2017 CUNY Kingsborough Community College Annual Report by CUNY Kingsborough Community College

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

2017 ANNUAL REPORT

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by distinguished and award-winning faculty, who also conduct research and publish. And our dedicated staff never waver in their commitment to enhancing student success. All of this hard work, progressive thinking, and dynamic innovation continue to attract national attention. Kingsborough has once again been identified as one of the top 50 community colleges in the nation by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, allowing us to compete for a top prize of one million dollars. We have also been named a Leader College by the national nonprofit Achieving the Dream. Some of the most exciting conversations on campus are about our relaunch of this initiative with a critical new focus on equity.

A LE T T E R FRO M T H E PR E S I D E NT

Dear Friends of Kingsborough:

I am very proud to share our 2016-2017 Annual Report with you. Many of the initiatives described in these pages were launched under the leadership of President Farley Herzek, who retired in August 2017. Like so many of our students, President Herzek grew up in Brooklyn and was the first in his family to graduate from college. We are grateful for his years of service and inspiration. It is a privilege for me to take the helm as Kingsborough’s interim president. Although this is a new role, I have been on campus for 30 years, helping students adjust to college life and achieve their dreams, as director of Freshmen Services and, most recently, as vice president of Student Affairs. It is amazing to think that over a million students have taken classes here since we opened our doors in 1963. Our alumni enjoy rewarding careers in education, healthcare, engineering, law enforcement, science, technology, arts and entertainment – locally and around the globe. Our courses are taught

As we take pride in our achievements, we also honor the generosity of the many individuals and institutions who have invested in the future of our students. Last year more than 1,500 students received scholarships totaling over $798,000. Students who considered dropping out due to sudden crises at home were able to stay in school, thanks to student emergency grants underwritten by the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation. Other students struggling with chronic personal, financial or legal hardships were able to stay on track to graduate thanks to programs like Single Stop and SPARK, both funded by the Heckscher Foundation. Our work doesn’t begin and end on campus. As the only community college in Brooklyn, we want to make a difference in the neighborhoods where so many of our students were born and where many now work and raise families. We’re taking our focus on equity off campus— to high schools, libraries, and health and human services organizations just to start – to engage our community in collaboration, conversation, and innovation that can make our borough an even better place to live, work, and learn. I thank you for your continued support and invite you to join us in our new educational endeavor. Through higher education, we can build a better Brooklyn.

Peter M. Cohen Interim President

Achieving The Dream:

A New Focus on Equity in Opportunities and Outcomes

ingsborough boasts one of the highest graduation rates in CUNY, and yet there are still too many students who never achieve their dream of a college degree. KCC faculty and staff are striving to find innovative ways to close this achievement gap. “We’ve learned that providing equal access to information and programs and resources just isn’t enough,” says Christian Calienes, associate director of Institutional Research and Academic Assessment, noting this is especially true for students who have been deprived of opportunities. These students often struggle academically. They may live in poverty or live with disabilities. They may be students of color, first-generation students, or children of undocumented immigrants. “They have the greatest distance to travel and the biggest barriers to overcome,” says Stephanie

Akunvabey, director of Academic Affairs and co-director of the college’s Achieving the Dream (ATD) initiative. ATD is a national movement championing evidence-based improvements at community colleges that help more students succeed. Kingsborough is an ATD Leader College -- the only community college in New York State to earn that distinction. Kingsborough relaunched its ATD initiative in spring 2017 with a new focus on overcoming opportunity gaps by identifying barriers to success and customizing campus support to provide the key resources each student needs. Those barriers to success are nearly always outside the student’s control; they include race, socioeconomic status, English proficiency, and family or community wealth. “But if we can get them the kind of help and motivation and information they need, we know they can succeed.” Ms. Akunvabey says. “Our students prove that to us every day.”

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The new focus on equity is spurring change across campus, Ms. Akunvabey says: “It’s changing the way we think. It’s changing the way we act and teach and learn from each other.” Subcommittees have been researching, discussing, and implementing new strategies to promote more equitable outcomes. Peter Santiago, equity liaison for the ATD Student Success subcommittee, says equity discussions are already having a major impact on campus: “We’re setting aside time to be in conversation with each other about equity – not just the work we do, but how we do it. How often does that kind of dialogue happen? It’s extremely rewarding.” “Equity requires us to look beyond the statistics,” adds Mr. Calienes. “Numbers tell us what is going on, but they don’t explain why. Equity work asks us to dig deeper, be more reflective, and make changes that are cultural, not just metric-based.” One strategy is culturally responsive teaching (CRT), says Janine Graziano, director of the Center for Teaching & Learning. “CRT asks us to think about who our students are, what they bring to the table, and how we can integrate that information into what we do in the classroom,” explains Prof. Graziano. To do that, you have to know who your students are – their culture, backgrounds and experiences – without making assumptions or stereotyping. And to do that, you have to know who you are. “You have to recognize your own biases,” Prof. Graziano explains. “That is not easy. In fact, it’s the hardest work anyone can do. But it’s incredibly important.” Mary O’Shea, director of the Student Success Center, sees a meaningful shift toward equity in her department in the more holistic attention advisors are giving to students, “from tracking their academic progress to mindfulness of their overall well-being,” she explains. “We want all of our students to receive personal attention – to feel they belong to the Kingsborough community. We’re not just advising, we’re encouraging. We’re their cheerleaders, right from the very start.”

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A Day in the Life of an Advisor A

bright-eyed high school graduate marches into Kingsborough’s Student Success Center to announce that her lifelong dream is to be an astronomer and study the stars. “She’s already on her career path and highly motivated,” notes Mary O’Shea, the center’s director. “We make sure she takes 15 credits each semester so she graduates on time, and that she takes the classes she needs to transfer to a four-year college.” Ms. O’Shea is imagining for us a typical day in the life of an advisor, based on her decade of experience working with Kingsborough’s diverse community of students. A student worries about several classes she missed. “You discover the real problem is that this student is on the brink of homelessness,” Ms. O’Shea says. “You start pulling together every

resource on campus to make sure that student can stay in school.” The next student had a bad day or failed a big test and he’s convinced he isn’t ready for college. “It’s my job to explain that everyone on campus has had that bad day, that bad class, that bad test,” Ms. O’Shea says. “I help him identify new strategies.” A daughter of undocumented immigrants worries about her status and her parents. An international student wonders if his student visa is in danger. A former drop-out wants to make a fresh start. “I find it so humbling to work with our students,” Ms. O’Shea says. “They inspire me every day.”

President’s Faculty Innovation Awards | 2016-2017 The President’s Innovation Award encourages projects that make use of innovative pedagogies and/or instructional technology in the classroom and for development of hybrid and/or online courses; research projects that involve faculty and students in a mentoring relationship; interdisciplinary collaaborations; or projects that integrate civic engagement curriculum and/or activities into existing and/or new courses.

Debra Berhanu

Farshad Tamari

Cris Izaguirre

Department of Physical Sciences Pickering Emulsions: Stabilizing Emulsions Using Nanocrystals

Department of Biological Sciences

CEWD

Ivan Shun Ho

David Goldberg

Department of Biological Sciences Incorporation of Inquiry-Based Activities to Promote the Development of Quantitative Reasoning and Other Skills in Three Existing Biology Courses

Culinary Arts

Debra Schultz Department of History, Philosophy and Political Science In The Footsteps of Emmett Till

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Kevicha Echols Community Health KCC Farm and Food Collaborative (The Collaborative)`

15 To Finish

Campaign Encourages Students to Graduate on Time

raduate on time and you’ll save on tuition, reduce debt, and earn money sooner. That’s the central theme of “15 to Finish,” a new awareness campaign funded in part by a grant from CUNY’s Academic Momentum Project, encouraging students to take 15 credits each semester so they can graduate in two years. Most full-time students at Kingsborough – and across the nation – opt to take only the minimum 12 credits needed to be eligible for federal financial aid. This turns a 2-year degree program into a 3- or 4-year plan, greatly increasing their risk of running out of aid and racking up unnecessary debt.

By launching its “15 to Finish” campaign, Kingsborough has joined a national movement of over 200 institutions in 25 states that are working to graduate more students on time. Currently, just 13% of Kingsborough students cross the finish line in two years. The goal of “15 to Finish” is to increase that number to 15% within 2 years. Put simply, finishing on time makes college cheaper. “That’s the biggest takeaway of our campaign,” noted Stephanie Akunvabey, director of Academic Affairs. By taking 15 credits, students avoid the extra costs of extra semesters. They maximize the value of their financial aid, because fulltime tuition is the same, whether you take 12 credits or 15. And as an extra incentive, students who complete 30 credits each year may qualify for the new Excelsior Scholarship and earn

their CUNY or SUNY degrees tuition-free. Fifteen credits can still seem daunting, especially for students who have jobs and families. Kingsborough’s unique calendar allows students to split the 15 credits between a 12-week session and a 6-week module. The benefits to graduating on time go beyond finances: Statistics show that students who take 15 credits have higher GPAs and are more likely to graduate. “The longer your studies take, the more likely it is that some crisis is going to derail your plans and keep you from earning your degree,” Ms. Akunvabey said. “Plus, the faster you finish your degree, the sooner you can enter the workforce and start earning a salary,” Ms. Akunvabey added. “It just makes sense.”

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SPARKing Student Confidence, One Day at a Time

iana’s first day of college was a total disaster.

“I was so scared,” says the freshman from Flatbush, who came to Kingsborough from an all-girls high school. “Everything was new, everything was different, every class was hard. . .When I got home, I was crying. I remember saying, ‘Why did I ever think I could do this? I’m never going back!’” But things quickly changed for Diana thanks to SPARK – Strategic Partnerships for Achievement and Retention at Kingsborough, which launched in fall 2016 with support

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from a three-year grant from the Heckscher Foundation for Children. “SPARK gave me support, it gave me information, and it also gave me a community that believed in me,” Diana said. SPARK aims to help close the education and employment gap for incoming freshmen enrolled in developmental math and English courses, based on CUNY placement exams. SPARK provides them with a range of financial, academic and personal support while they take the developmental English and math classes they must pass in order to complete their degrees.

“In the past, math was often the biggest stumbling block for students. Some took developmental math four semesters in a row and still couldn’t test into college-level courses,” says Alyssa Arnold, program coordinator. SPARK has created a stronger support network for at-risk students taking developmental math and English so they can finish these courses faster. SPARK provides customized assistance and case management to get incoming freshmen on track. “Tangible benefits are important, like textbooks and MetroCards, but the intangible benefits are the key to SPARK’s success,” Ms. Arnold says. “It’s having a case manager to talk to, to help you solve problems. SPARK case managers see the student as a whole person. They step outside of the box to make sure students get what they need to succeed. Sometimes it’s tutoring. But sometimes it’s food stamps, housing, or a

job. Sometimes students just need confidence. And we’re helping them build it.” Preliminary data show the first class of 150 SPARK students achieved higher GPAs, pass rates, and accumulated credits than their non-SPARK peers. Retention rates among SPARK students are also higher than among other freshman populations. “Our results are actually exceeding the goals we set in our initial grant proposal,” notes Ms. Arnold. “That’s a very positive sign.” Diana sailed through her developmental classes. Now she’s an honor society member set to graduate in spring 2018. She says she looks forward to pursuing her bachelor’s degree in music therapy or education because “SPARK helped me prove to myself that I can be successful at college. I’m not scared anymore!”

Single Stop:

A world of help in just 10 minutes Students shouldn’t have to choose between going to college and putting food on the table. Single Stop helped thousands of Kingsborough students stay in school this year. In a single 10-minute screening at the Single Stop office, students discover if they are eligible for over 40 government programs providing assistance with food, housing, child care and other worries.

Single Stop also points students to on-campus and local resources like food pantries and clothing banks, and provides free financial counseling and legal services. Piloted at Kingsborough with support from the Heckscher Foundation, Single Stop is now at all CUNY community colleges and several of the nation’s largest community college systems.

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All in a Night’s Work: Kingsborough’s Pioneering “Sleep Tech” Program

ost college students pull an all-nighter at least once, to finish a paper or cram for an exam. But students in Kingsborough’s groundbreaking Polysomnographic Technology Program stay up all night on a regular basis – to see how other people sleep.

