CAMILLE HAMLIN MITCHELL¹S
RECOMMENDED READINGS RELATED TO SEXUAL HARASSMENT

	Adams, J., Kottke, J., & Padgitt, J. S. (1983). Sexual harassment of 
university students.  Journal of College Student Personnel, 24, 484-490.
	Ad Hoc Committee on Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Concerns. (1990, Nov.).  
Report to the General Faculty.  Unpublished report.
	Aisenberg, N. & Harrington, M. (1988).  Women of academe:  Outsiders in 
the sacred grove.  Amherst:  University of Massachusetts Press.
	American Association of University Women, Committee W on the Status of 
Women in the Academic Profession (1990).  How schools shortchange girls:  
A study of major findings on girls' education.  Washington, DC:  American 
Association of University Women Educational Foundation.
	American Council on Education. (1992).  Sexual harassment on campus:  A 
policy and program of deterrence.  Washington, DC:  Author.
	Amott, T. & Matthaei J. (1991). Race gender & work:  A multicultural 
economic history of women in the United States.  Boston:  South End 
Press.	Benson, K. A. (1984).  Comment on Crocker's:  An analysis of 
university definitions of sexual harassment.  Signs, 9, 516-519.
	Benson, D., & Thomson, G. (1982).  Sexual harassment on a university 
campus:  The confluence of authority relations, sexual interest and 
gender stratification.  Social Problems, 29 (3), 236-251.
	Bradurn, N. & Sudman, S. (1988).  Polls and surveys.  San Francisco:  
Josey-Boss.
     Bronfenbrenner, U. (1977).  Lewinian space and ecological substance.  
Journal of Social Issues, 33 (4), 198-212.
	Burkhart, B. 1993).  The topography of violence in college men:  
Frequency and Comorbidity of sexual and physical aggression.  Journal of 
College Student Psychotherapy, 8 (3), 219-237,
	Carelli, A. (Ed.). (1988).  Sex equity in education:  Readings and 
strategies.  Springfield:  Charles C. Thomas.
	Carrol, L. & Ellis, K. (1989). Faculty attitudes toward sexual 
harassment:  Survey results, survey process.  Initiatives, 52, (3), 
15-24.
	Chafetz, J. (1990).  Gender equity:  An integrated theory of stability 
and change.  Newbury Park:  Sage Publications.  
	Committee on the Status of Women. (1988, April).  Report to the General 
Faculty.  Unpublished report.
	Crocker, P. L. (1983).  An analysis of university definitions of sexual 
harassment. Signs, 8, 696-707.
	DeFour, D.C. (1990).  The interface of racism and sexism on college 
campuses.  In M. A. Paludi (Ed.), Ivory power:  Sexual harassment on 
campus (pp. 45-52). Albany:  SUNY Press.
	Dietz-Uhler, B., & Murrell, A. (1992).  College students' perceptions of 
sexual harassment:  Are gender differences decreasing?  Journal of 
College Student Development, 33,  540-555.
	Dzeitz, B. W. &  Weiner, L. (1984).  The lecherous professor:  Sexual 
harassment on campus.  Boston:  Beacon Press.
	Dugger, S. (1991).   Social location and gender-role attitudes:  A 
comparison of black and white women.  In J. Lorber & S. Farrell (Eds.), 
The social construction of gender (pp. 38-59).  Sage:  Newbury Park.
	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (1980).  Sexual harassment 
guidelines.  29, C.R.F. § 1604.11f, 1604.11 (a)(b), 1986.
	Espin, O. (1992).  Cultural and historical influences on sexuality in 
Hispanic/Latin women:  Implications for psychotherapy.  In M. Anderson 
and P. Collins,  Race, class, and gender:  An anthology (pp. 141-146).  
Belmont:  Wadsworth, Inc.
	Fitzgerald, L. (1990).  Sexual harassment:  The definition and 
measurement of a construct.  In M. Paludi (Ed.),  Ivory power:  Sexual 
harassment on campus (pp. 1-44).  Albany:  SUNY.
	Fitzgerald, L. F., Hesson-McInnis, M. (1989).  The dimensions of sexual 
harassment:  A structural analysis.  Journal of Vocational Behavior, 35, 
309-326.
	Fitzgerald, L. F., Ormerod, A.J., (1991).   Perceptions of sexual 
harassment:  The influence of gender and academic context.  Psychology of 
Women Quarterly, 15, 281-294.
	Fitzgerald, L. F., & Shullman, S. (1989). Sexual experiences 
questionnaire.  In National Education Association (1992),  Sexual 
harassment in higher education:  Concepts and issues (pp. 56-65).  
Washington, DC:  Author.
	Fitzgerald, L. F., & Shullman, S. (1993).  Sexual harassment:  A 
research analysis and agenda for the 1990s.  Journal of Vocational 
Behavior, 42, 5-27.
