Annual_Report_2024

Report

Dear friends,

As we reflect on the progress and achievements of the past year, it is with immense pride that we highlight the ongoing successes of New York Institute of Technology and the incredible generosity of our donors. New York Tech continues to enhance the student experience, expand our research capabilities, and embrace innovation. Our commitment to students remains steadfast as we focus on providing an education that empowers them to succeed in an ever-changing world where technology permeates every level of industry and science.

Transformational gifts from our donors enable us to invest in the latest technologies, state-of-the-art facilities, and scholarships that support our students’ growth. These contributions—along with smart financial planning that has strengthened our resilience—ensure that New York Tech is poised for even greater success.

One key highlight is the installation of our new fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) technology, which positions us on a promising path toward achieving R2-level research status. Weighing 13,000 pounds, this advanced piece of equipment will significantly enhance our new Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center (BRIIC), enabling us to make groundbreaking strides in healthcare, biomedicine, neuroscience, and more. Our research faculty are already exploring exciting opportunities that will push the boundaries of knowledge and elevate our reputation as a leader in these critical areas.

Equally important is our ongoing focus on innovation and entrepreneurship across all schools and colleges. Whether in health and medicine, cybersecurity, architecture, business, computer science, engineering, sustainability, or other emerging fields, we are equipping our students with the skills, resources, and mindset needed to become the next generation of doers, makers, innovators, and healers.

Thank you again for supporting New York Tech and our students throughout 2024. Together, we are building a bright future that helps ensure exceptional student experiences and continuing success.

With sincere appreciation,

Henry C. Foley, Ph.D. President and Chief Executive Officer

New York Institute of Technology

Peter J. Romano (B.Arch. ’76) Chair, Board of Trustees

New

York Institute of Technology

Another Year of Generosity Supports Student Success

New York Institute of Technology continues to benefit from the level of support and encouragement it receives from alumni, partner organizations, and friends across the country.

As we reflect on the progress we have made in 2024, much of it was possible because of the generosity of those who believe in the impact that New York Tech students will have on the fields to which we contribute our expertise, from bioengineering to medicine to information technology and the regions we call home—Long Island, New York City, northeast Arkansas, and Vancouver.

We have much to celebrate this year, such as transformational gifts from individuals like Andrew and Christina Berner, Daniel (D.O. ’86) and Danielle Ferrara, and the Ritter Arnold family, each of which will impact student lives now and into the future. Some also included New York Tech in their estate planning—such as John Sorrenti (B.S. ’72, M.B.A. ’78) and Olaf Butchma (D.O. ’88)—another way to ensure that they can help support a vibrant future for New York Tech for a long time to come.

We also forged partnerships with alumni, industry partners, and organizations who contributed more than monetary support; they contributed their time, expertise, and real-world resources, such as medical scrubs, stethoscopes, and lab supplies and equipment, to help our students thrive.

Because of the generous support of our vast community, students attended national conferences, conducted cutting-edge research, and published findings in scholarly journals, gaining valuable professional experience. We conducted major facility upgrades, from the brand-new residence hall at 120 Jericho Turnpike on Long Island to substantial renovations to lab and learning spaces in New York City.

As we look forward to another successful year in 2025, we recognize that the bright futures of New York Tech and its students are reliant on the generosity and enthusiasm of supporters like you.

Positively Impacting the Student Experience

The generosity of individuals is paramount to the success of New York Tech and our students. Several donors made gifts that will transform the student experience for years to come.

ANDREW AND CHRISTINA BERNER OFFER GENEROUS CHALLENGE MATCH

New York Tech Board of Trustees member Andrew Berner and his wife, Christina, have offered a donation challenge to encourage members of the NYITCOM-Arkansas community to support the College of Osteopathic Medicine’s (NYITCOM) location on the Jonesboro campus of Arkansas State University. Berner, president of Jetton General Contracting in Jonesboro, Ark., has committed to match up to $45,000 of donations for the next five years, totaling $225,000.

“We are proud to offer this donation match challenge to inspire our community to come together to support NYITCOM-Arkansas,” say the Berners.

“As populations have declined over the years in this region, many medical professionals have chosen to relocate to larger cities and research hospitals,” says Arnold, who has been a member of the NYITCOM-Arkansas Dean’s Advisory Board since its inception. “NYITCOM-Arkansas is focused on placing physicians back into the eastern third of the state, and I hope that this scholarship can encourage local kids to not only pursue their medical education but also to set down roots here after graduation and start their careers.”

Every dollar raised helps to unlock new opportunities for our students and programs, allowing us to invest in the next generation of healthcare leaders in the Delta.”

– Andrew and Christina Berner

RITTER ARNOLD ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP TO BRING DOCTORS TO NORTHEAST ARKANSAS

Ritter Arnold, retired executive vice president of E. Ritter & Company, took advantage of Andrew Berner’s challenge match to establish the Dr. Michael and Julie Isaacson Scholarship, which awards $20,000 annually to one or two first-year medical students from the Mississippi Delta who aspire to practice in the region.

Student doctors Katie Head of Paragould, Ark., and Andrew Sullivan of Jonesboro, Ark., were the first two recipients of the Isaacson Scholarship, which was named after Arnold’s dear friends Michael and Julie Isaacson in honor of their commitment to serving northeast Arkansas through medicine. In August, Karley Bloesch, a first-year medical student and a native of Poplar Grove, Ark., was awarded the Isaacson Scholarship in its second year.

“I’m extremely grateful to the Arnold family and Dr. and Mrs. Isaacson for this gift, and I’m humbled to be selected,” Bloesch says. “Being from a small Delta town, rural healthcare impacts my life daily, and seeing the disparities within it inspires me to make an impact. This scholarship will not only help financially, but it will help motivate me to become the physician that my community needs.”

“I’m always interested in projects that I think are larger than myself and our family business, especially those

that will be particularly impactful for Jonesboro and northeast Arkansas,” says Arnold. “I think that the opening of NYITCOM-Arkansas was one of the most exciting projects ever developed in our region, and I’m proud to continue to support them and the work they do in our community.”

THE FERRARAS CONTINUE CHARITABLE SUPPORT WITH $1.25M GIFT

Daniel Ferrara (D.O. ’86), vice chair of the Board of Trustees, and his wife, Danielle, made a $1.25 million gift to name the newly renovated plaza outside of the Serota Building on the Long Island campus in memory of his parents. The Angela and Ralph Ferrara Plaza includes updates to the existing studentfounded Healing Path and a new Healing Pond, featuring an amphitheater-style seating area and sustainable plantings that encourage natural drainage and enhance campus resiliency.

“The unwavering support my parents gave me throughout my academic journey shaped who I am today,” says Ferrara. “By naming this plaza in their honor, I hope to create a lasting legacy that will inspire future generations of students to dream big and never give up.”

From left: NYITCOM-Arkansas Site Dean Shane Speights; NYITCOM Dean Nicole Wadsworth; Vice President for Development, Alumni Relations, and External Affairs Patrick Minson; student doctor Karley Bloesch; and Ritter Arnold

The Ferraras’ gift also supports several annual events at New York Tech, such as the Big Give, NYITCOM Alumni Awards, and the NYITCOM Golf Classic.

Support for Research and Student Initiatives

Through the support of alumni and friends, New York Tech has facilitated valuable hands-on experiences for many students through research and other professional activities in 2024. Here are just a few highlights.

CENTER FOR CANCER RESEARCH: FRANK AND ANN RUSSO

At New York Institute of Technology’s Center for Cancer Research, faculty from across schools collaborate on multidisciplinary approaches to understand the mechanisms of cancer, develop innovative technologies for earlier detection and diagnosis, and discover novel therapies.

In 2024, Frank and Ann Russo provided support to the Center for Cancer Research to allow students to present their work. For example, funding from the Russos paid for the publication of a case report written by multiple medical students and faculty titled “A case of malignant transformation of a serous borderline ovarian tumor effectively treated with BRAF/MEK inhibitor combination” in Gynecologic Oncology Reports (see student names in sidebar).

Funding was also used to support College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) student Vani Gupta in attending and presenting at the Annual American Radium Society Conference in California.

Students in Gynecologic Oncology Reports

The medical students, many of whom are in the D.O./Ph.D. program, involved in “A case of malignant transformation of a serous borderline ovarian tumor effectively treated with BRAF/MEK inhibitor combination” were:

• Manrose Singh

• Samatha Cornwell

• Ariel Shaddaie

• Leah Wachsmuth

• Ashwin Ragupathi

NYITCOM student Manrose Singh and Associate Professor Dong Zhang, Ph.D., conduct research in the Center for Cancer Research.

CONFERENCE ON OSTEOPATHIC RESEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE: JORDAN KEYS (D.O. ’10)

In June, osteopathic physicians and scientists from around the world traveled to New York Tech’s Long Island campus, where they joined members of the NYITCOM community for the inaugural Conference on Osteopathic Research and Knowledge (CORK).

CORK was founded by Jordan Keys (D.O. ’10), NYITCOM associate professor and director of the Osteopathic Medicine Center, and Kimberly Wolf, D.O., associate professor and director of pediatric osteopathic manipulative medicine at Touro University California College of Osteopathic Medicine, in collaboration with the nonprofit Osteopathy’s Promise to Children.

Attendees, including NYITCOM students, actively participated in lectures, personalized mentoring breakout sessions, and hands-on osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) workshops on topics such as how OMT may

improve the lives of patients with heart conditions, long-term COVID-19, cancer, and many other pressing health issues.

Sponsorship funding allowed NYITCOM to offer the conference at a lower price point, which permitted more people to attend. The funding also provided opportunities to bring renowned speakers who have now started to help mentor students. Funds were also used to sponsor students otherwise unable to afford the conference, as well as help with student research awards and student researcher travel expenses.

NYITCOM students at the inaugural CORK conference.

Attendees participated in workshops.

From left: NYITCOM Professor Sheldon Yao, American Osteopathic Association President Ira Monka, Associate Professor Kimberly Wolf, New York Tech President Henry C. Foley, Associate Professor Jordan Keys, and NYITCOM Dean Nicole Wadsworth at CORK.

EDWARD GUILIANO GLOBAL FELLOWSHIPS HELP STUDENTS MAKE IDEAS A REALITY

For the past 10 years, the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship Program has given more than 180 New York Tech students the opportunity to participate in experiential-based learning opportunities around the globe that unite academics and culture.

Among this year’s cohort was student Chaya Konig, who traveled to Ohio in April for her project “My Music: Creating Independent Play Opportunities for Children with Motor Impairments.” Six children aged 2 to 7 with a neurodegenerative condition called Canavan disease engaged in independent play for the first time.

The children were fitted with Muse 2 headsets that allowed them to produce music using just their brain waves. After the project, Konig interviewed the children’s caregivers and sent them a digital copy of the music their child produced.

“I had the idea for this project for a while,” says Konig. “Seeing the results made me realize that it is my responsibility to bring this idea to fruition. Thank you, Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship, for making this a reality.”

Another student who benefited from the funding was Avery Gilson, a

I am tremendously thankful that the fellowship provided an opportunity for me to work at NASA.”

– Avery Gilson

physics student who spent 10 days in August at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.

Gilson pursued his project “Research on Polarization Aberrations at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center,” in which he worked in the Habitable Worlds Observatory—the first telescope designed specifically to search for signs of life on planets orbiting other stars. For his research, Gilson mathematically modeled polarization aberrations in the primary mirror of a telescope.

“As an experimental scientist with a love for optical physics, this project was a dream come true,” says Gilson. “I am tremendously thankful that the fellowship provided an opportunity for me to work at NASA.”

DONATIONS HELP UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS ATTEND NATIONAL CONFERENCE

The Student National Medical Association (SNMA) is a student-driven organization committed to supporting underrepresented minority medical students and addressing the health needs of underserved communities.

SNMA empowers its members with educational resources and networking opportunities, such as the annual SNMA National Conference Annual Medical Education Conference (AMEC). To help more students afford to attend AMEC, Philesha Teape, president of

NYITCOM’s SNMA chapter in 2023, and Serena M. Jones, SNMA’s 2023 vice president, began the SNMA Travel Fund, which raised $17,000 in 2024.

“AMEC stands as the largest assembly of underrepresented medical and premedical students, and the support we received allowed NYITCOM students to embark on an uplifting and inspiring journey that will stay with them throughout their careers in medicine,” says Teape, who was among the recipients of funding to attend the conference in 2024.

The largest supporter of the SNMA Travel Fund this year was Raysha Crawford (D.O. ’14), a member of the Dean’s Advisory Board, who contributed $10,000 to help “give students as many opportunities as possible.”