If you have chronic trouble sleeping, a doctor might refer you to a clinical sleep lab for a sleep study. When you report to the lab around 8 pm, a sleep technologist will greet you and prepare you for your overnight stay.

This program is one of just four in the state — and the only one in New York City — that trains students to use state-of-the-art technology to diagnose and treat sleep disorders ranging from chronic insomnia to potentially lifethreatening sleep apnea.

The sleep tech explains what procedures will be done, and what sensors and electrodes will be attached to your body – for example, to your scalp to measure brain waves, or near your eyes, to measure eye movement. Other sensors may measure your muscle activity and

“The sleep tech helps you know what to expect,” says Prof. Santaro Ashizawa. “That’s important, because people can be anxious if they don’t know what happens in a sleep lab.”

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respiration. “Overall, about 20 channels can be simultaneously recording for eight hours, and the sleep tech monitors all of them,” Ashizawa notes. “As a sleep tech, you work in a fascinating environment, you learn how to read brain waves, and you help people in ways that can be life changing,” says Dr. Matthew R. Ebben, program director. “You don’t get that instant gratification in many fields of health care.” Dr. Ebben, a clinical psychologist and boardcertified sleep specialist, had long wanted to create a sleep tech program, but wasn’t sure how, or where, or if it would be successful. When New York State passed laws in 2014 requiring sleep techs to be licensed, he knew the time had come. He sent proposals to CUNY colleges and Kingsborough swiftly responded. The program is one of only four license-eligible polysomnographic programs in New York State.

New York City has one of the nation’s largest networks of sleep labs. Because of state licensing requirements, techs from other states often don’t qualify for jobs here. And labs are busy, thanks to greater awareness about the importance of sleep to our work performance, health, and happiness. As a result, Kingsborough’s sleep techs are in demand. “Every graduate who wanted a job, got one,” Dr. Ebben said. The sleep tech program attracts more mature students, in part because during their second year they are required to train during two 12-hour shifts each week in a clinical sleep lab. “Staying up all night to observe and treat patients is not the right job for everyone,” Dr. Ebben noted. “But when you help someone get the first good night’s sleep they’ve had in 20 or 30 years, and they tell you it changed their lives – now that’s a great feeling.”

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When A Helping Hand Makes All The Difference: The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation Student Emergency Grant Fund

n 2016, the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation pledged $300,000 over three years to create a special grant fund providing critical support to Kingsborough Community College students who face major crises that threaten their ability to stay in school. Examples of student emergencies include disasters, such as fire or f lood; theft of computers or textbooks; major medical expenses; loss of child care; and eviction or homelessness. Kingsborough’s relationship with the Petrie Foundation began in 2012, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Students who lived in neighborhoods devastated by the storm feared they would have to drop out of school after losing their homes, jobs, and possessions. Then-president Regina Peruggi requested emergency funds and the foundation’s leaders responded generously. They went on to support other campus initiatives in student retention, math instruction, and health career pathways. In its first year, the new emergency fund provided grants to 29 students including Vicky, 32, a mother of three from Rockaway. Vicky enrolled at KCC with dreams becoming a nurse, but it proved difficult to stay in school while caring for three young children. Then, in 2012, her family lost everything when their home was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. “But my biggest problem all along was that I was in a domestic abuse situation,” Vicky says. “I was scared for me and I was scared for my kids. I knew that I couldn’t live like that anymore. I needed help. I needed to change my life. That’s why I was determined to finally get into nursing school.”

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She completed course requirements at night school, earning straight A’s. In 2016, she was accepted into Kingsborough’s nursing program. The news came just in time, she says, because her situation at home was now desperate. “I told my kids: We’re leaving. And we ran,” she recalls. “I walked out of an abusive relationship with nothing. My son had a backpack. I had a backpack. That’s it. I had no home, no income, no credit. I didn’t even have a dollar in my purse. I had nothing.” With nowhere to go and three little children in tow, Vicky found herself at the nursing program office at Kingsborough, tearfully explaining her situation. “Everybody started working on solutions,” says Vicky, “but it was the Petrie emergency grant that really saved me.” “It’s our mission to help underprivileged students at CUNY colleges get the support that they need to persevere and succeed,” noted Beth Lief, executive director of the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation. “Vicky is the kind of student that our Emergency Grant Funds are there to help, and we feel good about being able to do so.” “In past years, Kingsborough couldn’t help students like Vicky,” says Daniel La Noue, director of major gifts and Beth Lief, Executive Director, The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation planned giving. “We could provide support for books, transportation, and tuition. But we didn’t have a way to help students overcome catastrophic emergencies in order to stay in school.” Things are looking up for Vicky. She and her children live in a safe space. On track to finish her degree in 2018, she plans to continue her studies so she can become a registered nurse. “My new life is starting now, thanks to the Petrie Foundation,” Vicky says. “Without the grant, I would have dropped out of school. Now my life is really turning around. Going to class, taking care of my kids, living a happy life — what everyone else takes for granted is special to me. And I’m grateful.” NOTE: Vicky is an actual student. Her name and personal information have been changed to protect her family.

2017 Awards & Scholarships

The following named scholarships and awards are funded by our generous donors. Names appearing in bold were created in 2017. Ambrose Monell Scholarship Amy and James Marsh Scholarship Andrew Wadler Scholarship Anthony Imperato Memorial Scholarship Fund Anthony F. Russo Student Leadership Service Award Armstrong and Dorothy Lim Award Avid Technology Most Promising Video Editor Award

Hy Cohen Scholarship Award for Academic Excellence Isabelle Krey Memorial Scholarship Fund Israel and Julia Glasser Scholarship for Political Science James Goetz Endowed Scholarship Jennie Raffa Art Gallery Awards Jerry Kenney Fund for Outdoor Writers Joan De Freitas Endowed Scholarship

Broadway Stages Scholarship Award

Karen Karlin G.E.D. Scholarship

Carroll and Milton Petrie Student Emergency Grant Fund

KCC Alumni Association Scholarship Award

C-CAP Scholarship

KCC App Fund

Charles Jacobs Scholarship for the Performing Arts

KCC Foundation Scholarship

Charlotte Keller Marmaros Scholarship for Promising Professionals in Gerontology Chegg Foundation Book Fund Child Care Center Memorial Service Award (Funded in Memory of Muriel Langsam) Cliff Hesse Scholarship Communications Award (Funded in Memory of Amy Bergenfeld) Creative Writing Scholarship Award David B. Silver Poetry Award Dean’s List Scholarship Dr. Bernard Klein Memorial Award for Excellence in History, Philosophy & Political Science

KCC Retirees Scholarship Lawrence Suss Memorial Award for Excellence in the Department of History, Philosophy and Political Science Leon M. Goldstein Scholarship Award for Academic Excellence and Community Service Lucille Nieporent Memorial Award Mark & Laurie Seruya and Mark & Gina Levy Endowed Scholarship Award Maxine McGarvey Scholarship Award May and Samuel Rudin Book Fund Mike Drucker Scholarship Millie and Maurice Singer Scholarship Award

Dr. Carol Biermann Endowed Scholarship Award for Excellence in Biological Sciences

Mu Alpha Theta Scholarship Award (Funded in Memory of Robert Siegel)

Dr. Frances Kraljic-Curran Liberal Arts Scholarship

Murray Rothenburg Scholarship Award

Frances Donin Award Gladys Brooks Foundation Scholarship Endowment for Student Leadership & Academic Excellence Harry Ritchin Memorial Scholarship for Promising Professionals in Geriatrics Hebrew/Yiddish Scholastic Studies Award (Funded in Memory of Professor Louis Milrod) Honors Program Award

Otis Hill Scholarship Patricia Hazelwood Spirit of Community Health Award Post New York Alliance Scholarship President’s Award for Distinguished Scholarship Professor Ellen S. Fine Endowed Scholarship Award for Excellence in the Field of Research and Nazi Holocaust Studies Rachelle Goldsmith College Now Program Award Regina S. Peruggi Endowed Scholarship Rhoda Polly Alumni Emergency Scholarship Richmond County Savings Foundation Scholarship Rita Guiffre Scholarship Robert Lawrence and Karen Denard Goldman Community Health Endowed Scholarship Award Rose Battle Scholarship Saul W. Katz Endowed Scholarship Fund Science Scholars Award (Funded in Honor of Dean Thelma Malle) Senior Administrator’s Fund Scholarship Southpole Foundation Scholarship Stephen Weidenborner Memorial Prize Steven V. Maksin Endowed Scholarship Student Ambassador Service Award (funded by the My Turn Students) Student Leadership Service Award (Funded in Honor of Dean Marilyn Chernin)

Nassau County Fire Service Academy Grant

Student Service Award (Funded in Memory of Dr. Max Koch)

National Grid CXM Academy Scholarship

Substance Abuse Counseling Certificate Award

National Grid Scholarship & Internship Award

Switzer Foundation Scholarship

New Start Program Award

Valedictorian Award (Funded in Memory of Fred F. Addes)

Northfield Bank Foundation Scholarship

Victoria Loconsolo Foundation Scholarship

Nursing Alumni Scholarship Award

Virtual Enterprise Award (In Memory of Jeffrey Ladman)

Nursing Alumni Scholarship for Excellence in Service to Others

Walter and Maryann Kann Scholarship WAVE Scholarship

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Grant Summaries

Grants are vital to the mission of Kingsborough Community College. Support from governmental agencies, foundations, and corporations help us to further the work of faculty and students. Grants for the 2016-2017 fiscal year include: $1,270,739 FROM THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR to offer tuition-free training to help students obtain necessary skills, competencies and credentials including paid apprenticeship/internships, on-thejob training, and job placement in the technology sector. $1,052,594 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to fund the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education program, which supports career-focused education, including work in health care career pathways, career skills development, careers in business and early childhood, and college-wide career initiatives. $545,923 FROM THE NEW YORK CITY HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION to support the CUNY Edge program. The goal of the program is to create a partnership with each student to provide assistance and guidance with academic and career pursuits. $540,920 FROM THE HECKSCHER FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN for continued support of a multi-year initiative called Strategic Partnerships for Achievement and Retention at Kingsborough (SPARK). The SPARK program is designed to close the educational and employment gap of students in need of developmental education. $415,045 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to fund the Liberty Partnerships Program. Kingsborough partners with local high schools to provide supportive services designed to increase students’ motivation and ability to complete secondary school and seek entry into postsecondary education and meaningful employment.

$375,000 FROM THE ROBIN HOOD FOUNDATION for continued support of Opening Doors Learning Communities, a program that improves educational outcomes for low-income, highrisk college students through their participation in learning communities and provision of case management services. $307,276 FROM THE NEW YORK CITY YOUNG MEN’S INITIATIVE to fund the CUNY Fatherhood Academy, a comprehensive program designed to promote responsible parenting and economic stability for unemployed and underemployed young fathers through education, employment, and personal development. $239,077 FROM THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION to support the continuation of the TRiO Student Support Services program, including advisement, financial literacy counseling, financial aid support, academic and personal counseling, and career and technology workshops, and assistive technology training for students with disabilities. $149,941 FROM THE CAPITAL ONE FOUNDATION to support the “Implementing a Data-Tracking Strategy to Inform Institutional Growth & Improve Student Outcomes” project. The focus was to develop a model for collecting, analyzing and using data about students enrolled in non-credit and eventually credit granting allied health programs. $130,630 FROM NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CAREER ADVANCEMENT FUNDS $59,797 in support of the Mental and Behavioral Health Career Pathway project; $49,626 to support Project TPC3: Transforming Professional Certification into College Credit Funds; and $21,207 to launch a Baking & Pastry Career Pathway and Certificate Program.

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$129,152 FROM NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES in support of our on-campus Child Development Center. $110,000 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to support the Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program, a project to increase the number of students from under-represented groups pursuing professional licensure and careers in mathematics, science, technology and health-related fields. $110,000 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to support the Workforce Investment Program. $108,843 FROM THE AIR FORCE DEFENSE RESEARCH SCIENCES PROGRAM in support of Professor Gregory Aizin’s collaborative project with SUNY Buffalo: “Hybrid Graphene/ Semiconductor Plasmonic Nanotransceiver and Nano-antenna for Terahertz Band Communication.” $102,602 FROM THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH & GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCES in support of Medgar Evers College/Kingsborough Community College Bridges to the Baccalaureate multi-year program which is designed to bridge the two-year college student with the four-year college in the biomedical sciences. $75,000 FROM NATIONAL GRID $50,000 in support of the Customer Service Experience Management (CXM) Academy, an innovative model of education and workforce development; $20,000 in support of the National Grid intern scholarship, STEM laboratory, and the annual gala; and a $5,000 CXM scholarship.

