2008-09 Faculty Salary Booklet

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
OFFICE OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS
Faculty Salary Analysis

2008-2009
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
AT AUSTIN
OFFICE OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS
FACULTY SALARY ANALYSIS

2008-2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Explanatory Notes ........................................................................................................................ i
Summary of Benefits for The University of Texas at Austin ......................................................... ii i
College of Liberal Arts
African and African American Studies ................................................................................... 1
American Studies ................................................................................................................... 1
Anthropology .......................................................................................................................... 1
Asian Studies ......................................................................................................................... 1
Classics.................................................................................................................................. 1
Economics.............................................................................................................................. 1
English ................................................................................................................................... 2
French and Italian .................................................................................................................. 2
Geography and the Environment ........................................................................................... 2
Germanic Studies................................................................................................................... 2
Government ........................................................................................................................... 2
History .................................................................................................................................... 2
Humanities ............................................................................................................................. 3
Latin American Studies .......................................................................................................... 3
Linguistics .............................................................................................................................. 3
Middle Eastern Studies .......................................................................................................... 3
Philosophy.............................................................................................................................. 3
Psychology............................................................................................................................. 3
Rhetoric and Writing............................................................................................................... 3
Slavic and Eurasian Studies .................................................................................................. 4
Sociology................................................................................................................................ 4
Spanish and Portuguese........................................................................................................ 4
UTeach – L A ......................................................................................................................... 4
Womenʼs and Gender Studies ............................................................................................... 4
Liberal Arts (General)............................................................................................................. 4
Liberal Arts Total ............................................................................................................. 4
College of Natural Sciences
Astronomy .............................................................................................................................. 5
Biological Sciences ................................................................................................................ 5
Chemistry and Biochemistry .................................................................................................. 5
Computer Sciences................................................................................................................ 5
Human Ecology...................................................................................................................... 5
Marine Science ...................................................................................................................... 5
Mathematics........................................................................................................................... 6
Physics................................................................................................................................... 6
Statistics and Scientific Computation ..................................................................................... 6
UTeach – N S......................................................................................................................... 6
Natural Sciences (General).................................................................................................... 6
Natural Sciences Total..................................................................................................... 6
Red McCombs School of Business

Accounting ............................................................................................................................. 7
Finance .................................................................................................................................. 7
Information, Risk, and Operations Management ................................................................... 7
Management .......................................................................................................................... 7
Marketing ............................................................................................................................... 7
Business Total ................................................................................................................. 7
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College of Communication
Advertising ............................................................................................................................. 8
Communication Sciences and Disorders ............................................................................... 8
Communication Studies ......................................................................................................... 8
Journalism.............................................................................................................................. 8
Radio-Television-Film ............................................................................................................ 8
Communication Total....................................................................................................... 8
College of Education
Curriculum and Instruction ..................................................................................................... 9
Educational Administration..................................................................................................... 9
Educational Psychology ......................................................................................................... 9
Kinesiology and Health Education ......................................................................................... 9
Special Education .................................................................................................................. 9
Education Total................................................................................................................ 9
Cockrell School of Engineering
Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics ............................................................ 10
Biomedical Engineering ......................................................................................................... 10
Chemical Engineering ............................................................................................................ 10
Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering .............................................................. 10
Electrical and Computer Engineering..................................................................................... 10
Mechanical Engineering......................................................................................................... 10
Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering............................................................................... 10
Engineering Total............................................................................................................. 10
College of Fine Arts
Art and Art History.................................................................................................................. 11
Music...................................................................................................................................... 11
Theatre and Dance ................................................................................................................ 11
Fine Arts Total ................................................................................................................. 11
Other Schools, Colleges, and Programs
School of Architecture ............................................................................................................ 12
Jackson School of Geosciences ............................................................................................ 12
School of Information ............................................................................................................. 12
School of Law......................................................................................................................... 12
School of Nursing................................................................................................................... 12
College of Pharmacy.............................................................................................................. 12
LBJ School of Public Affairs ................................................................................................... 13
School of Social Work ............................................................................................................ 13
Undergraduate Studies .......................................................................................................... 13
Intercollegial Programs .......................................................................................................... 13
University Summary ..................................................................................................................... 14

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
Office of Information Management and Analysis
2008-2009 Faculty Salary Analysis
EXPLANATORY NOTES
The purpose of this document is to provide salary information for faculty at The University of Texas at Austin by rank
within academic discipline. This report presents academic year salaries based on faculty appointments effective November 1,
2008. Unless otherwise noted, the sources for salary information are the Office of Information Management and Analysis
faculty data files.
This faculty salary analysis document was originally developed for distribution to member institutions of the
Association of American Universities Data Exchange (AAUDE). In order to provide the highest level of possible comparability
between institutions, document format and reporting criteria have been defined and agreed upon by AAUDE member
institutions as follows:
Personnel Included: All individuals in instructional units holding faculty appointments with rank of Professor,
Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, or Instructor are included, as well as other teaching faculty
employed half-time or more. Other teaching faculty include lecturers and specialists, as well as visiting,
adjunct, and clinical titles. Administrators are included in a particular unit if they have a separate faculty
appointment of half-time or greater in that unit. All faculty appointments are on a nine-month basis.
Salaries: Faculty salary data for 2008-09 are based on appointments, and represent full-time rates for
faculty appointed in a particular unit. Both headcount and FTE counts are presented.
The salary figures also include supplements from endowment income. Salaries for part-time appointments
have been adjusted to full-time rates for this analysis. If an individual has appointments in more than one
unit, all faculty counts and salaries are allocated to the faculty memberʼs primary unit.
Average Age: The average age of faculty is included in the analysis.
CIP Code: The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) coding system is used to define instructional
areas and in nearly all cases matches our departmental organizational structure. CIP codes reflect the 2000
code updates.
Fringe Benefits: A complete summary of The University's fringe benefits follows. Unless specified
otherwise, to be eligible to receive the listed benefits an employee must be employed 50% time or more for
at least 4-1/2 months.
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Specific attention should be given to the Premium Sharing Program (the amount paid by the State and
the University). Rates are based on the employeeʼs full-time or part-time status.
For the UT Select program, the standard premium sharing contribution is $369.12 per month or
$4,429.44 per year for a full-time faculty member; $562.54 per month or $6,750.48 per year for a full-time
faculty member and spouse; $492.87 per month or $5,914.44 per year for a full-time faculty member and
children; and $687.44 per month or $8,249.28 per year for a full-time faculty member and family coverage.
All calculable benefits amount to an additional 20.3% of the average faculty salary for all ranks.
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SUMMARY OF BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, 2008-09
BENEFIT WHO IS ELIGIBLE WHO PAYS WHEN IS EMPLOYEE ELIGIBLE WHAT DOES EMPLOYEE RECEIVE
Sick Leave Benefits eligible University Accrues upon employment. 8 hours of sick leave earned for each month of
A & P, C, F employment. Employees working half-time or
more, but less than full-time, will earn sick leave
on a proportionate basis.
Annual Leave Benefits eligible University Accrues monthly from date of 0-2 years of state service = 8 hours earned; 2-5
A & P, C employment; eligible to use vacation = 9; 5-10 = 10, 10-15 = 11; 15-20 = 13; 20-25 =
after six continuous months of state 15; 25-30 = 17; 30-35 = 19; 35 or more = 21.
employment. Less than full-time but more than half-time
accrue and carry over on a proportionate basis.
Holidays Benefits eligible University Upon employment. Number of days set by State Legislature.
A & P, C, F
Jury Duty All employees University Upon employment. Full pay for jury or subpoenaed witness duty.
Military Duty A & P, C, F University Upon employment. Full pay for a maximum of 15 work days in any
federal fiscal year for members of National
Guard, Official Militia or Armed Forces
Reserves. Copy of orders must be provided.
Emergency Leave Benefits eligible University Upon employment. Leave with full pay not to exceed three days for
A & P, C, F absence from job caused by death in an
employee's immediate family.
Leave Without Pay Benefits eligible No Pay Upon employment. Option of retaining group insurances while on
A & P, C, F approved leave. Additional benefits do not
(Leave must be approved accrue while on approved leave without pay.
by the University). Guarantees employee a job upon return to work.
Longevity Pay Full-time, classified non- University Upon completion of 2 years of State $20.00 per month for every 2 years of State
teaching employees, Service. service. The amount paid is adjusted upon
except Commissioned completion of every additional 2 years of
Police Officers. service, up to a maximum of $420.
State Compensatory A & P, C University Upon employment. State Compensatory time may be earned within
Time the guidelines of the policy
(http://www.utexas.edu/policies/hoppm).
Hazardous Duty Pay Commissioned Police University After completion of 12 months of $10.00 per month for each year of hazardous
Officers service. duty service up to and including 30 years.
Staff Educational A&P, C, appointed full-time University Must have been appointed for at least Covers the cost of tuition and fees for one
Benefit for at least 12 months. 12 continuous months as of the first day course, regardless of credit hours or more than
A & P = Administrative & Professional Employees C = Classified Employees F = Academic Employees

