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2020 Salary Disclosure Document PSSD RECORD OF EMPLOYEES' 2020 SALARIES AND BENEFITS - EMPLOYEES SECONDED TO MINISTRIES REGISTRE DES TRAITEMENTS ET AVANTAGES VERSÉS AUX EMPLOYÉS EN 2020 - EMPLOYÉS EN DÉTACHEMENT AUPRÈS D'UN MINISTÈRE Year / Sector / Secteur Employer / Employeur Surname / Nom de famille Given Name / Prénom Position Title / Poste Salary Paid / Traitement versé Benefits / Avantages Année 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University McPherson Moira N President and Vice-Chancellor 360,046.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Barnett David Provost and Vice President (Academic) 245,009.07 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Pozihun Katherine A Vice President - Administration and Finance 230,546.87 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hughes Jula M Dean of Law 221,046.87 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Islam Syed S Professor 220,840.11 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Dean Andrew P Vice-President Research and Innovation 217,046.87 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Bedard Michel Dean-Health and Behavioural Sciences 216,046.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Randall Todd A Dean of Science and Environmental Studies 216,046.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Melville Wayne Dean of Education 216,046.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Shahi Chander Dean of Graduate Studies 216,046.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Birmingham Elizabeth Dean of Social Sciences and Humanities 216,046.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Mohammed Sabah M Professor 209,180.36 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Singh Birbal Professor 208,660.95 0.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Mallik Azim U Professor 202,546.91 582.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Fiaidhi Jinan A Professor 201,266.72 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Brownlee Edward K Professor 200,118.75 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Murchison Heather C Vice-Provost (Institutional Planning and Analysis) and Strategic Advisor to the President 199,290.23 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Wei Ruizhong Professor 198,695.36 232.80 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Panu Umed S Professor 198,046.95 0.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hill Mary Louise Professor 198,046.95 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Rakshit Sudip Professor-Canada Research Chair 196,688.60 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Dang Qing L Professor 196,050.47 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Miao Tianxuan Professor 194,607.51 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Richards David A Dean of Business Admininistration 193,756.95 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Natarajan Krishnamoorthy Professor 193,021.47 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Pulkki Reino E Professor 192,702.39 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Fralick Philip W Professor 192,459.03 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Naser Hassan Associate Professor 191,871.27 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Baxter Denise L Vice Provost Indigenous Initiatives 191,823.87 1,147.68 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Dadgostar Bahram Administrative Leave 191,778.15 0.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Runesson Ulf T Dean of Natural Resources Management 191,500.47 1,149.36 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Liu Xiaoping Professor 190,436.63 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Liu Kefu Professor 189,203.75 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Grover Sonja C Professor 187,579.41 310.40 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Carastathis Aristocles Professor 187,551.19 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Kinrade Stephen D Professor 186,894.15 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Poole Karen J Associate Professor 186,079.91 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Moazzami Bakhtiar Professor 185,247.75 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Shaen Adam Associate Vice President Human Resources 185,006.19 1,160.52 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Eccles Barbara H General Counsel and University Secretary 184,808.15 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Tayebi Abdelhamid Professor 184,755.83 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Southcott Chris J Professor 184,508.79 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Aldridge James Vice-Provost International 184,290.31 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Di Matteo Livio Professor 183,771.75 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hamilton Scott Professor 183,535.11 931.20 RECORD OF EMPLOYEES' 2020 SALARIES AND BENEFITS - EMPLOYEES SECONDED TO MINISTRIES REGISTRE DES TRAITEMENTS ET AVANTAGES VERSÉS AUX EMPLOYÉS EN 2020 - EMPLOYÉS EN DÉTACHEMENT AUPRÈS D'UN MINISTÈRE Year / Sector / Secteur Employer / Employeur Surname / Nom de famille Given Name / Prénom Position Title / Poste Salary Paid / Traitement versé Benefits / Avantages Année 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Saliba Henri T Professor 183,196.95 0.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Chambers Anne L Professor 181,741.11 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Rawana Edward Professor 181,726.95 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Newhouse Ian J Professor 181,118.55 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Jobin-Bevans Dean Principal 180,047.03 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Li Deli Professor 178,414.47 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Mazmanian Dwight S Professor 177,667.99 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Sayed Naqi A Associate Professor 177,406.83 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Huang Wanzhen Professor 177,046.23 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Alexandrov Dimiter G Professor 176,795.02 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Liao Baoqiang Professor 176,646.91 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Uddin Mohammad N Professor 176,171.99 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Ismail Basel I. Associate Professor 175,908.39 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hartviksen Kenneth R Associate Professor 175,756.95 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Davis Ron B Associate Professor 175,756.95 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hayman C.A. Associate Professor 175,227.03 543.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Catalan Lionel J Professor 175,179.51 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Puk Thomas G Professor 175,051.59 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Dawood Isaam J Associate Professor 174,501.19 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Wesner Michael Associate Professor 174,436.15 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Blais Rita M Associate Vice President, Financial Services 174,290.31 1,164.00 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Koster Rhonda L Deputy Provost and Vice-Provost (Teaching and Learning) 173,511.64 1,043.40 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Benlamri Rachid Professor 173,119.23 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hollings Peter N Professor - Industrial Research Chair 172,730.63 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Liu Liping Professor 172,425.51 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Blahuta Jason Associate Professor 172,416.87 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Shannon Michael Associate Professor 172,026.87 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hecnar Stephen J Professor 171,904.47 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Jarman Jennifer Professor 171,896.79 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Christoffersen Carlos E Professor 171,570.87 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Hughes Janice M Professor 170,917.67 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Omeljaniuk Robert J Associate Professor 170,609.19 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Gao Wa Professor 169,656.63 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Meyer Wietse L Associate Professor 169,598.55 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Gallagher Mark C Professor 169,387.71 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Maundrell Richard E Associate Professor 169,101.93 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Potter Thomas G Professor 168,790.33 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Sameshima Pauline Professor-Canada Research Chair 168,647.03 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités Lakehead University Greenwood David Professor 167,680.15 931.20 2020 Universities / Universités
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