Volume 1990, Number I
Society of American Law Teachers
January 1990
SPECIAL EDITION FOR A.A.L.S. MEETING 1990 (advance convention printing)
1988-89 SALT Salary Survey SALT President Howard Glickstein has completed his survey of law school salaries for the academic year 1988-89. The survey represents the median salaries for each of three faculty ranks, in alphabetical order by school, in each of seven regions:
NAME OF SCHOOL
ASST. PROF
ASSOC. PROF.
FULL PROF.
Great Lakes Area Akron Indiana-Bloomington Capital Case Western Cincinnati Cleveland State Dayton DePaul Detroit Illinois Indiana-Indianapolis Michigan Northern Illinois Ohio Northern Ohio State Southern Illinois Thomas M. Cooley Toledo Valparaiso Wayne State Wisconsin
$41,700 48,000 44,800 52,800 48,600 45,100 42,500 47,000 44,300 52,000 47,700 62,000 40,200 48,100 53,900 54,200 64,400 48,100 42,700 49,000 47,100
$51,000 57,800 48,000 . 61,800 56,100 53,700 52,200 52,800 53,000 56,000 51,700 65,800 51,100 53,400 61,000 54,500 78,200 53,100 49,600 48,800 58,600
$59,200 77,800 60,000 80,000 77,300 62,900 62,000 68,100 63,200 90,000 65,600 96,500 64,100 65,600 81,700 63,500 92,000 64,400 57,100 64,600 70,100
In This Edition: SALT A.A.L.S. Activities ........................................................................................................... .4 SALT Elections .......................................................................................................................... 5
NAME OF SCHOOL
ASST. PROF
ASSOC. PROF.
FULL PROF.
49,000 49,500 40,900 50,700 38,000 -0-056,300 52,700 47,700 48,800 56,500 60,600 54,400 42,800 51,300 41,600 51,000
58,000 59,800 52,000 66,800 45,600 61,500 65,800 59,700 52,600 50,600 50,500 59,400 69,800 57,700 49,500 -045,200 57,700
76,000 63,900 63,100 79,200 58,400 89,000 72,100 70,500 64,800 76,000 58,400 77,300 84,000 71,900 69,000 75,900 60,500 73,700
47,500 53,000 45,500 59,200 43,200 -0-046,100 -052,500 71,000 -061,000 53,600 53,100 -051,100 43,700 55,000
51,300 65,000 57,100 56,400 46,600 60,200 69,000 -050,000 62,500 71,900 55,500 73,500 63,700 62,300 56,900 57,300 -068,000
69,600 71,500 74,000 79,200 66,500 79,700 89,700 56,500 63,500 73,800 98,500 72,000 78,300 87,700 70,400 67,000 69,700 60,400 78,500
46,500 46,500 39,800 51,000 52,000 54,500 36,200 51,500 44,000 53,500 41,300 55,900 47,600
58,300 61,100 59,000 56,100 77,000 62,000 83,200 42,900 68,800 49,400 65,300 48,500 64,900 57,300
Mid-Atlantic States American Baltimore Campbell Catholic-America Duquesne George Washington Howard Maryland North Carolina Central North Carolina Univ. Richmond Rutgers-Camden Rutgers-Newark Seton Hall South Carolina Villanova West Virginia William & Mary
N RUWKHDVWHUQ Albany Boston College Bridgeport Brooklyn SUNY Buffalo Connecticut Fordham Franklin Pierce Maine New York Law School New York Univ. Northeastern Pace CUNY Queens Suffolk Syracuse Touro Vermont Yeshiva
Northwestern and Great Plain States Creighton Gonzaga Hamline Idaho Iowa Lewis & Clark Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota Puget Sound South Dakota William Mitchell Wyoming
-041,000 42,000 -0-043,000 -034,000 45,400 35,300 45,000 36,600 49,000 42,600
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NAME OF SCHOOL
ASST. PROF
ASSOC. PROF.
FULL PROF.
46,000 48,500 55,000 46,900 59,300 41,400 39,600 41,000
55,100 61,000 64,500 50,700 55,700 49,400 45,600 47,500
41,200 -042,900 43,300 48,300 -060,100
48,200 43,100 53,100 53,000 55,000 49,400 67,200
72,500 82,200 81,500 67,800 76,200 63,400 58,300 58,000 56,800 61,900 57,700 63,100 78,700 62,000 62,000 89,900
6RXWKHDVWHUQ S tates
Alabama Florida State Florida Univ. Georgia State Georgia Univ. Kentucky Louisville Memphis State Mississippi College Mississippi Univ. Northern Kentucky Nova St. Thomas Samford-Cumberland Tennessee Vanderbilt
Southwestern and South Central States Arkansas-Fayetteville Arkansas-Little Rock Baylor Catholic Univ. (P.R.) Colorado Houston Louisiana State Loyola-New Orleans Missouri--Columbia Missouri--Kansas City New Mexico Oklahoma Oklahoma City Puerto Rico Univ. St. Louis St. Mary's South Texas Southern Univ. Southern Methodist Texas Southern Texas Tech Tulane Washburn
46,500 48,900 52,300 32,900 55,400 54,000 51,900 49,600 49,500 52,300 45,900 44,000 43,000 40,200 45,200 54,000 52,100
40,000 44,600 46,500 29,100 -045, 000 47,000 46,100 -0-
46,400 44,800 41,600 41,000 35,400 45,700 47,500 46,600 40,300 45,500 46,000 48,300 56,000
54, 100 50,300 52,700 61,800 46,300
58,900 56,700 71,100 36,200 70,700 73,200 64,200 61,000 61,500 66,900 59,000 57,700 51,600 47,400 65,000 66,000 63,700 59,600 74,200 58,900 69,100 81,400 52,400
51,500 50,000 50,900 58,600 66,000 50,700 55,500 65,000 55,300 49,000
62,500 69,900 64,200 82,200 86,900 65,400 71,300 72,500 65,400 69,800
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Western States Arizona State Arizona Univ. Brigham Young Davis Hastings Hawaii Loyola--L.A. * San Francisco Santa Clara Utah
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43,400 49,800 53,900 38,500 -0-
60, 000 40,800 -0-
*All tenure track faculty are brought in as Associate Professors. Upon receiving tenure they become full Professors with tenure. Associate Professors are by and large comparable with Assistant Professors at other schools and a substantial number of full Professors are really at the Associate level.
