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Table 7

Number and Percent of STEM Women
in Administrative Positions, 2003-2004
  Division / Department
  Department Chair   Deans
  Women Men Total % Women   Women Men Total % Women
Natural Sciences 4 1 5 80   1 0 1 100
Social Sciences 2 4 6 33   1 0 1 100
All Science Faculty 6 5 11 55   2 0 2 100
 
  Central Administrators   Center Directors
  Women Men Total % Women   Women Men Total % Women
Natural Sciences 0 1 1 0   0 1 1 0
Social Sciences 0 0 0 N/A   1 1 2 50
All Science Faculty 0 1 1 0   1 2 3 33

Note: Only deans or associate deans in the sciences are included on this table. Vita Rabinowitz and Virginia Valian, the GEP Co-directors, and Judi Bubnell in Hunter College's Provost's Office provided information about the deans.

Note: The Hunter web site, Judi Bubnell, Vita Rabinowitz, and Virginia Valian provided information about the Hunter central administration. Administrators at Hunter do not hold faculty positions while in administrative ranks. These tables represent those administrators whose backgrounds are in the sciences (e.g., one administrator holds a JD and has not been a faculty member; this person was not included in the table above).

Note: Judi Bubnell provided information about center directors on 16 March 2005. Only center directors that are also Hunter science faculty are included on these tables (e.g., Director of Center XXX is a Full Professor in a Hunter science department).

Last Update June 27, 2005

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