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Administrative Salary Survey AAUDE # Title DX B 102.00 DX B 102.10 DX B 201.00 Single-Unit Institution or Single Campus Chief Executive Officer of a Single Institution (President/Chancellor) Assistant to the President/Single Institution Chief Academic Officer (May also be titled Provost) compare to Principal admin official responsible for the direction of all operations of a campus or an institution of higher education (Chief Campus Officer in a system). University President N M $247,812 Senior professional staff assistant to the President/Chancellor. Manages the administrative, operational, and/or financial affairs of the Office of the President. Represents the president to senior vice presidents and campus officials. Advises the president on policy and procedural and operational issues of the institution. Sr administrative official responsible for the direction of the academic program of the institution. Responsible for teaching and research, extension, admissions, registrar, and library activities. Reports to the Chief Executive Officer. not responsible for advising the president on policy and procedural and operational issues of the institution. Executive Assistant 102.00 N F $71,000 not responsible for research and it is also responsible for the Museum, University Press, Lab School and Institutional Research Provost and Vice President, Academic Affairs 102.00 N M $230,000 DX B 202.00 Chief Health Professions Officer Senior administrative official responsible for administration of academic health programs, hospitals, clinics, and affiliated health care programs. Dual appointment as Vice President of Health Affairs and Professor Vice President, Health Affairs 102.00 N M $338,000 DX B 203.00 Director, Library Services Directs all activities of the institution's libraries. Typically directs personnel, public service, collection development, acquisition, technical service, and special collection functions. University Librarian & Director 201.00 N F $127,451 DX B 203.20 Acquisitions Librarian Senior person responsible for managing the ordering and receipt of library materials in all formats. Associate University Librarian & Associate Chair 203.00 N F $45,020 DX B 203.30 Chief Technical Services Librarian Senior person responsible for planning and management of library services involving acquisitions, processing, bibliographic control, cataloging, and preservation. Associate Librarian & Associate Director 203.00 N F $85,000 DX B 203.40 Chief Public Services Librarian Senior person responsible for planning and management of library services involving patron interaction (reference, interlibrary loan, circulation, bibliographic instruction). Assistant Director & Lecturer 203.00 N F $85,000

# Title compare to DX B 204.00 Director, Institutional Research Senior administrative staff official responsible for the conduct of research and studies on the institution itself. Typically performs or supervises data collection, analysis, reporting, and related staff work in support of decision making. Assistant Provost 201.00 N M $130,000 DX B 204.10 Institutional Research Second senior administrative official responsible for the conduct of research and studies on the institution itself. Associate Director 201.00 N F $61,114 DX B 206.00 Director, Learning Resources Center Administrative official with principal responsibility for audio-visual services. Associate In & Director 201.00 N F $100,848 DX B 207.00 Director, International Education Senior administrative official who directs all activities of the institution's international education programs. Typically directs international study, English study, international visitor, visa certification, education abroad, and international student admission functions. Director & Professor 201.00 N M $128,500 DX B 207.10 Director, International Studies Education Coordinates academic studies conducted outside the United States, advises students and faculty on international study and travel; and promotes campus activities of an international nature. Associate Director and Assistant In 207.00 N F $46,100 DX B 208.10 Academic Computing Second senior administrative official responsible for the institution's academic computing activities. Associate Director University Computing 206.00 N F $61,563 DX B 244.00 Chief Research Officer Senior administrative official responsible for overall institutional scientific research. Typically administers research policy, sponsored liaison, intellectual properties (Patents), and grants and contracts. also responsible for a research park. Vice President, Research and Graduate Education 102.00 N M $263,424 DX B 245.00 Chief Technology Transfer Officer Senior administrative official responsible for managing technology transfer activities relating to scientific discoveries and inventions. Participates in the setting and interpretation of policy pertaining to these activities and supervises the licensing and administrative staff engaged in them. Has budgetary authority for the activities. Communicates information about the activities to the institution's senior administration or governing board. Associate In & Director 244.00 N M $150,000

