Scrape Data - Information for 100,000 U.S College Professors

You're going to be using sites to find data on 2,500 active professors at a single school. Then you're going to use [login to view URL] to scrape data on the top 100k active professors. Attached are the full details to collect and the full project description. We do not have a program for you to use. We just need to make sure all data is up to date and relevant. In order to find this information you need to google things like “Arizona State University professors” “Arizona State University faculty search” “Arizona State University faculty/professor lookup” And similar things. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT WE HAVE 100% OF THE INFORMATION BELOW FILLED OUT (THERE ARE 15 KEY CRITERIAS THAT WE MUST KNOW FOR EACH PROFESSOR, THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT). Email: First name: Last name: Phone number: Mailing address: Type of Professor (Associate Professor, Instructor, Lecturer, Full Tenure, Phd Student, ETC ETC ETC): Department: Do they have a textbook published: Name of textbook published: What campus they teach on (Some Schools have different campuses i.e. ASU has a Tempe, West, Polytechnic, and Downtown Phoenix Campus): What classes they are currently teaching and what classes did they teach last semester (ENG 305, CIS 102, etc, etc, etc): Link to their [login to view URL] (RMP) page(s): RMP Rating: (ex: 3.5) [the ratings our out of 5] Number of RMP Ratings: (ex: 105) What School(s) they teach at (some teachers teach at multiple schools/universities): This needs to be organized by multiple things. First importance is which campus, then, sort by if they have a textbook (MUST BE A TEXTBOOK THAT THEY GOT PUBLISHED, not just any articles they got published), and then sort by alphabetical. You must compare data with RateMyProfessors.com. There are 1.7 million professors on rate my professor. These should be professors with the most reviews and the most recent reviews. Do not include any professor who hasn’t received at least 5 reviews in the last 12 months. KEEP IN MIND THAT SOME PROFESSORS TEACH AT MULTIPLE SCHOOLS, WE DON’T WANT REPEATS. Some professors may have the same name, that’s completely okay, but if they teach similar classes/subjects in a close geographical area, or online, it’s probably the same professor. Keep all of the same old forms. Below is the first 43 schools we are targeting Here are the schools we are focusing on: I’ve also included some example data and links in these to help you get a better idea: Arizona: Arizona State University – 2500 Professors (2,000 Full Time) ASU Faculty and Staff Search – Faculty List – Faculty Directory University of Arizona – 2,000 professors (1,500 Full Time) Phonebook - Northern Arizona University Arizona Christian University Grand Canyon University Prescott College Glendale Community College Rio Salado College Mesa Community College Texas: Texas A&M – 3,000 professors (2,500 Full Time) University of Texas at Austin – 3,000 professors (2,500 Full Time) Texas State University Texas Tech University University of North Text California: California State University: Fullerton – 2,000 Professors (1,000 Full Time) University of Southern California University of California: Los Angeles - University of California: Berkeley - California State University: Northridge – University of California: Davis – California State University: Long Beach – California State University: Northridge – University of California: Irvine – University of California: San Diego – San Diego State University - Ohio: The Ohio State University – Ohio University - University of Cincinnati – Miami University – Bowling Green State University – Oberlin College – University of Dayton – Kent State University – Cleveland State University – The University of Toledo – The University of Akron – Ashland University – Cuyahoga County Community College – Lorain County Community College - Florida: University of Central Florida Florida International University University of Florida Florida State University University of South Florida