Janet Napolitano is enjoying an unconscionable $600,000 salary as the pres of UC of California system, but the students and their overburdened parents will see a total of 25% hike in tuition and that is at a time when many lose jobs, see reduction in wages and unconscionable increases in health care rates due to Obamacare. Time for the students to strike and demand the oust of Napolitano who suffers from a Napoleon complex
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6 Responses to “Janet Napolitano is enjoying an unconscionable $600,000 salary as the pres of UC of California system, but the students and their overburdened parents will see a total of 25% hike in tuition and that is at a time when many lose jobs, see reduction in wages and unconscionable increases in health care rates due to Obamacare. Time for the students to strike and demand the oust of Napolitano who suffers from a Napoleon complex”
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November 6th, 2014 @ 7:22 am
thank you
November 6th, 2014 @ 9:09 am
Her first name should be spelled Ja-nut.
November 6th, 2014 @ 12:37 pm
Yeah, this is absurd for anyone to raise the amount a student has to pay, when O is destroying our America.
And she is making that kind of $$!
At the U.of Iowa, the President has frozen her salary and people here use some common sense to be of help to students.
November 6th, 2014 @ 12:47 pm
The man she replaced was paid MORE than her.
Mark G. Yudof
President of the University, University of California system (left September 2013): $857,000
Here is the list of the ten highest-paid public university presidents with their compensation packages rounded to the nearest thousand. For the full list of 256 presidents, go to the Chronicle’s site here. (link at source)
https://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2014/05/19/the-highest-paid-public-university-presidents-2/2/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Yudof
November 7th, 2014 @ 2:59 am
this is an atrocity. These people should have their salaries cut.
November 7th, 2014 @ 2:06 pm
According to Orly’s link: For the first time in four years, UC leaders are proposing tuition increases
Regarding the President of the University of Iowa
“President Mason successfully advocated for a two-year tuition freeze for resident undergraduate students for the 2013–2015 academic years, the first such tuition freeze in nearly forty years.”
https://president.uiowa.edu/presidents-office/biography
So FOUR years of not raising tuition in California – compared to TWO years in Iowa.
I can not find any articles about the President of Iowa freezing her salary.
According to wiki:
Sally Mason President of University of Iowa
Salary US $465,000
However this FOX article says:
She is the only university president not hired by its current leadership. But she appeared to be on a stronger footing last August, when the board increased her salary by 4 percent to $513,000 and praised her for meeting goals.
Mason, 63, has been working as an at-will employee since 2012, after the board took the unusual step of not extending her contract, meaning she could be fired at any time. If she is removed as president, Mason would be entitled to a lower-paying faculty position in the biology department, where she holds tenure.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/28/regent-blasts-university-iowa-president-for-sex-assault-remark-lack/
The above link is about
“Regent blasts University of Iowa president for sex assault remark, lack of communication”