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Financial Affairs
(Dept. Contact Info)
UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
University of California
Santa Cruz, CA 95064-1077
Welcome to Financial Affairs 

Welcome to Financial Affairs

For detailed step-by-step procedures related to using common financial processes, please select a topic located to the left.

Financial Affairs performs a variety of functions to support the academic, research and public service efforts of the University.

Financial Affairs supports the University by:

  • Maintaining the accuracy and integrity of financial information
  • Maintaining a strong campus-wide financial control and accountability environment
  • Practicing good financial stewardship in handling financial transactions
  • Providing high-quality financial services to students, faculty, and staff
  • Collaborating with others to facilitate the use of effective financial management practices
  • Enabling Financial Affairs staff members to use their skills to fully contribute to pursuing our mission
Service Schedule
Campus InformationCampus Information
Financial Affairs Service Schedule
November 2009
Accounting Offices: Closed 11/25 (W)
Cashier's Office: Regular Schedule
Controller's Office: Closed 11/25 (W)
Enterprise Financial Systems Office: Limited Service Days: 11/13(F), 11/20(F), 11/25(W)
FAST Office: Closed  11/25 (W)
Student Business Services Office: Regular Schedule
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Policy Headlines
UC Accounting Manual Updated
Of departmental interest, the UC Disbursements policy has been updated to discourage reimbursement of employee out-of-pocket goods purchases that could be made instead through CruzBuy or the Pro-card. [Read More]
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Do Two Wrongs Make a Right?
Former employee of a Midwestern University accused of forging documents relating to a promised promotion, and embezzling payments sent to the department for services done for outside companies [Read all about it!]