Benefits Eligible = Appointed to work 20 hours or more per week for a period of 4 ½ months or longer.
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of class. one course, not to exceed three hours per fall,

spring, or summer semester.
Premium Sharing Benefits eligible State and Upon employment. UT Select (full-time): $369.12 per month for
A & P, C, F University employee only coverage; $562.54 per month for
100% full-time, employee and spouse coverage; $492.87 per
50% part-time month for employee and children coverage; and
$687.44 per month for employee and family
coverage.
A portion of Premium Sharing is also available if
no medical coverage is selected.
UT Select PPO Medical Benefits eligible State, University Upon employment and completion of Choice of using Preferred Provider Organization
Plan A & P, C, F and employee enrollment form (31-day enrollment (PPO) network physicians or non-network
(Administered by Blue (see Premium period for new employees). physicians.
Cross Blue Shield of Sharing). 100% Can retain upon retirement.
Texas) full-time, 50% Dependent coverage available.
part-time
UT Dental Select Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Choice of using network or non-network
Delta Dental A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment dentists. Can retain upon retirement.
period for new employees). Dependent coverage available.
Dental DMO Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Comprehensive services from a network
Assurant Dental A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment provider. Can retain upon retirement.
period for new employees). Dependent coverage available.
Vision Insurance Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Vision care services that include an exam,
Superior Vision A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment prescription lenses and frame, or medically
period for new employees). necessary contact lenses every twelve months.
Dependent coverage is available.
Automatic Insurance Benefits eligible State and Upon employment for full-time Employee only, UT Select Medical Plan;
(Basic Insurance A & P, C, F University (see employees. Part-time employees must $10,000 Term Life; $10,000 Personal Accident
Package) Premium enroll within 31 days or be without any Insurance. All employees have 31 days from
Sharing). 100% insurance. the first date of benefits eligible employment to
Full-time, 50% elect additional coverage.
Part-time
Accidental Death and Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Eligible for minimum of $10,000 or maximum of
Dismemberment A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment ten times annualized monthly rate of basic
Insurance (AD&D) period for new employees). earnings not to exceed $1,000,000. May also
Fort Dearborn elect dependent coverage. Full-time employees
enrolled in medical insurance are given $10,000
of coverage at no cost to the employee.

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Term Life Insurance Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x annual earnings, not to
Fort Dearborn A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment exceed $1.5 million. Dependent coverage is
period for new employees). available. Full-time employees enrolled in
medical insurance are given $10,000 of
coverage at no cost to the employee. May
retain basic $3,000 or add voluntary coverage of
$10,000, $25,000 or $50,000 upon retirement.
Short Term Disability Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Upon approval, will pay up to 60% of weekly
Insurance (STD) A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment salary for up to 22 weeks after a waiting period
The Hartford period for new employees). of 30 days or until all paid leave is exhausted.
Pre-existing condition – benefits limited to four
weeks.

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Long Term Disability Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Upon approval, will pay up to 60% of basic
Insurance (LTD) A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment monthly earnings (including offsets) after a
The Hartford period for new employees). waiting period of 90-days or until all paid leave
is exhausted. Maximum monthly benefit is
$12,025. 10% additional benefit for severe
disability.
Long Term Care Benefits eligible Employee Upon employment and completion of Provides funding for care in a nursing home,
Insurance (LTC) A & P, C, F enrollment form (31-day enrollment community-based care or alternate care facility.
CNA period for new employees). Premium based on age and a daily maximum
benefit. There is a lifetime maximum amount of
coverage.
UTFLEX Benefits eligible Employee with Upon enrollment for certain premiums Ability to pay for certain medical and dependent
Eligible A & P, C, F tax-free dollars. not covered by Premium Sharing. day care expenses with pre-tax dollars.
Medical expense and dependent day Premiums not covered by Premium Sharing will
care reimbursement accounts available, be automatically redirected through UTFLEX.
31-day enrollment period. Due to tax considerations, the long-term
disability premium, short- and long-term care
premium, term life premiums for more than
$50,000 of coverage, and dependent term life
premium are not redirected.
Continuation Coverage Employees and their Employee and/or Upon qualifying event; i.e. termination, Ability to continue group medical insurance,
(COBRA) dependents that have dependents. divorce, death, child reaching age 25. dental insurance, vision insurance, or UT Flex
coverage. participation after qualifying event.
Teacher Retirement Benefits eligible State: 6.58% Upon employment. Full Retirement Benefits:
System of Texas A & P, C, F Employee: 6.4% Age 65 with 5 or more years of creditable
(401(a)) of gross monthly service OR Age and years of service equal 80,
salary. with at least 5 years of creditable service.
Deductions are Reduced Retirement Benefits:
tax-deferred. Age 49 or less with 30 or more years of service.
At least age 55 with 5 or more years of service
credit. Disability and survivor benefits. Vesting
period is 5 years.
Optional Retirement Full-time faculty and certain State: 7.5% Upon employment. Eligible employees Defined Contribution Program. May contract
Program (ORP) other administrative and Employee: have a maximum of 90-days to elect this with a company authorized by U. T. System to
(403(b)) professional staff. 6.65% of monthly once-per-lifetime option. offer this program. Benefits based on contract
salary. with selected company. Vesting period is one
Deductions are year and one day. May change company
tax-deferred. monthly.
UT Saver - Tax All employees Employee. Upon employment. Enrollment deadline A tax-deferred supplemental retirement
Sheltered Annuity Deductions are is 10th of each month for an effective program. Can purchase fixed or variable

