Faculty Senate Committees>

Senate Committee on the Economic Status of the Faculty

There shall be a Senate Committee on the Economic Status of the Faculty, consisting of six members, in addition to the Chair, the Chair-elect, and the Past Chair of the Senate. Two members will be elected each year for terms of three years. If the Past Chair of the Senate is unable to serve, a replacement will be selected by the Executive Committee. The chair of the committee will be designated by the Senate Executive Committee.

The Committee on the Economic Status of the Faculty shall gather and organize data on salaries and benefits and shall represent the faculty in the determination of University policy on salary issues. The committee shall issue an annual report on the economic status of the faculty. The Chair of the Senate, after consultation with the Senate Executive Committee, shall include each year as an item on the agenda of a Senate meeting any report that the committee may bring and any resolutions appropriate to it.

2009-2010 Committee Members

Annual Economic Status Reports

In July 2008 the Senate Committee on the Economic Status of the Faculty published a preliminary report for 2007-2008. In July 2009 the committee will be publishing the following revised reports which reflect updated peer comparisons and adjusts the CPI comparisons.

Click on the following links to read the 2007-2008 revised Economic Status of the Faculty complete and summary Reports:

The 2007-2008 Revised Economic Status of the Faculty Report

The Executive Summary 2007-2008 Revised Economic Status of the Faculty Report