Faculty Data
Salary Survey
Following are the recent results of our annual BEA national salary survey, conducted in the fall of each school year. Respondents encompassed all types of institutions ranging from small, private, 4-year liberal arts colleges to major public universities offering the doctorate in the field.
Guidelines for Promotion and Tenure for Electronic Media Faculty Involved in Creative Work
Acceptance Rates
Below are acceptance rates for the Broadcast Education Association's journals, convention, and Festival of Media Arts Competition.
In November 2010, the Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (JOBEM) editor, Susan Brinson reported receiving 147 manuscripts, thus far, in 2010. As of November 2010, fourteen had been accepted, representing an acceptance rate of 10%.
Also as of November 2010, the Journal of Radio and Audio Media (JRAM - formerly the Journal of Radio Studies, JRS) editor, Michael Brown reported that over the past several years the journal's acceptance rate dropped from 31% to 23% and per issue, generally fluctuates between 19% and 25%.
BEA2011 had an overall acceptance rate for paper submissions of 44%
The 2010 Festival of Media Arts Competition's overall acceptance rate for faculty submissions was 26.4%. This represents a small improvement over the 2009 acceptance rate of 27.3%.