AHB III will tastefully avoid the most impolite conversation topic, at least until he succumbs to temptation. But idle chatter concerning the second most impolite topic continues full-throatedly or perhaps, more accurately, deep- throatedly. For your delectation, this quite useful index of Rutgers salaries, thanks to one of my informants. AHB's first reaction: he will apply for any job, in any field, at Rutgers.
Any additions to my small but splendid data base are most welcome. Just add them to the comments section below.
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A method for estimating faculty salaries in history is described on the jobs wiki.
Database for the UC system:
http://www.sfgate.com/webdb/ucpay/
University of Michigan Ann Arbor data (in an excel spreadsheet, very easy to sort by department):
http://errwpc.umdl.umich.edu/public/3/3/1/3314612.html
Salaries for public employees in the state of Iowa can be found here: http://data.desmoinesregister.com/watchdog/index.php
Scroll down to salaries, enter the last name of the individual and pick out the university and county.
Dear Sir,
You can find salaries of SUNY employees here: http://timesunion.com/data/payroll/.
1) Click on the year
2) Select SUNY in the "Agency" Section
3) Select specific SUNY campus from the "SubAgency" Section
NC University Salary Database for 2006-2007: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/data/story/94568.html
AHB is greatly indebted to his fellow snoops for this information. He has long been skeptical of the fallacy of the distinction between public and private and welcomes these efforts to shed light on the dark corners of academe.
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