Table 1.

Faculty Demographic Characteristics

Characteristic		Total (n=162) n (%)
Woman		118 (72.3)
Region*
Northeast		25 (15.7)
Mid-Atlantic		28 (17.6)
South		19 (12.0)
Midwest		46 (28.9)
Southwest		14 (8.8)
West		17 (10.7)
Outside US		10 (6.3)
Highest Academic Degree
PhD		151 (93.2)
MD/DO		4 (2.5)
PsyD		4 (2.5)
DrPH		2 (1.2)
EdD		1 (0.6)
Department/Academic School
Medicine		63 (38.9)
Psychology		28 (17.3)
Public Health		24 (14.8)
Other		18 (11.1)
Nursing		12 (7.4)
Kinesiology		6 (3.7)
Nutrition/Exercise Science		9 (5.6)
Human Development		2 (1.2)
Licensed Clinician		81 (50.0)
Post-terminal Degree Position
Post-doc		100 (61.7)
Junior Faculty		39 (24.1)
Research Scientist		12 (7.4)
Clinical Practice		9 (5.6)
Nonacademic Position		2 (1.2)
Tenured or Tenure-Track		100 (62.5)
Academic Career Stage
Assistant Professor		72 (45.9)
Associate Professor		34 (21.7)
Full Professor		41 (26.1)
Non-Tenure Track		10 (6.4)
Primary Academic Responsibilities
Research		140 (53.2)
Teaching		79 (30.0)
Administration		24 (9.1)
Clinical		13 (4.9)
Service		5 (1.9)
Consultant		2 (0.8)
Currently Mentored Predoctoral Trainees, n
0		63 (39.9)
1		38 (24.1)
2–4		38 (24.1)
5+		19 (12.0)
Position Trainees Pursue Post-degree
Post-doc		70 (49.0)
Junior Faculty		28 (19.6)
Clinical Practice		19 (13.3)
Nonacademic Position		16 (11.2)
Research Scientist		10 (7.0)

^*US States by Census Region: Northeast (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT); Mid-Atlantic (DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA, DC); South (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WA, WV); Midwest (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI); Southwest (AZ, NM, OK, TX); West (AK, CO, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY)