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Program Description Program Description Restricted Gifts 20010 D Angelo Music Award 20011 Tegmo Chemistry Award 20012 Heaton-Fra Program Description Program Description Restricted Gifts 22032 Modern Languages Department 20010 D Angelo Music Award 22034 Music Department 20011 Tegmo Chemistry Award 22036 Physics Department 20012 Heaton-Franks Award 22038 Psychology Department 20013 NYSEG Faculty Excellence Award 22040 Theatre 20014 President's Cup Award 22042 Women's Studies 20015 Hill-Franks Award 22044 Honor's Program 20016 WS Student Research Award 22046 WEOS - FM 20017 Franks Religious Studies Prize 22048 Education Department 20018 Goldberg Philos Prize 22050 Asian Languages/Cultures 20019 Tara Espinosa Prize 22052 Media and Society 20020 Cohen Prize 22054 Philosophy Department 20021 Art Kenney Prize 22056 Political Science 21000 Library Association 22058 Classics Department 21001 Library - Kenan 22060 Environmental Studies 21002 Melly Faculty Books 22062 Office of Intercultural Affair 21003 Atkinson Library Fund 22064 Japanese Studies Fund 21004 General Library Book Gifts 22066 NITLE 21006 O'Laughlin Library Project 22068 Chemistry Instrumentation Fund 21008 Schoene-Rene Book Room 22070 Res Ed On Campus Marketing 21010 Atwell Book Fund 22072 Campus Safety Supervisors Acad 21012 Baron Human Rights 22074 Stu Lieblein '90 Pitch 21016 English Department Books 22076 Global Initiative Disability 21029 Coordinate Collection Funds 23000 Art Restoration 22000 Department of Geoscience 23002 W.S. 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