70 · ARL Annual Salary Survey 2008–2009 Table 38: Average Professional Salaries in ARL University Medical Libraries Rank Order Table, FY 2008–2009 Salaries of directors are not included in the calculation of medians. Alabama, California-Irvine, Florida State, and Tennessee-Knoxville are not ranked because they reported fewer than four individuals. Canadian salaries are expressed in US dollars. Rank Institution Salary Rank Institution Salary 1 Alberta $96,699 35 Nebraska $62,327 2 Toronto 96,298 36 Washington U.-St. Louis 61,854 3 California, Davis 80,311 37 Columbia 61,564 4 Connecticut 78,122 38 Dartmouth 61,441 5 Cornell 78,010 39 Wisconsin 61,257 6 British Columbia 77,805 40 Northwestern 61,237 7 Queen`s 76,546 41 Pennsylvania 60,851 8 Harvard 75,515 42 Oklahoma 60,301 9 Yale 74,991 43 Duke 60,297 10 Manitoba 72,322 44 George Washington 59,940 11 McGill 72,309 45 Iowa 59,648 12 Montreal 72,161 46 Cincinnati 59,134 13 Miami 71,829 47 Illinois, Chicago 58,928 14 California, Los Angeles 71,305 48 Florida 58,902 15 New Mexico 70,363 49 Georgetown 58,700 16 Southern California 69,393 50 Michigan 58,250 17 Johns Hopkins 66,744 51 Vanderbilt 58,021 18 California, San Diego 66,305 52 Kentucky 57,770 19 New York University 66,047 53 Temple 57,468 20 Ohio State 66,036 54 Pittsburgh 57,340 21 North Carolina 65,912 55 Louisville 57,017 22 Virginia 64,952 56 Boston University 56,280 23 Saskatchewan 64,291 57 Rochester 54,807 24 Arizona 64,038 58 Howard 53,754 25 SUNY Buffalo 63,881 59 Tennessee, Memphis 53,278 26 Washington 63,804 60 Tulane 52,567 27 Pennsylvania State 63,734 61 Kansas 52,333 28 Emory 63,447 62 South Carolina 48,891 29 Minnesota 63,281 63 Oklahoma State 48,833 30 SUNY Stony Brook 63,156 64 Texas Tech 48,703 31 Utah 62,848 65 Hawaii 46,607 32 McMaster 62,727 66 Wayne State 46,402 33 Case Western Reserve 62,532 67 Missouri 45,421 34 Southern Illinois 62,521