	Fitzgerald, L. F.,  Shullman, S., Bailey, N., Richards, M., Swecker, 
J., Gold, Y. Ormerod, A.J., & Weitzman, L. (1988).  The incidence and 
dimensions of sexual harassment in academia and the workplace.  Journal 
of Vocational Behavior, 32, 152-175.
	Fitzgerald, L. F., Weitzman, L. M., Gold, Y., & Ormerod, M. (1988).  
Academic harassment:  Sex and denial in scholarly garb.  Psychology of 
Women Quarterly, 12, 329-340.
	Franklin v Gwinnett County Public Schools (1992, US LEXIS 1375).
	Garbarino, J. (1992).  Human ecology of early risk.  In S. J. Meisels & 
J. P. Shonkoff (Eds.), Handbook of early childhood intervention (3rd ed.) 
(pp. 78-96).   Cambridge:  Press Syndicate of University of Cambridge. 
	Gutek, B. A. (1985). Sex and the workplace.  San Francisco:  
Jossey-Bass.
	Gutek, B. & Morasch, B. (1982).  Sex ratios, sex-role spillover, and 
sexual harassment of women at work.  Journal of Social Issues, 38, 55-74.

	Hanson, E. M. (1991).  Educational administration and organizational 
behavior (3rd ed.).  Boston:  Allyn and Bacon.
	Henley, N. & Freeman, J. The sexual politics of interpersonal behavior.  
In J. Freeman (Ed.), Women:  A feminist perspective.  Palo Alto:  
Mayfield.
	National Association for Women in Education. (Winter, 1992). Higher 
Education Restoration Act of 1992.  About Women on Campus, 2 (1), 1.
	Jensen, I.W., & Gutek, B.A. (1982).  Attribution and assignment of 
responsibility in sexual harassment.  Social Issues, 38, 121-136.
	Kandiyoti, D. (1991).  Bargaining with patriarchy.  In J. Lorber & S. 
Farrell (Eds.),  The social construction of gender (pp. 104-118).  Sage:  
Newbury Park. 
	Kelsey, J., Ed. (1973).  The basic reader:  Introductory reading in  
laboratory education.  Bethel:  Task Force on Training and Education; the 
Epicopal Church; Province V.
	Kenig, S., Ryan, J. (1986).  Sex differences in levels of tolerance and 
attribution of blame for sexual harassment on a university campus.  Sex 
Roles, 15, 535-549.
	Kingry-Westergaard, C. & Kelly, J. (1990).  A contextualist epistemology 
for ecological research.  In P. Tolan,  C. Keys, F. Chertok & L. Jason 
(Eds.), Researching community psychology:  Issues of theory and methods 
(pp. 3-23).  Washington, DC:  American Psychological Association.
	Konrad, A. & Gutek, B. (1986).  Impact of work experience in the 
workplace.  Administrative Science Quarterly, 31.
	Koss, M.P., Dinero, T. and Seibel, C. (1988).  Stranger and acquaintance 
rape. Psychology of Women Quarterly, 12, 1-24.
	Koss, M.P., Oros, C.J. (1982).  The sexual experiences survey:  A 
research instrument investigating sexual aggression and victimization.  
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 50, 455-457.
	Laidlow, Malmo and Associates, (1990).  Healing voices. San Francisco:  
Jossey-Bass Publishers.
	Lerner, G.  (1986).  The creation of patriarchy.  Oxford: Oxford 
University Press.
	Levi-Strauss, (1956).  Man, culture and society. New York:  Oxford. 
	Lott, B., Reilly, M. E., Howard, D. (1982).  Sexual assault and 
harassment:  A campus community case study.  Signs, 8, 296-319.
	MacKinnon, C. (1979).  Sexual harassment of working women.  New Haven:  
Yale University Press.r
	Malamuth, N. (1983).  Rape proclivity among males.  Journal of Social 
Issues, 37 (4), 138-157.	Malovich, N. J. & Stake, J. E. (1990).  Sexual 
harassment on campus:  Individual differences in attitudes and beliefs.  
Psychology of Women Quarterly, 14, 63-81.
	Mann, P. (1978).  Community psychology:  Concepts and applications.  New 
York:  The Free Press.
	Mazer, D., Percival, E. F. (1989a).  Student' experiences of sexual 
harassment a small university. Sex Roles, 20, 1-22.
	Mazer, D. & Percival, E. (1989b).  Ideology or experiences:  The 
relationships among perceptions, attitudes, and experiences of sexual 
harassment in university students.  Sex Roles, 20, 135-147.
	McCormick, A. (1985).  The sexual harassment of student by teachers:  
The case of students in science. Sex Roles, 13, 21-32.
	McCormick, N., Adams-Bohley, S.,  Peterson, S. & Gaeddert, W. (1989).  
Sexual harassment of students at a small college:  Survey results, survey 
process.  NAWDAC 2, (54) 35-42.
	Murrell, S. (1973).  Community psychology and social systems:  A 
conceptual framework and intervention guide.  New York:  Behavioral 
Publications.
