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MLive reports.

Salary search for all 41,000 University of Michigan employees

In 2015, three University of Michigan employees had a higher base pay than President Mark Schlissel, and that two of them are assistant football coaches, the newly released annual salary report shows.

According to the report — which the school releases every December — Marschall Runge, the executive vice president for medical affairs and the CEO of the U-M Health System, has the highest base pay of any university employee at $871,250.

As expected, football coaches are next on the list, but neither person is head coach Jim Harbaugh. Two of Harbaugh’s assistants, Dan Durkin and Tim Drevino, each had $800,000 base salaries in 2015, tying them as the employees with the second highest base pays.

Their boss Jim Harbaugh had a base pay of $500,000, but he also took home $5 million in additional compensation along with a $2 million signing bonus in 2015 for a salary package of more than $7 million in his first year. His base pay ranks him as the 13th-highest paid U-M employee.

Schlissel’s $772,000 salary is good for fourth on the list. The president accepted a $22,500 raise earlier this year after the Board of Regents gave him a satisfactory first-year review.

Erik Lundberg, the school’s chief investment officer, made $690,000 in base pay. It was a $90,000 raise over the $600,000 base salary he was paid in 2013 and 2014.