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The un-bridged pipeline: Leading and preparing women of color to senior-level higher education administration
Despite increased educational attainment among Black women, representation in senior‑level leadership positions within higher education remains limited. This qualitative study examines the experiences of Black women who serve or have served in senior‑level academic administrative roles and explores
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