University of Illinois administration
Overseeing the 77,000-student institution is the University Administration (UA). The Board of Trustees and President Michael J. Hogan – along with the Vice President/ Chancellor of each of the campuses – keep the University competitive, growing and fully committed to its core missions of education, research, public service, and economic development. Also crucial to the effective administration of the University are the Vice Presidents for academic affairs, finance, health affairs, and research, as well as the offices of University Counsel, Governmental Relations, and University Relations. Together the campuses and administration operate as a team with an overarching objective: to make the University of Illinois “best in class" in research, education, public service and its other core missions. Among University Administration are the following offices:
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The University of Illinois – the state’s most comprehensive public university – is composed of three campuses: Urbana-Champaign, Chicago, and Springfield with satellite medical campuses in Peoria, Rockford, and the Quad Cities. Attached to the campuses are Extension offices, research parks, and a major medical center.