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COACHE Enrollment for 2008-09 Cohort Ends September 15

There is still time for colleges and universities to participate in the 2008-09 cohort, which includes Fall/Winter administration of our Tenure-Track Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey.

>| To download an introduction to COACHE: Brochure [PDF, 682K]
>| To view a list of member institutions: Members/Peers
>| To request a phone call or web conference: Click here

COACHE Spring Newsletter Now Available
The latest issue of the COACHE Update is available for download by all. Read about issues in faculty recruitment, development, and retention by clicking the link below:

>| COACHE Update [PDF, 251K]
Do you know how satisfied junior faculty members are on your campus? Do you know what they find fulfilling and what they find disappointing? Do you know if their level of satisfaction differs significantly by academic area, gender, or race? Do you know how the satisfaction of your junior faculty compares with peers at similar institutions?

If you don't have the answers to those questions, you should get them. Click below to find out how.

>| Mission & Background
>| Frequently asked questions about COACHE
>| About the Tenure-Track Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey©
>| Member Institutions
>| Download important information
We invite current institutional participants to click the following links for information necessary to successful survey administration.

>| Checklist for Current Members
>| The Tenure-Track Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey©
>| Regarding the Use of Human Subjects (IRB)
>| Instructions for Preparing Your Faculty Dataset
>| Optional Services List
>| Member Institutions
>| Documents for download

The Collaborative:
> Mission & Background
> FAQ
> The COACHE Survey
> Member Institutions
> Enrollment Checklist
> Optional Services
> Publications
> Downloads
> Research & Resources
> Project Staff
> Contact Us

Related Projects:
> Study of New Scholars
> Project on Fac. Appts

Send questions or comments to:

coache@gse.harvard.edu



"The University of Arizona's future as a student-centered research university depends mightily on our outstanding assistant professors and our capacity as a university to provide an environment where they can do their best work. We want our assistant professors, who we work so hard to recruit, to thrive. Participating in COACHE helps us understand what is working well and what needs to be strengthened."

-- George H. Davis, Executive Vice President and Provost, The University of Arizona
The Collaborative On Academic Careers in Higher Education
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