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UT Saver - Tax All employees Employee. Upon employment. Enrollment deadline A tax-deferred supplemental retirement
Sheltered Annuity Deductions are is 10th of each month for an effective program. Can purchase fixed or variable
Program (403(b)) tax-deferred or date the first of that month. annuities or mutual funds from an authorized
after-tax. company. For enrollment information go online
to http://www.utretirement.utsystem.edu/
UT Saver - Deferred All employees Employee. Upon employment. Enrollment deadline A tax-deferred supplemental retirement
Compensation Deductions are is 10th of each month for an effective program. For enrollment and program
Program (457(b)) tax-deferred. date the first of that month. information go online to
http://www.utretirement.utsystem.edu/
Social Security All employees Employee Upon employment. Normal Federal benefits under Social Security
law such as retirement, disability and Medicare.
Unemployment All employees University Upon termination of employment. Normal benefits under the law.
Compensation
Insurance
Workers' Compensation All employees University Upon employment. Protection for on-the-job injuries or occupational
Insurance illness.
Family Medical Leave A & P, C, F Unpaid leave Must have12 months of State service Up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave. Provides job
Act and 1,250 hours in the last 12 months. protection and premium sharing.
Sick Leave Pool Benefits eligible University Upon employment. A resource for employees who have a
A & P, C, F employees may catastrophic, life-threatening illness or injury
contribute which forces the employee to exhaust all
unlimited accrued accrued and available leave. May apply for up
sick leave each to 720 hours.
fiscal year.

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ADDITIONAL UNIVERSITY BENEFITS:
Recreational Sports Programs - May purchase membership for employee and dependents for year or semester. For information call 471-6370 or see
http://www.utrecsports.org/home/pages/home.php.
Use of Libraries with University Identification Card.
Performing Arts Fee - Membership enables you to purchase discount tickets to cultural and entertainment events. For more information call 471-1444 or see
http://www.utpac.org/.
Employee Training and Professional Development Courses - sponsored by Human Resources Services. Supervisor's approval required. See
http://www.utexas.edu/hr/ts/index.html.
University Federal Credit Union; serves UT faculty and staff.
Use of University Facilities such as the Texas Union and reduced rates for Texas Union Informal Classes. See https://informalclasses.org/index2/html.
Parking – Parking permits available as specified in UT Austin parking regulations that are available from the Parking and Traffic Office (471-4761) or go to
www.utexas.edu/parking.
Shuttle Bus – No cost use of UT shuttle bus services with UT ID.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Please contact the Human Resource Service Center by email at HRSC@austin.utexas.edu or by phone at 471-HRSC (4772) or visit their Web site at
http://www.utexas.edu/hr/index.php/.
Additional information pertaining to Leave Policies may be found at www.utexas.edu/hr/policies.
This chart is intended to provide a brief description of employee benefits at UT Austin. Should wording in this chart conflict with law, policy, or
contract, the actual law, policy, or contract shall govern.

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The University of Texas at Austin
Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

CIP Department Rank Salary FTE Headcount Salary Salary Age Salary FTE
05.0201 African & African American Studies Other Teaching Faculty 161,000 1.00 1 161,000 161,000 50.0
Department Summary 161,000 1.00 1 161,000 161,000 50.0
05.0102 American Studies Professor 110,110 0.75 1 110,110 110,110 59.0

05.0102 American Studies Associate Professor 72,092 5.00 5 63,595 89,040 45.4
05.0102 American Studies Assistant Professor 67,808 3.00 3 56,893 76,530 39.0 70,000 1.00
05.0102 American Studies Other Teaching Faculty 40,198 0.66 1 40,198 40,198 33.0
Department Summary 71,419 9.41 10 40,198 110,110 43.6 70,000 1.00
45.0201 Anthropology Professor 90,126 7.76 9 61,144 110,606 55.9

45.0201 Anthropology Associate Professor 73,453 10.50 11 62,455 105,000 51.9
45.0201 Anthropology Assistant Professor 61,583 9.54 10 53,740 68,000 36.7
05.0103 Asian Studies Professor 104,824 2.75 4 78,730 151,866 63.0

05.0103 Asian Studies Associate Professor 86,234 5.50 6 65,829 123,780 48.8
05.0103 Asian Studies Assistant Professor 56,201 4.50 5 50,350 61,000 40.6
05.0103 Asian Studies Other Teaching Faculty 40,849 23.50 24 34,000 94,394 47.8
16.1200 Classics Professor 94,549 10.75 12 70,000 135,000 59.4

16.1200 Classics Associate Professor 75,357 0.25 1 75,357 75,357 53.0
16.1200 Classics Assistant Professor 65,790 4.00 5 61,000 72,000 38.0
16.1200 Classics Other Teaching Faculty 56,000 2.00 3 54,000 60,000 30.0
45.0601 Economics Professor 170,128 14.25 15 80,500 248,405 57.9

