Monthly Archives: May 2013

Which CUSP Submissions Will Win Awards?

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Office of University Controller

At the May 13 Controllers’ Meeting, contributors of accepted CUSP (CU Shared Practices) submissions for FY 2013 delivered in-person presentations outlining their great ideas in practice across CU. Now the voting group has a hard task: determining which of the … Continue reading →

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CPE Wraps Up for FY 2013 … and Gears Up for 2014

Posted on May 27, 2013 by nroden

Our Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Program recently concluded its final quarter for FY 2013. On April 10, we offered three courses: Emotional Intelligence, Fiscal Roles in Financial Systems and Reporting, and GASB Update. On April 29, we repeated two popular courses from earlier quarters: … Continue reading →

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CUSP Gets Final Submission for 2013: Process Mapping

Posted on May 22, 2013 by nroden

Process maps have become a critical component of training documentation in the Department of Neurology at the Anschutz Medical Campus. As explained in the final submission to the 2013 CUSP Program, it is well documented that people learn better from … Continue reading →

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PSAM Reconciling Tool Joins 2013 CUSP Submissions

Posted on May 22, 2013 by nroden

The CUSP best practices toolbox now includes the PSAM Reconciling tool – an Access database used to reconcile data between the PeopleSoft Asset Management module and the PeopleSoft General Ledger (GL). Created by Accounting and Business Support staff at UCB … Continue reading →

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Campus Controllers’ Agenda: May 13, 2013

Posted on May 22, 2013 by nroden

The majority of the May meeting time: CUSP (CU Shared Practices) presentations on this year’s accepted submissions. For a complete list of the 2013 CUSP submissions, see the CUSP website at www.cu.edu/controller/initiatives/cusp/?cat=6. Questions on discussion points from this and any … Continue reading →

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