March 7, 2008
A Little Extra Compensation for a Well-Paid President
Quinnipiac University reported paying its president, John L. Lahey, $542,080 in salary and benefits in the 2006 fiscal year, which made him one of the highest-paid leaders among his peer institutions. In fact, he was paid more. The university's board of trustees also paid him an additional $135,520 in salary and benefits as chairman of a separate online-education unit.
Universities, on their annual tax returns, are supposed to report if officers or highly paid personnel received
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