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UNIVERSITY CLARION Professional Development Funding 1997-98 College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021 Faculty (N) 183 40 84 31 338 % of Faculty 54.142 11.83 24.852 9.172 100 Funding $16243.00 $3550.00 $7456.00 $2751.00 $30000.00 Professional Development Funding 1998-99 College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021 Faculty (N) 186...
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UNIVERSITY CLARION Professional Development Funding 1997-98
College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL
Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021
Faculty (N) 183 40 84 31 338
% of Faculty 54.142 11.83 24.852 9.172 100
Funding $16243.00 $3550.00 $7456.00 $2751.00 $30000.00
Professional Development Funding 1998-99
College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL
Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021
Faculty (N) 186 40 80 29 335
% of Faculty 55.52 11.94 23.88 8.66 100
Funding $16656.00 $3582.00 $7164.00 $2598.00 $30000.00
Professional Development Funding 1999-2000
College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL
Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021
Faculty (N) 179 43 76 31 329
% of Faculty 54.4 13.1 23.1 9.4 100
Funding $16320.00 $3930.00 $6930.00 $2820.00 Development $30000.00
Professional Funding 2000-2001
College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL
Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021
Faculty (N) 186 40 80 29 335
% of Faculty 55.52 11.94 23.88 8.66 100
Funding $16500.00 $3600.00 $7500.00 $2400.00 $30000.00
Professional Development Funding 2001-2002
College A&S Bus ED Other TOTAL
Account Number 282303 282401 282604 282021
Faculty (N) 178 38 89 22 327
% of Faculty 54 12 27 7 10...
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