Robert Dyer

University of Southern Mississippi
Temporary Instructor

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Robert Dyer in 2024 was employed at University of Southern Mississippi and had a reported pay of $72, according to public records.

University of Southern Mississippi records show Robert Dyer held job of Temporary Instructor from 2023 to 2024.

In year 2024 Robert Dyer's salary was 100 percent lower than average Temporary Instructor salary.

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Key Data

Year2024
Full NameRobert Dyer
Job TitleTemporary Instructor
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StateMississippi
EmployerUniversity of Southern Mississippi
Total Pay $72
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Employer

Employer NameUniversity of Southern Mississippi
Year2024
Number of Employees4,973
Average Annual Wage$27,981
Median Annual Wage$11,369
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