Sally H. Zeckhauser, vice president for administration, and her husband, Ramsey Professor of Political Economy Richard J. Zeckhauser, earned $319,359 and $243,048, respectively.
Former Vice President for Finance Elizabeth C. “Beppie” Huidekoper, who resigned in October 2002, received $121,442 for just over three months of work. Ann E. Berman, who succeeded Huidekoper, earned $262,235.
Alan J. Stone, vice president for government, community and public affairs, received $315,846 in compensation. He was also granted a 30-year mortgage loan of $258,000 at zero-percent interest.
Harvard has previously offered loans, often at no interest, to its top administrators.
Thomas M. Reardon received a 10-year, zero-interest education loan of $306,312 in January 2002. And though Taylor no longer works at the University, she still owed Harvard the bulk of two small education loans totaling $25,000 at interest rates of 10 and 8.25 percent.
Summers, whose University-owned home on Elmwood Avenue is not counted as part of his compensation, received $500,112 in standard compensation, $29,285 in benefits and $152,338 in other income, which included a $139,547 housing subsidy.
The salaries of Harvard’s top administrators totaled $3,331,084 in fiscal year 2003, a jump of 39 percent, but they paled in comparison to the earnings of top fund managers at the Harvard Management Company, the organization which invests the University’s $19.3-billion endowment.
Marcus Samuels, senior vice president for international fixed income, pulled in $35,130,990, followed closely by David R. Mittelman, senior vice president for fixed income, who earned $34,072,169. All told, Harvard’s top six fund managers totaled over $100 million in compensation.
Those salaries, announced in January, were comprised largely of performance-based bonuses, which soared after an exceptionally lucrative year for the endowment.
In the wake of criticism of the fund-manager salaries, the management company board voted to lower the cap on maximum compensation.
—Staff writer Zachary M. Seward can be reached at seward@fas.harvard.edu.