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Nancy G. Dengler

University of Toronto/Professor, Botany

2004 Salary — last year on the list

$119,675

Total compensation $120,024, including $349 in taxable benefits.

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At a Glance
2004

Employer Rank

#888

University of Toronto

Years on List

7

1998–2004

Peak Salary

$128,336

2003

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Total Compensation History

Total compensation by yearLine chart of 7 yearly values of total compensation, from $106,378 in 1998 to $120,024 in 2004.$100K$110K$120K$130K199819992000200220032004
Total compensation, 1998–2004. Axis starts at $100,000, the Sunshine List disclosure threshold.

Full History
1998–2004

$106,083 in 1998 is worth about $190,787 in 2025 dollars.

Full salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2004Professor, BotanyUniversity of Toronto$119,675Benefits $349Total $120,024
2003Professor, BotanyUniversity of Toronto$128,336Benefits $353Total $128,689
2002Professor of BotanyUniversity of Toronto$117,983Benefits $328Total $118,311
2001Professor of BotanyUniversity of Toronto$116,333Benefits $323Total $116,656
2000Professor of BotanyUniversity of Toronto$112,483Benefits $313Total $112,796
1999Professor of BotanyUniversity of Toronto$109,083Benefits $303Total $109,386
1998Professor of BotanyUniversity of Toronto$106,083Benefits $295Total $106,378

On the List
2004

Nancy G. Dengler's $119,675 salary at University of Toronto was about 3% below the 2004 median there, $123,035. University of Toronto disclosed 1,507 salaries in 2004; Nancy G. Dengler's total compensation of $120,024 ranked #888 among them. $100,000 is the list's disclosure floor; 23,253 salaries met it in 2004. Across 7 years at University of Toronto (1998–2004), Nancy G. Dengler's highest disclosed salary was $128,336, in 2003.

Also at University of Toronto
2004

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