Full-time faculty demographics

February 2018

Full-time faculty demographics
Sean Tvelia

The FA periodically publishes demographic data about our membership, such as in the FYI page of our November 2017 issue.

The more detailed breakdown below is based on fall 2017 data and illustrates how full-time faculty are distributed among our three campuses.

General Overview

Total full-time faculty			Faculty by major category
	Teaching	301		Classroom faculty	301
	Non-teaching	177		Library services	15
	total	478		Coordinators	5
				Counselors	42
				Professional assistants	68
				Specialists	47

Ratio of day-time sections to full-time faculty*
	Ammerman	7.4
	Grant	7.6
	Eastern	6.4
* Higher values reflect a greater number of courses taught as overload or by adjunct faculty.

Total professional assistants at college			Professional assistants by function* * Classroom services includes laboratory PAs and specialists; College Services includes PAs in ETU, computer Ccenter, and networking; Student Services includes PAs in admissions and financial aid.
PA	4
PA1	31
PA2	33
total	68

Professional assistants by campus
	count	percent
Ammerman	27	40%
Grant	18	26%
Central	17	25%
Eastern	6	9%

Total specialists at college
SP1	32
SP2	15
total	47

Specialists by campus
	count	percent
Ammerman	11	23%
Grant	10	21%
Central	23	49%
Eastern	3	6%