The ASA conducted a salary survey of the association’s nonacademic members in the United States employed by business, industry, or government.
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How Does Your Salary Stack Up?
The 2015–2016 academic salary survey includes both faculty and nonfaculty statisticians and biostatisticians. We received responses from 64 institutions in the United States. The data included 956 faculty and 128 nonfaculty statisticians, with gender information. The quartiles and 90th percentile for relevant categories are provided in the summary tables.
Response to ‘Academic Salary Survey by Gender’
Jean D. Gibbons, Russell Professor Emerita of Applied Statistics at the University of Alabama, gives a response to the ‘Academic Salary Survey by Gender.’
Academic Salary Survey
J. Lynn Palmer, ASA director of programs, gives an overview of the academic salary survey.
Academic Salary Survey
Here, Keith Crank provides salary information for full-time statistics faculty, separated according to type of institution and type of department.
Academic Salary Survey
Keith Crank, ASA research and graduate education manager, provides comprehensive salary information for statistics faculty.
Academic Salary Survey
Keith Crank, ASA Research and Graduate Education Manager, provides comprehensive salary information for statistics faculty.
Academic Salary Survey
Tables providing salary information for statistics faculty separated according to the type of institution and type of department. (Biostatistics faculty are not included.)