out of 21 classes

I counted classes, not professors. None of the women overlapped but I've had 3 male professors each twice. But I figured if in the extreme I had taken 10 classes, 1 from professor A who is female and 9 from professor B who is male, it wouldn't be genuine to say it was a 50/50 split (especially when you consider how many women are pushed into part time). Plus I go to a small school so there is lots of professor overlap.DrRighteous wrote:xael, are we going by number of classes taught or number of unique professors?
for example, if I had 2 female professors and 2 male professors, but the 2 female professors taught 6 courses total and the 2 males professors each taught a course, is that 50% or 75%?
also I assume you don't want my phd professor make up polluting this thread
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Id count them however you'd like IMHOlc39 wrote:if a class is co-taught by 2 female profs is that 1 or 2? also do non "profs" e.g. lecturers/fellows count
as you can see i take polls very seriouslyxael wrote:Id count them however you'd like IMHOlc39 wrote:if a class is co-taught by 2 female profs is that 1 or 2? also do non "profs" e.g. lecturers/fellows count
I counted non full profs because lol at keeping track of that
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I also assumed that professors informed their classes of their gender identity before the start of class, too :[DrRighteous wrote:I am worried that this poll assumes that tlsers in general know how to count
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