University Times

Under Pennsylvania’s 2008 right to know law, the University must disclose the compensation of its 25 highest-paid non-officers.

In fiscal year 2012, they were:

1. James P. Dixon II, athletics — $2,281,656.
2. Michael T. Graham, athletics — $1,936,042 (of which $1 million was reimbursed by Arizona State University).
3. David R. Wannstedt, athletics — $1,290,357.
4. Steven C. Pederson, athletics — $789,583.
5. Nancy E. Davidson, medicine — $637,000.
6. Michael J. Becich, biomedical informatics — $457,293.
7. Agnus M. Berenato, athletics — $440,655.
8. Donald S. Burke, public health — $437,216.
9. Thomas W. Braun, dental medicine — $401,092.
10. Steven L. Kanter, medicine — $400,000.
11. Massimo M. Trucco, pediatrics — $396,703.
12. Alan J. Russell, surgery — $396,345.
13. Douglass Lansing Taylor, computational and systems biology — $368,096.
14. Loren H. Roth, psychiatry — $366,709.
15. Jean-Francois Richard, economics — $362,595.
16. Marc Shane Malandro, Office of Technology Management  —$361,895.
17. Angela M. Gronenborn, structural biology — $356,689.
18. David Gur, radiology — $353,309.
19. John Jeffrey Inman, business administration — $352,133.
20. Rocky Sung Chi Tuan, orthopaedic surgery — $348,081.
21. Bruce A. Freeman, pharmacology and chemical biology — $346,801.
22. Jeffrey L. Masnick, Schools of the Health Sciences — $345,000.
23. Charles A. Perfetti, Learning Research and Development Center — $343,700.
24. Alexander Davidovich Sorkin, cell biology — $343,633.
25. Johnny Huard, orthopaedic surgery — $343,321.