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The General Ledger Accounting System has two types of centers,
a low–level center and a summary center.
Low
Level Centers
A low level center is used to accumulate financial
data for the University by individual departments or purpose within
specific areas. A low–level center number consists of ten digits,
all numeric. The four fields and positions are as follows:
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Position
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Purpose
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1
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Type of fund
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2 & 3
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Division
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4, 5 & 6
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Department Number
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7, 8, 9 & 10
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"Unique identifier"
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Type of Fund
The fund types are predefined for position one as follows:
| *1 = Operating (Unrestricted) funds, excluding Hospital |
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2 = Hospital unrestricted funds
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3 = Operating Centers – Self–Balancing (Mainly VMG funds)
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4 = Designated (Restricted) funds/ all areas
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5 = Loan funds
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6 = Endowment funds
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7 = Life income funds
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8 = Plant funds
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9 = Agency funds
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* Fund in which unrestricted
revenues and expenditures are budgeted in University Central
Budget System.
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Explanation of Fund Types
Operating (Unrestricted)
current funds include all resources received for which
no stipulation was made by a donor or other external agency as to
the purpose for which the funds should be expended. Current operating
funds are intended for general operating purposes (Centers
that begin with 1, 2 (Hospital), and 3 (Self-Balancing
and Vanderbilt Medical Group [VMG] mainly).
Designated (Restricted)
current funds are those resources available for financing operations
but limited by the donor or other external agencies to specific
users, for example, a research project or departmental chair (Centers
that begin with 4).
Loan funds
are used to account for resources available for loans to students.
(Centers that begin with 5).
Endowment funds
are not expendable but are invested or are available for investment
for the purpose of producing revenue (Centers that begin
with 6).
Life Income
funds are composed of funds acquired by an institution on the condition
that it pays stipulated amounts periodically or for a lifetime to
the donor or other designated person (Centers that begin
with 7).
Plant funds
are used for four purposes: (1) acquisition of long-lived assets,
(2) renewal and replacement of institutional properties, (3) debt
service charges and retirement of indebtedness on institutional
plant, and (4) the cost of long lived assets (Centers
that begin with 8).
Agency funds
are held by the institution which acts as a custodian or fiscal
agent for students, faculty, staff members, or organizations (Centers
that begin with 9).
Summary
Centers
A summary center is used to accumulate information
of low-level centers at various levels within the system for reporting
purposes. Each summary center is identified with a six position
alphanumeric name. The three most common types of summary centers
are for departments, divisions, and type of fund. Divisional summary
centers for the unrestricted fund are as follows:
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University Central
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Administration
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Division
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Center
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Division
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Center
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| Arts & Science |
ARTSC |
Executive Administration |
EXADM |
| Blair School of Music |
BLAIR |
Investments & Treasurer |
INVTO |
| Divinity School |
DIV |
Graduate Administration |
GRDAD |
| School of Engineering |
ENGR |
Division of Public Affairs |
MEDIA |
| Law School |
LAW |
VC General Counsel |
UNREL |
| Owen Graduate School of Management |
OGSM |
Development & Alumni |
ALMDV |
| VU Institute of Public Policies Studies |
VIPPS |
Student Services |
STSVC |
| University Press |
UPRS |
Child Care Center |
OSTSV |
| University Research Council |
URC |
Information Technology Services |
CMPCT |
| TV News Archives |
TVNEW |
University Libraries |
LIBRY |
| Trans Institutional Initiatives |
TRANS |
University Services |
UNVSV |
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Other University Services |
OUSVC |
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Academic Services |
ACSVC |
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Other Academic Services |