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The following schools did not wish to have their salaries published: St. John's San Diego Southern California Southwestern Stanford Stetson Temple Texas Virginia Wake Forest Washington&Lee Washington--St. Louis Washington--Seattle Western New England Widener Willamette Yale
Boston Univ. California--Berkeley California Western Chicago Chicago-Kent Columbia Cornell Denver Detroit College Dickinson Drake Duke Emory George Mason Georgetown Golden Gate Harvard John Marshall Judge Advocate Loyola-Chicago McGeorge Mercer Miami New England North western Notre Dame Pennsylvania Pepperdine
The following schools did not respond: California--L.A. Inter-American (P.R.) Kansas Marquette Pittsburgh Tulsa Whittier
SALT Activities at 1990 AALS Conference SALT will sponsor the following activities at the AALS Conference in San Francisco. Check final official schedules at the AALS conference site for confirmation. Thurs., Jan. 4, 1990, 4-6 pm: "Lessons our Students Teach us about Diversity: Berkeley's Coalition for Diversified Faculty" Panel Discussion featuring SALT President Charles Lawrence, SALT Governors Kim Crenshaw and Patricia Williams, and student members of the Berkeley Coalition for Diversified Faculty. Pare Fifty-Five Hotel, Barcelona I Room, 8-10 pm. Thurs., Jan. 4, 1990, 8-10 pm: SALT Annual Cover Study Group Fri., Jan. 5, 1990, 7 am: Meeting of SALT Board of Governors. Parc Fifty-Five Hotel, Barcelona II Room. Sat., Jan. 6, 1990, 6:30-9 pm: SALT Annual Awards Banquet, honoring Professor Rhonda Rivera. Parc Fifty-Five Hotel, Barcelona II Room, 6:30-9:00pm. Pay for dinner at the door.
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SALT Elections
SALT extends its thanks to outgoing President Chuck Lawrence for his leadership over the last two years, and it welcomes incoming President Howard Glickstein and new SALT Historian Joyce Satalamachia. SALT has recently completed balloting to fill other vacancies on its Board of Governors, and the new and returning members of the Board will be welcomed at the Board's January 1990 meeting at the A.A.L.S. convention. The results of the balloting were not available for this advance printing, but they will be published, along with a new masthead, in a second printing of this January edition, which will be mailed to all SALT members in late January.
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Society of American Law Teachers Board of Governors President Charles R. Lawrence Ill (Stanford) President-Elect Howard A. Glickstein (Touro)
Gary Bellow (Harvard) Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Yale) Thomas Emerson (Yale)
Treasurer Stuart Filler (Bridgeport) Editor Charles Richard Calleros (Arizona State)
Past Presidents Board of Governors Norman Dorsen (N.Y.U.) Barbara Babcock (Stanford) Howard Lesnick (Pennsylvania) Katherine Bartlett (Duke) Patricia A. Cain (U. of Texas) David L Chambers (Michigan) George J. Alexander (Santa Clara) Paulette M. Caldwell (N.Y.U.) Martha Chamallas (Iowa) Wendy W. Williams (Georgetown) Rhonda Rivera (Ohio State) Richard H. Chused (Georgetown) Emma Coleman Jordan (Georgetown) Kim Crenshaw (UCLA) Clare Dalton (Northeastern) Past Vice-Presidents Harton L Dalton (Yale) Anthony G. Amsterdam (N.Y.U.) Drew Days (Yale) Derrick A. Bell, Jr. (Harvard)
SALT Newsletter Charles Calleros, Editor College of Law, Rm . 206 Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287
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Richard Delgado (Wisconsin) Linda Greene (Wisconsin) Phoebe Haddon (Temple) Charles R. Halpern (CUNY) Sylvia A. Law (N.Y.U.) Jean Love (U .C. Davis) Beatrice A. Moulton (Hastings) Judith Resnik (USC) Dean Rivkin (Tennessee) Elizabeth Schneider (Brooklyn) Marjorie Shultz (Berkeley) Aviam Soifer (Boston) Elizabeth Spahn (New England) Nadine Taub (Rutgers-Newark) Stephanie Wildman (U.S.F.) Patricia Williams (Wisconsin) Zipporah Wiseman (Northeastern)
Historian Joyce Saltalamachia (N.Y.L.S.)