With a total budget for fiscal year 2024-25 of $4.2 billion, more than 30 campus units, and a total University enrollment of 32,438, the budget process at UNC-Chapel Hill is complex.
Lindsay Farling has accepted the permanent role of associate vice chancellor for Budget and Data Analysis, effective immediately.
Following up on the Feb. 15 announcement regarding Steve Agostini’s departure, organizational changes are being implemented in Finance and Budget.
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.
Jessica Maitland has been named the new executive director for Budget, Financial Planning, and Analysis, effective Sept. 18.
After closing a $300 million deficit, the University presents a FY24 plan that supports fiscal responsibility and strategic goals.
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.
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