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KEY REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS (Continued)OR Function Governing Regulatory Focus of StandardAuthorityStandard(s)99-158, U.S.Government Principlesfor the Utilization andCare of VertebrateAnimals Used inTesting, Researchand TrainingNIH OLAWCompilation of OLAWGuidance and IntepretationInstitute of Laboratory Guide for the Care Standard for Animal Care and UseAnimal Resources, and Use ofNational Resource Laboratory AnimalsCouncil (1966)American Veterinary 2000 Report of the Standard for Animal Care and UseMedical Association AVMA Panel ofEuthanasiaAmerican Association of Voluntary Ensures high standards of animalLaboratory Animal Care Accreditation care and useBioSafety National Institutes of 59 FR 34496 Recombinant DNA GuidelinesHealth42 CFR 73 Select agent regulationsU.S. Department of 7 CFR 331 and 9 Select agent regulationsAgriculture CFR 121U.S. Department of 49 CFR Hazardous materials programTransportationRadiation Safety Nuclear Regulatory 10 CFR 20, 30, 33 License to possess and useCommissionradioactive material,No. 45-15877-01Commonwealth of Code of Virginia, Section License to possess and useVirginia 32.1-227 and 32.1-238 radioactive material No. VA-252-01Chemical Safety Occupational Safety and 29 CFR 1910 Hazard Communication andHealth AdministrationLaboratory SafetyEnvironmental 40 CFR 260 Hazardous Waste ManagementProtection Agency EPA ID No. VAD 981945058Commonwealth of Virginia Hazardous Waste ManagementVirginiaAdministrativeCode 9 VAC 20-60172
KEY REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS (Continued)OR Function Governing Regulatory Focus of StandardAuthorityStandard(s)Environmental Hampton Roads Commonwealth Industrial Wastewater PermitHealth & Safety Sanitation District Political No. 0150SubdivisionCommonwealth of Virginia Administrative Storm Water PermitVirginia Code 9 VAC 25-31 No. VAR040086Commonwealth of Virginia Air Pollution Control forVirginia Administrative pathological incinerator,Code 9 VAC 5-10 registration number 60863Grants & Federal Federal code Conflict of InterestContracts 42 CFR 50-FThe Federal DebtCollection ProcedureAct 28 U.S.C. 3201 (e)Federal code 45 CFR 76Drug Free WorkplaceAct 1988Public Law 100-690Limitation on Use ofAppropriated Fundsto Influence CertainFederal Contracting andFinancial Transactions45 CFR 93Research Misconduct42 CFR 93, part 50Cost AccountingStandardsCircular A-21 (OMB)Civil Rights and EqualEmployment OpportunityTitle VI of Civil RightsAct of 1974Ineligibility of receiving Federalgrant if indebted to United States(non-delinquency on Federal Debt.)Debarment and suspensionMaintain a drug-free workplaceNot utilizing Federal funds forLobbyingEthical conduct in researchCompliance with CAS standardsWorkplace discriminationAge DiscriminationAct 1975Title IX of EducationAmendments of 1975NIH Grant PolicyStatement173
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Teaching. Discovering.CaringEVMSFac
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TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction......
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)FUNDED
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INTRODUCTIONThe purpose of the East
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HISTORY1964: The Norfolk Area Medic
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EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOLORGA
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MEDICAL EDUCATION PROFILESource: EV
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FIRST YEAR CLASS ADMISSIONSAND ENRO
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GENDER OF MEDICAL APPLICANTS:CLASSE
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YearofEntryTotalAGE OF MEDICAL STUD
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RACE OF MEDICAL STUDENTSMATRICULATE
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M.D. APPLICANTS’ AVERAGE GPA AND
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MCAT SCORES (AVERAGE): MEDICAL APPL
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RESIDENCE OF MEDICAL APPLICANTS BY
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RESIDENCE OF MEDICAL MATRICULANTS B
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MATRICULATED MEDICAL STUDENTS’ ST
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PercentPERCENT OF MEDICAL GRADUATES
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APPROVED RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP P
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GRADUATES BEGINNING PRACTICE IN EAS
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ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT BY DEGREE
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ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT BY DEGREE
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GENDER OF STUDENTS BY DEGREE PROGRA
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GENDER OF STUDENTS BY DEGREE PROGRA
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RACE OF NEW MATRICULANTS BY DEGREE
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FACULTY BY PRIMARY DEPARTMENT (cont
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DISTRIBUTION OF FACULTY BY EMPLOYME
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DISTRIBUTION OF FACULTY BY AGEAge 2
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DISTRIBUTION OF FACULTY BY LOCALITY
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LIBRARYSource: EVMS Associate Dean
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LIBRARY COLLECTION RESOURCESVOLUMES
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LIBRARY SERVICESINTERLIBRARY LOANSA
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PHYSICAL PLANTSource: Director, Aux
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PHYSICAL PLANT INVENTORY2011Buildin
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RESOURCES85
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SOURCES OF REVENUESource of Income
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SOURCES OF GENERAL REVENUEMillions7
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EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM SUPPORT91
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EXTRAMURAL SPONSORED PROGRAMSBASIC
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EXTRAMURAL SPONSORED PROGRAMSSCHOOL
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TOTAL EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM FUNDING FY
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EXTRAMURAL FUNDING: ALL DEPARTMENTS
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FUNDED PROGRAMS101
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ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS Funded P
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SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONSVice Pr
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DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGYChair:Prof
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DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINEChai
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE (CO
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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLE
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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLE
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DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECO
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