Transfers
Transfers can be made between accounts for expenses and revenues already recorded to your projects. Please visit the Accounting Forms and Guidelines page for more information.
Endowments
An endowment is a donation made to the university with the understanding that the capital or principal amount of the donation will be invested in perpetuity, while a portion of the earnings is spent in accordance with the donor's intended purpose. For information and forms necessary to open and/or administer an endowment account, please visit the Endowment Funds page. For information on petitioning endowments not producing a spending allowance, go to Endowment Funding Petition Process.
Restricted Funds
Restricted funds represent non-endowed, donor gifts. Restricted funds carry donor-imposed restrictions. For information and forms necessary to open or modify a restricted gift account, go to the Restricted Funds page.
Grants and Contracts
For information on Grants and Contracts, please visit the Grants and Contracts page or go to Frequently Asked Questions.
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)
The Information Security Awareness Program is intended to educate the campus community about the inherent risks of the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of systems & data, and how you can do your part to help protect these systems & data. This program's primary objective is to reduce the risks of a security breach. The Program was created to address regulatory requirements imposed by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999. This Act dictates security requirements related to the protection of certain types of personal financial information. Among these requirements is the implementation of a comprehensive information security program. The Information Security Program outlines components of the University's information security program with respect to the protection of personal financial information.
USD’s Information Security Program Outline
