Mary W. Gray | Academic Influence

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According to Wikipedia, Mary Lee Wheat Gray is an American mathematician, statistician, and lawyer. She is the author of books and papers in the fields of mathematics, mathematics education, computer science, applied statistics, economic equity, discrimination law, and academic freedom. She is currently on the Board of Advisers for POMED and is the Chair of the Board of Directors of AMIDEAST .

Mary W. Gray's Published Works

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Published Papers

Student Teaching Evaluations: Inaccurate, Demeaning, Misused (65)
A radical approach to algebra (37)
Can Statistics Tell Us What We Do Not Want to Hear? The Case of Complex Salary Structures (36)
A "Statistical" Remedy for Statistically Identified Discrimination (35)
The effect of simulation software on students' attitudes and understanding in introductory statistics (20)
Climbing the Academic Ladder: Doctoral Women Scientists in Academe (17)
Gender and Mathematics: Mythology and Misogyny (16)
The Status of Part-Time Faculty (15)
Statistics and the Law (14)
Legal Perspectives on Sex Equity in Faculty Employment (14)
Sex and mathematics. (12)
The Halls of Ivy and the Halls of Justice: Resisting Sex Discrimination Against Faculty Women. (10)
Cultural influences on sex differentials in mathematics aptitude and achievement (8)
A conversation about implicit bias (7)
A Study of Factors Influencing Student Performance in Mathematics on the Florida College-Level Academic Skills Test (CLAST). (7)
Statement on graduate students (6)
The Statistics of Genocide (6)
Mathematics Test, Numerical, and Abstraction Anxieties and Their Relation to Elementary Teachers' Views on Preparing Students for the Study of Algebra (6)
Strict Liability for the Malfunction of a Medical Expert System (5)
The Concept of Substantial Proportionality in Title IX Athletics Cases (5)
Statistics and the Law (4)
The Oxford murders (4)
Accumulating Evidence of the Impact of Voter ID Laws: Student Engagement in the Political Process (4)
The "Phantom Universities" of the West Bank and Gaza. (4)
Opinion: The Association for women in mathematics—a personal view (4)
The Mathematical Education of Women. (4)
Academics in Court: The Consequences of Faculty Discrimination Litigation (4)
Iraqi Universities Struggle to Rebuild the "House of Knowledge". (3)
A Successful Intervention Program for High Ability Minority Students (3)
Reality conditions: short mathematical fiction (2)
Academic Women and Salary Differentials: From the 1988 Report of Committee W on the Status of Women in the Academic Profession (2)
The Halls of Ivy and the Halls of Justice: Lightening the Burden. (2)
Investment or Insurance (2)
The three body problem; Flowers stained with moonlight; The library paradox; A piece of justice; The Cambridge theorem; Avenging angel; Ghostwalk (2)
The Faculty Role in the Reform of Intercollegiate Athletics: Principles and Recommended Practices (2)
Calculus with Finite Mathematics for Social Sciences (2)
Pay Equity Through Job Evaluation: A Case Study (2)
Software as a public good (2)
Report of Committee W, 1975-76. (1)
After Math/The Parrot's Theorem/The Fractal Murders (1)
The Odds of Justice: P-values: What Do They Prove? (1)
The Impact of the 1981 Federal Budget on Women in Higher Education. (1)
Accommodations of Learning Disabilities in Mathematics Courses (1)
Agora by Alejandro Amenábar (1)
USING BUSINESS-STYLE CASES IN AN INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS COURSE (1)
The client-consultant relationship in medical research: the role of a professional statistician in the research team (1)
Report of Committee W 1973-74 (1)
Gloucester county (Virginia) (1)
Academic Freedom and Tenure: Virginia State University (1)
Equality in Retirement Benefits. The Need for Pension Reform. (1)
It's power, stupid! (1)
Using Regression to Study Faculty Salaries. (1)
A Committed Life: An Interview with Chandler Davis (0)
Women in Mathematics: Celebrating the Centennial of the Mathematical Association of America by Janet L. Beery, Sarah J. Greenwald, Jacqueline A. Jensen-Vallin, and Maura B. Mast (eds.) (0)
The Odds of Justice: Who Gets to Vote? (0)
CRAMMING FOR COURT: TEACHING STATISTICS TO LITIGATORS (0)
The Odds of Justice: Is Statistics Down for the Count? (0)
Gifted by Tom Flynn (0)
Justice by the Numbers : Educating Judicial Decision Makers (0)
Cryptography in America (0)
La Figure de la Terre (Film) by Axel Straschnoy (0)
Math Goes to the Movies by Burkard Polster and Marty Ross (0)
A determination of the effectiveness of the individualized instruction in the primary grades of the Bozeman schools (0)
Women's Leadership in Mathematics (0)
Émilie!: The subject of these seven books reviewed by Mary W. Gray (0)
[Can Statistics Tell Us What We Do Not Want to Hear? The Case of Complex Salary Structures]: Rejoinder (0)
Leaning towards infinity (0)
A Lady Mathematician in This Strange Universe: Memoirs by Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat (0)
Lecturer Program as Public Relations (0)
The Unrealized Potential of the Internet (0)
Mathematics and Home Schooling (0)
Guidelines for Equality: A Proposal (0)
Dangerous Models? (0)
To Justice Through Statistics (0)
Accommodations of Learning Disabilities in Mathematics Courses (0)
The Odds of Justice: Leveling the Playing Field (0)
The Man Who Knew Infinity A film by Matt Brown (0)
Call Mr. Fisher (0)
End torture and detention [1] (0)
Two Opinions: Tenure and Promotion after Penn v. EEOC (0)
Women in Mathematics (0)
Report of Committee W, 1976-77 (0)
Impact of the Proposed Civil Rights and Women's Equity in Employment Act on Colleges and Universities. (0)
A Disappearing Numberby Complicite (0)
Liability for malfunction of medical expert systems—why an expert system is like a power saw (abstract only) (0)
Statistics as a Tool for Equity (0)
Legal Watch: Affirmative Action (0)
The Tourist by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, Christopher McQuarrie, and Julian Fellowes (0)
The Odds of Justice: Whom Shall We Kill? How Shall We Kill Them? (0)
Report of Committee W, 1977-78 (0)
Correspondence: Male-Female Salary Differentials (0)
The Odds of Justice: Statistics Go to School and Then to Court (0)
The Eighth Detective (Eight Detectives) by Alex Pavesi (0)
22 – Microwave Semiconductor Devices (0)
STAT 514-002: Statistical Methods - course syllabus (0)
Statement on the "Political Correctness" Controversy: The Statement Which Follows Was Issued in Juny 1991 by a Special Committee Appointed by the President of the Association (0)
Alexa Did It! (0)
Dr Dee by Damon Albarn (0)
The Imitation Game by Andrew Hodges and Graham Moore (0)
Hypatia of Alexandria by Maria Dzielska (0)
Émilie by Kaija Saariaho (0)
The Odds of Justice: Where is the Reverend Bayes When Needed? (0)
The Odds of Justice: Adjusting the Odds (0)
ICOTS6, 2002: Gray 1 CRAMMING FOR COURT: TEACHING STATISTICS TO LITIGATORS (0)
To Justice Through Statistics (0)

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