Planning and Resources FY2027
Committee Details:
Committee: Planning and Resources
Committee Category: Standing Committees of the University Senate
Fiscal Year: FY2027
Members—
- Chair: Missy Somers, Finance Administration, Staff, Voting, 2028
- Stacy Dojonovic Schutzman, Special Education, Faculty, Voting, 2029
- Scott Hefty, Molecular Biosciences, Faculty, Voting, 2029
- Poppy DeltaDawn, Visual Arts, Faculty, Voting, 2027
- Andrew Moddrell, Architecture & Design, Faculty, Voting, 2027
- Mikhail Medvedev, Physics & Astronomy, Faculty, Voting, 2027
- Deanna Goscha, Provost Office, Staff, Voting, 2029
- Jason O'Connor, School of Business, Staff, Voting, 2029
- TBD, Student, Voting, 2027
- TBD, Grad Student, Voting, 2027
- Corinne Bannon, Chief Strategy & Data Officer and Vice Chancellor, Ex-officio, Non-voting
- Jason Hornberger, Senior Associate Vice Provost for Finance, Ex-officio, Non-voting
- Jeff DeWitt, Chief Financial Officer, Visitor, Non-voting
Charges—
Standing Charges
- Participate in the University’s planning processes by communicating with the Provost, the CFO, and the Provost’s senior staff on matters of capital strategic planning, infrastructure, IT resources, and sustainability -- and examine how current financial circumstances (the health of the state economy, current university indebtedness, school-specific fees and charges, etc.) will influence such projects. Report issues and any recommendations for action to SenEx.
- Host meeting with the Provost, the CFO, and the Provost’s senior staff to review planning reports and budgetary submissions made by the various units. Report issues and any recommendations to SenEx for consideration.
- Monitor enrollment trends and changes in tuition plans and their potential effects on enrollment and revenue generation.
- Work with the Governance Office and the CFO’s staff to host an open forum with the CFO in the Fall semester.
Specific Charges
- Follow up on implementation and analysis on the Budget model, focusing on transparency across the campus. Assess whether the revised budget model meets the outcomes that were projected.