CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
TENURE/TENURE-TRACK FACULTY ADDITIONAL FACTS AND FIGURES
DISTRIBUTION BY SEX, RACE AND AGE
	FALL SEMESTERS 1997 TO 2001
Percent of Faculty by Sex				1997		1998		1999		2000		2001
	Male			81%		81%		80%		81%		80%
	Female			19%		19%		20%		19%		20%
Percent of Faculty by Race				1997		1998		1999		2000		2001
	Asian			4%		3%		3%		3%		3%
	Black			2%		2%		2%		2%		3%
	Hispanic			1%		1%		1%		1%		1%
	White			75%		74%		74%		72%		70%
	Non-U.S. Citizen			19%		20%		20%		22%		24%
Percent of Faculty by Age				1997		1998		1999		2000		2001
	Under 30			3%		2%		2%		1%		1%
	30 to 39			25%		23%		23%		25%		24%
	40 to 49			33%		33%		33%		31%		32%
	50 to 59			26%		26%		27%		27%		26%
	60 and Over			13%		16%		15%		16%		17%
AVERAGE FACULTY SALARIES BY RANK, FALL 2000*
PERCENT CHANGE IN FACULTY SALARIES
	FALL 1996 TO FALL 2000
		Professor				Associate				Assistant
		2000-01 Avg. Salary		% Change 1996-2000		2000-01 Avg. Salary		% Change 1996-2000		2000-01 Avg. Salary		% Change 1996-2000
	CMU	$  105,000		15.3%		$    73,500		18.4%		$     68,100		25.4%
	Princeton	$  125,700		18.6%		$    80,200		28.7%		$     62,600		27.2%
	Stanford	$  126,700		19.1%		$    88,100		28.4%		$     69,100		17.3%
	MIT	$  117,000		16.9%		$    78,700		14.4%		$     72,100		29.7%
	Duke	$  113,600		18.6%		$    75,700		19.6%		$     62,500		20.0%
	U. of Penn.	$  120,300		20.3%		$    83,500		26.1%		$     73,100		23.1%
	Northwestern	$  116,200		20.9%		$    78,500		20.4%		$     65,800		17.1%
	Cornell	$  103,000		20.3%		$    75,800		22.1%		$     66,400		30.7%
	Wash. U.	$  106,400		22.2%		$    67,000		14.7%		$     64,700		21.6%
	RPI	$    93,400		12.9%		$    65,700		11.2%		$     57,900		8.4%
	Emory	$  111,800		20.3%		$    70,900		15.1%		$     59,900		21.0%
	Rice	$  108,900		22.4%		$    69,400		17.0%		$     65,700		30.4%
	Cal Tech	$  122,200		14.3%		$    85,900		13.5%		$     73,400		19.7%
	Georgia Tech	$  104,000		25.0%		$    73,000		19.3%		$     62,300		17.1%
*Fall 2001 data is not yet available.  In order to capture an accurate comparison,
	all average salaries are from Fall 2000.
Source:  Academe, March/April 2001