Launching Leaders: 2016 Prep for Prep Annual Report

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LEADERS 2016 ANN UAL RE PORT

mission Prep for Prep is a long-term investment strategy to develop the leadership potential of able young people from segments of society grossly under-represented in the leadership pool from which all of our major institutions draw. By expanding the nation’s leadership resources, we aim to impact indirectly on a set of inter-related problems that threaten to rend our society.

The Prep Community includes over 4,500 students and alumni.

M E S SAG E F RO M TH E C H I E F E X ECU TIV E

Dear Friends, For nearly 40 years, Prep for Prep has propelled thousands of New York City’s most promising young people of color on the path to success. The program’s ability to create young leaders has been a constant.

What has changed dramatically in recent years, however, is how the path to success has been redefined.

Equipped with fresh ideas and passion, more and more Prep alums are choosing to create their own ventures, going to work at companies far younger than Prep itself, or pursuing careers in sectors of the economy that were unheard of even ten years ago.

It turns out that offering a superior education and life-changing opportunities to our students at an early age has imbued them with a creative, technical, and entrepreneurial verve that is well suited to the new economy. The following pages give just a few examples of the many ways Prep is launching leaders into a changed world of technology, education, real estate, and socially responsible startups.

While it is inspiring to watch Prep students and alumni assume leadership positions in a rapidly changing world, I am equally reassured by something that has not changed at all: the unflagging support of our donors, independent school partners, colleges, and employers. Thank you for being agents of social change at a time when our society needs transformation more than ever.

With gratitude,

Aileen C. Hefferren

H I G H L I G H T S O F F I S C A L Y E A R 2 016

$4.2 million Fundraising: This year’s Lilac Ball Honoree Jeff T. Blau, CEO of Related Companies, helped set three records at the event: greatest attendance, most funds ever raised by an Honoree, and an all-time high of $4.2 million raised (net) in total.

Internships: With doors opened by Prep Trustees and alums, a record 364 of Prep’s high school and college students earned competitive summer internships at leading employers in New York and across the country. (See pages 12 to 15.)

364 internships

Leadership: Prep welcomed two new members to its Executive Staff: Our Director of Admissions, Johanna Rodriguez, comes to us from Poly Prep Country Day School where she was Director of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid. Our new Director of Counseling is Prep alum Jackson Collins (XII), formerly Upper School Dean of Students and Associate Head of the Upper School at The Shipley School.

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We can help bring wealth back to the communities that deserve it the most. I am changing what a developer is supposed to look like and encouraging local residents to build generational wealth.

— David Alade (XXI/Dalton ’05, Columbia ’09) Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Century Partners — an innovative housing development company where community members invest in the revitalization of their own neighborhoods

PHOTO BY AMY SACK A

DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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PHOTO BY JAY SAVULICH

Prep educates leaders who can transform their own lives and uplift their families and communities. I founded this school on those same principles.

— Samona Joe Tait (II/Horace Mann ’86, Penn ’90) MEd, Penn ’91; MS/EdD, Harvard ’00 Founding Principal, Inwood Early College for Health and Information Technologies — a high school that integrates academic rigor and workforce preparation; students can graduate with a technology-related Associate’s Degree NEW YORK, NEW YORK

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PHOTO BY ROD SEARCEY

A Prep for Prep college panel helped me realize I can channel my love of math, physics, and programming into an engineering career.

— Eleazar Vega-Gonzalez (P9 XVII/Andover ’08, Carnegie Mellon ’12) Co-Founder, Reduced Energy Microsystems — a fabless semiconductor startup that uses asynchronous design to build more power-efficient computer processors.

The company was part of the prestigious startup incubator program Y Combinator.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

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Prep was instrumental in developing my entrepreneurial spirit, especially in connecting me with engineering and banking internships.

— Milton Syed (P9 XXIII/Exeter ’14, Harvard) Co-Founder, UpSolve — a tech platform that automates bankruptcy filing for low-income individuals. It won first place at Harvard’s i3 Innovation Challenge in the social sector division and is on track to clear $1 million of debt for its clients.

PHOTO BY PATRICK O’CONNOR

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

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journey

THE PREP FOR PREP JOURNEY

STUDENTS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

T R A N S I T I O N TO I N D E P E N D E N T S C H O O L S

TA L E N T S E A R C H

P R E P A R AT O RY C O M P O N E N T

Each year, over 750 New York City public schools nominate their top students of color for admission to Prep for Prep.

Rising sixth-graders in Prep for Prep and eighth-graders in PREP 9 undergo a rigorous 14-month course of study spanning two intensive summer sessions as well as afterschool Wednesday and all-day Saturday classes during the intervening school year to increase their academic and social preparedness for independent school.

• Nearly 6,000 candidates who scored in the 90+ percentile on statewide English Language Arts and Math tests are nominated by their public schools.

• Based on Prep’s initial testing, over 1,200 students progress to individual IQ testing, teacher recommendations, and interviews.

• Roughly 125 candidates are accepted into Prep for Prep (fifth-graders for day school placement) and 75 are accepted into PREP 9 (seventh-graders for boarding school placement).

• Prep’s rigorous academic program includes History, Research Skills, Literature, Writing Skills, Laboratory Science, Mathematics, and Latin.

• The average Preparatory Component class size is 14 students.

• Older Prep students serve as Advisors to help guide new students through the program.

• Teachers are drawn from leading independent and public schools.

P L AC E M E NT All students who successfully complete the Preparatory Component (typically 75% of admitted students) are placed in day schools (as seventh-graders) or boarding schools (as ninth-graders).

• Forty day schools and 12 boarding schools reserve places for qualified applicants.

• Each student visits with five independent schools.

• Prep staff assists families with applications and financial aid forms.

• Our independent school partners annually commit over $30 million in financial aid to our students.

STUDENTS IN INDEPENDENT DAY A N D B OA R D I N G S C H O O L S

S T U D E N T S I N CO L L E G E

CO L L E G E G R A D UAT E S

COUNSELING

A LU M N I A F FA I R S

Prep monitors the academic and personal progress of each student in grades 7–12 through monthly meetings with Prep counselors — young people of color who themselves are graduates of selective colleges.

The Undergraduate Affairs office provides counseling services to Prep college students. Services include:

The opportunities, events, and networking open to alumni strengthen and nurture their achievements and contributions to society, while keeping them active in the Prep Community.

Alumni Affairs provides:

• Individual counselors assigned to every student and available to every parent • Weekly social and cultural activities for middle school students • Tutoring, if needed • A student emergency fund • Transition-to-college retreats and workshops

O P P O RT U N I T I E S A considerable array of Leadership Development Opportunities broadens our students’ aspirations, increases their awareness of life’s possibilities, and builds a stronger sense of self. Prep students participate in:

• Networking events, reunions, and social gatherings • Professional development workshops • Monthly newsletters and job listings • Alumni Giving Campaign • Opportunities to volunteer at Prep

• Internships • Career seminars and professional skills workshops • Entrepreneurship institute • Travel abroad programs • Public policy and community service projects • College and financial aid counseling, SAT preparation, and college trips • Leadership curriculum

In addition to all of the programs above, Prep shares its best practices with like-minded organizations and individuals through an initiative called Smart Connections, through which Prep has indirectly impacted another 250,000 young people worldwide.

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opportunities

364 internships

Over the past fifteen years, Prep’s summer internship program grew from 182 students placed in 2001 to 364 students placed in 2016.

The hundreds of opportunities offered to Prep students each year expand their horizons and ambitions.

INTERNSHIPS Prep for Prep is deeply indebted to the following corporations, nonprofits, and government offices, which provided a record 364 internships and professional opportunities to Prep’s high school and college students during the summer of 2016. These internships equip our students with valuable experience, marketable skills, and exposure to a variety of fields. If you would like to offer a summer internship to a Prep high school or college student, please contact Professional_Advancement@prepforprep.org.

E M P LOY E R S

INTERNS

32BJ SEIU Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Alfred Dunner Allen & Company

1 1 1 1

All Star Code

4

Alpine Capital Bank

3

AOL 6 Aon 1 Big Beach 1 BlackRock 1

Bloomberg L.P. Bloomberg Philanthropies

19 10

Bolton-St. Johns 1 Book & Plow Farm 1 Brennan Center for Justice 1 Office of Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer 3 The Brick Church 1 Bronx Charter School for the Arts 1 Bronx Museum of the Arts 1 Brooklyn Conservatory 1 Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office 1 The Brooklyn Hospital Center 3 Brown University Department of Pediatrics 1 Business Insider 1 Cadre 1

CancerCare 4 Carter Burden Center for the Aging Center for Popular Democracy Center for Reproductive Rights

1 1 3

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INTERNS

Center for an Urban Future 1 Citi 2 CityRealty 2 Cogent 1 Colgate-Palmolive 1 Columbia Earth Institute 1 Columbia SPURS 3 Columbia University Department of Biomedical Engineering 1 Cravath, Swaine & Moore 3 CUNY School of Journalism 1 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute 1 Davis Polk & Wardwell 1 DDB Worldwide 1 Debevoise & Plimpton 2 Deutsch 1

Deutsche Bank

8

Office of Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. 1 Diller Scofidio + Renfro 1 The Doe Fund 1 DonorsChoose.org 1 Downtown Brooklyn Partnership 1 EPIX 2 The Equity Project Charter School 1 ESquared Hospitality 1 The Estée Lauder Companies 1 Ethical Culture Fieldston School 3 Evercore 1

Facebook 4 Families for Excellent Schools

1

Six years ago, I started a journey with Prep that allows me today to say I have worked at J.P. Morgan, lived abroad in France, studied entrepreneurship, and secured a marketing internship at Bloomberg.

