Founded in 1902, Barton College is a four-year, private, liberal arts College located in wilson, N.C. The Barton experience focuses on academic excellence within a wide range of professional and liberal arts programs leading to baccalaureate and master's degrees. Barton celebrates bold thinking among faculty and staff as the College nurtures bold leadership development among students. Barton offers purposeful internships and practicums in academic disciplines, engaging co-curricular cohorts, meaningful international travel and study, research and presentation through the day of scholarship, opportunities to give back through community service, an impressive array of cultural events, and diverse athletic competition among more than 20 collegiate teams.
In FY2024, Barton College reported 31 officers and key employees: 9 paid, $1,560,268 in all, and 22 unpaid. The highest-paid was Dr Douglas Searcy (President), at $404,382.
Top pay
$404,382
Dr Douglas Searcy · President
Paid to officers and key staff
$1,560,268
9 people · 3% of spending
Compared with similar orgs
Top officer’s pay higher than 81% of similar orgs ($10–100M education, 3,680 orgs)
$49.4M spent in the year, from the Form 990 Part IX.
As filed each year, in Part VII.
| Name | Title | Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Douglas Searcy | President | $404,382 |
| Danny Davis | VP for Administration and Finance | $180,280 |
| Dennis Matthews | VP for Enrollment and Marketing | $171,623 |
| Victoria Morris | VP of People & Support | $153,712 |
| Kevin Pennington | Provost & VP for Academic Affairs | $150,177 |
| Kelly Taranto | VP for Institutional Advan | $142,914 |
| Ken Tyler | VP for Athletics | $127,869 |
| Amanda Metts | VP for Admission/Student Engagement | $119,648 |
| Robert Greg Bauer | Professor | $109,663 |
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