In a time when financial transparency and strategic planning are increasingly crucial for educational institutions, UNC-Chapel Hill’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report serves as a vital tool for understanding the University’s fiscal health.
Congratulations to Jennifer Washington, associate operations director of the University Cashier Office, for being selected by the UNC System Staff Assembly for a 2024 Janet B. Royster Memorial Staff Scholarship award.
As the Associate Operations Director with the University Cashier’s office, Jennifer Washington oversees key university processes such as student billing, department deposits and payments.
Chief Procurement Officer Beau Jimmerson reveals the innovative strategies behind UNC-Chapel Hill’s procurement process, emphasizing customer-focused metrics and streamlined purchasing to meet the campus’s diverse needs.
UNC-Chapel Hill’s bond rating continues to be AAA — the highest rating — as designated by the Fitch Group, a leading credit agency.
Following up on the Feb. 15 announcement regarding Steve Agostini’s departure, organizational changes are being implemented in Finance and Budget.
The University is updating the Time Information Management (TIM) system on Monday, April 15. In advance of this system upgrade, employees should expect impacts to the current TIM system beginning the evening of April 9.
A new allocation model will help provide more predictability and transparency around resource allocation to academic units and create a more direct link between revenue generation and distribution.
Steve Agostini, senior associate vice chancellor for Finance and Budget, will be leaving Carolina to serve as the next vice chancellor and CFO at UCLA, starting May 6.
Jessica Maitland leads the Office of Budget, Planning and Analysis to support campus with informed decision-making through robust planning, analysis and information delivery.
