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For the past 60 years, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has required private sector employers with at least 100 employees and certain federal contractors to annually repot on the gender and race of their employers. Now the commission has voted 2-1 to rescind this requirement.

The appointments in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are Grisha Coleman in music and theater arts, Claire Luchette in the comparative media studies/writing program, and Lindsey Raymond in economics.

Dr. Dinnerstein joined the University of Arizona in 1975 as founding director of the women's studies program. Four years later, she became founding director of the Southwest Institute for Research on Women.

The three women awarded tenure at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, are Sole Anatrone in Italian, Denise Iris in film, and Sofia Ortiz-Hinojosa in philosophy.

Dr. Cherney has served as the thirteenth president of Mount Mary University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, since July 2022. She is slated to step down from her role at the conclusion of her current contract in June 2027.

The four women joining the the faculty at the University of Houston School of Art are Angela Lynn Tucker, Maisie Luo, Ella Rosenblatt, and Erin Miller.

The women who are taking on academic leadership positions are Ana Miljački at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dolores Albarracín at the University of Pennsylvania, Wen Zhang at the University of Arkansas, Ashanti Jones at the University of Louisiana Monroe, Uma Velury at the University of Delaware, and Lia Uribe at the University of Arizona.

A faculty member with the University of Pennsylvania for nearly three decades, Professor Allen is an internationally renowned expert on philosophical and social justice dimensions of privacy and data protection law.

The new deans are Dina Perrone at California State University, Long Beach, Karin Gwinn Wilkins at Stony Brook University in New York, Jenny Paxton at the Catholic University of America, in Washington, D.C., Jillian Jackson at Shaw University in North Carolina, and Carol Ann Borchert at the University of South Florida.