Listening to a Cal State University board of trustees meeting and thought I had misheard a certain number but it’s accurate: Amid a budget crisis and layoffs, the trustees raised the chancellor’s salary by 30% to $625,000.

Jason Fagon ^ | Nov 17 2020 | Jason Fagon, SF Chronicle

[rintintin]

Jason Fagone @jfagone Listening to a Cal State University board of trustees meeting and thought I had misheard a certain number but it’s accurate: Amid a budget crisis and layoffs, the trustees raised the chancellor’s salary by 30% to $625,000. 11:52 AM · Nov 17, 2020·TweetDeck

[rintintin]

This is why we can’t cancel student loan debt. There are bills to be paid

[elpadre]

Well, the left has a long list of nut-cases from which these so called universities can select their trustees.

[ptsal]

California has to keep up with their peer group.

[BenLurkin]

Astronomical salary.

[A strike]

It’s for the children.

[chrisinoc]

My friend will have her UC Santa Cruz salary cut by 10% in 2021. She is retiring on June 30 and gets to work from home (otherwise spends $400 per month in gasoline) so it is okay with her.

[cherry]

big money in big education....when local teachers make 3x the average local salary, something is very wrong..

[eyeamok]

I think the chancellor deserves every penny of it for managing to get Thousands of prospective students to go mindlessly into perpetual debt to get a degree in Gender Studies that won’t qualify them to work at Starbucks, see ANTIFA

[blueplum]

Of course, the obvious question, why is a chancellor making a Wall-Street salary?