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Direct linkSallee, Margaret W. – Review of Higher Education, 2019
Based on interviews with 24 student affairs professionals, this article uses ideal worker norms and hegemonic masculinity as theoretical guides to compare the ways in which straight versus gay and queer fathers working in student affairs navigate the demands of the profession and those of parenthood. While all fathers reported feeling the demands…
Descriptors: Masculinity, Social Attitudes, Fathers, Homosexuality