“When I was a medical student, I was a part of SNMA; to be able to support their activities and the underrepresented students who benefit from them makes a lot of sense to me,” says Crawford, who is a physician through telehealth provider Amwell. “Through SNMA and in general, we need to support our minority students and doctors so that underrepresented communities can get better access to healthcare.”

From left: Philesha Teape, Raysha Crawford, and Serena M. Jones

Philanthropy Supports Facility Upgrades

Many donations, including unrestricted gifts, support facility upgrades that benefit our entire community. Here are a few of the exciting upgrades that took place this year.

GRAND OPENING OF JERICHO RESIDENCE HALL

On September 26, a grand opening ribboncutting ceremony was held for a new residence hall at 120 Jericho Turnpike in Jericho, N.Y., setting new standards for student residence halls on Long Island. The project represents a significant investment in the future of the area’s educational infrastructure.

“Our Jericho Residence Hall is specifically designed to surround our students with the best environments that balance their academic, social, and personal wellness,” says New York Tech President Henry C. Foley, Ph.D.

One of New York Tech’s top priorities is to provide the best student experiences possible, and these new facilities are another example of how we strive to support them both inside and outside the classroom.”

– President Henry C. Foley

Residence hall at 120 Jericho Turnpike

A dorm room at 120 Jericho Turnpike

UPGRADES TO NEW YORK CITY CAMPUS

During summer 2024, the New York City campus underwent several upgrades that will impact students’ academic opportunities as well as their quality of life.

In the Edward Guiliano Global Center located at 1855 Broadway, the biology and chemistry labs on the ninth floor were gutted and fully renovated, adding about 40 percent more usable space and increasing student capacity. Labs were rearranged and outfitted with new fume hoods, mechanical systems, equipment such as spectrometers and a water polisher, lab benches, octagonal tables for group work, and more.

Also at 1855 Broadway, a computer room on the 10th floor was converted into a robotics lab for students, staff, and faculty, complete with two new robotic arms for 3-D modeling and printing. Work was also done on the ground floor to connect 1855 to the Student Activities Building at 1849 Broadway so that students don’t have to go outside to move between the buildings. Two ADA-compliant bathrooms were also added on the ground floor near the Metro Café in 1849 Broadway.

RENOVATION AND REOPENING OF OMM LAB

On December 6, the Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) Lab at the College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) was reopened to the community after a full renovation. The lab now features electric adjustable tables, natural lighting, state-of-the-art HD monitors, and iPad-driven learning stations. It is further equipped with modern visual recording capabilities that allow hands-on sessions to be stored and streamed for 24/7 access.

“We worked closely with the different faculty groups who use the OMM Lab to make it the best teaching and learning space possible for our community,” says Raquel Romanick, associate dean for

The newly renovated OMM Lab

Connection between 1855 Broadway and 1849 Broadway

Newly renovated biology and chemistry labs

operations at NYITCOM. “The training students learn in the lab is very visual, so we wanted to make sure the space was as interactive as possible, from glass-topped tables so students can see hand positioning even from below, a display with live annotation capabilities, and 10 ceiling-mounted cameras so students both in-person and online can see the room from all angles.”

The OMM Lab offers maximum flexibility so it can accommodate future NYITCOM needs, such as continuing education and workshops for local resident physicians and other audiences.

THE TD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS COMMUNITY FREE CLINICS

As part of its commitment to improving access to healthcare, NYITCOM operates three Community Free Clinics in Central Islip, Harlem, and Old Westbury. These clinics provide services to patients 18 and older with or without insurance and regardless of immigration status.

These clinics can offer preventative and general health checks, in-house lab tests, and more, thanks to generous support from the TD Charitable Foundation, including a $25,000 grant in 2024. TD Charitable Foundation also gave a $25,000

grant to the Community Free Clinics in 2023, demonstrating their continued support of the facilities’ mission to offer access to healthcare for individuals who may not otherwise have been able to receive the care they need.

A NEW f MRI: THE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH, INNOVATION, AND IMAGING CENTER (BRIIC)

This past November, the Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center received a central piece of technology: its new functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine, capable of measuring not only structure but also functional changes across different systems of the body. The fMRI is just one of the many incredible imaging technologies that call this new facility its home.

The new 20,000-square-foot BRIIC will provide researchers across a variety of disciplines and expertise with new opportunities to advance human health and discover potential treatments for pressing health conditions and biomedical challenges. This facility will also provide students with the ability to participate in groundbreaking research.

The BRIIC is anticipated to expand New York Tech’s research footprint, supporting our endeavors toward becoming a Carnegie-classified Research 2 university by 2028.

Would you like to see the new BRIIC firsthand? Contact us via email at development@nyit.edu or by phone at 516.686.7809 to schedule a personal tour.

The new fMRI machine is capable of measuring not only structure but also functional changes across different systems of the body.

NYITCOM operates three Community Free Clinics in Central Islip, Harlem, and Old Westbury.

Gifts in Kind

FOSTERING A PARTNERSHIP WITH ENZO BIOCHEM

From a pipeline of internships to on-campus COVID-19 testing, Enzo Biochem and New York Tech have been partners for more than five years. Recently, the relationship has been furthered thanks to mutual interest in relevant research being conducted on campus.

Offering support to New York Tech comes in many shapes and sizes, including in-kind donations in which alumni, friends, and companies provide useful items, services, or expertise to further institutional goals and improve the student experience. Learn more about some of the creative, generous ways people and organizations supported New York Tech in 2024.

Established in 1976, Enzo Biochem is a global leader in labeling and detection technologies across genomic, protein, cell, and tissue analysis platforms. In 2024, Enzo donated $100,000 worth of reagents, lab materials, and microplate equipment for use by New York Tech’s Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences.

“New York Tech has been great about inviting people from Enzo to come to campus to look for crossover points,” says Kara Cannon, chief executive officer at Enzo. “We toured labs and started to make connections with faculty, and some of that research benefits several of Enzo’s products and platforms. We’re a small company, and it can be challenging to give big dollar donations, but we found a great way to support New York Tech with our own products and equipment that can help further these faculty members’ work and hopefully our own innovations.”

MEADOWS MEDICAL DONATES $30K OF SUPPLIES

Located in Quogue, N.Y., Meadows Medical Supply donated educational medical supplies to New York Tech’s School of Health Professions. Valued at $30,000, these items included needles, catheters, and IV pumps for students to use to gain hands-on training for their degrees.

The departments of nursing, physician assistant studies, physical therapy, and occupational therapy were given full access to all the donated supplies. They were largely used to help students advance their knowledge of how to use these items in a clinical capacity.

The donation of medical supplies allows us to provide hands-on experience with the latest tools, giving our students an edge in their education and preparing them for challenges they will face in their careers. This will allow us to continue delivering high-quality training and education to the healthcare leaders of tomorrow.”

– Nicole Wadsworth, D.O. Dean of the

College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) and interim

dean

of the School of Health Professions

In-kind donations further institutional goals and improve the student experience.

FIVE YEARS OF NEW STETHOSCOPES FOR STUDENTS: ROB BROWN, JR. (B.S. ’02)

A graduate of New York Tech’s first class of the physician assistant (PA) studies program, Rob Brown, Jr. doubled down on his commitment in 2023 to give free stethoscopes to students. In 2024, Brown committed to providing the funds to buy stethoscopes for PA students beginning their clinical year for five more years.

A former lieutenant with the New York City Fire Department, Brown is dedicated to philanthropy beyond New York Tech; in 2002, he founded New York Firefighters Heart and Lung Institute, a medical center offering the best healthcare experience, including cardiac and pulmonary testing, for firefighters. He also founded the New York Firefighters Heart Foundation, which provides education and advanced medical screenings to help reduce line-of-duty deaths in the fire service across the nation and the world.

“I never thought I’d have more than a thousand dollars to give away,” says Brown, whose self-funded foundation donates more than $150,000 annually to support the families of terminally ill and fallen firefighters. “I hope New York Tech students will give when they become alumni so they can pay it forward. There’s a responsibility for people to donate money to good causes when they’re able—that’s what makes the world go round.”

FIGS SCRUBS FOR NYITCOMARKANSAS: REUBEN HORACE (D.O. ’22)

NYITCOM-Arkansas alumnus

Reuben Horace donated 107 sets of FIGS scrubs to the Class of 2026 enrolled at his alma mater.

“I feel I was lucky to get into medical school, and I want to give something back to New York Tech for that opportunity,” says Horace, who works in emergency medicine at Duke University. “This is a relatively small thing, but it’s a start, and FIGS is a great brand to be able to share with these students. I owe NYITCOM-Arkansas a lot for believing in me, and I hope this is the start of a longer relationship. I’d love to be able to do something more long-term in the future, like a scholarship.”

Reuben Horace donated FIGS scrubs to the Class of 2026.

Rob Brown, Jr.

A Bigger Impact on the future

Planned giving allows generous individuals to make a larger and longer impact on New York Tech and its students. Here are two alumni who chose to include New York Tech in their estate planning this year to support their personal interests and passions long into the future.

JOHN SORRENTI (B.S. ’72, M.B.A. ’78)

Queens, N.Y., native John Sorrenti has allocated funds from his estate to support the School of Architecture and Design, a place that allowed him to pursue his passion and give back to society.

Sorrenti, honored with the 2024 Legacy Award from the FRIENDS of the School of Architecture and Design (above), has been deeply connected to New York Tech for decades. He is a founding member of FRIENDS, a group he and several friends helped form to promote a working relationship between the school and architecture, construction, and interior design professions.

“Since its inception 20 years ago, FRIENDS has not only offered students professional connections but it’s also raised a little over $2 million to fund experiential opportunities, like attending national American Institute of Architects conferences or traveling to Milan for a design competition,” he says.

Now Sorrenti has added planned giving to his list of ways in which he supports New York Tech.

“I’m fortunate that things have gone well in my life and career, and I want to give something back,” he says. “My hope is to continue to give students opportunities they wouldn’t necessarily have because there’s nothing quite like seeing things firsthand in a professional environment. To be able to allow a handful of students to go to these functions, sometimes in other countries, and to understand the history of architecture is important to me, and I’m glad I can continue those opportunities even after I’m gone.”

After years in internal medicine, Butchma is now the founder and chief executive officer of Titan Healthcare, a group of nurse practitioners and physician assistants who work on-site in short-term rehabilitation facilities.

“NYITCOM was still fairly young when I started there, but they had very good faculty, particularly in anatomy and physiology,” says Butchma. “I met nice people and learned a lot, and as the school has become larger, they’re doing even more for their students than when I attended. Medicine is an art, and the people who go into it usually do so for a good reason.

I’ve always recognized the importance of mentorship, so it was natural to do it in my own backyard,” says Sorrenti, who is founder and president of JRS Architect, P.C.

OLAF BUTCHMA (D.O. ’88)

Thanks to a successful medical career, Olaf Butchma is now looking into the future as he makes plans in his will to support the educational institutions that helped him achieve his goals—including the College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM).

"In a way, my family and I are beholden to these schools for everything we have,” says Butchma, who has also made donations to Adelphi University and his sons’ boarding school. "These are my alma maters, and I want to hold my head high about having gone to these fine schools. Things have moved along nicely as NYITCOM has gotten larger, and I want to keep supporting better opportunities because ultimately it ends up reflecting on us as alumni.”

These young students have everything ahead of them and are optimistic about the future, and I want to try to support that.”

Learn more about setting up your planned giving support for New York Tech at nyitlegacy.giftplans.org.

Dear friends and supporters,

As we reflect on the accomplishments of the past year, I am filled with gratitude for the unwavering support of our donors, alumni, and friends. Your generosity has fueled extraordinary achievements, allowing us to provide a highquality, career-oriented education that prepares our students to be the doers, makers, healers, and innovators of tomorrow.

This report is more than just a collection of statistics and stories. It is a testament to the meaningful impact we create together. It showcases the unwavering dedication of our community to making a lasting difference.

This year, New York Tech has reached new heights. Thanks to your contributions, we:

• Rose from No. 21 to No. 15 in regional universities in the North in the U.S. News & World Report ranking.

• Advanced our efforts toward achieving R2 research status with the newly renovated 20,000-square-foot state-of-theart Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center (BRIIC).

• Launched Tech Threads, a free resource for our students to access professional attire for interviews, internships, networking opportunities, and more. In just a few months, Tech Threads has grown to include more than 500 items for students across our New York campuses and provided over 240 student appointments.

As you read through these pages, I hope you feel a sense of pride. These accomplishments represent lives transformed, dreams realized, and futures shaped. Behind every success story is a donor like you, whose commitment to New York Tech makes all the difference.

On behalf of the university, thank you for believing in our mission. I look forward to all that we will achieve together in the years to come.

