14 · ARL Annual Salary Survey 2014–2015 Gender data The overall gender balance in the 115 Canadian and US university libraries (including law and medical libraries) is 36.4% male and 63.6% female (Figure 3d). Figure 3a: Distribution of Professional Staff in US ARL University Libraries by Sex, FY 2014–2015 United States Men Women Total Number of Staff Percent of Staff Number of Staff Percent of Staff Staff Main 2,892 38.8% 4,567 61.2% 7,459 Medical 193 25.4% 566 74.6% 759 Law 237 34.3% 454 65.7% 691 All 3,322 37.3% 5,587 62.7% 8,909 Figure 3b: Distribution of Professional Staff in US ARL University Libraries by Minority Status and Sex, FY 2014–2015 United States Men Women Total Number of Staff Percent of Staff Number of Staff Percent of Staff Staff Minority* 398 30.8% 896 69.2% 1,294 Non-minority 2,872 38.6% 4,575 61.4% 7,447 All 3,270 37.4% 5,471 62.6% 8,741 *Note: There are seven US institutions that did not report race/ethnicity data therefore, the totals will not aggregate to the total needed for the US and Canadian sub-totals to equal the figure displayed in the combined total. Figure 3c: Distribution of Professional Staff in Canadian ARL University Libraries by Sex, FY 2014–2015 Canada Men Women Total Number of Staff Percent of Staff Number of Staff Percent of Staff Staff Main 312 31.8% 668 68.2% 980 Medical 9 8.4% 98 91.6% 107 Law 13 32.5% 27 67.5% 40 All 334 29.6% 793 70.4% 1,127 Figure 3d: Distribution of Professional Staff in All ARL University Libraries by Sex, FY 2014–2015 Combined Men Women Total Number of Staff Percent of Staff Number of Staff Percent of Staff Staff Main 3,204 38.0% 5,235 62.0% 8,439 Medical 202 23.3% 664 76.7% 866 Law 250 34.2% 481 65.8% 731 All 3,656 36.4% 6,380 63.6% 10,036
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