OHE Manager salaries
What the State of Minnesota pays people with the job title “OHE Manager” in fiscal year 2026, across all agencies.
Employees
11
FY 2026
Total paid
$875,371
in FY 2026
Median paid
$98,927
base rate median $102,565
Average paid
$79,579
across 11 with pay
Highest paid
$104,052
Mol Sletten, Jacquelynn D
Median pay by fiscal year
Paid in year and annual base rate
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Employees by fiscal year
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Agencies with this job title
FY 2026, largest agencies by number of people; averages use the amount paid in the year
Most people
Highest average pay (3+ people)
$79,579
Everyone, FY 2026
Filter, sort and analyze in Explore →| Name | Agency | Base pay | Paid ▼ | Overtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mol Sletten, Jacquelynn D | Office of Higher Education GWI Management | $50.05 /hr | $104,052 | — |
| Twite, Amanda R. | Office of Higher Education Gr Implementation | $50.05 /hr | $101,648 | — |
| Erdman, Lauren Maureen | Office of Higher Education Self Loan Management | $50.05 /hr | $100,654 | — |
| Gutsch, Matthew Alexander | Office of Higher Education Get Ready Operations | $48.72 /hr | $100,190 | — |
| Rogness, Stephen D. | Office of Higher Education Research and Policy | $47.35 /hr | $99,417 | — |
| Linehan, Sarah Ann | Office of Higher Education Self Loan Management | $47.35 /hr | $98,927 | — |
| Tommerdahl Whelan, Nicole Anne | Office of Higher Education Research and Policy | $50.05 /hr | $94,194 | — |
| Janssen, Amanda Jean | Office of Higher Education P20 Partnership | $49.81 /hr | $76,696 | — |
| Cardona, Lucis Luis | Office of Higher Education Self Loan Management | $47.28 /hr | $67,763 | — |
| Brown, Jeremiah John | Office of Higher Education Gr Implementation | $49.31 /hr | $26,430 | — |
| Smith, Connor Stephenson | Office of Higher Education Self Loan Management | $45.00 /hr | $5,400 | — |
Each person counts once per fiscal year, agency and county (multiple positions combined, shown as “+ more”). “Paid” is the total paid during the fiscal year, including overtime and other pay; it is lower than the base rate for anyone who started, left or worked part time. “Base pay” is the rate on record.