Duane Sheldon Everett

University of Miami-Oxford
Asst. Men's Basketball Coach

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Duane Sheldon Everett in 2017 was employed at University of Miami-Oxford and had a reported pay of $34,890, according to public records. This pay was 24 percent lower than the average and 2 percent lower than the median salary in University of Miami-Oxford.

In year 2017 Duane Sheldon Everett's salary was 70 percent lower than average Asst. Men's Basketball Coach salary in the state of Ohio.

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Year2017
Full NameDuane Sheldon Everett
Job TitleAsst. Men's Basketball Coach
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StateOhio
EmployerUniversity of Miami-Oxford
Annual Wage $34,890

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Employer NameUniversity of Miami-Oxford
Year2017
Number of Employees5,246
Average Annual Wage$45,962
Median Annual Wage$35,559
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