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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Research 3.09Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q45B - The portion of your time spent on Research
Q80A - The amount of external funding you are expected to find
Q80B - The influence you have over the focus of your research/scholarly/creative work
Q80C - The quality of graduate students to support your research/scholarly/creative work
Q80D - Institutional support (e.g., internal grants/seed money) for your research/scholarly/creative work
Q80E - The support your institution provides you for engaging undergraduates in your research/scholarly/creative work
Q85A - Obtaining externally funded grants (pre-award)
Q85B - Managing externally funded grants (post-award)
Q85C - Securing graduate student assistance
Q85D - Traveling to present papers or conduct research/creative work
Q85E - The availability of course release time to focus on your research
Support for research/creative work
Assistance for grant proposals
Lack of support for research/creative work
Lack of assistance for grant proposals
Q270 - Nature of work: Research - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.53 Average +3.201,188
Comprehensive -0.08 Average3.071,287
Technology -1.42 Low2.80396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Teaching 3.74Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q45A - The portion of your time spent on the following on Teaching
Q70A - The number of courses you teach
Q70B - The level of courses you teach
Q70C - The discretion you have over the content of the courses you teach
Q70D - The number of students in the classes you teach, on average
Q70E - The quality of students you teach, on average
Q70H - How equitably the teaching workload is distributed across faculty in your department
Q70I - The quality of graduate students to support your teaching
Quality of graduate students
Quality of undergraduate students
Support for teaching
Teaching load
Academic freedom
Quality of graduate students
Quality of undergraduate students
Lack of support for teaching
Teaching load
Academic freedom
Q270 - Nature of work: Teaching - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.52 Average +3.761,188
Comprehensive -0.04 Average3.741,287
Technology -1.42 Low3.68396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q45C - Service - The portion of your time spent on the following on Service
Q55B - My institution does what it can to help faculty who take on additional leadership roles, to sustain other aspects of their faculty work.
Q60A - The number of committees on which you serve
Q60B - The attractiveness (e.g., value, visibility, importance, personal preference) of the committees on which you serve
Q60C - The discretion you have to choose the committees on which you serve
Q60D - How equitably committee assignments are distributed across faculty in your department
Protections from service/assignments
Too much service/too many assignments
Q270 - Nature of work: Service - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.63 Average +3.341,188
Comprehensive -0.89 Average -3.261,287
Technology 1.00 Average +3.36396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Facilities & Work Resources 3.38Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q70F - The support your institution has offered you for improving your teaching
Q90A - Office
Q90B - Laboratory, research, or studio space
Q90C - Equipment
Q90D - Classrooms
Q90E - Library resources
Q90F - Computing and technical support
Q90H - Clerical/administrative support
Quality of facilities
Quality of facilities
Q270 - Facilities and resources for work - Improve Number One
Doctoral -0.25 Average3.351,188
Comprehensive 0.65 Average +3.451,287
Technology -1.35 Low3.24396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q95D - Housing benefits (e.g. real estate services, subsidized housing, low-interest mortgage) .
Q95E - Tuition waivers, remission, or exchange
Q95F - Spousal/partner hiring program
Q95G - Childcare
Q95H - Eldercare
Q95J - Family medical/parental leave
Q95K - Flexible workload/modified duties for parental or other family reasonsQ95L - Stop-the-clock for parental or other family reasons
Q200B - My institution does what it can to make personal/family obligations (e.g. childcare or eldercare) and an academic career compatible.
Childcare policies/practices
Availability/quality of childcare facilities
pousal/partner hiring program
Commute
Childcare policies/practices (or lack thereof)
Availability/quality of childcare facilities
Spousal/partner hiring program (or lack thereof)
Commute
Q270 - Compensation and benefits - Improve Number One
Q270 - Work and personal life balance - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.27 Average2.971,188
Comprehensive -0.67 Average -2.861,287
Technology 1.33 High3.09396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Health & Retirement Benefits 3.82Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q95A - Health benefits for yourself
Q95B - Health benefits for your family (i.e. spouse, partner, and dependents)
Q95C - Retirement benefits
Q95I - Phased retirement options
Doctoral 1.06 High3.901,188
Comprehensive -0.89 Average -3.751,287
Technology -0.29 Average3.80396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q100A - Budget allocations encourage interdisciplinary work
Q100B - Campus facilities (e.g. spaces, buildings, centers, labs) are conducive to interdisciplinary work
Q100C - Interdisciplinary work is rewarded in the merit process.
Q100D - Interdisciplinary work is rewarded in the promotion process
Q100E - Interdisciplinary work is rewarded in the tenure process
Q100G - My department understands how to evaluate interdisciplinary work.
Q270 - Collaboration and interdisciplinary work -Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.68 Average +2.711,188
Comprehensive -0.25 Average2.561,287
Technology -1.32 Low2.40396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q105A - Other members of your department - collaboration with
Q105D - Faculty outside your institution - collaboration with
Q105E - Within your institution, faculty outside your department - collaboration with.
