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.'ir*: ' f-.-s*.*.-*.x;s.* -- c ** %-'-*'-- .- ' Report: faculty members ' salaries behind hcAUSi'iSSTKEtJi Ass-csiti^ ia rigures coiitpik-d by Dr. Va! i.s.ae. Stetsctt Uatversity tags xgorficanlly tehird s*-ther uaieersities of rx .-.tr-s* and stature in cumpnsation af te facj-ij hies;, a professor of economics, pres- s*c.tt,*d this information te tte Stetson chapter of the American AssockiUon of Daiversity Professors iAAUP,* at its N-..eea iter U meeting rhapter President Long's figures state that the average compnsafton fa tensa meaning salary plus Paefitsi for a full-time faculty member will be tn,?* for the 8S--8S year, coiapred tc tS*I ,3M for the il-ffl school year and (23»a» fer (0*1 In UK this figure wastlMW, *A*ten aujuster. for infktx*- *-is figures shaw that o-imaartrd ta ii*. a* * -at huyinti pwer c-: flOjIue ui *.*" tbe average facaity memter car. bay sah jajGC worth of gaods and senx x- il-i*= yoar with hs or her present salar, Tte average professor wil] earn IIS,l4P in 8343, eompred to |S3,«9 in 81*12 and r}31,.337 at d-7-41. The average associate professor will earn tH,l» in a24?, eompred ta ISilS ai B142 and |lt,tt» ia IMI. Ar- assJalani wid earn W.lft in U43 and an instructor, |14,3Xi Wttli the aid ef two graphs, Long shewed that Stetson University cum- p&sated full-tiiae facatfy members ever fS,t» less than did the University of South Florida, «t?« less than fioliins ft* V ^V vMi. - st -*p ra th - v+M Forensics captures first -iX -111 i.--s *■ . -; - -sc - s .-*. .-->- - . --i i; ----- *-i-i.- -- - * ;. x ii-a -; s - ... I «!-'-** l'...-x i I..- .. t "--ls.-i-'--.ru . .Vt.. i-s - - -.t-i X-.-ii - ;=. ... ■;,-,„-,{ ,r.1 -ami rij.i>s- bei-ii..i - -i -I - Xri.-s.n.cx f .-*.l,,i.sixsis : -..:s ;)|s lib;-** - i* ;v s- x i : t il --.tiri.*. -.ex**-- *..tx -- - -*x- r v\-.s,.-ii|-.ari-i.s!* -1- . t-. . --i-..is .--c-pretitka . . -... -^sx* s -■-* *. a ror*-- **ex- „-:: .-..-a -*s 4X-.X v..;3*sia ars'... r > -. s. r- '.xc-is. Xrsj-----cr ;■ jj-adua-s' x-Xs-X li.ci S,-t....;s| was raak^i a- .s. -ri --.-,-- sxrat sparer at X-* * :; *.--:: is. at ;.;- nl< arxi-ig xta tra- frs. i . x -rXX- f-s.ti-xri^ -;■*.,.*..; -..-,- lad xof-e Li ltd x-....s. ^si-xe-. a; ,,-J .rriprompti., x; . .s*'ts - *.;xt; 1'aaiuroirss. '--cl s< - -i-n. Jo.*s arx ci.*- rxxe .-- i * **--Xi?; *i .*.: - x ..*;.:.«■ --: =■ - X*- V - sMi -x. - s vr - ..*i --„s X-r -- t * *i-i ri -*1 - ;- i.i*xi;s -.. , si X i.* ;*--.-.- ...x ;-s r.rx -?...,!.. r.. :. - f-:-i.l- ti-. i .-. -*-- - i , s *-;H ; -■£•-. -- 't.1 .U.. ;ll il t"li|*!-..*!.,ifsta. «J-J :Hl s lx- ii.i--i-trsr*;.iis--i ^. 3* =i h-i pa^i--!- :.rfe fiaa".. --I. t tn R - SttstMt Dye. Crais Putna). Martte Groover BetiweX a scpPca-rc retm Ora-tav *'i:.-, s.sa wxn 6th place c ace: exx* -pets. ix. ConUnucoc-n?6 s * *l;s ,-,e -ns; l-txi'a h-=-.- iteri 11,-, is;.- si Xu -itt :* ai.t. eJ'tV :ii.::.e-as*s ;-.-.tiig.- ... tra v.-cs tt sa tax jKiytr.sf.fc :j:i a -fe-.sk s; ;sr..- roe l:.s.hx- ni;:c.;t Us fr»s« siac 1 iws.x . Stetsu ha^- ix-saricr; c.iriys cc i\.tr a.is-. five s;s;.;e-uteiixi. far ths. ;ia-: i-is years with respel fa faculty salaries. Finis for faculty salaries are derived franc two sources - tattioa pid by students and immorally eadowmeats. For salaries io increase one or both of these satirees must increase, "We all knew that the endowment sttual.er. here rs atrocioas," said i«ng, Ming is schedased to present this salary aad eompasation study ta die Faculty St-natc at its neat meet ing lit Gary Maris, chairman of tlie faculty senate, made the following fomaieots ia ar mterview last night: '***hile 1 have not seer, this study yet the data has consistenfly come ap this way in the pst- First of all, die fact that Stetson faculty salacie* tire krw relative to raary stheois is ats: a pleasant fact -AP sen miiy, tte President ts aware s;*-* ths :aci acid is ttsnojrat-d. In fact. S.H-X- Trs-.s- ,i-*-*it X.trraa -. tcnuc- iiere aixaa. h.