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Sue Ellspermann to earn $300K as Ivy Tech president

Indiana Lt. Governer Sue Ellspermann leads the Indiana Senate in the Pledge of Alllegiance on her final day in office at the Statehouse in Indianapolis, Wednesday, March 2, 2016. Gov. Mike Pence has tapped political operative Eric Holcomb to be his re-election running mate. (AP Photo/AJ Mast)

VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) — Former Indiana lieutenant governor Sue Ellspermann will earn $300,000 as president of Ivy Tech Community College.

The Indianapolis Star reports that the board of trustees approved a three-year contract for Ellspermann on Thursday. She officially starts her new position Friday after trustees appointed her in May. Ellspermann stepped down as lieutenant governor in March as GOP Indiana Gov. Mike Pence started a re-election campaign.

The contract lets her be considered for a yearly $60,000 bonus if she meets performance goals that a state board outlines. Ellspermann will receive the same salary as her predecessor.

Ellspermann spent the month of June visiting the school’s campuses across Indiana. She says she made the tour to learn more about faculty members’ challenges and concerns.

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