G R A N T S UM M A RI E S $67,362 FROM THE CARROLL AND MILTON PETRIE FOUNDATION $57,523 to support the Student Emergency Grant Funds to assist students who experience unexpected hardships and unable to shoulder their education costs; and $9,839 to support the development of a new Test Orientation module, training of tutors, and delivery of test orientation to students who are preparing to take the CUNY Assessment Tests. $64,942 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to support the Science and Technology Entry Program, a project to increase the number of historically underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students prepared to enter college, and improve their participation rate in mathematics, science, technology, health related fields and the licensed professions. $61,878 FROM NEW YORK CITY OFFICE OF THE MAYOR in support of our Adult Literacy Program. $50,000 FROM THE AMBROSE MONELL FOUNDATION to provide critical scholarship support for students enrolled in Kingsborough’s highly competitive and cost-intensive nursing program. $40,380 FROM THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS AND NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL in support of On Stage at Kingsborough. $34,440 FROM THE NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL in support of middle school students touring Kingsborough’s campus. $27,642 FROM THE PINKERTON FOUNDATION in support of the Community in Partnership for College program to provide tutoring services. $20,000 FROM THE FAR FUND in support of Project Reach program to enhance the college’s capacity to assist its growing population of students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and to educate faculty and staff about students with ASD.

$20,000 FROM THE NORTHFIELD BANK FOUNDATION in continued support of scholarships to academically successful students who are in need of financial support and who live in areas of Brooklyn and Staten Island served by Northfield Bank. $17,000 FROM THE MERTZ GILMORE FOUNDATION for $15,000 to support the dance program at On Stage at Kingsborough; and $2,000 in support of the oceanographic program. $16,391 FROM NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT in support of the Department of Library’s acquisitions. $15,000 FROM THE AT&T FOUNDATION to continue supporting the Brooklyn Science Innovation Initiative. An urban farm-focused science class was paired with a business class in which student teams developed STEM-centered virtual enterprises and presented their businesses at a final event.

$7,500 FROM CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK DANCE INITIATIVE to support dance residency activity with Camille A. Brown & Dancers, Carlos Dos Santos, and Ja’ Malik/Ballet Boy Productions. $6,600 FROM THE PATRINA FOUNDATION in support of our on-campus Women’s Center and its programs. $5,000 FROM AMPLE TABLE FOR EVERYONE in support of the Urban Farm to empower students with skills and knowledge to maintain healthy diets that will serve them well after graduation. The project will inform programming at the farm, particularly around the distribution of the harvest and help understand the barriers to healthy eating habits. $5,000 FROM THE INVESTORS BANK FOUNDATION for general support of On Stage at Kingsborough.

$4,500 FROM CANON SOLUTIONS $14,000 FROM THE SOUTHPOLE AMERICA in support of the KCC FOUNDATION to provide scholarship international Genetically Engineered support for international students in need. Machine (iGEM) team. The iGEM program offers an exceptional, hands-on experiential educational opportunity for $10,500 FROM THE SWITZER our students. FOUNDATION for critical scholarship support for students enrolled in Kingsborough’s highly competitive and $3,575 FROM THE PEOPLE’S UNITED cost-intensive nursing program. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION in support of the Access-Ability Program by purchasing mini iPADS. $10,000 FROM CON EDISON to purchase ALEKS software mathematics licenses to be used in the mathematics $3,497 FROM VILLANOVA workshops to assist studenst in passing UNIVERSITY – WATERHOUSE FAMILY developmental mathematics requirement INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF and support of the Annual Seaside COMMUNICATION AND SOCIETY’S Splash Gala. in support of Professor Lili Shi’s research project: “Chinese diasporic $10,000 FROM THE CHEGG gender identities and belonging in lived FOUNDATION to purchase MetroCards experiences of transnational maternity.” to assist students with transportation costs. $3,085 FROM ALLISON KELLER EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY $10,000 FROM THE ONE BROOKLYN PROGRAM OF THE DOUG FLUTIE JR. FUND to support On Stage at FOUNDATION to purchase mini IPADS Kingsborough’s Hot Summer Nights Free for the Access-Ability program. Outdoor Concert Series.

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Kingsborough Supporters The Kingsborough community extends beyond our campus borders. We have a responsibility to the borough of Brooklyn, and we are proud of the role we are playing in its revitalization. A gift to the Kingsborough Community College Foundation, Inc. – a charitable 501(c)(3) organization that exists solely to benefit Kingsborough – will fund scholarships and support faculty and curriculum development. But it supports more than an institution: it supports a community. We are pleased to recognize the following donors, whose gifts have helped many Kingsborough students realize their dreams. CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

The Chegg Foundation

$50,000+

Danziger Family Charitable Trust

The Ambrose Monell Foundation *

Far Funds Follett Higher Education Group

Capital One Foundation The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation

Mertz Gilmore Foundation

CUNY Community College Collaborative Awards Ms. Joan De Freitas Delta Phase Electrical Corp./Mr. Frank Ruggiero & Mr. Anthony Saraceni Eugene Walters Family Foundation

Heckscher Foundation for Children

Northfield Bank Foundation

National Grid

One Brooklyn Fund Inc.

Hostos Community College/CUNY

Southpole Foundation

Investors Foundation

Switzer Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. Saul W. Katz

PSC‑CUNY Research Award Program Robin Hood Foundation

SUNY Research Foundation BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

$5,000 - $9,999 Ample Table for Everyone

$25,000 - $49,999

Mr. Jeff Barker & Ms. Suzanne Murphy

The Pinkerton Foundation

Bradford Renaissance Portraits

SPONSOR’S CIRCLE

$10,000 - $24,999

Mr. Andrew H. Brimmer & Mr. Thomas E. Molner

AT&T Foundation

Broadway Stages/ Ms. Gina Argento

The City University of New York Con Edison Inc. Concept Elite Salon *

Community College National Center for Community Engagement

The Patrina Foundation The Post New York Alliance Signature Bank

American Express Philanthropic Program Mr. & Mrs. Edward Antonio

Ms. Julie J. Dennis

Avid Technology

The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism

Ms. Joan Bartolomeo Vice President Elizabeth A. Basile & Mr. Allen Basile * Borough of Manhattan Community College/CUNY Prof. Loretta BrancaccioTaras & Mr. Peter Taras Mr. Filipp Braun

Simons Foundation Societe Culinaire Philanthropique

Brooklyn College/CUNY Bruce Cost Ginger Ale

Ms. Kelly Sullivan

Calvary Hospital

$1,000 - $4,999 Anonymous (1) Amalgamated Bank

Donors who have financially supported Kingsborough every year for the past 10 years or more.

16 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Mr. Michael A. Correra

Asphalt Green

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce

PLATINUM CIRCLE

Interim President Peter M. Cohen & Mrs. Gina Cohen *

Canon Solutions America Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Catell C‑CAP Careers Through Culinary Arts Program

Empire State Bank Farmer & Company Mr. Edward & Dr. Susan Farrell

Fidelis Care New York Food Bank of New York City Gemstar Construction Ms. Laura F. Glazier‑Smith & Mr. George D. Smith President Farley Herzek & Mrs. Cheryl Herzek Industry City Investors Bank Dr. Beverly S. Jacobs Ms. Frances Koch

Dr. & Mrs. Baroukh E. Kodsi * Mr. Philip W. Krey

KIN G SBOROUG H S UPPO RTE RS

Donors who have financially supported Kingsborough every year for the past 10 years or more.

Mrs. Sheila C. Labrecque

Ridgewood Savings Bank

Mrs. Phyllis Levine

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sachs *

Mr. & Mrs. Armstrong Lim * Louis Shiffman Electric Maimonides Medical Center Dean Thelma L. Malle

The Marine Society of the City of New York * Mr. James E. Marsh Menorah Home and Hospital

Kimberly Suite Hotel Kingsborough Community College Association Inc.

Bronx Lebanon Hospital

Dr. Anne W. Silver

Dean Marilyn Chernin

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Slattery *

College of Staten Island/CUNY

Spectrum Industries

Mr. James A. Cross Jr.

Ms. Frances M. Koren

St. Francis College

Lehman College/CUNY

Stop & Shop

CUNY Research Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. Stuart A. Suss *

Prof. Mary Dawson Mr. Marc Derisse

Ms. Sandra Lujan

TD Bank

DGA Security Systems Inc.

Mercy College

Victoria Loconsolo Foundation

Municipal Credit Union

Villanova University

New York City College of Technology/CUNY

Mr. & Mrs. Reginald E. Watkins

New York Community Bank Foundation

Mr. Andrew D. Weyman & Ms. Terry Davis

New York Life Foundation *

YMCA Prospect Park

Ms. Juanita Linares

Mr. William Schwalbe & Mr. David Cheng * SEFA: CUNY Campaign for Charitable Giving

Southern Glazer Wine & Spirits Stress Factory Mr. Alec Teytel

Marine Park Golf Course

Ms. Dawn S. Walker

Mr. Marty Markowitz

Mr. & Mrs. Greg Warnock

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mauceri *

Vice President M. Reza Fakhari * The Fishman Family Fund, an advised fund of the Brooklyn Community Foundation

Sahadi’s Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schleifer

Dr. Ann Marcus

Prof. Susan Ednie

Dr. Joanne Russell & Mr. Charles Russell ScholarChip

Ms. Samantha Magwood‑Palmer

Mr. & Mrs. John Drucker Empire BlueCross BlueShield Healthplus

Dr. & Mrs. Oliver Klapper * Klearview Appliance

DJJ Technologies

York College/CUNY

Northfield Bank

Bronx Community College/CUNY

Ms. Moira Weidenborner Dr. William Winter & Ms. Deborah D. Tangen *

Ms. Emilee McGarvey Feldman Medgar Evers College/CUNY

Ms. Tara Yarczower

Dr. Gordon Young

Michael’s of Brooklyn Restaurant

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow

GOLD CIRCLE

Mr. Dante Orsini

Adelphi University

Panda House at Manhattan Beach LLC

Altech Electronics

Vice President & Mrs. Thomas G. Friebel *

Aventura Construction Corp.

Gerard J. Bianco, Attorney at Law

One on One Physical Therapy

Anonymous (1)

Bassett Pickle Works

Gleason’s Gym

Dean Christine M. Beckner & Mr. Brandon Beckner *

Mr. Howard Goldberg

Ms. Laiping Pang Wan & Mr. Thomas Wan *

ABCO Refrigeration Supply Corp.

Dr. Fred Peskoff

AHRC New York City

Pilo Arts Day Spa & Salon

Altice/News 12

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Plotkin *

Apple Bank for Savings

$500 - $999

People’s United Community Foundation Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York Inc. Dr. Regina S. Peruggi & Mr. Gerard A. McCallion * Dr. & Mrs. David Plimpton Queens College/CUNY

Biscuits & Bath Dog Retreat Dr. Uda M. Bradford

Dr. Mary R. Goldstein Good Shepherd Services Halliday Financial

Broadway Comedy Club

Dr. Wayne R. Harewood Mr. Gary J. Hegedus Dr. & Mrs. Cliff Hesse Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ingenito International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers

Mr. & Mrs. Amyan A. Zameli

Prof & Mrs. Michael V. Miranda *

SILVER CIRCLE

Momentas Inc.

