APSA Survey of Political Science DepartmentsAmerican Political Science Association, 1995 - Political science |
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departments with 21 or more faculty | 14 |
Undergraduate Political Science Departments Private Institutions | 43 |
Undergraduate political science departments in public institutions | 49 |
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aliens including visitors Average faculty salary category is shaded course offerings taught department includes disciplines departmental operating funds discretion over salary DISTRIBUTION OF FACULTY East North Central enrollment per FTE existing positions vacated Expected new faculty Faculty leaving departments Faculty Men Women faculty positions filled faculty salary increase FACULTY The number Full-time equivalents full-time faculty members Govt Private Sector graduate students Guam hired to fill including only U.S. Instructors Men Women Instructors/lecturers leaving departments permanently median salary Men Women Men native Americans nonacademic appointment North Central NUMBER AND DISTRIBUTION Number of applicants Number of courses Number of Full Number of full-time Number of separate number of undergraduate Ph.D Place of nonacademic political science courses political science degrees Puerto Rico rank and sex salary increase mandated separate course preparations students and teaching taught by graduate teaching assistants Tenure denial Tenure-Track Men Women U.S. citizens undergraduate course offerings undergraduate political science Women Men Women