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"Men
and Women in
Relationships
What's the Difference? "
The 2012 Center
for Gender Studies Keynote Address
by
Dr. Emily Keener
Department
of Psychology
Slippery Rock University,
Slippery Rock,
Pennsylvania |
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Presentation Location & Time:
This presentation is open to the public; admission is free.
Location: Heth 022 ~ Time: 5:00 pm ~ Tuesday, April 17th,
2012
Radford University, Radford, VA. |
images from the keynote address for
Gender Scholarship @ RU: the 2012 Spring Symposium
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Keynote
Abstract
Dr. Emily Keener will present evidence suggesting men and women are
more similar than different. In contrast to mainstream conceptions of gender
suggesting men and women are vastly different, considerable empirical
evidence suggests that men and women are actually more similar than they are
different. Using data examining the role of gender in the peer
conflict-management process, Dr. Keener will present strategies for moving
beyond an overemphasis on gender differences to a more balanced approach
where gender similarities are examined (e.g., via moderation) and where
gender differences are explained (e.g., via mediation). Negative
consequences of emphasizing gender differences will be highlighted.(1)
1Emily
Keener,
Personal Communication, March 2012 |
Background Information
Teaching. Though still in the early phases of her career, Dr. Emily Keener already
has an extensive background in teaching psychology. She currently teachers Introduction to Psychology,
Introduction to Experimental Psychology, and Learning in the psychology
department at Slippery Rock
University. Previously, she taught Introduction to Psychology, Life-Span
Human Development, Sex Roles and Behavior in psychology at West Virginia
University. At Bethany College, she taught Systematic Psychology, Social Psychology, Psychology of Women
and Developmental Psychology. She began her teaching career in psychology at
Radford University as an instructor in
Introductory Psychology and in Research Methods in Psychology. Please see
Teaching Experience in her C.V. for further information on teaching
and related experiences.
Research. Dr. Keener is also extensively involved in research which reflects her early
dedication to developing a broad range of skills and a strong background in investigative methodologies .
At Radford University,
she worked with Dr. Hilary Lips on Identifying
Gender Neutral Tasks,
completed her master's thesis on the "Effects of Dominance, Sex Role
Expectations, and Incentives on Negotiating Behavior", resulting in
a shared
publication in this area with Dr. Lips.
At West Virginia University, she continued to develop her research
skills through assistantships in Dr. JoNell Strough's and Dr. Amy Gentzler's
labs (see Vitae Research
Experience) and through publishing
collaborations with
Dr. JoNell Strough and L. DiDonato; with
Dr.
Amy Gentzler and K. A. Kerns, and with many conference poster
presentations such as life-span research on web-based study skills with
Dr. Katherine Karraker and others with Dr. Strough. She has ongoing
research
in various stages of preparation as indicated in numerous conference and
other professional presentations.
Please see her Vitae Publications for
many details highlighting her dedication to collaborative research and
scholarship.
1For further information visit Dr. Keener's:
Curriculum
Vitae (HTML-version)
For a printable
CV version see:
Curriculum Vitae (PDF-version) |
Education
Dr. Emily Keener
Ph.D., Life-span Psychology
West Virginia University
2010
M.A., Experimental Psychology
Radford University
2005
B.A., Psychology
Wheeling Jesuit
University
2003
For dissertation and thesis titles,
and
related work, please click on
Vitae
Education.
Contact Information
Dr. Emily Keener
Work
Dept:
Psychology
Office: 309 E. Vincent Science
Center
Addr: 1 Morrow Way
Slippery Rock, PA
16057
Web: Dr.
Keener @ sru
Email: Emily.Keener@sru.edu
Tel: 724.738.9000 x 2529
Home
Tel: 724-344-4698
Addr: 429 S. Broad St. Apt. 1R
Grove City, PA 16127
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For more information about this presentation or
the 2012
symposium, please contact: |
Ms.
Karmen Rizzo: tel 540-831-6644 - email:
krrizzo@radford.edu
or Dr. Hilary Lips: tel 540-831-5387- email: hlips@radford.edu |
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