— Cahleb Derry (P9 XXV/Hotchkiss ’16, Harvard)

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INTERNSHIPS

(CONTINUED)

INTERNS

E M P LOY E R S

INTERNS

Ferguson & Shamamian 1 Foundation Center 1 Foursquare 1 G Dental 1 Gibson Dunn 2 Office of New York State Senator Kirsten Gillibrand 1 Girls Who Code 3 Office of New York State Assembly Member Deborah Glick 2 Goldman Sachs 3 Goldsmith & Co. 1 Google 2 GO Project 2 Greater New York Hospital Association 1 Green Below 14 2 Greenhill 1 Handel Architects 1 Harlem Community Justice Center 1 Harlem RBI 2 Harlem Village Academies 1 Harvard Graduate School of Design 1 HBO 1 Henry Street Settlement 1 The HOPE Program 1 Hospital for Special Surgery 2 HR&A Advisors 1 The International Preschools 1 Ion Media 1 Jacmel 1 Jazz at Lincoln Center 2 JPB Foundation 1

Lincoln Center

2

J.P. Morgan 45 Kickstarter 5

Local Initiatives Support Corporation

11

Mark DeGarmo Dance 1 Matriculate 1 Maysles Institute 1 McKinsey & Company 1 MediaMath 1 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 1 Moody’s 2

Morgan Stanley Mount Sinai Hospital

7 6

NAACP 1 NASDAQ 1 National Network 1 NBA 2 NBCUniversal 2 New York Academy of Medicine 3 New York City Department of Consumer Affairs 2 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 2 New York City Mayor’s Office, Young Men’s Initiative 1 New York County District Attorney’s Office 2 New York Magazine 1

© 2016 NASDAQ, INC.

E M P LOY E R S

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates 1 Langan 1 Legal Information for Families Today 1 LIFT — New York 1

CAREER SEMINARS The Professional Advancement office hosted 20 career seminars this summer to expose Prep students to different industries.

Hosts included:

Prep Corporate Trustee Dale Allsopp (VII) and our IFE students rang Nasdaq’s Stock Market Closing Bell.

INSTITUTE FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP In 2016, 22 high school students completed Prep for Prep’s IFE, an intensive four-week course in the fundamentals of entrepreneurship.

Students created their own business plans with the help of veteran mentors at Google, and competed for seed money to invest in their businesses.

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E M P LOY E R S

INTERNS

The New York Mets 1 New York Public Library 2 New York Review of Books 1 New York State Office of the Attorney General 2 New York Stem Cell Foundation 1 Northeast Regional Alliance (NERA) MedPrep 1 Northwell Health 1 Northwestern REU 1 NY Midtown OB/GYN 1 One Girl 1 Oscar Health 1 Pandora 2 Park Avenue Armory 2 Parsons Brinckerhoff 1 Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison 1 Penguin Random House 2 Pentagram 1 Picasso Labs 1 Poets House 1 Princeton University Tiger Challenge 1 Proskauer Rose 1 Related Companies 3 Relay Graduate School of Education 1 Robert A.M. Stern Architects 1 Rothschild 1 Scholastic 1 Search and Care 1 SHoP Architects 1 Simpson Thacher & Bartlett 1 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom 1 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill 1 Snug Harbor Cultural Center 1

26%

E M P LOY E R S

INTERNS

SS+K 2 StoryCorps 1 Studio in a School 1 Success Academy 2 Sullivan & Cromwell 1

SUNY Downstate Medical Center

7

Office of Judge Laura Taylor Swain 1 Sylvia Center 1 TRIALS 1 TriStar 1 Twitter 1 Union Settlement 1 Univision 1 Vera Institute of Justice 1

Viacom 7 Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz 5 Wave Hill 1 Weill Cornell Medicine 1 Wells Fargo 2 Wild Bird Fund 1 Williams College Department of Biology 1 Williams College Department of Psychiatry 1 Willkie Farr & Gallagher 3 Winston Retail Solutions 2 WNYC 1 Wolf & Wilhelmine 1 Workman Publishing 1 World Science Festival 1 Office of New York State Assembly Member Keith L.T. Wright 1 Y&R 2

Percentage of internships having a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) focus, including tech roles in law firms, media companies, and nonprofits

CAMPS

T R AV E L A B ROA D

Prep for Prep appreciates the outstanding opportunities that the following camps offered to 60 Prep students during the summer of 2016. These “camperships� allow our students to attend the camps at low or no cost.

Prep for Prep is grateful to partner with Amigos de las Americas, Calder Classics, Experiment in International Living, Student Diplomacy Corps, and Yale Young Global Scholars, which provided 20 Prep students with opportunities to explore different cultures, learn languages, and perform valuable community service around the world.

Belvoir Terrace Birch Rock Camp Camp Betsey Cox Camp Nashoba North Camp Runoia Camp Sangamon Camp Tapawingo Camp Wawenock Chewonki Camp for Boys Christadora Manice Education Center

Frost Valley YMCA Kabeyun Kamp Kohut Netop Summer Camp Songadeewin of Keewaydin Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts Waukeela Camp for Girls Wohelo Camps Wyonegonic Camp

Albania

Dominican Republic

France

Italy

Japan

Mexico

Nicaragua

Panama

Singapore

South Africa

South Korea

Spain

Uruguay

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enrollment

INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

Students Enrolled and Graduated as of October 2016

DAY SCHOOL S

DAY SCHOOL S ENR GRD

BOARDING SCHOOL S

(continued)

ENR GRD

(continued)

ENR GRD

Allen-Stevenson 6 110 St. Bernard’s 3 73 Eaglebrook 12 Avenues 10 Saint David’s 5 61 Emma Willard 1 15 Bank Street 2 21 St. Hilda’s & St. Hugh’s 2 2 Ethel Walker 5 Berkeley Carroll 21 50 St. Luke’s 4 47 Fay 3 25 Birch Wathen Lenox 37 Spence 23 97 Fessenden 8 Brearley 17 139 Speyer 3 Groton 2 12 Brooklyn Friends 10 35 Staten Island Academy 9 Gunnery 4 Browning 10 50 Town 1 104 Indian Mountain 7 Buckley 7 47 Trevor Day 4 27 Kent 11 Buckley Country Day 1 4 Trinity 44 236 Lawrence Academy 2 Calhoun 6 59 UNIS 1 Marvelwood 1 Cathedral 3 17 VCS 3 67 Masters 8 Chapin 16 97 Xavier 1 2 Millbrook 4 City & Country 5 York Prep 2 10 Miss Porter’s 1 11 Collegiate 18 143 Other Schools* 19 NMH 2 8 Columbia Prep 17 77 Oakwood Friends 2 Dalton 23 132 Oldfields 7 BOARDING SCHOOL S Dwight 5 Peddie 1 9 Dwight-Englewood 5 6 Pomfret 1 14 PREP 9 Consortium Schools Fieldston 18 143 St. Mark’s 5 Andover 27 127 Friends 7 74 St. Paul’s 14 Choate 16 114 Grace Church 18 61 St. Timothy’s 6 Deerfield 14 98 Hackley 4 40 Stony Brook School 7 Exeter 26 147 Hewitt 6 41 Suffield 2 3 Hill 14 21 Horace Mann 23 214 Tabor 1 17 Hotchkiss 14 82 Kew-Forest 4 17 Westminster 1 20 Lawrenceville 11 88 Léman 12 1 Westover 4 Loomis Chaffee 12 25 LREI 7 60 Williston 15 Middlesex 12 53 Mandell 4 12 Other Schools* 27 Milton 10 67 Manhattan Country 2 18 St. Andrew’s 10 64 Marymount 7 19 Taft 14 88 Nightingale 16 106 S U M M A RY Packer 20 92 Other Boarding Schools

ENR GRD Poly Prep 38 189 Berkshire 4 Day Schools 505 3131 RCDS 9 47 Blair 1 9 Boarding Schools 209 1295 Regis 1 2 Canterbury 1 16 Specialized High Schools † 5 95 Riverdale 8 98 Cardigan 7 Total 719 4521 Sacred Heart 7 33 Church Farm 3 Sacred Heart Greenwich 1 1 Concord 2 6 Saint Ann’s 25 75 Cushing 2 1 * No student currently enrolled and fewer than four graduates † Transfers to Specialized High Schools (Bronx Science, Brooklyn Tech, Hunter College HS, Stuyvesant)

When you’re faced with a challenge, that’s when you truly begin to learn.

— Zinaida Calixte (P9 XXVIII/Choate)

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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Students Enrolled and Graduated as of October 2016

M O S T CO M P E T I T I V E † (continued)

I V Y L E AG U E

Brown Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Penn Princeton Yale

ENR GRD

15 102 32 140 18 93 13 57 21 177 29 161 12 90 22 163

M O S T CO M P E T I T I V E † Amherst 21 101 Barnard 10 21 Bates 2 6 Binghamton 2 11 Boston College 14 35 Boston Univ.

4 17 Bowdoin 11 13 Brandeis 1 8 Bryn Mawr 5 Bucknell 8 13 Carnegie Mellon 5 15 Claremont McKenna 7 Colgate 11 30 Connecticut College 3 16 Davidson 5 21 Duke 5 61 Emory 7 16 Franklin & Marshall 7 15 Georgetown 8 61 George Washington 6 21 Hamilton 2 15 Haverford 6 16 Johns Hopkins 4 17 Kenyon 4 19 Lafayette 4 1 Lehigh 8 24 Macalester 3 13 Middlebury 9 26 MIT 3 25 Mount Holyoke 2 8 Northeastern 1 5

Northwestern NYU Oberlin Occidental Pitzer Pomona Reed Rice Smith Stanford Stony Brook Swarthmore Tufts UNC Chapel Hill Union Univ. of Chicago Univ. of Richmond Univ. of Rochester UVA Vanderbilt Vassar Villanova Wellesley Wesleyan West Point Williams Other Schools*

ENR GRD

4 18 14 64 5 18 4 11 1 4 5 29 3 8 1 7 3 11 4 45 2 11 1 20 6 60 2 25 1 9 1 10 4 12 4 10 2 35 1 14 1 31 2 5 3 24 32 178 1 5 15 68 12 30

H I G H LY CO M P E T I T I V E † American Bard Baruch Fordham Gettysburg Hobart & William Smith Sarah Lawrence Skidmore Trinity Univ. of Michigan Other Schools*

5 2 7 3 6 6 3 9 9 11 1 13 3 6 5 6 3 35 1 5 7 25

V E RY CO M P E T I T I V E † A N D OT H E R

ENR GRD

Allegheny 9 2 City College 8 11 CUNY (other) 18 24 Geneseo 1 4 Guilford 5 Howard 3 4 Hunter 6 30 Ithaca 4 1 Morehouse 2 4 Muhlenberg 4 18 New School 2 4 Queens 7 RIT 3 2 St. John’s Univ.