$250 - $499

The Arun I. & Asmita Bhatia Family Foundation

Mr. Frank Puleo

Dr. Homar Barcena

Queensborough Community College/CUNY

Bon Soir Caterers Mrs. Anita Cabrera

Resorts World

Catholic Foundation for Brooklyn and Queens

Vice President Eduardo Rios

Dr. Hwai‑Yin Chang & Dr. Cheng Tai Chen *

Island Photography

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Romano *

Mr. George Kapetanankis

Mr. Martin G. Rosenthal

Kidville

Mr. Mark H. Rothberg

Comic Strip Live *

Mr. & Mrs. William Correnti *

“When my grandmother passed, it dawned on me how much she and my grandfather sacrificed to immigrate to the United States, and I wanted to do something to create a lasting honor to their sacrifices. If life has been good to you, I believe you have an obligation to send the elevator back down to others who need help. We all didn’t make it on our own. We stood on the shoulders of others — and what better way to thank them but by allowing others to stand on ours.” CATHERINE MA, PH.D., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY, KCC KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

KI N GS BO RO U GH SUP P ORT ERS Dr. Tasheka Sutton‑Young Prof. August A. Tuosto

TWI‑LAQ Industries Ms. Tejal Vakharia Verizon Foundation

Di Maggio Hair and Beauty Salon

Ms. Rosemary Bufano

Ms. Joan DiDomenico

Ms. Bernadine Cadogan

Dry Bar

Ms. Donna M. Cafiero

Mr. Serge Dubois

Canarsie Courier

Washington Computer Services Ms. Kathryn L. Wayler

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Brucella

Ms. Dorothy Duncan

Mr. Eugene J. Canty, CPA *

Mr. Paul Winnick

Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts Inc. Mrs. Shannon Caravello

Mr. David Woloch

Carnegie Hall

Wyndham Worldwide

Mrs. Deirdre K. Dunn‑Haddad Mrs. Karimah Ellis‑Wilson Estee Lauder Companies Inc. Ms. Randi S. Farber

“Back when I went to KCC, attending college was free. Today, college is obviously far less affordable, so I want to make sure that today’s students have all the help and support they can get.” ROBERT NEWMARK, KCC CLASS OF 1966 Ms. Celeste Creegan

Ms. Juliet Lewis

Dr. Loretta S. DiLorenzo

Loconsolo Paint

Ms. Barbara L. Carrubba

Mr. Gary S. Fiedel

$100 - $249

Mr. Joseph S. Castro

Ms. Barbara S. Fisch

Ms. Mary Ann Cavallo

Mr. & Mrs. David Fishman

Mrs. Linda Cavicchio

Mr. & Mrs. Lester Fleischer

BRONZE CIRCLE

District Council 37 ‑ Local 384 *

Dr. Anthony C. LoPresti

Anonymous (4)

Dr. Catherine Ma

4imprint

Mrs. Micheline Driscoll & Mr. Timothy Driscoll *

Macro Digital Technology Corporation

A. F. Bennett

Dr. Fred B. Malamet

Ms. Estelle Abramowitz

Chadwick’s Restaurant

Prof. & Mrs. John Manbeck *

Aetna Electrical Supply

Ms. Mabel Chee

Ford Foundation

Mrs. Aba Agolli

Mr. & Mrs. Feliks Chernov *

Fortinet Mrs. Judith A. Fox

Ms. Eugenia Chiarello

Framboise Catering

Mr. Jason Cohen

Franco’s Blinds & Shades

Ms. Judith Cohen

Mr. & Mrs. David E. Frankel

Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Edwards Ms. Evelyn W. Epps‑May Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Fabrizio * Flatbush Food Co‑op Francis Greenburger Charitable Fund/Jewish Communal Fund Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Friedland * Future Funds, LLC

Mr. Paul Marino Ms. Patricia Martucci Ms. Melissa Merced Ms. JoAnne Meyers

N.F. Gozo Corporation

Ms. Kathryn Giaimo

Dr. Mary T. Ortiz

Prof. Cindy A. Greenberg

Mr. Lawrence Pero

Mr. Trevaughn C. Hall

ProQuest LLC

Mr. Samuel L. Hamilton *

HP Inc. Iannelli Construction Company Inc. JMP Contracting Corp. Mrs. Marisa Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Michael Klein Dr. Annie C. Kotto Dean Catherine Leaker

Resources for Educational and Employment Opportunities Ms. Toby Rubinfeld Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Scavo * Mr. & Mrs. Michael Simmons Ms. Susan Spivack Mr. Levi E. Springer Staten Island Skating Pavilion

Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Ahren Ms. Victoria Ajibade Mr. Nelson Algaze Dr. Anthony Andrews Honorable Susan F. Avery

Mrs. Donna Contreras Ms. Anastasia Crosswhite

D. Coluccio & Sons Inc.

Mrs. Judith Berger

Da Noi on Fifth

Mrs. Anna Betancourt

Ms. Maureen C. Daly

Big Ed’s BBQ

Dangerfield’s

Ms. Karolina Bizik

Dan’s Auto Collision

Mr. Howard Blady Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Blecker Ms. Julie Block‑Rosen Ms. Natasha Boatswain *

Dr. Dmitry Y. Brogun Brooklyn Boulders Mr. Andrew Brown Mr. Domenick Brucculeri

Dr. Lourdes Follins

Mr. Kevin Freeman

Mr. Paul Curiale & Ms. Deborah Malone

Mrs. Tamara Bellomo

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Ms. Tracey I. Cohen Dr. Vincent Coluccio

Ms. Elaine Arden

Ms. Natalie Bredikhina

Mr. Thomas Flood

Mr. Louis W. Cesario

Dr. Marcia Babbitt Gonsalves

Ms. Mary E. O’Shea

Mr. Charles F. Guigno

Ms. Lydia Cella *

Ms. Monique Allen‑Davy

Mrs. Patrice R. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newmark *

Dr. Gail R. Levine

Dean Brian Mitra

Geographia Map Company

Ms. Linda Hellow

Mr. John L. Aaron

Dr. Kelly Freidenfelds & Mr. David Brown Ms. Ann Gaffney Ms. Sandra Gelfman Ms. Anna Geller Ms. Barbara E. Gershuny Prof. Denise Giachetta‑Ryan & Mr. Richard T. Ryan

Mr. Michael Danza

Mr. Barry & Dr. Rachelle Goldsmith *

Ms. Jennifer Deguzman

Mr. Martin J. Golloub

Ms. Erika Delacruz‑Cabrera

Gotham Comedy Club

Ms. Josephine Dellano Deno’s Wonder Wheel Amusement Park Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Deutsch

Gourmanoff by NetCost Market Mr. Donald Granger The Green Spa & Wellness Center Ms. Eileen Haber

KIN G SBOROU G H S UPPO RTE RS Prof. Brian Hack

Dr. Josephine Murphy

Mr. Michael D. Sedar

Mrs. Jodi Abrams

Ms. Nancy Au

Harbor Fitness Center

Ms. Helen‑Margaret Nasser

September Associates

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Abrams

Dr. Babette Audant

Ms. Annery S. Abreu

Mrs. Grace Axler‑Diperte

Mr. Herbert Hipp

Mr. Colville Nelson

Mrs. Linda D. Holman

New York City Ballet

Ms. Monica Holowacz

Il Fornetto Restaurant *

Mr. Mark Johnson JTC Associates Ms. Larisa Kabbaj Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kalipetes

Dr. Beth E. King Mr. Harvey Krigsman Prof. Mohamed Lakrim

Mrs. Margaret M. Pacelli

Ms. Cindy Adelstein

Mrs. Kathleen Pacilio

St. George Theatre

Ms. Karina Adlawan

Mr. Peter C. Paizis

Stand Up NY

Ms. Sandy Adler

Paper Source

Ms. Francine Stein

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Pappagallo

Mrs. Lainie Sternin

Adventurers Family Amusement Park

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Parker

Father Michael Tedone

Mr. Anselm Lalla Mr. Willie J. Lane Jr. Mr. Michael M. Levy

Ms. Regina Strachan Ms. Eileen To

Mr. Peter Bartomeo

Ms. Francie Piechowiak & Mr. Angelo Echevarria

Ms. Andrea Velasco

Mrs. Erica Alicea

Prof. & Mrs. Gordon Bassen

Pinot’s Palette Brooklyn – Park Slope

Vendini

Mrs. Frances Allen

Mr. Joseph Verdino

Ms. Janice Allen

Veritiv

Mr. & Mrs. William Allen

Ms. Nina Vitucci

Rakhim Alston

Mrs. Sara G. Wagschal

Ms. Amy Alvarez

Dr. Barbara R. Walters & Mr. Stephen Doehrman

Mrs. Gail Alwais

Prof. Juann Watson

Ms. Christina Amazan

Mr. David Marin

Mr. Anthony Quaranta

Marine Florists

Ms. Susan Quigley

Dr. Laurel A. Marshall

Raphael Vineyard

Matrix Systems

Ms. Lee Ravine

Dr. & Mrs. Fredric Mayerson

Raw Revolution

Ms. Jacqueline Williams *

Ms. Martha Richards

Ms. Xiaoting Wu

Mr. William L. Rivers

Yiasou Estiatorio

Dr. Carmen D. Rodriguez

Ms. Christine Zagari

Mrs. Gila E. Rohr

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Zibrin

Mr. Javier Morgades

Ms. Carol Barthold

Mr. Karl Alexandre

Ms. Petal Prince‑Bradford

Mr. Juan Morales‑Flores

Mr. Sergey Barshtein

Ms. Denese Alexander

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Marano Sr.

Mr. Daniel Moinester

Prof. Michael G. Barnhart

Ms. Sonia Valentin

Ms. Deanne Preston

Ms. Cecilia T. Proscia

Mrs. Carole Rothschild Mrs. Lonnette Russell

Ms. Julie Barnett

Ms. Leigh Petryssyn

Ms. Marie Manzo

Mr. & Mrs. David Miller

Mr. Bruce Barland

Prof. Angelica Petrides

Mr. John Powers

Honorable Melvin Miller & Dr. Elizabeth Miller *

Ms. Yasemin Akturk

Ms. Linda Barbieri

Mrs. Sandra Alex

Malsons Jewelers

Millennium Travel

Ms. Vera R. Akai

Ms. Leah S. Baranov

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Twomey

Ms. Arline Pollinger

Mrs. Marie Meserole *

Mr. Nasir Ahmad

Ms. Isabel K. Balson

Dr. Maria Bartolomeo‑Maida & Mr. Matthew Maida

Ms. Cindy Lui

Men’s Wearhouse Inc.

Mr. Nicholas Bagnarol

Mr. Hal Akyar

Mr. David J. Louie Sr.

Mr. Patrick W. McGuire

Mr. Yosef Bagdadi

Ms. Louise J. Troisi

Mr. & Mrs. Ronny A. Plushnick

Ms. Ann Marie McConeghy

Mr. Pedro Baez

Ms. Amelia Bahr *

Ms. Stephanie Akunvabey

Dr. Max Tran

Mr. Leonard Perazzo

Ms. Klavdia Khasina

Mrs. Florence Ackerman Andree Ade

Ms. Catherine Pedri

Ms. Leanora Katzman

Mr. Joseph Azzone Jr.

