A survey of 124 San Francisco State University (SFSU) faculty was conducted in Fall 1989 to assess their attitudes, observations, and experiences concerning human relations at SFSU. This report provides frequency distributions for each of the 37 items on the survey questionnaire. The questionnaire focused on: treatment of various racial/ethnic groups by the campus community, treatment compared to 5 years ago, how often the faculty member was offended or abused, how often various forms of discrimination were experienced or observed, responsiveness of department's curriculum to concerns of various racial/ethnic groups, feelings about affirmative action, department's thoroughness in recruiting members of various groups, academic performance of students in various groups, offensiveness ratings of various scenarios, sexual harassment (self and others), response to discrimination against student or colleague, importance of proposed programs, sex, age, full-time/part-time status, rank, tenure status, school, years of experience, degrees, political ideology, disability, race/ethnicity, religious preference, and sexual orientation. Appendices contain notes on sample design and survey methodology and a copy of the questionnaire. (JDD)