Our statistics dashboard snapshots the ongoing faculty salary situation at Gallaudet. We update this page periodically.

Gallaudet has given few pay adjustments since 2009, causing a nearly 40% loss in real wages for faculty and staff. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Survey results suggest that Gallaudet faculty have little to no confidence in the administration. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Gallaudet administrators earn well above average for Washington, DC administrators, while our faculty are dead last among nine DC institutions. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Gallaudet claims declining enrollment has led to financial austerity, but this clearly does not affect rapidly increasing top 8 administrator salaries. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Gallaudet’s bilingual faculty earn 20% less than faculty at other Washington, DC area institutions, even though staff and admin are paid at or above par. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Gallaudet’s bilingual full professors earn 40% less than full professors at other Washington, DC area institutions. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Gallaudet spends proportionately less on faculty and more on staff and admin than comparable universities. Click here or on the image for the full article.

One positive is that Gallaudet has excellent gender pay parity for most faculty ranks. Click here or on the image for the full article.

Gallaudet AAUP membership has grown steadily since our chapter became official in March, 2021. Membership is confidential. AAUP National and our AAUP Chapter will never disclose names. For more information, see our FAQ.
Our analyses are based on publicly-available data from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), maintained by the U.S. Department of Education, the AAUP Faculty Compensation Survey, IRS Form 990 filings, and publicly available financial reports.
