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List of Valid Programs 1.29.10 PeopleSoft Financials VALID PROGRAM CODES 1/29/2010 Operating Programs Program Description Program Description Program Description President 03560 Norwich, England 04530 International Student 01510 President's Discretionary Fund 03562 Mendoza, Argentina 04540 Comm on Inclusive Excellence Provost 03564 Carmarthen, Wales 04550 RA Staff Salary 03010 Provost Staff Development 03566 Amman, Jordan 04560 Residence Life Programming 03020 Curriculum Development 03568 Landau, Germany 04570 380 South Main St 03030 American Studies 03570 Prague, Czech Republic 04575 H1N1 03040 Urban Studies 03572 Budapest, Hungary 04580 Student Programming 03050 International Relations 03700 Honors Program 04590 Bristol Gymnasium 03060 Architectural Studies 03710 Writers Reading 04600 Outdoor Recreation 03070 First Year Seminar 03730 Summer Science Fellow 04610 Intramural Recreation 03100 Arts and Education Program 03740 Instruction Equipment 04620 Wellness Program 03500 CGE Administration 03750 Chairs Relief 04630 Hall of Fame 03502 Hong Kong 03760 Student Interaction Fund 04640 Post Season 03504 Tuebingen, Germany 03770 Review of Academic Programs 04700 Corp for Public Broadcasting 03506 Copenhagen, Denmark 03780 Provost Budget Reserve Hobart Dean 03508 Aix/Avignon, France 03790 Diversity 06010 FY Outdoor Orientation Program 03510 Washington D.C. 03800 CTL - Eye To Eye Project 06020 Hobart Dean's Initiative Fund 03512 Santiago, Dominican Republic 03810 CTL - Faculty Development 06030 Hobart Dean's Special Projects 03514 London, England 03820 CTL - Teaching Fellows William Smith Dean 03516 Hikone, Japan 03830 Writing Colleagues 07510 FY Orientation Program 03518 Ecuador/Peru 03840 Self-Instruc Language 07520 WS Dean's Initiative Fund 03520 Sao Paolo, Brazil 03850 Faculty Support 07530 WS Dean's Special Projects 03522 Russia 03860 Provost Start Up Fund Finance 03524 Rome, Italy 03870 Faculty Recruiting 09100 Geneva Initiative 03526 Central Europe 03880 Seneca Review 09200 President's Forum Series 03528 Madrid, Spain 03890 Pre-Health Fellowship 09300 Board of Trustees 03530 India 03900 Faculty Research 09400 Admin Advisory Committee 03532 Geneva, Switzerland 03910 Review Costs 09450 President's Climate Commitment 03534 Bath, England 03920 Interdisciplinary Studies 09500 Department Van Rental 03536 China CIEE 03930 Jumpstart 09600 HWS Campus Purchases 03538 Queensland, Australia 03940 Spring Chorale Trip 09650 Unplanned Projects 03540 Hanoi, Vietnam 03945 Applied Music Instructors 09700 Marriott Facilities Management 03542 Seoul, Korea 03950 HEOP Summer 09750 Treasurer's Budget Reserve 03544 Galway, Ireland 03960 HEOP Academic Year 09800 General Conferences 03546 St. Louis, Senegal 03970 America Read Nomatch 09801 Small Conferences 03548 Auckland, New Zealand 03980 America Counts Nomatch 09802 Latter Day Saints Visitors 03550 Perth, Australia 03990 Commencement 09803 Luncheons and Dinners 03552 Boston Student Affairs 09804 HWS Academic Programs 03554 South Africa 04510 Student Services 09805 Alumni Events (Non-reunion) 03556 Technos Academy Japan 04515 Learning Communities 09806 SAOP 03558 Maastricht, Netherlands 04520 SecuritSecurityy Shuttle Service 09807 FinFingerger Lakes Conference PeopleSoft Financials VALID PROGRAM CODES 1/29/2010 Operating Programs Program Description Program Description Program Description 09808 Day Girls Lacrosse Camp 10026 419 Pulteney Street 10108 Maintenance Storage 09809 American Red Cross 10028 451 Pulteney Street 10110 Maintenance Vehicles 09810 Hill Cumorah 10030 593 South Main Street 10112 Memorial Field 09811 Japanese Summer Program 10032 Finger Lakes Institute 10114 Merritt Hall 09812 Bus Drivers (NYSAPT) 10034 623 South Main Street 10116 Pole Barn 09813 Day Tennis Camp 10036 Alumni House 10118 President's House 09814 Women's Overnight Soccer 10038 Barn 10120 Provost's House 09815 Day Soccer Camp 10040 Boswell Bleachers 10122 Rosenberg 09816 Day Boys Lacrosse Camp 10042 Boswell Field 10124 Scandling Center 09817 Day Basketball Camp 10044 Boswell Practice Field 10126 Scandling Fence 09818 Overnight Boys Lacrosse Camp 10046 Bristol Gymnasium 10128 Scandling/Non-Dining 09819 Overnight Boys Team Lax Camp 10048 Chapel 10130 Scoreboard Shed/Winn Seeley 09820 BYU - EFY 10050 Chaplain's House 10132 Security Vehicles 09821 Kids College 10052 Comstock Garage 10134 Wm Smith Athletic Field 09822 Baseball Clinic 10054 Coxe Hall 10136 Smith Hall 09823 Women's Overnight Lax 10056 Crew Boathouse - Hellstrom 