5 5 Spelman 7 SUNY (other) 14 26 Susquehanna 9 10 Syracuse 11 24 Washington Univ.

10 11 Other Schools* 44 109

S U M M A RY

ENR GRD

Ivy League Most Competitive Highly Competitive Very Competitive and Other

162 983 317 1417 50 121 153 308

TOTAL

682 2829

† Categories as defined by Barron’s 2017 Profiles of American Colleges * Fewer than five students enrolled and graduated

Lawyers, doctors, engineers — it’s amazing how a bunch of folks who started out as nerdy ten-year-olds are turning into game changers.

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— Amanda Boston (XXII/Poly Prep ’06, Duke ’10) MA, Duke ’12; PhD, Brown ’17

A L U M N I S U C C E S S B E YO N D C O L L E G E

TO P T E N M O S T AT T E N D E D C O L L E G E S Wesleyan Harvard Penn

32 178 21 177 29 161

Yale

22 163

Columbia

32 140

Amherst

21 101

Brown

15 102

Cornell

18 93

210 198 190 185 172

122 117 111 102 83

Princeton 12 90 Williams 15 68

ALUM SPOTLIGHT: Richard Anantua (XXIII/Packer ’02, Stuyvesant ’06, Yale ’10) MS, Stanford ’13; EdM, Harvard ’14; PhD, Stanford ’16 is a Postdoctoral Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Astronomy Department.

He earned a PhD in theoretical physics under astrophysicist Roger Blandford, FRS, and has been published in numerous peer-reviewed scientific journals.

TO P G R A D UAT E S C H O O L S

graduated from Ivy League schools.

Columbia NYU Harvard Penn Fordham Yale

TO P A DVA N C E D D E G R E E S *

TO P E M P LOY E R S

ENROLLED

Nearly

GRADUATED

TOTAL

90% of Prep’s 2,829 college graduates have earned their 35% have

degrees from the most competitive colleges in the country;

461 MAs/MSs 274 JDs 191 MBAs 116 MDs 114 PhDs/EdDs 64 MEds 36 MFAs 36 M SWs

* Includes current degree candidates

TO P I N D U S T R I E S 475 Business (Non-Manufacturing) 470 Education 341 Finance 191 Health Care 161 Arts, Entertainment, Sports 156 Technology 155 L aw 147 Communications 142 Government 115 Business (Manufacturing)

NYC Department of Education J.P. Morgan Google Columbia University Goldman, Sachs & Co Morgan Stanley Citi Comcast Achievement First Credit Suisse Disney PwC KIPP New York University Time Warner Inc. EY Prep for Prep American Express Bank of America Corporation Bloomberg L.P. Creative Artists Agency Moody’s NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Viacom

129 117 78 73 38 32

59 23 20 18 12 12 11 11 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

As of October 2016

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financial activities

YE AR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016

Board Temporarily Permanently Total

Unrestricted Designated Restricted Restricted All Funds S U P P O RT A N D R E V E N U E Fund Fund Fund Fund 2016 Foundations Corporations Individuals

$948,672

$92,500

$1,041,172

369,731

197,150

566,881

3,540,636

Alumni Giving Campaign

460,147

Lilac Ball, Net of Direct Expenses of $390,980 In-kind Contributions Other Subtotal

Net Assets Released from Restrictions

Total Support and Revenue

10,000

3,787,901

53,240

513,387

162,311

24,977

187,288

4,188,123

2,500

4,190,623

295,860

295,860

Dividend and Interest Income

237,265

8,722

8,722

9,811,891

162,311

607,632

10,000

10,591,834

1,238,860

(1,238,860)

$11,050,751

$162,311

($631,228)

$10,000

$10,591,834

EXPENSES P RO G R A M S E RV I C E S Talent Search

1,336,977

1,336,977

Academic Programs

3,268,026

3,268,026

Counseling 2,106,530 2,106,530 Leadership Development Opportunities Smart Connections

Subtotal

S U P P O RT I N G S E RV I C E S Administration

214,729 9,067,272

2,141,010 214,729

9,067,271

968,705 968,705

Fundraising

2,141,010

1,141,715 1,141,715 2,110,420

2,110,420

Total Expenses

11,177,692

11,177,692

Change in Net Assets before Change in Value of Investments

(126,941)

162,311

(631,228)

10,000

(585,858)

(95,340)

(1,966,614)

Subtotal

Net Realized/Unrealized Gain on Investments

(1,871,274)

Release of Endowment

231,198

(162,311)

(68,887)

Changes in Net Assets

104,257

(1,871,274)

(795,455)

10,000

Net Assets at Beginning of Year

6,131,397

34,937,158

2,260,296

Net Assets at End of Year

$6,235,654

$33,065,884

$1,464,841

1,248,247

0 (2,552,472) 44,577,098

$1,258,247 $42,024,626

The complete annual audited f inancial statements and report to the NY State Division of Charities are available in our off ice for review.

Prep has taught me its values: how to strive for excellence and integrity, how to really commit to something, and to be courageous while doing it.

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— Roberto Maldonado (XXXVIII/Collegiate)

development

F I S C A L Y E A R 2 016 OV E RV I E W

Prep for Prep is deeply fortunate to have so many dedicated and generous supporters. As an organization that receives no government support and charges no tuition, Prep relies entirely on the many individual, foundation, and corporate donors who sustain our efforts each year. On behalf of the over 4,500 students and alumni in the Prep Community, thank you.

We are especially grateful for the leadership and extraordinary generosity of our Board of Trustees.

Their investment in Prep over the past 38 years has shaped the program into the success it is today.

The following section of the Annual Report acknowledges contributions of $1,000 or more attributed to Fiscal Year 2016 (July 1, 2015–June 30, 2016).

TOTA L O P E R AT I N G S U P P O RT A N D R E V E N U E — $10 , 693 , 6 55

$ 4,108,000 Lilac Ball* $ 4,062,601 Individuals $1,354,172 Foundations $570,731 Corporations $520,542 Alumni Giving Campaign

(Given and Raised) $77,609 Permanently Restricted Endowment Draw & Other Income

* Net of Direct Expenses of $390,980 and Indirect Expenses of $130,730

TOTA L E X P E N S E S — $10 , 7 51,101

$3,259,780 Academic Programs $2,084,549 Counseling $2,014,593 Leadership Development Opportunities $1,331,129 Talent Search $1,010,378 Fundraising $836,184 Administration $214,488 Smart Connections

Note: The above figures differ from those presented in the Unrestricted Fund/Operating column on the opposite page. Income lines above include contributions pledged in previous years but designated for FY ’16 (assets released from temporary restrictions) and income and investment gains released as a draw on Permanently Restricted Endowment. Moreover, income and expense lines above have been reduced by the indirect expenses of the Lilac Ball and in-kind contributions.

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alumni

IN THE INAUGUR AL YEAR OF PREP FOR PREP’S ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, our alumni forged deeper ties to the organization and each other. Alums shared their views via an online survey, attended nearly 40 events, increased their volunteerism in every area of the program, and generously supported the Alumni Giving Campaign. A revamped newsletter, new alumni calendar, and a volunteer portal increased the flow of information.

The Alumni Council worked with Prep staff to introduce innovative programming such as the Prep for Life online coaching seminar, A Roof Overhead first-time homebuyers event, Alumni Basketball Classic, Summer Soirée, financial literacy program, and three-city Summer Family Picnics. Lively interest groups such as the Prep Arts Initiative and Prep in Real Estate met to exchange ideas and plan events.

In the following pages, Prep commends the more than 1,000 alumni who contributed financially this past fiscal year.

ALUMNI COUNCIL

TRUSTEES

Leadership and Alumni Trustees Leslie-Bernard Joseph (P9 XI) President Anne-Carmene Almonord (XV) Chair, Fundraising Committee Vaughn Caldon (XI) Chair, Personal & Professional Development Committee Jonathan Figueroa (P9 XV) Chair, Community Engagement Committee

Dale Allsopp (VII), Corporate Trustee from Google Sue Meng (XV), Corporate Trustee from Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Members Aimionoizomo “Momo” Akade (P9 IX) Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) Gloria S. Chan (XIV) Ellen W. Chu (XXIII) Zachary Hamed (XXVI) Annika Lescott (P9 XV) Ezequiel Minaya (V)

We are grateful to outgoing Trustee Ciatta Z. Baysah (P9 VI) for her service.

A S S O C I AT E S C O U N C I L M E M B E R S Kevin Otero (XII), Co-Chair Franklin Amoo (XIV) Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) Andre Benjamin (XIV) Jerry Bright (IX) Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II) Ed Poteat (VI) Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) Tameka Watler Koney (XVIII) Karen Young (IV) We are grateful to outgoing Associates Council members Nicole Isaac (XII), Priscilla Morales (XII), and Helen Ogbara Reeves (XVII) for their service.

