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Administration and Finance is a service-oriented division that supports the overall mission and goals of a diverse and dynamic campus community. The division has the following responsibilities:

• Provides support in the areas of Accounting Services (including Student Accounts and Cashiering), Budget, Facilities Planning, Human Resources, Institutional Research, Retirement Plan Administration, and Internal Audit.
• Develops, evaluates, and supports the human and fiscal resources and the business framework of the University.
• Embraces the institution’s vision for academic excellence and student success by upholding core values of compliance, competence, professionalism, respect, collaboration, confidentiality, and responsiveness.

The IRB reviews and makes determinations on proposed human subjects research that is conducted by or in collaboration with 91°µÍø faculty, staff, and/or students.  The IRB follows regulatory requirements and the ethical principles of Respect for Persons,ÌýBeneficence, and Justice in reviewing research that involves participants and/or identifiable private information. For more information please visit the Institutional Review Board website.

The Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) is the official site of the Auraria Campus, which includes information and services that are part of the AHEC organization. AHEC oversees such services as: Auraria Media Center, Campus Event Services, Campus Police, Classroom Services, Facilities Management, and Parking.  In addition to 91°µÍø, AHEC houses our two sister institutions,Ìý and the .

A myriad of resources are available to assist 91°µÍø students in need of support.  The CARE Team (Consultation, Assessment, Referral, Education) partners with University resources for: Health, Safety, and Welfare; Academic Resources; and Other General Resources.

Information Technology Services provide information about: technology policies and procedures,; equipment configuration; and procurment of equipment for grant projects.

Media Resources offers a number of fact sheets and reports, including 91°µÍø Fact Sheets, Hispanic Serving Institution Progress Reports, as well as reports for 91°µÍø Colleges, Schools, and Institutes.

 was designed to help journalists find faculty experts to provide perspective on current issues and events. This guide is also beneficial to the principal investigator in obtaining assistance in issues related to grant requirements (e.g. underrepresented populations, literacy, etc.). Many 91°µÍø faculty members are leading academic experts and have significant real-world experience in their professional fields that include aviation and aerospace, politics and public policy, criminal justice and criminology, and business.

°Õ³ó±ðÌýOffice of Institutional Research (OIR) is the official source for all statistical data regarding students, graduates, course enrollment, faculty workloads, and other University characteristics. This department has the following responsibilities:

• Provides statistical data to state and federal agencies and to internal and external constituents
• Designs, administers, analyzes, and reports the results of student and alumni surveys
• Conducts research on national norms and statistics relevant to the University, including peer group analysis
• Collaborates with other departments to respond to inquiries
• Acts as an institutional information resource for all units of the University

The Office of University Communications and Marketing exists to build understanding of, and support for, 91°µÍø through communication of the University’s unique role and mission, key planning themes and goals, recognition of faculty achievements and expertise, and promotion of student accomplishments and experiences. Included on this site is Brand Central, which houses the University’s branding, identity, and editorial standards.

The Office of University Advancement coordinates private funding for the University.