Table I-4
Changes in Male-Female Ratio of Full-Time
Faculty
1992-1993 (59 schools, 628
Full-Time Faculty)
|
Rank |
Number |
Male |
Female |
|
Deans & Directors |
58 1 |
34 (58.6%) |
24 (40.7%) |
|
Professors |
160 |
112 (70.0%) |
48 (28.9%) |
|
Associate Professors |
194 |
97 (50.0%) |
100 (50.8%) |
|
Assistant Professors |
178 |
66 (37.0%) |
110 (60.8%) |
|
Instructors |
16 |
4 (25.0%) |
10 (76.9%) |
|
Lecturers |
22 |
13 (59.0%) |
11 (50.0%) |
|
Full-Time Faculty |
628 1 |
325 (51.7%) |
303 (48.3%) |
Table I-4 (cont.)
2000 -2001 (56 schools, 708
Full-Time Faculty)
|
Rank |
Number |
Male |
Female |
|
Deans & Directors |
56 1 |
35 (62.5%) |
21 (37.5%) |
|
Professors |
163 |
92 (56.4%) |
71 (43.5%) |
|
Associate Professors |
219 |
107 (48.8%) |
112 (51.1%) |
|
Assistant Professors |
226 |
101 (44.7%) |
125 (55.3%) |
|
Instructors |
14 |
6 (42.8%) |
8 (57.2%) |
|
Lecturers |
30 2 |
13 (43.3%) |
17 (56.7%) |
|
Full-Time Faculty |
708 1 |
354 (50.0%) |
354 (50.0%) |
2001-2002 (56 Schools, 725 Full-Time Faculty)
|
Rank |
Number |
Male |
Female |
|
Deans & Directors |
56 1 |
34 (61.8%) |
21 (38.2%) |
|
Professors |
162 |
92 (56.7%) |
70 (43.2%) |
|
Associate Professors |
231 |
109 (47.2%) |
122 (52.8%) |
|
Assistant Professors |
230 |
113 (49.1%) |
117 (50.9%) |
|
Instructors |
20 |
9 (45.0%) |
11 (55.0%) |
|
Lecturers |
27 2 |
9 (33.3%) |
18 (66.6%) |
|
Full-Time Faculty |
725 1 |
366 (50.5%) |
359 (49.5%) |
1.
Includes
deans of schools not reporting.
2.
Includes
persons not holding academic rank, or for whom academic rank was not reported,
but who are still considered by their schools as full-time faculty members.