Respondent Information cont.
QUESTION 32: Which best describes your tenure status?
Fifty-nine of the 67 faculty members (88.1%) responded to this question. Of these, 26 faculty member respondents (44.1%) currently held tenure, while 25 respondents (42.4%) are in tenure-track positions. Eleven respondents (18.6%) are in non-tenure track positions. Eight of the 67 total faculty members (11.9%) declined to respond to this question. Figure 13 presents the distribution of these results.
Faculty Member Tenure Status
FIGURE 13. Most faculty member respondents were either tenured or on tenure track.
QUESTION 33: Which best describes you?
Fifty-eight faculty members responded to this question. Figure 14 presents the distribution of these results. Twenty faculty members (34.4%) identified their race/ethnicity as African American or other African descent, while 31 faculty member respondents (53.4%) identified their race/ethnicity as Caucasian. Twelve of the total 67 faculty members (17.9%) declined to respond to this question.
Faculty Member Race/Ethnicity
FIGURE 14. Faculty member respondent self-reported race/ethnicity. No faculty reported as non-white Hispanic or Native American. One faculty member reported as mixed/multiple race or ethnicity.
QUESTION 34: Are you male or female?
Fifty-seven of the 67 faculty members (85.1%) responded to this question. Of these, 30 (52.6%) were female and 27 (47.4%) were male. Ten of the 67 total faculty members (14.9%) declined to respond to this question.
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