The President reports to the Board of Regents.

The following areas report to the President: University Counsel, Administration/Treasurer, Student Life, Intercollegiate Athletics, Enrollment Management, Governmental and University Relations, Affirmative Action, Academic Affairs.

The following areas report to the Vice President for Academic Affairs: University Libraries, Mulvane Art Museum, International Programs, KTWU, Center for Undergraduate Studies and Programs (CUSP), Institute for the Study and Practice of Leadership, Center for Community Service/Service Learning, Academic Scheduling and Commencement Services, and the Division of Continuing Education.

The major academic units also report to the Vice President for Academic Affairs: The College of Arts and Sciences, the Schools of Law, Business, Nursing and Applied Studies.

The College of Arts and Sciences consists of five divisions: (1) Creative and Performing Arts (Departments of Art, Theatre, Music and Mass Media); (2) Education and Health/Physical Education/Exercise Science; (3) Humanities (Departments of English, Communications, Modern Languages, Philosophy); (4) Natural Sciences and Mathematics (Departments of Physics/Astronomy, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Information Sciences, Mathematics/Statistics); and Social Sciences (Departments of Political Science, History, Psychology, Sociology/Anthropology).

The School of Law contains the Law Library, Law Professional Development, Law Clinic, Admissions, Advancement, and Alumni.

The School of Business undergraduate program consists of accounting, marketing, management, finance and economics. The School of Business also houses a graduate program and the Small Business Development Center

The School of Nursing consists of undergraduate and graduate programs, the school nurse certificate program and continuing education.

The School of Applied Studies contains the following units: Allied Health (Health Services Administration, Medical Imaging, Health Information Technology, Physical Therapist Asst., Respiratory Therapy, Radiologic Technology, Medical Sonography, Health Information Coding, and Radiation Therapy), Human Services (Addiction Counseling, Developmental Disabilities, Gerontology/Aging, Mental Health, Youth Services, and Victim/Survivor Services), Office, Legal and Technology (Banking, Legal Studies, Technology Administration), Criminal Justice (law enforcement, corrections, security administration, graduate program) and Social Work (BSW, MSW).

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