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Dzubinski, Leanne M.; Hall, M. Elizabeth Lewis; Starcher, Richard L. – Christian Higher Education, 2021
This study focused on the glass partition, a term used to describe the challenges that exist in forming and maintaining cross-sex collegial relationships in the workplace. Women may be limited in their ability to benefit from collegial relationships due to the challenges of cross-sex relationships, particularly in a Christian environment. We use…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Interpersonal Relationship, Collegiality, College Faculty
Langer, Richard; Hall, M. Elizabeth Lewis; McMartin, Jason – Christian Higher Education, 2010
Although character formation has always been a central goal of education, efforts to promote character education in schools have, in the last century, always been hampered by an inability to adequately define character. We offer the concept of the flourishing life as the appropriate context for defining and developing character. This concept,…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Moral Values, Values Education, Christianity
Hall, M. Elizabeth Lewis; Anderson, Tamara L.; Willingham, Michele M. – Christian Higher Education, 2004
Academic institutions present specific challenges to women attempting to balance work and family responsibilities. This type of involvement within the subculture of evangelical Christianity presents its own variations. Interviews with 30 mothers working in Christian academia were analyzed using a post hoc content analysis informed by principles of…
Descriptors: Family Work Relationship, Females, Mothers, Doctoral Dissertations