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American Sociological Association: Full-Time Faculty by Type of Institution
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ASA Dept Survey - Median Full-Time Faculty by Type of Institution, AY 2000/01 and 2006/07
Summary:
Chairs reported in the 2007 survey that the number of students has increased while the number of faculty per department has remained relatively flat. This graph shows little growth in the median number of full-time faculty since AY 2000/01. The largest change occurred at Research II institutions, increasing from a median of 13 to 15.
Related Data:
- Average Distribution of Faculty in Sociology Programs by Rank and Institution Type, AY 2000/2001
- Average Distribution of Faculty in Sociology Programs by Rank and Institution Type, AY 2006/2007
- Average Contingent Faculty in Sociology Programs, AY 2000/01 and AY 2006/07
- Median Full-Time Faculty by Type of Institution, AY 2000/01 and 2006/07
- Median Number of New Tenure-Track Assistant Professors Hired, AY 2000/01 and 2006/07
- Percent of 2008 Departments Reporting More Tenure-Track Faculty than in 2002
- Departments That Hired at Least One New Faculty Member, AY 2006/2007