With deepest gratitude,

Donors

PRESIDENT’S FORUM

New York Tech’s President’s Forum recognizes major donors who have made significant, often multiyear commitments for capital and endowment purposes, with an emphasis on student scholarships, facility improvements, equipment acquisition, and program development.

$1,500,000 and above

Anonymous Undesignated

Peter A. Ferentinos

Peter Ferentinos Family Endowed Presidential Scholarship and Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Ferrara, D.O. NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine Simulation Center and Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center

Dr. and Mrs. Edward Guiliano, Ph.D.

The Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship Program

The Estate of Robert P. Holston, Ph.D.

Variety of initiatives including student scholarships, facility improvements, and program development

IDC Foundation, Inc.

Endowed Chair for the School of Architecture and Design, IDC Foundation Lab within the School of Architecture and Design and Student Scholarships, Fellowships, and Internships for students studying architecture, engineering, or construction management

$1,000,000 to just under $1,500,000

Anonymous Undesignated

Peter and Jane Romano

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Romano Endowed Presidential Scholarship and Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center

Rupa and Bharat B. Bhatt Foundation

The Rupa B. Bhatt Science Scholarship for Women of Indian Origin

$500,000 to just under $1,000,000

Anonymous Undesignated

Riyaz Akhtar

Riyaz Akhtar Family Scholarship and Riyaz Akhtar Endowed Experimental Education Platform

$250,000 to just under $500,000

Anonymous Undesignated

Judith and Douglas P. Catalano

Judith and Douglas Catalano Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Domenick A. Chieco Tommaso and Franca Chieco Dean’s Atelier Studio

Robert E. Evanson, Ph.D.

Robert E. Evanson Family Endowed Presidential Scholarship and Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center

Santhosh I. Keshavan

Voya support of Diversifying STEAM Leadership: Expanding Outreach and Access to STEAM Education and Careers

Ted Moudis

Ted Moudis Scholarship, support for the School of Architecture and Design, and Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center

Marcia Singer and Lady Barbara Thomas Judge Marcia Singer Scholarship

$100,000 to just under $250,000

Anonymous Undesignated

Patrick Minson, Ed.D.

Vice President for Development, Alumni Relations, and External Affairs

Kevin D. Silva

Kevin D. Silva Endowed Presidential Scholarship, Voya Financial Simulated Trading Floor, and Diversifying STEAM Leadership Program

Albert and Pearl Ginsberg Foundation, Inc.

The Influence of Digital Social Networking Services on Workplace Harmony and Conflict, A Four-Country Comparison of Digital Social Media in the Workplace

Catherine Allen Women’s Technology Council and Annual Fund

Joshua E. Bienstock, J.D., LL.M.

Herbert and June Bienstock

International Workshop Endowment and the Deerson and Bienstock Law Society Endowed Scholarship

Olaf Butchma, D.O. College of Osteopathic Medicine

Christopher D. Smithers Foundation, Inc.

Annual Support of the Adele Smithers Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Center

Crittenden Regional Hospital Foundation

Crittenden Memorial Hospital Foundation Endowed Scholarship at NYITCOM at Arkansas State

Richard J. Daly

Richard J. Daly Scholarship

Linda J. Davie

Carol and Warren Davie Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Linda G. Davila

Linda G. Davila Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Judy and Philip Fasano

Judy and Philip Fasano Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Karin and Henry Foley Biomedical Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center

Gregory William Berner Foundation

Gregory William Berner Foundation Endowed Scholarship at NYITCOM at Arkansas State

Dr. Barbu C. Kestenband

Dr. Barbu Kestenband Annual Scholarship

John Keville College of Engineering and Computing Sciences and Keville Family Endowed Scholarship

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Klein, D.O. Kevin and Pamela Klein Family Endowed Scholarship at NYITCOM

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Merlo

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Merlo Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Adrienne O’Brien, Ph.D. College of Arts and Sciences

Communication Arts Department

Monte N. Redman

Monte N. Redman Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Michael Rikon, Esq. Rikon Family Endowed Scholarship

Milrose Consultants

School of Architecture and Design

Howard L. Sacher, D.O. College of Osteopathic Medicine

Constance and Roger Smith School of Architecture and Design and FRIENDS of the School of Architecture and Design

TD Charitable Foundation

TD Charitable Foundation Scholarship and support for the STEP Program

Thomas J. Van Laan

Thomas J. Van Laan Annual Scholarship, variety of initiatives in the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences

Debra A. Vogel

Debra A. Vogel Student Advancement Platform

Eli Wachtel Undesignated

Robert A. Wild, Esq.

Variety of initiatives including student scholarships, facility improvements, and program development

$50,000 to just under $100,000

Anonymous Undesignated

AECOM

School of Architecture and Design and College of Engineering and Computing Sciences

Arnold Family

Mike and Julie Isaacson Delta Scholarship for students at NYITCOM at Arkansas State

Robert J. Brown, Jr. School of Health Professions and Physician Assistant Studies Stethoscope Program

Humayun Chaudhry, D.O.

Humayun Chaudhry NYITCOM Scholarship

Raysha Crawford, D.O. NYITCOM Student National Medical Association (SNMA) Fund

Dr. Adele S. Deerson

The Deerson and Bienstock Law Society Endowed Scholarship

Martin Diamond, D.O.

Diamond Family NYITCOM Scholarship

Enzo Biochem

Supporting the advancement of science education for New York Tech Students

Donor dates are from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024

Estate of Margaret Burnard

Dr. H. Trebing Burnard and Margaret E. Burnard Scholarship

Martin Feuer

Martin Feuer Wildfire Topix Professional Enrichment Initiative

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Fortino Fortino Family Endowed Scholarship

Charles Gambino, D.O. NYITCOM Gambino Family Endowed Scholarship

Nicolaos Gavalas Nicolaos Gavalas Family Scholarship

German Masonic Charitable Foundation College of Osteopathic Medicine Parkinson’s Rock Steady Program

Dr. and Mrs. David Goldman, D.O. Variety of initiatives in College of Osteopathic Medicine

Professor Stanley M. Greenwald, P.E.

The Professor Stanley M. Greenwald Environmental Technology Scholarship

Alan C. Guarino

J. Leo Glynn Military Service Endowed Scholarship

H2M architects + engineers

The H2M architects + engineers Annual Scholarship

Henry Schein, Inc. NYITCOM Dean’s Initiatives

Heskia Heskiaoff, Ph.D.

Dr. Heskia Heskiaoff Academic Achievement Award

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hyman Center for Biomedical Innovation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kinney

Peter and Patricia Kinney Family Scholarship

Jordan Kokkoris

The Riyaz Akhtar Endowed Experimental Education Platform

Dr. Margaret and Mr. Scott MacLeod

Dr. Kyung S. Lee and Dr. Chung S. Lee Endowed Scholarship

Mallah Family Foundation

The Herbert and June Bienstock International Workshop Endowment

Robert McConnell, AIA

Robert McConnell Architecture Student Experience Endowment

Eugene J. Mitacek, Ph.D.

The E.J. Mitacek Prize Fund for Research Publications to Life Science Faculty and the Eugene J. Mitacek Award for Excellence in Chemistry to Students

New York Community Bank Foundation

New York Community Bank Foundation College of Engineering and Computing Sciences Endowed Scholarship

NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine Alumni Association NYITCOM Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship

Patrick O’Shaughnessy, D.O. College of Osteopathic Medicine and School of Health Professions

Samuel A. Pakrad

Samuel A. Pakrad Annual Scholarship

Victoria Pfeiffer

Student Scholarships and Institutional Initiatives

Mickey Seeman

Project Heart and support of NYITCOM at Arkansas State

Dr. Adele C. Smithers

Adele Smithers Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Center

John Sorrenti, FAIA

Support for the School of Architecture and Design

Patrick J. Stringer

Variety of initiatives including student scholarships, facility improvements, and program development

Sarah A. Swammy, Ph.D.

Dr. Sarah Swammy-Tsouratakis Market Analytics Excellence Award

Ted J. Triana, D.O.

Support of College of Osteopathic Medicine Student Emergency Fund and Stethoscope Program

Deborah Verderame Deborah Verderame Scholarship

Caroline Watteeuw and James Carlisle Student Emergency Fund

The Wieder Family, in Memory of Gershon Wieder

Gershon Wieder Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Peter Woziuk

Variety of initiatives including student scholarships, facility improvements, and program development

Jing Xie

Variety of initiatives including student scholarships, facility improvements, and program development

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

The President’s Club honors donors who have given $1,000 or more in a single year.

$100,000+

Anonymous

Enzo Biochem

Daniel and Danielle Ferrara

IDC Foundation, Inc.

Peter and Jane Romano

Voya Foundation

$50,000+

Anonymous

Ritter Arnold

Andrew and Christina Berner

Robert J. Brown, Jr.

John Keville

Ogunlesi Foundation

$25,000+

Anonymous

AHEAD

Albert and Pearl Ginsberg Foundation, Inc.

Catherine Allen

AR Peacock Trust

Arkansas Community Foundation

Stanislav Avshalumov

EM Foundation

Robert E. Evanson

Peter A. Ferentinos

Joseph C. and Clare F. Goodman

Memorial Foundation

Las Vegas Sands Corp.

Meadows Medical

Ted Moudis

Michael F. Puntillo

Mickey Seeman

TD Charitable Foundation

Thomas J. Van Laan

Eli Wachtel

$10,000+

Anonymous

1-800-Flowers, Inc.

AECOM

Robert Anderson

Andrew W. Berner

Olaf Butchma

Judith and Douglas P. Catalano

Catholic Health

Raysha J. Crawford

Linda J. Davie

Martin Diamond

Josephine A. Estrada

Karin and Henry Foley

FullStack Modular

German Masonic Charitable Foundation

David A. Goldman

H2M architects + engineers

Henry Schein, Inc.

HLW International, LLP

JR Peacock Trust

JRS Architect

Krishan Kumar

The LandTek Group, Inc.

Medical Education Scientific Foundation of New York, Inc.

Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy

Gary Ostrow

Monte N. Redman

Constance and Roger P. Smith

John Sorrenti

SourceBlue, LLC

Sports Medicine & Orthopedic

Rehabilitation

Stop & Shop Supermarket

Turner Construction Company

Debra A. Vogel

Zebra Technology

$5,000+

Anonymous

7X24 Exchange Metro NY Chapter

AAUP

Amwell

BBS Architects, Landscape Architects & Engineers, P.C.

Joshua E. Bienstock

Domenick Chieco

Clifton Budd & DeMaria LLP

Francesco Del Vecchio

ECMC Foundation

Catherine R. Flickinger

Gensler

Robert S. Gluck

Jordan L. Haber

Frederick J. Harris

Bill and Vikki Harrison

Laurie Harvey

HNTB Corporation

Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation

Jamaica Hospital Medical Center

JRM Construction Management LLC

Chris Kyriakides

Samuel Limor

Robert A. McConnell

Michael J. Merlo

Milrose Consultants, Inc.

New York Racing Association

Old Westbury Golf & Country Club

John A. Rebecchi

Barry and Joan Richter

Sonia Rivera-Martinez

Robert Rizzuto

Francis and Ann Russo

Smiros & Smiros Architects

Philip F. Spadafora

St. Robert Bellarmine Knights of Columbus 8964

Stonybrook Southampton Hospital

TPG Architecture, LLP

Vasquez Network Integration, LLC

Jacqueline Velez

Whiting-Turner

Robert A. Wild

William J. Burns Foundation, Inc.

Willis Towers Watson

$2,500+

Anonymous

Advanced Orthopedics & Joint Preservations PC

Kerry E. and Robert Agnello

Arkansas State University System Foundation, Inc.

A.T. Still Research Institute

Jerry Balentine

Frank M. Baron

Stephen M. Carey

Carter, DeLuca & Farrell LLP

Paul Cordasco

Donald Dugan

Gregory Elefterakis

Yvonne Essandoh

FCA

FragranceNet

Jaishankar Ganesh

Jason Golbin

Greater New York Hospital Association

Gurwin Healthcare System

International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 138

Victor J. Masi

Lorraine C. Mead

Patrick Minson

Angelicque Moreno

Mount Sinai South Nassau

Regina Maria Olasin

Samuel A. Pakrad

Victoria Pfeiffer

Joseph Posillico

Amir Rand

Scott Rynecki

Young Sik Han

Spencer Educational Foundation

STV Inc.

Balakrishna Subramanian and Elizabeth J. Haines

Sunrise Med Plus

Surgicore

Sarah A. Swammy

Swipe Out Hunger

Talisen Construction Corp.

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Nicole Wadsworth

Roger Yu

$1,500+

Anonymous

Acadia Professional ADE Systems, Inc.

