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Terence Carleton

University of Toronto/Associate Professor of Forestry

2014 Salary — last year on the list

$133,401

Total compensation $133,707, including $306 in taxable benefits.

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At a Glance
2014

Employer Rank

#1,877

University of Toronto

Years on List

9

2006–2014

Peak Salary

$133,401

2014

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Total Compensation History

Total compensation by yearLine chart of 9 yearly values of total compensation, from $110,599 in 2006 to $133,707 in 2014.$100K$110K$120K$130K$140K200620082009201120122014
Total compensation, 2006–2014. Axis starts at $100,000, the Sunshine List disclosure threshold.

Full History
20062014

$110,335 in 2006 is worth about $166,059 in 2025 dollars.

Full salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2014Associate Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$133,401
2013Associate Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$128,055
2012Associate Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$128,055
2011Associate Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$128,667
2010Associate Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$123,932
2009Associate Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$119,743
2008Associate ProfessorUniversity of Toronto$107,072
2007Professor, ForestryUniversity of Toronto$102,850
2006Professor of ForestryUniversity of Toronto$110,335

On the List
2014

Terence Carleton's $133,401 salary at University of Toronto was about 6% below the 2014 median there, $142,458. University of Toronto disclosed 3,195 salaries in 2014; Terence Carleton's total compensation of $133,707 ranked #1,877 among them. The 2014 Sunshine List recorded 111,655 disclosures of $100,000 or more. Records under this name have appeared on the Sunshine List at University of Toronto 9 years in all, 2006–2014.

Also at University of Toronto
2014

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