PA RT I C I PAT I O N

DONORS

AMOUNT GIVEN

AMOUNT R AISED from outside sources

36%

1,021

$231,859

$244,215

of all college graduates

L I L AC B A L L

142

alums attended

INTERNSHIPS secured by Prep alums

49%

of all opportunities

T W E N T Y- F I R S T A N N UA L A LU M N I G I V I N G C A M PA I G N

ALUMNI GIVING COMMITTEE Ciatta Z. Baysah (P9 VI), Chair Sheila R. Adams (P9 X) Anne-Carmene Almonord (XV) Shellonda Anderson (P9 XV) Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) Esther Cajuste (P9 XI) Vaughn Caldon (XI) Ellen W. Chu (XXIII) Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II) Chevelle Dixon (XIX) Safiya Driskell (XXVIII) Diarra Edwards (XXV) Victoria Fernandez Wint (XVIII) Kayla Franceschi (XXVII) Charles Guerrero (V) Renata Henry (XXII) Elizabeth Jimenez (XXIV) Jing Jin (XXI) Leslie-Bernard Joseph (P9 XI) Freda Koomson (XX) Annika Lescott (P9 XV) Fabian McNally (P9 XIII) Douglas D. McPherson (XXI) Ezequiel Minaya (V) Etzerson Philitas (P9 XII) Amy Victoria Ramirez Rodriguez (XXII) Akim St. Omer (XVIII) Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) Paola Urgiles (LA I) Shantel Watters (XXI) Eng L. Wong (IX) Tony Yung (XII)

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Samona Joe Tait (II) Kevin Johnson (P9 IV) Sameea Kasim (XIV) ♦ Shenequa McLeod (P9 VIII) ♦ Nyssa Fajardo Lee (XV) & ♦ Sue Meng (XV) & Chris Lee Antonius Kufferath ♦ Ed Poteat (VI) Yvette Mercado Hammel (III) ♦ Karen Young (IV) ♦ Etzerson Philitas (P9 XII) Christopher Robles (XVIII) & A P O L LO S O C I E T Y Stephanie Robles ( $ 5,0 0 0 +) Kenneth Thompson (XXIV) ♦ Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) in memory of ♦ Andre Benjamin (XIV) & Grandfather Thompson Kerryann Benjamin Claudine Tomlinson (XIII) ♦ Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II) & ♦ Wayne Warner (XIX) Kwana Del Villar

Larry Welch (IX) ♦ Kevin Otero (XII) & ♦ Theresa Wong (VI) Laura Trainor

Melissa Gilmer-Cardone (IX) Charles Guerrero (V) ♦ Gary Guzman (X) ♦ Eric Gyasi (XVII) & Rae Gyasi ♦ Ernest Gyasi (XXI) ♦ Amina Harris Elderfield (XI) ♦ Jazmin A. Hogan (P9 VII) ♦ Ronda Jack (XIII) ♦ Beverly James (III) ♦ Christopher James (IX) ♦ Janelle James (XII) ♦ Kenya A. James (P9 II) ♦ Himayat Khan (IX) ♦ Kimberley Knowles (IV) ♦ Jamaal Lesane (X) Melissa Leyva-Vega (VIII) Amanda Loyola (XXVI) ♦ Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) & ♦ Jessica Melendez Rodriguez (P9 IX), L E A D E R S H I P C I RC L E ♦ Joshua M. Rodriguez (P9 IX), Russ Hutchinson ( $ 5 0 0 + ) and The Rodriguez Family Yao Wang (XXI) ♦ Sheila R. Adams (P9 X) ♦ Wei-Kuo Miao (VI) ♦ Tameka Watler Koney (XVIII) & ♦ Ezequiel Minaya (V) Owuraka Koney Roshanie Adhin Ross (VIII) ♦ David O. Alade (XXI) ♦ Nordia Morris Edwards (XV) ♦ Anne-Carmene Almonord (XV) Linda Munro (XIV) L E G AC Y C I RC L E ♦ Adepeju Oduye (XVI) ( $ 2 , 50 0 +) Chidozie Alozie (XIII) ♦ Waldir Alvarez (P9 III) in memory of Dr. Adedoyin Oduye ♦ Dale Allsopp (VII) & ♦ Monica Rodriguez (P9 VI) ♦ Franklyn A. Arthur (III) Jacquelyn Allsopp in memory of Joan Scafidi Elliot Sanchez (P9 IV) Ivan Arzu (P9 III) ♦ Franklin Amoo (XIV) ♦ Miguel Sanchez (XVII) ♦ Jasen Bell (XX) ♦ Jerry Bright (IX) & ♦ Peter Santiago (IX) ♦ Jemina Bernard (IX) Patrice Reives-Bright ♦ Lev Steshenko (X) Zeudi Bernardo (IX) and ♦ Jhon Giraldo (X) ♦ La Toya Sutton (XVI) Ruby Bernardo ♦ Pang Lee (IX) in memory of Avery Man (IX) Omar M. Syed (P9 XVII) ♦ Donnell Butler (VII) David Lei (XXII) ♦ Jennifer D. Tait-James (P9 XIV) ♦ James E. Butler (P9 I) ♦ Helen Ogbara Reeves (XVII) & ♦ Quinnie Tan (XIII) ♦ Duane Callender (VI) Kevin Reeves ♦ Dionne Thomas Pulcinella (P9 III) ♦ Roald Richards (VII) ♦ Sherie Carnegie (P9 V) in honor of Peter Bordonaro Gaby Santana (XXII) & ♦ L’Quentus Thomas (X) Daniel Casey (XVI) Adam Goldstein ♦ Selby Chen (XIV) ♦ Na’eema Thompson (XVII) ♦ Omar Slowe (XIII) in memory of Miguel Vargas (P9 XVIII) ♦ Valentin Vasquez (IX) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) ♦ Cassandra Walters (P9 IX) in memory of Avery Man (IX) ♦ Tszyu Chen-Holmes (X) Raza Wani (XXV) ♦ Francine Chew (P9 V) ♦ Melanie Wilson-Taylor (XII) & BE THE DREAM SOCIETY ♦ Renée M. Chung (XVII) & ♦ Gerald Taylor (XII) Vinson Cunningham (XIX) ( $ 2 ,0 0 0 +) ♦ Eng L. Wong (IX) ♦ Yahonnes Cleary (P9 V) ♦ Eion D’Anjou (P9 X) in memory of Avery Man (IX) Jackson Collins (XII) ♦ Yu Wong (VI) ♦ Kenechi Igbokwe (P9 XIV) ♦ Anthony Wright (V) Nicole Isaac (XII) & Gabriel Bitol ♦ Angelique Cooper (P9 III) ♦ Kadeem Cooper (XXII) ♦ Vance Young (VI) ♦ Steve Lee (XV) Tatiana Cordoba (XVI) ♦ Tony Yung (XII) ♦ Christopher Richardson (V) ♦ Cristina Cruz-Calderon (VII) & ♦ Shawn Rose (XIV) Anonymous Craig Calderon Angela Yee (IX) ♦ Gabriel Cuthbert (P9 XI) L I L AC C LU B The Dao Family: ( $ 250 +) F O U N D E R’ S C LU B ♦ Gia Phu Dao (VII); ( $ 1, 0 0 0 + ) Cary Aarons (X) ♦ Gia Thang Dao (X); ♦ Victor O. Amoo (XVII) Yesenia Aguilar (LA I) ♦ Gianghia Nar Dao (XI); ♦ William Dao (XIV) ♦ Donnell Bell (P9 V) Candida Aguilar-Salim (XIII) ♦ Chioma Ajoku (XVIII) ♦ Obadele Davis (P9 II) ♦ Diogenes Brito (XXIII) ♦ Ian Allen (XXII) ♦ Robert Brown (XVIII) Erica Dukes (II) ♦ Leconie Archer (P9 X) ♦ Nikita Dyer (XXII) ♦ Kristen Clarke (P9 II) ♦ Terri-Anne Davis-Merchant (XI) & Latasha Edwards (XII) Justin J. Bain (XXII) ♦ Anna Edwin (P9 XII) & Jackson Merchant Aissa Bautista (P9 XII) ♦ Edwin Velez (P9 XIII) ♦ Ciatta Z. Baysah (P9 VI) Malik Duncan (VII) in honor of Katy Bordonaro Darianne Elliott (P9 I) Paul Forbes (VIII) ♦ Theodore Fan (XX) ♦ Francis Idehen (P9 IV) & Shane K. Bennett (P9 II) & Family ♦ Diana C. Bernal (XX) ♦ Angel Ferrer, Jr. (VIII) Nicola Idehen ♦ Diahann Billings-Burford (VI) Dareema Jenkins Hughes (XVII) Sherra Forde-Kelly (P9 II) ♦ Marene Jennings (X) ♦ Deana Brown (XVIII) Gregory Francis (XVI) ♦

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS A Roof Overhead: First-time Homebuyers Event Missing Link: Financial Literacy Course Launch Event Prep for Life Online Coaching Seminars Prep/Hewitt School Alumni Reunion Spanning the Globe: Celebrating Prep’s Travel Abroad Programs Summer Family Picnics in New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. Young Alum Summer Soirée

Tate Carrera (P9 II) Alba Morales (P9 II) Inan Barrett (P9 XVII) ♦ Matthew Blackburn (XXVI) Andeliz N. Castillo (P9 X) Balfe Morrison (XXIV) ♦ Alfred Cazeau (XIV) & ♦ Glendaly Munoz Chukwuma (XVIII) Amanda Boston (XXII) Sishush Maru ♦ Michael Muscianesi (XVII) ♦ Rachelle Brignol Lerner (P9 XIII) ♦ Silvia Chan (XII) ♦ Betty Nhan (X) Joshua Byron-Cox (XXVIII) ♦ Daniele Chinea Shayegan (XI) Terence Nip (XXVI) Sharonda Callender Ware (X) The Claudio Family: ♦ Deborah Campbell (P9 XII) Kaitlin Oliveira (LA I) Thelma, Lope, Sonia Olivo Alfieri (P9 IX) & Edwige Cantave (P9 X) ♦ Christina (P9 XIII) & Craig Alfieri ♦ Christine Capota (XVIII) ♦ Olivia (P9 XVI) ♦ Gigi Parris (XVI) ♦ Cherell Carr Harris (VI) ♦ Miguel Correa (XII) Nicholas Patacsil (P9 XIII)

