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Survey of College & University Faculty Workplace Engagement

October 26, 2015 - 2:43pm

Inside Higher Ed and Gallup collaborated to measure employee engagement among college and university faculty members using Gallup’s employee engagement, or Q12, items. Inside Higher Ed supplemented these items with questions measuring satisfaction with certain aspects of jobs that are unique to faculty members. Some of the questions the study addresses include:

How do employee engagement levels compare among tenured versus nontenured faculty, part-time versus full-time faculty members, professors at private nonprofit versus public institutions, and by other demographic groups?
On which specific areas of workplace engagement do faculty members with different traits differ?
How does employee engagement among professors compare with that of employees in other industries?
Do faculty members believe their careers provide academic freedom, job security, appropriate pay and respect from those in their local communities?

Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss these and other findings of the 2015 Survey of College and University Faculty Workplace Engagement in this free webinar. This webinar is made possible with the support of TIAA CREF.

You can view the webinar recording below, and download the accompanying slide deck here.