Marty Bodnar, who left the University of Michigan athletic department earlier this month after 11 years to return to his hometown as the executive director of Barberton Community Foundation in Ohio, resigned on his first day of the job, the Akron Beacon Journal reported.
Bodnar, according to the article, resigned after complaints about his $125,000 salary included full-page ads in the local newspaper. Bodnar returned to his job at Michigan as associate athletic director of ticketing and marketing, the article said.
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