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Law Prof Who Specializes In Poverty Makes $205,400 -- Teaching One Class Per Semester
[THECOLLEGEFIX] A controversial, outspoken law professor who frequently bashes Republicans and specializes in poverty issues as a self-proclaimed champion of the poor earns $205,400 per year — for teaching one class per semester.The University of North Carolina School of Law pays Professor Gene Nichol $205,400 annually for his one class per semester workload. On top of his teaching salary, he receives a $7,500 stipend as director of the law school's Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity.
Nichol is slated to teach federal jurisdiction this fall and constitutional law in spring 2015. He told The College Fix there is nothing unusual about his compensation. "I'm a full time faculty member — doing all the varied things faculty members do," he stated. "That's the basis for the salary you quote. Beyond that, I'm paid $7,500 to run the poverty center — the same as all the other law school center directors."
The News & Observer lists the UNC Distinguished Professor of Law Thomas Lee Hazen's salary at $222,000. However, Switzerland makes more than cheese... he is slated to teach four classes this fall, and two in the spring. UNC Distinguished Professor of Law Sarah Elizabeth Gibson earns $200,000 annually, and has a similar workload to Nichol at one class per semester. Posted by: Fred 2014-06-28 |
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