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Critical Needs for Research in Veterinary Science Appendix G Research Expenditures for 27 Colleges of Veterinary Medicine 2002-2003 research expenditures for 27 colleges of veterinary medicine by quartiles and source. Quartile amounts are derived from research expenditures from each source. Faculty full-time equivalent (FTE) is average number of FTE faculty members in each quartile for each funding source. Quartilea National Institutes of Health US Department of Agriculture State Industry Private Total All Sourcesb Average research expenditures of CVMs 1st $730,000 $219,000 $287 $17,160 $9,700 $2,587,000 2nd 2,780,000 717,000 80,900 372,500 36,900 6,967,000 3rd 5,212,000 1,258,000 703,870 898,000 71,100 11,100,000 4th 13,417,000 2,754,000 4,764,000 2,314,000 3,256,000 25,627,000 Average number of faculty FTEs 1st 66 64 75 71 80.5 67 2nd 85 90 98 87 112 86 3rd 99 97 99 102 91 96 4th 122 121 103 114 95 124 Average research expenditures divided by average faculty FTEs 1st $11,000 $3,400 $4 $240 $120 $38,800 2nd 32,500 7,990 830 4,260 3,300 80,600 3rd 53,500 12,970 7,100 8,790 7,800 115,583 4th 110,400 22,760 46,300 20,350 34,360 206,700 aFirst quartile is composed of six CVMs; the others are each seven CVMs. One CVM in existence less than 2 years was omitted. bIncludes all research expenditures reported, including some from sources not shown in table.

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