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Jun 15, 2026
Dads in Academia: Balancing Research, Teaching, and Family Life
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Lee PinkowitzGUEST
in terms of, like, an extension of the year, which is a parenting with the recogn- the kind of recognizing that [laughs] first year of life or however long is going to cut into your research productivity.

Lee PinkowitzGUEST
It might interfere with your teaching, and I think that is probably, in most of academics, the accommodation that I think a lot of universities make.

Lee PinkowitzGUEST
I, I believe when I went through it, it was true for female academics, and male academics, it was always...

Lee PinkowitzGUEST
Like, I did not take that additional year because while it was offered, there was always the perception.
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