Tag: Faculty in Higher Education Survey
Changes in Workforce Size
1550, 980Faculty Composition and Pay Equity by Gender and Race/Ethnicity
1650Faculty in the Health Professions
1000New Faculty Report Highlights Ongoing Inequalities in the Representation, Pay, and Promotion of Women and Minorities
According to data from this year’s Faculty in Higher Education Annual Report, representation of both women and minorities decreases with progression in rank. The decrease is not limited to faculty who were promoted long ago but is seen even in faculty promoted within the past year. Pay Equity Lessens as Rank Progresses While the data... View Article
The Aging of Tenure-Track Faculty in Higher Ed: Implications for Succession and Diversity
623Focus on Psychology Faculty
1001Associate’s Institutions Lead in Representation and Pay Equity for Women and Minority Faculty
As noted in previous CUPA-HR research, community and technical colleges are ahead of the curve when it comes to pay equity for women and minority staff. Now, just-released findings from this year’s Faculty in Higher Education Survey show that associate’s institutions also have higher levels of representation and pay equity for both women and racial/ethnic... View Article
Impact of the Economic Recession on Student Enrollment and Faculty Composition in U.S. Higher Education: 2003-2018
1005The Faculty Workforce Is Aging … Is the Pipeline More Diverse?
Like much of the American workforce, college and university professors are aging — the majority are between the ages of 55 and 75. As these baby boomers (who are mostly White males) near retirement, what do their successors look like? Are higher education institutions doing a good enough job of hiring more diverse faculty to... View Article
Survey Results: Non-Tenure Faculty See Higher Pay Raises Than Tenure-Track Faculty
While tenure-track faculty at the nation’s colleges and universities enjoy slightly higher salaries at most ranks than do non-tenure-track faculty, those working off the tenure track are seeing bigger increases year over year than their tenure-track counterparts, according to findings from CUPA-HR’s 2017-18 Faculty in Higher Education Survey. Among this year’s findings: During the last... View Article