Downs formerly served as budget and finance manager for Facilities Finance and Administrative Services. He has worked at the University since 2007.
“Over the past five years Tim has proven his skill as a manager, a leader and as a valuable administrator,” facilities vice president Michael McKay said in a statement. “We have been well served by Tim in the past, and I look forward to his participation in this new and expanded role.”
Downs’ responsibilities include budget and finance, contracts administration, materials management, process improvement and information systems.
“Serving our clients and the community remains central to our mission,” he said in a statement. “I appreciate the opportunity to take on an expanded role and continue my service and support to the University.”
Downs succeeds Ben Hammond, who now works at Mount Holyoke College as its vice president for finance and administration and treasurer.
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