Ann Arbor Anomaly

One of my brilliant colleagues (who wishes to remain nameless for the time being) noticed the strangest thing while virtually leafing through public university salary information at collegiatetimes.com.  A portion of the information currently available here includes the following:

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Public Salaries

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Name	Position	Department	Salary
Mark D Rosenbaum	Leo Lecturer Ii	Law School	$805,092
Karl E Lutz	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$774,671
Alison E Hirschel	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$738,420
Timothy L Dickinson	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$713,498
John Marvin Niehuss	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$603,028
Daniel R Hurley	Leo Lecturer I	Law School	$594,289
Stephen S Sanders	Leo Lecturer I	Law School	$594,289
Raymond M Kethledge	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$594,288
Howard Hertz	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$591,204
Leonard Michael Wicks	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$582,636
Barrie Lawson Loeks	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$533,333
Lorray S C Brown	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$533,333
Kristin Margaret Cleary	Leo Intermittent Lecturer	Law School	$480,000
Evan H Caminker	Dean	Law School	$442,308

 Which raises a number of questions for this intrepid student of the empirical:

(1) What exactly do these fine people have on Dean Caminker?

(2) How can I get me some?

(3) Did Ann Arbor somehow become Austin, Texas while I slept, and if I have to wake up now, can I please wake up in one or the other? 

(4) What is an "Intermittent Lecturer," and what kinds of sacrifices are necessary to become one?  I'm prepared to bleep out every other word if necessary.  I mean it: name your terms. 

In all seriousness (no, on second thought, I'm just not ready for all seriousness), my nephew is a graduate student in Math at UMich, and he is really, really good at that stuff.  My best guess is that he had nothing whatsoever to do with the calculation or reporting of these figures.  But who in heaven's name did?

--Bernie

Comments

[Mark Tushnet]

I assume that most if not all of these are FTE equivalent salaries for people who are teaching part-time. (The presence of Judge Kethledge on the list is a giveaway, I think.)

[Jonathan H. Adler]

I was about to say the same thing, but Prof. Tushnet beat me to it.