Mr. John Acevedo

Ms. Tina Souverain‑Weeks

Ms. Susan A. Paul

Ms. Aixa Acevedo

Mr. Gary Sokolow

Pastosa Ravioli

Mr. Leonard Kaplan

Ms. Faidat O. Aweda

Ms. Brittney Adamson

Ms. Janette O’Sullivan

Dr. Despoina S. Ikaris

Ms. Shannon D. Snead

Mr. James G. O’Neil

Ms. Susan Horowitz

Mr. Gary Katz

Dr. Nicholas Skirka

NY Party Works

Dr. Ernest Horowitz

Mrs. Barbara A. Simmons Prof. Robert L. Singer

New York Jets

Mr. Alan Hore

Ms. Dorothy Isola

Prof. Dale A. Siegel

Mr. Christopher Santangelo Mr. Peter Santiago Mrs. Leonie Schloss Mr. Harry Schwartz Miss Hope Schwartz

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Weaver Prof. Bridget Weeks

Mrs. Linda Weinstein Mrs. Monica Wieboldt

Prof. Nikola Zlatar

Ms. Safia Al‑Wari AmazonSmile Foundation

Bassett Caterers Ms. Diane Batri Ms. Sylviane S. Baumflek Ms. Barbara Baynes Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bayroff Dr. Stanley Bazile Ms. Valerie Beale Ms. Sarah Beck Ms. Anna Becker

American Eagle

Mr. Jake B. Becker

American Museum of Natural History

Mr. Martin J. Becker Drs. Jerry & Carla Beeber

Ms. Sofiya Aminova

Ms. Melissa Belasoto

Ms. Eilat Amrussi

Ms. Margaret Belizaire

Ms. Jacqueline Andrawis

Ms. Olga Belyy

Ms. Shelly Anthony

Ms. Anna Benfanti

Mrs. Vivette Archer

Mr. Jaime Berco

Prof. Jose Arenas

Mr. Tsubasa Berg

Prof. Carlos Arguelles

Mr. Boran Beric

Mr. Richard Arking

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Berkman

FRIENDS

Ms. Laura Armour

Ms. Jennifer Berkowitz

Anonymous (9)

Ms. Alyssa Arnold

Dr. & Mrs. Brian Berliner

Mr. Anthony Abbate

Mr. Stuart L. Aronow

Mr. & Mrs. John Berntsen

Mr. Stephen J. Abramowitz

Ms. Joan Asher

Mrs. Linda Biancorosso

Santaro Ashizawa

Mr. Anthony Biancoviso

Ms. Francine S. Abrams

Ms. Louise T. Atsaves

Mr. Richard Biederman

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

KI N GS BO RO U GH SUP P ORT ERS Ms. Grace Bileta

Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Bruner

Ms. Marie Caty

Mr. George W. Contreras

Prof. Aleksandr Davydov

Ms. Phyllis Bilus

Ms. Florence Buck

Mr. & Mrs. Oscar L. Cauci

Mr. Barry Cooper

Mr. James Bing

Mr. Isaak Budanitsky

Lenel Caze

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cooper

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph De Bella

Ms. Susan BirneStone

Mr. & Mrs. Armand Bueno

Cebu

Mr. Dennis Coppolino

Ms. Nadine Bissu

Mr. Vitaliy Bukhman

Ms. Krista Cederstrom

Mrs. Joan L. Coppolino

Ms. Ellen D. Blackman

Buono Jewelers

Ms. Rae Cestaro

Mr. Anthony Corazza

Mr. Michael Blady

Ms. Mildred Burke

Mr. Raymond Chan

Mrs. Carole Corman

Ms. Shereece Blake

Jamel Burroughs

Mr. Steve Chan

Ms. Ingrid E. Cornejo

Ms. Marcia Byam

Mr. Lyonnel Changeau

Mrs. Jeanie Corrado

Prof. & Mrs. John Blunt

Ms. Maureen Byam

Ms. Donna Charles

Mrs. Marie Corrado

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Blutstein *

Tian Cai

Ms. Petagaye M. Chase Cheesecake Factory

Mrs. Joanna Cortes‑Agnello

Ms. Olessya Bobrova

Ms. Tina Caiati Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Calafiore

Mr. David Cheng

Mr. Richard P. Calcaterra *

Ms. Rita Chess

Mrs. Leila Bloomfield

Mr. Jared Bodner Ms. Denise Bogan Ms. Marcia Bolden Mr. Joseph Boljonis Ms. Kseniya Bondarenko Ms. Marie Bongiorno Mr. & Mrs. Martin Borah Prof. Anthony Borgese Ms. Jmbelle M. Borra Ms. Adriana Boucher Mr. Kirt Bowen Ms. Heather Bowles Keston Boyce Ms. Patricia Boyle Ms. Michele Bracco

Ms. Yokaina Calderon Mr. Luigi Calderone Mr. Raymond Caldes Mr. Christian M. Calienes Mr. Anthony Calitri Ms. Kim Camardesi Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Camardi Ms. Marie Camia Ms. Angela Camillieri Prof. Jocelyn A. Camp Ms. Towanna Campbell

Ms. Sarah Bradwisch

Mr. Nelson Campos‑Hernandez

Ms. Mary Brady

Mr. Bruce E. Cotler Ms. Alicia Cotten Cradle of Aviation Museum

Ms. Mary Ann Chiacchiaro

Ms. Nareida Crandall

Mrs. Patricia Chicas Ms. Andrea Chiriano Ms. Lilian Chkifati

Ms. Toneeka Crawford Ms. Theresa Crispe Mrs. Anna Cromas

Ms. Olga Choulgina

Ms. Karen Cromas

Ms. Wendy Chu Ms. Valeriya Chulskaya Prof. Lucille Cichminski Ms. Jessica Cinelli

Mr. Arthur Cruz Ms. Diana Cruz‑Rosa Mr. Victor Cubero Ms. Jahquena Cunningham

Mr. Peter Cipolla Mr. Andre D. Clark

Ms. Ann Cutrone

Ms. Zuleika Clarke

Ms. Babette Dabrusky

Mr. Daniel Clifford

Ms. Josephine Candiano

Mrs. Rosemary Clifford

Ms. Irina Braginsky

Ms. Yvonne Capleton

Dr. Audrey J. Cohen

Mrs. Frances D. Breen

Ms. Angela D. Capriola

Mr. Jacob Cohen

Dr. Judith J. Brilliant

Mr. & Mrs. Julius Caputo *

Mrs. Marilyn Cohen

Mr. Paul Brockman Ms. Milla Brodsky

Mr. William P. Carey

Mrs. Maria Colella

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Dana Carioti

Ms. Cherish‑Marie Collins

Brooklyn Children’s Museum

Ms. Sandra A. Carlson

Mr. Dan Collins

Mr. Joseph Carmody

Brooklyn Cyclones Baseball Company

Ms. Renee Collins

Ms. Madalena M. Carrozzo

Ms. Margaret Colome

Brooklyn Museum

Ms. Seanna Carter

Brooklyn Nets

Mr. Matthew Caruthers

Ms. Krystine Broomes

Casale Jewelers

Mr. Jonathan Brouder

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy H. Comins

Ms. Maria A. Casali

Miss Anna Brovshteyn

Mr. Nicholas Como

Ms. Nicole Case

Ms. Carola Brown

Coney Island USA

Mrs. Mary R. Casey

Dr. Evrick Brown

Ms. Bernadette Connolly

Mr. Pelly Casimir

Mr. Uriah Brown

Ms. Kathleen Connor

Ms. Loray Cass

Ms. Vierginabelle Brun

Mr. Salvador Contes

Ms. Pauline Cassino

Ms. Stacey Cohen

Prof. Christina Colon Ms. Joann Colonna

Ms. Virginia Daidone Mr. Mark D’Alessandro Ms. Stephanie D’Amico Mr. Dennis K. Danelia Ms. Keshia Daniel Mr. Peter D’Antonio Ms. Milena Danyo Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dashman Mr. Melvin David Ms. Shannon David Mr. Michael Davidovitch Mr. Arthur Davis Ms. Christine Davis Ms. Danielle Davis Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Davis Ms. Jamila Davis & Mr. Frederick Merrill Ms. Marie Davis Mrs. Michele Davis R. Davis

Ms. Lisa DeLange Ms. Rebecca Delgado Ms. Jodie Delsol Ms. Dianne I. DeMaria

Ms. Maria Costanzo

Ms. Irina Chernyavskiy

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Ms. Jennifer DeBonis

Ms. Lindsay Dembner Mr. & Mrs. Peter DeNicola * Ms. Maria DePaova Ms. Ljubica Depovic Ms. Kristin Derimanova Ms. Joanne A. Derose Scheiner Ms. Carol A. E. DeSantis‑Price Mr. John Descarfino Prof. Emral Devany Ms. Jeanne Devoy Ms. Gloria Di Pietro Mr. Salvatore Di Salvo Ms. Patricia Di Santo Mr. Karl Diamond Mr. Craig Diesslin Ms. LuAnn Dilernia Mr. Kenly Dillard Ms. Vickie DiMartino Dinosaur Bar‑B‑Que Mr. Joshua Dobbs Harlan Docteur Mr. Bernando Dominguez Prof. Naxielly Dominguez Mr. Cid S. Dominique Mr. Lawrence G. Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dono Ms. Rita Donohue Ms. Dana E. Donovan Mr. Ravi Dookie Ms. Maureen Dorgan Crowley Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Dosik Ms. Suzette N. Dove Ms. Susan Dowd Mr. John R. Driscoll

Chancie Drummond Ms. Damali K. Dublin Mrs. Suzanne B. Ducat & Mr. Stanley M. Cohen

KIN G SBOROU G H S UPPO RTE RS Ms. Kirsten Forrest

Mr. Roberto Garcia

Mr. Sean Gorman

Mr. Christopher A. Forrester

Prof. Lyla Garfield

Ms. Alison Paige Gorospe

Four & Twenty Blackbirds

Mr. Melvin Garfinkel

Mr. & Mrs. Leon Gortler

Ms. Annmarie Gargiulo

Mr. Andrew Goss

Gargiulo’s Restaurant

Ms. Brenda Graber

Ms. Jasette F. Garvey

Ms. Caitlin Graham

Ms. Barbara Gatullo

Ms. Aida C. Gramieri

Ms. Tanya Gavrylenko

Mr. Larry Grant

Mr. Herbert Gecht

Mr. Steve Grant

Mr. James Gelormine

Ms. Elba Grau

Ms. Kristen Fox Mr. William Fox Ms. Louisa G. Foy Mr. Kevin Francis Ms. Anita Francsovics Mrs. Michelle Frank

“I started the Karlene and Michael Gooding Scholarship Award to honor my son, Michael, and recognize students like him who are successfully overcoming life-long personal challenges. Also, Kingsborough has nurtured me both personally and professionally for 25 years and reciprocating is incredibly important.” KARLENE GOODING, LECTURER, ENGLISH, KCC Mr. Vincent Dufour

Ms. Gloria Farley

Mr. Louis Frankel

Mrs. Asha Dunlap

Ms. Maria Favuzza

Mr. Juan Franquiz

Mr. Mark Eaton

Ms. Rosalie Fayad‑Pichado

Ms. Barbara Frawley

Mr. Tom Eaton

Mr. Keith Frederick

Mr. Zinovy Genkin

Mr. Laurence Gray

Ms. Shonelle George

Ms. Sonia Gray

Mrs. Iryna Gerashenko

Prof. & Mrs. Richard Graziano

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gevertzman *

Ms. Martha Greasley

Ms. Ellie Feder

Mrs. Linda Fredriksen

Mr. Joseph Feit

Mr. Alan E. Freedman

Mr. Miguel Feliciano

Ms. Debra Freedman

Ms. Natalie Feliciano

Mr. Alexander Frenkel

Ms. Zannatul Ferdaus

Ms. Marilyn Fried

Ms. Dorothy Ferrante

Mr. Sidney Friedfertig

Mr. Edward Ferrer

Prof. Delores Friedman

Prof. Carmel Ficorelli

Mrs. Reva Friedman

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Girshick

Ms. Mimi Fierle

Ms. Adrienne G. Frosch

Mr. Michael J. Giugliano

Ms. Jessicale L. Figueroa

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frubell

Ms. Nezahat Glloxhani

Ms. Alexis Greene

Ms. Ebieten Elmsoxogu

Mr. Alvin Finkelstein

Ms. Galina Frumkina

Mr. Kenneth Greene

Prof. & Mrs. Sidney L. Emerman

Ms. Amy Finkelstein

Ms. Judith Frydman

Mrs. Linda B. Godfrey‑Bailey

Greenhouse Cafe

Ms. Phyllis Fintz

Beverly Fuller

Ms. Inna Gofman

Ms. Eileen Gretah

Ms. Natalya Epshtyein

Ms. Stella Fiore

Mr. Jeff Goland

Ms. Frances S. Epstein

Mrs. Mary E. Fiorentino

Funfest Family Entertainment Center

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Goldberg

Mr. Les Gribben & Prof. Carolyn Gribben

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Epstein

Ms. Rae‑Ann Fischer

Ms. Julia Furay

Mr. David Goldberg

Ms. Jacqueline Epstein

Mrs. Mildred Fishman

Mrs. Orli Futerman

Mr. Bernard Goldfinger

Mr. Andres Escobar

Ms. Monique Flemming

Ms. Sitora Fuzaylova

Mr. Sanford Goldhaber

Ms. Erica Estrella

Mr. Gregory Fletcher

Ms. Susan Gabai

Mrs. Rita Goldman

Mrs. Nadine Evans

Ms. Virginia Fletcher

Mr. Alexander Gafa

Mr. Marvin Goldsmith

Mr. Anthony Fago

Ms. Barbara Flisser

Ms. Dianne Galasso

Mr. Robert Goldsmith

Ms. Barbara Fairweather

Ms. Margaret T. Flood

Mrs. Dorothy Gale

Ms. Ewa Golebiewski

Ms. Libby Falcon

Ms. Patricia Flood

Prof. Samuel Gale

Ms. Claudia Gonzales

Ms. Valerie Falcone‑Francese

Ms. Karen J. Fogler

Ms. Rosalba Galicia

Ms. Alexis Gonzalez

Ms. Amy Gallagher

Ms. Rosemarie Goodridge

Ms. Danielle K. Falloon‑Blake

Ms. Michelle Foo Prof. & Mrs. Ronald L. Forman

Mrs. Lucrezia L. Gallelli

Mr. Selvin Gootar

Mrs. Julie Gambale‑Kubiak

Ms. Lyubov Gorfin

Mr. David Eckstein Mr. Abraham Edelheit Prof. MaryAnn Edelman Mrs. Shranda Edmeade Mr. Ricardo Edwards

