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Table V I I . College of Medicine: Funds Requested Towards Implementation of the Report on Education in the Health Fields (1969-71) 1969-70 1970-71 Biennial FTE Amount FTE Amount Total School A (Basic Medical Sciences) Dean 1.0 $ 30 000 J 30 000 Nonacademic staff 1.0 6 000 6 000 Wages, expense, and equipment 5 000 5 000 Subtotal (41 000) (41 000) School B (Clinical) Dean 1.0 J 32 000 64 000 Assistant dean 1.0 24 000 24 000 Academic staff 10.0 200 000 5.0 100 000 500 000 Nonacademic staff 6.0 32 000 4.0 22 000 86 000 Wages, expense, and equipment 20 000 3 000 43 000 Subtotal (284 000) (149 000) (717 000) School C (Clinical) Dean 1.0 32 000 64 000 Assistant dean 1.0 24 000 24 000 Academic staff 10.0 200 000 15.0 300 000 700 000 Nonacademic staff 2.0 12 000 5.0 25 000 49 000 Wages, expense, and equipment 20 000 3 000 43 000 Subtotal (264 000) (352 000) (880 000) Clinical Center (Peoria) Associate director 1.0 25 000 50 000 Director of medical education 1.0 30 000 60 000 Academic staff 3.5 70 000 70 000 Nonacademic staff 1.0 6 000 1.5 9 000 21000 Wages, expense, and equipment 5 000 6 000 16 000 Subtotal (66 000) (85 000) (217 000) Clinical Center (Rockford) Associate director 1.0 25 000 50 000 Director of medical education 1.0 30 000 60 000 Academic staff 3.5 70 000 70 000 Nonacademic staff 1.0 6 000 1.5 9 000 21000 Wages, expense, and equipment 5 000 6 000 16 000 Subtotal (66 000) (85 000) (217 000) Office of Executive Dean, College of Medicine Director of clinical centers. . . 1.0 28 000 56 000 Communication and education specialists 1.0 15 000 1.0 18 000 48 000 Nonacademic staff 3.0 18 000 36 000 Wages, expense, and equipment 5 000 3 000 13 000 Subtotal (66 000) (21 000) (153 000) Total J746 000 J733 000 J2 225 000 Illinois establish a School of Public Health. The requested biennial total ($308,000) would provide the funds for the initiation of this School during 1969-71. The first year of the biennium would be a period of planning during which the dean of the School and a small supporting staff would develop the curriculum, recruit faculty, and select students — looking to the initiation of instruction in September, 1970. The initial program would lead to the degree of Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) — a professional curriculum designed to meet the "Criteria and Guidelines for