Knuffman has served as interim vice chancellor for Finance and Operations since August. He will assume this new position on March 22.

For obvious reasons, we will be unable to meet together in person this year, but we look forward to seeing everyone in a virtual Zoom gathering. In addition to comments from our leaders, trivia, a scaled-down raffle and presentation of the All Star Awards, this year we will be asking you to help add to the fun and camaraderie by sending pictures or videos for us to share during the event.

Beginning Sept. 27, Zoom will enforce the application of either the waiting room or a passcode to all Zoom meetings, including those already scheduled. You and those you support are encouraged to take two actions.

Nate Knuffman will serve as Carolina’s interim vice chancellor for Finance and Operations, effective immediately.

The University salutes its essential workers and asks Tar Heels everywhere to wear Carolina blue to honor them on April 28.

Some Finance and Operations departments will operate under reduced hours while students are on spring break, beginning as early as Friday, March 6, and going through Friday, March 13.

Some Finance and Operations departments will operate under reduced hours while students are on winter break, beginning as early as Dec. 16. Many of our Campus Enterprises departments — including UNC Transportation and Parking, the One Card Office, Mail Services, … Read more

And just like that, another busy semester is nearing a close. While students are preparing for exams, the staff of Finance and Operations should celebrate our successes and experiences that have contributed to growth in our work and our connection … Read more

Vice Chancellor for Finance and Operations Jonathan Pruitt has been elected to the board of directors and will serve as the Council on Business Affairs Representative of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU). The announcement was made at … Read more

Snow started falling early on the morning of Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, blanketing much of North Carolina by the time the sun rose. In just one day, before the winter season had officially started, UNC-Chapel Hill was covered in at … Read more