Ms. Elizabeth Eisdorfer Ms. Gail B. Eisen Ms. Sara Eletr Ms. Pearl Elkerdawy Ms. Eman M. Elkomy

Ms. Gloria Faraino Mr. Richard J. Faraino

Mr. Michael Forquignon

Ms. Carolyn Gannon

Ms. Barbara Gharemani

Mrs. Caterina M. Greco

Mr. Thomas Giangreco

Ms. Jacqueline Green

Mr. Aston G. Gillies

Mrs. Joyce Green

Ms. Diane Ginsberg

Ms. Lorraine Green

Ms. Hillary Ginsberg

Mrs. Sharon Green

Ms. Catherine Giordano

Mr. Keith Greenberg & Mrs. Marisol Ponte‑Greenberg

Mrs. Dasha Gorinshteyn, LCSW

Ms. Stacey Greenblatt

Mrs. Maxine Gridi

Mr. Shawn Griffin Ms. Kristine Grosch Mrs. Myrna J. Grow Ms. Diane Guido Prof. Charles A. Guigno Mr. Nadim Gul Ms. Jonelle Gulston Tatyana Gurtovnik Mr. Jerome Haas Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Haber * Mr. Martin Haber Mrs. Penny Hacken

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

KI N GS BO RO U GH SUP P ORT ERS Ms. Caroline B. Hallmark

Ms. Annie Hilker

Mr. Alex Immella

Sakhia Kawsari

Mr. Michael Kugler

Mr. Josef Hamilton

Mr. George Hill

Mr. Sidney Irgang

Ms. Sandra Kazlow

Ms. Debra Kwapich

Mr. Mitchell L. Hammer

Ms. Jacqueline Hill

Ms. Margaret Irizarry

Mrs. Carol A. Kearney

Ms. Jacqueline Handman

Prof. Craig Hinkley

Mr. Joseph Irving

Mrs. Estelle Keitel

L & B Spumoni Gardens Inc.

Mr. John F. Hanley Jr.

Ms. Bibi Hiralall

Ms. Alexandria Jackson

Ms. Inga Kharcheva

Mr. Benjamin M. Hanon

Ms. Frances Hirschberg

Ms. Evelyn Jacobs

Ms. Eva Khatana

Mrs. Simone Hardy

Mr. Sidney Hirschfeld

Mr. & Mrs. William Jacobs

Ms. Renata Kheyson

Ms. Grace Hargrove

Prof. Ivan Ho Mr. Yee Ho

Mr. Michael Jacowsky & Ms. Donna Mostel

Ms. Marina Khusid

Mrs. Ann Harris Prof. Helaine Harris

Ms. Lanelle Hodnett

Prof. Reabeka King

Ms. Aurelia Harrison

Mr. Erich Hoffmann

Prof. & Mrs. Z.M.G. Sarwar Jahangir

Honorable Seymour Lachman & Prof. Susan Lachman

Kings Row Men’s Apparel

Mrs. Barbara T. Ladman

Ms. Margarita Hartoularos

Mrs. Lorraine Hofmeister

Ms. Carole Kirk

Dr. Suzanne LaFont

Mr. Jerry Kirk

Ms. Paule Lafortune

Mr. Grant Harvey

Prof. Susan Hom

Mr. Mark Kirsch

Ms. Vanecia C. Land

Ms. Wendy Holuboff

Ms. Yasmeen Hayes Ms. Mary R. Hayes‑Quinn Mrs. Marianne P. Hearsey Ms. Myra Hecker

Ms. Joanne Honigman Mr. Gary Hopkins Ms. Amy Hornick

Mr. Mario Jean Batard Ms. Nathalie Jean‑Elie Gerren Jefferson The Jewish Museum Jimmy’s No. 43

Ms. Elizabeth Helgeson

Mr. Edward M. Hughes

Mr. Douglas Henderson

Prof. Donald Hume

Ms. Delia Hernandez

Ms. Sally Hunt

Ms. Vanessa Hernandez

Ms. Shawnlee Hutchinson

Mrs. Elayne Herrera

Ms. Shannon Hylton‑Pitt

Mr. Arnon Hetsrony

Ms. Ellen Hymowitz

Ms. Sandra Hetzel

Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Ianniello

Mr. David Jordan

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ianno

Ms. Monica Joseph

Mr. Rommel Hidalgo

Ms. Grace Ianno

Mr. Yogesh Joshi

Ms. Therese M. Higgins & Mr. Anthony Abbate

Mr. Dan Ibarrola

Ms. Diana Kalechman

Mr. William R. Hickerson & Ms. Arlene Fuchs

Ms. Elizabeth L. Hildebrandt

Prof. Miriam Kittrell

Ms. Khalia Jeffries

Ms. Elizabeth Hegelson

Ms. Christina Johnson Ms. Rasheema Johnson Ms. Tanya Johnson Mr. Tyronne Johnson Mr. Ethan Jones

Ms. Amanda Kalin

Mrs. Habibe Ilingi

Mr. Lev Kanevskiy Ms. Joyce K. Kantrowitz Ms. Liorr Karasanti Ms. Maria Christina Karfitsas Mr. Keith Karon Ms. Kamini Karran Dr. Laura Kates Mr. Joseph Katsnelson Mr. Bradford S. Kaufman Prof. Navneet Kaur Ms. Mona Kavowras

Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn Klein

Luz Landron

Ms. Kathleen Klemm

Ms. Juanitta Larivaux

Mr. Murray Klier

Ms. Gail Larkin

Ms. Rita Knecht

Ms. Barbara Lasky

Ms. Darya Kobtseva

Ms. Natasha Lauriston

Ms. Susan Koff

Ms. Myra Lavelle

Mrs. Gloria Kolodin

Ms. Susan Lavin & Mr. Michael Lavin Mr. Roscoe Lawrence Ms. Susan Lazar

Mr. Andrew E. Konikoff

Lt. Richard Lazarini

Ms. Irene Konstantinou

Mr. Clifford Joseph

Ms. Elizaveta Ideltchik

Mr. Ruben Landaverde

Ms. Bonnie Konigsberg

Jordan Jones‑Brewster

Ms. Phyllis Kaley

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent LaBarbara

Ms. Olena Komaritska

Mr. Jurate Jones

Mr. David Iborti

Ms. Marjorie La Roche

Ms. Odetta King

Mr. Asher James

Prof. & Mrs. Stephen R. Howard

Mr. Daniel La Noue

Ms. Tina Kopel

Ms. Tatiana Lecanov‑Harlow

Ms. Mary M. Koren

Mr. Richard Legum

Mrs. Miriam Korfine Ms. Marilyn B. Kostroff

Ms. Sheila Leibowitz *

Mrs. Tanel Leigher

Mr. Nabil Kouhi

Ms. Paola A. Lema

Ms. Olga Kozlova

Mr. Michael Lendzin

Ms. Raisa Kozmina

Ms. Patrice M. Lenihan

Mr. & Mrs. Irving Kramer

Ms. Ann M. Leonetti

Mr. Kenneth Kramer

Mr. Yefim Lerman & Ms. Lyudmila Malikova

Patricia Kramer

Mr. & Mrs. Wilhelm Krapf *

Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Lerner

Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kravit

Mrs. Lorraine Lester

Ms. Maya Kravtsov

Mr. Eric Leung

Ms. Wilma Kreech

Mr. Tommy Leung

Ms. Sabina Krivenko

Ms. Wan Yin Leung

Ms. Bronislava Kucher

Mrs. Marilyn D. Levin‑Cuff

Mr. Rohan Leslie *

“When I retired, many of my colleagues wanted to send me off with a personal gift. But I told them the best gift you could give me is to help me start an award in my name. This year, I chose to endow that award because I want it to last not just for the next two or three years, but in perpetuity.” MARILYN CHERNIN, RETIREE, FORMER KCC DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

22 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

KIN G SBOROU G H S UPPO RTE RS Ms. Alissa Levine Mrs. Denise P. Levine Ms. Judith Levine

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mackay

Ms. Avery G. McIntosh

Mr. Thomas Moran

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Olson

Ms. Naureen Madhani

Ms. Kendra T. McKenzie

Mr. Philip J. Morgan

Ms. Karene McKnight

Mr. Niaz J. Mosharraf

Prof. Catherine Olubummo

Ms. Alexia McKoy

Ms. Vivian Moskowitz

Ms. Carol Ann McLinden

Ms. Yvonne Sou‑King Mui

Ms. Jennifer M. McLinden

Mr. Avery Mullen

Mr. & Mrs. Brian McMains

Ms. Elizabeth Mulligan

Ms. Kristel McNab

Mrs. Keyon Mullings

Ms. Carol McPhatter

Mrs. Shelli Munitz

Ms. Detrice McPhatter

Ms. Allison Murray

Ms. Patti Mead

Prof. Ari Nagel

Ms. Imani Means

Mr. Rich Najjar

Mr. Davis Medina

Ms. Joset Nakhla

Ms. Allison Magee

Ms. Yonina Levine Ms. Liberty Levinowitz

Ms. Kaitlin Maggiore

Mr. & Mrs. Eyal Levinshtein

Ms. Monira Mahmuda

Mr. & Mrs. Arkady Levitan

Mr. Albert Maidenbaum

Ms. Dawn Levy

Dr. Florence Maloney

Mr. Jeffrey Levy

Mr. David Mandelbaum

Mrs. Suzanne Levy

Ms. Kimberly Mangios

Ms. Gail Lewis

Manhattan Beer Distributor

Ms. Rita Maida

Ms. Karen Lewis

Ms. Carey Manifold‑Beveny

Ms. Kristy A. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Warren Lewis *

Mrs. Maria T. Mejias

Mrs. Micheline Nakhleh

Mr. Mark Melendez

Mr. Ganesh Nankoo

Mrs. Peaches Lewis‑Campbell

Mr. Steven Manowitz

Ms. Carol Melucci

Captain John Nappo

Ms. Jill M. Marcus

Ms. Maribel Mendoza

Ms. Xinyi Liang

Mrs. Leah Marcus

Ms. Antoinette Meringolo

National Baseball Hall of Fame

Liberty Science Center

Ms. Rochelle Marcus

Mr. Paul Metzger

Prof. Mark Licht

Maria Ristorante

Mr. Alexander Meyers

Ms. Elaine Lichtenstein

Marina Cafe

Mr. Elliott Meyers

Mrs. Ora Lidsky

Mr. Aaron Mark

Ms. Jonise Meyers

Ms. Marie Lieberman

Ms. Mary Ann Markowitz

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Meyers

Ms. Antonia Lieggi

Prof. & Mrs. Theodore C. Markus

Mr. Jeremy Mezarina

Ms. Rebecca Maroney

Mr. Irwin A. Mignott

Ms. Suzanne Marrale

Mr. Timothy Miles II

Dr. & Mrs. Edward Martin

Mr. Vincent Miletti, Esq.

