Compliance Committees
Compliance Steering Committee
The purpose of the Compliance Steering Committee (CSC) is to enhance integration, communication and collaboration between the largest compliance partners across VCU. The CSC
- meets on a quarterly basis
- is comprised of representatives from the university’s 10 largest compliance units
- shares best practices for sustaining and improving the ethics and compliance program
- monitors and continually assesses requirements and risks in respective disciplines
- provides feedback and support to the Integrity and Compliance Office on the ethics and compliance program
- provides information and guidance to the Compliance Advisory Committee
Questions regarding this group should be directed to the Chief Audit and Compliance Executive, Suzanne Milton at miltons4@vcu.edu.
Compliance Advisory Committee
The purpose of the Compliance Advisory Committee (CAC) is to foster a culture of ethics and compliance by contributing to the effectiveness of the universitywide ethics and compliance program through leading by example; bringing awareness to ethics and compliance initiatives; monitoring and continually assessing requirements and risks in respective disciplines; promoting ethical behavior; and sharing information and best practices.
CAC Member Commitment includes:
- Maintaining understanding and oversight of governmental regulations and other compliance requirements in respective areas, including tracking emerging issues in the regulatory environment
- Participating in the development and implementation of universitywide ethics and compliance policies
- Effectively communicating universitywide policies and ethics and compliance initiatives
- Provide compliance training and education to the university community
- Appropriately addressing and resolving - or help others to - ethics and compliance issues that arise, including enforcement and implementation of corrective action plans
- Being prepared for, and participating in, internal and external audits and investigations
- Informing the university’s risk management processes
- Communicating and promoting a culture of ethics and compliance
- Providing feedback to and consulting with the Integrity and Compliance Office in order to contribute to a continuous, comprehensive assessment of the effectiveness of the university’s ethics and compliance program
Questions regarding this group should be directed to the Chief Audit and Compliance Executive, Suzanne Milton at miltons4@vcu.edu
View the Compliance Responsibility and Accountability Matrix. The Matrix contains a list of departments/offices and the compliance issues each of these areas oversees.