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, . 'G!vJ to hav? tha Information, but need to study it ,
'. ' i h;.i- b'lho reaction -of UNL professors to a' report-
sfteWinq hc thoir. salaries compare with each other
... . n r-i . t i wii ii &3i r-rr i " i r t r w : ..... -
tl,,f,A4J.. -1-- , t V(!(0 .Vi !iiJt lin,e 0 ec-d the report rr fully .
... "J i 'A .. "-.'A .. -- s vv' -"-i ------ - i- v ,--iH-"yi )i S '.'i'yt " jr ""' $ " - "--3v,-'i j'flH 1
. . , . 1 '" ' cicut salary inequality at UNL , ',.';-! ' ! I. t
; T ivj !::f:v--r-';0 report , issued Tuesday -by the faculty '
" SvM.'Conmihbe on Salary Goals and Achievement,1
' -mpiiVaiid salary ..is dGtcrmir.ed tlirouyh' merit ! and :
- "M.uny ioachcrj, although reluctant to be specific'
'-. about how they feel, said they are happy the statistics ,
are out. They agreed that the committees' 5 rccomrnen-'
"' dations are sound. ' -
' The report shows wide gaps among salaries for full,
assoc:ate and assistant professors in different colleges, !
' , ; The highest paid professors are those in .law,,,
: ' cfr.listry "and . business, according to .the report.,
' Professors in arts and sciences and agriculture are'
' ' . ' among the lowest paid, the report indicated. ;
Ronald Case, assistant professor of wild life and
blolocy, said, "My reaction is the same as anybody who
is at" the bottom. I can't quite understand, the,
rationale." "
The report shows an assistant professor in
Gfjricjliuro makes an average of $1 1 ,GC0 compared with "
; . ', $13.1?0 for an assistant professor in home economics.
. ; ; "I'm all for equality," Case said, "but I feel I'm
- . . getting short-changed."
Case said it may be necessary to' pay law and dental
profe:crs hic;h salaries but he does not understand'
: , : why " tl.-iro . are ' differences among business, home
" "exonemk:;:;, ericuiiureHhd oihor colleges. 1 :
' HcL-crt Sitti-j, associate professor of political science,
. ' tasd no i3 nairvj to take a closer icoK at the figures. He
' ' said "thartho-salary .schedule proposed by the
. ' i cr.'.rnittEj :: is "most equitable" and- would be a
' $yi. . .'.f;: solution to the problem',
; ."tt!i ;-. re? .rned that UNL is far; be lev '
. ' ' . ; f : - - !':.-"; it is disconcerting to be so far below
; '.;t;-fiS put cut by tne American Assoctaticn or
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" 18 fti -associate professors, .11.1 for assistant'
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Hael M. Anthony, Dean of the College of;
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: The report said assistant professors in: home
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