TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
Current income and expenditures are divided into three main groups: (1)
unrestricted funds, (2) restricted funds, and (3) auxiliary enterprises and service
departments. The disposition of unrestricted funds is determined by the administration of
the University with the approval of the Trustees. The use of restricted funds is
determined by the source from which they were received. Auxiliary enterprise funds reflect
operations of self-supporting organizations established by the Trustees to carry out
activities supporting the University's teaching, research and public service mission
(dormitories, University hospitals, varsity athletics, bookstores, the Indiana Memorial
Union). Service departments are activities that provide goods or services to other
departments of the University (physical plant, central stores, communication services).
Expenditures for those three groups and for all campuses amounted to 1.4 billion in
1996-97. The unrestricted fund category, $954 million, accounted for 68 percent of that
total; restricted funds for 16 percent; auxiliary enterprises and service departments for
16 percent. The distribution of those groups, however, varies widely among campuses.
1996-97 EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
* Expenses are reported only if they exceed income (service
departments). Transfers are reported. |
Last Updated: July 1998
URL: http://factbook.indiana.edu/fbook97/expend97.html
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