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Salary Data – FY 2014 College of Arts & Sciences Major Max Ave Med Min Company Continuing Education American Studies Department of Human Oklahoma State University Services • Saks Fifth Avenue • Tulsa City County Library Art 40,000 29,884 31,200 16,640 Freshpet • Hutchinson Oil Oklahoma State University Company • J&L Oilfield • The University of Kansas Services • Oklahoma State University • Orange Leaf • Reformed University Ministries • Swag Vintage LLC • This Land Press • Tulsa Public Schools • United Exports NA • White Peacock Productions • Woreman Brand Agency Biochemistry Direct TV • Halliburton Harvard University • Texas Tech Health Science Center Biological Science 80,000 41,296 22,048 21,840 Grey Snow Eagle House • Missouri School of Highland Park United Dentistry & Oral Health • Methodist Church • Lam Northwestern Oklahoma Dermatology • Monster State University • Energy Service • St. Francis Oklahoma City University • Hospital Oklahoma State University • Oklahoma University- Tulsa • University of Missouri-Columbia Botany Chemistry Analytical Research Lab University of Delaware Communication 55,000 33,310 29,120 20,000 ALDI • C&C Supply • Case Harding University • Kean Sciences & Disorders and Associates • University • Oklahoma City Convenience Store Alliance Community College • • Pather Finders Pediatrics Oklahoma State University • Richardson Independent • University of Arkansas • School District • University of Central TherapySource For Kids • Arkansas • University of Waco Title Company • North Texas • University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center • University of Tulsa Computer Science 68,000 53,460 59,500 22,880 AeroCare Medical Southern Methodist Transport • Cerner Inc • University Curtiss-Wright Controls Avionics & Electronics • FIS • Hewlett-Packard • Muskogee Creek Nation Casinos • National Instruments • ONEOK, Inc. • Open Link • Pace Bulter Page 1 of 31 Salary Data – FY 2014 Major Max Ave Med Min Company Continuing Education Corporation • Paycom • QuikTrip • The Juvo Group Economics 50,000 39,988 37,475 35,000 Accurate Labs • City Motor Oklahoma State University Supply • Con-Way Freight • Red Circle Wellness • Rose Rock Midstream • Sugar Land Skeeters • Verizon • English 125,000 44,986 32,900 26,000 AT&T • Farmers Insurance Baylor University School of • Gary B. Corey, Attorney at Law • Oklahoma State Law • NBC Bank • University Oklahoma State University • Studio Outside • Teach for America • Tulsa Public Schools French Geography 40,040 29,730 30,600 17,680 Ann Taylor Factory • BNSF OKlahoma State University Railway • Farmers Claims Center • Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department • Statefarm • Universal Field Services Geology 60,000 40,810 38,100 27,040 ALS Empirica, LLC • Oklahoma State University Canadian County Assessor's • University of Minnesota • Office • Chaparral Energy • University of Tulsa • Horizon Well Logging, LLC • Uppsala University Osage Exploration • Paycom • Riley Geologic Consultants • Samson Resources German Fulbright Commission History 40,000 32,867 37,000 21,600 7-Eleven, Inc • Oklahoma Oklahoma State University State University • Pan • University of Oklahoma American School • Sherwin- College of Law • Oklahoma Williams • The Capital Grille City University School of • Tulsa Federal Credit Law • University of Union Oklahoma Tulsa Liberal Studies CB Richard Ellis • Oklahoma State University Weatherford Mathematics 87,000 53,175 50,500 32,100 Bartlesville Public Schools • University of Texas at Brief Media • Chesapeake Austin • Purdue University Energy Corporation • • University of Central CommunityCare • Marshall Oklahoma Electric Co. • Oklahoma State University • Radiology Services Corp. • Urban Financial of America • Verizon Page 2 of 31 Salary Data – FY 2014 Major Max Ave Med Min Company Continuing Education Microbiology/Cell and 31,990 27,998 27,520 24,960 Oklahoma Medical Marshall University • Mayo Molecular Biology Research Facility • Graduate School • National Oklahoma State University College of Natural Medicine • Red Cross • VanGuard • Oklahoma State Sciences University • Oklahoma State University - Center for Health Sciences • Oklahoma State University - College of Osteopathic Medicine • Stephen F Austin State University • University of Illinois • University of Oklahoma • University of Oklahoma - Health Sciences Center • University of Texas Multimedia Journalism 36,000 31,820 31,640 28,000 Ally Financial • AMC Urgent Florida State University • Care • Autry Technology Tulsa College of Law • Center • Dallas Oral University of Oklahoma Surgery Associates • Discovery Communications • Farmers Insurance • Gameview.tv • KJRH Tulsa Channel 2 • KTEN TELEVISION • National Career Development Association • The Oklahoman • Tulsa Health Department Music Music Suite 408 • Post Oak