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University of Florida Page 1 Fall 2013 University Employee File Detail of Salaries As of October 24, 2013 All Fund Sources UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 1 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES ACADEMIC AFFAIRS INSTITUTE ONLINE LEARNING-0214 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BLEAKNEY SARAH CONTINUING EDUCATION, CRD 2 .06 4,312.33 SANCHEZ SARAH CONTINUING EDUCATION, CRD 2 .07 4,314.00 SMITH JENNIFER EDUC/TRAINING PROGS, ASO DIR 1.00 85,905.00 DEPT TOTAL 1.13 94,531.33 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 2 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES ACADEMIC AFFAIRS INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH-0205 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BLANKENSHIP CAROL ADMINISTRATIVE AST 1.00 50,050.61 CORTES JENNIFER STATISTICAL RESEARCH, CRD 2 1.00 54,855.00 DAS RAJEEB RESEARCH PROGS/SVCS, CRD 4 1.00 71,415.00 GARGANO MICHAEL IT EXPERT 1.00 41,400.00 HUANG CAROL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS, CRD 4 1.00 82,460.70 MECOLI NOELLE INSTITUTIONAL RES, AST DIR 4 1.00 82,800.00 NELSON CHARLES INSTITUTIONAL RES, AST DIR 4 1.00 82,800.00 PEI QINGLIN STATISTICAL RESEARCH, CRD 2 1.00 56,925.00 RAMIREZ NUNEZ ARMANDO IT EXPERT 1.00 59,648.70 ZEGLEN MARIE RESEARCH PROGS/SVCS, DIR 6 1.00 175,950.00 DEPT TOTAL 10.00 758,305.01 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 3 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES ACADEMIC AFFAIRS PRECOLLEGIATE EDUCATION CENTER-0212 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ANTHONY MICHAEL COMPUTER SUPPORT SPEC, SR 1.00 50,095.27 BOKOR JULIE EDUC/TRAINING PROGS, AST DIR 1.00 60,391.74 DARWICHE HOUDA EDUC/TRAINING PROGS, CRD 1 1.00 40,437.00 GANIOUS HARRIET OFFICE MGR 1.00 44,638.68 JOSEPH DREW EDUC/TRAINING PROGS, CRD 1 1.00 38,480.00 KOROLY MARY DIR & RES ASO PROF .10 10,899.13 KOROLY MARY DIR & ASO SCTST .50 53,242.00 DEPT TOTAL 5.60 298,183.82 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 4 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES ACADEMIC AFFAIRS PROVOST/VP OFC-ACADEMIC AFFRS-0201 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALVERS SUSAN ADMINISTRATIVE AST 1.00 42,357.17 ANDERSON RONALD Ombuds 1.00 79,953.75 BIBBO NANCY SECRETARY, EXECUTIVE 1.00 44,258.92 BROPHY TIMOTHY DIR & PROF 1.00 155,736.00 CONNELLAN WILLIAM ACADEMIC SUPP SVCS, DIR 6 1.00 113,850.00 DESMOND FREDERIC VIS AST PROF .50 21,848.00 FROSELL MARYANN PROGRAM AST 1.00 40,403.84 GATER CHERYL ACADEMIC SUPP SVCS, ASO DIR 1.00 90,614.25 GLOVER JOSEPH SR VICE PRESIDENT,PROVOST&PR 1.00 380,000.00 HARFE BRIAN PRG DIR & ASO PROF .55 82,450.88 HARIDOPOLOS MIKE LECTURER 1.00 76,000.00 HURT BRIAN IT SPECIALIST 1.00 47,129.01 KWOLEK-FOLLAND ANGEL ASO PROVOST & PROF 1.00 180,000.00 MAGARELLI MICHAEL IT EXPERT 1.00 59,512.50 MAY CHERYL EXECUTIVE AST 4 1.00 87,975.00 MCCRAY ILEANA ADMINISTRATIVE AST, SR 1.00 58,744.69 MCLEOD GAURA SECRETARY, SR .63 19,298.16 PACE KIM AST PROVOST & ASSOCIATE IN 1.00 104,591.31 PETERSON DANA PRG DIR & MASTER LECTURER 1.00 61,162.21 RIEDY DAWN BUDGETING, CRD 2 1.00 92,447.01 ROGERS WILMA SECRETARY, EXECUTIVE 1.00 41,726.90 RONCO MICHAEL IT EXPERT 1.00 75,058.20 SATTLER ELLEN ADMINISTRATIVE AST 1.00 57,868.38 STARK LESLEE ACADEMIC SUPP SVCS, CRD 1 1.00 79,653.60 STEFF RITA ACCOUNTANT 1.00 47,300.64 WOODBURY ALVIN IT SR 1.00 76,115.97 WRIGHT THOMAS IT EXPERT 1.00 59,512.50 WUERTZ CHAD IT SPECIALIST 1.00 52,014.01 DEPT TOTAL 26.68 2,327,582.90 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 5 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES ACADEMIC AFFAIRS SANTA FE-0207 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BARNES SAMESHA PRG DIR & LECTURER 1.00 70,716.00 BROWDY ANGELEAH PRG DIR & LECTURER 1.00 78,888.00 CHAMBERLAIN JACOLYN SECRETARY, SR 1.00 34,411.28 CITTY JEFFREY PRG DIR & ASO IN 1.00 77,849.00 DONNELLY ANNE PRG DIR & SR ASO IN 1.00 99,750.00 GALINDO SEBASTIAN RES AST PROF .10 8,400.00 GREENE BELINDA SECRETARY, EXECUTIVE 1.00 