AIA Long Island Chapter

Marsha Alexander

Eric C. Appelbaum

Aurora Contractors, LLC

Karen Avanesov

Axis Construction Corp.

Boilermatic Welding Industries, Inc.

Donald Booth

Cauldwell Wingate

CetraRuddy Architecture

Champion Elevator Corp.

The Coastal Getaways LLC

Matthew W. Daus

Design Build Consultants, Inc.

E&A RESTORATION, INC.

EisnerAmper LLP

Nelson Eng

Flad Architects

Andreas Geroulakis

Gordon L. Seaman, Inc.

Jerry A. Guerra

Brian Harper

Peter A. Harris

Health Service Alliance

Keith R. Hoerning

Cindy F. Hoffman

Institute of Internal Auditors-Long Island Chapter

Island Acoustics, LLC

John Gallin and Son, Inc.

Kevin Haney

Robert Levey

Ioulia Liapes

Richard C. Liebert

George Likourezos

Jason A. McGrade

Brian Monks

Joseph M. Mottola

Alexander Nello

Kevin C. O’Connor

Patti & Anthes Consulting Engineers

Jeffrey Perry

Connie Pisani

Premier Mechanical Services, Inc.

Robbins & Cowan, Inc.

Rosemar Construction, Inc.

Rubirk

Peter M. Ruggiero

Matthew C. Rutman

Paula M. Ryo

Gordon Schmidt

Stantec

Shawn Stuart

Studio 88 Architecture

Vasquez Integrators

Verderame Cale architecture pllc

WJ Regan & Company

Patrick Wong

Thomas Woods

William Zucker

$1,000+

Anonymous

Juan F. Acosta

Ghita Akkar

Alden Group, Ltd.

Altwicker Holm Studio LLC

American College of Physicians, Inc.

A.O. Allenius Family Foundation c/o

Dr. Atul and Lane Kukar

Aon Risk Services

Richard Baron

Soyeb A. Barot

Daniel A. Bereck

William R. Blazey

BOIRON

Brightview Landscapes

Elvis J. Cale

The Campbell Family Foundation

Richard Cardozo

Elissa J. Charbonneau

Humayun J. Chaudhry

Ronald W. Connelly, Jr.

Shani Cunningham

Daibes Enterprises

Francis X. DarConte

Babak Dastgheib-Beheshti

Paul C. DePonte

Robert DiFazio

William R. Downs

E&A Construction

EA Studio LLC

East Arkansas Area Agency on Aging

Gabriel J. Gelves

Anthony M. Gerdes

Francine Glazer

Han DiSalvo Han LLP

Arthur Handal

Hanover Bank

Healthcare Regulatory Associations

Ronald Hellman

Heskia Heskiaoff

Tiffani Hinds

FRIENDS OF NEW YORK TECH

$500+

Anonymous

A+ Technology & Security Solutions

AFA

A Friend InDeed Inc.

Barbara Alberts

David Alonso

Joseph M. Ambrosio

American College of Osteopathic

Pediatricians

American Osteopathic Foundation

Maddalena Assalone

A.W.G. Dewar, Inc.

Tammy Barley

Aramis A. Bermudez

John Bianchini

Thomas D. Bianculli

BK Fire Suppression & Security Systems

Irfan Buddha

Building Homes for Heroes

Burr Travel

John Carter

Sophia D. Christman

Dawn C. Cieplensky

James Cockinos

Todd Cohen

Deborah Y. Cohn

Lynita Cooksey

Keith Cooper

Javier F. Corripio

Miriam Cortes-Caminero

Crest Hollow Country Club

Charles D. Derienzo

Designatronics, Inc.

Stephen Dirusso

Durabuild Contracting, Inc.

Elite Construction Company of NY, LLC

Anthony M. Epifane

Evolve Physical Therapy & Sports

Rehabilitation

Frank and Geralyn Falco

Yan Fan

Jonathan E. Fenton

Martin Feuer

Michael Foster

Frank Suppa Landscaping Corp.

Barbara Holahan

Timothy J. Holahan

IMEG Consultants Corp.

Helen Irving

John C. Karaptis

Jody L. Kaufman

Michael J. Keane

Patricia Kehoe

Arthur Klein

Andrea B. Klemes

Bianca Lee

Bruce E. Levitt and Lois Kroplick

Lynn G. Mark

Andrew McGillicuddy

Donna McMahon

Charles Mellilo

Richard A. Meyers

Michael Meyerson

Wilson M. Milian

Galaxy Glass & Stone

Gerard Gallagher

Gannett Fleming Engineers and Architects PC

Vincent T. Geraci

Shaden Ghattas Ryglewicz

Ronald Goldstein

Denise Goncalves-Hutter

Marguerite R. Gorman

Evelyn Greco

Gregor Industries Incorporated

Jennifer Griffiths

Michael J. Hatten

HOK

Terrance R. Holliday

Darian V. Hooker

Henry M. Iervolino

Intelligent Product Solutions, Inc.

Island Photography

Clair I. Jacobi

Ayat A. Jafari

JAG Physical Therapy

John H. Glenn Football Alumni Association

JPC Contracting, Inc

Keith Kalenderian

Larry Karantzios

David Kaufman

Keller Painting Corp.

Santhosh I. Keshavan

Nicole Klein

KM Associates of NY, Inc.

Vladimir W. Kowalyk

Bradley E. Kuczinski

Lane Associates

Lizardo’s Engineering Associates P.C.

Karen Magovern

Mitchell Maiman

Meryl L. Manthey

Jacqueline M. Mason

Kathi McGuire

Emily McKenna

Terry M. McNatt

Metro Physical & Aquatic Therapy

MEYERS+ ENGINEERS

Arthur Miller

Donor dates are from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024

Anna Milman

Glenn N. Niegas

Philip Nizza

NordicNeuroLab

Northwell Health

Northwell Health Laboratory

Joseph M. Parise

Maria R. Perbellini

Philips Healthcare

Primacare Family Medicine PLLC

Tahsin U. Rahman

Michael G. Reid

Robert J. Remstein

John J. Rimmer

Virginia Rogers

Albert P. Ronci

Otto F. Sabando, Jr.

Despina Samaras

Mitchell J. Samuels

Rakesh Mittal

Jacob J. Munn

National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants

NBME

Nicholson & Galloway, Inc.

Outpatient Surgery Center of Jonesboro

Esther M. Pagan

Vicken Pamoukian

Christina Pashalis

Robert Platzman

Barbara A. Porter

Jon Posner

ProPT-NYIT Orthopedic Residency Program

Daniel Quigley

Narasinga P. Rao

Christopher Reeder

Angelo Rizzo

Marc Robinson

Eugene Rose

Gary C. Rosenblum

Cathy Santis

Matthew D. Savory

David Schieren

Securetel, Inc.

Nicholas Sekas

Brian D. Silva

Simone Architecture, P.C.

James D. Smiros

Beth Steele

TransferMate, Inc.

The Up Studio

Lynda Varlotta

VDA, Inc.

VRD Contracting, Inc.

Vincent Yuancong Wang

Suzanne J. Whitlock

Sheldon C. Yao

Kalliopi Zachariadis

Zacharias Zachariadis

Zubatkin Owner Representation, A Cumming Group Company

Hallie Y. Zwibel

SDA Lighting

Stan Silverman

Amit Singh

Marc Soloman

Shane Speights

St. Bernards Healthcare

Joseph R. Stello

Touro University California College of Osteopathic Medicine

Tristate Air Conditioning

Philip Volpe

Stacie Wenk and Steve Makhecha

Maria Wolfe

Alan Wong

York Concrete Corp.

Jonathan Yu

Michael Zikos

$250+ Anonymous

Reem Abu-Sbaih

Shan Ahmed

Zak Alameddine

Stuart B. Almer

Matthias Altwicker

Lak Amara

Peter Amato

American Board of Pediatrics

Mohammed Arsiwala

Asthma Allergy Centers PC

Robert F. Aufenanger

Richard Balle

Christopher S. Bang

Lewis Bass

Dean A. Berman

Randall A. Bickle

Pauline Birmingham

Michael F. Bobker

Stacey Bogdan

Nancy A. Bono

Chirag N. Boradia

Susan F. Britt

Browne Medical LLC

Timothy J. Buckley

Reynaldo G. Budnah

Alex Buziashvili

Christopher M. Byrne

Rachael Caliman

Barbara A. Capozzi

June K. Carter

Gary L. Casella

Gerald Castellano

C.D.E. Air Conditioning Co.

Rose Cerniglia

James L. Champion

Thomas O. Chan

Christine Cohen

Kristin Cohen

Susan Collins

Creative Form Development, LLC

Michael Cronin

Bert J. Cunningham

Linda Darroch-Short

Norman Delman

Greg Deso

John di Domenico

David Diamond

Barbara Dilos

Dime Bank

Martin Domnitch

Dennis J. Dowling

EA Studio LLC

Lisa Elliott

Hannan A. Fahmy

Michael Faloon

Federation of State Physician Health

Programs

Jeffrey M. Feinsilver

Figli Pomigliano D’arco, Inc.

Santo J. Fiumano

Rita Forden

Frank J. Frasca

Mark T. Friedman

Sridhar R. Ganda

Jack W. Geffken

Theresa M. Genovese

Jerry J. George

Christelle Gerdes

Kelly Gerne

Steven M. Gershowitz

Jeffrey Goldberg

Peter Goldsmith

Leslie Goldstein

Michael E. Goldstein

Laura Graupe

Ira Haimowitz

Mark Hanny

Kelly C. Hanretta

Patricia E. Happel

William Hatherill

Jitendra Hirani

Nilda Inghirami

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Interfaith Institute of Long Island

Lee J. Isabell

Parul Jajoo

Richard M. Jantz

Liat J. Jarkon

Rui Feng F. Jin

Kenneth E. Jones

JRS Architect, P.C.

Charlie Kaplan

Gus Katsigiorgis

Seth D. Kaufman

Daniel Kelly

Alan Kessler

Maggie M. Klebba

Satoru Kobayashi

Tamayo Kobayashi

Milind J. Kothari

Isaac Kurtzer

Edward Lalik

Laurie Lau

Adena N. Leder

Frannie Leonard

Charles H. Leone

Pamela Levine

To Shan Li

Xiaoyu S. Li

Yanlun Li

Alexander Lopez

Wendi J. Lovenvirth

David Luft

Robert A. Lukenda

Eric N. Lutsky

Janet Mannion

Christiana Marron

Maspeth Federal Savings

Kenneth W. McCauley

Brian A. Mchugh

Vishal A. Mehta

Annielynn Miller

Kevin E. Molnar

Neda Momeni

Fred S. Mosher, Jr.

Michael G. Moskowitz

Laura Moy

Toni M. Murphy

NB Medical Service PC

Harriet C. Nikakis

Lillian Niwagaba

Northeast Arkansas SHRM

Nycom Inc.

Thomas J. O’Brien

Kaie Ojamaa

Robert E. Ormont

Ben Ovryn

Stella E. Pantelidis

Dimitria Papadopoulos

Benjamin N. Paschkes

Daniel M. Pasternack

Susan E. Payette-Kulik

Karen J. Pelella

Sharon Penson

Angelique Petropouleas

Andrew Petrosky

Liliana Petrova

Robert Pfeffer

Edward H. Pino

Sabrina Polidoro

Michael J. Price

William J. Prutting

Raj Technologies Inc.

Rajendram Rajnarayanan

Frank G. Relf

Erin Riley

Chance Rodriguez

Lawrence J. Romanelli

Raquel Romanick

New York Tech recognizes donors who have given back to the university over consecutive years. We appreciate your continued support of our programs and our students.

16+ Years

Anonymous

Robert Anderson

Guillermo Ballesteros

Gary E. Besmer

Brian R. Bove

Richard Cardozo

Gary L. Casella

Douglas and Judith Catalano

Discell W. Charlton

Domenick A. Chieco

Salvatore Contino

Bert J. Cunningham

Ron E. Daniels

Steven R. DeNicola

Anthony M. Epifane

Yan Fan

Peter A. Ferentinos

Martin Feuer

Dominick F. Grube

Edward and Mireille Guiliano

Gurpal Guram

Hans Peter Haendler

Heskia Heskiaoff

Arlene R. Hinkemeyer

John Keville

Charles S. Massimini

Lorraine C. Mead

Annielynn Miller

Arthur Miller

Susan Miller

Milrose Consultants, Inc.