Alexangie Cepeda (XXV) ♦ Sherene Davidson (P9 XVI) ♦ Makonnen Payne (P9 I) Bill Chan (XI) ♦ Cheryl Dawson Kaba (P9 VIII) Ian Pearson (XXII) Gloria Chan (XIV) Imani Dawson (IX) ♦ Jasminee Persaud (IX) ♦ Ryan Chapoteau (P9 XIII) Tribe Called Curl Media ♦ ♦ Matthew Charity (VIII) in memory of Avery Man (IX) Sheldon Philp (IV) Steve Pierre-Jean (XXVI) Carolyn Chica (P9 XVII) ♦ Edem Dzubey (XXIII) ♦ Racquel Quarless (XXII) Sandra Chow (XVI) Diarra Edwards (XXV) ♦ Joanne D. Quinones (IV) Ellen W. Chu (XXIII) Francisco Estrada (IX) ♦ Edward Remache (XI) ♦ Eryan Cobham (XIV) ♦ Jonathan “Figgy” Figueroa (P9 XV) ♦ Tashi Ridley (III) & David Moore ♦ Lizzette Colon (VII) ♦ Janelle Fouche (P9 XVI) Kayleigh Rogers-Torres (LA II) Michael A. Colon (IV) Shaundell Fullington (XVI) Gregory Rose (P9 XVII) Angela Lorena Coral (XX) ♦ Sherwyn Fullington (XIII) Kelly Salazar (XXIV) ♦ Akilah Crichlow (XXII) ♦ Jennifer Gomez (P9 XIII) ♦ Vagnes De La Rosa (VI) in honor of Peter Bordonaro ♦ Jamal Shipman (P9 XII) ♦ Randy Slaughter (P9 I) Andrea De Leon (XXVI) ♦ Wayne Gore (I) ♦ Leticia Smith-Evans Haynes (XI) ♦ Danielle Di Penti Gee (XVII) ♦ Renée Green (P9 X) Michael Tang (XIX) ♦ Julia Diaz (XVIII) ♦ Aliah Greene (VIII) ♦ Jonee Taylor-Johnson (P9 IV) in memory of ♦ Tawana Guillaume (P9 XII) & Samyka Harris-Edwin (XVIII) Devon Thompson (XXVI) Rean Griffith Gillian Wallace Noel (P9 VII) & Anna Duenas (LA I) Zachary Hamed (XXVI) ♦ William J. Eaves (P9 VII) Peter Noel ♦ James W. Harris III (XI) ♦ Graig Warner (XI) Meghan Elrington-Clayton (XIII) Melle Hock (XVIII) ♦ Clifford Emmanuel (XVIII) Tonette Williams (P9 VI) ♦ John Huang (VII) ♦ Kenneth Wong (XII) ♦ Karenne Eng (XVII) Gregston Hurdle (XXI) ♦ Michelle Wonsley (XIV) ♦ Victoria Fernandez Wint (XVIII) & ♦ Ginalysse Ingles (P9 XIV) Douglas Wint ♦ Yang Xu (XIX) Sheldon Jordan (P9 I) in memory of ♦ Fazal Yameen (P9 XI) ♦ Leslie-Bernard Joseph (P9 XI) Samyka Harris-Edwin (XVIII) in memory of ♦ Heather Kollar (P9 II) Elijah Frazier (XXIV) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) ♦ Franky Kong (I) & Jenni Kim ♦ Eddie Garcia II (XI) ♦ Robyn Young (VIII) Freda Koomson (XX) Renee Garrick (XXIV)

Anonymous (4) in honor of Gary Simons ♦ Kembey N. Gbarayor, Jr. (XV) Zuhairah La Mont Tillinghast (XI) Kai-Anasa George (VIII) T H E B ROW N S TO N E & Brad Tillinghast Jillian Getter (XX) S O C I E T Y ( $ 15 0 + ) The Langevine Family: ♦ Patrice Hall Lopez (XX) Avril Lighty Langevine (LA I) & Eugene Aarons-Cooke (XXV) N’Dea Hallett (P9 XX) ♦ Andrew Langevine (P9 XIII) Kimm Alfonso (VIII) ♦ Justin Huynh (XVIII) ♦ Karen LesPierre (I) Nicole Ansell (P9 IX) Ashaki Jacquet (P9 XVIII) ♦ Brian Leung (XV) ♦ Priscilla Aquino Garza (XIII) & Elizabeth Jimenez (XXIV) ♦ Brian Louie (P9 XVI) Jorge Garza ♦ Lee Khan (IX) in memory of Jonathan Louie (P9 XVI) ♦ Gina (Ying) Lam (IV) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Diana Marin (XXIII) ♦ Naima Jean Baker Garvin (XIII) ♦ Jazmine Leon-Wing (P9 VIII) Berta Matos (XV) ♦ Monica Liriano (XV) Ahmed Bakkar (P9 XVII) ♦ Jermaine McPherson (P9 VIII) Artesia Balthrop (XVII) Learah Lockhart (P9 XVII) ♦ Frances Messano (XIV) ♦ ♦

Luther Masanto (P9 XVII) Andrea Matos (V) ♦ Jennifer McEachern (P9 XI) ♦ Michelle Mejia (P9 VII) ♦ Joal Mendonsa (XVIII) in honor of Sheila Ruby Adams (P9 X) ♦ Benjamin Mensah (XXIII) ♦ Pascal Moise (XVIII) Katrina Moreno (XXIII) ♦ Shantel Moses (P9 II) in memory of Irene Moses Amanda Nazario (XXIII) Ikechi Ngwangwa (P9 XVI) Bianca Okolie (P9 XIX) George Ortega (XXV) ♦ Omayra Ortega (P9 V) ♦ Akil Pascal (XVI) ♦ Gawain Patterson (P9 XIV) ♦ Cesar Perez (V) ♦ Jamall Pollock (IX) Julia Quintanilla Ramirez (XXII) ♦ Amy Victoria Ramirez Rodriguez (XXII) Shanniece Reid Lewis (XXVI) Natasha Rivera (XXV) Shanina Robinson (P9 VII) ♦ Jason Rosado (VIII) ♦ Alex Ruiz (P9 II) Monique Saint-Louis Pearson (XV) & Lee Pearson (XVI) ♦ Allison Saunders (X) ♦ Kimika Sergeant (XIV) Kiany Smith (XXIII) ♦ Calvin Sung (XXI) ♦ Bo Tan (VI) in honor of Michael Lockett Aiysha Taylor (XIII) ♦ Kamla Topsey (XII) ♦ Tuong-Long Tsang (VII) ♦ Jeffrey Vargas (VII) ♦ Raymond Vega (VII) ♦ Randolph Vesprey (XIX) Larry Warner (IX) in memory of Avery Man (IX) Chrisanne Wilks (P9 IV) Jelani Williams (P9 XIX) John Williams (P9 XIX) Marlowe Williams (LA II) ♦ Angus Wong (XII) ♦ Sze-Yen Yan (XII) ♦ John Yi (XV) Lucia Zhou (XXIII) Anonymous (2)

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♦ Amiko Glasford (XIV) Guadalupe Gonzalez (XXVII) Tiffany Gooden (XIV) Janelle Abadia (XXII) Lana Abraham-Murawski (P9 II) ♦ Tamieka Goulbourne (P9 VI) Lynnette Green (XVII) Ingianni Acosta (XXI) Sofia Gutierrez (P9 X) ♦ Roberto Acosta (P9 X) Eileen Guzman (XXI) Abena Agyemang (P9 XII) Lina Guzman-Edwards (VI) ♦ Algeria Aljure (XV) & Olivia Harris (XXVII) Justus Morris ♦ Li Yun Alvarado (XV) & Sonje Hawkins (XIX) Michael A. Core Siobhan Honeyghan in memory of Gardner (P9 VII) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) and Gerren Hong (XXVI) Timothy Ruiz (XV) Ronnette Hope (XXIII) Aldun Andre (P9 XII) William Huang (XXIV) ♦ Patricia Arce (P9 V) ♦ Jeffrey Hudson (P9 III) ♦ Lionel Archille (X) Obinna Igbokwe (XXIV) ♦ Karen Ash (XV) ♦ Nicole Innis (IX) Joseph Ayala (V) Tushigt Iveelt (XXVI) Milana Baker (XXVI) ♦ Denise James-Manuel (V) Jared Banner (XIX) ♦ Alexander Jean (P9 VIII) ♦ Marsha Bannister Gadsden (XIX) Carlette Jennings (P9 VII) ♦ Delma Betancourt (P9 XVI) Alberto Jimenez, Jr. (XXIII) Joanna Bethencourt-Mason (III) Carlmais Johnson (XV) in memory of Emmanuel Johnson (XVI) Circe Bermudez Zamora (VII) Jade Johnson (XXIV) & Maxwell Bonnie (XVII) Alex James (XXI) ♦ Roosevelt Bowman (XI) ♦ Jessica Johnson-Cope (VIII) ♦ Stephanie Cabrera Esenwa (XIII) ♦ Gabriella Jones Casey (P9 XIV) ♦ Samantha Cai (XIX) Jean-Paul Jones (XII) ♦ Jacqueline Camilo Mendez (XIV) & Kevin Joseph (P9 XVII) Andy Mendez ♦ Tearon Joseph (P9 IV) ♦ Paula Campbell (X) Christina Jung (XXII) Sherika Campbell (XXV) Claire Kalambay (P9 XII) ♦ Robert Carrillo (P9 IV) Cherisse Keller (XVII) ♦ Lawrence Charles (P9 XII) ♦ Jamian Lai (VIII) Jane Chen (XXIV) William Lara (VIII) XiNing Chen (XIX) ♦ Theresa Lasbrey Peters (X) ♦ Gregory Cheung (XXIII) ♦ Henry H. Lau (XII) Thomas Chew (P9 VII) ♦ Joe Wing Lee (XVI) Chhay Chhun (XIV) Jose Leonor (XVIII) Sana Coleman Chriss (VI) & ♦ Jane Lok (XVIII) Jaron Chriss

Johanna D. Lopez Paraizo (P9 XIV) Daniela Conwell (P9 X) Raina Lopez (XXXI) Dania Cordova (XV) Stacy A. Lopez (P9 IV) ♦ Kim Cortes (P9 X) ♦ Tomas Lopez (XVIII) ♦ Frankie Cruz (I) Megan Lui (XXV) Patricia Cruz-Katz (V) Saif Madar (XII) ♦ Hajera Dehqanzada (XIX) Vincent McClendon (P9 XII) Edwin Diaz (P9 XVI) Davin McFarlane (P9 XIII) in memory of Fabian McNally (P9 XII) Ben Callinder (P9 XX) Douglas D. McPherson (XXI) Joy Dixon (XX) Crystal McQueen (P9 IX) Martin Duran (XIII) Chiniqua Milligan (XI) ♦ Sami Ellong (XIX) ♦ Natanya Mitchell (XII) ♦ Abelardo Fernandez (VIII) & ♦ Andres Morey (P9 VII) Charissa Fernandez Ayana Mortley (XXIV) Reynaldo Fernandez (VIII) ♦ Carminia Munoz (P9 XII) ♦ Jose Filpo (III) Nadjwa Norton (VIII) Jihan Forbes (XXII) Maxwell I. Nwaru Jr. (LA I) Nia Froome (XXVII) ♦ Nakia Ocampo (XI) Julian Fu (XXIII) in memory of ♦ Elbert Garcia (IX) and Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) the Garcia Family in memory of Avery Man (IX) Chi Offomah (XXIV) ♦ Sherrise Pond (P9 XI) Kenneth Gaye (P9 XV) ♦ Lexer Quamie Mayers (XI) ♦ Pamela Gee Chowayou (III) in memory of Maisha Gilyard-Dejean (IV) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) in memory of Prince

