At Duck athletic department, it's car money for all
Thank God people like the assistant volleyball coach don't have to make their own car payments, like mere mortals do. By our count, 32 people are getting a cool $150,000 a year, just for their personal rides.
Comments (5)
A lot of those positions require a lot of local scouting and equipment transfortation, specifically for women's sports and non-revenue producing men's sports. Take out the $13k for the president, and you probably have a push between paying car stipends or having employees log milage. This seems like a nonissue, but when you play fast and loose like UO AD does, the public is always going to assume the worst.
Posted by Chuck | June 4, 2012 10:25 AM
Will the stipend be deemed income for PERS purposes? If so, it will increase each recipient's PERS benefit. EBR
Posted by B Soljaga | June 4, 2012 11:57 AM
If it's for school related purposes, why not just get a cargo van or car out of the motor pool?
Posted by Andrew | June 4, 2012 12:03 PM
On a related note, how many COP employees have full use of city-owned vehicles? How much does that cost us?
Posted by RJBob | June 4, 2012 1:33 PM
I'm pretty sure they're all driving Nissan Versas (MSRP: $10,990) - right?
Posted by Erik H. | June 4, 2012 5:45 PM