News & Alerts
Upcoming Outages and Maintenance
Production Banner Outage – Banner 8 Upgrade: Planned Outage
Details: Our production Banner system will be unavailable from 7:00 pm Friday October 9th to 7:00 pm Monday October 12th in order to perform the Banner 7 to Banner 8 upgrade.
Services: Internet Native Banner and Self Service Banner
Budget Council Meeting Notes 1/06/09
Budget_Council_Notes010609.pdf
Sign Up for Direct Deposit through Banner Self Service!
Are you still receiving your paycheck and your accounts payable reimbursements by check? Would you like to save gas and eliminate those pesky trips to the bank? Then sign up for direct deposit online through Self Service Banner and have University payments to you deposited into your checking account or savings account automatically. No muss, no fuss, no paper! You’ll receive an email notification before every deposit into your bank account.
If you have already signed up for direct deposit but need to change your bank designation, you can do that through Self Service Banner as well! Click here for instructions.
UNC Charlotte Police Advisory
When the UNC Charlotte Police Department verifies that a serious incident or series of
crimes have occurred on or even off campus and believes it could impact the University
Community, we issue an advisory to increase everyone’s awareness and safety and to
seek community assistance in locating suspects. See “News, Advisories & Statistics” for the latest updates.
Fraud Awareness
May 06 2009
It’s no secret that the current economic times are placing enormous amounts of stress across the entire workforce, providing increased incentive to consider actions unthinkable years or even months ago. According to the Institute of Internal Auditors’ Research Foundation report on Hot Topics for internal auditors for 2009, the #1 key recommendation is to increase fraud awareness, detection and prevention efforts due to “an increase in the propensity to commit fraud.” This presentation defines fraud and the types of fraud, how fraud is detected and describes the “fraud triangle” – the three key elements of any fraud event. This presentation also provides avenues to communicate suspected fraud to appropriate authorities.
