Units
Finance and Resources units work together to support the vision and mission of the university in a customer-centric, agile, and cost-effective way.
Academic Technologies
Academic Technologies provides central leadership, maintenance and support for the effective use of technologies in teaching and learning. This includes oversight and maintenance of college specific IT systems and coordination of campus wide related training activities. In addition, Academic Technologies provides governance and support for collaboration tools including our campus websites and Microsoft Teams.
ConnectionPoint
- connectionpoint@usask.ca
- 306-966-2000
- 1-844-697-4865
- Room 258, Arts Building, University of Saskatchewan
- Website
Provides certain finance, human resources and research administrative services. This includes: service desk, contact centre, payroll administration, payments, purchasing and contract specialist, employee lifecycle, property and leasing management, data processing, travel and expenses, process improvement, operation analysis, and metrics and reporting.
Consumer Services
- Consumer_services@usask.ca
- 306-966-1412
- Culinary Services
- Parking and Transportation Services
- Retail Services
- Residence Services
- Protective Services
Providing residence, retail, parking, culinary, and protective services in support of the university and the student experience.
Controller
Managing the university’s financial life cycle and providing strategic support for decision makers including: financial planning, budgeting, financial forecasting, variance analysis, financial reporting, external audit, strategic investment management, tax strategy, and financial SBA (strategic business advisor) training and support.
Employee and Labour Relations
Designing and establishing employee and labour relations strategies in support of the overall goals of the university and providing strategic support, specialist advice, and subject matter expertise for employee relations. This includes: labour relations, employee relations, and faculty labour relations.
Enterprise Architecture and Integration
Leading and managing foundational information technology including: secure network access, identity services, management and security of the physical spaces, reporting and data systems, power and environmental systems, building control systems, protective services technology, and university computing resources behind all major IT applications and communication services.
Enterprise Procurement
- FCO.Procurement@usask.ca
- 306-966-6705
- Purchasing Services E150 - 105 Administration Place, U of S, Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2
- Procurement Service Catalogue
- Help and Services
Optimizing purchasing activities through scale and vendor relationship management to ensure effective use of resources including: procurement advisory services, strategic sourcing, category management, contract management, facilities, information technology, consumer services, and purchasing services.
Enterprise Project Management Office
Facilitating collaborative, transparent and timely projects including: program and project management, project governance, resource management, centralized intake and prioritization, guiding the workforce through change, and alignment of processes and organization objectives.
Enterprise Systems
Providing and supporting a single, streamlined systems environment that includes: web and collaboration systems, database services, and administration systems for University Relations, student, facilities, HR, finance, Consumer Services, and research.
Facilities
Facilities is responsible for the maintenance, operation, and preservation of the university’s facilities ensuring the safety and comfort of faculty, staff and students. This includes: The Heating Plant, Trades and Skilled Laborers, Custodial and Grounds operations, Locksmith Shop, and many other staff and groups working together to serve the needs of the campus community.
Financial Operations
Providing oversight to financial resource allocation and utilization including: organizational finance, cash management, liquidity and risk, banking administration, financial transactions, asset and liability management, tax operations, compliance and internal controls, finance systems, and grant and contract financial management.
Infrastructure Planning and Land Development
Providing knowledge and strategy around capital projects, enabling access to opportunities while ensuring the overall sustainability of operations. This includes: planning and development, capital and investment planning, developing/maintaining strategic partnerships, sustainability/environmental, land and space planning, real estate management, property and leasing management, land development, real estate business opportunities.
IT Security, Risk and Compliance
Ensuring information technology security standards and policies, including: architecture, risk assessment and legislative compliance (e.g., PCI, FIPPA).
IT Support Services
Providing information technology services and support, including access to use technology resources (e.g., notebooks, projectors, software), technical support and training, implementation and technical support for classroom, multimedia spaces and devices, and continuous process improvement.
Relationship Management
Ensuring customer centricity across the People and Resources portfolio, translating business requirements into functional approaches and supporting solutions development. This includes: human resources SBAs (strategic business advisors) and relationship management.
Research and Library Technology
Enabling research success across campus and supporting the University Library with information technology services, including: research computing consultation, data and storage, research data management, library collections, high performance computing, software for science and scholarly work, and research grant review.
Talent Management and Strategic Enablement
Providing talent management strategies, talent development frameworks, and culture change models at an institutional level. This includes: end-to-end talent management; equity, diversity, and inclusion; organizational development, change management, and leadership development. Strategic consulting and supporting culture shifts is an important part of the work of this team.
Total Rewards and Wellness
- benefits@usask.ca
- compensation-inquiries@usask.ca
- pension.inquiries@usask.ca
- safetyresources@usask.ca
- wellness.resources@usask.ca
- E140 Administration Place, USask, Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2
- HR Service Catalogue
- Help and Services
- Compensation
- Wellness Resources
- Safety Resources
Designing, maintaining and optimizing the university’s employee value proposition to effectively support the attraction, engagement and well-being of faculty and staff. This includes: compensation, benefits, pensions, wellness, events and recognition.