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HBCU Money™ Presents: 2013-2014’s Public HBCU Presidents By Salary/Compensation

HBCU Money’s inaugural gathering of presidential salaries at the nation’s public HBCUs.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • HBCU presidents’ salaries are 38 percent below the national median for public university presidents.
  • America’s top 3 paid public university presidents’ (pictured below) compensation is equivalent of 61.7 percent of all reported public HBCU presidential compensation combined.

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Elmira Mangum – Florida A&M University – $425 000

John Rudley – Texas Southern University – $390 000

David Wilson – Morgan State University – $382 500

Ronald Mason – Southern University Board of Supervisors – $374 000

Keith Miller – Virginia State University – $356 524

Harold Martin – North Carolina A&T University – $350 914

David Hall – University of Virgin Islands – $350 000

George Wright – Prairie View A&M University – $349 000

Glenda Glover – Tennessee State University – $305 415

James Lyons – University of the District of Columbia – $303 850

Gwendolyn Boyd – Alabama State University – $300 000

Carolyn Meyers – Jackson State University – $286 450

Debra Saunders-White – North Carolina Central University – $285 000

Rudy Chew – Medgar Evers College – $280 000

Mickey Burnim – Bowie State University – $278 256

Mortimer Neufville – Coppin State University – $265 000

Raymond Burse – Kentucky State University – $259 745

Juliette Bell – University of Maryland Eastern Shore – $255 000

Laurence Alexander – University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff – $250 000

Cheryl Dozier – Savannah State University – $245 000

Donald Reaves – Winston-Salem State University – $239 850**

James Anderson – Fayetteville State University – $239 590

Andrew Hugine – Alabama A&M University – $230 000

James Llorens – Southern University System President – $230 000

Larry Rivers – Fort Valley State University – $227 000

Everette Freeman – Albany State University – $225 000

Kent Smith, Jr. – Langston University – $220 000

Dwaun Warmack – Harris-Stowe State University – $217 000

Frank Pogue – Grambling State University – $200 000

Viktor Ukpolo – Southern University New Orleans – $187 000

Thomas Elzey – South Carolina State University – $170 000

Wayne Watson – Chicago State University – $146 363

Ray Belton – Southern University Shreveport – $142 311

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania – N/A*

Elizabeth City State University – N/A*

Norfolk State University – N/A*

Alcorn State University***

Central State University***

Delaware State University***

Lincoln University (MO)***

Lincoln University (PA)***

*Currently has no permanent president or chancellor.

** Steps down effective 12/31/2014

*** Unable to obtain 2013-2014 public records for presidential salary

HBCU Money™ Business Book Feature – Money Well Spent: A Strategic Plan for Smart Philanthropy

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Winner of the 2009 Skystone Ryan Prize for Research, Association of Fundraising Professionals Research Council

“All outstanding philanthropic successes have one thing in common: They started with a smart strategic plan,” say authors Paul Brest, president of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and Hal Harvey, president of ClimateWorks.

Money Well Spent explains how to create and implement a strategy that ensures meaningful results.  Components of a smart strategy include:

  • Achieving great clarity about one’s philanthropic goals
  • Specifying indicators of success before beginning a project
  • Designing and implementing a plan commensurate with available resources
  • Evidence-based understanding of the world in which the plan will operate
  • Paying careful attention to milestones to determine if you are on the path to success or if midcourse corrections are necessary

Drawing on examples from over 100 foundations and non-profits, Money Well Spent gives readers the framework they need to design a smart strategy, addressing such key issues as:

  • Effective use of tools—education, science, direct services, advocacy—that can achieve your objectives.
  • How to choose the forms of funding to achieve stated goals
  • How to measure the impact of grants or programs
  • When to be patient and stick with a winning strategy and when to abandon a strategy that isn’t working

This is a book for everyone who wants to get the most from a philanthropic dollar: donors, foundations, and non-profits.

HBCU Money™ Business Book Feature – Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority

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“Black people are not dark-skinned white people,” says advertising visionary Tom Burrell. In fact, they are a lot more. They are survivors of the Middle Passage and centuries of humiliation and deprivation, who have excelled against the odds, constantly making a way out of “no way!” At this point in history, the idea of black inferiority should have had a “Going-Out-of-Business Sale.” After all, Barack Obama has reached the Promised Land.

Yet, as Brainwashed: Erasing the Myth of Black Inferiority testifies, too much of black America is still wandering in the wilderness. In this powerful examination of “the greatest propaganda campaign of all time”—the masterful marketing of black inferiority—Burrell poses 10 provocative questions that will make black people look in the mirror and ask why, nearly 150 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, so many blacks still think like slaves.

Brainwashed is not a reprimand; it is a call to deprogram ourselves of self-defeating attitudes and actions. Racism is not the issue; how we respond to racism is the issue. We must undo negative brainwashing and claim a new state of race-based self-esteem and self-actualization. Provocative and powerful, Brainwashed dares to expose the wounds so that we, at last, can heal.