45.0601 Economics Associate Professor 120,383 6.00
6 70,000 161,000 48.0
45.0601 Economics Assistant Professor 102,000 8.75 10 90,000 111,500 33.0 108,500 1.00
45.0601 Economics Other Teaching Faculty 73,375 6.83 8 36,000 100,000 41.9
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23.0101 English Professor 95,069 29.25 32 66,153 150,000 62.3 150,000 1.00
23.0101 English Associate Professor 70,580 25.75 28 55,612 97,212 51.0
23.0101 English Assistant Professor 59,270 10.50 12 55,267 63,536 37.5 60,000 1.00
23.0101 English Other Teaching Faculty 53,527 4.00 5 38,000 80,000 47.2
16.0901 French and Italian Professor 77,524 8.50 9 64,200 93,300 64.6
16.0901 French and Italian Associate Professor 69,650 3.75 4 64,700 75,800 48.5
16.0901 French and Italian Assistant Professor 55,140 5.00 5 52,800 58,400 37.6 55,000 1.00
16.0901 French and Italian Other Teaching Faculty 40,727 13.71 17 30,500 59,100 48.8
45.0701 Geography and the Environment Professor 100,070 5.65 7 75,500 138,188 63.1
45.0701 Geography and the Environment Associate Professor 77,629 4.00 4 70,439 87,900 45.8
45.0701 Geography and the Environment Assistant Professor 70,167 3.00 3 64,000 80,000 40.7 80,000 1.00
45.0701 Geography and the Environment Other Teaching Faculty 49,537 2.00 2 45,000 54,074 46.5
16.0501 Germanic Studies Professor 88,562 5.25 6 68,231 106,215 62.8

16.0501 Germanic Studies Associate Professor 67,914 7.00 7 58,210 82,112 50.0
16.0501 Germanic Studies Assistant Professor 50,571 2.00 2 50,143 50,999 37.0
16.0501 Germanic Studies Other Teaching Faculty 39,579 3.50 4 25,500 59,385 42.8
45.1001 Government Professor 123,470 21.00 22 62,500 225,000 58.8 221,250 2.00
45.1001 Government Associate Professor 93,859 13.25 14 70,000 125,000 45.9
45.1001 Government Assistant Professor 75,214 12.00 12 70,000 95,000 35.5 95,000 1.00
45.1001 Government Other Teaching Faculty 69,509 2.16 3 48,026 91,000 58.7
54.0101 History Professor 129,541 18.00 19 65,440 222,100 61.8 200,000 1.00
54.0101 History Associate Professor 81,299 24.69 27 53,650 115,000 51.6 76,000 1.00
54.0101 History Assistant Professor 60,155 16.50 18 56,000 64,950 40.1 61,166 3.00
54.0101 History Other Teaching Faculty 48,678 6.00 7 40,000 64,611 47.3
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24.0103 Humanities Other Teaching Faculty 104,500 0.50 1 104,500 104,500 68.0
05.0107 Latin American Studies Assistant Professor 80,000 0.50 1 80,000 80,000 37.0 80,000 0.50
05.0107 Latin American Studies Other Teaching Faculty 90,000 0.50 1 90,000 90,000 41.0
16.0102 Linguistics Professor 110,395 6.50 7 73,399 166,200 60.6

16.0102 Linguistics Associate Professor 82,704 3.00 3 66,389 104,900 47.0
16.0102 Linguistics Assistant Professor 66,258 5.00 5 62,009 72,700 35.6 65,000 1.00
16.0102 Linguistics Other Teaching Faculty 44,917 4.66 5 42,750 47,721 53.2
16.0101 Middle Eastern Studies Professor 74,565 5.00 5 69,300 79,626 73.8
16.0101 Middle Eastern Studies Associate Professor 77,386 7.50 8 62,800 101,901 53.1
16.0101 Middle Eastern Studies Assistant Professor 59,254 5.00 5 50,145 65,000 40.0 65,000 2.00
16.0101 Middle Eastern Studies Other Teaching Faculty 51,250 3.50 7 40,250 65,000 45.7
38.0101 Philosophy Professor 103,426 15.50 17 75,000 194,800 59.2

38.0101 Philosophy Associate Professor 72,100 2.00 2 72,100 72,100 43.5
38.0101 Philosophy Assistant Professor 65,435 2.00 2 65,435 65,435 32.5
38.0101 Philosophy Instructor 65,000 1.00 1 65,000 65,000 32.0 65,000 1.00
38.0101 Philosophy Other Teaching Faculty 41,125 2.00 2 35,250 47,000 53.0
42.0101 Psychology Professor 132,965 24.75 27 63,078 239,800 56.0 130,000 1.00
42.0101 Psychology Associate Professor 76,744 7.41 8 62,742 86,965 46.3
42.0101 Psychology Assistant Professor 79,105 8.00 8 72,000 95,000 33.8 81,500 4.00
42.0101 Psychology Other Teaching Faculty 53,057 10.66 12 37,080 79,240 52.2
23.0101 Rhetoric and Writing Professor 107,953 3.00 3 91,060 129,000 56.0
23.0101 Rhetoric and Writing Associate Professor 74,223 3.50 4 67,900 80,000 48.3
23.0101 Rhetoric and Writing Assistant Professor 67,250 2.00 2 62,500 72,000 31.5 72,000 1.00
23.0101 Rhetoric and Writing Other Teaching Faculty 45,647 2.00 2 40,068 51,225 44.5
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16.0400 Slavic and Eurasian Studies Professor 76,449 1.00 1 76,449 76,449 57.0
16.0400 Slavic and Eurasian Studies Associate Professor 71,293 4.00 4 61,093 92,379 50.8
16.0400 Slavic and Eurasian Studies Assistant Professor 50,000 1.00 1 50,000 50,000 32.0 50,000 1.00
16.0400 Slavic and Eurasian Studies Other Teaching Faculty 46,415 3.00 3 40,791 51,100 50.3
45.1101 Sociology Professor 131,859 19.00 22 77,000 246,000 58.1 122,500 2.00
45.1101 Sociology Associate Professor 89,509 10.08 11 71,300 130,000 44.8
45.1101 Sociology Assistant Professor 74,978 8.16 9 66,900 92,000 37.4 72,000 1.00
45.1101 Sociology Other Teaching Faculty 43,633 2.66 3 35,500 48,200 50.7
16.0905 Spanish and Portuguese Professor 100,744 9.00 9 57,418 137,800 62.4
16.0905 Spanish and Portuguese Associate Professor 75,091 11.00 11 60,000 98,000 51.9
16.0905 Spanish and Portuguese Assistant Professor 64,500 5.00 5 60,000 72,000 42.4 70,000 2.00
16.0905 Spanish and Portuguese Other Teaching Faculty 37,810 11.16 12 32,000 53,496 47.7
24.0101 UTeach - L A Other Teaching Faculty 64,164 2.50 5 61,003 70,500 54.8
05.0207 Women's and Gender Studies Assistant Professor 48,001 0.33 1 48,001 48,001 32.0 48,001 0.33
05.0207 Women's and Gender Studies Other Teaching Faculty 80,899 0.50 1 80,899 80,899 63.0
24.0101 Liberal Arts Professor 141,524 2.00 2 123,047 160,000 54.0 160,000 1.00
College of Liberal Arts Professor 114,241 209.66 229 57,418 248,405 60.0 165,937 8.00
College of Liberal Arts Associate Professor 79,582 154.19 164 53,650 161,000 49.4 76,000 1.00
College of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor 68,018 115.79 124 48,001 111,500 37.2 72,645 21.83
College of Liberal Arts Instructor 65,000 1.00 1 65,000 65,000 32.0 65,000 1.00
College of Liberal Arts Other Teaching Faculty 49,743 109.05 129 25,500 161,000 48.2
Colllege Summary 83,661 589.71 647 25,500 248,405 50.6 94,470 31.83
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40.0201 Astronomy Professor 112,789 15.00 15 66,961 186,532 57.9

