University of Minnesota, Levels and Trends in Sponsored Programs, Fiscal Year 1996

Published on paper February 1997
by the Office of Research and Technology Transfer Administration

NOTES
  1. Sponsored Training and Public Service include expenditures on accounts with funds 1600-1799 or 1901-1939, orgs 8000-9999 and function codes 0300, 0330, and 2100.
  2. Departmental research represents expenditures on accounts with funds 1195-1199, 18XX, and function code 1110.
  3. Special appropriations for research include funds for agricultural research from the federal government and special state appropriations for general agricultural research, medical research and other special research projects. The accounts represent expenditures on funds 1400-1555 and function code 1110.
  4. Training, Public Service and Student Aid include expenditures from educational opportunity grants, scholarships, fellowships, work study programs and other gifts and grants for training and public service programs which are not administered by the Office of Research and Technology Transfer Administration. The accounts represent expenditures on funds 1810-1899 and function codes 0320 and 2110. Also included are funds 1400-1555 and function codes 0320 and 2110.
  5. Other Units includes the Office of the President, University VP Offices, Student Support Services, the Hormel Institute, and Men's Intercollegiate Athletics.
Source: Annual Financial Records, Office of Research and Technology Transfer Administration, University of Minnesota.

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