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Public Two Year Institutions Average Faculty Salaries for Full-Time Faculty FY 2005 (Fall 2004 doubled) No. of Average Highest Lowest Institution Faculty Salary Salary Salary Alamo Community College District 633 $40,510 $70,126 $11,502 Alvin Community College 90 46,538 58,292 13,194 Amarillo College 64 43,551 57,622 33,276 Angelina College 120 45,104 67,002 21,532 Austin Community College 363 57,518 74,472 14,368 Blinn College 195 42,557 60,552 17,600 Brazosport College 72 48,506 67,468 32,936 Central Texas College District 147 46,025 74,616 12,600 Cisco Junior College 62 37,851 48,902 30,976 Clarendon College 30 37,781 47,012 31,054 Coastal Bend College 88 40,651 71,040 24,372 College of the Mainland 56 53,206 74,698 27,664 Collin County Community College District 257 45,716 74,002 27,552 Dallas County Community College District 545 52,069 74,990 12,200 Del Mar College 268 45,463 64,564 24,990 El Paso County Community College District** 268 46,293 73,672 15,960 Frank Phillips College 28 35,886 52,620 22,650 Galveston College 34 52,228 74,452 38,116 Grayson County College 70 46,599 57,448 24,640 Hill College 65 37,674 58,558 27,536 Houston Community College System 644 40,389 65,512 22,506 Howard Co Jr Coll District 80 41,079 63,270 29,640 Kilgore College 130 45,028 67,034 33,528 Laredo Community College 182 47,972 72,440 15,316 Lee College 135 40,589 66,400 20,520 McLennan Community College 178 48,531 72,388 16,426 Midland College 121 48,058 72,670 12,000 Navarro College 93 42,225 53,484 23,868 North Central Texas Community College District 99 40,271 57,200 22,500 North Harris Montgomery College 499 54,555 74,974 16,864 Northeast Texas Community College 54 42,337 55,780 32,536 Odessa College 115 41,873 60,938 25,340 Panola College 60 42,389 59,038 27,574 Paris Junior College 89 42,257 52,826 12,974 Ranger College 23 29,980 41,680 20,540 San Jacinto College Central Campus** 225 42,267 74,418 16,384 San Jacinto College North Campus** 97 41,470 70,374 15,360 San Jacinto College South Campus** 142 38,201 67,290 14,976 South Plains College 278 40,257 73,444 16,200 South Texas Community College 346 39,629 73,750 14,606 Southwest Texas Junior College 116 40,596 55,222 27,424 Tarrant County College District 316 54,078 74,938 11,900 Temple College 89 43,594 63,538 28,800 Texarkana College 83 47,293 74,102 27,852 THECB 8/29/05 Public Two Year Institutions Average Faculty Salaries for Full-Time Faculty FY 2005 (Fall 2004 doubled) No. of Average Highest Lowest Institution Faculty Salary Salary Salary Texas Southmost College* 64 48,430 74,338 31,304 Trinity Valley Community College 123 43,480 56,860 14,760 Tyler Junior College 245 42,760 65,306 18,172 Vernon College 69 35,554 58,334 21,302 Victoria College, The 104 44,846 65,156 15,000 Weatherford College 96 47,110 65,274 31,250 Western Texas College 40 36,510 50,580 26,264 Wharton County Junior College 133 41,198 61,066 24,788 Total 8,523 State Weighted Average $45,140 Lamar Institute of Technology 85 $41,059 $69,166 $23,484 Lamar State College-Orange** 52 $36,005 $57,894 $18,832 Lamar State College-Port Arthur 76 $37,639 $52,582 $25,464 Total 213 State Weighted Average $38,605 TSTC - Harlingen 168 $32,773 $51,184 $15,660 TSTC - Marshall 33 $33,822 $51,172 $27,000 TSTC - Waco 233 $33,324 $63,694 $21,736 TSTC - West Texas 96 $31,787 $49,572 $19,576 Total 530 State Weighted Average $32,902 Fall 2004 salaries reported in CBM008 doubled to represent a 9-month appointment. Includes faculty reported with 100% of time in direct teaching or direct teaching with some supervisory responsibilities, like department chair. * Due to the partnership between The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College, reporting anomalies have occurred. Processed 7/7/2005 **Provided data by campus rather than by district or data changed. THECB 8/29/05 Public Two Year Institutions Average Faculty Salaries for Full-Time Faculty FY 2005 Vs FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2004 Percent Change No. of Average No. of Average No. of Average