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Administration Looks At Options To Trim Budget
Published February 5, 2010
Vice President of Administration and Finance Bob Duringer announced Friday the next few steps in planning for University of Montana budget reductions over the next three years that are estimated to near $8 million, double what was anticipated this past fall. Preparing for the loss of $3.2 million in one-time stimulus funds in July 2012 was again discussed by the Strategic Budget and Planning Committee meeting before it considered the other pending reductions. Vice presidents of each UM sector — such as Student Affairs and Research and Development — will draft specific plans on how to reduce the budget for each segment by 1 percent, largely applying the 29 preferred strategies outlined by the planning committee in October.
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Administration Looks At Options To Trim Budget
Published February 5, 2010
Vice President of Administration and Finance Bob Duringer announced Friday the next few steps in planning for University of Montana budget reductions over the next three years that are estimated to near $8 million, double what was anticipated this past fall. Preparing for the loss of $3.2 million in one-time stimulus funds in July 2012 was again discussed by the Strategic Budget and Planning Committee meeting before it considered the other pending reductions. Vice presidents of each UM sector — such as Student Affairs and Research and Development — will draft specific plans on how to reduce the budget for each segment by 1 percent, largely applying the 29 preferred strategies outlined by the planning committee in October.
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