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Budget Office

Budgets are provided, amended and analyzed by the Budget Office. Fiscal resources and reporting will adhere to guidelines established by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, as well as federal, state, and local government agencies.

Budget Handbook

1) Decentralized Budget Model 2) Salary Savings Guidelines 3) Budget Calendar, Due Dates & Deadlines 4) Annual Budget Hearings 5) Budget Hearings Department Request Form 6) Original Budget 7) Sample-Schedule G 8) Sample-Schedule G-1
9) Monitoring Reports 10) Sample-Budget Progress Report Summary/Actual 11) Who to Call for Assistance 12) Budget Amendment Guidelines 13) Course & Lab Fee Guide 14) Miscellaneous Links

Forms and Reports

Budget Amendment Request Grant Non-Personal Services Budget Request Grant Personal Services Budget Request

UNG Banner Web (Login Required) for Budget Progress Reports, Personal Services Expense Reports, Course and Lab Fee Setup

Budget Information System (Login Required) for Original Budget Schedules

View the Current UNG Budget
View the Annual USG Budget Cycle

Budget Office Contact Information

Name Title Phone Email Office
Valarie Grizzle Asst Dir, Budget Office 706-864-1388
Downtown Office Building, 222, Dahlonega
Jarad Conner Director, Budget Office 706-867-2589
Downtown Office Building, 220, Dahlonega
Kim Caldwell(Budget Office) Budget Analyst 706-867-2824
Downtown Office Building, 246, Dahlonega
Nicole Gailey Budget Analyst 706-867-2837
Downtown Office Building, 219, Dahlonega
Melissa Walton Budget Analyst II 706-867-2590
Downtown Office Building, 220, Dahlonega

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