DX B 245.10 # Title Senior Technology Licensing Officer Senior administrative official responsible for managing licensing projects and cases, including identifying and evaluating technologies with commercial potential and licensees for the technologies. Prepares invention summaries for marketing purposes and develops and implements marketing strategies for each technology. Drafts and negotiates licenses and other types of agreements, including material transfer, collaboration, and nondisclosure agreements. compare to University Research 245.00 N M $88,150 DX B 209.00 Director, Sponsored Research and Programs Directs the administrative activities for externally funded grants and contracts, including funding source identification, institutional review, and sign-off of proposals; negotiates contracts; and develops research policy. Director and Professor 244.00 N M $153,000 DX B 210.00 Dean, Architecture College of Architecture 201.00 N M $165,000 DX B 211.00 Dean, Agriculture College of Agriculture N M $154,740 DX B 213.00 Dean, Arts & Sciences College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 201.00 N M $195,000 DX B 214.00 Dean, Business College of Business Administration 201.00 N M $227,235 DX B 215.00 Dean, Communications College of Journalism and Communications 201.00 N F $159,397 DX B 216.00 Dean, Continuing Education Dean and Associate In, Continuing Education 201.00 N M $100,677

# Title compare to DX B 251.00 Dean, Cooperative Extension Extension N F $160,452 DX B 217.00 Dean, Dentistry College of Dentistry 202.00 N M $222,398 DX B 218.00 Dean, Education College of Education 201.00 N M $130,609 DX B 219.00 Dean, Engineering College of Engineering 201.00 N M $250,000 DX B 222.00 Dean, Fine Arts College of Fine Arts 201.00 N M $146,223 DX B 224.00 Dean, Health-Related Professions College of Health Professions 202.00 N M $173,145 DX B 228.00 Dean, Law College of Law 201.00 N M $210,000 DX B 233.00 Dean, Nursing College of Nursing 202.00 N F $154,831

# Title compare to DX B 235.00 Dean, Pharmacy College of Pharmacy 202.00 N M $200,000 DX B 242.00 Dean, Veterinary Medicine College of Veterinary Medicine 202.00 N M $200,000 DX B 260.00 Director, Distance Learning Develops and promotes distance learning initiatives. Plans, schedules, and coordinates compressed video programs. Plans and develops Internet courses and provides faculty and staff training for distance teaching. Associate Provost and Professor 201.00 N M $200,000 DX B 301.01 Chief Administration Officer Senior administrative official responsible for administrative affairs. Typically supervises purchasing, physical plant management, property management, personnel services, administrative computing, and auxiliary enterprises. also responsible for Environmental Health and Safety Vice President, and University Police Dept. Administrative Affairs 102.00 N M $185,000 DX B 301.10 Director, Environmental Health & Safety Senior administrative official responsible for the campus environment and/or occupational health and safety program. Director and Associate Professor, Environmental Health and Safety 301.00 N M $93,648 DX B 303.00 Chief Budgeting Officer DX B 305.00 General Counsel DX B 306.00 Chief Personnel/Human Resources Officer Senior administrative officer responsible for current budgetary operations. May be responsible for longrange planning in the absence of a planning officer. Director, University Budgeting 201.00 N F $80,500 Senior administrative official responsible for managing the institution's legal affairs. Typically provides legal advice to the corporate board and President/Chancellor, manages matters in litigation, and supervises both inside and outside counsel. Often serves as liaison to regulatory and legislative bodies, courts, and attorneys general. (Do NOT report unless on institution's payroll.) General Counsel 102.00 N F $158,055 Senior administrative official responsible for administering institutional personnel policies and practices for staff and/or faculty. Functions typically include personnel records, benefits, staff employment, wage and salary administration, and (where applicable) labor relations. not responsible for Faculty Personnel Administration Director, University Personnel Services 301.00 N M $87,125

