Salaries of public college chiefs rise, median tops $400,000

[chashaobao]

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@katliamom

– Patently untrue. Programs and initiatives are cut, merged or eliminated altogether all the time. Because schools have had to become more entrepreneurial, programs are also often run like businesses. If they don’t generate money, they’re done away with. As are jobs and positions.

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<p>Programs that generate money? Could you name a few?</p>

<p>Jobs are done with? Some janitorial jobs, maybe? </p>

<p>The number of university administrators and administrative staff has been continuously growing for the last 2 decades, at least twice the rate of student/faculty growth. You can go check out Benjamin Ginsberg’s book “The Fall of the Faculty: The Rise of the All-Administrative University and Why It Matters”.</p>