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WOMEN
ENGINEERING FACULTY
Between 2001 and 2004, women
have increased from 8.9 percent
to 10.4 percent of total tenured
and tenure-track faculty in
engineering. At 18 percent,
the largest portion is at
the assistant professor level.
Full time professors account
for slightly less than 6 percent.
Data source: American Society
for Engineering Education
Compiled by Michael Gibbons
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges |
WOMEN
TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING
FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL
| WOMEN
TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING
FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL |
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1. Massachusetts Inst.
of Technology |
51 |
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2. Pennsylvania State
University |
44 |
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3. Georgia Institute of
Technology |
41 |
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4. Virginia Tech |
38 |
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5. Purdue University |
36 |
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6. University of Michigan |
34 |
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7. Ohio State University |
32 |
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8. Univ. of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign |
31 |
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9. Cornell University |
29 |
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9. University of Washington |
29 |
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11. University of California,
Davis |
27 |
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11. Texas A&M University |
27 |
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11. University of Wisconsin,
Madison |
27 |
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14. University of California,
Berkeley |
26 |
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14. University of Texas,
Austin |
26 |
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16. North Carolina State
University |
25 |
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17. Arizona State University |
24 |
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17. George Washington
University |
24 |
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17. Northwestern University |
24 |
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17. Stanford University |
24 |
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21. University of Colorado
at Boulder |
22 |
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21. University of Minnesota
-Twin Cities |
22 |
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23. California State Polytechnic
University, Pomona |
21 |
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23. University of Florida |
21 |
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23. University of Maryland,
College Park |
21 |
| Data
source: American Society
for Engineering Education
Compiled by Michael
Gibbons
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges |
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TOP SCHOOLS
BY PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN FACULTY
MEMBERS*
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TOP
SCHOOLS BY PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN
FACULTY MEMBERS* |
2004 Engineering Enrollment
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Undergrad (FT) |
Graduate (FT+PT) |
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1. California State Polytech.
Univ., Pomona |
30.0% |
3,948 |
N/A |
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2. Seattle University |
28.0% |
322 |
N/A |
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3. University of Nevada, Reno |
27.1% |
1,315 |
250 |
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4. Santa Clara University |
26.5% |
470 |
739 |
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5. OGI School of Science &
Eng., OHSU |
24.1% |
N/A |
269 |
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6. Tufts University |
21.7% |
684 |
503 |
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7. George Washington University |
21.6% |
428 |
1,412 |
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8. Mercer University |
20.0% |
468 |
102 |
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8. Rowan University |
20.0% |
485 |
41 |
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10. California State Univ.,
Sacramento |
19.7% |
2,062 |
610 |
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11. University of Alabama, Huntsville |
18.9% |
984 |
574 |
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12. Miami University |
18.4% |
753 |
27 |
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13. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore
County |
18.2% |
1,466 |
328 |
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14. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto
Rico |
18.1% |
2,493 |
313 |
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15. Tennessee State University |
17.9% |
600 |
85 |
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15. U.S. Naval Academy |
17.9% |
927 |
N/A |
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17. Bucknell University |
17.8% |
603 |
24 |
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18. California State Univ.,
Northridge |
17.2% |
1,650 |
408 |
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19. Oakland University |
17.0% |
909 |
504 |
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20. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Technology |
15.6% |
1,630 |
138 |
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21. University of New Hampshire |
15.5% |
862 |
174 |
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22. Duke University |
15.4% |
992 |
401 |
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22. Virginia Commonwealth University |
15.4% |
908 |
197 |
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24. University of Washington |
15.3% |
1,496 |
1,387 |
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25. San Jose State University |
14.8% |
2,133 |
1,873 |
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25 faculty members. 307 Total
schools reported faculty data.
334 schools reported undergraduate
engineering data. 245 schools
reported graduate engineering
data. |
Data source:
American Society for Engineering
Education
Compiled by Michael Gibbons
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges |
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