	National Education Association [NEA]. (1992).  Sexual harassment in 
education:  Concepts and issues.  Washington, DC:  Author.
	Norris, W. (1991).  Liberal attitudes and homophobic acts:  The 
paradoxes of homosexual experience in a liberal institution.  Journal of 
Homosexuality, 22 (3-4), 81-120.
	Ogbu, J. (1993).  Differences in cultural frames of references.  
International Journal of Behavioral Development, 16 (3), 483-506.
	Pace, C. R.  (1984).  Measuring the Quality of College Student 
Experiences.  Los Angeles:  Higher Education Research Institute,  
University of California, Los Angeles.
	Padgitt, S., & Padgitt, J. S. (1986).  Cognitive structure of sexual 
harassment:  Implications for university policy.  Journal of College 
Student Personnel, 27, 34-39.
	Paludi, M. & Steuneragel, G. (Eds.). (1989).  Images of women in the 
academy:  A feminist restructuring of the disciplines.  New York:  
Haworth.
	Paludi, M. (1990).  Creating new taboos in the academy:  Faculty 
responsibility in preventing sexual harassment.  NAWDAC, 52 (4), 29-34.
	Paludi, M. (Ed.) (1990). Ivory power:  sexual harassment on campus.  
Albany:  SUNY Press.
	Reid, P. (1993). Poor women and psychological research.  Psychology of 
Women Quarterly, 17, (199) 133-150.
	Reilly, M., Lott, B., Caldwell, D., & DeLuca, L. (1992). Tolerance for 
sexual harassment related to self-reported sexual victimization.  Gender 
and Society, 6, 122-138.
	Reilly, M., Lott, B., & Gallogly, S. M. (1986).  Sexual harassment of 
university students.  Sex Roles, 15, 333-358.
	Reilly, T., Carpenter, S., Dull, V., & Barlett, K. (1982).  The 
factorial survey:  An approach to defining sexual harassment on campus.  
Journal of Social Issues, 38, 99-110.
	Reynolds v Borough of Avalon, 1992 WL 186781 (D.N.J.) 1992.
	Roscoe, B., Goodwin, M., Repp, S., Rose, M. (1987).  Sexual harassment 
of university students and student employees:  Findings and implications.  
College Student Journal, 21, 254-273.
	Safran, C. (1976, November). What men do to women on the job:  A 
shocking look at sexual harassment. Redbook. 149, 217-24.
	Schneider, R. (1987).  Sexual harassment and higher education.  In E. 
Cole (Ed.), Sexual harassment on campus:  A legal compendium (pp. 21-79).  
Washington, DC:  National Association of College and University 
Attorneys.  (Reprinted from Texas law review, 525 pp. 525-587, by The 
Texas Law Review Association.
	Smith, A. & Stewart, A.J. (1983).  Approaches to studying racism and 
sexism in black women's lives.    Journal of Social Issues,  39, 1-15.
	Somers, A. (1982).  Sexual harassment in academe, legal issues and 
definitions.  Journal of Social Issues, 38, 23-32.
	Tangri, S. S., Burt, M. R., & Johnson, L. B. (1982).  Sexual harassment 
at work:  Three explanatory models.  Journal of Social Issues, 38, 33-54.

	Terpstra, D., & Baker, D. D. (1986).  A framework for the study of 
sexual harassment.  Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 7, 17-34.
	Thomann, D. & Wiener, R. (1987).  Physical and psychological causality 
as determinants of culpability in sexual harassment cases.  Sex Roles, 
17, 573-591.
	Thompson Publishing Group. (1993).  Educator's guide to controlling 
sexual harassment.  Washington, DC: Author.	Till, F. J. (1980).  Sexual 
harassment:  A report on the sexual harassment of students.  Washington, 
DC:  National Advisory Council on Women's Educational Programs.
	Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.  Pub. L. No 88-352, 78 Stat. 253 
(codified as amended at 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000e - 2000e-17, 1982). 
	Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1973.  Pub. L. No. 92-318, 86 
Stat. 373. Codified at 20 U.S.C. §§ 1681 - 1686, 1982.
	Walby, S. (1990).  Theorizing patriarchy.  Cambridge, Ma:  Basil 
Blackwell Ltd.
	Weber-Burder, E. & Rossi, P. H. (1982).  Defining sexual harassment on 
campus:  A replication and extension.  Journal of Social Issues, 38, 
111-119.
	Weeks, E., Boles, J., & Garbin, A. (1986).  The transformation of sexual 
harassment from a private trouble into a public issue.  Journal of Social 
Inquiry, 56, 432-455.
	Weis, L. (Ed.). (1988).  Class, race, & gender in American education.  
Albany:  State University of New York.
	West, C. & Zimmerman, D. (1991).  Doing gender.  In J. Lorber & S. 
Farrell (Eds.),  The Social Construction of Gender (pp. 13-37).  Sage:  
Newbury Park.
	Wilson, K. & Kraus, L. (1983).  Sexual harassment in the university.  
Journal of Student Personnel, 24, 219-224.