University of Michigan's newly appointed president, Mark Schlissel, is set to receive a $2 million salary, sparking controversy over his compensation package. As a law professor, Schlissel's annual pay will rank among the highest on the university's faculty, fueling debate over the merits of his appointment and the institution's priorities. The hefty salary has raised questions about the balance between executive compensation and academic values, particularly in a public university system. With many faculty members and students expressing concerns over the cost, Schlissel's appointment and salary are likely to be closely scrutinized in the coming months.
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