Controllers Office
Mark Hubbell - Controller
Penny Mills - Associate Controller
Ieng Shanrock - Associate Controller for Financial Reporting & Business Analytics
Caleb London - Tax Compliance Professional
Daniel Vondran - Business Asset Lifecycle Manager
Audrey White - Associate Accounting Manager
Ty McCain - Accountant III
Valerie Martinez - Accounting Assistant II
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The Controller’s Office strives to provide financial and administrative leadership for our campus. Our mission is to provide sound financial services for the University to enable the pursuit of its mission to provide internationally competitive education, contribute new knowledge, economic development, basic and applied research and to provide service to academic/professional disciplines and society.
As primary owner of the University’s general ledger, our number one goal is to ensure the accuracy of the financial data in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. It is of utmost importance that the University community be able to rely on the integrity of the data housed within the general ledger at all times in order to facilitate accuracy of reporting to federal and state government agencies, financial markets, accreditation bodies, the taxpayers and most importantly, our students and their families.
- Maintenance of the general ledger
- Preparing the audited annual financial statements of the University
- Financial transaction processing
- Bank reconciliations
- Processing agent requests
- A major role in the overall internal control environment of the University
- Filing monthly sales and use tax reports with the Department of Finance & Administration
- Processing and filing the annual unclaimed property report with the Arkansas State Auditor’s office
- Ensure timely payment of all University long-term debt obligations
- Post-issuance compliance with IRS regulations regarding tax-exempt debt obligations
Agent Advances
Agent advances are intended, and may only be used, for University-supported activities and programs requiring special payments outside of the procurement process. This includes field trips for research projects and other similar events. Fayetteville Policy and Procedure 332.1 addresses the requirements for establishing an agent account and reporting expenses.