Exploring Gender Disparity in Higher Education by Identifying Citation Patterns and Gaps between Male and Female Scholars
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June 7, 2021

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Yuha Jung

To explore some of the reasons behind gender disparity in higher education, our recent journal article (Jung, Schinberg, and Xie 2020) used citation analysis to examine citation patterns of male and female scholars of about 300 articles during a ten-year period from two arts administration journals. The aim of the study was to provide several conclusions and possible explanations as to why female scholars are a lot less cited than male scholars, tying in theory and proposing various further implications for practice. I will share a series of postings related to this topic in the next two months or so!

In the meantime, if you would like to contact me with any questions regarding the article, you can do so by clicking here

MY NAME IS YUHA JUNG

I am an associate professor and the director of graduate studies of Arts Administration at the University of Kentucky. I am a devoted educator and researcher who is passionate about studying museums and social and cultural justice issues around the arts and cultural organizations and teaching students about them. I primarily teach financial management 

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