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How much full-time faculty earn at Minnesota's 4-year institutions

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Average annual salary by academic rank (in thousands of dollars, rounded)

Assoc. Asst.
Prof Prof Prof Instr.
Institution
 All M W All M W All M W All M W
Augsburg 77 78 76 63 61 64 55 56 55 47 — 47
Bemidji State 81 81 79 67 69 65 58 58 58
Bethel 72 72 71 62 62 63 55 52 57 48 — 48
Saint Benedict 84 86 81 66 66 67 56 61 53 52 51 52
Saint Scholastica 82 82 79 65 67 64 54 54 55 46 45 46
Carleton 117 118 117 82 82 81 70 72 69 61 — —
Concordia-Moorhead 77 79 72 64 66 62 53 55 50 44 43 45
Gustavus 76 76 77 62 63 60 53 53 53 46 47 45
Hamline U 91 95 84 67 67 66 55 55 55 55 — 57
Macalester 111 113 109 84 82 85 67 67 67 55 56 55
Metropolitan State 86 92 81 67 70 63 62 61 62
Mpls C of Art & Design 73 72 74 60 61 59 52 — — 37 37 37
MSU-Moorhead 80 83 74 63 64 63 57 57 57 42 41 42
MSU-Mankato 88 91 82 69 71 66 61 64 59 45 45 44
Northwestern 65 65 66 55 57 52 48 48 47 35 36 34
Saint John

I've been meaning to post this for a while. Might be useful to legislators who discuss faculty salaries and higher-ed funding, as was evident earlier this year.

It's from the Chronicle of Higher Education, where you can read the notes to the table.

The data is from schools that use academic ranks (essentially four-year institutions. Two-year colleges are a separate table, which I'm working on.)

It's broken down by gender, adjusted to a nine-month work year and includes full-time instructional staff, but excludes those in medical schools.

Dashes mean the institutions have fewer than three faculty members in that rank, and blanks mean those schools have none.