HBCU Money™ Presents: 2014’s HBCU Alumni NFL Players’ & Salaries

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For the 2nd year in a row, Robert Mathis (pictured above), an alum of Alabama A&M University leads the list of highest paid HBCU NFL players.

HBCU Money™ FACTS:

  • NFL teams spent $3.9 billion of 2013’s $4.2 billion available.
  • HBCU NFL players combine for $57.1 million down 3.5 percent when HBCU NFL players earned $59.2 million in salaries. Estimated take home after taxes and agent/lawyer fees is $28.6 million.
  • Hampton University leads the way with 5 NFL players.
  • 15 HBCUs are represented in the NFL. Down from 19 in 2013.
  • MEAC conferences has 6 schools represented. The SWAC dropped to 2 schools represented after having 6 in 2013.
  • HBCU NFL players represent approximately 1.7 percent of roster positions available. Unchanged from 2013.
  • Average salary for HBCU NFL players is $2 million, a decrease from $2.1 million in 2013. In 2011, the average NFL salary was $1.9 million according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
  • Median salary for HBCU NFL players is $1 135 000, a 27 percent increase from 2013. In 2011, the median NFL salary was $777 000 according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
  • 4 players from 2013 are no longer on the list.

1 – Robert Mathis / DE / Indianapolis Colts – $8 750 000

(ALABAMA A&M) 

2 – Kendall Langford / DE / St. Louis Rams – $6 000 000

(HAMPTON) 

3 – Greg Toler  / CB / Indianapolis Colts – $4 833 333

(ST. PAUL’S)

4 – Sammie Hill / DT / Tennessee Titans – $4 066 666

(STILLMAN)                                                                                                           

5 – William Hayes / DE / St. Louis Rams – $3 845 000

(WINSTON-SALEM STATE)                                                                                  

6 – Jason Hatcher / DE / Washington Redskins – $3 750 000

(GRAMBLING STATE)                                                                                           

7 – Antoine Bethea / S / San Francisco 49ers – $3 000 000

(HOWARD)                                                                                                       

8 – Junior Galette / OLB / New Orleans Saints – $2 900 000

(STILLMAN)                                                                                                      

9 – D. Rodgers-Cromartie / CB / Denver Broncos – $2 750 000

(TENNESSEE STATE)                                                                                      

10 – Chris Baker / DL / Washington Redskins – $2 000 000

(HAMPTON)                                                                                                     

11 – Jacoby Jones / WR / Baltimore Ravens – $1 875 000

(LANE)                                                                                                                

12 – Rafael Bush / S / New Orleans Saints – $1 850 000

(SOUTH CAROLINA STATE)                                                                        

13 – Jason Durant / LB / Dallas Cowboys – $1 450 000

(HAMPTON)                                                                                                      

14 – Tarvaris Jackson / QB / Seattle Seahwaks – $1 250 000

(ALABAMA STATE)                                                                                         

15 – Rashean Mathis / CB / Detroit Lions – $1 020 000

(BETHUNE-COOKMAN)                                                                                

16 – Don Carey / S / Detroit Lions – $930 000

(NORFOLK STATE)                                                                                         

17 – Kenrick Ellis / DT / New York Jets – $797 500

(HAMPTON)                                                                                                      

18 – Phillip Adams / CB / New York Jets – $770 000

(SOUTH CAROLINA STATE)                                                                       

19 – Eric Weems / WR / Atlanta Falcons – $730 000

(BETHUNE-COOKMAN)                                                                               

20 – Terron Armstead / T / New Orleans Saints – $679 359

(TENNESSE STATE)                                                                                        

21 – Marquette King / P / Oakland Raiders – $570 334

(FORT VALLEY STATE)                                                                                  

22- Ryan Davis / DE / Jacksonville Jaguars – $495 000

(BETHUNE-COOKMAN)                                                                              

23 – Larry Donnell / TE / New York Giants – $495 000

(GRAMBLING STATE)                                                                                    

24 – Anthony Levine / S / Baltimore Ravens – $495 000

(TENNESSEE STATE)                                                                                      

25 – Bryan Tyms / WR / New England Patriots – $495 000

(FLORIDA A&M)                                                                                            

26 – Kadeem Edwards / T / Tampa Bay Buccaneers – $473 000

(TENNESSEE STATE)                                                                                    

27 – Isaiah Crowell / RB / Cleveland Browns – $423 333

(ALABAMA STATE)                                                                                        

28 – Michael Ola / T / Chicago Bears – $421 666

(HAMPTON)                                                                                                      

29 – Frank Kearse / DE / Washington Redskins – N/A

(ALABAMA A&M)

Sources: NFL.com, The Guardian, Spotrac

HBCU Money™ Business Book Feature – The African Union and Its Institutions

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Written by eminent scholars on Africa and practitioners who have worked in or with the African Union (AU), this report brings together the analysis and research of 17 largely Pan-African scholars, policymakers, practitioners, and civil society representatives. A particularly timely and welcome addition to the pioneering literature about this young and potentially powerful institution, this analysis presents a positive but realistic picture of the AU while diagnosing several key challenges, including Africa’s security and governance problems.