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Lakehead University salaries, 2002

52 people paid $100,000 or more in 2002, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2002
52
+15.6% vs 2001
Median salary
$106,323
+2.5% vs 2001
Highest salary
$191,177
Total disclosed
$5.7M

Everyone on the 2002 list

52 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1FREDERICK GILBERTPresident$191,177$1,620+$5,267 (+2.8%)
2SUSAN A. SOLDANVP, Administration & Finance$126,310$810+$14,116 (+12.6%)
3Michael StonesProfessor$118,991$1,350+$15,263 (+14.7%)
4Henri SalibaDean of Engineering$117,490$1,620+$4,945 (+4.4%)
5ALASTAIR D. MACDONALDProfessor$117,073$1,350+$7,270 (+6.6%)
6ELLIE PREPASProfessor$116,323$1,350new
7Mary Louise HillVice-President (Academic) and Provost$114,939$1,620+$1,127 (+1.0%)
8HARUN RASIDProfessor$114,687$1,350new
9Bahram DadgostarDean of Business Administration$113,931$1,523+$5,574 (+5.1%)
10DAVID KEMPProfessor$111,699$1,620+$5,032 (+4.7%)
11ROBERT DILLEYProfessor$110,490$3,551+$6,762 (+6.5%)
12Gerald PhillipsProfessor$108,478$1,350+$3,258 (+3.1%)
13JULIE T. O'SULLIVANDean of Education$108,378$1,550new
14SIEMER H. TSANGProfessor$108,023$1,350+$2,795 (+2.7%)
15SABAH MANSOURAssociate Professor$108,008$1,350new
16ROGER H. MITCHELLProfessor$107,976$1,350+$2,595 (+2.5%)
17LAURIE J. GARREDProfessor$107,823$1,350+$3,754 (+3.6%)
18MURRAY W. LANKESTERProfessor$107,823$1,350+$4,095 (+3.9%)
19WERDEN J. KEELERProfessor$107,123$1,350+$1,903 (+1.8%)
20PETER F. MAHProfessor$106,730$1,350+$3,998 (+3.9%)
21DAVID COOPERAssociate Professor$106,578$1,013+$5,471 (+5.4%)
22SHER A. MIRZAProfessor$106,467$1,350new
23NORMAN C BONSORProfessor$106,323$1,350+$3,033 (+2.9%)
24GRAHAM BORRADAILEProfessor$106,323$3,786new
25KENNETH M. BROWNProfessor$106,323$2,025−$540 (−0.5%)
26PAUL DRIBENProfessor$106,323$1,350new
27JOHN JAMIESONProfessor$106,323$1,238+$2,595 (+2.5%)
28NORMAN F. LAVOIEProfessor$106,323$1,350+$2,595 (+2.5%)
29WALTER T. MOMOTProfessor$106,323$1,350+$2,595 (+2.5%)
30RANDLE NELSENProfessor$106,323$1,350+$2,595 (+2.5%)
31CHARLES NETLEYProfessor$106,323$1,350+$3,090 (+3.0%)
32INDERJIT NIRDOSHProfessor$106,323$1,350+$2,595 (+2.5%)
33William ParkerProfessor$106,323$1,350+$3,157 (+3.1%)
34DAVID NOCKProfessor$106,267$1,350+$4,368 (+4.3%)
35STEPHEN KISSINProfessor$106,223$1,756+$2,803 (+2.7%)
36WILLIAM G. HEATHProfessor$105,916$1,350+$4,712 (+4.7%)
37MARK L. HOWEProfessor$105,781$1,496−$4,115 (−3.7%)
38KUNG CHI YANGProfessor$105,364$1,350+$5,017 (+5.0%)
39JAMES HERBERT GELLERTProfessor$104,387$1,477new
40DOUGLAS J. THOMProfessor$104,076$1,350new
41ALLAN GILBERTProfessor$103,838$1,350new
42MARY CLARE COURTLANDProfessor$103,616$335+$2,942 (+2.9%)
43ALAN D BOWDProfessor$103,175$1,350−$553 (−0.5%)
44H. GARY MURCHISONProfessor$103,162$1,350new
45STEPHEN GOLDSTEINAssociate Professor$103,009$1,350+$2,435 (+2.4%)
46GRANT WALSHExecutive Director of University Srvcs$102,636$1,615+$2,016 (+2.0%)
47JAMES M. HAINESProfessor$102,497$1,350new
48ROGER DELANEYAssociate Professor$102,308$1,350new
49WILLIAM MONTELPAREActing Dean of Graduate Studies$102,124$1,350new
50ALAIN NABARRAProfessor$101,691$1,013new
51JOSEPH E. MOLTOProfessor$101,677$1,350new
52Reino E PulkkiDean, Forestry & Environmental Studies$100,924$1,572new

Most common jobs in 2002

Professor39
Associate Professor4
Acting Dean of Graduate Studies1
Dean of Business Administration1
Dean of Education1
Dean of Engineering1
Dean, Forestry & Environmental Studies1
Executive Director of University Srvcs1
President1
VP, Administration & Finance1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Lakehead University not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2002 are listed. Everyone else at Lakehead University that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work