OASVC |
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Plant Operations |
PLTOP |
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| Medical
Center |
Auxiliaries |
| Division |
Center |
Division |
Center |
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| Hospitals & Clinic (includes Cardiology) |
HOSP |
Athletics |
ATHLT |
| School of Medicine & VMG |
MSTOT |
Dining Services |
DINES |
| School of Nursing |
NS1TOT |
College Halls |
COLLH |
| Medical Center Other |
MCO |
Housing |
HOUSE |
| Other Auxiliaries |
OAM |
Housing – Greek |
GRKHS |
| Health Services, Inc. |
VHS |
Bookstore |
BOOKS |
| Health Plans |
VHS |
Sarrat Student Center |
SARCT |
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Student Recreation Center |
STREC |
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Investment/Real Estate |
IRE |
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Rental Property |
RENTS |
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Traffic & Parking |
TRPKG |
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Divisions
The divisions are predefined for positions two and three
as follows:
| University Central |
| Division |
Number |
| Academics |
| College of Arts and Science |
20 |
| School of Engineering |
22 |
| Divinity School |
23 |
| Law School |
24 |
| Owen Graduate School of Management |
25 |
| Peabody College |
26 |
| Blair School of Music |
27 |
| Transinstitutional Initiatives |
30 |
| Provost Other Centers |
33 |
| The Vanderbilt Institute of Public Policy Studies |
34 |
| University Press |
35 |
| Research Scholars |
36 |
| TV News Archives |
39 |
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| Administration |
| Division |
Number |
| Academics |
| Executive & Central Offices |
40 |
| CLOSED (formerly Office of Investments) |
41 |
| University Affairs |
42 |
| Public Affairs |
43 |
| Development & Alumni Relations |
44 |
| Finance |
45 |
| Dean of Students |
46 |
| Child Care Center |
47 |
| Academic Affairs Centralized |
48 |
| Academic Affairs Provost Initiatives |
49 |
| Academic Services |
50 |
| Central Scholarships |
51 |
| Information Technology Services |
52 |
| VU Libraries |
53 |
| University Services |
55 |
| Other Auxiliary Services |
56 |
| Graduate Administration |
58 |
| Plant Operations |
60 & 61 |
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| Medical
Center |
Auxiliaries |
| Division |
Number |
Division |
Number |
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| Vanderbilt University Hospital |
01 |
Athletics |
70
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| Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital |
02 |
Dining Services |
75
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| Vanderbilt Clinics and VMG Williamson County Division |
03 |
College Halls |
76
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| School of Medicine |
04 |
Housing |
77
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| School of Medicine (VMG) |
05 |
Greek Housing |
78
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| School of Nursing |
06 |
Bookstore |
80
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| Medical Center Administration |
08 |
Sarrat Student Center |
82
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| Monroe Carell, Jr. Children´s Hospital and Doctors Office Tower |
09 |
Student Recreation Center |
83
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| Medical Auxiliaries |
11 |
Vanderbilt University Real Estate |
86
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| Vanderbilt Heart and Vascular Institute |
12 |
Traffic & Parking |
88
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| Vanderbilt Heart and Vascular Institute - Pediatrics |
14 |
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| Vanderbilt Health Services Inc. Elimination |
15 |
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| Vanderbilt Health Services, Inc. |
19 |
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Other Divisions
| Division |
Number |
| University General - Other |
90 |
| Strategic Resources |
91 |
| University Bank |
92 |
| Academic Venture Capital Fund |
93 |
| Investments in Endowment other than Endowed Gifts |
94 |
| Fringe Benefit and Clearing |
95 |
| Balance Sheet |
97 |
| Real Estate Invest Trusts |
98 |
| Life Income Memo Centers |
99 |
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Department Number
The three–digit department number in positions
four, five, and six is based upon the reporting structure
and areas within each division.
Unique Identifiers
The last four positions, seven, eight, nine
and ten, are used to further identify the purpose of individual
centers.
The Operating (Unrestricted)
fund (1), Hospital fund (2),
and the Agency fund (9) have
limited use of the unique identifier.
The majority of the low–level centers in these funds end with
four (4) zeros.
The Operating Self–Balancing fund
(3) uses the unique identifier to identify center type
and for VMG Centers, individual doctors.
The Designated (Restricted) fund
(4) uses the unique identifier to identify source of
funding and collection method.
The Loan fund (5) uses the
unique identifier to identify the type of loan.
The Endowment fund (6) and
Life Income fund (7) use the unique identifier to identify
the type of endowment or income.
The Plant fund (8) uses the
unique identifier to identify the specific type of plant fund.
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