Office of the Chancellor

Overview
The California State University Office of the Chancellor serves as the headquarters for the 23-campus system. Approximately 500 employees work at the downtown Long Beach office, located within walking distance of the shoreline, and a variety of shops, museums, restaurants and entertainment.
 
The Chancellor's Office guides the country's largest system of senior higher education, which includes 23 campuses, 44,000 faculty and staff, 409,000 students and two million alumni. As the system's chief executive officer, the chancellor reports to the Board of Trustees and directs a staff that provides statewide management in such areas as academic affairs, business affairs, institutional research, computer resources, physical plant development, employee relations, governmental affairs, general counsel, advancement and public affairs.
 
In addition to the executive office, the Chancellor's Office has five divisions: Academic Affairs; Business and Finance; General Counsel; Human Resources; and the Office of the University Auditor. The Chancellor's Office also has several satellite locations such as the Office of Governmental Affairs and Human Resources Information Support and Analysis, both housed in Sacramento; Federal Relations in Washington, D.C.; 4CNet in Los Alamitos and others.
 
The Chancellor's Office periodically has executive, administrative and staff positions available but does not hire faculty; faculty are recruited and hired by each of the 23 campuses. www.calstate.edu

Benefit Information
Find out about the benefits offered by the CSU Chancellor's Office.

Dawn Locher, Contracts Coordinator in Contract Services and Procurement has been with the Chancellor's Office since 2002. Dawn joined the Chancellor's Office as a Buyer Technician; currently she serves as Contracts Coordinator. Dawn was recently selected as the September recipient of the Chancellor's Office STAR, or Service Teamwork Achievement Recognition award. The Chancellor's Office STAR program recognizes employees who have demonstrated an exceptional ability to help advance the mission of the CSU. In the nomination and selection process, Dawn was cited for her thorough knowledge and willingness to help.