Pienta鈥檚 2004 work detailing
publication rates for chemistry education research (CER) faculty has become an important source of information for faculty undergoing annual review or promotion or tenure decisions. Much has changed in the CER community in the last decade and this work seeks to explore whether
publication rates are among them. Our results reveal an overall increase in
publication rates among CER faculty at both doctoral and masters degree-granting institutions and an overall narrowing of the gap between these
rates and the
publication rates of more traditionally focused chemistry faculty.
Keywords:
Graduate Education/Research; General Public; Chemical Education Research; Public Understanding/Outreach