* .nd aa.- asin iriistraton have tis..-n. .n-.-s- *.s a,*'ss ..... -X* gap beisi,et-a .StiXas-.i ks-, *tl--ri 11 i-a 'sr.es r**ac ^tis -s tti i*-*i *- a- or *-- a 1- -.. arr- r.-re;-..x hs-r- tx-ei -t.-*t* rj-*> Due cans tenure- oegaa ri.i«* th-;- -.tt were pris>r to his tenure **Tte faculty .senate s- rak* t*. ths tc aruvidt the President wo ;citsrttu.fasn such a; ths study, and ta make rcccommeudatans to the President Pop Dancac has beet very ceacerned ahout this matter." University Provost Denton Coker apparent as guesl speaker at Ihe inforinai meeting last Friday. Tweaty facuii} members attended. Coker pointed out tha: ptotueens are relative and that he is "more excited about the good things gauig on at Stetson than he is concerned about the pro- idema- * He euatiaued, "Vou have an atmosphere of pen and free debate on this campus. Ton caa express your opinions and disagree with pack other and still work together as coEeagues.** Tne meeting cantiadec! ts sXfef- commended the facaity oa *ts rc-mn-jt- rcent to ibe institution and its aiihh r..* work as a taut lo bring about ;-fant.e. -IXiksiy lias any rt-sp.1 fix th.- ai!tfca.sri*-;, af tte proecsst' qaicpert f a-.i...: * Aasl I "look its a good ihitw Tt*-- 1 h rt-*.p*.l and «ulhoc-iy aai ic.;- .re>-r- - - that s*|-.si. kr- cam. r-s -1 - itat,i,t- . * Registrar Wehrle directs his first winter, spring pre-regfo-r ation fit IttnFl'H \; s.-,|-ii*sx Hs-r,si*t, .-rs-ji. i i;.-; xii 1 t x s -t~-*ni> ...„s-:*-.-*-a 1; -.. - - . - ; i;- - x r i s -*- x- - **:* *i I t-.a. i. .--a-- >- -1--is X*s\*. *...: ■-'.,- *i ----- -; 1; X s 1 .. .s - !*<; ,i.| Cs - LasJ x ' * 1.. 1. : : r -*it a Is >ii 11. a> -*- r.-1.-- -*-: s;!-.--X.r tJiXC-LlKi. i-.s - *. is * **s s . 1 - s sli -I --'.- -n- 1.--. ts.*: -II.-.*- s - >1 1 . . I.s s. .- -1 . 1 '-.-s ; s . I. -;.- .; - -. *-4--*-. aij.ri--s-i . --j.-.-xt- ;-i - * - *.-1*..1 it.. ;*.*s--.s. f - . > -a,.; ts 1; i.-i -r. .:, -■*.! 1*- -:--r W. .xi.- i't. rri.-i |is.sSssi .1,-1*1 id- J,r-- uaitti j 'I -| * i -* fsi-.*-i; j --xis.se u is i h;-- ifs-r* .-i--- 'si,.s. r;s,.- -...x-i.s-,.. 1 ;.-nx- >t str-iirax i. !;- .,-is^ tl-,- rxsiiirarx,.. csrpris .a*-1 i;- -xkats. thrx.- -*-***rl f-i t ^; y i..«,u. * -e-1 nrit.;-;. io Axcrsiai..- "-'* *4'e!-'-* itit siudcits srheiluxsj tf -s -XCiX rslumlay iai -.,i st-vtiX, a..iij:x- ..a.-as. cf Cic1r t-.it:ipuler-a-ssi.*-*r ;.i. .* sj*s W:ri*ss.-«diij. tlehrli, .-iiti. *ac rsxistnetc-n 1 .srs 'ax- sibjt.t*lfli;i i.t< s-»Lirx Th- itiaj; -. i.id studc-at .rritrci^rii is mat lit ,.(.-r<..x.ts:it"i-. times mere as.-t alwaj-' as.-:i-r*is:-i .an :ac time :<-a>:ruJ ;Csiil ut >;'-*-s. a..-re-. * Ve'iri* said ,\ -'-;*-u..x "s X;-i-r.s is*; .„ s ,-,., exx -r. .- .;-«! ; jymiea --s;.i< sPii'ilx* ri:-. X sxc* X-'-eX *h*r Welirk tails tlitii|s wear T«fie attrtNaiif ylarofttt, **l'tc ibe giiy tney sUie«-jdent--« £->, h ihe froa: Lne here-'" Wetele .st*; *J .-■*-! appreciate their fmstratrs-iet ' Wcl-r.e said tlte ffxxty rcareseatat.:*.-;-.: f>-,:,T the vaxitt.*- *schael * Vxs-I rs a Xt prxcaJe'* dutsr-r xu- :-!:.;.=t regirxra 11 s*i prrcess.
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