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2017 FY 2017 Program Description Amount Program Description Amount FY 2017 FY 2017 Program Description Amount Program Description Amount 1969 Memorial Loan Fund 1,876 Aging Research 60,760 2007 EAC I-CUE Scholarship 3,500 Aging Research Fund 122,025 2012 MAF Research 4 20,096 Aguilera Memorial Scholarship 2,550 2012 MAF Research Fund 3 51,479 Ahlin Fund-Handicap 132,289 3-D Imaging Fund 2,752 AHWC Endowed Faculty Support 256,481 3D Imaging Printer 3,315 AHWC Fund for Excellence 61,425 3M STEM Link Gift Fund 19,737 AHWC Hill Research Fund 299 4th World Cntr Gift 3,098 AHWC Marketing Initiatives 14,713 76 Class of Champions FB Endow 1,800 AIAA Fund 500 A Murphy Scholarship 2,250 AIG Endowed Schlsp Fund 2,000 A&D Riddle Lyric 2,700 AIP-Japan Scholarship 10,000 A&M Robinson Family Lecture 2,162 AISES (American Indian Science 3,841 A&S Scholarship Fund 15,549 Al Dalla Memorial Fund 4,688 AAH Scholarship Fund 2,500 Alan Cogen Scholarship Fund 18,750 AAPG Gift 1,000 Alan D. Randolph Undergraduate 500 Aas Rms Schp 3,000 Alan S Bloom Fund 36,895 Abernathy Surg Ed Fd 4,117 Albert, Harry K. Nursing Endow 24,000 ABPN CAP - Miravalle 46,394 Alex Kolyasov Scholarship 2,000 Abrams, Jd Schlp 64,300 Alex Singer Memorial Fund 3,008 Abrams-Koch Endowment 13,500 Alexander Mem Fund 2,003 Abrams-Rewers Endowed Chair 51,187 Alfred Benesch Scholarship 2,500 Acadamic Activities 600 Allan & Mary Taylor Mem Schlp 1,000 Academic Enrichment 155,000 Allen, Ralph Scholarship 600 Academic Excellence Fund 39,121 Allergan Fellowship: Hawkins 17,500 ACBF Scholars Fund 4,300 Allergan Foundation Fnd 57,059 Accenture Scholarship Fund 1,300 Alles Maxy Pope 10,658 Accounting Division 21,466 Alliance Insurance Scholarship 2,000 Accounting Entertainment Fund 929 Allott Research Schp 1,000 Accounting Research, Student 1,978 Alpert Heart Fund 31,990 Accounting Student Schlsp 4,000 Alt Breaks Casey Feldman Mem 3,923 Acromegaly Research Fund 44,971 ALTEC Equipment 15,928 Adam Figueroa Schlp 4,000 Alumni Assoc Grad Fellowship 50 ADE Discretionary 4,994 Alumni C Club 45,707 Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma Rsch 22,338 Alumni C Club Endowment (31,997) Adminster Gifts To The Art His 14,441 Alumni Schlrshp/Cu License Plt 1,551 Adopt A Graduate Student Prog 912 Alumni Scholarship 5,999 Adopt A Student 56,000 Alumni Scholarship Fund 3,630 Adopt-A-Teacher Schshp 2,000 Alumni Scholarships 2,400 Adrenal Neoplasms Fund 200 Alvarez Genentech PDF 10,000 Advancement Entertainment Fund 7,304 AMC/CUCC Operational Fund 7,500 Advancement Events/Stewardship 270 Amer Inst of Chem Engineers Fd 4,170 Aero Eng Distinguished Lecture 11,775 American Indian Law Program 1,489 Aero Space Engr Gfts 28,113 American Mus Res Ctr 8,325 Aero Student Organization 1,749 American West Chair 78,360 Aerospace Eng. Entertainment F 2,707 Amrc Student Support 750 Aerospace Graduate Fellowships 4,775 Amy Davis Lung Cancer Research 121,657 AES Direct Fund-Entertainment 1,000 Amy Davis Melanoma Research Fu 152,663 AES Dist Lecture Events 2,000 Anadarko Scholarship Fund 7,500 Af Wms Endowed Chair 76,501 Andermarch Cicogna Scholarship 750 Afghanistan Scholarship in A&S 40 Anderson Scholarship 71,700 AGC Scholarship Endowment 1,500 Anderson Ted Entrep