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IE-023 - Trends in the Workforce: How Has U.S. Dental School Faculty Fared Since the pre-COVID-19 Pandemic

Monday, March 10, 2025
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM EST
Location: Baltimore 1, Ballroom Level (Hotel Side)
CE: 1
Join us to explore how faculty at U.S. dental schools has changed since 2018-19. This session will start by presenting the results of research on the trends in U.S. dental schools’ faculty, including changes in opened positions, lost positions, new and separated faculty, employment status, administrative roles, academic rank and demographics. This is an analysis based on the 2018-19 and 2022-23 ADEA Dental School Faculty Census. Following this presentation, ADEA faculty members from around the country will provide their perspectives about the changes happening in the dental school faculty and how should we prepare for current and future challenges.
 

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe past and current situation of the number of dental faculty and administrators, in terms of employment status, administrative roles, academic rank, clinicians, opened positions and new/separated faculty.
  • Identify changes among faculty by race and ethnicity, gender or age.
  • Assess the challenges facing dental school regarding faculty and how schools are preparing to meet the changing workforce environment.