A) I wish this data were broken down by field B) I guess I need to stop saying I make a similar salary to an associate professor at a state institutionhttps://www.chronicle.com/article/Colleges-With-the-Highest/246586 …
To be really useful, it would need to be broken down by field and location (cost of living or cost of labor). (We recently did a faculty compensation study and the methodology gets pretty complicated if you want the numbers to be meaningful...)
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And of course, if these are "total compensation packages," that inflates the numbers considerably.
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Indeed. The numbers look right for my school but hard to say given variance across field and the insane cost of housing.
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It’s all because we can’t look straight at money. These statistics andany layering of numbers, really, fails to capture what we actually want to know: where are the most comfortable Associate Professors?
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PS - It also highlights the perennial divergence between UCLA and Berkley and every other UC. And I think we have more than 146 associate profs so the data might be wonky.
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