Ted Moudis

Avner Nachmias

Samuel A. Pakrad

Mark P. Pavuk

John W. Pecic

John W. Pennisten

Victoria Pfeiffer

Edward H. Pino

Michael Rikon

Neil F. Robbins

Peter and Jane Romano

Herbert K. Savran

John V. Schneider

Willliam J. Schwarz

Ted Moudis Associates

Sandra Wilson

Christopher Zona

11-15 Years

Anonymous

Kerry E. and Robert Agnello

Lak Amara

Jerry Balentine

Jay A. Bergman

Bernard R. Brabham

Douglas L. Brown

Sheldon Brown

James J. Callahan

Stephen M. Carey

Louise P. Cassano

John T. Chow

Albert Compagnoni

Javier F. Corripio

Francis X. DarConte

Linda J. Davie

Martin Domnitch

Stephen P. Dougherty

Pamela G. Dowdy

EM Foundation

Nelson Eng

Michael Fagan

Jeffrey M. Feinsilver

Catherine R. Flickinger

Ranja Roy

Mike F. Saad

Greg P. Saggio

Kimika Samms-Grant

Anthony F. Sampino

Robert R. Savino

Sylvia R. Scheuren

Michael J. Schiavetta

Zennabelle Sewell

Steve Shankman

Shanti Fund

Arsalan Sheikh

Kostas Sideridis

Tony Slieman

St. Kevin’s Roman Catholic Church

Food Pantry

Stephen Stallone

Claudia Stappert

Christina A. Stasiuk

Stats & Stories

Shannon Svingen-Jones

Paul Trapani

Eileen Valerio

Erikka Vaughan

Visual Millwork

John Vullo

Waddell, Cole & Jones, PL

Kate Wander

Rebecca Ying Wang

Joseph Waterhouse

Joanne M. West

Marcia Winston

Patricia A. Young

George Zachariadis

Zebra Technologies

Thomas G. Zimmerman

Theofanis P. Zois

John Furst

Robert S. Gluck

Michael E. Goldstein

H2M architects + engineers

Terrance R. Holliday

David E. Husing

Reginald N. Jackson

Kenneth E. Jones

Michael S. Kraftsow

Bradley E. Kuczinski

Mark L. Lampl

Joseph W. Lapicki

Mortimer B. Larsen

Brian J. Lindgren

Kevin T. Lombardi

Neisen J. Luks

Joseph R. Manzo

Lynn G. Mark

Richard S. Merkhofer

Laura Moy

Barbara L. Pierce

Richard Pinnola

Maria M. Plummer

O. Larry Raphael

Raffaele Razzano

Michael G. Reid

Sonia Rivera-Martinez

Tammy J. Robertson

Steven J. Rock

Herman Sanders

Laurence J. Schwarz

Devyani Shastri

George H. Smith

Gary Stallone

Jon T. Tan

Thomas J. Van Laan

Carol A. Vericker

Michael Viscuse

Voya Foundation

Willis Towers Watson

Robert A. Wild

William V. Wills

Charles A. Wokutch

Patrick Wong

William C. Zorovich

6-10 Years

Anonymous

Jennifer S. Abeles

Reem Abu-Sbaih

Juan F. Acosta

Anoma Z. Ahmed

Donald Alberto

Marsha Alexander

Catherine Allen

David Alonso

Kurt Amsler

A.O. Allenius Family Foundation

Dr. Atul and Lane Kukar

Stacey Baez

Richard Balle

Mark G. Baran

Frank M. Baron

Michael T. Barrett

Colene Bassolino

Michael F. Battaglia

Andrew and Christina Berner

Thomas D. Bianculli

Randall A. Bickle

Joshua E. Bienstock

William R. Blazey

Stacey Bogdan

Nancy A. Bono

Amy Bravo

David L. Broder

Briana M. Bronchick

Felicia Bruno

Patricia Brustman

Constance M. Canning

Ellen R. Caravella

Robert J. Catalano

Alan J. Centofranchi

Humayun J. Chaudhry

Yusui Chen

Shelley Cohen

Deborah Y. Cohn

Richard Covelli

John J. Crapanzano

Joseph Cristantiello

Robert M. Cutrone

Donna Darcy

Linda Darroch-Short

Babak Dastgheib-Beheshti

Nicholas J. DeFelice

Paul C. DePonte

Carole J. Dituro

Joanne Donoghue

Dennis J. Dowling

Patricia A. Duran

David Fanning

Daniel and Danielle Ferrara

Ralph Fierro

Brian J. Finn

Karin and Henry Foley

Mathew Ford

Kenneth L. Frankel

Mark T. Friedman

Maureen A. Gaughran

Eileen K. Gazzola

Jonathan Geisler

Anthony J. Gentile

Geoffrey M. Gerbore

Anthony M. Gerdes

Lucy Gironda

Francine Glazer

Jeffrey Goldberg

David A. Goldman

Ronald Goldstein

Kristina Haase

Michael Hadjiargyrou

Mark Hanny

Patricia E. Happel

Brian Harper

Peter A. Harris

Terrence C. Harris

Laurie Harvey

Arthur Hecht

Deborah Heineman

Matthew B. Heller

Marilyn Hluszko

Cindy F. Hoffman

Barbara Holahan

Lizzie L. Hollingsworth

Darian V. Hooker

IDC Foundation, Inc.

Clair I. Jacobi

David N. James

Liat J. Jarkon

Ehsan Kamel

Kathryn Karwoski

David Kaufman

Patricia Kehoe

Brian Kelleher

Dost M. Khalique

Colleen Kirk

Tamayo Kobayashi

Patricia S. Kooyman

Sandra L. Kopecky

Maria Koutsoyannis

Vladimir W. Kowalyk

Frank A. Krawiecki

Christine M. Krut

Atul and Lane Kukar

Krishan Kumar

Edward Lalik

Bernard Lamagna

Charles H. Leone

To Shan Li

Yanlun Li

Qiangrong Liang

Lillian Liao

George Likourezos

Samuel Limor

Alexander Lopez

Kathleen Lyons

Donor dates are from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024

Michele B. MacMahon

Kathleen (Kate) Maitland

Meryl L. Manthey

Carmen Marmo-Savinetti

Christine Martinez

Victor J. Masi

Mary Jane M. Mastrella

Mihir Matalia

Richard A. Mazur

Donna McMahon

Charles Mellilo

William Miecuna

Rudolph J. Milhim

Anna Milman

Patrick and Mary Ann Minson

John Misak

Mohammed Moizuddin

Rachel M. Morrison

Fred S. Mosher

Joseph M. Mottola

Jeffrey D. Muller

Lyubov Nakonechna

Victoria Neubauer

Jessica Newburger

Cheryl Newman

Matthew J. Niegocki

Lillian Niwagaba

Lucille Notaro

Kevin C. O’Connor

Kate E. O’Hara

Kaie Ojamaa

Emily Olivo

Esther M. Pagan

Cecelia A. Papa

Louis Patrikis

Calogero Patti

Susan E. Payette-Kulik

Casey Pearce

Maria R. Perbellini

Ronald J. Petrucci

Helen M. Pietro

Maria A. Pino

Sabrina Polidoro

Jane Polizzi

Joseph Posillico

Michael J. Price

William J. Prutting

Daniel Quigley

Rajendram Rajnarayanan

John A. Rebecchi

Monte N. Redman

Robert J. Remstein

Bernadette A. Riley

Bettyann Rizzo

Roseann Rizzo

Robert Rizzuto

Jill Rogers

Monika Rohde

Raquel Romanick

Albert P. Ronci

Eugene Rose

Peter M. Ruggiero

Paula M. Ryo

Greg P. Saggio

Anne Sanderson

Giovanni Santamaria

Michael J. Schiavetta

Sue Schilling

Gordon Schmidt

Kenneth S. Schulman

Zennabelle Sewell

Arsalan Sheikh

Richard W. Shinners

Tony Slieman

Smiros & Smiros Architects

Renee H. Smith

Roger and Constance Smith

Shane Speights

Doug A. Spero

Stephen Stallone

Donald R. Stankalis

Philip F. Stattel

Randy Stout

David A. Straker

Neil A. Strandberg

Stephanie Swann

Aldo L. Tarigo

Jordan Thompson

Frank J. Tipaldo

Debra Tripptree

Eileen Valerio

Jessica Varghese

Rozina Vavetsi

Juliet Vizbaras

Philip Volpe

Nicole Wadsworth

Ayana Walker

Vicki Walker

Marcia Weisser

Joanne M. West

Corri Wolf

Sheldon C. Yao

Irene Young

Jonathan Yu

Roger Yu

Youhua Zhang

William Zucker

Hallie Y. Zwibel

3-5 Years

Anonymous

7X24 Exchange Metro NY Chapter

Frank A. Acevedo

Kassandra Acuna

ADE Systems, Inc.

Fahim S. Ahmed

Taranjeet Ahuja

Albert and Pearl

Ginsberg Foundation, Inc.

Stuart B. Almer

Matthias Altwicker

AR Peacock Trust

Parul Arora

Lissi Athanasiou-Krikelis

A.W.G. Dewar Inc.

Josephine Bacchi

Soyeb A. Barot

Kathleen T. Barry

Nancy L. Batterson

Christopher J. Bauer

Daniel A. Bereck

Mitch D. Beres

Jaime D. Berkley Frayne

Dean A. Berman

Paul D. Blumstein

Alphonso A. Bowser

Thomas P. Briggmann

Caroline Brodell

Suzanne J. Brook

Marie E. Brown

Irfan Buddha

Dianne Burcyk

Nicole E. Calma-Roddin

Frances Campani

Anthony Caradonna

Ray Carney

Luis Carrasco

John Carter

Carter, DeLuca & Farrell LLP

John P. Cassandro

Catholic Health

Cauldwell Wingate

James L. Champion

Elissa J. Charbonneau

Henry Cheung

AnnMarie Christiansen

Susan Collins

Ronald W. Connelly

Lynita Cooksey

Jeannine Coronna

Jaclyn N. Cotgreave

Raysha J. Crawford

Marcella Del Signore

Jessica Di Nizio

David Diamond

Robert DiFazio

Stephen Dirusso

John J. Dispenza

Maureen F. Dobert

Angela R. Dorsey

John T. Dorst

Paul L. Dreyer

Ira A. Dubowy

Donald Dugan

Franklin H. Edelstein

Julia Edwards

Suzanne M. Ekkers-Stephens

Feona Elliott

Christina Finn

Theodore Flaum

FragranceNet

Carla D. Freeman

Sean H. Fryar

Steven Gaines

Robert M. Galler

Theresa M. Genovese

Gensler

Vincent T. Geraci

German Masonic Charitable Foundation

Michael D. Gindi

Jason Golbin

Ronald Goldberg

Steven B. Goldstein

LIFETIME GIVING

Anthony P. Greco

Deborrah V. Green

Jennifer Griffiths

James G. Gyllenborg

Mindy Haar

Jordan L. Haber

Elizabeth J. Haines

Cheryl A. Hall

Robert W. Hammarberg

Kevin Haney

Kelly C. Hanretta

Raksha Harikrishnan

Frederick J. Harris

Juanique L. Harris

Vincent C. Hartley

Felipe Henao

Henry Schein Inc.

Tiffani Hinds

HNTB Corporation

Lori Hochman

Keith R. Hoerning

Cherne M. Holder

Carolyn P. Hyatt

Henry M. Iervolino

Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation

Intelligent Product Solutions Inc.

