Katelin Bartley serves as the executive assistant in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Operations. Her day-to-day work involves relationships and thinking strategically.

Nate Knuffman, the University’s chief financial officer, explains where the funds come from and where they go.

Due to the weather forecast for Wednesday, Feb. 19 through Thursday, Feb. 20, units across Finance and Operations are monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.

Through coordinated initiatives, the University provided donations to impacted areas, as well as on-the-ground assistance from personnel across disciplines.

A new apprenticeship program is helping build a talented workforce in Finance and Operations while participants learn a trade and earn a salary.

Congratulations to the 213 Finance and Operations employees who are celebrating a state service milestone this year!

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.

Thanks to a collaboration between Facilities Services and Emergency Management and Planning, Carolina students, faculty and staff who opt in can receive outage notifications on their mobile phones when a campus elevator is out of service.

While working for six vice chancellors since 2008, Massey Award winner Trevaughn Eubanks has always shown her signature pizzazz and an “unrelenting heart of service.”

The recipients, including Trevaughn Eubanks, a University program specialist in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Operations and Mark Moon, a grounds supervisor in Facilities Services, will receive recognition for their contributions at an in-person event.