Financial Planning and Analysis

Iowa State University generates revenue and receives funding from various sources. The classification of the various revenue and funding sources for the university are illustrated in the University Funding Sources diagram. The university's financial planning is an ongoing, integrated process that encompasses a multi-year planning horizon and culminates in an annual operating budget for the university.

The process for developing the university's General University Fund budget utilizes the principles and mechanisms prescribed by the Resource Management Model, a responsibility-centered and incentive-driven resource allocation model. Similar financial models are used for developing the annual operating budgets of the university's auxiliary units and research programs whose revenues and expenses are managed outside the university's General Fund.

The institution utilizes the WorkDay Adaptive Planning system for budget development and forecasting purposes.

We strive to delivery consistent, High Quality and customer focused finance services to Iowa State University.

Facilities Planning and Management (FP&M) is a service organization working to enrich, support and preserve the Iowa State University campus. We are composed of more than 450 full-time and a large number of student employees dedicated to trades, support and professional services to the University. The term facilities refers to all the buildings, grounds, walks, drives, parking lots, and utility systems belonging to ISU, which means our staff covers nearly every facet of campus.

We are dedicated professionals with very diverse skills working to provide the University community with a safe, comfortable and usable campus environment.

• Organizational Chart and Staff Directory
• Billing for FPM Services
• FPM Rates and Fees
• Customer Outage Notification

If you require immediate assistance, please call the Service Desk at (515) 294-5100.

Auxiliary Enterprise supports the university's mission and enhances the student and community experience by providing academic instruction, support, and learning opportunities; convenient, customer-focused, and cost-effective goods and services; and public experiential learning and engagement opportunities.  There are nine departments within this unit:  ISU Bookstore; University Printing Services; Transportation Services; University Museums and the Veeker Memorial Golf Course.  Only four of the nine listed are funded or partially funded by legislative funds; the remaining are fully self-supporting.  The SBSCA departments receive no student fee support.

ISU BOOKSTORE

ISU SURPLUS

MUSEUMS

PRINTING SERVICES

REIMAN GARDENS

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

VEENKER GOLF COURSE