UNC-Chapel Hill will observe a ten-day closure of the University during Winter Break 2022. This is a reminder that during this time, Facilities Services will have limited staff resources on call.
All three major ratings agencies gave the University their highest rating, citing factors such as resiliency during the pandemic and budget management.
UNC-Chapel Hill will observe a ten-day closure of the University during Winter Break 2021. This is a reminder that during this time, Facilities Services will have limited staff resources on call.
UNC-Chapel Hill will observe a ten-day closure of the University during Winter Break 2021, beginning Thursday, Dec. 23, 2021 and ending Sunday night, Jan. 2, 2022 at 10 p.m.
The University’s efforts to rein in its structural deficit, mitigate shortfalls resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and centralize budgeting helped bolster the rating.
Nate Knuffman has served as interim vice Chancellor for Finance and Operations since August. He will assume this new position on March 22. For further stories, see the University announcement as well as an update in The Well.
This is a reminder that Secondary Employment forms should be submitted for any full-time SHRA employee who plans to engage in secondary employment with another employer that is not the University or another State Agency.
All employees are expected to know and follow the University’s mandatory COVID-19 Community Standards. In addition to wearing a mask and practicing physical distancing, employees who work on campus are also expected to monitor their health daily.
To: University Business Managers From: Stephanie Berrier, Interim Director of Marketing & Communications, F&O University Business Managers, I wanted to let you know that 2021 UNC Employee Calendars are now available! Stop by the UNC Print Stop and Copy Center on the … Read more
Earlier this week, we relaunched the Finance and Budget website at finance.unc.edu, which features service-centered navigation. The revamped site will also reflect recent organizational changes as well as the changing needs of our campus community.
