Uzzi

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Uzzi (ŭz`ī), in the Bible.

1 High priest.

2 Son of Tola.

3 Levitical overseer in Jerusalem.

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Other analyses have revealed additional aspects of chilly campus climates that help to account for women's failure to thrive in academia (see Etzkowitz, Kemelgor, and Uzzi 2000).

Is there a global warming toward women in academia? by Sullivan, Kim / Liberal Education

Etzkowitz, Kemelgov, Newschatty, Uzzi, and Alonzo (1994) argued for groupings of several women or people of color within cooperative learning groups in order to decrease isolation and "spotlighting" of their differentness.

Friendship and choosing groupmates: preferences for teacher-selected ... by Lilly, Frank / Journal of Instructional Psychology

Blumenfeld's lively and enthusiastic dancer/collaborators were Ivy Baldwin, Jessica Jahn, Jeanne Schickler, Jen Uzzi, Heather Warfel, Katy Woitel and John Zullo.

NOT A PURIST by GOLDBERG, JANE / Dance Magazine

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