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Tuesday, February 9, aoio | The Red * Black
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MONEY: Equity raises, pay cuts
based on merit and work load
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The majority of the highest paid
professors come from the Terry College
of Business. Only two Henry
Schaefer from the chemistry depart
ment and Susan Wessler from plant
biology are Terry outsiders.
The salary of any University employ
ee is determined by the person’s direct
superior. Professors report directly to
the department heads and deans of
the different colleges. Deans report to
the provost, as do four of the vice
presidents. The three senior vice pres
idents report directly to the presi
dent.
Adams, who earns the highest sala
ry at the University, is considered an
employee of the Board of Regents
rather than the University. So the
regents decide his salary more than
$600,000 in fiscal year 2009, a 2 percent
increase from fiscal year 2008.
Most, but not all, of the University’s
administrators and top faculty got
raises in fiscal year 2009. Schaefer and
Annette Poulsen, head of the depart
ment of banking and finance, took pay
cuts last year.
But Robert Sumichrast, dean of the
Terry College of Business, explained
that a change in salary might not be
the result of a pay cut or raise but of a
faculty member taking on more or less
responsibility. For example, a profes
sor might choose to teach summer
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the academic year the next.
This principle also works the other
way. Stephen Baginski. an accounting
professor, received an Increase of
slightly more than 26 percent between
fiscal years 2008 and 2009.
"Sometimes faculty will teach addi
tional courses. It’s not their base sala
ry that’s changed,” Sumichrast said.
“For those additional activities ... they
could get paid extra.”
In general, he said, faculty and
department heads are evaluated on
their teaching, awards, publications,
research and service when salaries are
considered.
“Raises are all based on merit,” he
said. “It’s not just where because
you’ve been here for another year, you
get a pay raise.”
Tim Burgess, senior vice president
for finance and administration, point
ed out there are a number of reasons
some employees don’t receive raises.
“Across the University, there are
employees that get no increase because
of their job evaluation,” he said.
There were no pay raises at all this
year, fiscal year 2010. But in most
years, the Georgia legislature and the
Board of Regents appropriate a lump
sum of money to the University to be
used specifically for pay raises.
“If the University had decided we’re
not going to give any pay raises, I
think the legislature would have taken
that money back,” Burgess said.
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PALIN FOR PRESIDENT?
ANDREW
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freshman biology major
from Atlanta
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"I admire her as a
woman for balancing her
job and her family, but I
don't think she should be
president."
announced plans to run for President in
2012, the audience made their opinions
clear by chanting “run, Sarah, run”
throughout her campaign-style speech.
The Red & Black asked several students
their opinions of Sarah Palin and her possi
ble candidacy in 2012.
Caitlyn Searles
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science major from
Johns Creek
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country are ideas that
would work."
MALLORY
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junior telecommunication*
major from Marietta
"The only thing ikke about
Sarah Palin is the fact she
brought Tina Fey back to
Saturday Night Live."
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