Resources on Higher Education Faculty and Staff Salaries
Stagnant Salaries
The 2007 special issue of the NEA Higher Education Advocate provides salary data for faculty, compares the effects of unionization and tenure, and examines salary trends for non-teaching professionals. Salaries decreased an additional 1 percent in 2005–2006, the third straight year that increases did not keep pace with inflation, and a reversal of the previous 10-year trend of steady growth in faculty salaries.
Higher Education State Salary Surveys
Search NEA's database on salaries and benefits by state and year.
NEA 2007 Almanac of Higher Education
The 2007 Almanac includes analyses of how faculty salaries have fared over the last year, shifts in retirement and benefits, and the challenges of securing quality health care for support professionals.
Faculty Pay Doldrums
The 2006 special issue of the NEA Higher Education Advocate found that faculty salaries decreased by 1 percent in 2004–05, the second straight year that increases did not keep pace with inflation.
Faculty Salaries  (PDF, 6 pages)
This report takes a close look at how faculty salaries stack up at both public and private colleges and universities, as well as how they compare to the earnings of graduate degree holders in the private sector. December 2004.
Faculty Salaries 2002-03 (PDF, 6 pages)
This report tracks average salaries for college faculty over a 30-year period in constant 2002-03 dollars. September 2003.
Faculty Salaries 2003-2004 (PDF, 20 pages)
An in-depth examination of faculty salaries in 2003-04, using data from four sources. NEA 2005 Almanac of Higher Education.
Related Resources
|
Printer friendly
E-mail
Subscribe
