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Administration

Greg B. Vaeth

Greg B. Vaeth

Director of Financial Management and Technology Support Services

Mr. Vaeth is responsible for coordinating budget development, execution and ongoing monitoring of nearly $45 million in division funding for 19 departments.

In addition, he ensures all departments are in compliance with State and University financial policies and procedures, serve as the point of contact for financial information requests from the Provost's office and trains department fiscal staff in all areas of financial operations.

He also supervises the division's Technology Support Services.

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Virginia Commonwealth University
Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Services
901 Floyd Avenue
P.O. Box 843017
Richmond, Va 23284
Phone: (804) 828-1244
Fax: (804) 828-2180
E-mail: dsaes@vcu.edu
Site last update: November 19, 2009
Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services
The division seeks to create a student-centered culture by promoting community, encouraging engagement and developing students to be contributing citizens in a global and diverse society.