Our law adjuncts get $8300. They started at $6000 in 95.


 At 09:29 AM 10/18/00 -0600, you wrote:
>$4335 at U. of Wyoming
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>From:   Susan Boyd [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
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>At the University of Tulsa (private), we pay $5,000.
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>Susan Boyd, J.D.
>Director and Endowed Fellow of Business Law
>Genave King Rogers Business Law Center
>University of Tulsa
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>Tulsa, OK   74104
>(918) 631-2944
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>From: Academy of Legal Studies in Business (ALSB) Talk
>[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Kimberlianne Podlas
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>In the 2 NY-metro area institutions where I previously worked (1 public
>university, 1 private college -- in the graduate school), the salary was
>$1,250 and $1,500, respectively, per class.
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>I was also (briefly) a director of a legal studies program where we paid
>adjuncts $45-$70 per clock hour (which is a bit more, but less than $3,000).
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>kimberlianne podlas
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>gmosier wrote:
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>> I have been requested to conduct a "fact finding mission" on salary ranges
>> that are being paid for adjunct faculty in Legal Studies in Business.  We
>> currently pay a ridiculously low amount on a per class basis ($3,000) for
>> the position of lecturer (we are not hiring any new ones just looking for
>> compensation comparisons)  Any information on amounts and/or alternative
>> schemes would be of help.  e-mail me at [log in to unmask]
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>> Greg
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>> Gregory C. Mosier
>> Regents Service Professor
>> Legal Studies in Business
>> Oklahoma State University
>> Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078
>> 405.744.5118
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