Helen Irving

Island Photography

Christopher Jewth

Claudia Johnson

JR Peacock Trust

JRS Architect

Hyun Tae Jung

Aleyamma Kaippakase

Larry Karantzios

John C. Karaptis

Pamela Karp

Gus Katsigiorgis

Jody L. Kaufman

Shital Kaur Virk

Gary Kayayan

Michael J. Keane

Kenneth F. Kempel

Thomas J. Kershaw

Dong Sei Kim

Bisrat Kinfemichael

Robert A. Kirchmeier

Nicole Klein

Andrea B. Klemes

Virginia T. Kollman

Andrew Kotynski

Edward J. Krajci

Isaac Kurtzer

Dominick A. La Ruffa

Russell E. Landau

Carol M. Lane

Stella Leandrou

Adena N. Leder

Bianca Lee

Chaesun Lee

Jennifer A. Lee

Kristen LeHew

David S. Levy

Christopher P. Lewis

Steven Lewis

Shifang Li

Xiaoyu S. Li

Ying Li

Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa

Warren Magnuson

Karen Magovern

Mitchell Maiman

Joseph A. Masciello

Charles A. Matthews

Kenneth W. McCauley

Jason A. McGrade

Brian A. McHugh

Patricia M. McMahon

Adrienne S. McNally

Elizabeth Miller

Rakesh Mittal

Kevin E. Molnar

Mount Sinai South Nassau

Maureen Muhlenforth

Patricia A. Mulderig

Patricia Napolitano

Alexander Nello

Glenn N. Niegas

Philip Nizza

Philip Noto

Noreen A. O’Brien

Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy

Benjamin N. Paschkes

Eva M. Pearson

Erica Pennant

Richard W. Pierce

Christian Pongratz

Shannon P. Powers

Robert J. Ras

Scott E. Rasmussen

David O. Reid

Karen A. Richards

Barry and Joan Richter

Kathleen Riley

John J. Rimmer

Francis Russo

Matthew C. Rutman

Bobby Saha

Yoshi Saito

Jorge A. Salas

Despina Samaras

Mitchell J. Samuels

Samantha Santos

Monica Schlichting

Ellie Schwartz

Gavin T. Seabury

Robert C. Sesko

Sanyogita Shamsunder

Kazys T. Shukis

Edward A. Sierra

Stan Silverman

James D. Smiros

Londee Smith

Richard D. Smith

Sam Smith

William J. Sokoloff

Amber Sousa

Philip F. Spadafora

Betty S. Spellman

Brett S. Stecker

Joseph R. Stello

Lori D. Stewart

Stop & Shop Supermarket

Leon I. Sultan

Shannon Svingen-Jones

Michael Tautonico

Meredith Taylor

Jennifer Terranova

Douglas J. Tobin

William E. Tomasi

Paul Trapani

Pennie Turgeon

Schuyler J. Van Ness

Erikka Vaughan

Jacqueline Velez

Tom Verebes

Salvatore P. Vetere

John C. Vincennes

Vanessa Viola

Jack L. Viviano

William F. Wakxmunsky

William J. Burns Foundation, Inc.

Maria Wolfe

Kenneth R. Wolfgang

Thomas Woods

Laura Wyrick

Yanhua Xie

Marjel Zaldivar

Zebra Technologies

Thomas G. Zimmerman

Katherine Zuliani

We are deeply grateful to those who have shown extraordinary generosity and commitment to New York Institute of Technology throughout their lifetimes and in their estates. Individuals, foundations, corporations, and organizations whose outright gifts have reached the indicated levels are recognized below:

Cumulative lifetime giving of $1 million or more

Anonymous

Bharat Bhatt

Central Islip Associates

The Estate of Robert Holston

Peter Ferentinos

Daniel and Danielle Ferrara

Edward Guiliano

IDC Foundation, Inc.

Molly and William Rogers

Nathan Serota

Voya Foundation

Cumulative lifetime giving of $250,000 – $999,999

Anonymous

Judith and Douglas Catalano

Domenick Chieco

Christopher D. Smithers Foundation, Inc.

The Estate of Betty McWilliams

Robert Evanson

Feinstein Family Foundation

First USA Bank, N.A.

Ted Moudis

Northrop Grumman

NYITCOM Board of Governors

Peter J. Romano & Company

Michael Rikon

Jane and Peter Romano

Cumulative lifetime giving of $100,000 – $249,999

Anonymous

Riyaz Akhtar

Catherine Allen

Angion Biomedica Corp.

AR Peacock Trust

BBS Architects, Landscape

Architects & Engineers, P.C.

Joshua E. Bienstock

Brendalyn and Ernest E. Stempel Foundation

Crittenden Regional Hospital Foundation

Cullen and Dykman LLP

Rory Cutaia

Linda J. Davie

Linda Davila

Dolan Family Foundation

Dupont Estates LLC

Karin and Henry Foley

Nicolaos Gavalas

Geico Direct

Stanley Greenwald

Gregory William Berner Foundation

Barbu Kestenband

John Keville

Kevin Klein

Lehman Brothers, Inc.

Long Island Power Authority

Marsh USA, Inc.

Michael Merlo

New York Community Bank Foundation

New York State Osteopathic Medical Society

NYCOMEC Corp.

Adrienne O’Brien

The Paul B. Greetin and Beryl S. Greetin Foundation, Inc.

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

TD Charitable Foundation

Howard Sacher

David Salten

Kevin Silva

St. Barnabas Hospital

Thomas Van Laan

Deborah Verderame

Verderame Cale Architecture PLLC

THE BIG GIVE

Debra Vogel

Robert Vogt

Eli Wachtel

Whitsons Food Service Corp.

Robert Wild

Cumulative lifetime giving of $25,000 – $99,999

Anonymous

AAUP

Academic Finance Corporation—

Lending for Learning

AECOM Technology Corporation

Aequitas LLC

Alan Margolin & Associates

Albanese Organization, Inc.

Albert and Pearl Ginsberg Foundation, Inc.

Paul Amoruso

Paul Aniboli

A.O. Allenius Family Foundation

c/o Dr. Atul and Lane Kukar

Aramark ServiceMaster Facility Services

Argo Group

Harriet Arnone

ASPEC Engineering

Leonard Aubrey

Barry Balot

Banfi Vintners Foundation

Barnes & Noble College Bookstores

Diane Becker

Eugene Becker

Joy Billhardt

Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.

Carlisle Family Foundation

Nicholas Casesa

Humayun Chaudhry

James Cimino

Citizens for Tom Gulotta, PAC

Claire Friedlander Family Foundation

Commerce Bank

Compassionate Family Medicine

Raysha Crawford

Bert Cunningham

Richard Daly

Dante Foundation of Nassau County

Delta Computer Services, Inc.

John di Domenico

di Domenico & Partners, LLP

DiBenedetto Family Foundation

Richard Elia

Martin Elias

Donor dates are from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024

Epilepsy Foundation

Estate of Doris T. Heiman

Philip Fasano

Catherine Flickinger

Florence M. Glaser Gift Giving Trust

Frank Fortino

Foundation for a Brighter America

Foundation for Research of the NY Academy of Osteopathy, Inc.

Emanuel Friedman

Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.

Garfunkel Wild, P.C.

Nicolaos Gavalas

John Gering

German Masonic Charitable Foundation

Scott Goffin

David Goldman

Murray Goldstein

Louis Grassi

Group Data Corporation

H2M architects + engineers

Haworth Inc.

Henry Schein, Inc.

Heskia Heskiaoff

David Hinds

Jonathan Holtz

Joshua Hourizadeh

Hyman Family Foundation

IBM Corporation

Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation

Yelena Ilkanayev

Edward Jones

Kenneth and Ellen Forrest

Philanthropic Fund

Kern Family Foundation

Peter Kinney

Korn Ferry International

John Kucharczyk

Jack Kulka

Kyung Lee

Frank Liguori

Samuel Limor

Shin Lin

Alexandra Logue

Long Island Express Lacrosse LLC

Long Island Hospitality and Leisure Association Inc.

Mallah Family Foundation Inc.

Robert McConnell

MDNY Healthcare

Merck Company Foundation

Metro Team Outfitters

Miller Family Foundation

Milrose Consultants, Inc.

Munn Rabot

National Collegiate Athletic Association

National Philanthropic Trust

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

NBC

New York Community Trust

New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association

NYIT Bears Parent Club

Optimum Lightpath

Patrick O’Shaughnessy

PAFCO Investments, L.L.C.

Samuel Pakrad

Marta Panero

Victoria Pfeiffer

Pfizer Inc.

PrestoSports, Inc.

Professional Medical Administrators, LLC

Michael Puntillo

Rauch Foundation

John Rebecchi

Monte Redman

Laurance Rockefeller

Roslyn Savings Foundation

Ruth and Itzhak Fisher

Foundation Inc.

SD Action LLC

Brian Silva

Kevin Silva

Smiros & Smiros Architects

Roger Smith

Neil Sparber

Special Inspection Services

Engineering, D.P.C.

Stop & Shop Supermarket

SunGard HE

Sweet Construction Corp.

TD Bank

Thomas Hartman Foundation

Ted Triana

Turner Construction Company

United Healthcare of New York, Inc.

Caroline Watteeuw

Richard Weiss

Willis Towers Watson

Xerox Corporation

Zebra Technologies

For 1,995 minutes, New York Institute of Technology faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends come together for the Big Give, an annual community-wide initiative that has a great impact on all New York Tech campuses, across all academic disciplines, and for a wide range of students. New York Tech thanks the individuals who participated.

Anonymous

Reem Abu-Sbaih

Frank A. Acevedo

Joel Acevedo

Ryan Acevedo

Chris Ackerman

Juan F. Acosta

Kassandra Acuna

Advanced Orthopedics & Joint Preservations PC

Palak Aggarwal

Kerry E. and Robert Agnello

Joseph Agyemang

Anoma Z. Ahmed

Theo Aina

Abdullah Albaldawi

Anthony M. Alexander

Ashley Alexander

Marsha Alexander

Ashley S. Ali

Catherine Allen

Stuart B. Almer

Matthias Altwicker

Alejandro Alvorode

Mohammed Alzinati

Lak Amara

American Association of University Professors

Amir B. Amrami

Kurt Amsler

Victoria Anatsui

Paul Anderson

Michael A. Angelon

Barbara Apoznanski

Jennifer S. Ardila

Xavier M. Arevalo

Karina Arias

Ritter Arnold

Michael Aryeetey

Aliza Asado

Zaen Asghar

Lissi Athanasiou-Krikelis

Sandra Atkinson

Gervais Attong

Niema Augustine

Clay Aureli

Karen Avanesov

Alanis Aviles

Nicholas Azab

Bhakti Babariya

Bhakh Babeuziya

Josephine Bacchi

Adam Bacchus

Estefania Baerga

Agona Bajrami

Jerry Balentine

Jamille M. Ballesteros

Clement Banahene

Geeta Sai Sneha Bankuru

Mark G. Baran

Joseph Barber

Daren Barbosa

Joseann Bareo

Chester Barkan

Frank M. Baron

Eleftherios Baronos

Soyeb A. Barot

Pauline Barsegyan

Lewis Bass

Colene Bassolino

Megan Basta

Alexa Batas

Deidra T. Batey-Birdwell

Nikola Batocanin

Nancy L. Batterson

Andria Battista

Lucia Bauman

Brian Beatty

Bryan Belizire

Mitch D. Beres

David Berlin

Dean A. Berman

Aramis A. Bermudez

Andrew W. Berner

Chasiti Berry

Gary E. Besmer

Haley Best

Betcy Betcy

Advita Mukund Bhat

Atryi Bhatt

Kelvin H. Bhattan

Thomas D. Bianculli

Joshua E. Bienstock

Pauline Birmingham

Candice Bishop

William R. Blazey

Chloe Blumberg

Stacey Bogdan

Logan Boiko

Alain Boldini

Michael Bonakdar

Arman Bonakdarpour

Nancy A. Bono

Andrew A. Bonomo

Olivia Bonomolo

Donald Booth

Maryan Botlero

Courtney Bowden

Alphonso A. Bowser

William Boyd

Vicky Boyle

Bernard R. Brabham

Joseph Brady-Amoon

Amy Bravo

Gertrudis Brens

Kent Bridger

Thomas P. Briggmann

Caroline Brodell

David L. Broder

Briana M. Bronchick

Brian Brown

Douglas L. Brown

Jenny Brown

Marie E. Brown

Christopher Bruno

Felicia Bruno

Patricia Brustman

Claire Bryant

Reynaldo G. Budnah

Rosemary Burgos

James Burke

Daneel Burkett

Phyllis O. Burnett

Robert L. Burnett

Gwendolyn P. Butler

Jill Byrne

Sarah E. Caisser

Bernadette Calabro

Marta Caldeira

Elvis J. Cale

Nicole E. Calma-Roddin

Nashalie Camacho

Denniesia Cameron

Frances Campani

Constance M. Canning

Norris Cannon

Houwei Cao

Alessandra Caradonna

Anthony Caradonna

Maria Caradonna

Ellen R. Caravella

Richard Cardozo

Stephen M. Carey

Ray Carney

Luis Carrasco

John Carter

John P. Cassandro

Debra A. Cattani

Joseph Cerda

Michael A. Cerullo

Sehwan Cha

Baby Valerie Chan

Thomas O. Chan

Samer Charbaji

Elissa J. Charbonneau

Ahadullah Chaudhry

Humayun J. Chaudhry

Clarity Chen

Katie Chen

Yusui Chen

Lincy Cherian

Mimama Chevda

Joseph A. Chiarelli

Domenick A. Chieco

Firoozeh Chitsaz

Utsav Choksi

Rajib H. Chowdhury

Thomas Christian

AnnMarie Christiansen

Sophia D. Christman

Dawn C. Cieplensky

Joseph Ciniglio

Adam Cleary

Matthew Clendenin

Robert J. Cody

Tulio Henrique Coelho Coura

Adam Cohen

Kristin Cohen

Shelley Cohen

Deborah Y. Cohn

Kristen Coletti

Susan Collins

Lynita Cooksey

Gregory J. Cooney

Alfonso Coppola

Jeannine Coronna

Jaclyn N. Cotgreave

Megan Coughlin

John J. Crapanzano

Raysha J. Crawford

John Crenny

Angelica J. Crespo

Michael Cronin

Al G. Cruickshank

Lisa Culen

Marilu Cummings

Dosha Cummins

Bert J. Cunningham

Robert M. Cutrone

Rita Dadiz

Carol Dahir

Ema Dajko

Taylor D’Alessadro

Joseph Daly

Temitoluwasin O. Daniel-Akanle

Francis X. DarConte

Donna Darcy

Linda Darroch-Short

Selin Dastan

Babak Dastgheib-Beheshti

Negin Dastgiri

Majid Daviidi

Ethan Davila

Francis L. Davis

Melanie Davis

Maria De Gennaro

Dee Dee

John Defazio

Nicholas J. DeFelice

Marcella Del Signore

Stephen Deller

George DeMain

Saliha Demir

Paul C. DePonte

Charles D. Derienzo

Chirag Desai

Design Build Consultants, Inc.

