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Program FDM Values Reference ID Program ID Program Name PG100001 PG100001 Graduate Student Awards PG100002 PG100002 PhD Microfiche Fees PG100003 PG100003 Life Sciences Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs PG100004 PG100004 Admissions and Allocations Graduate Fellowship PG100005 PG100005 Graduate School Fellows PG100006 PG100006 Postdoctoral Fellows PG100007 PG100007 Preparing Future Faculty PG100008 PG100008 Fellowship Recruitment Travel Grants PG100009 PG100009 External Fee Match PG100010 PG100010 Fee Match PG100011 PG100011 Summer Research Opportunities Program PG100012 PG100012 Diversity Initiatives and Graduate Student Recruitment PG100013 PG100013 Life Sciences Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs PG100014 PG100014 Information Technology Operations PG100015 PG100015 Hayes Research Forum PG100016 PG100016 Alumni Grants for Graduate Research and Scholarship PG100018 PG100018 Doctoral Quality Initiative PG100019 PG100019 Life Sciences Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs PG100020 PG100020 Life Sciences Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs PG100021 PG100021 Dean's Distinguished University Fellowship PG100022 PG100022 Dean's Graduate Enrichment Fellowship PG100023 PG100023 Distinguished University Fellowship PG100024 PG100024 Dissertation Year Fellowship PG100025 PG100025 Extended Dean's Distinguished University Fellowship PG100026 PG100026 Graduate Associate Teaching Award PG100027 PG100027 Graduate Enrichment Fellowship PG100028 PG100028 Graduate Student Organization PG100029 PG100029 National Science Foundation Graduate Research PG100030 PG100030 Presidential Fellowship PG100031 PG100031 Summer Research Opportunities Program Graduate PG100032 PG100032 University Fellowship PG100033 PG100033 Doctoral Quality Initiative Ending in 2020 PG100034 PG100034 Program Specific Student Recruitment - Interdisciplinary PG100035 PG100035 President Residence Improvements PG100036 PG100036 Mershon Unit Distribution - Special Events PG100037 PG100037 Mershon Unit Distribution - Special Projects PG100038 PG100038 Mershon Unit Distribution - Discretionary Travel PG100039 PG100039 University Ambassador for Presidents Office PG100040 PG100040 Mershon Unit Distribution - Presidents Football Brunch PG100041 PG100041 Mershon Unit Distribution PG100042 PG100042 (inactive) Gee Book Royalties PG100043 PG100043 Ohio Chamber of Commerce PG100044 PG100044 Government Affairs Tickets and Events PG100045 PG100045 Columbus Metropolitan Club PG100046 PG100046 Congressional Quarterly Roll Call PG100047 PG100047 Faculty Club PG100048 PG100048 (inactive) PACT PG100049 PG100049 Ohio Forum PG100050 PG100050 Gongwer News Service PG100051 PG100051 Hannah News Services PG100053 PG100053 NACUBO Membership PG100054 PG100054 Ohio Lobbying Association PG100055 PG100055 Development Academic Affairs PG100056 PG100056 Development FAES PG100057 PG100057 Development Arts and Sciences PG100058 PG100058 Development Athletics PG100059 PG100059 Development FCOB PG100060 PG100060 Graphic Design Lab PG100061 PG100061 Development Cancer Center PG100062 PG100062 Development Education and Human Ecology PG100063 PG100063 Development Engineering PG100064 PG100064 Alumni Association Events PG100065 PG100065 Development Health Sciences PG100066 PG100066 Development Law PG100067 PG100067 Development Public Affairs PG100068 PG100068 Development Research PG100069 PG100069 Development Social Work PG100070 PG100070 Development Medical Center PG100071 PG100071 Development Library PG100072 PG100072 Oval Society PG100073 PG100073 Neil Legacy Society PG100074 PG100074 Suite Entertainment PG100075 PG100075 Advocates PG100076 PG100076 Engagement Programming PG100077 PG100077 Societies PG100078 PG100078 Tours PG100079 PG100079 Senior Vice President for Advancement PG100080 PG100080 Scholar and Student Support Academic Affairs PG100081 PG100081 Development Regional PG100082 PG100082 Development Regional SE States PG100083 PG100083 Development Regional California PG100084 PG100084 Development Regional Cleveland PG100085 PG100085 Development Regional New York PG100086 PG100086 Campaign Gift Planning Marketing PG100087 PG100087 Annual Giving Operations PG100088 PG100088 Development Regional Southern Ohio PG100089 PG100089 Development Regional Midwest States PG100090 PG100090 Leadership Annual Giving PG100091 PG100091 Stewardship PG100092 PG100092 Engagement Operations PG100093 PG100093 Young Alumni Programming PG100094 PG100094 Volunteer Relations PG100095 PG100095 Constituent Services PG100096 PG100096 Prospect Management PG100097 PG100097 Regional Engagement PG100098 PG100098 Career Management PG100099 PG100099 Pandemic Preparation PG100100 PG100100 Student Programs PG100101 PG100101 (inactive) Lichtenstein Materials PG100102 PG100102 (inactive) John Mount PG100103 