Linguistics departments (women/overall)

Gender distribution among faculty (February 2012)^à

Of the 33 departments listed below, only nine have 50% or more female faculty (indicated by this font). Worst faculties (25% or less of female faculty) are indicated by this font. UPenn is the worst, Tel Aviv is the best.

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America

• Arizona (full-time faculty, not cross appointed): 10/18 (February 2013, courtesy of Andrew Carnie)
• Berkeley: 5/13 professors, 1/8 emeriti; 3/6 researchers
• British Columbia: 6/14
• Buffalo: 4/15 (1/3 emeriti)
• Chicago: 6/16
• Cornell: 6/16
• CUNY: 14/32
• Harvard: 2/8
• Hawaii (full-time faculty, not cross appointed): 6/11 (February 2013, courtesy of Amy Schafer)
• Iowa: 7/11
• Maryland: 7/16
• McGill: 4/8 permanent faculty; 2/4 adjunct/contract appointments
• MIT: 4/16 + 0/5 emeriti
• Northwestern: 3/9
• NYU: 7/16 permanent faculty; 2/2 adjunct appointments
• Princeton: 1/6
• Rutgers: 5/14
• Stanford: 5/15
• Stony Brook: 9/15
• UCLA: 8/20
• UConn: 5/11; 4/8 adjunct faculty
• UCSC: 5/16
• UCSD: 4/12
• UMass: 9/15; 2/2 emeriti
• UPenn: 1/12 (February 2013, tenure track or tenured faculty, no emeriti, courtesy of Charles Yang)
• USC: 10/19
• UT at Austin: 2/11 professors; 2/4 associate professors; 2/5 assistant professors; 2/3 senior lecturers; 2/2 lecturers
• Yale University: 6/9

Europe

• Geneva, Switzerland: the department webpage does not distinguish faculty and graduate students
• Hebrew University of Jerusalem: 5/9
• Tel Aviv, Israel: 11/16
• UCL, UK: 6/14
• Utrecht University/UiL OTS, Holland: 16/41
• York, UK: 14/25

To be continued. Comments and additional information very welcome

à Some information may be older than this date. I try to keep track of the date when I have checked the departmental website.