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COMPILED BY KEVIN WALDRON/THE GRAND VIEWS SOURCE: 2010 IRS FORM 990

Who earned the most at GV in 2010?

Kent HenningTitle: President

Salary: $264,394

Carol Bamford

Salary: $113,597Title: VP for Marketing

Adam Voigts

Salary: $128,290(Scott D. Bock held position in 10)

Title: VP for Administration/Finance

Bill Burma

Salary: $111,759

Title: VP for AdvancementMary Elizabeth Stivers

Salary: $156,120

Title: Provost & VP for Academic Affairs

Duties: Responsible for determining thedirection and proper course of action for theentire institution. Henning also works to holdGrand View financially stable for the longterm.

I need to make sure we have strategicplans and operational plans and resources inplace to move us in those directions.

Duties: Responsible for marketing theuniversity and implementing strategies.

Handles recruiting material such asposters and the Grand View website.

It has been a really big kick to be inti- mately involved pushing the staff into thetransformation that is happening at GrandView.

Duties: Handles the universitys moneyand makes plans for spending.

Manages the money of services on cam-pus and maintaining or buying new facilities.Other areas he deals with are insurance, legalissues and attorneys, real-estate issues.

I try to manage using dollars effectivelyfor our students to get a quality education first and provide some of the amenities they areinterested in.

Duties: Responsibility is to overseealumni relations and fundraising for the uni-versity. So thats a combination of planningalumni events and activities and also solicit-ing alumni friends, trustees, corporations forsupport of Grand View .

My job is to make sure our alumni areconnected to Grand View which can lead tomore giving and philanthropy.

Duties: Responsible for all academicaffairs. Stivers works closely with the advis-ing and registrars office. She is also on theCouncil of Success which meets weekly toidentify student concerns. Lastly, she servesas Dean of Graduate and Adult Programs.

Its about making all of our academic pro-grams the best and as strong as we can makethem.

The Grand Views compiled a list of the top paid and most influential faculty, staff and organizations.

Other Top Employees

Debbie Barger: $107,925(VP for enrollment)

Jay Prescott: $96,578(VP for student affairs)

Tim Wheeldon: $82,029

(VP for information services)

Services Paid For:

Sodexo: $1,033,216

Marsden: $449,292

NPI: $251,953

Revenue Made:

Tuition & fees: $31,098,809

Dorms & dining hall: $4,067,312

Bookstore: $1,145,054

tradition, the elf Nisse willplay tricks on you when youleast expect it.

- An old professordedicated to GVU tradition

The undie run was so cold Icould feel my buns chattering!

-Chapped Cheeks

Grand View was way morefun before it had cameras...Not trying to cause any trou-

Cant wait until Thursday April21. President Henning, TroyPlummer, Dr. Jay Prescott,coach Roberson, Katie, andBonita are just few people thatI wanna dunk into water whenthey sit on the dunk chair.Epic.

-Moncee

Caution! Tradition dictatesthat the rock must be paint-ed at night! If you dont follow

its just an OK. That way Iknow they actually got themessage.

-Responsible Student

I just wanna say I really appre-ciate the hard work the RAshave been doing this year.I know many of them takemuch flack from people fordoing their job. So thank youvery much RAs.

-Thankful Resident

When people park in the noparking zones in front of theApartments, or sometimestheyre even in the handicapparking spots; really? Its noparking for a reason. But itmust be ok with the schoolbecause security never ticketsthem.

-Top Shape

It would be nice is teachersrespsonded to emails, even if

ble, just want to have a goodtime.

-GV Old-Timer

I am very grateful for thecleaning service. I especiallylike all the new editions tothe team but please do notvacuum at 6 a.m. People aresleeping and as college stu-dents we need every minute ofsleep we can get.

-Very Tired

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Susan LaielliCONTRIBUTER

Chad KrizDESIGN EDITOR

Mark SiebertSTAFF WRITER

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A company called TOMSShoes is working through thegenerosity of others to provideshoes to children in needaround the world. For everypair of shoes that TOMS sells,a pair of shoes is delivered to achild who does not have them.

TOMS Shoes was foundedin 2006 on the idea of Onefor One: every pair of shoes

purchased through TOMSwould give another pair ofshoes to a child in need. Thisallows TOMS to grow as asustainable business ratherthan using only fundraisers forsupport.

Grand View will bepromoting TOMS throughtwo events. The rst, A DayWithout Shoes, occurred

yesterday, when people acrosscampus went barefoot. Somewent barefoot for a day, someonly for an hour. The point ofgoing barefoot was to spreadawareness about the impactthat a pair of shoes can haveon a childs life.

Grand Views TOMSrepresentative, Dan Arredondo,put on a presentation March.

Yesterday, when peopleacross campus went barefoot.Some went barefoot for a day,some only for an hour. Thepoint of going barefoot wasto spread awareness about theimpact that a pair of shoes canhave on a childs life.

Grand Views TOMSrepresentative, Dan Arredondo,put on a presentation March.

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Head coach Mitchellalso named regionalCoach of the Year

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only hardware joining the teamon the bus ride home. Headcoach Nick Mitchell was votedregional Coach of the Year.Junior Glenn Rhees, rated No. 2nationally at 174 lbs, was votedOutstanding Wrestler of thetournament after winning hisnals match by fall in just 1:33over No. 7 Preston McKinneyof Missouri Valley. Rhees found

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