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BREAKING NEWS!! Nebraska departure
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The timing of this is interesting
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the guy was only paid 540k...that seems low. i wonder what other university President's make
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On par with others.
Iowa was around $600,000
Michigan is $800,000
Kansas $550,000
Washington State $625,000
Iowa State $525,000
Auburn $625,000 ISU president left ISU for Auburn
CSU $600,000
Colorado had a bargain, their president is purposefully taking low pay but he retired in 2018. Now, Colorado is paying bucks.
If you are in Texas(any school), you make well over $1,000,000 plus bonuses.
Kansas has about the same Fed research dollars as Nebraska. Iowa has more, and Michigan has a lot more.
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