Austin Zachary Burnaman

Louisiana State University of Alexandria
Transient Special Events

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Austin Zachary Burnaman in 2022 was employed at Louisiana State University of Alexandria and had a reported pay of $8,860, according to public records.

Louisiana State University of Alexandria records show Austin Zachary Burnaman held two jobs from 2022 to 2023.

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Key Data

Year2022
Full NameAustin Zachary Burnaman
Job TitleTransient Special Events
StateLouisiana
EmployerLouisiana State University of Alexandria
Total Pay $8,860
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Employer

Employer NameLouisiana State University of Alexandria
Year2022
Number of Employees592
Average Annual Wage$27,095
Median Annual Wage$13,422
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