After closing a $300 million deficit, the University presents a FY24 plan that supports fiscal responsibility and strategic goals.

Please note: this post is a copy of a OSP Communications dated November 16, 2022 regarding the New RAMSeS Sharing Portal.

Nathan Knuffman, vice chancellor for finance and operations, is the man with the $4 billion budget plan, which he will present to the UNC System Board of Governors at its meeting on May 25.

The 904.2.1f – Dual Employment Payment Request Form has been updated for better spacing, titles and a few vendor additions and now is live and active.

As part of the new state budget, faculty and staff will soon receive one-time bonuses, with raises coming in 2022. The budget also funds important University initiatives and building repairs.

Changes related to full position management and online SHRA position descriptions are going live next week!  That means starting Monday, October 11 all jobs will have a position.  The capability for on-line SHRA position descriptions, which can be easily printed, will also be implemented.

University administrators answered the call to address the structural budget shortfall by aligning resources more closely with the academic mission of the University.

This email is a reminder that we will be offering a web training for staff members who have access to the Procurement Low Dollar Spend Dashboard within Carolina Analytics Portal from 1-2 p.m. this Wednesday, January 27.

The purpose of this memorandum is to provide campus information on the June 2020 payout distribution to University and UNC-Chapel Hill Foundation Inc. endowments.  The approved distribution rate each year is targeted to be approximately 5 percent of market value, but the actual distribution could be lower if the endowment is underwater.   The term “underwater endowment” is used to mean one in which the endowment’s total market value is less than its historic book value or principal – i.e. the actual dollars contributed to the fund.

UNC-Chapel Hill has been informed that UNC Healthcare will soon be retiring the UNC Healthcare Dual Employment policy.