Coach Survey Report
The COACHE survey report provides a comparison of Baylor’s survey results to a “cohort” of 110 COACHE partners who identify as generally similar. A complete list of the schools in this “cohort” is available in the appendix of the Report Preview that is downloadable from this page. In addition, a group of five “peers” was selected to represent a comparison set of those most similar to Baylor in the faculty labor market. Those “peer” universities include: Emory University, Georgetown University, Saint Louis University, Tulane University, and Vanderbilt University. For questions about the survey or the Report Preview, please contact COACHE@baylor.edu.
A few key highlights of the COACHE findings include:
2020 COACHE Faculty Survey Response Rates
Baylor
63%
Peers
41%
Cohort
44%
Satisfied with Time Spent on Research
Baylor
55%
Peers
54%
Cohort
50%
Satisfied with Time Spent on Service
Baylor
68%
Peers
59%
Cohort
56%
Satisfied with Time Spent on Teaching
Baylor
85%
Peers
80%
Cohort
76%
Areas singled out as "Concerns" at Baylor include:
Areas singled out for "Best Aspects" of Baylor include:
News
Read More NewsJan. 29, 2021
Invitation to Engage in Faculty Satisfaction Working Groups
During yesterday’s Spring Faculty Meeting, you were invited to engage in the next steps of our COACHE process through Faculty Satisfaction Working Groups.
Jan. 25, 2021
COACHE Survey Results: An Invitation for Conversation and Analysis
Three years ago, Baylor developed a strategic roadmap that would guide the academic priorities of the University. Thanks to the great work and commitment of our faculty, we have made significant progress toward the goals established in that strategic plan, Illuminate.
Oct. 13, 2020
COACHE Faculty Satisfaction Survey Results
Earlier this year, you were invited to participate in the COACHE Faculty Satisfaction Survey designed and administered by Harvard University to help assess areas at Baylor that impact faculty satisfaction, such as research, service, teaching, facilities, resources, policies, benefits, collaborative work, mentoring, tenure and promotion, leadership, institutional governance, shared governance, collegiality, and recognition. We want to say “thank you.”
Feb. 25, 2020
Baylor's Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey - COACHE
One of Baylor’s highest priorities is the satisfaction and success of its faculty. To reach that goal, we must continuously strive to understand areas of faculty success and faculty concern and work together to find solutions, processes and procedures that support improvement.