The Chronicle of Higher Education has published its 2009-10 average faculty salary chart here. It lists compensation by field and rank at four year colleges and universities. The financial losers? Theology and religious vocations professors...though dollars to donuts, it's gotta be those darn religious vocation profs who are dragging down the mean. And English professors aren't faring particularly well either. No shock: law-related professors are pulling in the biggest paychecks.
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