Opportunities to collaborate with colleagues
Opportunities to collaborate with colleagues
Doctoral 0.78 Average +3.631,188
Comprehensive -0.34 Average3.421,287
Technology -1.22 Low3.25396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Mentoring 3.01Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q125A - Mentoring from someone in your department - The effectiveness or ineffectiveness
Q125B - Mentoring from someone outside your department at your institution - The effectiveness or ineffectiveness
Q130A - There is effective mentoring of pre-tenure faculty in my department.
Q130B - There is effective mentoring of tenured associate professors in my department.
Q130C - My institution provides adequate support for faculty to be good mentors.
Q270 - Mentoring - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.00 Average3.011,188
Comprehensive 0.45 Average3.051,287
Technology -1.46 Low2.87396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q136A - The tenure process in my department - the clarity of earning tenure in your department.
Q136B - The tenure criteria (what things are evaluated) in my department - the clarity of earning tenure
Q136C - The tenure standards (the performance thresholds) in my department - the clarity of earning tenure
Q136D - The body of evidence (the dossier's contents) that will be considered in making my tenure decision -the clarity of earning tenure
Q136E - My sense of whether or not I will achieve tenure - the clarity of earning tenure
Q139A - I have received consistent messages from tenured faculty about the requirements for tenure.
Q139B - In my opinion, tenure decisions here are made primarily on performance-based criteria rather than on non-performance-basedcriteria
Tenure/promotion requirements in general
Tenure/promotion requirements in general
Q270 - Tenure - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.15 Average3.561,188
Comprehensive 0.27 Average3.581,287
Technology -1.52 Very Low3.21396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Tenure Reasonableness 3.90Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q138A - A scholar - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure reasonable to you regarding your performance as.
Q138B - A teacher - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure reasonable to you regarding your performance as.
Q138C - An advisor to students - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure reasonable to you regarding your performance as.
Q138D - A colleague in your department - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure reasonable to you regarding your performance as.
Q138E - A campus citizen - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure reasonable to you regarding your performance as.
Q138F - A member of the broader community (e.g., outreach) - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure reasonable to you regarding yourperformance as.
Research/creative work requirements for tenure/promotion
Research/creative work requirements for tenure/promotion
Doctoral 0.94 Average +3.931,188
Comprehensive -0.92 Average -3.881,287
Technology 0.64 Average +3.92396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q137A - A scholar - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure clear to you regarding your performance as.
Q137B - A teacher - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure clear to you regarding your performance as.
Q137C - An advisor to students - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure clear to you regarding your performance as.
Q137D - A colleague in your department - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure clear to you regarding your performance as.
Q137E - A campus citizen - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure clear to you regarding your performance as.
Q137F - A member of the broader community (e.g., outreach) - Is what's expected in order to earn tenure clear to you regarding yourperformance as.
Tenure/promotion criteria clarity
Tenure/promotion process clarity
Tenure/promotion criteria clarity
Tenure/promotion process clarity
Doctoral -0.41 Average3.471,188
Comprehensive -0.04 Average3.481,287
Technology 1.48 High3.48396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Promotion 3.57Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q135B - My department has a culture where associate professors are encouraged to work towards promotion to full professorship.
Q135C - Generally, the expectations for promotion from associate to full professor are reasonable to me.
Q140A - The promotion process in my department - The clarity of promotion in rank from associate professor to full professor.
Q140B - The promotion criteria (what things are evaluated) in my department -clarity ofpromotion in rank from associate professor to full
professor.Q140C - The promotion standards (the performance thresholds) in my department -Clarity of the following aspects of promotion in rank fromassociate professor to full professor.
Q140D - The body of evidence (the dossier's contents) considered in making promotion decisions -Clarity of promotion in rank from associateprofessor to full professor.
Q140E - The time frame within which associate professors should apply for promotion - Clarity of promotion in rank from associate professorto full professor.
Q140F - My sense of whether I will be promoted from associate to full professor - Clarity of promotion in rank from associate professor to fullprofessor.
Q270 - Professional development - Improve Number One
Q270 - Promotion -Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.82 Average +3.671,188
Comprehensive -0.50 Average3.511,287
Technology -1.14 Low3.43396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q180A - My institutions presidents/chancellors: Pace of decision making
Q180B - My institutions presidents/chancellors: Stated priorities
Q180C - My institutions presidents/chancellors: Communication of priorities to faculty
Q180L - My institutions chief academic officers (provost, VPAA, dean of faculty): Pace of decision making
Q180M - My institutions chief academic officers (provost, VPAA, dean of faculty): Stated priorities
Q180N - My institutions chief academic officers (provost, VPAA, dean of faculty): Communication of priorities to facultyQ180O - My institutions chief academic officers (provost, VPAA, dean of faculty): Ensuring opportunities for faculty to have input into theinstitution's priorities
Q270 - Leadership (Senior) - Improve Number One
Doctoral -1.07 Low3.061,188
Comprehensive 0.93 Average +3.211,287
Technology 0.00 Average3.14396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Division Leadership 3.26Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q185D - My dean's or division head's: Pace of decision making
Q185E - My dean's or division head's: Stated priorities
Q185F - My dean's or division head's: Communication of priorities to faculty
Q185G - My dean's or division head's: Ensuring opportunities for faculty to have input into school/college priorities
Q270 - Leadership (Divisional) - Improve Number One
Doctoral -0.51 Average -3.251,188
Comprehensive 0.79 Average +3.281,287
Technology -1.18 Low3.24396
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q185H - My department head's or chair's: Pace of decision making
Q185I - My department head's or chair's: Stated priorities
Q185J - My department head's or chair's: Communication of priorities to faculty
Q185K - My department head's or chair's: Ensuring opportunities for faculty to have input into departmental policy decisions
Q185L - My department head's or chair's: Fairness in evaluating my work
Q270 - Leadership (Departmental) - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.11 Average3.781,188
Comprehensive 0.33 Average3.811,287
Technology -1.50 Very Low3.61396
ScaleScore Z Score RatingNumber ofResponses
Q190A - Undergraduate student learning - How often do you engage with faculty in your department in conversations about.