Institution Faculty Salary Faculty Salary Faculty Salary Alamo Community College District 633 $40,510 611 $40,127 3.60% 0.95% Alvin Community College 90 46,538 88 44,222 ** 2.27% 5.24% Amarillo College 64 43,551 153 43,772 (58.17%) (0.50%) Angelina College 120 45,104 115 42,376 4.35% 6.44% Austin Community College 363 57,518 392 52,181 (7.40%) 10.23% Blinn College 195 42,557 167 40,374 16.77% 5.41% Brazosport College 72 48,506 67 46,559 7.46% 4.18% Central Texas College District 147 46,025 146 44,465 0.68% 3.51% Cisco Junior College 62 37,851 62 35,752 0.00% 5.87% Clarendon College 30 37,781 28 36,472 7.14% 3.59% Coastal Bend College 88 40,651 85 39,132 3.53% 3.88% College of the Mainland 56 53,206 41 59,449 36.59% (10.50%) Collin County Community College District 257 45,716 238 44,479 7.98% 2.78% Dallas County Community College District 545 52,069 420 52,466 29.76% (0.76%) Del Mar College 268 45,463 271 35,778 (1.11%) 27.07% El Paso County Community College District 268 46,293 255 45,935 ** 5.10% 0.78% Frank Phillips College 28 35,886 33 33,687 (15.15%) 6.53% Galveston College 34 52,228 50 47,874 (32.00%) 9.09% Grayson County College 70 46,599 68 44,907 2.94% 3.77% Hill College 65 37,674 71 34,906 (8.45%) 7.93% Houston Community College System 644 40,389 639 40,266 0.78% 0.31% Howard Co Jr Coll District 80 41,079 86 38,380 (6.98%) 7.03% Kilgore College 130 45,028 128 42,221 1.56% 6.65% Laredo Community College 182 47,972 171 46,891 6.43% 2.31% Lee College 135 40,589 135 45,450 0.00% (10.70%) McLennan Community College 178 48,531 174 46,256 2.30% 4.92% Midland College 121 48,058 108 46,895 12.04% 2.48% Navarro College 93 42,225 91 41,511 2.20% 1.72% North Central Texas Community College District 99 40,271 94 38,131 5.32% 5.61% North Harris Montgomery College 499 54,555 442 52,078 12.90% 4.76% Northeast Texas Community College 54 42,337 51 42,921 5.88% (1.36%) Odessa College 115 41,873 125 39,423 (8.00%) 6.21% Panola College 60 42,389 60 41,005 0.00% 3.38% Paris Junior College 89 42,257 87 40,723 2.30% 3.77% Ranger College 23 29,980 24 29,406 (4.17%) 1.95% San Jacinto College Central 225 42,267 209 39,352 ** 7.66% 7.41% San Jacinto College North 97 41,470 96 38,892 ** 1.04% 6.63% San Jacinto College South 142 38,201 138 36,432 ** 2.90% 4.86% South Plains College 278 40,257 242 39,366 14.88% 2.26% South Texas Community College 346 39,629 314 38,386 10.19% 3.24% Southwest Texas Junior College 116 40,596 101 40,086 14.85% 1.27% Tarrant County College District 316 54,078 462 52,155 (31.60%) 3.69% THECB 08-29-05 Public Two Year Institutions Average Faculty Salaries for Full-Time Faculty FY 2005 Vs FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2004 Percent Change No. of Average No. of Average No. of Average Institution Faculty Salary Faculty Salary Faculty Salary Temple College 89 43,594 80 43,237 11.25% 0.83% Texarkana College 83 47,293 77 47,198 7.79% 0.20% Texas Southmost College* 64 48,430 72 45,953 (11.11%) 5.39% Trinity Valley Community College 123 43,480 124 42,029 (0.81%) 3.45% Tyler Junior College 245 42,760 247 41,601 (0.81%) 2.79% Vernon College 69 35,554 66 34,079 4.55% 4.33% Victoria College, The 104 44,846 101 43,262 2.97% 3.66% Weatherford College 96 47,110 92 45,118 4.35% 4.42% Western Texas College 40 36,510 41 37,132 (2.44%) (1.68%) Wharton County Junior College 133 41,198 122 40,271 9.02% 2.30% Total 8,523 8,360 1.95% State Weighted Average $45,140 $43,686 3.33% Lamar Institute of Technology 85 $41,059 84 $40,477 1.19% 1.44% Lamar State College-Orange 52 36,005 45 34,846 15.56% 3.33% Lamar State College-Port Arthur 76 37,639 73 37,163 4.11% 1.28% Total 213 202 5.45% State Weighted Average $38,605 $38,159 1.17% TSTC - Harlingen 168 $32,773 157 $33,430 7.01% (1.97%) TSTC - Marshall 33 33,822 33 33,579 0.00% 0.72% TSTC - Waco 233 33,324 262 34,794 (11.07%) (4.22%) TSTC - West Texas 96 31,787 104 31,184 (7.69%) 1.93% Total 530 556 (4.68%) State Weighted Average $32,902 $32,053 2.65% Fall 2004 salaries reported in CBM008 doubled to represent a 9-month appointment.
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