# Title compare to DX B 306.10 Personnel/Human Resources Second senior administrator responsible for administering institutional personnel policies and practices for staff and/or faculty. not responsible for Faculty Personnel Administration University Personnel Services 306.00 N M $80,463 DX B 306.20 Manager, Benefits Responsible for implementing staff and/or faculty benefits, such as medical, dental, long-term disability, retirement, and accidental death benefits. University Personnel Services 306.10 N M $52,685 DX B 306.30 Manager, Training and Development Directs and coordinates employee training, which may include in-house training for management and faculty as well as staff. University Personnel Services 306.10 N F $53,300 DX B 306.40 Manager, Employee Relations Advises and assists staff and/or faculty with respect to general personnel policies and procedures regarding grievances, employee relations, affirmative action, and equal opportunity in a nonunion setting. University Personnel Services 306.10 N F $52,226 DX B 306.60 Manager, Employment Responsible for recruiting, interviewing, placement, and other personnel office functions. University Personnel Services 306.10 N F $50,000 DX B 306.70 Manager, Wage and Salary/Manager, Compensation Responsible for maintaining classification and pay schedules for the institution. Conducts job audits and salary surveys and monitors the pay plan. University Personnel Services 306.10 N M $53,739 DX B 307.00 Director, Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Senior administrative official responsible for the university-wide program designed to ensure equality of opportunity on an individual basis without preferential treatment of any group. Vice Provost & Lecturer 201.00 N F $97,437 DX B 307.10 Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Second senior administrative official responsible for the institution-wide program to ensure equality of employment opportunity. EEO Programs 307.00 N M $40,000 DX B 309.00 Chief Information Systems Officer Directs the institution's major academic and administrative computing activities and voice and data communications. Director, University Computer Systems 201.00 N M $175,000

# Title compare to DX B 309.30 Systems Analyst (Highest Level) Responsible for designing and structuring the appropriate flow of complex computer systems requiring considerable independent judgment. Position involves no programming responsibility. Senior Systems Programmer $46,951 DX B 310.00 Director, Administrative Computing Directs the institution's administrative computing activities. Director, University Computer Systems 301.00 N M $92,726 DX B 310.10 Administrative Computing Second senior administrative official responsible for the institution's administrative computing activities. University Computer Systems 310.00 N M $89,038 DX B 312.00 Chief Physical Plant/Facilities Mgmt. Officer Senior administrative official responsible for the construction, rehabilitation, and maintenance of physical plant facilities. Typically supervises new construction and remodeling, grounds and building maintenance, power plant operation, and parking. also responsible for telephone service and sewage treatment plant operation Director, Physical Plant 301.00 N M $103,575 DX B 312.10 Physical Plant/Facilities Management Second senior administrative official responsible for maintenance and operation of all facilities. Physical Plant 312.00 N $73,128 DX B 312.20 Manager, Landscape and Grounds Responsible for administration of the institution's landscape and grounds programs. Reevaluates and redesigns existing landscaping. Physical Plant 312.10 N M $47,609 DX B 312.30 Manager, Building Maintenance Trades Manages operation of building craft areas, which usually include carpentry, locksmith, painting, sheet metal, welding, masonry, and roof and road functions. Physical Plant 312.10 N M $49,283 DX B 312.40 Manager, Technical Trades Manages operation of the technical trade areas, which usually include plumbing, heating, electrical, refrigeration and air conditioning, preventative maintenance, and water plant functions. Physical Plant 312.10 N M $55,745

