Social Predictors of Female Academics’ Career Growth and Leadership Position in South-West Nigerian Universities

Adepeju Olaide Oti (Née Aderogba)

SAGE Open, 2013, vol. 3, issue 4, 2158244013506439

Abstract: This study examined the efficacy of social predictors of female academics’ career growth and leadership position in Nigerian universities. Results show that the composite effect of the social predictors are significant ( F = 37.888; p .05), academic men collegial support (β = .419; p

Keywords: race/gender; media and society; mass communication; communication; social sciences; careers; education; higher education; leadership; organizational behavior; management; sociology of education; sociology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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