Albany – The State University of New
York Board of Trustees today voted unanimously to appoint Curtis L. Lloyd associate vice chancellor for finance
and administration and chief of staff – Office of the Chancellor, effective
immediately.
Lloyd will also retain the
duties and responsibilities of his current position as assistant vice
chancellor and chief human resources officer and director of University-wide
Human Resources.
“Curtis
Lloyd’s skillful management of complex financial and personnel matters provides
me with confidence in his capability to take on additional responsibility as my
Chief of Staff,” said SUNY Interim Chancellor Dr. John B. Clark. “Mr. Lloyd is
very well respect within the SUNY system and I look forward to working more
closely with Curtis in his new position.”
“I am grateful for the
confidence of the chancellor and the Board of Trustees,” said Lloyd. “I look
forward to my new responsibilities and, along with the chancellor, SUNY
faculty, students and staff, to accelerating the positive momentum now underway
across the system.”
Lloyd’s new appointment as
chief of staff will involve increased responsibilities in the day-to-day
administration and management of the Division of Finance and Business,
including human resources, budget and administrative systems.
He will serve as the chancellor's
liaison with SUNY System Administration and campus administrators and staff, as
appropriate, and will serve as the chancellor's chief of staff. He will be
responsible for coordinating the operations of the Office of the Chancellor,
including briefings, responses to inquires, meeting preparation and follow-up
and projects and activities involving multiple University areas.
Lloyd may be assigned other
specific tasks during the ongoing interim chancellor period to strengthen the
operations of the Chancellor's Office and to prepare the way for the upcoming
leadership transition.
Lloyd has been assistant vice
chancellor and chief human resources officer and director of University-wide
Human Resources since February 2000 and will continue in this capacity as part
of his new appointment. As such, he supervises the University-wide and System
Administration Human Resources Operations, including liaison between SUNY
campuses and state agencies for administering benefits programs, maintenance of
the University’s Human Resource Management System, maintenance of the University’s
Title and Position System, University-wide data collection and analysis,
administration of Union Contracts, and System Administration’s Human Resource
business functions, such as appointments, terminations, and departmental
support.
From 1990-2000, Lloyd served
as assistant director of business affairs at SUNY System Administration. He
was responsible for the day-to-day supervision of the accounting, budgeting,
purchasing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, contract administration, and
payroll and travel functions of the Office of Business Affairs.
In 1992, Lloyd held the
position of interim director of administration at the Martin Luther King
Institute. From 1980 - 1990 he held several positions, increasing in scope and
responsibility, at the State University of New York at Albany.
Lloyd earned a Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration in 1980 and a Masters in Business
Administration in 1988 from the State University of New York at Albany. His
annual salary will be $162,500.
The State University of New
York is the largest comprehensive university system in the United States,
educating more than 427,000 students in 7,669 degree and certificate programs
on 64 campuses. To learn more about how SUNY creates opportunity, visit www.suny.edu
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