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Employees Drury University Robin Sronce

Robin Sronce

Highest compensated employee

Instructor at Drury University

Fiscal year ended May 31, 2016. Published on January 24, 2026.

$139,791
2016

Total compensation

Robin Sronce has been listed as an employee of Drury University in Form 990 filings since at least fiscal year 2016.

Annual compensation details

$139,791
Instructor
2016
$135k org
40 hrs/wk
$6k other
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2016

Other employees at Drury University

David Manuel
President
$262,200
$256,800 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Steven C Combs
Vice President, Academics
$180,646
$175,246 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Charles Taylor
Vice President
$158,605
$153,205 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Dianne Johnson
Vice President
$149,850
$144,450 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Penny Clayton
Instructor
$148,212
$142,812 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Sidney Scorse III
Vice President
$145,882
$140,482 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Tijuana Julian
Vice President
$145,522
$140,122 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Resa A Willis
Instructor
$137,181
$131,781 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
Michael J Buono
Instructor
$133,367
$127,967 from orgNo related comp$5,400 other
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January 24, 2026:
2016 Drury University 990 published

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