PG100103 (inactive) OSU Today PG100104 PG100104 (inactive) Cunningham PG100105 PG100105 (inactive) Residence Donor Stewardship PG100106 PG100106 (inactive) Winter College PG100107 PG100107 (inactive) International Fundraising PG100108 PG100108 (inactive) Development Training PG100109 PG100109 (inactive) Foundation Board PG100110 PG100110 (inactive) Presidents Club Advisory Board PG100111 PG100111 (inactive) Advancement Alignment PG100112 PG100112 (inactive) Development WOSU PG100113 PG100113 (inactive) Campaign Funding PG100116 PG100116 (inactive) Mershon University Representative PG100117 PG100117 Mershon Board PG100118 PG100118 Department Coordinators PG100120 PG100120 Mansfield OSP Income PG100121 PG100121 Mansfield Instructional Fees PG100122 PG100122 Campus Improvements PG100123 PG100123 Maintenance Projects PG100124 PG100124 Staff Expense No Cost Share PG100125 PG100125 Start-up PG100126 PG100126 Fee Authorization Local Schools PG100127 PG100127 Parking Facilities Mansfield PG100128 PG100128 Research PG100129 PG100129 (inactive) Emergency Loans for Mansfield PG100130 PG100130 Leibniz PG100131 PG100131 Mansfield Engineering PG100132 PG100132 Honors PG100133 PG100133 Mansfield Internships PG100134 PG100134 Springmill Math PG100135 PG100135 Mansfield | Special Activities PG100136 PG100136 Mansfield Athletics PG100137 PG100137 Access Challenge Scholarships PG100138 PG100138 Family Engagement PG100139 PG100139 Mansfield Faculty Student Research PG100140 PG100140 Multicultural Affairs PG100141 PG100141 Professional Development PG100142 PG100142 Faculty Quick Start PG100143 PG100143 Amy Brunell Newark PG100144 PG100144 (inactive) Haiti PG100145 PG100145 (inactive) Mid Ohio Writing Project Match Account PG100146 PG100146 (inactive) AIM Program Mansfield City Schools PG100147 PG100147 Math Literacy Mansfield City Schools PG100148 PG100148 (inactive) Mansfield City Schools Family Engagement Agreement PG100149 PG100149 (inactive) Ohio State Teaching Enhancement Program PG100150 PG100150 (inactive) Mansfield City Schools Math Professional Development PG100151 PG100151 (inactive) Young Peoples Project PG100152 PG100152 Ingram Funding PG100153 PG100153 (inactive) EHE International Seed Award PG100154 PG100154 (inactive) Africa International FY12 PG100155 PG100155 (inactive) Professional Development 2012 - Mansfield City Schools PG100156 PG100156 (inactive) Algebra Project Match PG100157 PG100157 (inactive) MCS PD FY 14-15 PG100158 PG100158 (inactive) Mansfield Math and Science Consortium PG100159 PG100159 (inactive) Mansfield Mount Carmel Nursing PG100160 PG100160 Science Camp PG100161 PG100161 (inactive) DNR Old Woman Creek PG100162 PG100162 (inactive) Tuition Authorization MCN PG100163 PG100163 (inactive) Fee Authorization HIH PG100164 PG100164 (inactive) Bowen - Central America PG100165 PG100165 (inactive) TBDBITL PG100166 PG100166 (inactive) Course Development-Winterbottom PG100167 PG100167 (inactive) Costa - Research FY15 PG100168 PG100168 (inactive) Research - Torres PG100169 PG100169 (inactive) MCS - PD - FY17 PG100170 PG100170 Mansfield Student Life PG100171 PG100171 (inactive) Classified Civil Service Modernization PG100172 PG100172 OSU Staff and Management Career Development PG100173 PG100173 (inactive) Fraternal Order of Police Contract Negotiations PG100174 PG100174 Fingerprint Check PG100175 PG100175 (inactive) Human Resource Professional Development PG100176 PG100176 (inactive) Presidential Management Fellowship PG100177 PG100177 (inactive) Compensation Redesign PG100178 PG100178 (inactive) Retirement and Reengineering PG100179 PG100179 Culture Shaping Initiative PG100180 PG100180 Annual Distinguished Diversity Enhancement Award PG100181 PG100181 Communications Workers of America Contract PG100182 PG100182 HIPAA and Benefits Compliance PG100184 PG100184 Mediation Services PG100185 PG100185 Employment Technology Services PG100186 PG100186 Equipment Reserve PG100187 PG100187 Child Care Day Program PG100188 PG100188 (inactive) Women of Color Consortium PG100189 PG100189 Child Care Evening Program PG100190 PG100190 (inactive) Truth - Douglas PG100191 PG100191 Strategic OAA Allocation PG100192 PG100192 Sales and Service 8 PG100193 PG100193 Distinguished Diversity Enhancement Award PG100194 PG100194 Diversity Staff Award PG100195 PG100195 Child Care Food and Meals PG100196 PG100196 Child Care Summer School Aged and Program PG100197 PG100197 (inactive) Application and Acceptance Fee Payments PG100198 PG100198 (inactive) Take a Daughter to Work PG100199 PG100199 (inactive) Student Grants - Warren, Lee, Caroon PG100200 PG100200 (inactive) Child Care Center Renovations PG100201 PG100201 (inactive) Vice President Expenses PG100202 PG100202 (inactive) Payroll Technology Services PG100203 PG100203 Social Work | Field Fees PG100204 PG100204 Social Work | Professional
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