Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

582

NOVEMBER MEETING, 1964

November
1964
1. Instructional programs......................$1,062,871
2. Research grants and contracts............. 5,636,215
3. Student aid (fellowships, scholarships, and grants) 216,519
4. Student activities............................
5. State and public services......................
6. Administrative and service activities..............
7. Annuitants...................................
Total...................................$6,915,605

1964-65
To Date
$13,010,366
29,290,858
3,827,334
62,451
145,497
112,255
12,360
$46,461,121

Within each category the source of funds for each budget is indicated, and a
summary of these sources follows:
1. Federal government.........................$6,087,138 $36,342,408
2. State and local government................... 18,676 267,072
3. Industry and individuals..................... 366,936 3,085,327
4. Foundations............................... 421,361 3,940,072
5. Endowment income......................... 16,572 1,462,367
6. Program charges and fees.................... 4,922 1,363,875
Total....................................$6,915,605 $46,461,121

1. INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS
From Federal Government

National Scicnce Foundation Grants
Source: National Science Foundation
GE 4S02 (Nuclear Engineering),
$5,150.00
GE 6383 Commission on College
Physics (To provide leadership and
liaison for profession-wide efforts
to improve undergraduate instruction in physics, under the direction
of H. R. Crane)
Communication with Profession,
$34,500.00
Curriculum and Course Content,
$128,740.00
Evaluation, $25,300.00
Headquarters, $460,590.00
MIeetings, $70,060.00
Teaching Materials, $93,780.00
U. S. Office of Education Grants
Source: U. S. Office of Education
Development Economics (revised)
(Stolper), $18,525.00
Engineering Mechanics (Smith),
$7,443.00

Mechanical Behavior of Solids (Felbeck), $5,607.00
National Defense Education Act Title
IV-Industrial Engineering (Wilson), $5,000.00
Political Behavior (Miller),
$18,750.00
5-17-007 (Wenrich), $3,519.00
U. S. Public Health Service Grants
Source: U. S. Public Health Service
NIH 5 T1 GM 970-03 (Child III),
$5,000.00
NIH 5 Ti GA 5134-03 (Beierwaltes),
$5,000.00
U. S. Vocational Rehabilitation Administration 355-T-65
Source: U. S. Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Total: $10,750.00
U. S. Welfare Administration CB No. 303
Source: Children's Bureau-U. S. Social Security Administration
Total: $32,135.00

From Industry and Individuals
Center for Economic Education Midwest Program on Airborne Travel InSource: Michigan Alumni Fund Presi- struction, Inc., Classroom Instrucdent's Fund tion
Total: $20,000.00 Source: Midwest Program on Airborne Travel Instruction, Inc.
Curriculum Materials for Teaching Be- Total $1 550 00
havioral Science in Elementary
Schools Programs in Selected Professional Fields
Source: Science Research Associates Source: Various Industries
Total: $15,972.00 Total: $5,075.00