Minnesota Facilities Model: July 2001

From cover memo from Robert Bruininks, Executive Vice President and Provost - Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost, and Richard Pfutzenreuter, Associate Vice President - Budget and Finance and CFO, "The Minnesota Facilities Model (MFM) represents a systematic method for evaluating and planning for the use of space in campus facilities. Use of the MFM promotes a better understanding of the facilities planning process by formally identifying the relationship between instructional, research and support service programs and services, and the physical facilities required to accommodate those programs."

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University of Minnesota: Office of the Associate Vice President for Budget and Finance; University of Minnesota: CFO Planning and Programming. (2001). Minnesota Facilities Model: July 2001. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/208767.

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