42,048.13 JACKSON DONNA PROGRAM AST 1.00 39,036.20 JULIAN DAVID ASO PROF .50 36,968.33 LAPLANTE CHRISTY OFFICE MGR .30 16,445.39 MAIR BERNARD ASO PROVOST & PROF 1.00 198,126.00 MIAN AYESHA ACADEMIC SUPP SVCS, AST DIR 1.00 51,750.00 PRUITT-WILSON BERNICE PROGRAM AST 1.00 34,472.12 REID JEAN RESEARCH PROGS/SVCS, CRD 2 1.00 63,963.00 SHOREY TOBIN ACADEMIC SUPP SVCS, CRD 3 1.00 64,170.00 TABAG ARLENE ADMINISTRATIVE AST, SR 1.00 51,428.74 TAYLOR MATTHEW ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, CRD .01 321.17 VINSON RONDA PROGRAM AST 1.00 35,691.01 WASCHEWSKY GABRIELA ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, CRD 2 1.00 64,687.50 DEPT TOTAL 15.91 1,069,121.87 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 6 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES ACADEMIC AFFAIRS UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM-0203 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DENNY JOHN ASO IN 1.00 58,086.00 GARNER REGAN ASO IN 1.00 49,100.09 GARRETT GRETCHEN PROGRAM AST 1.00 35,530.66 GREEN YUJA OFFICE MGR 1.00 41,405.69 JOHNSON MELISSA ASO IN 1.00 49,724.00 KNUDSON KEVIN PRG DIR & PROF 1.00 118,388.00 DEPT TOTAL 6.00 352,234.44 COLLEGE TOTAL 65.32 4,899,959.37 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 7 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES AGRICULTURAL & LIFE SCIENCES AGRICULTURAL & BIOLOGICAL ENG-6007 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ASSENG SENTHOLD ASO PROF 1.00 135,445.00 BARTELS WENDY RES AST SCTST 1.00 65,100.00 BEARL DAVID VIS ASO IN 1.00 96,000.00 BONGIOVANNI TARA ENGINEER 1.00 36,400.00 BUCKLIN RAY PROF 1.00 117,133.08 BURKS THOMAS ASO PROF 1.00 103,203.52 CAMPBELL VERONICA CHEMIST, SR 1.00 44,288.66 CARDENAS-LAILHACAR LUI RESEARCH PROGS/SVCS, CRD 1 1.00 43,921.26 CORRELL MELANIE ASO PROF 1.00 98,018.18 COX CAROLYN RESEARCH PROGS/SVCS, CRD 1 1.00 56,241.90 DUCKWORTH BILLY ENGINEERING TECH, SR 1.00 42,430.17 DUKES MICHAEL ACT DIR & PROF 1.00 132,203.57 FEAGLE STEVEN INSTRUMENT MAKER-DESIGNER 1.00 45,853.11 FRAISSE CLYDE ASO PROF 1.00 107,130.40 GAO BIN ASO PROF 1.00 104,027.18 GRAHAM WENDY DIR & PROF .35 79,042.75 HALDEMAN BARBARA EDITORIAL AST 1.00 33,960.69 HAMAN DOROTA CHAIR & PROF 1.00 169,194.46 HUFFAKER RAY PROF 1.00 145,715.00 INGRAM KEITH ASO SCTST 1.00 95,820.83 JONES PIERCE AST PRG DIR & PROF 1.00 139,480.95 JUDGE JASMEET ASO PROF 1.00 97,352.81 KIKER GREGORY ASO PROF 1.00 101,467.57 KNOWLES HAROLD AST IN .61 30,252.95 KRAUS LINDA OFFICE AST 1.00 32,720.00 LANE PAUL ENGINEER, SR 1.00 52,670.46 LANNI ORLANDO ENGINEER 1.00 49,176.93 LEARY JAMES SR LECTURER 1.00 95,467.92 LEE WON PROF 1.00 103,682.23 MARTINEZ CHRISTOPHER ASO PROF 1.00 94,550.80 MCKEE KATHLEEN RESEARCH PROGS/SVCS, CRD 2 .50 28,979.80 MCLAMORE ERIC AST PROF 1.00 88,100.00 MILLER CRAIG ASO IN 1.00 71,792.73 MUNOZ-CARPENA RAFAEL PROF 1.00 120,665.20 NIBLACK E COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROG 1.00 54,252.45 NOBLE SHANNON OFFICE AST 1.00 41,385.20 OVERMAN ALLEN PROF 1.00 103,269.47 PELLETIER WILLIAM LECTURER 1.00 70,717.00 PORTER CHERYL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS, CRD 3 1.00 83,428.49 PORTER WENDELL LECTURER 1.00 85,438.95 PRESTON DANIEL ENGINEERING TECH, SR 1.00 36,978.40 PULLAMMANAPPALLIL P ASO PROF 1.00 104,240.36 ROYCE FREDERICK AST IN .37 21,977.03 RUMMEL JAMES ENGINEERING TECH, SR 1.00 40,370.25 RUPPERT KATHLEEN EXT SCTST 1.00 89,166.10 RUSH PATRICK ENGINEER 1.00 39,592.40 SCHOLTZ RICHARD LECTURER 1.00 57,500.00 SEARCY MARY AST IN 1.00 54,631.00 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PAGE 8 FALL 2013 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE FILE DETAIL OF SALARIES AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2013 ALL FUND SOURCES AGRICULTURAL & LIFE SCIENCES AGRICULTURAL & BIOLOGICAL ENG-6007 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME JOB BGT CURRENT TITLE FTE RATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SHEN XIAOZHEN COMPUTER RESEARCH, SPEC 2 1.00 36,400.00 SNYDER ROBIN ACADEMIC
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