Demographics Report: 2013 Comparisons

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Rank across institutions

Rank: SMT vs. IPEDS

grouped bar chart of rank within SMT 2009–2011 where each year graduate students comprise ~40% and the next highest rank is ~15% — SMT 2009–2011

bar graph of rank in IPEDS; does not include graduate students; distribution is fairly even at 15–25% each rank — IPEDS 2009

Rank: SMT vs. CMS

grouped bar chart of rank within SMT 2009–2011 where each year graduate students comprise ~40% and the next highest rank is ~15% — SMT 2009–2011

bar graph of rank within CMS where full professors comprise ~23%, followed by professors of decreasing ranks. No graduate students are in the graph. — CMS 2011

Gender

Gender: SMT vs. IPEDS

grouped bar chart of SMT membership 2009–2011 broken into male/female; males (~70%) consistently outnumber females (~30%) each year — SMT 2009–2011

bar graph of IPEDS data broken into male/female; males ~58% and females ~42% — IPEDS 2009

Gender: SMT vs. CMS

grouped bar chart of SMT membership 2009–2011 broken into male/female; males (~70%) consistently outnumber females (~30%) each year — SMT 2009–2011

bar graph of CMS membership broken into male/female; males ~69% and females ~30% — CMS 2011

Ethnicity

Ethnicity: SMT vs. IPEDS

grouped bar chart of SMT membership 2009–2011 broken into five broad ethnicities + other; white is the overwhelming majority, at >75% each year — SMT 2009–2011

bar graph of IPEDs data broken into five broad ethnicities + unknown; white is the overwhelming majority, at ~75% — IPEDS 2009

Collated data

Rank Collated with Gender

grouped bar chart of different ranks in SMT membership broken into male/female. In faculty ranks, males outnumber females by ~4:1; in graduate students, the disparity is smaller, but males still outnumber females by ~2:1 — SMT 2009–2011

grouped bar chart of different ranks in CMS membership broken into male/female. Males outnumber females in full professor rank by ~5:3; associate/assistant professors are nearly even; lower ranks have more females than males — CMS 2011

grouped bar chart of IPEDS data with different ranks broken into male/female. Males outnumber females in full professor rank by ~2:1; associate professors are nearly even; lower ranks have more females than males — IPEDS 2009

Rank Collated with Ethnicity

segmented bar chart of ethnicities comprising each rank within SMT membership; in every category, white is the vast majority. White has the smallest majority in the Lecturer rank, at ~60%. — SMT 2009–2011

segmented bar chart of IPEDS data of ethnicities comprising each rank; in every rank, white is the vast majority, at >67% in each case. — IPEDS 2009

Gender Collated with Ethnicity

grouped bar chart of SMT membership divided by ethnicity and further subgrouped by gender. Males outnumber females in each ethnicity, but particularly among the white membership, where the male/female ratio is ~3:5. — SMT 2009–2011