UC regents give pay raises to eight chancellors

By Alison Graham

The University of California Board of Regents has approved 3 percent raises for eight of its 10 chancellors.

UCSF Chancellor Samuel Hawgood was the highest-paid campus leader to receive a raise. His salary will increase from $795,675 to $819,545 a year.

The other chancellors are:

• UC Irvine’s Howard Gillman, $499,550 to $514,537.
• UCLA’s Gene Block, $454,574 to $468,211.
• UC San Diego’s Pradeep Khosla, $449,208 to $462,684.
• UC Santa Barbara’s Henry Yang, $401,020 to $413,051.
• UC Merced’s Dorothy Leland, UC Riverside’s Kim Wilcox and UC Santa Cruz’s George Blumenthal, $394,655 to $406,495.

Chancellors from UC Berkeley and UC Davis joined the university in July and August, respectively, so they weren’t included in the merit-based salary increase.

The increases passed Wednesday with a 10-6 vote.

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[Source]: SF Chronicle