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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

KIM BARBER is a doctoral candidate at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education. The focus of her research is on how men and women understand their possibilities and limitations in organizations and society, and how this understanding impacts the way they exercise power, authority, and leadership. Her background includes degrees in psychology and sociology, emphasizing leadership, authority, organizations, and systems. Her post-doctoral work will concentrate on research and adult development.