Overview
The Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) is an ongoing study of faculty job satisfaction coordinated and administered by Harvard University. COACHE strives to place actionable information in the hands of participating colleges and universities to improve work life for faculty. COACHE administers an annual survey and provides each participating institution with a formal Provost’s Report containing both internal and external comparative analyses highlighting each institution’s strengths and opportunities for improvement. The University of Missouri Office of Institutional Research and Quality Improvement has used this data to create reports specific to each school and college.
MU’s most recent COACHE survey was administered in Spring 2022. Provost Ramchand convened the COACHE Survey Faculty Job Satisfaction Committee who analyzed the data from the survey and issued a committee report. The previous committee’s reports are linked below.
2022 COACHE Results and Information
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COACHE College Reports
- College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
- College of Arts & Science
- College of Education & Human Development
- College of Engineering
- School of Health Professions
- Missouri School of Journalism
- School of Law
- School of Medicine
- Sinclair School of Nursing
- Trulaske College of Business
- College of Veterinary Medicine
2019 COACHE Results and Information
- Press Release
- Letter from Provost to faculty
- COACHE 2019 – Committee Report
- COACHE 2019 – Report
- COACHE 2019 – Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey Committee