Gender Survey Electronic Form : Center for Archaeological Studies : Texas State University

This anonymous survey seeks to ascertain archaeologists' views and experiences concerning the issue of biological sex, gender, and gender-related research. The survey is intended to gauge how archaeologists living and working in Texas view the importance of gender as a research topic. Additionally, it attempts to explore how individuals deal with or respond to the topic in a contemporary way.

Please check the appropriate box:

male

female

other

Please select your highest degree of education:

B.A./B.S.

M.A./M.S.

Ph.D.

Date highest degree of education was earned:

Where is your primary geographic research area?

How many years have you been an archaeologist (include years while in school)?

Have you taken a class specifically on gender and archaeology?

Yes

No

Has such a class ever been available to you while you were enrolled?

Yes

No

If you answered "Yes" to the previous question, where was it offered?

Have you ever been actively encouraged to pursue gender in your work?

Yes

No

Have you ever been actively discouraged from pursuing gender in your work?

Yes

No

If you study gender, how long ago did you start addressing it in your research?

Have you ever felt professionally discriminated against on the basis of your sex?

Yes

No

In what form did the discrimination take place?

Have you ever provided a professional advantage to a student or colleague on the basis of his/her sex?

Yes

No

If you answered "Yes" to the previous question, to a person (or persons) of what sex was the advantage provided?

Same sex

Opposite sex

Both

Please feel free to include additional comments below.

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Gender Survey Electronic Form

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