Shilpa Devanad

John di Domenico

Mangou L. Diakite

David Diamond

Denise C. DiCristofalo

Robert DiFazio

Robert DiGangi

Cheryl L. Dinglas

Stephen Dirusso

Stacy Dishman

Carole J. Dituro

Andrea Djolovic

Kenneth Dobert

Joanne Donoghue

Jean E. Dorce

John Doria

Angela R. Dorsey

Pamela G. Dowdy

William R. Downs

Paul L. Dreyer

Patricia A. Duran

Tashina E. Dussie

Gilbert Eaton

Franklin H. Edelstein

Julia Edwards

Beth Elenko

Jannahtullah M. Elgamssy

Jaden Elijah

Feona Elliott

Rael Elzena

Raed J. Elzenaty

Nelson Eng

Josh Enger

Anthony M. Epifane

Mark S. Epner

Annabel Espinal

Bernice Essuman

Arianna Estell

Mohamed Etsh

Hannan A. Fahmy

Xing Fan

David Fanning

Afar Fareshba

Bridget Faria

Elie Farran

Ashley Faverey

Daniel Felige

Sadia Ferdous

Peter A. Ferentinos

Yennaly Fernandez

Daniel R. Ferrara

Richard Ferriggi

Martin Feuer

Rosemarie Feurtado

Naik Fhushka

Penny Fiero

Brian J. Finn

Christina Finn

Francesca Fiore

Glenn F. Fitzgerald

Theodore Flaum

Mana Flaus

Catherine R. Flickinger

Henry Foley

Mathew Ford

Laura Fowler

Reggieann A. Fradkin

Emily Franco

Cindy L. Frank

Kenneth L. Frankel

Carla D. Freeman

Becky Frieden

Mark T. Friedman

Steven Gaines

Gina Garcia

Angely Garcis

Susan Gass

William Gati

Maureen A. Gaughran

Eileen K. Gazzola

Rachel C. Gecelter

Jonathan Geisler

Gabriel J. Gelves

Theresa M. Genovese

Anthony J. Gentile

Lourdes Gerace

Gregory Gerber

Anthony Gerdes

Christelle Gerdes

Ankan Ghar

Kunwar Ghazabfar

Amber Gibson

Irene Gil

Sunbir S. Gill

Irene Gilma

Michael D. Gindi

Karen Giovanniello

Lucy Gironda

Raymond Givargis

Bruce E. Given

Francine Glazer

Robert S. Gluck

Jason Golbin

Jeffrey Goldberg

Ronald Goldberg

Peter Goldsmith

Leslie Goldstein

Michael E. Goldstein

John J. Golias

Paulo Gonzalez

Hongling S. Goslin

Patricia Gouden

Mahmood Grazi

Deborrah V. Green

Lauren Greenberg

Jennifer Griffiths

Roux Grinion

Nicholas Guaglione

Christiane Guastella

Rosmayra Guerrero

Roy Guinto

Andy Guzman

Chelsea Guzman

H2M architects + engineers

Mindy Haar

Kristina Haase

Steven J. Hager

Tahsin Haider

Elizabeth J. Haines

Alec Hakimian

Cheryl A. Hall

Elise Hallstead-Williams

Lacy Hance

Abid Hanif

John J. Hanley

Mark Hanny

Kelly C. Hanretta

Patricia E. Happel

Labiba Haque

Nick I. Haralambidis

Chauan Hardeer

Raksha Harikrishnan

Brian Harper

Jennifer M. Harrigan

Livingstone V. Harriott

Frederick J. Harris

Peter A. Harris

Brittany Hartofilis

Laurie Harvey

Norman P. Hawley

Shanyun He

Katie Head

Michael Hecht

Deborah Heineman

Matthew B. Heller

Felipe Henao

Colleen Hendren

Amoy Herridge

David J. Hickman

Marcelle Hicks

Rowan Highfield

Sandra Hils

Tiffani Hinds

Jahliq Hines

Arlene R. Hinkemeyer

Marilyn Hluszko

Stephanie W. Ho

Bri Hobert

Lori Hochman

Keith R. Hoerning

Cindy F. Hoffman

Elisabeth Hogan

Bethany Hokker

Barbara Holahan

Molly J. Holahan

Timothy J. Holahan

Cherne M. Holder

David M. Holowiak

Nikolas R. Hontoria

Darian V. Hooker

Michael Hosenfeld

Wenyao Hu

Samantha Huang

Weichen Huang

Suehrey Hundal

Nicole Hura

Christine Hutak

Henry M. Iervolino

Kelly M. Imperial

Frankie Imperiale

Sabrina R. Innamorato

Helen Irving

Austin Irwin

Sanjay Jacob

Sushil Jacob

Reuben Jacobson

Ayat A. Jafari

Arushi Jain

Aqib Jalees

Richard M. Jantz

Liat J. Jarkon

Julissa Java

Christopher Jewth

Larry Jimenez

Shanice Joe

Isaac Johnson

Nate Johny

Kenneth E. Jones

Lissa Joseph

Sarvesh Joshi

Hyun Tae Jung

George W. Junker

Lloyd Jura

Douglas M. Kahn

Aleyamma Kaippakase

Sebas Kalb

Ehsan Kamel

Alexander Kaminer

Donor

Pavan Kanakkassery

Rithik Kanojia

Naman Kapoor

Shraddha Kapote

John Karahalis

Larry Karantzios

John C. Karaptis

Kyle Karen

Alisha Karim

Roxana E. Kariyannis

Pamela Karp

Kathryn Karwoski

Dayton Kassner

Maureen L. Kast

Amal Kayani

Shreya Kazania

Thomas J. Kealey

Michael J. Keane

Patricia Kehoe

Brian Kelleher

Sheri Kelleher

Jennifer Kelly Campbell

Anne Marie Kemp

Dave Kent

Thomas J. Kershaw

Santhosh I. Keshavan

Alan Kessler

John R. Keville

Dost M. Khalique

Al-Jameelah N. Khan

Sara Khanchi

Hanfaa Khatoon

Reshma Roohi Khayum

Amna Khwaja

Dong Sei Kim

Nayoung Kim

Sumin Kim

Bisrat Kinfemichael

Robert A. Kirchmeier

Colleen Kirk

Michael Kirschman

Arthur Klein

Nicole Klein

Carly Kleinwaks

Andrea B. Klemes

Georgio Klidonas

Satoru Kobayashi

Tamayo Kobayashi

Thomas P. Kober

Robert J. Koenig

Merima Kokak

John Kolapo

Doyshoun Kolra

Patricia S. Kooyman

Sandra L. Kopecky

Andrew Kotynski

Maria Koutsoyannis

Kim Kramer-Romero

Frank A. Krawiecki

Christine M. Krut

Krishan Kumar

Steven Kurt

Isaac Kurtzer

Dalton Lackey

Ines Lagji

Jamie LaGuardia-Frie

Carol M. Lane

Scott A. Lang

Michael W. Lantier

Jessica LaRotonda

Mortimer B. Larsen

Amanda Laura

Brookshield Laurent

Andrew C. Layton

Loraine A. Lazarus

Stella Leandrou

Bianca Lee

Chaesun Lee

June Lee

Te Mei Lee

Gabriel Legerme

Kristen LeHew

Aimee L. Leo

Madeline Leonard

William Letsou

David S. Levy

Raymond Lewis

Steven Lewis

Tianze Li

To Shan Li

Yanlun Li

Ying Li

Qiangrong Liang

Lillian Liao

Darian Licata

A. Lika

George Likourezos

Annabelle Lim

Samuel Lin

Brian J. Lindgren

Jared Littman

Jane J. Lofton

Alyssa Loman

Kevin T. Lombardi

Anthony Longo

Alexander Lopez

Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa

Frank Lorner

Alan Lucas

Eric Lull

Eric N. Lutsky

Kathleen Lyons

Haylee Ma

Daisy Madaan

Warren Magnuson

Kathleen (Kate) Maitland

Tokunbo Makanju

Sandra Manninger

Salih Mansur

Meryl L. Manthey

Cheryl Maraj

Giuseppe Marco

Lynn G. Mark

Carmen Marmo-Savinetti

Brian Maroldo

Christiana Marron

Christine Martinez

Sabrina Martinez

Marissa Marzullo

Joseph A. Masciello

Victor J. Masi

Charles S. Massimini

Mary Jane M. Mastrella

Mihir Matalia

Nick Matkiwsky

Marc Matlock

Charles A. Matthews

Linda Matthews

Elizabeth May

Rachel Mazurkiewicz

Dennis McAleer

Schyler McBride

Shannon McCartan

SaraJane McCaslin

Kenneth W. McCauley

Lise McCoy

Mary Frances McGibbon

Jason A. McGrade

Elizabeth McGregor

Donna McMahon

Sydney McMahon

Adrienne S. McNally

Gracie McVay

Jay Medi

Alexa Medina

Charles Mellilo

Davey Mendoza

Iry Menegoi

Lucas Menezes Viana

Christian Menichino

Theresa A. Mercado

Michael J. Merlo

Andrew Mesnick

Doreen A. Meyer

Richard A. Meyers

Mohammad Abdul Ghaffar Mian

Jake Mickelberg

William Miecuna

Castor L. Mijares

Tomoko Mikuriya

Amin Milani Fard

Patrick A. Miller

Virginia Miller

Mary Ann L. Minson

Patrick Minson

Michelle Minton

Michele Mirro

John Misak

Rakesh Mittal

Mohammed Moizuddin

Madyson Monday

Raisa Moniruzzaman

Cheryl Monticciolo

Sohyun Moon

Stephanie Moran

Rocio Morello

Shaquilla Morris

Rachel M. Morrison

Angela Moses

Mostafa Mostafa

Joseph M. Mottola

Ted Moudis

Mervat Mourad

Laura Moy

Gerald J. Mulderig

Ann Murickan

Andrew Murphy

Leonine Murray

Maria N. Musso

Padma Mutte

Avner Nachmias

Satish N. Nagrani

Amanda Naidugari

Anushka Rajesh Naik

Lyubov Nakonechna

Sean Nalabof

Aarsh Nandami

Marsh Nandani

Patricia Napolitano

Maife Narango

Meraj Nasir

Jennifer Nauarro Otero

Chandler Nauta

Vatsal Navodiya

Shubhanker Navvale

Christopher M. Neilson

Julia Neiswander

Adina Neman

Victoria Neubauer

Caitlin Newell

Cheryl Newman

Tara S. Nicholson

Glenn N. Niegas

Mike F. Nolan

Ali Noor

Lucille Notaro

Philip Noto

Baghdad Numi

Joharia Nyakairu

Noreen A. O’Brien

Kevin C. O’Connor

Kate E. O’Hara

Kaie Ojamaa

Jackline Okot

Regina Maria Olasin

Lea Oljehlaus

Alana O’Neill

James P. O’Rourke

Isaac A. Ortega

Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy

Jennifer Otto

Ariana Outar

Benjie Ovryn

Tracy Owens

Adwoa Owusu

Amir Ozuna

Manogna Sai Padi

Brendon Paduano

Esther M. Pagan

Samuel A. Pakrad

William J. Palmore

Cecelia A. Papa

Athina Papadopoulou

Eleni Papaiacovou

Kevin Park

Mathi Vadhana Parthasarathy

Parul Parul

Karan Patel

Kirtch Patel

Priyanshi Patel

Sridhar Pathipaka

Louis Patrikis

Calogero Patti

Nimisha Paul

Susan E. Payette-Kulik

Casey Pearce

Eva M. Pearson

John W. Pecic

Anthony Pellicano

Sarah Pennacchio

Erica Pennant

Maria R. Perbellini

Jarod A. Pereira

Jeffrey Perry

Raveena Persaud

Saneen Pervez

Armando A. Petruccelli

Giovanna Petruccelli

Trudy Petruccelli

Ronald J. Petrucci

Victoria Pfeiffer

Helen M. Pietro

Edward H. Pino

Maria A. Pino

Jenny Piotrowski

Robert Platzman

Maria M. Plummer

Brian Polgar

Sabrina Polidoro

Jane Polizzi

Celeste Pongratz

Christian Pongratz

Karen Poole

Catalin Popescu

Barbara A. Porter

Joseph Posillico

Rosalynn Postiglione

Shannon P. Powers

Laxnu Prasanna

Parmeshwar Prashad

Kristine Prazak-Davoli

Michael J. Price

Marilyn A. Profita

Daniel Quigley

Yong Ra

Damyanti Radheshwar

Noel Ragbir

Karen Raison Holness

Sharon C. Raj

Rajendram Rajnarayanan

Sharanya Ramesh

Jason Ramirez

DJndy Rammarine

Aaron Rammrine

Darren Rampersaud

O. Larry Raphael

Jeffrey Raven

Deepak Ray

Masood Razavi

Suzana Rebecca

John A. Rebecchi

Sanjama Reddy Avedla

Monte N. Redman

Cecil V. Regman

David O. Reid

Nithiu Reji

Robert J. Remstein

Jeanne Renz

Alek Rickman

Bernadette A. Riley

Kathleen Riley

John J. Rimmer

Alex Rios

Luis Rios

Sonia Rivera-Martinez

Bettyann Rizzo

Roseann Rizzo

Robert Rizzuto

Sheila N. Roberts

Henry C. Robinson

Oswald J. Roche

Steven J. Rock

Roy Rodriguez

