1. Memorandum Number 02-33
    2. July 31, 2002
      1. PART VI

 
 
 
 
 
  
  
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Ph: (850) 488-1721
SUNCOM: 278-1721
Fax: (850) 488-9763
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
FLORIDA BOARD OF
EDUCATION
  
  
CHAIR
Phil Handy
 
Winter Park
  
Linda Eads
Miami
  
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Miami
  
Char
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Boca Raton
  
Julia Johnson
Orlando
  
William “
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St. Augustine
  
Caroly
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Ocala
  
  
SE
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,
  
FLORIDA BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Jim Horne
  
  
COMMISSIONER OF
EDUCATION
Char
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Memorandum Number 02-33
 
 
July 31, 2002
  
  
  
M E M O R A N D U M
  
TO:
 
 
Com
m
unity College Presidents
 
 
FROM:
 
J. David Arm
s
trong, Jr.
 
 
SUBJECT:
 
Request for FY 2001-2002 Report of Minority Business
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September 6, 2002.
 
  
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Department of Education
1314 Turlington Building
325 W. Gaines Street
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Division of Community Colleges
Educational Opportunity Programs
 
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE EXPENDITURE REPORT (2001-02)
 
The Division of Community Colleges continues to be interested in increasing diversity among those persons who benefit from community college
expenditures. This spreadsheet is designed to capture the amount of economic opportunity provided in FY 2001-02 to businesses owned by
women and persons of diverse race/ethnic backgrounds. It is provided in both Lotus and Excel format. Expenditures are to be reported from
unrestricted current funds (1), restricted current funds (2) and unexpended plant funds (7), less exclusions recommended by the Council of
Business Affairs. If the college is aware of minority-owned subcontractors that received payments through major contractors that are not on the
list of exclusions, the college may include these expenditures where appropriate on the spreadsheet. Exclusions are listed on an attached page.
Completed spreadsheets are to be submitted by September 6, 2002 to kyle@flccs.org. The instructions below are offered to assist in the
completion of the spreadsheet.
 
1) Review the list of exclusions attached.
 
2) Enter the name of the college in the cell designated “Institution:” (See upper left section of the sheet, cell B7).
 
3) At the far right of the spreadsheet, in the Total General Ledger Code Category “$$” column (cell O12), enter the total amount of funds
expended in FY 2001-02 for each cost item referenced in the third column (far left of the spreadsheet). Note that the figures in the “%”
column will adjust as each expenditure amount is entered. Complete this step before completing step 4.
 
4) In the “$$” column under the heading “Gender of Business Owner,” enter the amount of funds paid in FY 2001-02 for each cost item to
business enterprises owned by women. Note that the figures in the “%” column will adjust as each expenditure amount is entered.
 
5) In the “$$” columns under the heading “Race/Ethnicity of Business Owner,” enter the amount of funds paid in FY 2001-02 for each cost
item to business enterprises owned by persons identified as African American or Black, Hispanic, Asian or Pacific Islander, and American
Indian or Alaskan. Note that total and aggregate percent amounts in the upper half of the spreadsheet will automatically appear in the
appropriate cells.
 
6) In the lower left section of the sheet, item 1 (cell C34), enter the total number of vendors used by the college in FY 2001-02.
 
7) In the line designated for item B, enter the number of vendors who identified themselves as females. In the lines designated for items D, F,
H, and J, enter the number of vendors who identified themselves according to the racial/ethnic minority categories listed. Note that the
percentages for items C, E, G, I, and K will automatically appear and adjust as the data for items B, D, F, H and J are completed.
 
8) In item 2, briefly describe outreach programs and best efforts to promote equity in college contracting and spending.
 