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Atiba Quintyne (P9 XI) Michael Rasalan (P9 II) Demetra Ray Caldwell (XIII) Farrah Ricketts (XXVI) Dunia Rkein (XX) Eric Rosas (XXV) ♦ Kwabena Safo-Agyekum (P9 XI) in memory of Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) ♦ Cicero Salmon III (P9 VI) & Janet Salmon ♦ Naved Sheikh (XV) Denueve Shepherd (XXV) ♦ Alain Silverio (V) Takis Simon (P9 IX) Bryan Small (P9 XI) Chelsea Smith (XIX) Joyce Smith (P9 XI) Arielle Snagg (XXV) ♦ Evette Stair (XVIII) Shaquinah Taylor (XIX) Erica Terry Derryck (VII) ♦ Amanda-Jane Thomas (XIX) ♦ Jimmy Tom (XI) Diana Torres Hawken (P9 VIII) Michael Torres (XX) Brandon Triminio (XXV) ♦ Renée S. Trotman (P9 X)

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Gennifer Tsoi (XXIV) Dale Um (XXIV) ♦ Paola Urgiles (LA I) Jorge Valcarcel (XI) ♦ Etienne Vazquez (XIX) & Sarah Ortiz-Elejalde Vazquez ♦ Seagram M. Villagomez (XI) ♦ Lisa Watson (XVII) Thomas Weng (XXVII) Cherrielyn Wilks (XIII) Maxine Williams Khan (XVIII) Rahil Williams (P9 II) Sadjada Wilson (XXV) Soun Lay Wong (VIII) ♦ William Wong (XXI) ♦ Lynman Woo (XXI) & Jonathan Merten in honor of Elisa Li (XXI) & Gus Lubin ♦ Taroo Yasuzawa (XIV) Jennifer Yee (XV) ♦ William Yee (VIII) ♦ Peggy Yih (V) & Chanland Roonprapunt Michael Zhang (XX) Mei Li Zhen (XVII) ♦ Minyu Zhou (XXI) Anonymous (2)

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Anansa Brayton (XV) Claire Brooks (XXIII) Amber Brown (LA II) Musa Abdul-Basser (XI) April Tamieka Browne (XX) Keren Abreu (XXVII) Amanda Bueno (XXI) Maya Acevedo (LA I) Sharese Bullock-Bailey (XII) & Adetutu Adekoya (P9 XVI) Monte Bailey ♦ Clarence Agbi (XXI) Malik Burke (P9 III) ♦ Terrence Agbi (P9 XVI) ♦ Tomica Burke (P9 X) Theodore Agbi (XXX)

Maxine Burkett (X) Theophilus Agbi (XXVII) ♦ Karin A. Burrell-Stinson (VII) ♦ Jenny I. Aguilar (LA II) Samuel Burwell (XXV) Kyle Aguilar (P9 XVIII) Jennifer Byrd (XVI) Fahima Ahmed (XVIII) Danielle Caban (XXIV) Amara Aja (P9 XVIII) Ralph Cabezas (XXIV) ♦ Odamea A. Akomah (P9 XIII) ♦ Esther B. Cajuste (P9 XI) Chidi Akusobi (XXIV) in memory of ♦ Jessica Alcantara (P9 XIII) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) in memory of Behanzin Callinder (P9 XX) Adrienne Calamanan (XVI) ♦ Vaughn Caldon (XI) Jody-Ann Allen (XX)

Jorge Xavier Camacho (XIX) ♦ Jeremy Allen-Arney (XXI) Philip Camille (P9 XVII) Karen Alonzo (XXIII) Ettrick Campbell (P9 II) Thomas Alston (XXII) Nicole Campbell (P9 V) Paul Alvarez (P9 XV) ♦ Ofoe Canacoo (X) Hanna Amanuel (XXVIII)

Marieugenia Cardenas (P9 XVI) Richard Anantua (XXIII) Carlos Martin Carle (XII) Anthony Anderson (XXIV) ♦ Daniela Carrasco (XXIII) ♦ Shellonda Anderson (P9 XV) Emerald Carter (P9 XV) ♦ Jaynemarie Enyonam Angbah (XIV) Kevin Carter (XX) in memory of Vanessa Carvajal (XXV) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Rhiannon Catapano (XXV) Ali Antoine (P9 XX) ♦ Marilyn Arenas (XV) Crystal Chalk (P9 XVII) Diana Arguello McCormick (LA I) Andre Charles (XVI) ♦ Andrea Armstong Wolff (P9 VII) Tamar Charles (XXII) Charmaine Charmant (P9 XIX) Brianna Arroyo (XXIX) Elie Chau (XXII) Brianna Atkinson (P9 XVII) ♦ Hubert Attale (VIII) Alena Chen (XVIII) Erica Cheung (XXV) Daveed Audel (XXIII) ♦ Aman Ayele-Gulte (P9 III) Michelle Chevalier (XV) Daniel Choi (XXIII) John Azubuike (P9 XVIII) Shirley Choicer (XXVIII) Frances Bajet (XX) Jeffrey Chung (XXVII) Diana Ballesteros (XXI) ♦ Omoshalewa Bamkole (LA II) Amaany Clarke (XXII) Roshelle Clarke (XXV) Nyelle Barley (XXVI) ♦ Kester Barrow (P9 XV) Barry Cleckley (P9 XVII) Andrenne Coleman (XXV) Akira Baruah (XXVIII) Angilique Coleman (XXV) Travis Bastian (P9 XVII) Janel Coleman (XXV) Deanne Battle (P9 VIII) Herbert Collado (VII) Maya Battle (XIX) Kimberly Beaton Kwabi (P9 XI) Christine Conwell (XXII) ♦ Jacqueline Corona (XIV) Jonathon Beckles (XXV) Carl Corvil (XXII) Sara C. Bedoya (XXIII) Steve Coupet (P9 XIV) Yannique Benitez (XXII) Heru Craig (XXIV) Toni Benjamin (XXV) Amaris Crawford (XXI) Ishma Best (XX) Lacarnly Creech (P9 XVI) Mina Beveney (XXIII) Claudia Cruz (P9 V) Malcolm Black (P9 XVII) Seliat Dairo (XXVII) Jodyann Blagrove (X) ♦ Stephanie Darand (XXIII) Alvin Blanco (XI) ♦ Angelina Darrisaw (XXI) Renny Blanco (XXIV) ♦ Jasmine Davila (X) ♦ Todd Anthony Blandino (P9 XII) ♦ Nichole Davis (XXII) Shane Boissiere (P9 XIX) Dasheeda Dawson (XII) Kyle Bolt (XVIII) ♦ Sonia Bonsu (XI) Senait Debesu (P9 XVII) in honor of Katy Bordonaro Ayana Delisser (XXIII) ♦ Michelle Bowling Roberts (VII) Maria Deno (XXV) Ayesha Brantley (XII) Henoch Derbew (XIX) Shannon Brathwaite (P9 XX) Kohiin Desravines (P9 XIX)

Daniel Diaz (II) James Ding (XXIV) Shanya Dingle (P9 V) ♦ Chevelle Dixon (XIX) Stuart Dixon (XX) Emma Dominguez (XXVII) Bryan Douge (P9 VIII) Andre Douglas (XXVII) Soyini Driskell (XX) Gabriella Durango (XXIV) Anthony Dzaba (P9 VIII) ♦ Nnaemeka Echebiri (XXI) ♦ Shaniquoa Elrington (XII) ♦ Shena Elrington (XVI) ♦ Nadjeda Estriplet (P9 XV) ♦ Jeffrey Fabre (P9 IX) Adrienne Favis (XXVII) Akilah Ffriend (P9 XIX) Amelia Figueira (P9 XX) Chanelle Figueroa (XVI) Darrell Fitzgerald (VI) Rachel Fletcher-Slater (P9 XXI) Richie Flores (XXV) ♦ Jason Forde (XIV) Kayla Franceschi (XXVII) ♦ Lorenzo Francis (XX) ♦ Samantha Franklin (XVIII) in memory of Samyka Harris-Edwin (XVIII) Sean Friday (XVIII) Stephanie Gaillou (P9 XVII) Zaida Garcia (XXVII) ♦ Mary C. Garvey (XVII) Kadeem Leon Gill (P9 XVI) ♦ Franci Girard (XX) BJ Glover (XXV) Tiffany Gomez (XXVI) Wilfredo Gomez (XXVII) Christopher Gonzalez (P9 XIII) Julian J. Gonzalez (P9 XV) Monica Gonzalez (XVI) Rosanny Gonzalez (P9 XVII) in honor of Joy McGann and Candice Clawson ♦ Liyana-Fatinah Aquil “Jocelyn M. Goode” (XVI) Brandon Gordon (XVII) Indira Goris (P9 IV) Lisa Gosine (XXVIII) Jordan Grant (XXIII) Karen Grant (IV) Rohan Grant (P9 X) ♦ Lycia Grant Alderin (XIV) Safiyah Greene (XVI) ♦ Duane Grell (XIX) ♦ Kaedon Grinnell (P9 IX) ♦ Cristin Guerrero (XII) Stacey Guerrero (XXIII) Steve Gunn, Jr. (P9 XV) Claudia Gunter (P9 IX) Esther Gutierrez (P9 XIV) ♦ Olivia Gutierrez Parkin (P9 VIII) Heidi Guzman (XXV) Lovia Gyarkye (XXVIII) Xiomara Hall (P9 I) Mattea Harmon (XIX) Justin Harmond (P9 XX) in memory of Ben Callinder (P9 XX)

