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As both a journalist and a student, one of my primary concerns is ensuring transparency within the University administration. Every fall, The Daily Illini puts together the Salary Guide, which contains the current salaries for university employees across all three campuses to hold the University System accountable.

One of the most important things we do as journalists is keep those in power liable for their actions. We see this happening a lot at the local, state and federal levels in the government system. More often than not, journalists act as the watchdogs to keep an eye out for wrongdoings. As studentjournalists at The Daily Illini, we strive for nothing less.

It’s our responsibility to maintain a system of our own checks and balances to ensure everything within the University System runs smoothly and without irresponsibility or corruption.

Through a Freedom of Information Act request, we obtain the raw salaries of all System employees. Salaries are paid for in part by tuition and taxpayer dollars, which is why it is vital that students and community members understand exactly where their money is going.

University faculty and administrative officials are constantly changing positions, which can make it very difficult to keep track of their pay. The request gives us the raw sum of an employee’s salary but doesn’t include any overtime pay or mid-year promotions.

Salaries that are not included in the

request are employees classified as extra help, graduate assistant, pre-doctoral fellow, academic or grad hourly, medical resident, summer appointment, student retiree or unpaid.

To some, publishing salaries may seem like an invasive feat. But in the interest of transparency and accountability, it is important to maintain this system of checks and balances and conduct a further investigation if something seems out of place.

The Daily Illini puts together both the guide and a database as part of the complete Salary Guide. The guide is meant to be a reference to showcase some of the top earners within the System, while the database is meant to be an easy-to-use forum containing the entire list of salaries.

The Salary Guide is one of the most consistently viewed pieces The Daily Illini publishes. Going through the Salary Guide can be fun — seeing just how much your professors earn — but to others, it’s a resource for comparing how much some employees earn in relation to their peers.

I encourage all campus and community members to spend time going through the Salary Guide to help keep themselves informed about where money is allocated.

As watchdogs, we do our job to ensure the rest of the University is doing theirs.

The Salary Guide can be found on the Daily Illini’s website. In addition, the entire database can be found online at salaryguide. dailyillini.com.

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$700,000 $600,000

Dean salaries by college King Li, Carle Illinois College of Medicine

Jeffrey Brown, Business Vikram Amar, Law Tamer Basar, Engineering (Interim)

$500,000

Feng Sheng Hu, LAS Kimberlee Kidwell, ACES James Anderson, Education Wojtek Chodzko-Zajko, Graduate

$400,000

Wojtek Chodzko-Zajko, Media (Interim) Fritz Drasgow, Labor and Employment Relations Cheryl Hanley-Maxwell, AHS Peter Constable, Veterinary Medicine

$300,000

Steven Anderson, Social Work Allen Renear, Information Sciences

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Salaries of UI chancellors

BY JESSICA BURSZTYNSKY SENIOR REPORTER

$800,000

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CHANCELLOR ROBERT JONES Jones is the chief executive officer of the Urbana-Champaign campus.

$649,000

VICE CHANCELLOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AND PROVOST ANDREAS CANGELLARIS Cangellaris is the chief academic and budget officer for campus. It’s his job to oversee academic and budgetary policies.

$495,000

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and vice chancellors

INTERIM VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH SUSAN MARTINIS Martinis is the senior research officer on campus. She coordinates research initiatives, facilitates research and creative endeavors, and she oversees administrative processes and interdisciplinary institutes.

$327,500

VICE CHANCELLOR FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS DANITA BROWN YOUNG Brown Young is the senior student affairs officer. Her sole focus is on students, as she is responsible for ensuring students have opportunities for health and wellness, diversity and engagement.

$279,500

VICE CHANCELLOR FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT BARRY BENSON Benson is the senior advancement officer.

He focuses on alumni relations, marketing and communications and development to lead to financial growth from private donors.