10138 Sport And Recreation Center 09824 NYS Photographers 10058 Demarest 10140 St Clair Misc Field 09825 Commencement 10060 Dock/Boathouse 10142 Stern Hall 09826 Reunion / Alumni Weekend 10062 Durfee House 10144 Storage Barn 09827 ESSYI 10064 Eaton Hall 10146 Studio Arts Building 09828 Technos 10066 Field 1 10148 Tennis Courts 09829 Day Golf Camp 10068 Field 2 10150 Trinity Hall 09900 Comstock Dining Hall 10070 Field 3 10152 Vessel 09905 Café South 10072 Robert Bristol Fieldhouse 10154 William Smith Grounds 09910 Cellar 10074 General Campus Buildings 10156 Williams Hall 09915 Pub 10076 General Grounds 10158 Winn Seeley Gym 09920 Faculty Dining Room 10078 Gulick Hall 10160 Wm Smith Dean's Res 09925 Scandling Dining Center 10080 Hanley Wildlife Preserve 10162 Hillcrest House 10000 10 College Avenue 10082 Harris House 10250 121 St Clair Street 10002 101 Hamilton Street 10084 Hazardous Waste Shed 10252 133 St Clair Street 10004 101 St Claire Street 10086 Henry House 10254 Residential Education 10006 WEOS Radio Station 10088 Hobart Deans/Delancy 10256 169 St Clair Street 10008 121 Hamilton Street 10090 Hobart Grounds 10258 1Cloverleaf/Chi Phi 10010 123 Hamilton Street 10092 Hockey Varsity House 10260 25 Verplanck Street 10012 Trinity Rectory 10094 Carriage House 10262 280 South Main Street 10014 288 Pulteney Street 10096 Houghton House 10264 283 Pulteney Street 10016 295 Pulteney Street 10098 Hubbs Health Center 10266 287 Pulteney Street 10018 305 St Clair Street 10100 Lansing Hall 10267 394 South Main Street 10020 391 S Main Warehouse 10102 Library 10268 402 Pulteney Street 10022 400 Pulteney Street 10104 Library Field 10270 412 Pulteney Street 10024 411 PultenePulteneyy StreeStreett 10106 Maintenance BuildinBuildingg 10272 420 PultenePulteneyy StreeStreett PeopleSoft Financials VALID PROGRAM CODES 1/29/2010 Operating Programs Program Description Program Description 10274 573 South Main Street 10356 Zappler House 10276 601 South Main Street 10500 Enrollment Management 10278 603 South Main Street 10510 DNA Initiative 10280 730 South Main Street IT Services 10282 737 South Main TDC 12010 IT - Capital Campaign 10284 746 South Main Street 12020 IT - OTS 10286 775 South Main Street 12030 IT - PMO 10288 99 St Clair Street 12040 IT - Instructional Tech 10290 Bampton Hall 12050 IT - Equipment Replacement 10292 Bartlett Hall 12060 IT - Vendor Service Contracts 10294 Beta Sigma 12070 IT - NSI 10296 Blackwell House 12080 IT - Solution Development 10298 Comstock House Institutional Advancement 10300 Delta Chi 13500 Institutional Advancement 10302 Durfee Hall 13510 Annual Funds 10304 Emerson Hall 13520 Leadership Gifts 10306 Fowell House 13530 Advancement Services 10308 Future House 13540 GSAG S A 10310 General Dormitories 13550 Planned Giving 10312 Geneva Hall 13560 Grants Office 10314 Hale Hall 13570 Alumni/ae Relations 10316 Hirshon House 13580 Reunion 10318 Jackson Hall 13590 I A Special 10320 Kappa Alpha 13650 Annual Fund - Alumni 10322 Kappa Sigma 13660 Annual Fund - Alumnae 10324 Mc Cormick House 13670 Annual Fund - Parents 10326 Mc Daniel House 13680 Annual Fund - Other 10328 Medbery Hall Human Resources 10330 Miller House 15010 Title IX Task Force 10332 North Hall 15020 Administrative Recruiting 10334 Odells Village 15030 Employee Programs 10336 Phi Sigma Kappa Communications 10338 Potter Hall 16510 Pulteney Street Survey 10340 Rees Hall Chaplain 10342 Shepard House 18000 Chaplain 10344 Sherrill Hall 10346 Sigma Phi 10348 Sill House 10350 South Hall 10352 Stewardson House 10354 TrowbridTrowbridgege HousHousee PeopleSoft Financials VALID PROGRAM CODES 1/29/2010 Non-Operating Programs Program Description Program Description Program Description Unrestricted Gifts 22018 Dance Department 23030 Martin Luther King Fund 20010 D Angelo Music Award 22020 Economics Department 23032 WS Centennial Fund 20011 Tegmo Chemistry Award 22022 Education Department 23034 Class '63 40th Reunion 20012 Heaton-Franks Award 22024 English/Comp Lit Department 23036 The Rosenquist Fund 20013 NYSEG Faculty Excellence Award 22026 History 23038 Global Education Travel 20014 President's Cup Award 22028 Library 23040 C Salisbury Internship Stipend 20015 Hill-Franks Award 22030 Math/Computer Science Departmt 23042 Geneva News Index 20016 WS Student Research Award 22032 Modern Languages Department 23044 NEH-Library Acquisition Fund 20017 Franks Religious Studies Prize 22034 Music Department 23046 Brian Murphy 20018 Goldberg Philos Prize 22036 Physics Department 23048 John L. 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