[OKAIR] IR position...

[Lynn Boyce]

Good morning all,

 

We are about to advertise for our very first Institutional Researcher.  I
have always performed these duties as part of my position, but I am having
to assume different responsibilities in the future and so we are going to be
hiring someone to help me with our IR needs.  

 

I have no idea as to what kind of salary is expected in Oklahoma higher ed.
I am hoping to get someone with experience, and who can hit the ground
running.  They would not be in a supervisory position, and able to spend
their time focusing on the IR and reporting needs of the campus.  If you
feel comfortable doing so, would you please email me a ballpark of the
salary (or even a salary range) of a similar position(s) on your campus?
This would be greatly helpful as we start the search.  If there is interest,
I can report back to the group with a summary (minus the school name).

 

Thank you so much!

 

Lynn

 

J. Lynn Boyce

Vice President for Information Services and Technology 

University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

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Chickasha, OK 73018

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405.574.1220 (fax)

 

Treasurer (2006 - 2013)

Oklahoma Association of Institutional Research (OKAIR)

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