40.0201 Astronomy Associate Professor 94,319 1.00 1 94,319 94,319 34.0
40.0201 Astronomy Assistant Professor 78,491 3.00 3 74,666 81,569 37.7
26.0101 School of Biological Sciences Professor 139,129 54.25 55 57,080 320,000 60.8
26.0101 School of Biological Sciences Associate Professor 87,346 22.00 22 67,821 112,433 46.5
26.0101 School of Biological Sciences Assistant Professor 76,253 24.62 25 66,084 88,454 37.8
26.0101 School of Biological Sciences Other Teaching Faculty 45,711 29.50 38 35,568 93,051 48.3
40.0501 Chemistry and Biochemistry Professor 150,885 27.00 28 95,150 221,000 55.7
40.0501 Chemistry and Biochemistry Associate Professor 85,479 5.75 6 81,775 91,675 44.5
40.0501 Chemistry and Biochemistry Assistant Professor 74,728 12.00 12 72,000 77,700 34.6 72,000 3.00
40.0501 Chemistry and Biochemistry Other Teaching Faculty 36,764 16.99 26 28,983 56,163 37.0
11.0101 Computer Sciences Professor 141,222 29.65 31 103,307 235,000 53.7

11.0101 Computer Sciences Associate Professor 119,571 3.75 4 100,928 147,500 42.8
11.0101 Computer Sciences Assistant Professor 99,815 6.52 7 95,622 107,990 35.3
11.0101 Computer Sciences Other Teaching Faculty 66,761 2.00 4 62,233 71,236 48.0
19.0101 Human Ecology Professor 110,232 11.00 11 78,700 151,345 61.3

19.0101 Human Ecology Associate Professor 75,899 8.00 8 65,150 87,500 54.0 87,500 1.00
19.0101 Human Ecology Assistant Professor 72,944 5.00 5 70,700 78,350 39.2 73,000 1.00
19.0101 Human Ecology Other Teaching Faculty 43,995 17.62 19 34,680 72,538 54.4
30.0101 Marine Science Professor 125,835 0.58 5 95,009 180,800 57.8

30.0101 Marine Science Associate Professor 90,057 0.12 1 90,057 90,057 39.0
30.0101 Marine Science Assistant Professor 69,883 0.79 6 66,000 74,300 38.8 66,000 0.16
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27.0101 Mathematics Professor 136,293 31.33 35 82,300 328,200 59.8

27.0101 Mathematics Associate Professor 92,827 7.00 7 79,401 120,000 41.9
27.0101 Mathematics Assistant Professor 80,688 8.00 8 75,000 87,500 32.9 82,000 2.00
27.0101 Mathematics Other Teaching Faculty 43,228 18.66 25 36,000 52,000 40.1
40.0801 Physics Professor 128,625 41.25 43 65,824 382,945 62.0

40.0801 Physics Associate Professor 92,620 6.00 6 62,255 116,000 45.3
40.0801 Physics Assistant Professor 82,472 6.00 6 77,935 92,706 36.8 78,000 1.00
27.0599 Statistics and Scientific Computation Other Teaching Faculty 56,813 1.00 1 56,813 56,813 38.0
30.0101 UTeach - N S Other Teaching Faculty 49,884 8.00 8 43,801 61,014 43.9
30.0101 Natural Sciences Other Teaching Faculty 40,184 15.86 18 34,762 57,938 37.7
College of Natural Sciences Professor 134,930 210.07 223 57,080 382,945 59.0
College of Natural Sciences Associate Professor 89,270 53.62 55 62,255 147,500 46.0 87,500 1.00
College of Natural Sciences Assistant Professor 78,633 65.93 72 66,000 107,990 36.6 73,666 7.16
College of Natural Sciences Other Teaching Faculty 43,566 109.65 139 28,983 93,051 43.8
College Summary 95,535 439.29 489 28,983 382,945 49.9 75,050 8.16
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Red McCombs School of Business

52.0301 Accounting Professor 199,907 13.50 14 109,000 282,300 57.9

52.0301 Accounting Associate Professor 193,175 2.00 2 189,250 197,100 50.0
52.0301 Accounting Assistant Professor 170,544 8.87 9 168,200 178,000 34.1 172,000 4.00
52.0301 Accounting Other Teaching Faculty 82,064 11.87 14 57,600 132,500 49.5
52.0801 Finance Professor 219,480 9.00 9 110,550 354,280 58.2

52.0801 Finance Associate Professor 185,388 4.00 4 103,050 215,000 45.0
52.0801 Finance Assistant Professor 167,939 13.50 14 130,000 195,700 34.4 164,166 6.00
52.0801 Finance Other Teaching Faculty 95,850 11.62 14 57,900 200,000 48.4
52.0101 Information, Risk, and Operations Management Professor 172,211 21.65 23 96,933 228,600 56.2 200,000 2.00
52.0101 Information, Risk, and Operations Management Associate Professor 122,053 7.50 8 75,200 159,375 49.3
52.0101 Information, Risk, and Operations Management Assistant Professor 136,909 8.00 8 121,800 169,370 32.9
52.0101 Information, Risk, and Operations Management Other Teaching Faculty 68,212 8.12 10 60,000 92,070 48.9
52.0201 Management Professor 210,392 4.50 5 179,600 234,550 57.2

52.0201 Management Associate Professor 156,967 3.00 3 152,700 163,900 46.3
52.0201 Management Assistant Professor 136,413 10.00 10 130,000 141,640 36.7 130,000 1.00
52.0201 Management Other Teaching Faculty 81,185 8.75 10 42,000 175,000 52.0
52.1401 Marketing Professor 179,532 8.00 8 124,624 209,885 58.8

