Rutgers University
Center for Women and Work
http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~cww/


Contact Information:

School of Management and Labor Relations
162 Ryders Lane
New Bunswick, NJ 08901-8555
Phone: 732-932-4614
Fax: 732-932-1254
E-mail: cww@rci.rutgers.edu

CENTER DESCRIPTION

The Center for Women and Work (CWW) addresses the needs of working women by studying public policies in the field; conducting, fostering and disseminating research on areas of concern; and sponsoring educational and skills development programs for working women, policy makers, corporate leaders, students, and community organizations. The Center's primary goal is to forge links and dialogue between researchers who study women and workplace issues and decision-makers in corporations, government, labor, and community organizations. The Center has a tradition of working with leading corporations on public programs. The goal is to improve the situation of working women by creating a dialogue that combines research findings with practical experiences. The Center is a member of the consortium of women's programs at Rutgers University.

AREA(S) OF EXPERTISE



RECENT PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES

  • Corporations and Women
       Leadership and Leadership Development
    • Helping Corporate Women to Achieve their Leadership Goals. There will be two initiatives for this project: 1) The Senior Leadership Program for Professional Women, an annual eight-month program for women preparing to move to upper levels of leadership within their organizations and 2) Corporate Leadership Forums which will bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss critical issues facing corporate women.

      Research Project on "Minority Women in the Executive Suite: A Research Initiative for Minority Women's Leadership." The project, under the direction of Professor dt ogilvie, faculty fellow, will examine successful multicultural women who have attained senior corporate leadership positions to increase understanding of successful leadership strategies for multicultural women.
  • Corporations and Women
       Unions
    • Annual Series of All-Day Public Programs for Union Women. This annual series focuses on workplace violence, stress in the workplace, and sexual harassment in the workplace, among other topics.
  • Employment
      Rutgers Databank on Working Women. This database provides centralized, information on the status of working women in New Jersey and the nation, and collects and posts individual and aggregate data as it becomes available. This data is available on the internet, and can be accessed at http://www.cww.rutgers.edu. Additional data on professional women in the state and the nation is being collected and will be posted when completed.
    PUBLICATIONS

      New Jersey Women Count (1994), a compilation of social indicators regarding the status of women in New Jersey.

      Women and Unions: Forging a Partnership, ed. Professor Sue Cobble (1993).

      "The Role of Family Status in Explaining Race Differences in Access to Hierarchical Authority Structures among Women," CWW Working Paper, Ryan A. Smith and dt ogilvie (1990-1991).





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