The Board of Regents
The Board of Regents consists of nine members serving staggered six-year terms, one elected from each of Colorado's seven congressional districts and two from the state at large. The board is charged constitutionally with the general supervision of the university and the exclusive control and direction of all funds of and appropriations to the university unless otherwise provided by law.
CU President
The president is the principal executive officer of the university, a member of the faculty, and carries out the policies and programs established by the Board of Regents. As the principal executive officer, the president is responsible for the academic, administrative, and fiscal matters of the university and for compliance of all university matters with applicable regent Laws and policies and state and federal constitutions, laws, and regulations. The president reports directly to the Board of Regents (Regent policy 3.A.1)
Chancellors
Each CU campus has a chancellor who is the highest-ranking academic and budget officer on that campus and reports directly to the president of the University.
CU Anschutz
Office of the Chancellor
CU Boulder
Office of the Chancellor
CU Colorado Springs
Office of the Chancellor
CU Denver
Office of the Chancellor
Provosts
On each campus, the provost works in the office of academic affairs, dedicated to meeting the academic needs of the student body as well as the faculty.
CU Anschutz
Office of the Provost
CU Boulder
Office of the Provost
CU Colorado Springs
Office of the Provost
CU Denver
Office of the Provost
Deans
Deans are the principal academic and administrative officers of a school or college, and the presiding officers for faculty meetings of the school or college. Each dean is responsible for matters at the school or college level including but not limited to enforcement of admission requirements; the efficiency of departments and other divisions within the school or college; budgetary planning and allocation of funds; faculty assignments and workload; recommendations on personnel actions; curriculum planning; academic advising accountability and reporting (Regent policy 4.A.1).
Academic Units
Academic units are considered to be schools, colleges, and departments that roster tenured and/or tenure track faculty and offer at least one-degree program.
CU Anschutz
School of Dental Medicine
Graduate School
School of Medicine
College of Nursing
Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Colorado School of Public Health
CU Boulder
Arts & Sciences
School of Education
College of Engineering & Applied Sciences
School of Law
Leeds School of Business
College of Media, Communication and Information (CMCI)
College of Music
Environmental Design
CU Colorado Springs
Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Engineering and Applied Science
College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
School of Public Affairs
CU Denver
College of Architecture and Planning
College of Arts and Media
Business School
School of Education and Human Development
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Graduate School
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Public Affairs