Mr. Joseph Marvel

Mill Basin Kosher Deli

Mr. Darriel Mason

Ms. Dina Miller

Mr. Louis Mastandrea

Prof. Joyce Miller

Prof. Theresa Mastrianni

Mr. Morris Miller

Mrs. Enza Matarazzo

Ms. Colleen Mims

Mr. Hutson Matthews

Mrs. Madeline A. Mineo

Mr. Etienne F. Mauge

Dr. Maureen Minielli

Max’s ES‑CA Restaurant

Ms. Barbara L. Minsky

Ms. Elizabeth Mazes

Ms. Eva M. Miranda

Mr. Howard London

Ms. Domenica Mazzola

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nunziato

Mr. Andrew C. Mirer

Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center

Ms. Susan McAnanama

Mr. Kwame Nyanin

Mr. Louis Misciagna

Mr. Stephen J. McAteer

Mr. Leon Ofman

Ms. Linda Mizhquire

Long Island Children’s Museum

Mr. John McCabe III

Ms. Bridget Ofori

Mrs. Christine Sabatini

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lopinto

Ms. Linda McCandless

Mr. Daniel Olivo

Mr. Stephen Modell

Ms. Diane McDevitt

Modell’s Sporting Goods

Olivos Motion Picture Productions

Ms. Danielle McDonald

Mr. Surendra Mohabeer

Olivos Property Perfection

Ms. ShanaKay McDougall

Ms. Beata Monsanto

Mrs. Mary McGonigle

Mr. Hernan L. Montes

Mr. Daniil Olkhovskiy & Ms. Olga Ross

Ms. Marie McGovern

Ms. Leslie‑Ann Moore

Mrs. Gina McGrath

Ms. Wanda Morales

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Linn Ms. Marion A. Lipton Little Cupcake Bake Shop Mr. Martin Litwack Ms. Shing Liu Ms. Yanhong Liu Ms. Patrice Livingston Ms. Ursula Llamas Prof. Manel Lledos Ms. Simone Lockett Mr. Donald C. Loeb

Mr. Joseph LoGalbo

Ms. Gerde Louis Ms. Beverley Love Ms. Carol Lowe Mr. Philip M. Luchun Mr. Michael Lustig

Ms. Vivian Navarro Ms. Audrey M. Negron Ms. Lylybell Negron Mr. Ray Neinstein Ms. Michelle Nero Mr. Gorge Nestor Mr. Leslie Neverson

Ms. Anne Migliaccio

New York City Fire Museum

Ms. Elaine Orlando Ms. Christina Ortiz‑Harvey Ms. Rehab Osman Ms. Lynn Ostrow Ms. Christine Osuji Ms. Cora Oxley Ms. Angela Pagnotta Ms. Lisa Paler Ms. JoAnne Palmieri

Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Palumbo * Ms. Claire Panazzolo Ms. Veronica Pancham Paneantico Bakery Cafe Mr. Matthew Papier Ms. Natalya Parakhnevich Ms. Deborah Paris Ms. Sharon Parker Mr. Stuart Parker Parkway Flower Shop

New York Red Bulls Ms. Lena Nguyen Ms. Susan Nicoletti Ms. Mary Nieberg Ms. Devon Nixon Ms. Jennifer Noe

Ms. Hellen Ongus

Dr. Michael Otten

Mr. Louis Manios

Mr. John Lincoln

Ms. Cynthia M. Olvina

Ms. Susan Pascarella Mr. Igor Pashkovskiy Ms. Carla K. Paul Ms. Hallory Paul Ms. Kathryn Paultre‑Giugliano Juleysy Pavla

Mr. Leonid Nor Ms. Maria Norako Mr. & Mrs. Murray Novick

Ms. Liliana Olshansky Ms. Elaine Olshausen

Ms. Loretta Pazian Mr. Barry C. Pearce Ms. Marilyn Pearce Ms. Dora Pekar Ms. Elizabeth Pellegrini Mr. Joseph Pellegrino Mr. Salvatore Pellettiere Dr. Katia Perea Ms. Erika Perez Mr. Reed Perlowitz & Mrs. Susan Magi‑Perlowitz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pero

Ms. Claudia Perry Mr. Anthony L. Pesce Mrs. Patricia A. Peterkin

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

KI N GS BO RO U GH SUP P ORT ERS Ms. Susan Richards

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Ross

Ms. Evelyn Santiago

Mr. Carlton A. Richardson

Mr. John E. Rossi

Ms. Sabrina Santiago

Ms. Genevieve Richards‑Wright

Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Rossi

Mrs. Barbara Santonas

Mrs. Sally Ricottone

Prof. Michael L. Rosson

Ms. Maria G. Santoro

Ms. Sheryl Roth

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Sapozhnikov *

Mrs. Sheila Ridge Mrs. Dena Rigas

Mr. Thomas Rothacker

Mrs. Alma Riley

Prof. & Mrs. Eric Rothenburg

Ripley’s Believe It or Not!

Ms. Nancy Rowland

Ms. Jennifer L. Sarferty Prof. & Mrs. Gary B. Sarinsky

“Serving an institution that propels students to realize their dreams and aspirations and to pursue careers fills me with pure joy. KCC brings passion, care and gusto to everything it does, and I feel so privileged to be part of such a terrific community. I also look forward to working with my colleagues to keep KCC’s trajectory on the rise.” SUZANNE M. MURPHY, VP FOR DEVELOPMENT AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, TEACHERS COLLEGE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY; KCC FOUNDATION BOARD CHAIRPERSON

Ms. Deborah Sarria

Ms. Bonnie Peterman

Mr. Giovanni Provenzano

Ms. Paula Risolo

Ms. Musya Roytman

Ms. Ingrid Peters

Mr. Tomasz Pulawski

Mr. David Rivera

Mrs. Vivian Rozakis

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Petralia

Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Puma

Mr. Joseph Rivera

Ms. Anna Rozenboym

Ms. Margaret Rivera

Mr. Howard Rubin

Ms. Wilma Rivera

Ms. Janice Rubinsky

Ms. Kim Rizzi

Mr. Anthony Ruggiero

Ms. Gloria Roberts

Ms. Catherine Ruggiero

Mr. Leonard M. Robertson

Mr. Joseph Ruisi

Mr. Alfredo Rodriguez

Ms. Amanda Ruiz

Ms. Amanda L. Rodriguez

Mrs. Maria Ruiz

Mr. Chris Rodriguez

Ms. Monserrate Ruiz

Ms. Dahlia Rodriguez

Mr. & Mrs. George Russell

Mr. & Mrs. Lester Schenker

Mr. Jonathan Rodriguez

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Saccoccio *

Ms. Beatrice Scher

Mr. Igor Petrov Ms. Maria Petrova Ms. Laura Piascik Ms. Marguerite Piccigallo Ms. Linda C. Pierce Bertholin Pierre Prof. Caterina Y. Pierre Ms. Nympha Pierre Mr. Joseph Pietanza Ms. Roberta Pike Chris Pileggi

Ms. Tatjana Pushkar Mrs. Sarah Quigley Mr. Joel Quintalino Mr. Maksim Rabayev Mrs. Arlene Rabinowitz Mr. Stanley Rabinowitz Ms. Tatyana Rabotneva Ms. Ishrat Rahman Mr. Edy Rameau Ms. Carmen Ramirez Ms. Enid Ramirez

Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Rodriguez

Mrs. Malider Ramos

Ms. Veronica Rodriguez

Ms. Stephanie Ramos Ms. Nicole K. Ramsey

Ms. Jeannette Rodriguez‑Yuen

Ms. Samantha Ramsey

Ms. Roberta Rogovin

Ms. Marie Ranieri

Ms. Jaclyn A. Rohr

Mr. Joshua Rappaport

Ms. Deborah Roina

Mr. Abdul Rehman

Ms. Trina Roldan

Ms. Kimone Reid

Roll‑N‑Roaster

Ms. Kristin Polizzotto Or

Mrs. Corrine Reilly

Ms. Enid Roman

Mrs. Marisol Ponte‑Greenberg

Ms. Marion Rentzer

Ms. Patricia Romano

Ms. Rosemary Resker

Mr. Ron Rondon

Mrs. Annamaria C. Poore

Mr. Barry Resnick

Ms. Ruth Rootenberg

Ms. Joann Porto

Mr. Benjamin Resnick

Mr. & Mrs. John Positano

Mrs. Marion Resnick

Ms. Marilyn Rosenblatt

Prof. Beth Preminger

Mr. Robert Resnick

Ms. Sabina F. Rosenblum

Ms. Reina Prestia

Ms. Dalia M. Restrepo

Mr. William Rosenblum

Mr. Jonathan A. Pinkhasov Jacquon Pipa Mr. Scott G. Pizzo Mr. Sam Plastock Prof. Naomi Platt Ms. Selma Platzman Mr. Noah Plotkin Ms. Elinore Plutchok Prof. Ira Plutzker

Mr. Bruce Profsky

Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Retrey

Ms. Honey L. Rose

Ms. Sheryl Rosenthal

24 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Ms. Barbara R. Sadownick Ms. Sonia Sahadi‑Abounaoum Ms. Juanita Sakil Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Saladuchin Ms. Cecilia Salber Ms. Nada A. Saleh Mr. Charles S. Salup Ms. Genesis Sampayo

Mrs. Eleanor Saturno Ms. Maarja Sau Ms. Debra Scaccia Ms. Rosanne Scalice Ms. Tara Scannell Prof. Jacqueline S. Scerbinski Mr. Robert Schacter Mr. Robert A. Schaefer Jr. Mr. Herbert Schechter

Mr. Ryan Schiavone Mr. Gabriel Schleifer Ms. Giovana Schnabel Ms. Judy Schneeberg Prof. Emerita Adele Schneider * Dr. Florence J. Schneider Ms. Lisa S. Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schoenfeld

Kwesi Samuels

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Schwartz

Ms. Sarah E. Samuels

Ms. Frances Schwartz

Ms. Kim Sanchez

Dr. Leslie Schwartz

Mr. Russel Sankis

Mrs. Rosalie Schwarz

Ms. Kathleen Santaly

Mr. Martin Schwimmer

Mr. Bernard J. Santangelo *

Ms. Sunny Scobell

Ms. Kristina M. Santapaola

Ms. Loni Scott

Mr. Frank L. Scott

KIN G SBOROU G H S UPPO RTE RS Mrs. Angela Scotto

Mr. Norval Soleyn

Ms. Ferne Tauman

Mr. Jerry Scotto

Mr. Luis Solis

Mr. Sayel Tayar

Ms. Karen Seales

Something Greek

Ms. Joanne Taylor

Mrs. Shavone Sease

Mr. Maurice D. Soriano

Mr. Joseph Tedeschi

Mr. Bradley Seepersaud

Mr. & Mrs. Valentin Sorku

Mr. Eric P. Teng

Ms. Ina Segaloff

Ms. Andrea Sparacino

Mrs. Stephanie Terebelo

Ms. Derva J. Seide

Ms. Nichole Spates

Mr. Stacy Teter

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Seideman

Mr. Kenley W. St. Vil

Ms. Erina Theodore

Myli Selu

Ms. Hillary Stackpole

Mr. Sean A. Thill

Prof. Joan E. Standora

Ms. Merchia A. Thomas

Mrs. Angela Starobin

Ms. Silvea Thomas

Mr. Saboor Shahid

Mr. & Mrs. Lazar Starobinets

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Thompson

Mr. Daniel Shamailov

Staten Island Yankees

Ms. Sonya Thorne

Ms. Susan F. Shapiro

Mr. Richard M. Statfield

Shirell Thurmond

Ms. Malika Shein

Ms. Herschella Steele

Mrs. Tatiana Timchenko

Mr. Abraham Sher

Ms. Tracy Steffy

Mr. Theodore Timmins

Ms. Lioudmila Sherman

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stein

Mrs. Hazel Tishcoff

Mr. Oleg Shigol

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Stein

Ms. Maria Tomarchio

Mr. David Shirman

Ms. Judi Stern

Ms. Elizabeth Tompkins

Mr. Daniel Shorrock

Ms. Tziporah Stern

Mr. Ergulen Toprak

Mr. Yefim Shpatserman

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth K. Sternin

Ms. Damaris Torres

Ms. Meghan Seradsky Mr. Thomas Seyfried

Ms. Helene Shuster Ms. Julie Shweky Mr. Daniel Siegel Ms. Sharon Z. Siegel Ms. Beth Siegel‑Graf Mr. Marvin Siegfried Ms. Samantha Sierra Ms. Marie A. Siliati

