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July 11, 2008 Salaries of College Fund Raisers Climb Steadily, Survey ShowsFund raisers at colleges earn an average of $68,241, an 8-percent increase since 2005, according to a study released by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, reports The Chronicle of Higher Education. Fund raisers in charge of seeking big gifts made the most money, with an average salary of $83,776. Employees working in annual giving made the least, on average. The survey also shows that women still make far less than men, on average, and that compensation of Hispanic employees rose 23 percent in their average salaries from 2005, to about $71,532. (A paid subscription or short-term pass is required to view this article.) ![]() Commenting is closed for this article.
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