• AAUP Press Release
• AAUP 2008-09 Report on the Economic Status of the Profession
• AAUP List of Tables and Figures
• AAUP Individual University Data
• Chronicle of Higher Education:  Professors' Pay Raises Beat Inflation; So Much for the Good News
• Inside Higher Ed:  Murky Picture for Faculty Salaries

Here are the Top 10 full professor salaries:

All Universities

1. Harvard:  $192,600
2. Stanford:  $181,900
3. Princeton:  $180,300
4. Chicago:  $179,500
5. Columbia:  $175,200
6. Yale:  $174,700
7. California Institute of Technology:  $172,500
8. NYU:  $170,700
9. Pennsylvania:  $169,400
10. Yeshiva:  $168,300

Public Universities:

1. UCLA:  $144,500
2. UC-Berkeley:  $143,500
3. North Carolina:  $142,700
4. Michigan:  $142,100
5. Maryland:  $141,200
6. New Jersey Institute of Technology:  $141,200
7. Georgia Institute of Technology:  $139,800
8. Rutgers-Newark:  $139,000
9. Rutgers-New Brunswick:  $137,500
10. Rutgers-Camden:  $136,000

Liberal Arts Colleges:

1. Wellesley:  $145,500
2. Barnard:  $135,700
3. Pomona:  $135,300
4. Amherst:  $135,200
5. Williams:  $132,700
6. Claremont McKenna:  $131,100
7. Harvey Mudd:  $130,800
8. Wesleyan:  $130,300
9. Smith:  $129,600
10. Swarthmore:  $129,600