Includes all Instructional activities that may be applied as credit toward a postsecondary degree or certificate in an academic program or field of study. The intent of activities is to provide course and educational experiences for degree-oriented students but may also serve unclassified students.

Instructional activities intended for credit toward an approved associate degree or certificate or diploma below the associate degree level.

Includes all non-degree credit instruction to provide skills and education to acquire licensure, certification or to provide recreational or vocational education to the college community.

Includes all individual research and/or research projects that are separately budgeted within the University. The activities are normally managed within the academic departments, with stated goal or purpose, and are created for a specified period.

Community service activities provide the public access to the non-instructional resources and unique capabilities that exist within the institution. The primary intent is to provide services that are beneficial to groups and individuals outside the University such as entertainment and recreational offerings.

Public Broadcasting activities are intended to provide services to general population.

Library activities directly support collecting, cataloging, storing, and distributing published materials primarily in support of the University's academic programs.

These activities are related to collection, preservation, and exhibition of historical materials, art objects, scientific displays, etc., in support of an institution's academic programs.

Audio/Visual activities provide audio/visual services to support instruction, research, and public service.

Computing support activities provide academic computer services to support instruction, research, and public service.

The activities in this sub-program provide administrative support, management direction, and curriculum development to instruction, research, and public service and provide opportunities for faculty to increase their personal and professional development or to be evaluated or regarded for their professional performance.

These activities provide central administrative services to all student service programs.

The activities in Social and Cultural Development provide placement, career guidance, and counseling services for students.

These activities provide placement, career guidance, and counseling services.

These activities include recruitment of new student, admission and administration of student records.

Administrative activities to provide financial aid services and assistance to students.

Executive level management activities concerned with the overall management and long-range planning for the entire University.

These activities provide fiscal control, manage investments, and administer similar functions related to the fiscal operation of the institution.

Central administrative operations and services such as data processing and personnel administration.

Logistical service activities support the campus-wide operation of the University. Included are procurement and distribution services such as purchasing and duplicating, transportation and communication systems, and security.

Those activities established to maintain relations with the local community, alumni, and the public and to provide for fundraising and institutional development.

Includes all central administrative activities that provide supervision for the University's physical plant operations.

Custodial services provide housekeeping support to campus buildings.

These activities provide services to repair and maintain buildings, grounds, and utility lines.

Services to provide heat, light, power, water, sewer, and gas.

Includes property and general liability insurance coverage on University facilities.

Activities related to obtaining rental property for the University.

Includes all activities related to power plant operations.

Includes all Debt service for Educational and General facilities.

Scholarships awarded to undergraduate students.

Fellowships awarded to graduate students.

This activity provides for salary supplements for eminent scholars through matching endowment income.

Includes all activities that provide resources for educational and general services funded by external sources.

Funding provided more than quantitative guidelines to support activities which are demonstrably excellent, have the potential to become so in the immediate future, or offer a unique or outstanding service to the Commonwealth.