18.7) had been with their institution for 11-15 years. Very few respondents were at their institutions more than 15 years, as shown in Table 4. Table 4 Length of Time Worked at the Institution Length of time at the institution % f <1 year 10 9.30 1-5 years 36 33.60 6-10 years 35 32.70 11-15 years 20 18.70 16-20 years 2 1.90 20+ 3 2.80 Prefer not to answer 1 0.90 Total 107 100.00 The respondents worked in a wide variety of areas in higher education. The three areas with the most representation were in academic/student advising (n = 39), academic support (n = 21), and other. Participants were able to choose as an option. “other” Being in higher education, a majority of the participants had higher levels of education. Only seven participants did not have at least a About 57% bachelor’s degree. of the respondents had a degree. The complete breakdown appears in Table 5. master’s Table 5 Highest Level of Education Participants Completed Highest education completed % f Some college 2 5.71 Bachelor's 14 40.00 Master's 15 42.86 Doctoral 4 11.43 Total 35 100.00 The income of the respondents ranged from under $24,000 to over $70,000. The range with the highest frequency was $30,000-$40,000 with 23 participants. A higher percentage of participants chose not to answer the income question (n = 16; 15%).
18.7) had been with their institution for 11-15 years. Very few respondents were at their institutions more than 15 years, as shown in Table 4. Table 4 Length of Time Worked at the Institution Length of time at the institution f % <1 year 10 9.30 1-5 years 36 33.60 6-10 years 35 32.70 11-15 years 20 18.70 16-20 years 2 1.90 20+ 3 2.80 Prefer not to answer 1 0.90 Total 107 100.00 The respondents worked in a wide variety of areas in higher education. The three areas with the most representation were in academic/student advising (n = 39), academic support (n = 21), and other. Participants were able to choose “other” as an option. Being in higher education, a majority of the participants had higher levels of education. Only seven participants did not have at least a bachelor’s degree. About 57% of the respondents had a master’s degree. The complete breakdown appears in Table 5. Table 5 Highest Level of Education Participants Completed Highest education completed f % Some college 2 5.71 Bachelor's 14 40.00 Master's 15 42.86 Doctoral 4 11.43 Total 35 100.00 The income of the respondents ranged from under $24,000 to over $70,000. The range with the highest frequency was $30,000-$40,000 with 23 participants. A higher percentage of participants chose not to answer the income question (n = 16; 15%).