Q190B - Graduate student learning - How often do you engage with faculty in your department in conversations about.
Q190C - Effective teaching practices - How often do you engage with faculty in your department in conversations about.
Q190D - Effective use of technology - How often do you engage with faculty in your department in conversations about.
Q190E - Use of current research methodologies - How often do you engage with faculty in your department in conversations about.
Q205A - The amount of professional interaction you have with pre-tenure faculty in your department
Q205D - The amount of professional interaction you have with tenured faculty in your department
Q205F - The amount of professional interaction you have with non-tenure-track faculty in your department
Q270 - Departmental engagement - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.08 Average3.451,188
Comprehensive 0.37 Average3.471,287
Technology -1.48 Low3.38396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Departmental Quality 3.53Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q195A - The intellectual vitality of tenured faculty in your department
Q195B - The intellectual vitality of pre-tenure faculty in your department
Q195C - The research/scholarly/creative productivity of tenured faculty in your department
Q195D - The research/scholarly/creative productivity of pre-tenure faculty in your department
Q195E - The intellectual vitality of non-tenure-track faculty in your department
Q195F - The research/scholarly/creative productivity of non-tenure-track faculty in your department
Q195G - The teaching effectiveness of tenured faculty in your department
Q195H - The teaching effectiveness of pre-tenure faculty in your department
Q195I - The teaching effectiveness of non-tenure-track faculty in your department
Q240B - My department is successful at recruiting high-quality faculty members -
Q240C - My department is successful at retaining high-quality faculty members
Q240D - My department is successful at addressing sub-standard tenured faculty performance
Quality of colleagues
Quality of colleagues
Q270 - Departmental quality - Improve Number One
Doctoral 0.28 Average3.571,188
Comprehensive 0.19 Average3.561,287
Technology -1.49 Low3.32396
ScaleScore Z Score Rating
Number ofResponses
Q200C - My departmental colleagues do what they can to make personal/family obligations and an academic career compatible.
Q200D - Department meetings occur at times that are compatible with my personal/family needs.
Q205B - The amount of personal interaction you have with pre-tenure faculty in your departmentQ205C - How well you fit in your department (e.g. your sense of belonging in your department)
Q205E - The amount of personal interaction you have with tenured faculty in your department
Q205G - The amount of personal interaction you have with non-tenure-track faculty in your department
Q210A - My departmental colleagues "pitch in" when needed.
Q210C - On the whole, my department is collegial.
Q212A - On the whole, my department colleagues are committed to supporting and promoting diversity and inclusion in the department.
Support of colleagues
Support of colleagues
Q270 - Departmental collegiality - Improve Number One
Doctoral -1.03 Low3.801,188
Comprehensive 0.75 Average +3.891,287
Technology 0.64 Average +3.89396
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SUNY COACHE 2012 Summary - by Areas
Appreciation & Recognition 3.31Overall System Score:
Scale
Score Z Score RatingNumber of
Responses
Q215A - Teaching efforts - How satisfied are you with the recognition you receive for your...
Q215B - Student advising - How satisfied are you with the recognition you receive for your...
Q215C - Scholarly/creative work - How satisfied are you with the recognition you receive for your...
Q215D - Service contributions - the recognition you receive for your.
Q215E - Outreach - the recognition you receive for your
Q215I - Your colleagues/peers - Recognition you receive from
Q215J - Your chief academic officer (provost, VPAA, dean of faculty) - For all of your work, recognition you receive from
Q215K - Your dean or division head - For all of your work, how satisfied are you with the recognition you receive from...
Q215L - Your department head or chair - the recognition you receive from
Q220A - I feel that my school/college is valued by this institution's President/Chancellor and Provost.
Q220B - I feel that my department is valued by this institution's President/Chancellor and Provost.
Q245A - The person who serves as the chief academic officer at my institution seems to care about the quality of life for faculty of my rank.
Manageable pressure to perform
Unrelenting pressure to perform
Q270 - Appreciation and recognition -Improve Number One
Doctoral -0.58 Average -3.281,188
Comprehensive 0.85 Average +3.341,287
Technology -1.08 Low3.26396
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