RANKED FORMAT:
2002-03 Average Faculty Total Compensation at Peer Universities for UO
Weighted Distribution of Faculty by Rank; Ranked by All Ranks Average*
(Dollars in thousands)
Rank	Institution	State		Prof	Assoc	Asst	Instr	All Ranks
1	University of Michigan		MI	138.1	97.7	81.7	71.1	105.7
2	University of California Santa Barbara		CA	142.2	92.6	79.3	-	103.7
3	University of North Carolina Chapel Hill		NC	123.7	88.4	74.7	80.2	96.2
4	University of Virginia		VA	130.1	88.3	71.2	53.9	96.1
5	Indiana University Bloomington		IN	123.1	85.6	74.6	-	93.6
6	University of Iowa		IA	123.0	84.0	76.3	-	93.5
7	University of Colorado Boulder		CO	115.2	85.2	73.5	55.5	90.7
8	University of Washington		WA	111.4	81.5	72.7	52.4	87.9
9	University of Oregon		OR	104.2	77.6	67.7	50.9	82.6
	Weighted Average (without UO)			125.2	88.1	75.7	58.2	95.9
	University of Oregon % of average			83.2%	88.1%	89.4%	87.5%	86.2%
* Faculty distribution for each university is standardized to 35% professors, 30% associate professors, 30% assistant professors, and 5% instructors. Where no instructors are reported, the calculation of the all-ranks average uses the average compensation of instructors for all Category I four-year public institutions, as published in ACADEME. Source data are reported by universities on November 30th of each academic year; therefore, increases awarded after November are not included.
Source: American Association of University Professors, ACADEME: The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession 2002-03, March/April 2003.