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Dr. Kenya F. Ayers
Executive Director

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“To Whom Much is Given answers the most important questions regarding the doctoral experience for women today. Dr. Ayers reminds us of how essential it is to support each other through sharing our stories and offering guidance along the way.”

Dr. Donna Burns Phillips - Director
Office of Women in Higher Education
American Council on Education

 

“To Whom Much is Given is not just another helpful book for women. It is unique because of its workbook format. There is helpful advice, but the author takes it one step further by giving practical assignments to the reader, which allow for
self-examination and implementation of her suggestions.
This is a good read for anyone who wants to succeed!

Dr. Johnetta B. Cole
President, Bennett College

“I found it very smart, humane and well done! It will be useful to women whose names you will never know, but you will have
touched their lives in an important way.”

Dr. Gloria Nemerowicz
President, Pine Manor College


 

Women earned more doctorates than men at American universities in 2002, according to results recently released by the Survey of Earned Doctorates.

– The Chronicle of Higher Education –
December 12, 2003

 

According to Postsecondary Education Opportunity (No.116, February 2002), "Between 1970 and 2000, the number of doctorate degrees awarded to women increased by 15,804 or by 397 percent, while the number of doctorates awarded to men decreased by 862 or 3%…As a direct result the proportion of associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees awarded to men has flipped from majority to minority and the gender distribution of first professional and doctorate degrees will almost certainly do the same in the next decade.”

Despite the increase in women pursuing doctoral degrees, there is a dearth of resources available to assist women in addressing the unique challenges they are likely to encounter, by virtue of gender, in this pursuit.

The Choice Network bridges this gap by addressing the needs of women through the comprehensive provision of theoretical and practical assistance in the doctoral degree pursuit process.

The Choice Network was established to comprehensively assist women in bringing their academic goals to fruition through the attainment of doctoral degrees. We accomplish this objective through the dissemination of relevant written materials and through the provision of essential support services.

To be recognized as the preeminent organization supporting women in their pursuit of doctoral degrees.


1. To Promote possibilities thinking
2. To Empower, enlighten, edify and affirm women
3. To Provide comprehensive academic and professional success strategies
4. To Advance women through doctoral level education
5. To Connect women to people and resources instrumental in their success

 

 

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