Profess 205,618 Agilent Engineering Scholarsh 2,603 Andy Fisher Scholarship 2,512 Agilent Support for Anderson 16,751 Ann B. Frick Student Support 1,000 Page 1 of 37 FY 2017 FY 2017 Program Description Amount Program Description Amount Ann Nichols Classics Fund 3,727 Asa-Lesh-Laurie Scholarship 8,750 Annexstad Family Fndn Schlp 9,699 Asa-Thomas E.Page Scholarship 3,000 Annual Graduate Fellowship For 25,957 Ashenfelter Schlp 1,700 Annual Ortho Resident Event 27,735 Asher Galnick Award 1,900 Anschutz Campus Market & Brand 470 Ashley Schlp 30482 9,000 Anschutz Diversity Schlship 29,000 Asian Chamber Commercs Schlr 1,000 Anschutz Foundation Gift Fund 325 ASME Fund 3,008 Anschutz-Rodgers Endowed Chair 76,500 Aspen Festival 72,846 Anschutz-Rodgers Ophth-U Match (3,498) Aspinwall Mem Award 800 Anseth Research 1,000 Aspirations in Computing 11,118 Antczak Oocyte Gift 1,917 Assistive Tech Partners Endow 1,179 ANTH - SW Arch Gift Account 15,000 Assistive Technology Partners 177,520 Anth Entertainment Fund 330 Assoc of Corp. Counsel 9,000 Anth Lectureship 2,375 Atallah Eng Scholarship Fund 1,000 Anthropology Researc 24,577 ATH Entertainment 132 Anthropology Scholarship Fund 246 Ath Restricted Alcohol 3,265 AntonCollinsAcctg Schrshp Fund 3,000 Athearn Lectureship 1,753 Antonoff Scholarship Fund 50,000 Athl Dirctr Discretionary Fund 201,668 AOA Fund 1,985 Athletic Dept Gifts 82,073 Appl Math Gift 1,412 Athletic Memorial Endowment 1,375 Applied Exercise Science 3,000 Athletic Scholarship 27,956 APPM Entertainment Fund 77 Athletic Staff Scholarship 1,850 APS Hansen Fund 1,000 Athletics 56,261 APS Snow Scholarship 1,500 Athletics Excellence Fund 55,000 Aragon Gonzalez Gift Fund 395 Athletics-Gifts-in-Kind 116,500 Arch/Planning Gift 20,577 Atkinson Memorial Award Fund 10,000 Archuleta Pure Endowment Fund 43,676 ATLAS BTU Lab/Hackerspace 20,408 Arcs Foundation Scholarship 65,000 ATLAS TAM Undergrad 3,714 ARCS HSC Scholarship Fund 45,500 Atlas-Director'S Discretionary 13,220 Arcs Scholarship 19,500 Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences 650 Arctic & AU Quaternary Rsch 902 ATP Donor Cultivation 745 Arend Fund 1,362 ATS Moss Researh Fund 16,269 Army ROTC Program Fund 5,812 Aurora Bar Assoc. Schlp 1,001 Army ROTC Scholarship 2,500 Austin Engineering Scholarship 1,000 Arnold Memorial Scholarship 4,300 Austin Scott Jr Schl 5,667 Arnold Reedie Piano 30703 3,500 Autism 298 Arnold Scholarship 3,000 Averett Graduate Res 444 Arotc/Temp 26,265 AVON-KBH II- Horwitz 140,706 Artificial Pancreas Research 12,053 Awards Of Small Grants To Grad 1,985 Artist Series 7,793 Awtar & Teji Singh Schlp 28,299 Artist Series Endowment 710 B Cells Study Fund 43 Artist Series Gifts 44,450 B Jones Scholarship 569 Arts and Humanities Bioethics 49,680 B Miller Mem Lectship 2,663 ARTS Building Improvement Fund 121,537 B V Wilson Scholarsh 1,000 ARTS Haven Program Fund 129,565 B. Stapleton Lecture 1,940 ARTS/Peer 1 Suppoort Fund 2,018 B. Stoehr Memorial Schol Endow 2,000 Artsbridge Gifts 120 B.E. Willard Fellowship 15,000 AS BOLD Scholarship 2,000 BA/BS-MD Program Fund 7,991 Asa - Iib Events 2,480 BA/BS-MD Student Scholarships 2,000 ASA Daniels Pre-Colleg M.S.P 917 Baak Memorial Scholarships 77,220 Asa Deneeve Scholarship 1,500 Babladelis Graduate Fund 3,397 