By comparison:
"However, while the resources available to the US top private institutions can mean that they dominate the upper echelons of university and college rankings, the best public universities in the US should not be overlooked. Most public universities in the US are state universities, operated by the state government, and are often grouped into “systems”.

Every US state is required to have at least one public university, although some of the larger states may have many public universities. Such institutions will often offer discounted tuition for in-state students.

Columbia University president Lee C. Bollinger made $US3,389,917 in 2012, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute president Shirley Ann Jackson — made more than $US7 million that year.

Recently:
Lee C. Bollinger (Columbia University) — $US3,389,917
Amy Gutmann (University of Pennsylvania) — $US2,473,952
Richard C. Levin (Yale University) — $US1,375,365."

UCLA best public university. UCLA's president CEO Gene Block ($454,574) Au 630,000.

The 2nd public university is Michigan. UM President Mark Schlissel is the university's sixth highest-paid employee, earning $823,523 in 2017. Au 1,142,000.

As part of its commitment to child care, UCLA has established a preschool child care facility at University Village. It provides services for nearly 200 children through two programs – UCLA Child Care and University Parents Nursery School. The president , Gene "pop" Block is often seen with the kiddies reading story-books and interfering with his female staff .

No, but at least I know how to answer someone.
Philip S,
Yeah, in the standard evading jargon kind of way. You're the perfect bureaucrat.

individual Quote "You're the perfect bureaucrat." Very droll.