Hemenway, other regents presidents receive raises
All six regents university presidents received a raise from the Kansas Board of Regents today.
Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway remains the highest paid of the six, with state compensation of $260,660 and a total compensation cap of $332,051. The compensation cap reflects that Hemenway receives additional compensation from the KU Endowment Association through private gifts.
Previously, Hemenway’s state compensation was $250,319, with a total compensation cap of $319,280.
Hemenway and KSU President Jon Wefald are the only university leaders making more than $300,000.
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