52.1401 Marketing Associate Professor 147,732 5.00 5 106,821 163,233 46.2
52.1401 Marketing Assistant Professor 135,673 7.00 7 134,840 137,500 32.4 137,500 1.00
52.1401 Marketing Other Teaching Faculty 84,210 4.66 6 65,000 106,746 55.8
Red McCombs School of Business Professor 190,222 56.65 59 96,933 354,280 57.3 200,000 2.00
Red McCombs School of Business Associate Professor 150,631 21.50 22 75,200 215,000 47.5
Red McCombs School of Business Assistant Professor 151,982 47.37 48 121,800 195,700 34.3 161,708 12.00
Red McCombs School of Business Other Teaching Faculty 83,149 45.04 54 42,000 200,000 50.3
College Summary 143,837 170.56 183 42,000 354,280 48.0 167,178 14.00
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College of Communication

09.0903 Advertising Professor 107,617 8.00 8 91,074 145,558 60.6

09.0903 Advertising Associate Professor 83,698 5.00 5 66,416 95,000 47.0
09.0903 Advertising Assistant Professor 77,935 6.00 6 70,000 85,765 34.0 70,000 1.00
09.0903 Advertising Other Teaching Faculty 56,964 6.00 6 53,565 60,162 42.5
51.0201 Communication Sciences and Disorders Professor 106,795 3.91 4 94,829 116,110 56.5
51.0201 Communication Sciences and Disorders Associate Professor 81,025 2.83 4 80,194 82,886 51.5
51.0201 Communication Sciences and Disorders Assistant Professor 67,274 5.00 5 63,585 72,770 35.8 68,000 1.00
51.0201 Communication Sciences and Disorders Other Teaching Faculty 51,470 1.71 2 46,235 56,705 60.0
23.1001 Communication Studies Professor 108,705 6.15 7 77,142 167,326 58.9

23.1001 Communication Studies Associate Professor 76,773 5.00 5 66,535 82,860 43.4
23.1001 Communication Studies Assistant Professor 68,598 6.00 6 61,711 72,532 33.3 67,000 1.00
23.1001 Communication Studies Other Teaching Faculty 48,406 2.00 2 46,586 50,225 44.0
09.0401 Journalism Professor 111,957 5.63 7 61,391 159,751 62.1

09.0401 Journalism Associate Professor 80,056 8.00 8 70,250 84,363 59.1
09.0401 Journalism Assistant Professor 66,800 5.00 5 63,377 73,472 40.8
09.0401 Journalism Other Teaching Faculty 77,886 4.00 4 64,000 95,611 59.3
09.0701 Radio-Television-Film Professor 111,031 6.75

7 88,529 144,165 58.4
09.0701 Radio-Television-Film Associate Professor 75,454 9.25 10 60,213 92,774 49.2
09.0701 Radio-Television-Film Assistant Professor 62,996 9.00 9 56,553 74,541 43.9 63,000 1.00
09.0701 Radio-Television-Film Other Teaching Faculty 72,203 1.00 2 70,000 74,406 66.0
College of Communication Professor 109,393 30.44 33 61,391 167,326 59.6

College of Communication Associate Professor 78,795 30.08 32 60,213 95,000 50.7
College of Communication Assistant Professor 68,275 31.00 31 56,553 85,765 38.1 67,000 4
College of Communication Other Teaching Faculty 62,343 14.71 16 46,235 95,611 52.0
College Summary 82,548 106.24 112 46,235 167,326 50.0 67,000 4
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College of Education

13.0301 Curriculum and Instruction Professor 100,959 11.00 12 83,996 126,274 60.3
13.0301 Curriculum and Instruction Associate Professor 70,813 10.58 13 60,460 83,114 49.0 79,560 1.00
13.0301 Curriculum and Instruction Assistant Professor 61,787 14.49 17 58,000 71,500 38.9 60,000 2.00
13.0301 Curriculum and Instruction Other Teaching Faculty 43,129 6.00 8 34,927 54,106 53.3
13.0401 Educational Administration Professor 150,399 7.00 8 114,163 198,660 62.4

13.0401 Educational Administration Associate Professor 91,382 1.00 1 91,382 91,382 59.0
13.0401 Educational Administration Assistant Professor 69,600 5.00 5 67,000 75,000 37.4
13.0401 Educational Administration Other Teaching Faculty 86,955 2.64 3 63,436 126,174 59.7
42.1801 Educational Psychology Professor 94,197 16.62 19 74,050 124,020 61.1

42.1801 Educational Psychology Associate Professor 68,713 9.67 10 61,100 79,300 43.5 78,000 1.00
42.1801 Educational Psychology Assistant Professor 56,580 5.00 5 55,800 57,800 35.2
42.1801 Educational Psychology Other Teaching Faculty 44,691 3.55 4 40,038 50,643 57.0
31.0505 Kinesiology and Health Education Professor 100,209 8.50 9 74,000 146,209 60.1
31.0505 Kinesiology and Health Education Associate Professor 68,861 8.00 8 51,112 79,967 48.4
31.0505 Kinesiology and Health Education Assistant Professor 65,073 4.00 4 60,000 69,772 35.3 61,000 2.00
31.0505 Kinesiology and Health Education Other Teaching Faculty 39,576 20.25 23 23,533 63,141 45.1
13.1001 Special Education Professor 133,187 5.55 6 103,600 193,000 58.3

13.1001 Special Education Associate Professor 71,402 4.00 5 51,500 84,011 54.6
13.1001 Special Education Assistant Professor 64,700 1.75 2 60,900 68,500 41.5
13.1001 Special Education Instructor 65,000 1.00 1 65,000 65,000 29.0 65,000 1.00
13.1001 Special Education Other Teaching Faculty 61,653 1.50 2 56,805 66,500 60.0
College of Education Professor 109,360 48.67 54 74,000 198,660 60.6

College of Education Associate Professor 70,459 33.25 37 51,112 91,382 48.4 78,780 2.00
College of Education Assistant Professor 62,757 30.24 33 55,800 75,000 37.8 60,500 4.00
College of Education Instructor 65,000 1.00 1 65,000 65,000 29.0 65,000 1.00
College of Education Other Teaching Faculty 45,455 33.94 40 23,533 126,174 49.8
College Summary 75,555 147.11 165 23,533 198,660 50.5 66,365 7.00
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Cockrell School of Engineering