Denzil Harris (P9 XVIII) Drexel Harris III (XX) ♦ Adrienne Harrison (P9 VI) Shakina Hawthorne (P9 XIX) Jeffrey Haynes (XIX) Anthony Henry (XXIV) Emily Henry (XXVI) in memory of Ben Callinder (P9 XX) James Henry (XVIII) Renata Henry (XXII) Amelia Hernandez (P9 VI) Juliana Hernandez (P9 XVII) Kenny Hernandez (P9 XIV) Vivian Hernandez (P9 XV) Aixsha Hiciano (XXIV) ♦ Isabel Hiciano (P9 XIV) Tennyson Hinds (XXIII) Eren Hock (XVII) Curtis Holden (P9 XVI) Tene Howard (XIII) Ricardo Howell (V) & Angela Howell and Lily and Levi Howell Maurice Hurd (P9 XX) Samantha Hyacinth (XXI) Kamisha Hyde (P9 XVII) ♦ Sandra Idehen (P9 X) Rechael Ikwuagwu (P9 XIX) ♦ Chidubem Iloabachie (P9 XII) ♦ Muriel Isaac (XVII) Sheya Jabouin (P9 XX) Aditi Jain (XXI) Keiana James (P9 XXI) Sherina Jardine (XXV) Zoe Jasper (VII) Marsha Jean-Charles (XXIII) Norly Jean-Charles (XXI) ♦ Shayna Jeffers (XVIII) Craig D. Jeffrey (IV) ♦ Jing Jin (XXI) Fatima Johnson (XXVII) ♦ Adrian Jones (XVII) Alexandra Jones (XXIV) Akinyele Jordan (XXVIII) Benjamin Joseph (XXII) ♦ Judith Joseph Jenkins (VII) in memory of Circe Bermudez Zamora (VII) Jovan Julien (XXIII) Efe Kabba (XXV) Justin Kaviar (XXI) Anthony Kayas (XII) ♦ Kevin Keith (XIX) Heather King (XXVI) ♦ Warren King (XX) Marie Kirton (XXIII) Florian Koenigsberger (XXVI) Shikah Kofie (P9 XIX) Gbambele Kone (XXV) Kafele R. Kossally (P9 XVIII) Nickeisha Kria (XXIV) ♦ Bali Kumar (XVIII) Steve Kwizera (P9 XVI) ♦ Paul LaBarbera (LA II) ♦ Niegel LaBorde (P9 III) Rudy Lamy (XXIV) Glenn Lashley (XIX) ♦ Ismail Lawal (P9 III) Launching

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Rachel Lawal (XII) Casey Noel (XIII) & Christopher Lawrence (P9 XVIII) Dr. Monique James ♦ Danielle Noel (XX) Sareve Lawson (XX) ♦ Andrea Naa Darkua Yuriel Layne (IX) Nortey (P9 XVI) in memory of Avery Man (IX) Tahira Norton (X) Iris Lee (XVIII) Rafael Nunez (XXII) Julia Lee (XXVI) Katrina Nusum Charles (V) Natasha Leitch Huggins (XIII) ♦ Chijioge Nwogu (P9 XV) in honor of Arthur Whitman Uchenna Nwogu (P9 XVII) Jennefer Lema (P9 XIX) ♦ Philip Odusote (P9 XII) ♦ Brienne Leon (P9 XI) ♦ Esosa Ogbahon (P9 VI) ♦ Annika Lescott (P9 XV) Osaze Ogbahon (XX) ♦ Elisa Li (XXI) Ikechi Ogbonna (XVIII) Christian Liendo (XXVII) Nicole Okai (P9 XIX) Paola Ligonde (P9 XIII) ♦ Amara Omeokwe (P9 XIII) Denise Liriano (XXIV) Vivienne Omura (III) ♦ Elise Lockamy (P9 XIV) Monzurat Oni (XXIV) ♦ Francis Lora (XV) Franklin Ordonez (P9 XIX) Nicolette Louissaint (XVIII) Daniel Ortega (XXVII) Victoria Lowe (XIX) ♦ Laura Ortiz (P9 XIII) Kevin Ma (P9 XXII) Eric Osorio (VIII) & ♦ Michael A. Makinde (XIX) Roberta Osorio in memory of ♦ Maria J. Maldonado (XX) Tem McKellar, Jr. (VIII) in memory of ♦ Dan-el Padilla Peralta (XVIII) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) Mandy Marcus (LA II) Caitlyn Pang (XXVII) May Mark (XX) Krystal Patrick (P9 XV) Julie Marmolejos (P9 VIII) Jeremy Paula (P9 XXII) ♦ Anika Martin (P9 XIII) Aaron Payne (P9 XIV) ♦ Dante Pearson (P9 XVII) Kimberley Martin (XV) Ariele Martinez (XXIV) Yando Peralta (XXIV) Johanna G. Martinez (VIII) Leticia Perez (XXIV) Amy Mascunana (P9 XIII) Lucia Perez (XXVI) Israel Matos (P9 XI) Valentina Perez (XXVII) Mirlina Matos Ragin (P9 X) Roland Persaud (LA II) ♦ Colinford King Mattis (P9 XV) Christopher Petrie (X) ♦ Evan Phail (XXV) Ngozi Max-Macarthy (P9 XX) Corey McBeth (VII) Justin Phillips (LA II) ♦ Malcolm Jordan Phillips (XIX) Stephanie McCalmon (XX) Camille J. McCaul Matlack (XVI) Niara Phillips (XXII) in honor of Beverly Callender ♦ J. Mario Philogene (XX) Janelle McDermoth (XXVI) Lissette Pichardo (P9 VII) & ♦ Monique McDermoth (P9 XIV) Brian Killeen Shari McKenzie (P9 XV) Aigner Picou (P9 XIX) Jahnelle McMillan (P9 XIV) Zuwena Plata (P9 XVIII) ♦ Joseph Mejia (V) Yizary Polanco (P9 XVIII) Christina Melvin-Dewees (P9 XV) ♦ Aiesha Powell (XXIII) ♦ Marie-Dumesle Mercier (XIX) Vince Powell-Newman (XXIII) ♦ Kimberly Middleton (XXII) ♦ Andrew Protain (XX) ♦ Alvaro Mon Cureno (LA II) Melissa Providence (XVIII) ♦ Cesar Montesano (VII) Jonathan Pulliza (XXI) in memory of Mona Quarless (XXIV) Circe Bermudez Zamora (VII) ♦ Luis E. Quero (P9 XV) Jennifer Moreno (XXIV) Amber Quinones (P9 XX) Karla Morey (XVIII) Melanie Quiroz (P9 XIX) Felicia-Wrae Morgan (P9 XX) ♦ Chavaughn Raines (XVII) Alvin Lewis Morton (XX) Sandhya Rajkumar (XXVI) Danielle Moseley (XVIII) Aisha Rajput (P9 XX) ♦ Jaleesa Murrell (P9 XV) Matthew Rey (XIX) Joseph Myrie (XXIV) ♦ Damaso Reyes (XII) Iriane Narcisse (P9 XIX) Joseph Reynolds (P9 XX) Sarai Narvaez (XXI) Amari Richardson (XX) Desmond Nation (P9 VII) Derron Richardson (XX) Mariama Ndiaye (XXIX) ♦ Shantell Richardson (P9 VIII) Michael Nelson (XXIV) John Riggins, Jr. (P9 XVII) ♦ Nichelle Nelson Miyakoshi (II) ♦ Jonathan Rivas (P9 XV) Justin Ng (XXV) Kenneth Rivera (LA II) ♦ Tiffany Ng (XXIII) ♦ Donna Rizzo (P9 XIII) Damiane Nickles (XXVII) Taylor Roberson (XVIII)

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♦ Manon Terrell (P9 X) Segacy Roberts (XXVI) in memory of Alexia Robinson (XVIII) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) Brandon Robinson (XXIII) Ayanna Thomas (P9 XX) Crystal Robinson (XXVIII) Christopher Rodriguez (P9 VIII) Charlene Thomas (XXIII) ♦ Gregory Thomas (P9 VII) JM Rodriguez (XXVI) Michael Thomas (XXIV) Theoko Danielle Lipton Thompson (XXIII) Rodriguez (P9 XVII) Malcolm Thompson (XXVIII) Loreana Rojas (P9 XII) Kristel Thompson-Bush (P9 X) Glamildi Rondon (XXIV) Akili Tommasino (XXI) Jennifer K. Rosado (VII) ♦ Sandra Toro (VII) Alex Rosario (XIX) Kilsy Torres Barnes (XVIII) Melissa Rosario (XXVI) Matthew Trammell (P9 XVIII) ♦ Lovey Roundtree Oliff (P9 VI) Ratiya Ruangsuwana Collins (V) Omar C. Tucker (XXIV) Jennifer Turnbull (P9 VII) ♦ Allison Ruiz Gonzaga (XIX) Ashley Tyson (XXII) Sybil St. Hilaire (XXIII) ♦ Catherine Ugarte (XII) ♦ Akim St. Omer (XVIII) Jennifer Ugarte (XIV) Ali Salas (XXV) Anne Marie Ugarte-Garcia (X) Marcel Salas (XXV) ♦ Christine Vasconez (P9 III) Afolabi Saliu (P9 XVI) ♦ Julian Vasquez (XXIII) Olakunle Saliu (XIX) ♦ Luis Vasquez (XIX) Cristina Sandoval (P9 IX) Eleazar Vega-Gonzalez (P9 XVII) Gabriella Sanes (P9 XX) ♦ Martha E. Vega-Gonzalez (P9 XIV) Jasmine Santana (P9 XXI) in honor of Peter Bordonaro Laurina Santi (XXVII) Nicholas Velazquez (XXIII) Carmen Santos (LA I) Katherine Vera (P9 XVIII) ♦ Syed Sayeed (XX) Tatiana Vera (P9 XX) Natasha Scantlebury (XXIV) Desiree Vodounon (P9 XVII) Davita Scarlett (XXII) Shaniece Walcott (VII) ♦ Alyssa Schlatmann (LA I) ♦ Nichole Walford (XXII) Christopher Scott (XXIII) Cheryl Walker (XXIV) Naledi Semela (XXII) Justine Washington (XXV) ♦ Fallon R. Serrette Soltau (XVIII) & Menelik Washington (P9 XVIII) ♦ Kevin Soltau (P9 VI) ♦ Vanessa Washington (P9 XIII) Kamika Shaw (XXVI) Darrien Watson (XXII) Kodi J. Shay (P9 IX) Jerald Watson (P9 XIX) Annie Shi (XXIV) ♦ Orlando Watson (P9 XV) ♦ Steven Shorte (IV) Sheree-Monique Watson (P9 V) Mujidat Shotonwa (XX) Nina Watson Johnson (XXVII) Maakeda Sinclair (P9 XXII) ♦ Benjamin Wei (XIX) ♦ Damali Slowe (XXII) Daniel Weng (XXIX) Shameeka Smalling (P9 VII) in honor of Rebecca Ervey Elaine Smith (XXIV) Alethea White (P9 XII) ♦ Tashonna Smith (VI) ♦ Anthony White (P9 XVI) Tricia Smith (X) Donovan Whitter (XXVII) Deonarine Soogrim (XXIV) Randy Wilkins (XIII) Taylor Sorillo (XXVI) Collin Williams (XXI) Jeancarlo Sotomayor (XXVII) in memory of Kenneth Ovalles ♦ Jamila Williams (XXI) Madeline Souffront-Garcia (IV) Lauren Williams (P9 XIII) Michael Williams (XXVII) Jarrod Sowell (P9 XV) Peter A. Williams, Jr. (VII) Rashaad Shae Spence (XXVI) Scott Williams (XIX) Jasmine Stovall (P9 XIX) Deidra Willis (P9 XVIII) Nekesa Straker (XIII) ♦ Nicole Wilson (P9 XIV) Angela Su (XXV) Brandon Winston (P9 XI) Lucy Sun (XX) Asia Witherspoon (P9 VII) ♦ Helal Syed (P9 XV) ♦ Melissa Wright (XIX) Javon Tai (P9 XX) Alexandra Wynn (P9 XVI) Joshua Talton (XXII) Alexis Wynn (P9 XVI) ♦ Daniel Tam-Claiborne (XXI) ♦ Sarah Yadali (P9 XIV) Benjamin Tan (XXVII) David Yan (XXVII) Karen Tappin Saunderson (IX) Jin Yan (XIX) Amethyst Tate (XXIV) David Yao (XIX) Jessica Taylor (XXI) Phil Yao (XXV) Ming-Toy Taylor (XXIV) ♦ Hao Hong Yiu (XXIII) Katrina Mae Teano (XXII) Erik Zambrano (P9 XVI) Dannette Tejeda (P9 XVIII) Anonymous (10) David F. Telfort (XXIV) Alexzandra Tellez (XXIV)