Asa-Boettcher Opportunity Awar 12,000 Baby Haven Operating Fund 122,142 Asa-Koclanes Scholarship 9,000 Bac Scholarship Fund 2,000 Page 2 of 37 FY 2017 FY 2017 Program Description Amount Program Description Amount Bacon Family Scholarship Fund 1,034 BC Seating Unrestricted 1,455,835 Badger Family Scholarship End 2,000 BCBHF Scholarship 12,500 Baer Scholarship 500 BDC Access for Diabetes Care 26 Bagley Prize 30720 1,500 BDC Clinic Gift to HSC 250 Baille Travel Awards 1,000 BDC Clinic Intergration Fund 1,899 Bainbridge/Neurology Fellow 5,713 Bdc Clinical Guild Fund 2,183 Baird Trumpet Scholarship 1,000 BDC Executive 200 Baldwin Lecture 7,814 Bdc For Childhood Diabetes 1,187,000 Ball Aerospace Eng Schlp 3,250 BDC Technology Research Fund 4,871 Ball Corp BOLD Scholarships 62,500 BDC Transnational Research 32,699 Ball Innovation 19,660 Beagle Family Acctg Scholrshp 1,000 Ball LA Program Fund 1,125 Beall, Thornton Schp 4,000 Ball-PLC Scholars Program 20,000 Beavers Fellowship Fund 2,000 Balsells Graduate Program 302,054 Bechter Scholarship Fund 2,000 Balsells UCCS Fellowship 246,154 Beck, Dorothy A Scholarship 6,000 Balsells Undergraduate Program 42,677 Becker Schlp 30432 8,000 Balsells Undergraduate Scholar 52,377 Beckman Foundation Gift Fund 8,432 Bank One Faculty Awd 10,269 Beeks Memorial Scholarship 3,000 Barber-Nichols Scholarship 6,500 Behavioral Hlth Summit 1,539,682 Bard Center Library Fund 369 Behavioral Neuroendocrinology 42,937 Bardwell Donachy Fund 1,828 Belle Barton Rosing Schlp/Hon 1,000 Bardwell Endowed Scholarship 2,500 Benam Lush Prize 15,000 Barghausen Eng. Scholarship 2,200 Benavidez Pre-Collegiate Fund 1,200 Barker Awards 14,500 Bender Foundation Grant 37,134 Barlow, Nyle Endowment 53,610 Benjamin Brown Scholarship 19,500 Barnes Grad Fellowship Endwmt 4,481 Bennallack Scholarship 21,000 Barnes/Milheim Cancer Research 30,372 Bennett Family Scholarship 5,000 Barney Ford Special Event 16,674 Bennett-Demeke Endowment 6,000 Barney Scholarship Fund 2,000 Benson Endowed Salary 180,364 Barney/Cassell Scholarship 7,244 Beowulf Gifts 1,000 Barqawi-Urology Research 94,802 Berg Scholarship 975 Barrett Scholarship 1,539 Berg, Hill Scholarship 20,000 Barrett-Long Endowment 3,500 Bergen Fund for Heller 998 Bartkus Family Schlp 30,500 Berger Family Education Endow 2,000 Bartlett Award in Physics 2,000 Bernie Hoczur Schps 1,250 Bartlett Internships Economics 4,800 Bernie Karshmer Program Fund 704 Bartram Scholarship 2,000 Bernthal Endowed Scholarship 3,356 Baseball Gift 5,487 Berry-Lowe Fund 2,389 Basey Breast Cancer Research 47,746 Bershenyi AAH Scholarship 11,500 Basketball Excellence Fund 63,580 Beth-El Geriatric Nursing Prog 768 Basketball Practice Facility 100,000 Beth-El Scholarship Endowment 9,000 Bateman, Lynn Mem 5,084 Betsy Levin Scholarship 1,000 Battrick Poetry Fund 2,000 BFA Excellence Awards 3,918 Batzer Scholarship Endowment 600 BFA Social Events 342 Bauers Fund (Norlin) 5,000 Bilham Creepmeter Deformetrics 6,288 Baughn Distinguished 45,710 Bill Abbott Memorial Scholp 1,000 Baum Neurology Fund 43,291 Bill Clark Schlr-MEIS Majors 225 Baur, Grace Van Sweringen Fund 2,257 Bill McClearn Schlp Fund 5,157 Bayer Award 126,122 Bill McReynolds Scholarship 1,806 BBC Event - Even Yr.
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