$170,000

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University of Illinois colleges

BY KAREN LIU NEWS EDITOR

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus has a total of 16 colleges, including 15 undergraduate colleges and one graduate college. During the 2017-18 school year, the campus spent a total of $495,993,420 on faculty salary.Â

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ranked by total salary No. 1 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: $120,589,563 No. 9 College of Law: $12,906,696 LAS has more than 70 majors and the faculty in the college accounts for one-third of all faculty College of Law has 57 full-time faculty members and 71 part-time faculty members. on campus.

Total number of students: 487 Total number of students: 14,535 No. 10 School of Social Work: $12,680,784 School of Social Work offers three degree programs: bachelor, master and doctoral.

Total number of students: 607

No. 2 College of Engineering: $116,618,682 College of Engineering contains 12 departments and over 400 faculty members.

Total number of students: 11,463

No. 11 College of Media: $8,502,802 College of Media consists of advertising, computer science + advertising, journalism and media and cinema studies.

Total number of students: 1,133

No. 3 College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences: $78,743,219 ACES offers 11 different majors and has more than 3,000 students.

Total number of students: 3,308 No. 4 Gies College of Business: $44,996,510 Gies College of Business has programs in accountancy, business administration and finance.

Total number of students: 6,213

No. 12 School of Information Sciences: $7,317,401 School of Information Sciences offers seven degrees and programs, as well as a minor in Informatics.

Total number of students: 809

No. 5 College of Fine + Applied Arts: $28,040,830 FAA has programs in the schools of architecture, art + design, dance, landscape architecture, No. 13 School of Labor and Employment Relations: $4,092,547 music, theater and urban + regional planning.

Total number of students: 251 Total number of students: 2,479 No. 14 Carle Illinois School of Medicine: $3,968,389 No. 6 College of Veterinary Medicine: $24,790,594 Carle Illinois School of Medicine welcomed its first class of 32 students in Fall 2018.

College of Veterinary Medicine consists of three academic departments: comparative biosciences, pathobiology and veterinary clinical medicine.

Total number of students: 627 No. 15 Graduate College: $2,337,711 Graduate College consists of more than 100 disciplinary areas.

Total number of students: 60 No. 7 College of Education: $15,344,026 College of Education currently has 122 faculty members listed.

Total number of students: 1,612 No. 16 Division of General Studies: $1,258,259 Total number of students: 2,962 No. 8 College of Applied Health Science: $13,805,400 Student totals were taken from the Division of Management Information’s Fall 2018 report.

AHS consists of four departments: kinesiology & community health, speech & hearing sciences, recreational sports & tourism and i-Health.

Total number of students: 2,359 karenl3@dailyillini.com

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Top 10 earners at the University $4,008,000 $2,850,000 $656,500

DEAN AND CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER OF CARLE ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

4. HARDY NICKERSON

$649,000

5. ROBERT JONES

$528,000

MEN’S HEAD BASKETBALL COACH

3. KING LI

$650,000

$624,240

2. BRADLEY UNDERWOOD

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH AND DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR FOR FOOTBALL

CHANCELLOR

6. JOSHUA WHITMAN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

7. NANCY FAHEY HEAD COACH FOR WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

$500,000

8. RODNEY SMITH

$495,000

9. ANDREAS CANGELLARIS

$472,850

10. JEFFREY BROWN

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR AND QUARTERBACKS COACH FOR FOOTBALL

VICE CHANCELLOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AND PROVOST

DEAN AND PROFESSOR AT THE GIES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

1. LOVIE SMITH HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

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Highest paid sports coaches BRADLEY UNDERWOOD MEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH

LOVIE SMITH

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

$4,008,000

$2,850,000

NANCY FAHEY

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH

$528,000

MICHAEL SMALL

MEN’S GOLF HEAD COACH

$338,750

CHRISTOPHER TAMAS

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL HEAD COACH

$318,000

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Highest-paid football coaches LOVIE SMITH

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

$4,008,000

HARDY NICKERSON DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

$650,000 RODNEY SMITH

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

$500,000

LUKE BUTKUS

OFFENSIVE LINE COACH

$343,000

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