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>> A hacker had gotten into Cool's WMU account and changed the routing number for his payments, he said, sending $1,518.62 to a bank in Utah..... There was $11.
by nmridul 13y ago
>> A hacker had gotten into Cool's WMU account and changed the routing number for his payments, he said, sending $1,518.62 to a bank in Utah..... There was $11.08 left in the Utah account, which is all Cool has gotten back of his paycheck.
Just curious. A professor is paid only $1,529.70 ? Hope it is weekly.
- mhb 13y agoGym teacher? http://homepages.wmich.edu/~cool/ http://homepages.wmich.edu/~cool/
- maxerickson 13y agoHe's a gym teacher teacher.
- up_and_up 13y agoGym teacher with a Ed.D. in Pedagogy and Motor Learning. So no not just a gym teacher.
- HarryHirsch 13y agoActually, this fellow is paid $70K/year (he's at a public university where salaries are public). He got into the system before the big shift to lecturers and adjuncts, and since he has been in the system for a long time there is a long history of salary increases, back when times were good, and never a decrease - the phenomenon of sticky wages in action. Whether his compensation is fair is a different question. His homepage lists what courses he is teaching but not the number of actual sections. A lecturer can teach three sections of a full-time four-credit course. With preparation, grading and contact hours this constitutes a 40-hour workweek.
- hatbert 13y agoI realize that central Michigan has a fairly low cost of living, but that seems surprisingly low for a tenured professor.
- HarryHirsch 13y ago$70K is the market rate for an assistant professor at that level of school. For comparison, a full-time lecturer gets around $40K, and the rate for a part-time adjunct with no benefits is something like $6K per section taught. That is low. It's no surprise that universities are moving to that employment model.