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One-Third of Faculty Members See Dip in Their Salaries

Chronicle of Higher Education

March 8, 2010

More than a third of all college faculty members took a pay cut during 2009-10, and overall faculty pay showed no salary increase, according to a College and University Professional Association for Human Resources report released this week. The results are in contrast to those in the recent past, when professors' pay increased nearly 4 percent per year. CUPA-HR says only faculty members at private doctoral institutions saw a salary increase of any significance, and it was about 1.7 percent, on average.

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