The Associated Press
MAYS LANDING, N.J. – The president of a community college in southern New Jersey has turned down a raise for the third year in a row.
Atlantic Cape Community College President Peter Mora and the school’s evaluation committee agreed it’s not in the school’s economic interests to change his compensation.
Mora is paid $179,571 plus benefits. The board contributes 10 percent of his salary toward his pension and he has a car allowance.
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