A study examined whether women who teach public relations are satisfied in their teaching careers. Subjects, 113 women faculty teaching public relations, responded to a survey on satisfaction and morale, as well as to questions about the respondents' plans for the future. Results indicated that women who are currently teaching public relations in American colleges and universities are very satisfied with the classroom experience, the lifestyle that academic life affords, and the psychic rewards that accompany teaching, but less satisfied with many of the institutional and administrative components of their career choice. (Ten tables of data are included, and 13 references are appended.) (MS)