14.0201 Aerospace Engineering and Engr. Mechanics Professor 154,050 21.99 24 93,022 264,324 61.3
14.0201 Aerospace Engineering and Engr. Mechanics Associate Professor 108,762 6.00 6 90,479 130,739 38.8
14.0201 Aerospace Engineering and Engr. Mechanics Assistant Professor 84,246 4.83 6 55,000 93,525 35.0 90,000 2.00
14.0201 Aerospace Engineering and Engr. Mechanics Other Teaching Faculty 82,955 1.50 2 50,000 115,910 54.5
14.0501 Biomedical Engineering Professor 153,078 4.50 5 107,412 216,152 55.4
14.0501 Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor 108,154 3.00 3 95,560 115,394 37.0
14.0501 Biomedical Engineering Assistant Professor 88,949 8.00 8 85,000 98,467 38.0
14.0501 Biomedical Engineering Other Teaching Faculty 62,027 1.50 2 60,000 64,054 44.5
14.0701 Chemical Engineering Professor 169,055 13.13 14 109,630 228,428 55.8
14.0701 Chemical Engineering Associate Professor 114,094 2.25 3 110,928 116,890 36.3
14.0701 Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor 87,328 3.00 3 85,933 90,050 31.0 85,966 2.00
14.0701 Chemical Engineering Other Teaching Faculty 80,595 2.75 4 64,976 99,584 54.3
14.0801 Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engr. Professor 136,668 23.12 26 98,880 182,182 58.6
14.0801 Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engr. Associate Professor 98,324 16.00 16 88,523 107,985 43.0
14.0801 Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engr. Assistant Professor 83,073 11.00 11 76,500 93,050 37.5 79,500 2.00
14.0801 Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engr. Other Teaching Faculty 73,635 2.40 3 67,678 78,728 58.0
14.1001 Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor 142,886 32.54 36 83,834 216,449 57.7
14.1001 Electrical and Computer Engineering Associate Professor 98,838 8.33 10 77,445 110,700 42.3
14.1001 Electrical and Computer Engineering Assistant Professor 90,917 13.00 15 87,000 97,275 34.3 87,000 2.00
14.1001 Electrical and Computer Engineering Other Teaching Faculty 73,730 5.25 6 62,551 82,856 54.7
14.1901 Mechanical Engineering Professor 136,583 28.18 30 86,548 218,129 57.8
14.1901 Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor 94,951 14.40 15 74,991 111,988 43.7
14.1901 Mechanical Engineering Assistant Professor 90,397 12.00 12 86,624 98,646 36.3 88,500 2.00
14.1901 Mechanical Engineering Other Teaching Faculty 64,148 5.75 7 41,820 75,662 60.1
14.2501 Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Professor 137,469 8.99 9 74,912 190,000 58.1 190,000 1.00
14.2501 Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Associate Professor 116,005 3.00 3 99,821 126,775 46.7
14.2501 Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Assistant Professor 90,805 4.00 4 85,450 94,550 35.8
14.2501 Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Other Teaching Faculty 79,287 1.85 3 54,894 98,483 63.0
Cockrell School of Engineering Professor 144,871 132.48 144 74,912 264,324 58.2 190,000 1.00
Cockrell School of Engineering Associate Professor 100,949 52.99 56 74,991 130,739 42.1
Cockrell School of Engineering Assistant Professor 88,213 55.83 59 55,000 98,646 35.8 86,193 10.00
Cockrell School of Engineering Other Teaching Faculty 72,686 21.00 27 41,820 115,910 56.6
College Summary 117,768 262.32 286 41,820 264,324 50.3 95,630 11.00
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College of Fine Arts

50.0701 Art and Art History Professor 91,368 20.50 21 63,454 140,000 57.9 100,000 1.00
50.0701 Art and Art History Associate Professor 68,605 23.09 25 41,134 100,000 52.2 82,500 2.00
50.0701 Art and Art History Assistant Professor 58,657 8.60 9 52,873 75,000 40.1 56,625 4.00
50.0701 Art and Art History Other Teaching Faculty 41,452 13.00 16 30,000 67,313 46.5
50.0901 Butler School of Music Professor 97,843 36.50 37 58,326 188,368 59.2 110,000 1.00
50.0901 Butler School of Music Associate Professor 68,864 25.50 27 50,589 93,774 51.4
50.0901 Butler School of Music Assistant Professor 57,714 11.31 12 51,300 70,000 40.0 61,000 2.00
50.0901 Butler School of Music Other Teaching Faculty 57,473 12.05 15 36,000 84,460 44.4
50.0101 Theatre and Dance Professor 105,110 9.25 10 78,000 123,973 58.4
50.0101 Theatre and Dance Associate Professor 70,624 9.00 9 60,000 83,684 56.8
50.0101 Theatre and Dance Assistant Professor 55,366 5.50 6 45,983 61,926 40.3 60,000 1.00
50.0101 Theatre and Dance Other Teaching Faculty 52,981 8.00 9 45,000 65,000 44.4
College of Fine Arts Professor 96,912 66.25 68 58,326 188,368 58.7 105,000 2.00
College of Fine Arts Associate Professor 69,017 57.59 61 41,134 100,000 52.5 82,500 2.00
College of Fine Arts Assistant Professor 57,506 25.41 27 45,983 75,000 40.1 58,357 7.00
College of Fine Arts Other Teaching Faculty 50,054 33.05 40 30,000 84,460 45.3
College Summary 73,239 182.31 196 30,000 188,368 51.5 71,227 11.00
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Other Schools, Colleges and Programs

04.0201 School of Architecture Professor 127,407 12.25 14 94,711 193,101 59.7

04.0201 School of Architecture Associate Professor 95,078 14.75 16 81,905 125,104 50.9
04.0201 School of Architecture Assistant Professor 69,100 11.50 12 60,000 89,560 41.4 60,500 2.00
04.0201 School of Architecture Other Teaching Faculty 49,850 5.00 10 36,000 60,000 44.1
College Summary 89,089 43.50 52 36,000 193,101 49.8 60,500 2.00
40.0601 Jackson School of Geosciences Professor 135,335 23.32 28 81,907 208,027 56.7 164,000 3.00
40.0601 Jackson School of Geosciences Associate Professor 101,702 6.59 8 91,500 109,879 41.6 102,500 1.76
40.0601 Jackson School of Geosciences Assistant Professor 85,567 3.50 4 77,000 95,000 37.3 86,666 2.50
40.0601 Jackson School of Geosciences Other Teaching Faculty 77,207 1.00 1 77,207 77,207 52.0
College Summary 122,499 34.41 41 77,000 208,027 51.7 119,625 7.26
25.0101 School of Information Professor 100,060

