Budget and Financial Planning
Interim Chief Budget Officer: Susan Stephenson
Budget and Financial Planning is charged with building, implementing and reporting on the generation and expenditure of monetary resources throughout the business cycle. The office supports the university's executive management and its strategic planning process by providing timely and balanced analysis of data, processes, and choices thereby enabling UWF to successfully achieve its goals in a responsible, efficient and transparent manner.
General Counsel
General Counsel: Pat Lott
The Mission of the Office of the General Counsel is to provide legal services including representing the university in grievances and litigation; supervising outside counsel; advising university departments; developing and reviewing contracts and agreements; meeting various university reporting and accountability requirements; compiling records request from the general public; aiding in the resolution of student issues; developing and updating diverse university policies; developing and maintaining a comprehensive and informative Web page for the benefit of the entire university community.
Governmental Relations
Director of Governmental Relations and Special Assistant to the President: Janice P. Gilley
It is the mission of the Governmental Relations Office to manage communications with governmental stakeholders at the local, state and federal level including agencies and elected officials. The director works with administrators, faculty, staff and students to identify issues for legislative action and works directly with legislators to effectuate outcomes beneficial to the university.
Internal Auditing & Management Consulting
Associate Vice President: Joyce E. Betsy Bowers
The overall mission of the IAMC Department is to help UWF achieve greater effectiveness and efficiency by performing three primary functions: audits, investigations, and proactive projects.
West Florida Historic Preservation,
Inc.
Director: Richard Brosnaham
Historic Pensacola Village consists of 10 museum facilities with indoor and outdoor
exhibits that bring to life Pensacola's long and colorful history. Visitors are
whisked back to the time of Spanish explorers and seafaring men, of brightly
dressed Creole women and Victorian ladies. Nearly 450 years of Florida and Pensacola
history await discovery.