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RYAN DAY, CHRIS HOLTMANN, GENE SMITH AND JIM KNOWLES TOP LIST OF HIGHEST-PAID OHIO STATE EMPLOYEES IN 2022​

TOP 15 EARNERS AT OHIO STATE IN 2022
RANK NAME TITLE DEPARTMENT REGULAR PAY GROSS PAY
1 RYAN DAY FOOTBALL HEAD COACH ATHLETICS 1,770,833 8,021,377
2 CHRIS HOLTMANN MEN'S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH ATHLETICS 797,590 3,108,721
3 GENE SMITH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ATHLETICS 1,595,800 2,672,800
4 JIM KNOWLES FOOTBALL DC, LINEBACKERS COACH ATHLETICS 1,900,000 2,105,974
5 VISHNU SRINIVASAN VP AND CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER IN INVESTMENTS UNIVERSITY 757,500 1,826,263
6 MARK LARMORE FORMER WEXNER CFO, VP FOR HEALTH SCIENCES HEALTH SYSTEM 947,645 1,691,058
7 KEVIN WILSON FORMER FOOTBALL OC ATHLETICS 1,400,000 1,645,200
8 MICHAEL EICHER SENIOR VP FOR ADVANCEMENT, PRESIDENT OF THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION UNIVERSITY 797,900 1,525,773
9 JAY ANDERSON WEXNER COO UNIVERSITY 1,112,271 1,468,558
10 RUSSELL LONSER PROFESSOR, CHAIR OF NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY UNIVERSITY 1,140,688 1,387,077
11 LARRY JOHNSON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH, DEFENSIVE LINE COACH ATHLETICS 1,133,00 1,332,810
12 JAMES EIDER DIRECTOR OF NEUROSURGICAL ONCOLOGY, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY UNIVERSITY 668,051 1,248,604
13 TIMOTHY PAWLIK WEXNER SURGEON-IN-CHIEF, CHAIR FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY UNIVERSITY 940,241 1,243,249
14 CAROL BRADFORD DEAN OF COLLEGE FOR MEDICINE, VP OF HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY 921,507 1,213,821
15 ANDREW THOMAS WEXNER CHEIF CLINICAL OFFICER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR FOR INTERNAL MEDICINE UNIVERSITY 810,374 1,169,025

According to Hendrix, Johnson was not among the top 20 earners at Ohio State last year. With a $927,000 base pay and just over $1 million in total compensation – eight times less gross pay than Day – Johnson took the No. 22 spot on the list of highest-paid employees at the university. Johnson announced last November she plans to step down from her position as president at the end of the 2022-23 school year.
 
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Dr. T. C. Mendenhall was also known for his attempt to reanimate a corpse in 1872


Dead body + electricity = spooky experiment conducted by first faculty​

DEAD BODY + ELECTRICITY = SPOOKY EXPERIMENT CONDUCTED BY FIRST FACULTY

T.C. Mendenhall, 1874
T.C. Mendenhall, 1874

Since it’s Halloween, we’d like to tell you about Thomas C. Mendenhall, the very first faculty member hired by the then-Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College in 1873. He was a real Renaissance man when it came to the many and varied interests he pursued – including reanimation of corpses.

Though Mendenhall was a Physics professor, he also had a great interest in electricity (and other subjects, as you will read later). In 1872, while he was a teacher at Central High School – then known as Columbus High School – he decided to test a theory that a dead body could be brought back to life through electric shock. He received approval from the Ohio Penitentiary to transfer the corpse of a recently hanged prisoner to Starling Medical College, located in downtown Columbus and one of the predecessors of Ohio State’s College of Medicine. So, on October 4, 1872, Mendenhall tried, by use of electric shocks, to reanimate the corpse of John Barclay—a man who was hanged for murder that same day.

According to a history of the Columbus High School, the experiment was performed in front of the judges of the State Supreme Court and other witnesses, including a reporter for the Police Gazette. “In so far as anyone knew,” the history said, “the Judges might have to pass upon the uncanny question of Barclay’s legal status as a living person who had already suffered the death penalty. However, they were spared that embarrassing situation” since the experiment obviously did not succeed.

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