TOTAL SPONSORED RESEARCH COSTS
BY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH CENTER
FISCAL YEARS 1998 TO 2002
(Dollars in Thousands)
Direct Costs		1998	1999	2000		2001	2002
	CIT	$23,798	$26,531	$28,241		$29,290	$36,391
	CFA	865	1,003	1,011		1,079	1,877
	H&SS	8,628	9,334	8,939		8,669	10,388
	MCS	18,979	18,908	17,904		25,118	56,358
	SCS	39,963	34,427	35,032		36,778	47,839
	GSIA	1,473	1,214	1,353		1,367	1,680
	HEINZ	2,120	2,759	3,120		2,984	4,463
	CMRI	6,424	5,036	10,349		6,634	-955	3
	SEI	27,724	29,475	35,591	1	38,863	44,014
	Other	1,103	2,969	1648		1387	4010
	TOTAL	$131,077	$131,656	$143,188		$152,169	$206,065
Indirect Costs
	CIT	$7,497	$7,884	$7,694		$8,168	$9,524
	CFA	288	394	274		183	293
	H&SS	2,654	2,774	2,547		2,431	3,194
	MCS	6,903	5,850	5,206		5,751	6,544
	SCS	14,504	12,453	11,995		11,394	14,052
	GSIA	583	525	476		542	533
	HEINZ	625	796	1,007		1,130	877
	CMRI	2,932	2,618	4,118		3,208	207	3
	SEI	2,389		2,335		1,153	1,510
	Other	448		156		187	996
	TOTAL	$38,823	$33,294	$35,808		$34,147	$37,730
Total Sponsored Research Costs
	CIT	$31,295	$34,415	$35,935		$37,458	$45,915
	CFA	1,153	1,397	1,285		1,262	2,170
	H&SS	11,282	12,108	11,486		11,100	13,582
	MCS	25,882	24,758	23,110		30,869	62,902
	SCS	54,467	46,880	47,027		48,172	61,891
	GSIA	2,056	1,739	1,829		1,909	2,213
	HEINZ	2,745	3,555	4,127		4,114	5,340
	CMRI	9,356	7,654	14,467		9,842	-748	3
	SEI	30,113	29,475	37,926		40,016	45,524
	Other	1,551	2,969	1,805		1,574	5,006
TOTAL		$169,900	$164,950	$178,997	2	$186,316	$243,795
1.	SEI change in accounting practice; cost recovery revenues presented as contra-expense in fiscal years 1998-1999.  This accounts for the difference in this page's Total Sponsored Research Costs and that reported on page 75 of the Factbook.
2.	There was an $11,322,000 increase in Total Sponsored Research Costs from FY99 to FY00.  About half of this increase was due to an actual increase in Total Sponsored Research Costs, mainly from non-federal agencies.  However, the other half is attributed to changes in accounting methods due to the conversion to Oracle.
3.	A portion of the increase in research volume in 'Other' is due to CMRI reorganization.