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Professor’s Second Lawsuit Against Columbia University Heading Towards Trial

by Shilpa Banerji , June 23, 2006

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According to a 2005-2006 report by the American Association of University Professors, the average salary of a full professor at a private research university such as Yale University is $151,200. Columbia, which was ranked ninth last year, did not submit figures this year.

Columbia says it continues to actively recruit and promote female faculty members in engineering and science, including economics. 

“We are the only Ivy League to have a $4.1 million ADVANCE grant to advance the careers in women in science and engineering. These and other recruitment efforts are now bearing fruit in the hiring of under-represented minorities and women faculty in many departments,” says the statement.

— Shilpa Banerji
 

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