Frederick J. Morgan

York University/Professor, Physics & Astronomy

2000 Salary — last year on the list

$104,888

Total compensation $105,599, including $711 in taxable benefits.

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At a Glance
2000

Employer Rank

#136

York University

Years on List

1

2000–2000

Peak Salary

$104,888

2000

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Full History
2000–2000

Full salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2000Professor, Physics & AstronomyYork University$104,888Benefits $711Total $105,599

On the List
2000

York University's 2000 median disclosed salary was $111,146; Frederick J. Morgan's $104,888 sat about 6% below it. Frederick J. Morgan was the #136 highest-paid of 177 people York University disclosed in 2000, with total compensation of $105,599. The 2000 Sunshine List recorded 10,352 disclosures of $100,000 or more. Frederick J. Morgan appears on the Sunshine List at York University exactly once, in 2000.

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$275,503
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#2Gary J. Smith
$195,086
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#3Dezso Horvath
$194,229
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#4Harry W. Arthurs
$186,037
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#5Peter W. Hogg
$182,016
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#6James McKellar
$177,329
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#7Garry D. Watson
$166,280
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#8John K. Tsotsos
$163,663
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#9Stan Shapson
$156,647
Professor / Assoc. VP, Rsrch & Innovation
#10David V.J. Bell
$154,060
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