Ms. Evereene Steward Mr. Benjamin Stewart Ms. Iris Stewart Ms. Michelle Stoddart Ms. Susan Stonehill Mrs. Marilyn Strauss Ms. Nicole Strauss

Rocio Torres Ms. Raluca Toscano Totonno’s Pizzeria Ms. Rosa Tovar

Ms. Andrea Vasquez‑Sanchez

Mrs. Zola N. Williams

Ms. Inna Vayser

Ms. Audrey Wolfe

Ms. Miriam L. Wilson

Mrs. Betty Ventrice Ms. Adele Vialva

Ms. Elaine Wong

Ms. Corisse Vialva Ms. Estefania Vidals Aquino Mr. William Villasis Ms. Illeana Viquez Ms. Elizabeth Vladimirov Ms. Barbara R. Volpe Mr. Sam M. Waldman Mr. Tony Walker Mr. Michael Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Wallack * Ms. Marie Walsh

Mr. Eric Wollman Mr. Patrick Wong Ms. Kimberly A. Woodberry Dr. Stella Woodroffe Mr. John Wowk Mei Xing Ms. Eleen Xu Mr. Harvey A. Yablonsky Ms. Inna Yakhnis Mr. Eric H. T. Yan Dr. Rina Yarmish

Mr. Solomon Wang Ms. Laraine Ward Dr. Sharon Warren Cook Ms. Susan D. Waterman Mr. James Weaver Ms. Regina Weber

Ms. Sherry Weber Ms. Charlotte Wein

Mr. Brian Ye Prof. William Yenna Ms. Sarah Yomtov Mr. Mohamed Yousef Ms. Rosalie Zafonte Abel Zamora Mr. Jorge Zamudio Ms. Raya Zegel Prof. & Mrs. Arthur N. Zeitlin *

Ms. Christen Trapani

Ms. Dorothy S. Weinberger

True Citrus

Ms. Anita Weingarten

Mr. Feliks Tsadkin Mr. Nikoloz Tsulukidze

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Weininger *

Ms. Maria Tulchinsky

Mr. Michael Weinstein

Mr. Alexander Zeltser

Ms. Melike Turk

Mrs. Debra L. Weisberg

Ms. Wenddy Zepeda

Mr. Alfred M. Weiss

Ms. Ruby Zilberzweig

Mrs. Joann Weiss

Mr. Igor Zimin

Zelda’s Art World Mr. Michael Zelinsky Mrs. Nikki Zeller Ms. Norma Zelmanovich

Ms. Lenore Silver & Mr. Charles Rubin

Ms. Nadiya Strygina

Ms. Naomi Silverman

Prof. Enid Stubin

Ms. Ilene J. Simon

Ms. Dawn Summerson

Prof. & Mrs. Corey M. Turner

Mr. Jeff Simon

Ms. Vivica Sumrajit

Ms. Pamela Turner

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Weiss

Zio Toto

Ms. Rachel E. Singer

Ms. Shelly S. Sunday

Mr. Peter Turowski

Dr. Saundra T. Weiss

Mrs. Marina Zlobinskaya

Mr. Michael Singh

Ms. Sophia Sutcliffe

Mr. Vitaly Tuzov

Mr. Dominic Wetzel

Ms. Diane Zorcik

Sixpoint Brewery

Ms. Robin Sutherland

Ms. Janet M. Unegbu

Ms. Eileen Wheeler

Mr. Igor Zubatov

Ms. Lisa Sloves

Ms. Trenisse Sutton

Mr. Ottono Usanga

Ms. Nettie Wiener

Ms. Roseanna Zweig

Mr. & Mrs. Al Smaldone

Mrs. Patricia A. Sweeney

Ms. Judith Valdez

Mr. Christopher Wilker

Mrs. Sheila F. Small

Ms. Doreen Swift

Ms. Luisa Valencia

Ms. Agnes Williams

Ms. Anita Smith

Tau Sylvester

Mr. Lee F. Valerus

Ms. Ebony Williams

Mr. Anthony Smith

Ms. Irene Szczesny Ms. Berta Szochet

Ms. Darline Smith

Ms. Sharon B. Talia

Prof. Margaret Vanderbeek Warren & Mr. Joseph Warren

Mr. George Williams

Ms. Cheryl Smith Ms. Erin Smith, R.N.

Dr. & Mrs. Farshad Tamari

Ms. Mary Smith

Ms. Teresa C. Tamburlini

Mr. Thomas Smyth

Mr. Robert Tarallo

Ms. Valerie Sokolova

Ms. Magdalene Tattnall

Ms. Genevieve D. Stuber

Ms. Brenda Vargas Ms. Francisca Vargas Ms. Jennifer Vasquez Mrs. Karina Vasquez

Ms. Marie Williams While the names on this list were carefully reviewed, misspellings may occur. If such an error was made to your name or title, please accept our apologies. Please relay your corrections to the Office of College Advancement: (718) 368-4539.

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017

The 1963 Society recognizes donors who make an annual leadership-level gift at one of the giving society levels. Membership in the giving society allows one to play an important role in the financial well-being of Kingsborough and to make a powerful statement about his/her commitment to our mission of providing an affordable, high-quality, transformational education to its students. Society members enjoy a number of benefits, including invitations to members-only events and special college communications. For all levels, membership is determined by gifts in a fiscal year, which spans July 1 to June 30. Membership benefits increase according to the size of one’s gift.

Thank you to the following members of The 1963 Society for so generously supporting our students during the period covered in this report: TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE

$10,000 - $24,999 Mrs. Rhoda L. Polly ‘80 & Mr. Michael Danziger

Victoria Loconsolo Foundation

President Farley & Mrs. Cheryl Herzek

Dean Thelma Malle

Farmer & Farmer Company, Mr. Michael Farmer

Mr. & Mrs. James Marsh

Ms. Kelly Sullivan

Ms. Suzanne Murphy & Mr. Jeff Barker

DEAN’S CIRCLE

Dr. David & Mrs. Barbara Plimpton

$5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Andrew Brimmer & Mr. Thomas Molnar Broadway Stages, Ms. Gina Argento Ms. Joan DeFreitas Dr. Saul & Mrs. Yvette Katz

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sachs Delta Phase Electrical Corp. Mr. Frank Ruggiero and Mr. Anthony Saraceni ASSOCIATE’S CIRCLE

$1,000 - $2,499

Dr. Barbara WaltersDoehrman & Dr. Steven Doehrman

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fishman

Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Watkins

Mr. Howard Goldberg

Dr. Susan & Mr. Edward Farrell

Mr. Andrew Weyman ‘71 & Ms. Terry Davis

Ms. Laura GlazierSmith ‘87

FELLOW’S CIRCLE

Vice President & Mrs. Thomas G. Friebel Dr. Mary R. Goldstein Mr. Gary Hegedus Dr. & Mrs. Oliver Klapper

$500 - $999

Dr. & Mrs. Baroukh E. Kodsi

Vice President Elizabeth Basile & Mr. Allen Basile

Ms. Juliet Lewis

Dean Christine Beckner & Mr. Brandon Beckner

Momentas, Inc

Mrs. Phyllis Levine ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Armstrong Lim

Dean Marilyn Chernin

Mr. Frank Puleo

Mr. Dante Orsini

Interim President Peter M. Cohen & Mrs. Gina Cohen

Mr. Martin G. Rosenthal

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ingenito ‘75 Dr. Beverly Jacobs Mr. Philip W. Krey

Mr. Michael V. Miranda Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Plotkin

Eugene Walters Family Foundation

Anonymous (2) Ms. Joan Bartolomeo

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999

Dr. Regina S. Peruggi & Mr. Gerard A. McCallion

Dr. Uda Bradford

Mr. Joseph Romano

Mr. Marc Derisse

Mr. Alec Teytel

Dr. Anne Winchell Silver

Mr. John Drucker

Mrs. Janet Warnock ‘71

Mr. Michael Correra ‘93

Dr. Loretta Branccacio-Taras Mr. Filipp Braun ‘12

Mr. James P. Slattery

Professor Susan Ednie

Ms. Moira Weidenborner

Ms. Julie Dennis Mrs. Sheila Labrecque

Mr. James A. Cross

Dr. Stuart Suss

Ms. Emilee McGarvey Feldman

Mr. & Mrs. Armyan Zameli

Mr. William Schwalbe

Beacon Society members have expressed their commitment to Kingsborough Community College by remembering the college in their estate plans. Deferred gifts, such as those represented below, help assure the college’s future growth. We are exceedingly grateful to our Beacon Society members. Anonymous (2)

Ms. Domenica Mazzola

Mrs. Betty Goetz

The Estate of Charles W. Neu

Mr. Barry & Dr. Rachelle Goldsmith

Dr. Anne Winchell Silver

Mr. Gary J. Hegedus

The Estate of Ms. Sandra Weinrich

Mr. Paul and Mrs. Mary Kay Jeynes

Join today and take your place among Kingsborough’s philanthropic leaders. For more information on the Beacon Society or to learn more about planned giving, please contact Dr. Elizabeth Basile, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Phone: (718) 368-4539 | Elizabeth.Basile@kbcc.cuny.edu

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FACTS & FIGURES Fiscal Year 2017 8.29%

2.11% 3.03% 0.59%

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

The Kingsborough Community College Foundation’s Board of Directors draws its members from a wide range of professional and academic backgrounds. These men and women bring their expertise, their drive, and their wholehearted commitment to helping the college realize its vision of the future.

MS. JOAN BARTOLOMEO

Chair

Community Development Specialist | Signature Bank

5.46%

MR. FARLEY HERZEK President (ex-officio) President | KCC

10.69%

52.82%

MR. EDUARDO RIOS

Secretary/Treasurer

VP, Finance & Administration | KCC

DR. ELIZABETH BASILE

Executive Director (Ex-Officio)

VP, Institutional Advancement | KCC

MS. SUZANNE MURPHY

Vice Chairperson

12.18%

VP, Development & External Affairs | Teachers College at Columbia University

2.41%

TRUSTEES MS. GINA ARGENTO

EXPENDITURES

CEO | Broadway Stages

Instructional Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $57,114,403 �� 52.82% Extension & Public Service . . . . . . . . . . $2,602,124 ��2.41% Library & Organized Activities . . . . . . $2,604,803 ��2.41% Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,168,089 �� 12.18% Maintenance & Operations . . . . . . . . $11,555,408 ��10.69% General Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,908,242 ��5.46% General Institutional Services . . . . . . . . $8,965,125 �� 8.29% College Discovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $643,073 �� 0.59%  Adult & Continuing Education . . . . . . $3,278,110 ��3.03% Technology Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,282,881 ��2.11% Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $108,122,258 �� 100.00%

STAFFING (FULL-TIME)

Teaching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338 Librarians / Audio Visual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Total Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348

Non-Instructional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278 Civil Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292 Total Full-Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 922 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 918 Expenditure Data per CUNYfirst as of 11/7/17

Fall 2016

Spring 2017

 Excludes fringe benefits and heat, light, and power.  The Adult & Continuing Education Program is self-sustaining based upon tuition and fees collected.

 Staffing based on 11/4/16 and 5/5/17 Payrolls

MR. MICHAEL CORRERA

Owner | Michael-Towne Wines and Spirits

MR. JAMES CROSS, JR.

VP – Customer Connections | National Grid

MR. MICHAEL FARMER

Chairman | Farmer and Company

MS. JULIET LEWIS

Manager | Brooklyn Public Affairs, Con Edison

MR. STEVEN MAKSIN

Managing Partner | Maskin Legal Group, PLLC

MR. JOHN MANBECK

Professor Emeritus | KCC

MR. FRANK RUGGIERO

Owner-Manager | Delta Phase Electrical Corporation

MR. RONI SHOYFER

VP, Retail Market Manager | Investors Bank

MR. JAMES P. SLATTERY

Brooklyn Volunteer Lawyers Project

MS. KELLY SULLIVAN

Partner | Joele Frank, Wilkinson, Brimmer, Katcher

MR. ALEC TEYTEL

VP | Branch Manager TD Bank NA

MR. DAVID WOLOCH

Executive VP for External Affairs | Brooklyn Public Library

KINGSBOROUGH C O M M U N I T Y

C O L L E G E

DREAMS BEGIN HERE

2001 Oriental Boulevard Brooklyn, New York 11235 www.kbcc.cuny.edu

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