Publications

Assessment Denied: The National Research Council's Sins of Ommission
>	The Chronicle of Higher Education. 2009. Assessment Denied: the National Research Council's Sins of Omission. By Goulden, Stacy & Mason

Stay in the Game: Gender, Family Formation, and Alternative Trajectories in the Academic Life Course
>	Social Forces. 2009. Stay in the Game: Gender, Family Formation, and Alternative Trajectories in the Academic Life Course. By Wolfinger, Mason & Goulden

Why Graduate Students Reject the Fast Track
>	Academe. 2009. Why Graduate Students Reject the Fast Track. A study of thousands of doctoral students shows that they want balanced lives. By Mason, Goulden, & Frasch

The Devil is in the Details: Creating Family Friendly Departments for Faculty at the University of California
>	Stylus. 2009. The Devil is in the Details: Creating Family Friendly Departments for Faculty at the University of California. In J. Lester and M. Sallee (Eds.), Establishing the Family Friendly Campus: Models for Effective Practice. By Frasch, Stacy, Mason, Page-Medrich & Goulden

Problems in the Pipeline: Gender, Marriage, and Fertility in the Ivory Tower
>	The Journal of Higher Education. 2008. Problems in the Pipeline: Gender, Marriage, and Fertility in the Ivory Tower. By Wolfinger, Mason & Goulden

Creating a Family Friendly Department: Chairs and Deans Toolkit
>	UC Berkeley. 2007. Creating a Family Friendly Department: Chairs and Deans Toolkit. By Frasch, Stacy, Mason, Goulden, & Hoffman

Graduate Student Parents: The Underserved Minority
>	The CGS Communicator. 2007. Graduate Student Parents: The Underserved Minority. By Mason, Goulden & Frasch

Do Babies Matter? Pushing the Gender Equity Revolution Forward
>	Stylus. 2007. Do Babies Matter? Pushing the Gender Equity Revolution Forward. By Mason, Goulden & Wolfinger

Marriage and Baby Blues
>	Annals Marriage and Baby Blues article by Mason & Goulden

Do Babies Matter II
>	Academe Do Babies Matter II article by Mason & Goulden

Do Babies Matter I
>	Academe Do Babies Matter I article by Mason & Goulden

>	Mothers on the Fast Track: How a New Generation Can Balance Family and Careers by Mary Ann Mason and Eve Mason Ekman

October 2009
>	"Why So Few Doctoral-Student Parents?" By Mary Ann Mason
September 2009
>	"How the 'Snow-Woman Effect' Slows Women's Progress" By Mary Ann Mason
May 2009
>	"Rethinking the Tenure Clock: Dealing with the rigidities of the tenure system is a key reform facing academe, if we want tenure to persist" By Mary Ann Mason
April 2009
>	"Is Tenure a Trap for Women?" By Mary Ann Mason
March 2009
>	"Role Models and Mentors" By Mary Ann Mason
February 2009
>	"Men and Mothering. University policies and academic culture continue to discourage men from being active parents" By Mary Ann Mason
January 2009
>	"A Bad Reputation. Why are more and more graduate students turning away from careers at research universities?" By Mary Ann Mason
December 2008
>	"A Message for Our New President. Female undergraduate and graduate students voted for Obama in great numbers. So what do they want from him now?" By Mary Ann Mason
November 2008
>	"Frozen Eggs. Oocyte cryopreservation is not the secret to professional success in academe" By Mary Ann Mason
October 2008
>	"Do Babies Matter in Science? A true measure of gender equity in academe would look at both the career and family outcomes of female Ph.D.'s" By Mary Ann Mason