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Foundation Funds Crosswalk As of 01-03-17 Agilon/Agresso Crosswalk to FMS Agilon/Agresso FMS Net Asset TNA Description Fund Fund Description FMS Fund FMS Dept FMS Project ID FMS Activity FMS Speed Chart 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300002 Advising and Academic Success Fund 53000 100000 52300002 GENOPSUPPORT 300002GENO 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300003 ACM Student Chapter Fund 53000 111600 52300003 GENOPSUPPORT 300003GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300004 Administrative Staff Scholarship 52200 503100 51300004 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300004 Administrative Staff Scholarship 52100 503100 51300004 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300004 Administrative Staff Scholarship 52100 503100 51300004 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300004 Administrative Staff Scholarship 51000 503100 51300004 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300005 Criminal Justice Forum Fund 53000 116500 52300005 GENOPSUPPORT 300005GENO 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300006 University Admissions Office Fund 53000 101201 52300006 GENOPSUPPORT #N/A 38 Temporarily Restricted - Escrow 300008 Advantage Pavilion Fund 52000 100000 52300008 GENOPSUPPORT #N/A 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300009 Aerospace Studies Department Fund 53000 100600 52300009 GENOPSUPPORT 300009GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300010 Aerotechnology Program Endowment Fund 52200 118100 52300010 GENOPSUPPORT 300010GENO 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300010 Aerotechnology Program Endowment Fund 52100 118100 52300010 GENOPSUPPORT 300010GENO 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300010 Aerotechnology Program Endowment Fund 52100 118100 52300010 GENOPSUPPORT 300010GENO 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300010 Aerotechnology Program Endowment Fund 51000 118100 52300010 GENOPSUPPORT 300010GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300011 Sandusky Knights of Columbus Shrine Grotto Scholarship 52200 130000 51300011 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300011 Sandusky Knights of Columbus Shrine Grotto Scholarship 52100 130000 51300011 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300011 Sandusky Knights of Columbus Shrine Grotto Scholarship 52100 130000 51300011 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300011 Sandusky Knights of Columbus Shrine Grotto Scholarship 51000 130000 51300011 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300012 Alumni/Athletics Endowment Fund 52200 728000 51300012 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300012 Alumni/Athletics Endowment Fund 52100 728000 51300012 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300012 Alumni/Athletics Endowment Fund 52100 728000 51300012 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300012 Alumni/Athletics Endowment Fund 51000 728000 51300012 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300013 Navin Scholarship for Public Sector Economics 52200 114300 51300013 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300013 Navin Scholarship for Public Sector Economics 52100 114300 51300013 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300013 Navin Scholarship for Public Sector Economics 52100 114300 51300013 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300013 Navin Scholarship for Public Sector Economics 51000 114300 51300013 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300014 Dr. & Mrs. Walter H. Albaugh Scholarship 52200 101401 51300014 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300014 Dr. & Mrs. Walter H. Albaugh Scholarship 52100 101401 51300014 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300014 Dr. & Mrs. Walter H. Albaugh Scholarship 52100 101401 51300014 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300014 Dr. & Mrs. Walter H. Albaugh Scholarship 51000 101401 51300014 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300015 Donald & Susan Adamchak Demography Award 52200 112500 51300015 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300015 Donald & Susan Adamchak Demography Award 52100 112500 51300015 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300015 Donald & Susan Adamchak Demography Award 52100 112500 51300015 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300015 Donald & Susan Adamchak Demography Award 51000 112500 51300015 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300016 Warren Allen Vocal Talent Endowed Award 52200 117300 51300016 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300016 Warren Allen Vocal Talent Endowed Award 52100 117300 51300016 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300016 Warren Allen Vocal Talent Endowed Award 52100 117300 51300016 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300016 Warren Allen Vocal Talent Endowed Award 51000 117300 51300016 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300017 M. Margaret Foster Scholarship Teacher Education 52200 115400 51300017 