Q3 Sources & Uses Variance Reporting is due in AggieBudget on May 4, 2021.
If you have questions about the process, please see the User Guide, AggieBudget S&U Review and Comment Workflow, available in the Help Documents when you log into AggieBudget. Start your login from a supported browser, Explorer or Edge, since the workflow needs to be completed in the Windows (desktop) client; those are the default browsers for access.
February 17, 2021 - Forecast plan files closed for edits at 6 pm
February 18, 2021 - System down time for rollover to next budget cycle
February 19, 2021 - Plan File Manager (PFM) opens for changes (through March 5), users will be notified via email
Week of March 8, 2021 - Budget plan files open for edits, users will be notified via email
June 30, 2021 - Budget plan files close for edit at close of business
A version of this article originally appears in Dateline on Jan. 12, 2021
Budget reduction options under discussion since last month are off the table, Chancellor Gary S. May and Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Mary S. Croughan said Monday (Jan. 11), attributing the decision in part to new federal stimulus money and the proposed state budget.
Economic impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic have so far added up to a $210 million hit to the UC Davis budget—with the potential for losses to grow. Campus budget leaders have announced strategies to address and mitigate these financial challenges, with principles that require shared sacrifice, but emphasize protecting employees from indefinite layoffs and continuing to support student academic success.
We are considering a variety of options for the UC Davis Jobs Protection Program and we have proposed several additional budget mitigation strategies.
Chancellor Gary S. May released a statement on November 23, regarding campus-specific fiscal planning related to systemwide guidelines put forth by UC President Michael V. Drake.
Last month, I announced the launch of a consultation process with the UC community to explore the idea of a systemwide program to preserve jobs and avoid COVID-related layoffs to every extent possible, and to help us address the more than $2 billion budget deficit UC faces due to the pandemic.
On August 21, 2020, Vice Chancellor Kelly Ratliff and Vice Chancellor Pablo G. Reguerín issued a message about campus-based fees and expanded services.
In collaboration with Strategic Communications, UP3 has released the updated brand partnership system, a guide for the use of UC Davis trademarks and identity assets, based on the new campus brand.
Students who had previously taken the popular Design of Coffee class were offered the opportunity to tour the Peet's Roastery, an exciting experience for any coffee enthusiast.
