1. Salary Equity: College of Education Mindy Sudduth, Graduate Assistant & Mitzi Schumacher, Chair PCW Economic Opportunity Subcommittee

2. Data Pilot college for the web-based salary study Information from HRS and Faculty Database, Diane Gagel Grouped Instructors & Lectures, Assistant, Associate and full Professors Eliminated Administrators   2 Acting Chairs   2 Chairs   4 Chairs   1 Dean

3. College of Education “ “ The college of Education prepares students for professional careers in the field of education and human services.” “Whether a student's interest is teaching, administration, school or counseling psychology, coaching, dance, or special education, a degree from the UK College of Education means that he/she will be prepared for a rewarding career and a lifetime of influence on the lives of others.” University Bulletin 2003-2004

4. Departments Administration & Supervision Curriculum & Instruction Educational & Counseling Psychology Educational Policy Studies & Evaluation Kinesiology & Health Promotion Special Education & Rehabilitation Counseling

5. Descriptions of Departments EDA: Improve the quality of American education through improved training & competence of administrators EDC: Undergraduate programs prepare teachers for elementary, middle, and secondary levels. Graduate programs include: advanced teaching degrees, teaching at college/university level, instructional design roles in business & industry EDP: Includes specializations: counseling psychology, educational psychology, and school psychology.

6. Descriptions Cont. EPE: Focuses upon the relationships among ethics and education, policy analysis, and the development of evaluation systems for educational policies and programs. KHP: Specializations in athletic training, biomechanics, exercise physiology, health promotion, physical education teaching/coaching, or sport management. EDS: Undergraduate: Learning and Behavior Disorders, Moderate/Severe Disabilities, Director of Special Education, Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Special Education. Graduate: Emotional and Behavioral Disorders

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13. Representation Summary 12% Professor 24% Associate 43% Assistant 32% Professor 31% Associate 29% Assistant 56% Females 44% Males

14. Compensation Summary Women earn 93% of Men’s Salary @ Assistant Level Women earn 97% of Men’s Salary @ Associate Level Women earn 94% of Men’s Salary @ Professor Level