New Report: Trends in Non-Tenure-Eligible Accounting Faculty, 1993-2004

One of the most important questions facing the accounting discipline today is whether the existing number of faculty and the accompanying terms of employment (pay, workload, tenure eligibility, full- versus part-time, etc) will be sufficient to meet rising student demand.
Following up our report on status and trends for tenure-track faculty, this report explores similar characteristics for important members of accounting faculties. This report describes the trends in characteristics and employment of non-tenure-eligible accounting faculty based on the National Study of Postsecondary Faculty administered in 1993-2004.
In 2008 American Accounting Association and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) co-sponsored a report of full-time accounting faculty: Accounting Faculty in U.S. Colleges and Universities: Status and Trends, 1993-2004.