5.50 6 76,348 140,000 64.5 140,000 1.00
25.0101 School of Information Associate Professor 77,563
3.00 3 69,200 86,103 59.3
25.0101 School of Information Assistant Professor 66,658
6.25 7 62,071 69,954 41.4
25.0101 School of Information Other Teaching Faculty 65,073
2.50 3 59,467 75,000 51.3
College Summary 78,678 17.25 19 59,467 140,000 53.1 140,000 1.00
22.0101 School of Law Professor 201,988 50.00 52 156,091 241,693 58.7 181,000 1.00
22.0101 School of Law Assistant Professor 118,058 13.00 13 60,000 162,908 34.5 111,000 5.00
22.0101 School of Law Other Teaching Faculty 102,805 28.92 35 37,500 213,750 46.6
College Summary 156,363 91.92 100 37,500 241,693 51.3 122,666 6.00
51.1601 School of Nursing Professor 127,195 4.39 7 88,781 158,250 57.9

51.1601 School of Nursing Associate Professor 79,962 5.49 8 67,130 85,599 53.4 85,000 0.50
51.1601 School of Nursing Assistant Professor 66,838 6.90 8 63,000 70,380 53.0 63,000 1.00
51.1601 School of Nursing Other Teaching Faculty 51,509 54.59 62 40,000 90,000 50.4
College Summary 61,862 71.37 85 40,000 158,250 51.6 74,000 1.50
51.2001 College of Pharmacy Professor 125,000 18.75 21 86,183 205,520 57.8

51.2001 College of Pharmacy Associate Professor 85,339 11.00 11 78,310 94,301 45.4
51.2001 College of Pharmacy Assistant Professor 70,513 8.00 8 63,750 74,661 37.0 63,750 1.00
51.2001 College of Pharmacy Other Teaching Faculty 69,596 16.78 21 28,503 120,000 44.8
College Summary 91,629 54.53 61 28,503 205,520 48.4 63,750 1.00
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Other Schools, Colleges and Programs

44.0501 LBJ School of Public Affairs Professor 117,514 13.50 14 86,611 165,696 61.9 98,000 1.00
44.0501 LBJ School of Public Affairs Associate Professor 91,802 6.50 7 76,610 116,200 46.3
44.0501 LBJ School of Public Affairs Assistant Professor 71,409 3.00 3 68,246 74,609 37.0
44.0501 LBJ School of Public Affairs Other Teaching Faculty 84,936 5.04 7 63,648 135,265 58.6
College Summary 99,890 28.04 31 63,648 165,696 55.2 98,000 1.00
44.0701 School of Social Work Professor 108,952 14.90 16 85,000 150,000 57.8
44.0701 School of Social Work Associate Professor 71,168 6.00 7 67,780 76,700 47.0 75,000 1.00
44.0701 School of Social Work Assistant Professor 67,656 5.50 6 62,100 73,903 41.8
44.0701 School of Social Work Other Teaching Faculty 44,880 9.36 10 40,170 60,506 50.5
College Summary 79,388 35.76 39 40,170 150,000 51.5 75,000 1.00
24.0102 Undergraduate Studies Other Teaching Faculty 40,236 0.50 1 40,236 40,236 55.0
College Summary 40,236 0.50 1 40,236 40,236 55.0
23.0501 Michener Center for Writers Assistant Professor 73,318 1.00 1 73,318 73,318 44.0
23.0501 Michener Center for Writers Other Teaching Faculty 150,000 0.50 1 150,000 150,000 35.0
Intercollegial Programs Summary 111,659 1.50 2 73,318 150,000 39.5
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University Summary

Total UT Faculty Professor 132,253 896.86 968 57,080 382,945 59.1 159,921 19.00
Total UT Faculty Associate Professor 85,326 456.58 487 41,134 215,000 48.4 85,106 9.26
Total UT Faculty Assistant Professor 81,800 430.25 456 45,983 195,700 37.3 87,685 77.50
Total UT Faculty Instructor 65,000 2.00 2 65,000 65,000 30.5 65,000 2.00
Total UT Faculty Other Teaching Faculty 57,048 490.67 596 23,533 213,750 47.9
University Summary 96,057 2,276.38 2,509 23,533 382,945 50.4 99,201 108.00
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

OFFICE OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS

Faculty Salary Analysis

FACULTY SALARY ANALYSIS

Red McCombs School of Business

University Summary ..................................................................................................................... 14

2008-2009 Faculty Salary Analysis

Average Age: The average age of faculty is included in the analysis.

A & P = Administrative & Professional Employees C = Classified Employees F = Academic Employees

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A & P = Administrative & Professional Employees C = Classified Employees F = Academic Employees

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

05.0102 American Studies Professor 110,110 0.75 1 110,110 110,110 59.0

45.0201 Anthropology Professor 90,126 7.76 9 61,144 110,606 55.9

05.0103 Asian Studies Professor 104,824 2.75 4 78,730 151,866 63.0

16.1200 Classics Professor 94,549 10.75 12 70,000 135,000 59.4

45.0601 Economics Professor 170,128 14.25 15 80,500 248,405 57.9

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

16.0501 Germanic Studies Professor 88,562 5.25 6 68,231 106,215 62.8

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

16.0102 Linguistics Professor 110,395 6.50 7 73,399 166,200 60.6

38.0101 Philosophy Professor 103,426 15.50 17 75,000 194,800 59.2

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

40.0201 Astronomy Professor 112,789 15.00 15 66,961 186,532 57.9

11.0101 Computer Sciences Professor 141,222 29.65 31 103,307 235,000 53.7

19.0101 Human Ecology Professor 110,232 11.00 11 78,700 151,345 61.3

30.0101 Marine Science Professor 125,835 0.58 5 95,009 180,800 57.8

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

27.0101 Mathematics Professor 136,293 31.33 35 82,300 328,200 59.8

40.0801 Physics Professor 128,625 41.25 43 65,824 382,945 62.0

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

52.0301 Accounting Professor 199,907 13.50 14 109,000 282,300 57.9

52.0801 Finance Professor 219,480 9.00 9 110,550 354,280 58.2

52.0201 Management Professor 210,392 4.50 5 179,600 234,550 57.2

52.1401 Marketing Professor 179,532 8.00 8 124,624 209,885 58.8

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

09.0903 Advertising Professor 107,617 8.00 8 91,074 145,558 60.6

23.1001 Communication Studies Professor 108,705 6.15 7 77,142 167,326 58.9

09.0401 Journalism Professor 111,957 5.63 7 61,391 159,751 62.1

09.0701 Radio-Television-Film Professor 111,031 6.75

College of Communication Professor 109,393 30.44 33 61,391 167,326 59.6

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

Average Low High Average New Hire New Hire

13.0401 Educational Administration Professor 150,399 7.00 8 114,163 198,660 62.4

42.1801 Educational Psychology Professor 94,197 16.62 19 74,050 124,020 61.1

13.1001 Special Education Professor 133,187 5.55 6 103,600 193,000 58.3

College of Education Professor 109,360 48.67 54 74,000 198,660 60.6

Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09

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Faculty Salary Analysis 2008-09