I worry that these data will be used to support dangerous stereotypes about faculty in the social sciences, arts, and humanities. Basically, it might seem like faculty in those fields are slacking off after tenure, but there's a much more straightforward explanation. 1/🧵

In this post I compiled a literature review of research about such gendered service disparities. These dynamics contributed to my resignation from a tenured full professorship last week.

As part of my writing process, I'm reflecting on what I'm saying yes and no to during my writing session. Today's commitment: I say yes to incremental progress. I say no to rejecting forward movement 💪🏽

Send us your work! I, my co-editor @amylstone1.bsky.social, and our team at @sexandsexualities.bsky.social are excited to read it!

Who are the inaugural co-editors of Sex & Sexualities, the new @ASAnews journal? Check out this announcement from the American Sociological Association about co-editors Dr. Krystale Littlejohn and Amy L. Stone www.asanet.org/footnotes-ex...

So excited about our inaugural issue. Writing this intro with @amylstone1.bsky.social was so refreshing. Check out our intro and the other articles at journals.sagepub.com/home/SNS. Super inspiring 🤩