Problem: Promoting women. In academics, faculty typically start as assistant professors, are promoted to associate professor (and gain tenure), and finally reach the rank of full professor. Some have argued that women have a harder time gaining promotion to associate and full professor than do men. Do data support this argument? Search the Web to find the number of faculty by rank and gender at some university. Do you see a pattern that suggests that the proportion of women decreases as rank increases? We found several sources of data by doing a Google search on "faculty head count by rank and gender." In addition to discussing the pattern you find, provide the data, the name of the school, and the source of the data.