Jenelys Rodriquez

Jill Rogers

Monika Rohde

Mindy Roher

Tom Rojigan

John Roleke

Raquel Romanick

Peter J. Romano

Alejandro E. Romero

Albert P. Ronci

Eugene Rose

Sue Rosenman

Amerigo Rossi

Ranja Roy

Louis C. Ruchser

Peter M. Ruggiero

Peter Russo

Richard A. Rutkowski

Matthew C. Rutman

Paula M. Ryo

Mike F. Saad

Farhad Safi

Elana Safonova

Bobby Saha

Joshua Saikin

Yoshi Saito

Angelina Salerno

Yoltic Salgado

Farihan Salsabeel

Jacob Sam

Marc R. Sammis

Jeremy Samuel

Mitchell J. Samuels

Bridgette Sanabria

Brandon Sanchez

Janett Sanchez-Peralta

Johanna Sanchez

Anne Sanderson

Nikita Sangani

Giovanni Santamaria

John P. Santamaria

Jaylan Santana

Hana Sarran-Bridgemohan

Christopher Sayer

Chris Scalchunes

George Scheu

Rdain Scheyk

Michael J. Schiavetta

Sue Schilling

Monica Schlichting

Gordon Schmidt

Linda Schneider

Laurie Schroeder Callen

Jon M. Schwarting

Ellie Schwartz

William J. Schwarz

Emily Segada

Titus Senat

Robert C. Sesko

Zennabelle Sewell

Jahmeelah Shabazz

Marianna Shacker

Harsh Y. Shah

Kush Shah

Syed Y. Shah

Arham Shahbaz

Sanyogita Shamsunder

Yunlong Shao

Jaye Sharma

Robert T. Sharpe

Thomas Shea

Nicole Sheehan

Amina Sheikh

Amba Shekar

Tarika Shionarain

Erni Shqerra

Daniya Izak Shrisundar

Kazys T. Shukis

Ashish Shukla

Edward A. Sierra

Navvrin Sikder

Brian D. Silva

Edrich Silva

Stan Silverman

Jeremiah Simon

Abhishek Singh

G. Singh

Harsamib Singh

Jaskaranpreet Singh

Mackenzie Sivilli

Tony Slieman

James D. Smiros

Andrew Smith

Londee Smith

Renee H. Smith

Roger P. Smith

Sam Smith

Sharon Smith

Micah Sneed

Farley Snell

Om Solanki

Nikos Solounias

Jeannette Sordi

John R. Sorrenti

Amber Sousa

Philip F. Spadafora

Kimberly A. Sparacino

Shane Speights

Doug A. Spero

Juliana Spinelli

Christopher S. Springston

Stephen Stallone

Donald R. Stankalis

Karen Stansifer

Robert R. Stanziale

Gabriela Stapor

Claudia Stappert

Dixie Starling

Brett S. Stecker

Sandra H. Stecker

Ethan Steinberg

William A. Stennett

Susan Sternberg

HERITAGE SOCIETY

Lori D. Stewart

Deborah Stolz

Randy Stout

Neil A. Strandberg

Michael Strieby

Laura Stulbaum

Emily Sturges

Valerie Sully

Anagha Sunny

Shannon Svingen-Jones

Sarah A. Swammy

Stephanie Swann

Inaya Syed

Amna Syeda

T4L Franchise Management Company

Sruti Tadikonda

Umair Tahir

Mike Talamo

Katie Tatarian

Michael Tautonico

Meredith Taylor

Anthony F. Tenaglia

Tiffanny A. Terceros

Jennifer Terranova

Gianna Terrone

Ben Thapa

Andreas Theodoridis

Jordan Thompson

Sidpasamde H. Tiendrebeogo

Lida Tinker

Colin Tinschert

Gaura Todia

Xenia M. Torres

Sara Trabiah

Nicolas Trigaldes

Jessica Triola

Debra Tripptree

Saul B. Troen

Pak Kei Tse

Shannon Tubbesing

Donald J. Tucker

Zhasmia Tuiactuvo

Pennie Turgeon

Piotr Turula

Lars Udo-Bellner

Zinnur Ulgen

Anthony Ulrich

Chigozie Henry Umeaku

Yashwanth Uppuluri

Michael E. Uttendorfer

Thomas Valenza

Eileen Valerio

Thomas Vallario

Thomas J. Van Laan

Jessica Varghese

Joel Varghese

Erikka Vaughan

Rozina Vavetsi

Anthony Vazquez Riva

Alex Velez

Jacqueline Velez

Steven J. Vera

Tom Verebes

Carol A. Vericker

Deepanjali Verma

Mitin Verma

Florencia Vetcher

Salvatore P. Vetere

Nancy Vicario

Rebecca Vicente

Sandy V. Vinas

John C. Vincennes

Jeremiah Vincent

Vanessa Viola

James Virga

Jeffrey Viruet

Juliet Vizbaras

Antonino Vizzari

Sevara Vizzari

Debra A. Vogel

Madeleine Volner

Philip Volpe

Voya Foundation

Parag Vyas

Nicole Wadsworth

Vicki Walker

William J. Wall

Elijah Wallerson

Kathleen Walsh

Qing Wang

Rebecca Ying Wang

William T. Wei

Mitchell A. Weingarten

Anna E. Weissenberg

Baole Wen

Joanne M. West

Patricia Curran Whiteman

Robert A. Wild

Emma Will

Lois C. Williams

Charles A. Wokutch

Corri Wolf

Alan Wong

Jaden Wong

Kulruedee Wongpakdee

Ben Woodruff

John F. Woodruff

Thomas Woods

Laura Wyrick

Nicholaos Xenakis

Yanhua Xie

Minliang Xu

Susan T. Yamaguchi

Sheldon C. Yao

Prabhat Yaradi

Ellen H. Yoshiuchi

Irene Young

Mark Young

Jonathan Yu

Roger Yu

Xun Yu

John Yucel

Benson Yunatunou

Zainab Yusaf

Devin M. Zacchino

Umme Zakia

Marjel Zaldivar

Michael Zaleski

Gloria Zeng

Dong Zhang

Youhua Zhang

Zhida Zhida

W. Paul Ziems

Holly Ziet

Katherine Zuliani

Hallie Y. Zwibel

New York Tech recognizes the individuals who have made generous donations through overall financial and/or estate planning.

Joshua E. Bienstock

Olaf Butchma

Bert J. Cunningham

Peter A. Ferentinos

The Florence M. Glaser Gift Giving Trust

Stanley Greenwald

Edward and Mireille Guiliano

Mark C. Hehl

George L. Kaufmann

David Krohn

Michael J. Merlo

John W. Pecic

John R. Sorrenti

Patrick J. Stringer

Peter Wozniuk

Financial Snapshot

The report below summarizes New York Tech’s financial performance for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024, with comparatives for the prior year. New York Tech concluded fiscal year 2024 with a net operating margin of $20 million (7% of total revenues) and $24 million added to total net assets. In addition to another balanced operating budget, New York Tech entered the second year of a $280 million capital and information technology redevelopment plan, directing financial resources to campus facilities, modernization of our IT systems and security, and investments in research programming. Utilizing its stable credit ratings, in spring 2024 New York Tech borrowed $100 million in tax-exempt bonds through the New York State Dormitory Authority to expand funding for academic and research spaces, infrastructure, and recreational facilities on the Long Island and New York City campuses. New York Tech also leased newly redeveloped academic spaces in Vancouver and student residence halls in New York City and Long Island. Management and the Board of Trustees provide attentive stewardship to the university’s financial health and resources, ensuring sustainable funding for future operating and capital needs and achievement of new mission-driven goals.

Balance Sheet Summary

Income Statement Summary

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Catherine A. Allen

Founder and Chief Executive Officer The Santa Fe Group

Andrew Berner

President Jetton General Contracting

Humayun “Hank” Chaudhry (D.O. ’91)

President and Chief Executive Officer Federation of State Medical Boards of the United States

Domenick Chieco (B.S. ’89) Co-chair, Board of Directors Milrose Consultants

Philip Fasano* (B.S. ’80) Chief Executive Officer Recuro Health

Peter A. Ferentinos Chief Executive Officer Qualco Inc.

Daniel Ferrara, FACEP (D.O. ’86) (Vice Chair)

Henry C. Foley, Ph.D. President New York Institute of Technology

Hon. Angela G. Iannacci

Associate Justice, Appellate Division Second Judicial Department New York State Supreme Court

Henry Iervolino (B.S. ’82)

President and Chief Executive Officer HJI Real Estate Management, LLC

Santhosh I. Keshavan

Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer Voya Financial

John R. Keville (B.S. ’88) Managing Partner Sheppard Mullin

Michael J. Merlo ( Vice Chair) Former Chief Credit Officer Signature Bank

Ted Moudis (B.S. ’80)

Founder and Senior Principal Ted Moudis Associates

Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy (D.O. ’99)

President and Chief Executive Officer Catholic Health

Monte N. Redman (B.S. ’81)

Former President and Chief Executive Officer Astoria Bank

Peter J. Romano (B.Arch. ’76) (Chair) President

Peter J. Romano & Company

Kevin D. Silva*

Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Voya Financial

Thomas Van Laan (M.B.A. ’84) Chief Executive Officer CloudCalc, Inc.

Deborah Verderame (B.Arch. ’83) Principal Verderame | Cale architecture pllc

Debra Vogel (A.A.S. ’85) President and Chief Executive Officer Paradigm Management, LLC

Robert A. Wild, Esq. Chairman/Founding Partner Garfunkel Wild, PC

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

Jerry Balentine, D.O., FACOEP, FACEP

Provost and Executive Vice President

Catherine R. Flickinger, J.D.

General Counsel and Vice President for Human Resources

Brian Harper, M.D., M.P.H.

Vice President for Equity and Inclusion and Chief Medical Officer

Barbara J. Holahan, M.B.A. , CPA Vice President for Financial Affairs, Chief Financial Officer, and Treasurer

Patrick Minson, Ed.D. Vice President for Development, Alumni Relations, and External Affairs

Donald Booth, R.A. (B.S. ’91) Vice President for Capital Planning and Facilities

Joseph Posillico, Ed.D. , CPA Vice President for Enrollment Management and Strategic Communications

Pennie Turgeon, M.B.A.

Vice President for Information Technology, Chief Information Officer, and Chief Information Security Officer

ACADEMIC DEANS

Maria R. Perbellini, M.Arch. School of Architecture and Design

Charles N. Moore, Ph.D. College of Arts and Sciences

Babak D. Beheshti, Ph.D. College of Engineering and Computing Sciences

Jaishankar Ganesh, Ph.D. School of Management

Nicole Wadsworth, D.O., FACOEP, FACEP College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Health Professions (Interim Dean)

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• You and/or a loved one will receive a fixed lifetime income

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• You can earn an income tax deduction

All while helping to support tomorrow’s leaders, creators, inventors, and healers.

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