Division of Community Colleges
Report of Expenditures for Self-Reported Minority Business Expenditures
FY 2001-02
 
Exclusions from Reporting Requirements
 
The following types of expenditures are excluded from the Report of Expenditures for Self-Reported
Minority Business Expenditures:
  
A. All salary and fringe benefits to college personnel
  
B. All purchases pursuant to state contracts
 
C. All purchases from contracts with publicity-traded corporations
  
D. All purchases from sole-source vendors
  
E. All expenditures coded
 
1. 605 – Travel
  
2. 610 – Postage
  
3. 615 – Telephone
  
4. 635 - Insurances (except for those provided by local agencies or
non-consortia type agencies)
 
5. 640 – Utilities
  
6. 657 – Software
  
7. 670 – Subscriptions and Periodicals
  
8. 680 – Scholarships
  
9. 685 – Grant Reimbursements
  
10. 690-699 – Transferred Funds (through contingencies)
  
11. 720 – Capitalized Software
  
12. 730 – Capitalized Library Collections
 

 
PART VI
COLLEGE SUMMARY (Routine Operating vs. Irregular Construction)
Report of Expenditures for Self-Reported Minority Businesses By Type of Expenditure, By Gender, and By Race/Ethnicity of Business Owner (FY 2001-02)
 
Institution:
   
Gender of
Race/Ethnicity of Business Owner
  
  
General
   
  
  
 
  
Business
Ledger
Description of Expenditures
Owner
African
  
  
Asian/Pacific
American
Total General Ledger
Codes
  
  
  
  
Expense
Cost
Female
American
Hispanic
Islander
Indian/Alaskan
Code
Category
 
Category
Item
$$
%
$$
%
$$
%
$$
%
$$
%
$$
%
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
620xx - 650xx
Current
Expenses
Services
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
655xx - 665xx
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
(Less 657xx)
Current
Expenses
Materials and Supplies
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
  
0 0.000%
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
0 0.000%
 
  
675xx - 677xx
Current
Expenses
Other Current Charges
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
  
0 0.000%
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
0 0.000%
 
  
705xx - 710xx
Capital Outlay
Equipment
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
0
0.000%
Total
  
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
  
  
 
   
Aggregate funds for female vendors:
0.000%
Aggregate funds for racial/ethnic minority vendors: 0.000%
Sub Total
$0
0.000%
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
     
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
 
  
750xx - 790xx
Capital Outlay
Fixed Equip. Below
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
$0
0.000%
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Grand Total
$0
0.000%
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
*NOTE: Exclusions have been determined by the Interim Chancellor of the Community College System based upon previous input from the Community College Council of Business Affairs. Information related
to exclusions will be disseminated by the Division staff. Report expenditures from unrestricted current funds (1), restricted current funds (2), and unexpended plant funds (7), less exclusions and exemptions.
Percentages by gender and percentages by race/ethnicity will automatically calculate based on the row Total General Ledger Code Category amount for each expense category title listed above. If the college
is aware of funds paid directly to minority-owned subcontractors that are not among excluded vendors, the college may include these expenditures in the appropriate categories above. See Division's list of
 
      
exclusions.
      
  
1. Total number of vendors
B. Number of self-identified female vendors
0
C. Female percent of total vendors
0.000%
used in FY 2001-02:
0
used (FY 2001-02):
  
  
  
used (B/1) =
  
 
  
  
D. Number of self-identified African American
E. African American percent of total
 
  
  
vendors used (FY 2001-02):
 
 
0
vendors used (D/1)=
 
  
0.000%
 
  
  
F. Number of self-identified Hispanic vendors
0
G. Hispanic percent of total vendors
0.000%
 
  
  
used (FY 2001-02):
  
  
  
used (F/1)=
  
 
  
  
H. Number of self-identified Asian or Pacific
  
I. Asian/Pacific Islander percent of total
 
  
  
Islander vendors used (FY 2001-02):
 
  
0
vendors used (H/1)=
 
  
0.000%
  
 
  
  
J. Number of self-identified American Indian
K. American Indian/Alaskan percent of total
 
  
  
or Alaskan vendors used (FY 2001-02):
 
  
0
vendors used (J/1)=
 
  
0.000%
  
2. Below, briefly describe outreach programs and best efforts to promote equity in contracting and spending.
 
  
 
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
  

 

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