1. AAUP Forum on Faculty Salaries 11 November 2015 David K. Robinson Professor of History Past-president of Missouri Conference of AAUP

2. This presentation will be posted on aaup.truman.edu aaup.truman.edu Useful website from Chron. High. Ed. Source: U.S. Department of Education’s Integrated Postsecondary Data System (IPEDS) http://data.chronicle.com/178615/Truman-State-University/

3. Unless otherwise indicated, data source is “AAUP Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession,” found on www.aaup.org 2006-07www.aaup.org

4. 2014-15

5. 2014-15 Missouri IIA (master’s) state universities

6. Prioritizing all but faculty/staff support (besides salary issues) Faculty support lost since 1995: Summer research grants; fac. and curr. dev. grants Extra funding to present at conferences On-campus daycare center Sabbaticals--suspended for several years; still very limited “Defined benefit” retirement lost in 2011; retirement health-care gone before that No printers in faculty offices Choose your own …

7. Prioritizing all but faculty/staff support (besides salary issues) Clear priorities since 1995: Merit scholarships to draw highly selected students (discounting) Summer research grants to students Travel money for students to attend conferences Bringing administrator salaries ‘up to market’ (2009-11) Addressing ‘deferred maintenance’ on campus (during past few years)

8. Average annual increases in administrative vs. instructional salaries, 2009-11 Source: IPEDS

9. Source: Missouri Secretary of State ‘Bluebook’ (2013-14) Salaries (1000s) of state university presidents descending order: U. Missouri 450.0 Missouri St. U. 275.0 U. of Central MO257.6 Northwest MO St. U.238.5 Truman St. U. 232.5 Southeast MO St. U.211.0 Lincoln U.200.0 Harris-Stowe St. U.200.0 MO Western St. U.189.1 Linn St. Tech. College168.5 MO Southern St. U. ?