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Ohio Students Protest President's Raise

January 09, 2009 05:39 PM ET | Alison Go | Permanent Link | Print

Students at Ohio University are protesting the $85,000 raise of President Roderick McDavis, the school's newspaper, the Post , reports. Students for a Democratic Society are petitioning that McDavis, who earns a $380,000 base salary, forgo his raise, much like a number of other college presidents have done so already.

The state of Ohio has cut $2 billion this past year, although higher education was mostly spared. However, the school predicts it will see a budget shortfall between $15 million and about $40 million over the next two years.

Tags: colleges | salaries | Ohio University

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dichotomy

To OU student, how can you say you don't want a scholarship and in the same paragraph say you want affordable education? I'm not

Penn president

The president of the University of Pennsylvania donated $100,000 for research opportunities for undergraduates.

pay raise

Talk about arrogance. If this guy really cared about his school he'd ASK for a pay cut. Fire him...he's no leader.

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