean, Ivan Allen College

Professional Preparation
1969 B.A. in French and Zoology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
1971 M.S. in Zoology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
1973 Ph.D. in Zoology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
1973-1976, Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Wisconsin

Appointments
• Dean, Ivan Allen College, and Professor of History, Technology and Society,   Georgia Institute of Technology (7/99 - present)
• Director, Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research and Professor of   Anthropology, University of Florida-Gainesville (7/95 - 6/99)
• Senior Program Officer of Women’s Programs, National Science Foundation
  (7/94-12/95) Director, Women’s Studies and Professor of Family and Preventive
  Medicine, University of South Carolina-Columbia (1986-1995)
• Associate Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine, University of South
  Carolina-Columbia (1986-1990)
• Visiting Distinguished Professor, University of Wisconsin System (Fall 1993)
• Associate Professor, Mary Baldwin College (1983-1986)
• Visiting Lecturer, Towson State University (Fall 1984)
• Assistant Professor, Mary Baldwin College (1976-1983)
• Visiting Professor, University of Wisconsin–Madison (Summers, 1976-1986)

Most Relevant Publications
• Rosser, Sue V., Women, Science and Society: The Crucial Union; New York: Teachers   College Press, Columbia University, 2000
• Rosser, Sue V., Re-Engineering Female Friendly Science; New York: Teachers College   Press, Columbia University, 1997.
• Rosser, Sue V., ed., Teaching the Majority: Science, Mathematics, and Engineering
  Teaching that Attracts Women.; New York: Teachers College Press, Columbia   University, 1995
• Rosser, Sue V., ed., Women’s Studies Quarterly, Building Inclusive Science in Women’s   Studies and Women in Science and Engineering; Spring/Summer, 2000.
• Rosser, Sue V., and Mireille Zieseniss. Final Report on Professional Oppoirtunities
  for Women in Research and Education (POWRE) Workshop, March 30-April 1, 1998,   Gainesville, FL: UF, CWSGR.

Other Significant Publications
• Rosser, Sue V. “Balancing: Survey of Fiscal Year 1997, 1998, and 1999 POWRE
  Awardees” Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering. 2001,
  (7): 1. 1-11.
• Rosser, Sue V., and Mireille Zieseniss, “Career Issues and Laboratory Climates:
  Different Challenges and Opportunities for Women Engineers and Scientists. Survey
  of FY 1997 POWRE Awardees”, Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and 
  Engineering, 2000, 6,(2). In press.
• Rosser, Sue V., and Bonnie Kelly. “From Hostile Exclusion to Friendly Inclusion: USC   System Model Project for the Transformation of Science and Math Teaching to Reach   Women in Varied Campus Settings.” Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and 
  Engineering 1, no. 1 (1994): 29-44.
• Rosser, Sue V., “Different Laboratory/Work Climates: Impacts Upon Women in the   Workplace.” Women in Science and Engineering: Choices for Success (Ed). Cecily
  Selby.  Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol. 869, April 15, 1999, pp 95-101.
  Rosser, Sue V., “Group Work in the Science, Engineering and Mathematics Classroom:   Consequences of Ignoring Race and Gender.” College Teaching, 1998, 46(3): 82-88.

Synergistic Activities
• Rosser, Sue V., and Bonnie Kelly, Educating Women for Success in Science
  and Mathematics. National Science Foundation Project HRD 9053892. West Columbia,
  SC: University of South Carolina Publications, 1994.
• Councilor, National Board of Association for Women in Science (AWIS), 2001-2003
  Member, National Academy of Engineering Steering Committee for Engineer of 2020.
  Member, Committee for Science and Engineering (CWSE), National Academy of
  Sciences, 2000-2003.
• Member, National Advisory Board, Washington State Gender Equity Project, 1999-2003.

Collaborators & Other Affiliations
• Collaborations:                Patricia H. Miller, University of Florida
  (within last 48 months)          Mary Frank Fox, Georgia Institute of Technology
                                              Carol Colatrella, Georgia Institute of Technology
                                              Eliesh O’Neal Lane, Georgia Institute of Technology
• Graduate Advisor:           Dr. J. T. Robinson, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Post Doctoral Advisors: Dr. Robert M. Auerbach, University of Wisconsin-Madison
                                              Dr. William H. Stone, University of Wisconsin-Madison
                                              Dr. David Clark, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Thesis Advisor: Patricia Balar, Kearsley Stewart, Marcia Good-Maust, Heather-   McIlvaine Newsad, Leslie Henson, Audrey Steiner, Bonnie Kelly, Amy Hudock, Donna   Hudson, Tony Herbert, Sheila Jeffers, Laura Sullivan, Julie Montgomery, Mireille-
  Zieseniss.
• Postgraduate-Scholar Sponsor: Marianne Barnes, Donna Hughes
• As Director of Women’s Studies, I served as undergraduate advisor both at the
  University of South Carolina and the University of Florida. At those institutions and
  at Mary Baldwin College, I have advised more than 100 undergraduate students,
  although not in the capacity of thesis advisory I have been on the graduate committee
  of 32 students and served as post-doctoral advisor to two.