Colorado State University • Lodge Oklahoma City University • Oklahoma State University • University of Colorado Music Education 38,000 32,800 33,400 27,000 Duncan Public Schools • Texas Tech University • Mid Del Public Schools • University of Alabama • Owasso Public Schools University of Texas - Austin Philosophy Atkins and Markoff Georgia State University • Oklahoma State University Physics Hemphill Solar • Oklahoma State University McAlister's Deli • University of California (Corporation) Riverside Physiology 38,500 29,767 30,000 20,800 Child Care Inc. • COOMSA • Oklahoma State University Oklahoma State Health • University of Oklahoma Department • University of College of Medicine • Sioux Falls University of Oklahoma Health Science Center • University of North Texas Health Science Center • Oklahoma State University Page 3 of 31 Salary Data – FY 2014 Major Max Ave Med Min Company Continuing Education Center for Health Sciences • Texas Tech University School of Medicine • Coppin State Political Science 40,000 28,411 30,000 20,000 Big Sky Resort • Defense Georgetown University Law Information Systems Center • Johns Hopkins Agency • Fat Guy's Burger University • Oklahoma City Bar • Lash Bloom • University School of Law • Metropolitan Oklahoma State University Environmental Trust • • Texas Tech University Minebea • Oklahoma School of Law • University Water Resources Research of Kansas • University of Institute • PL Studios • Nagasaki • University of Teach For America • Tilley Oklahoma College of Law • & Nichols Consulting, LLC • Washburn University Yodle Psychology 37,440 27,973 28,060 20,051 Abercrombie & Fitch • Chamberlain College of American Contractors Nursing • Mental Health Insurance G • Broken Care • Oklahoma City Arrow Public Schools • University • Oklahoma Business Imaging Systems State University • Purdue (BIS) • CommunityCare of University • Southern Oklahoma • Cru • Custer Methodist University Road United Methodist Dedman School of Law • Church • Department of Southwestern Baptist Human Services • Dillard's Theological Seminary • • District Attorney's Council Technical Institute • • Horn Creek Family Camps University of Central • Kimray Inc • Lakeside Golf Oklahoma • University of Course • Love's Travel Missouri-St. Louis • Stops • Mercy Hospital • University of Montana • Nature's Supply LLC • Noble University of Oklahoma County Clerk • Oklahoma Health Science Center • Department of Human University of Oklahoma Services • Pearl's Oyster School of Law • University Bar • Randall Young Agency of Tulsa • Virginia - State Farm • Roger Commonwealth University Whitaker Construction • • Western Michigan Sears • Shadow Mountain University Behavioral Health Services • SHI International Corp. • SST Software • The Home Depot • Therapy and Beyond • Tulsa Public Schools • University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center • Volunteer Tulsa, Inc. • Walt Disney Company • William Sonoma Page 4 of 31 Salary Data – FY 2014 Major Max Ave Med Min Company Continuing Education Russian Language & Literature Sociology 90,000 44,970 34,333 32,000 American Red Cross • Arkansas Tech University • Berkshire Hathaway Home Oklahoma State University Services Fox & Roach, • Wichita State University Realtors • City of Oklahoma City Police Dept. • Department of Human Services • Drumright Dental Center • Family & Children's Services • Oklahoma City Police Department • Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education • Teach For America • Walt Disney World Spanish 84,000 53,867 41,600 36,000 BP • Guthrie High School • Barnes Jewish College • Oklahoma Heart Hospital • Oklahoma State University Quad Graphics • YMCA of • University of North Texas the Rockies Sports Media 32,240 26,977 25,750 24,000 Canadian Valley Technology Oklahoma City University Center • Carroll County School of Law • Oklahoma News • Corpus Christi State University • Hooks • Denton Record- University of Missouri Chronicle • Department of Wellness • ESPN • Frisco Eye Associates • Huntington Learning Center • KOCO-5 • KTEN TELEVISION • Metlife • The Bridges Golf Club • The Grove Sun • Tulsa Oilers • University of Wisconsin • Valero Alamo Bowl Statistics American Fidelity Brown University • Assurance Company Oklahoma State University Strategic 40,000 29,955 30,000 17,472 AcctKnowledge Financial Oklahoma State University Communication Staffing • American Bank • Southern Methodist of Texas • Baptist General University • University of Convention of Oklahoma • Nebraska • University of Baylor University • Best Oklahoma Western PLUS Hotel and Conference Center • BreitCo Media • Century Interactive • Cookshack, Inc • Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce • First State Bank • Gungoll, Jackson, Page 5 of 31 Salary Data – FY 2014 Major Max Ave Med Min Company Continuing Education Box &
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