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Academic Salary Survey

December 1, 2011 2 Comments

Table 1—2011–2012 Salaries of Academic Statisticians Based on Type of Institution
Keith Crank, ASA Research and Graduate Education Manager

    Table 1 provides salary information for full-time statistics faculty, separated according to the type of institution. Table 2 provides salary information based on type of department. (Biostatistics faculty are not included in either table.) All the quantiles are based on nine-month salaries and rounded to the nearest $100. Information about biostatistics faculty and nonfaculty statisticians and biostatisticians in academic institutions will be provided in a future issue.

     

    Table 1—2011–2012 Salaries of Academic Statisticians Based on Type of Institution
    Table 1—2011–2012 Salaries of Academic Statisticians Based on Type of Institution

     

    Table 2—2011–2012 Salaries of Academic Statisticians Based on Type of Department
    Table 2—2011–2012 Salaries of Academic Statisticians Based on Type of Department

     

    We continue to obtain gender information on the salary survey, as seen in Table 3. For faculty in statistics departments, we reproduce Table 2 for male and female faculty. In some cases, the small numbers prevent us from providing all the values.

     

    Table 3—2011–2012 Salaries of Full-Time Statistics Faculty in Statistics Departments, by Gender
    Table 3—2011–2012 Salaries of Full-Time Statistics Faculty in Statistics Departments, by Gender

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    1. Tyson Holmes says

      June 20, 2012 at 6:23 pm

      When will the following become available?

      “Information about biostatistics faculty and nonfaculty statisticians and biostatisticians in academic institutions will be provided in a future issue.”

      Thank you.

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    2. megan says

      June 21, 2012 at 11:48 am

      They appeared in the following January issue: http://magazine.amstat.org/blog/2012/01/01/biostat-salary-survey/

      Reply

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