# Title compare to DX B 312.50 Manager, Custodial Services Responsible for the management of institutional custodial services. Physical Plant 312.10 N M $58,000 DX B 313.00 Comptroller Directs accounting, payroll, cashiering, and related functions. Also may be responsible for office services, such as mail and telephone services. Controller 301.00 N M $103,263 DX B 313.10 Manager, Payroll Supervises operation of the institution's payroll system. Accounting 313.00 N M $63,201 DX B 316.00 Director, Purchasing/Materials Management Directs central purchasing operations for the institution. Functions typically include preparation of specifications, contracting, bidding, receiving and stores, and approval of invoices. Director, Purchasing 301.00 N F $69,630 DX B 316.10 Purchasing/Materials Management Second senior administrative official responsible for the institution's central purchasing operations. Purchasing 316.00 N M $57,736 DX B 318.00 Director, Internal Audit Directs the advisory function for internal auditing and systems accounting, which serves as an independent appraisal/review of the physical and administrative operations of the institution's financial areas. Inspector General 102.00 N F $97,375 DX B 319.00 Director, Auxiliary Services Responsible for management and operation of college support and auxiliary services, which typically include food service, bookstore, housing, vending, student union, and printing services and which may include a variety of other services and operations. responsible for Traffic and Parking Director, Business and Financial Services 301.10 N M $89,278 DX B 320.00 Director, Campus Security Manages campus police and patrol units; directs campus vehicle traffic and parking; organizes security programs and training as needed. not responsible for Traffic and Parking Director, Safety and Security 301.00 N M $90,096

# Title compare to DX B 322.10 Director, Medical Center Public Relations/Affairs Plans and executes the medical center's program of relating to the institution's external public. Promotes the institution's relationship with the media. University Relations N F $111,780 DX B 401.00 Chief Development Officer Senior administrative official responsible for institutional development programs. typically leads institutional fundraising. Also leads public relations, alumni relations, and information office activities if no organizational co-equal is assigned to the function. Vice President, Development and Alumni Affairs 102.00 N M $199,916 DX B 401.10 Director, Annual Giving Plans and executes the institution's campaign for annual gift support from all constituents, including alumni. Advancement and Alumni Affairs 401.00 N M $73,962 DX B 401.20 Director, Corporate/Foundation Relations Plans and carries out the institution's program of soliciting gifts and grants from corporations and foundations. Director, Advancement and Alumni Affairs 401.00 N M $84,296 DX B 401.40 Director, Planned Giving Plans, organizes, and conducts a comprehensive estate planning and deferred giving program pursuant to the developmental goals of the college or university. Advancement and Alumni Affairs 401.00 N M $90,402 DX B 402.00 Chief Public Relations Officer Senior administrative official responsible for public relations programs. Functions typically include public relations, news media relations, legislative relations, alumni relations, and information office services. Vice President and Associate Professor 102.00 N F $143,500 DX B 402.10 Director, Governmental/Legislative Relations Senior administrative official responsible for developing and maintaining effective relations with the state legislature and coordinating college/university lobbying efforts. Director and Professor 201.00 N F $132,000 DX B 404.00 Director, Alumni Affairs Coordinates contacts and services to alumni, develops and maintains alumni mailing lists and mailings, organizes receptions and other special alumni activities. Director and Professor 401.00 N M $83,061

# Title compare to DX B 406.00 Director, Major Gifts Directs institutional fundraising in the areas of special and deferred gifts. Director, Advancement and Alumni Affairs 401.00 N M $96,076 DX B 409.00 Director, Publications Directs the planning, budgeting, writing, design, production, and distribution of institutional publications. Advancement and Alumni Affairs 402.00 Y DX B 409.10 Publications Second senior administrative official responsible for institutional publications. Research Information 409.00 N M $43,500 DX B 411.00 Director, News Bureau Prepares and writes news and publicity releases and writes feature stories about institutional events and programs. Senior administrative official responsible for the direction of student services and student life programs. Typically supervises student counseling and testing, career development and placement, student union, campus/student activity, minority student support DX B 501.00 Chief Student Affairs Officer program, residence life, and related functions. responsible for Student Housing Information & Publication Services 411.00 Y Vice President, Student Affairs 102.00 N M $164,000 DX B 501.10 Associate Chief Student Affairs Officer Second senior official responsible for the direction of student services and student life programs. Associate Vice President, Student Affairs 501.00 N M $87,000 DX B 501.50 Dean of Students Reports to the Chief Student Affairs Officer and is responsible for functions such as student activities, housing, discipline, and orientation. Dean, Student Affairs 501.00 N M $93,000 DX B 502.00 Chief Admissions Officer Administrative official with primary responsibility for the admission of undergraduates. Also may be responsible for the admission of graduate and professional students or for scholarship administration or similar functions. Associate Univ Registrar 504.00 N M $96,350

