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Organizational structure and campus governance

Morris, the University of Minnesota’s residential, undergraduate liberal arts campus, operates under a unique, inclusive, shared governance. All members of the campus community have a voice—including students.

A 12-member Board of Regents, which includes the University of Minnesota president, governs the University of Minnesota.

Morris Administration

  • Chancellor »
    • Head of the campus
    • Reports to the University of Minnesota senior vice president for system academic administration
  • Vice chancellors and associate vice chancellors »
    • Report directly to the chancellor
    • Oversee all campus personnel whose functions are divided into the following categories:
      • Academic Affairs/Dean
      • External Relations
      • Finance and Facilities
      • Student Affairs
  • Directors, division chairs, assistants »
    • Oversee campus units and offices
    • Report to the chancellor, vice chancellors or associate vice chancellors
    • Chancellor: »
      • Admissions
      • Financial Aid
      • Human Resources
    • Academic Affairs/Dean: »
      • Academic Assistance and Disability Services
      • Academic divisions and disciplines
      • Briggs Library
      • Career, Advising, Retention, and Enrichment
      • Center for Small Towns
      • Community Engagement
      • Continuing Education and Summer Session
      • First Year Seminar
      • Grants Development
      • Institutional Research
      • Instructional and Media Technologies
      • Interdisciplinary Studies
      • Office of the Registrar
    • External Relations: »
      • Alumni Relations and Annual Giving
      • Communications
      • Fund Development
    • Finance and Facilities: »
      • Business Office
      • Campus Police
      • Computing Services
      • Custodial Maintenance
      • Dining Services
      • Duplicating Services
      • Environmental Health and Safety
      • Fleet Servies
      • General Maintenance, Grounds, Transportation
      • Heating/Trades
      • Post Office
      • Project Management
      • Recycling Center
      • Sustainability
      • System Planning and Telephone Service
    • Student Affairs: »
      • Conferences and Special Events
      • Community Engagement
      • Dining Services
      • Equity, Diversity and Intercultural Programs
        • International Student Programs
        • Multi-Ethnic Student Programs
      • Health Services
      • Intercollegiate Athletics
      • Residential Life
      • Student Activities
      • Student Counseling

Academics

  • Departments are called disciplines
    • Each discipline has a rotating coordinator
  • Disciplines belong to divisions:
    • Education »
      • Education
      • Elementary Education
      • Secondary Education
      • Wellness and Sport Science
    • Humanities »
      • Art History
      • Studio Art
      • Communication, Media & Rhetoric
      • English
      • French
      • German
      • Music
      • Philosophy
      • Spanish
      • Theatre Arts
    • Science and Mathematics »
      • Biology
      • Chemistry
      • Computer Science
      • Geology
      • Mathematics
      • Physics
      • Statistics
    • Social Sciences »
      • Anthropology
      • Economics
      • Geography
      • History
      • Liberal Arts for the Human Services
      • Management
      • Political Science
      • Psychology
      • Social Science
      • Sociology
      • Women's Studies
  • Divisions are overseen by division chairs who: »
    • Serve for five years
    • Coordinate administrative and professional needs of faculty
    • Report to vice chancellor for academic affairs and dean

Shared governance




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