Faculty by Rank and Gender

Full-Time Ranked Instructional Faculty by Gender 2000-01 Headcount¹

		Associate	Assistant	Instructor/
Institution	Professor	Professor	Professor	Lecturer	Total	Percent

EOU
Men	18	10	19	3	50	64.1%
Women	5	9	12	2	28	35.9%
Total	23	19	31	5	78	100.0%
OIT
Men	24	21	29	5	79	71.2%
Women	6	5	13	8	32	28.8%
Total	30	26	42	13	111	100.0%
OSU
Men	217	147	84	42	490	70.2%
Women	29	64	66	49	208	29.8%
Total	246	211	150	91	698	100.0%
PSU
Men	148	64	76	19	307	61.0%
Women	47	45	64	40	196	39.0%
Total	195	109	140	59	503	100.0%
SOU
Men	44	27	32	13	116	61.1%
Women	13	23	23	15	74	38.9%
Total	57	50	55	28	190	100.0%
UO
Men	160	142	84	39	425	64.1%
Women	43	86	63	46	238	35.9%
Total	203	228	147	85	663	100.0%
WOU
Men	30	23	32	7	92	56.4%
Women	10	17	35	9	71	43.6%
Total	40	40	67	16	163	100.0%
Total
Men	641	434	356	128	1,559	64.8%
Women	153	249	276	169	847	35.2%
Total	794	683	632	297	2,406	100.0%

¹This table reports regular full-time faculty (.90 FTE or greater) whose primary assignment is instruction (more than .50 FTE in an instructional department). Regular faculty on sabbatical leave are included. For Oregon State University, ranked full-time faculty at the Agricultural Experiment Station, the Forest Research Laboratory, and the Extension Service are included as long as some of their FTE is budgeted in an instructional account.
Source: OUS Institutional Research Services, file run from October 31, 2000 payroll.

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Revised: March 2001
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