# Title compare to DX B 502.10 Admissions Second senior administrative official responsible for student admissions. Assistant Univ Registrar 502.00 N F $70,050 DX B 502.15 Director, Academic Advising Administrative official with primary responsibility for ensuring that all undergraduate students receive accurate and timely advising services. Professor and Associate Dean 213.00 N M $94,500 DX B 504.00 Registrar Administrative official with principal responsibility for student registrations and records. Functions typically include registration, classroom scheduling, maintenance of student records, graduation clearance, and related matters. not responsible for classroom scheduling University Registrar 201.00 Y $96,664 DX B 504.10 Associate Registrar Second senior administrative official with principal responsibility for the performance of the Registrar's duties. Associate Univ Registrar 504.00 N M $84,296 DX B 504.20 Assistant Registrar DX B 506.00 Director, Student Financial Aid Subordinate to the Associate Registrar with responsibility for one substantively related area (e.g., military/va registration or international registration). Directs the administration of all forms of student aid. Functions typically include assistance in the application for loans or scholarships; administration of private, state, or federal loan programs; award of scholarships and fellowships; and maintenance of appropriate records. Assistant Univ Registrar 504.10 N F $58,856 Director, Financial Aid 501.00 N F $87,457 DX B 506.10 Student Financial Aid Second senior administrative official responsible for student financial aid activity. Financial Aid 506.00 N M $54,646 DX B 508.00 Director, Student Housing Senior official responsible for the direction of all residence hall operations for students. Also may administer off-campus housing programs. Director, Univ Housing 501.00 N M $83,025

# Title compare to DX B 508.10 Student Housing Second senior official responsible for all residence hall operations for students. Univ Housing 508.00 N M $75,489 DX B 508.20 Housing Officer/Administrative Operations Responsible for all administrative and fiscal functions in student housing. Univ Housing 508.00 N F $74,121 DX B 508.30 DX B 509.00 Housing Officer/Residence Life Director of Union and Student Activities Responsible for the supervision and direction of residence Directs the life, total staff, operation and student of a student housing. union building and student activities program. Functions typically include supervision of food facilities, guest rooms, information desk, and recreational facilities; arrangement of special functions; coordination of student activities; and supervision of student organizations. Position comparable except: Food Service operation is contracted. Housing 508.10 N $32,330 Director, Multipurpose Facility 501.00 N M $89,565 DX B 511.10 Student Union Second senior official responsible for operation of the student union building and related student activities. Multipurpose Facility 509.00 N F $65,593 DX B 513.00 Director, Career Development and Placement Directs the operation of a student placement office to provide job placement and counseling services to undergraduates, graduates, and alumni. Also may be responsible for placement of students in part-time jobs or jobs outside the institution. Director, Career Development 501.00 N M $85,350 DX B 514.00 Director, Student Counseling Directs the provision of counseling and testing services for students. Director and Professor 501.00 N F $86,403 DX B 514.10 Student Counseling Second senior administrative official responsible for student counseling services. Student Affairs 514.00 N M $53,396

# Title compare to DX B 515.00 Director, Student Health Services (Physician Administrator) Physician who directs the clinics, medical staff, and programs that provide institutionally based health services for the student body. Assistant Professor 231.00 N M $113,000 DX B 516.00 Director, Student Health Services (Nurse Administrator) Nurse who directs the clinics, medical staff, and programs that provide institutionally based health services for the student body. Nursing Services 515.00 N F $75,419 DX B 522.00 Director, Campus Recreation/Intramurals Directs all nonvarsity and club sports and has responsibility for some facilities, including recreational facilities. Student Affairs N M $42,861 DX B 525.00 Director, Conferences Responsible for development, promotion, and implementation of institutional (on-and off-campus) noncredit conferences and seminars. Director, Continuing Education 216.00 N F $56,566