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This study investigated the demographic diversity of the labor pool for entry-level professional positions in student affairs. Two sources were used: the data maintained by the National Center for Education Statistics on degrees conferred in fields related to student affairs, and an e-mail survey of preparation programs listed in the NASPA and ACPA on-line directories. Overall, women were found to comprise 67%68% of the labor pool for entry-level positions; African Americans: 12%15%; Hispanics: 4%5%; Asian Americans: 2%3%; and American Indians: 0%1%. Data were also analyzed by geographic region.

Two Measures of the Diversity of the Labor Pool for Entry-Level Student Affairs Positions