@kevintblack
Unless a particular state's disclosure laws aren't up to par, the pay for university staff & faculty is already available online... usually through the state government's website, for the very reason already cited (i.e. the college receives all or a major portion of its funding from the state budget, so they're considered pseudo-state employees).
Remember, though, that most colleges anymore require full-time faculty members to have a master's degree, if not a Ph.D -- even for someone starting out in their first year as a college professor. So before you start looking at the salaries, remember that you're not comparing them to the average white-collar worker, let alone the average worker (i.e. including all the fast-food workers out there); you're comparing them to the salaries of upper-level managers (i.e. those with MBA degrees), lawyers, doctors, & other professionals that require post-graduate degrees for entry-level positions in their fields.
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