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Trans* College Students: Moving Beyond Inclusionicularly those whose gender identities fall outside of the gender binary. In this chapter, extant literature on trans* student identity and experience is reviewed, with a focus on evidence of these students’ many resiliencies. The chapter concludes with an argument for working to reduce genderism (B

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The Female “Confidence Gap” and Feminist Pedagogy: Gender Dynamics in the Active, Engaged Classroominist pedagogy to more fully consider the role gender plays in an active-learning environment. First, common practices and benefits of active, engaged learning are viewed. Second, relevant research and faculty development materials that investigate gender dynamics in the college classroom are discus

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Changing Views of Self-as-Leader: What Female College Students Tell Uss a four-phase model which emerged from a grounded theory study that sought to understand the process by which female college students develop a leadership identity. In this model, participants (traditional-aged female college students) moved from views of (1) leadership as external to themselves to

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Honoring the “Face Behind the Mask”: Interrogating Masculine Performatives as Counter-Hegemonic Actiperforming a socially constructed and rewarded “mask of masculinity.” Getting behind the mask can create space between self and system where dogmatic standards can be (re)examined toward authentic authorship. Similar to hooks’ (Yale Journal of Law & Feminism 4: 1–12, 1991) conception of theory as li

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