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300017 M. Margaret Foster Scholarship Teacher Education 52100 115400 51300017 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300017 M. Margaret Foster Scholarship Teacher Education 52100 115400 51300017 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300017 M. Margaret Foster Scholarship Teacher Education 51000 115400 51300017 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300018 J. Allen Endowment Fund 52200 400000 51300018 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 36 Temporarily Restricted - Non-Poo300018 J. Allen Endowment Fund 52100 400000 51300018 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 41 Permanently Restricted - Non-Po 300018 J. Allen Endowment Fund 51500 400000 51300018 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300019 Residence Hall Art Acquisition Program Fund 53000 700000 52300019 GENOPSUPPORT 300019GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300020 Luann M. Alleman Scholarship 52200 115100 51300020 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300020 Luann M. Alleman Scholarship 52100 115100 51300020 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300020 Luann M. Alleman Scholarship 52100 115100 51300020 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300020 Luann M. Alleman Scholarship 51000 115100 51300020 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300022 Alumni Fund 53000 402000 52300022 GENOPSUPPORT 300022GENO 30 Unrestricted Net Assets 300023 The Excellence Fund for Bowling Green State University 50000 400000 52300023 GENOPSUPPORT 300023GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300024 Alumni Legacy Scholarship Endowment Fund 52200 402000 51300024 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300024 Alumni Legacy Scholarship Endowment Fund 52100 402000 51300024 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300024 Alumni Legacy Scholarship Endowment Fund 52100 402000 51300024 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300024 Alumni Legacy Scholarship Endowment Fund 51000 402000 51300024 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300025 ASOR Endowment Fund 52200 114200 52300025 GENOPSUPPORT 300025GENO 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300025 ASOR Endowment Fund 52100 114200 52300025 GENOPSUPPORT 300025GENO 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300025 ASOR Endowment Fund 52100 114200 52300025 GENOPSUPPORT 300025GENO 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300025 ASOR Endowment Fund 51000 114200 52300025 GENOPSUPPORT 300025GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300026 Alumni Association Endowment Society Fund 52200 402000 52300026 GENOPSUPPORT 300026GENO 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300026 Alumni Association Endowment Society Fund 52100 402000 52300026 GENOPSUPPORT 300026GENO 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300026 Alumni Association Endowment Society Fund 52100 402000 52300026 GENOPSUPPORT 300026GENO 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300026 Alumni Association Endowment Society Fund 51000 402000 52300026 GENOPSUPPORT 300026GENO 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300027 Barbara Y. Keller Book Scholarship 53000 208000 51300027 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300028 Alumni Center Facility Endowment Fund 52200 402000 53300028 CAPEQUIP 300028CAPE 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300028 Alumni Center Facility Endowment Fund 52100 402000 53300028 CAPEQUIP 300028CAPE 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300028 Alumni Center Facility Endowment Fund 52100 402000 53300028 CAPEQUIP 300028CAPE 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300028 Alumni Center Facility Endowment Fund 51000 402000 53300028 CAPEQUIP 300028CAPE 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300029 Telefund Scholarship 53000 403000 51300029 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 35 Temporarily Restricted - Non-end300030 American Studies Fund 53000 112700 52300030 GENOPSUPPORT 300030GENO 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300031 Harold "Andy" Anderson Scholarship 52200 402000 51300031 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300031 Harold "Andy" Anderson Scholarship 52100 402000 51300031 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300031 Harold "Andy" Anderson Scholarship 52100 402000 51300031 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled 300031 Harold "Andy" Anderson Scholarship 51000 402000 51300031 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 31 Temporarily Restricted - Spendab300033 Arthur Andersen, LLP Scholarship 52200 114100 51300033 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 32 Temporarily Restricted - Earnings300033 Arthur Andersen, LLP Scholarship 52100 114100 51300033 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 34 Temporarily Restricted - Unrealiz300033 Arthur Andersen, LLP Scholarship 52100 114100 51300033 SCHOLARSHIPS #N/A 40 Permanently Restricted - Pooled
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