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Employees Simon Fraser University Caroline G Colijn

Caroline G Colijn

Highest compensated employee

Professor at Simon Fraser University

Fiscal year ended March 31, 2024. Published on January 25, 2026.

$235,931

2024

Total compensation

Caroline G Colijn has been listed as an employee of Simon Fraser University in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2024.

Annual compensation details

$235,931

Professor

2024

$236k other

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Total compensation by year

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Other employees at Simon Fraser University

President Vice - Chancellor

$0 from orgNo related comp$335,624 other

Assoc Dean Beedie Business School

$0 from orgNo related comp$333,683 other

Angela Kanana Kaida

$0 from orgNo related comp$280,965 other

Eugene Lucas Fiume

Dean of Applied Sciences

$0 from orgNo related comp$266,125 other

Donald Joseph Estep

$0 from orgNo related comp$240,136 other

Dugan Clive O'Neil

Vice President - Research and International

$0 from orgNo related comp$230,735 other

Martin Puchurko

Vice President - Finance Administration

$0 from orgNo related comp$224,219 other

Former Vice President - Academic Provost

$0 from orgNo related comp$216,555 other

Yabome Gilpin-Jackson

Vice President - PEI

$0 from orgNo related comp$216,204 other

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January 25, 2026:

2024 Simon Fraser University 990 published

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