Bendapudi gets 47% raise

Penn State branch campus professors outraged as President Bendapudi gets 47% pay raise amid campus closures | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette https://share.google/h5iQlikmUKVvanQt1
Campus closures and the president’s raise are 2 different things ( apples and oranges….at least Fuji and Macintosh ), but 47% is well beyond ridiculous…..unless she was initially seriously underpaid ( not familiar with the contract)
 
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Campus closures and the president’s raise are 2 different things ( apples and oranges….at least Fuji and Macintosh ), but 47% is well beyond ridiculous…..unless he was initially seriously underpaid ( not familiar with the contract)

Agree they are different. I was simply posting a PSU related news item. That said, she was making ~$1M and got a raise to $1.47M. IDK the justification, but this seems abnormal. She is now the highest paid B1G president and 2nd highest paid public university president.
 
Campus closures and the president’s raise are 2 different things ( apples and oranges….at least Fuji and Macintosh ), but 47% is well beyond ridiculous…..unless she was initially seriously underpaid ( not familiar with the contract)
She was below the median, and this supposedly takes her to the 80th percentile. Sounds like she's been successful at raising money, helping to secure $560 million in philanthropic donations. Closing some of the branch campuses probably makes sense, though I'd like to have seen it studied a bit more.
 
She was below the median, and this supposedly takes her to the 80th percentile. Sounds like she's been successful at raising money, helping to secure $560 million in philanthropic donations. Closing some of the branch campuses probably makes sense, though I'd like to have seen it studied a bit more.
Below the median, and 80th percentile of what? All universities?
The article says she is now the highest paid B1G president and 2nd highest paid public university president.
 
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