staff EXECUTIVE OFFICE † Aileen C. Hefferren Chief Executive

† Bridget Johnson

Associate Executive Director

Shelda Robinson

PREP 9 Preparatory Component Mark Hall Director

Senait Debesu (P9 XVII) Administrative Assistant

Interim Director of Human Resources

* Christine Sainvil, PhD

Celia Kokoris

* Michael Awad

Executive Assistant

TA L E N T S E A RC H † Johanna Rodriguez Director of Admissions

Jaliz Albanese

Admissions Off icer

Jayde Bennett

Admissions Off icer

Waleska Cabrera Admissions Off icer

Sammetra Daniels Admissions Off icer

Patrice Lopez (XX) Admissions Off icer

Summer Guidance Counselor School-Year Guidance Counselor

* Katherine Moran (P9 XXII) Head of the Summer Advisory System

COUNSELING † Jackson Collins (XII) Director of Counseling

Leigh Pomeranz Program Assistant

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Aisha Shah

Senior Post-Placement Counselor; Outplacement Manager

Ivan Tatis

Claudia Aviles

Senior Post-Placement Counselor; Financial Aid Manager

Thalia Emdin

Lelabari Giwa-Ojuri

LEADERSHIP D E V E LO P M E N T O P P O RT U N I T I E S † Charles Guerrero (V)

Director of Leadership Development Opportunities

Alumni Affairs Rachel McKie

Assistant Director of Data Management

Chevelle Dixon (XIX)

Alumni Affairs Coordinator

Michael O’Leary

Director of Leadership Development Projects

Justine Santana

Program Manager

FINANCE & A D M I N I S T R AT I O N † Sharon Madison

Vice President for Administration

College Guidance Cindy Perez

Grace Sutherin

Shari Fallis

Finance Assistant

Director of College Guidance Assistant Director of College Guidance

Professional Advancement Rebecca Ervey Director of Professional Advancement

Shera Kenney

Assistant Director of Professional Advancement

Ali Antoine (P9 XX)

Associate Director of Finance

Vanessa Rodriguez John Hutzler

Interim Director of Technology

Sha-Ron Wimbish Technology Associate

Maritza Castro-Rendón (XXI) Director of Operations

Fahim Hossain

Facilities Manager

Abena Dwamena

71st Street Receptionist

Professional Advancement Coordinator

Maria Guisado

Justin Hyacinth (XXII)

U N D E RG R A D UAT E A F FA I R S

† Nikole Smith

Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

O RG A N I Z AT I O N W I D E R E S O U RC E PERSONNEL

* Aiysha Taylor (XIII)

Yewande Salau

Director of Undergraduate Affairs * Michele Owens, PhD Senior Staff Psychologist Joy Green-McGann

Admissions Associate Admissions Assistant

AC A D E M I C P RO G R A M S Director of Academic Programs

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Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

Candice Clawson

Clinical Social Worker

Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

Undergraduate Affairs Off icer

Prep Preparatory Component Akintoye Moses

Janil Tejada

Undergraduate Affairs Off icer

Assistant Director

Marisela Sepúlveda Dean of Student Life

Silvia Valcarcel

Administrative Assistant

* Alyssa Fallesgon

Guidance Counselor

* Stephanie Fernandez (XXXII) Head of the Summer Advisory System

* Jared Lindo (XXXIII)

Assistant Head of the Summer Advisory System

* Ida Thomas (XXXII)

Assistant Head of the Summer Advisory System

Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

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Ibidayo Fayanju

Post-Placement Counselor, Upper School

Cassandra Valarezo

Post-Placement Counselor, Upper School

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Devin Duprey

Post-Placement Counselor, Boarding School

Danielle Montañez

Post-Placement Counselor, Boarding School

Amanda Vidal

Post-Placement Counselor, Boarding School

Jeremy Toulon

91st Street Receptionist

* Vincent Walker

Clinical Social Worker

E X T E R N A L A F FA I R S † Ed Boland

Vice President for External Affairs

Development Francesca Ryan

Director of Development

Sheryl George

Assistant Director of Development

Arlene Malave-Vazquez Associate Director of Data Management

Pamela Rykowski

Corporate & Foundation Relations Off icer

Sinéad Cloughley

Development Manager

Communications Annie Lee Assistant Director of Communications

As of October 2016 † Executive Staff * Part-Time Position ­­­Note: Roman numerals following a name denote a Prep for Prep or PREP 9 Contingent. All individuals listed this way are Prep Alumni.

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trustees B OA R D O F T RU S T E E S Martin Lipton

Chairman Emeritus Partner, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

John L. Vogelstein

Chairman Emeritus Special Limited Partner, Warburg Pincus; Chairman, New Providence Asset Management

Scott L. Bok

Chairman CEO, Greenhill & Co., LLC

Lisa Smith Cashin President

Daniel M. Neidich

E xecutive Vice President CEO, Dune Real Estate Partners

Frank K. Bynum, Jr. Vice President Managing Director, Kelso & Company

Anne Gilchrist Hall Vice President

James R. Maher

Vice President

Eric A. Rothfeld Vice President Chairman, REI Capital, LLC

John H. Hall, Esq.

Vice President & Secretar y Of Counsel, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Sue Meng (XV)

Vice President & Assistant Secretar y Associate, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Peter Anzalone

Vice President & Treasurer Partner, EY LLP

Arun Alagappan

Founder & President, Advantage Testing Inc. Advantage Testing Foundation

Herb Allen

President, Allen & Company LLC

John Allman*

Head of School, Trinity School

Dale Allsopp (VII)

Senior Finance Manager, Google

B OA R D O F T RU S T E E S A N D A S S O C I AT E S CO U N C I L

Ken Caplan

Global Chief Investment Officer & Senior Managing Director, Blackstone

Richard d’Albert

Principal & Co-CIO, Seer Capital Management

Danielle Danese

Pascal Desroches

Executive Vice President & CFO, Turner Broadcasting Systems, Inc.

Alexander R. Edlich Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company

John Eydenberg

Managing Director & Co-Head, Investment Banking Coverage and Advisory for the Americas, Deutsche Bank

Patricia Farman-Farmaian

Ronald E. Blaylock

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Chairman, Observatory Group LLC

Founder, City Lights Youth Theatre

Carl D. Harnick Leslie-Bernard Joseph (P9 XI) Associate, McKinsey & Company

Robin Krasny

Chairman, First Eagle Investment Management

CEO, MCR Development LLC

Jonathan Moses

Partner, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Jeannemarie O’Brien

Jorge Calderon Vaughn Caldon (XI)

Sandy Osborne

Managing Director, Kelso & Company

Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) Business Planning Manager, Anne Klein

Matthew Kann Associate, H.I.G. Capital

Colin Kennedy

Principal, Alder Hill Management LP

Jonathan Kohana

Wille Family Foundation

Valda Witt

Tameka Watler Koney (XVIII)

VMW Entertainment

Babak Yaghmaie Partner, Cooley LLP

Co - Chair

Kevin Otero (XII)

Co - Chair Senior Tax Counsel & Tax Director of Examinations, Litigation and Appeals, General Electric Company

Franklin Amoo (XIV)

Partner & Senior Principal, Aristeia Global Advisors, LLC

Executive Director, Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Director, Annual Giving, Jay L. Kriegel The Chapin School Senior Advisor, Andre Benjamin (XIV) The Related Companies LP Vice President, Frances G. Laserson Goldman, Sachs & Co. President, Benjamin R. Bernstein The Moody’s Foundation Principal, Laurence C. Leeds, Jr. RedSky Capital, LLC Chairman, Leo Bernstein Buckingham Capital Management Principal, James R. Levy Turtle Bay Partners, LLC Managing Director, Alex Biedermann Warburg Pincus Corporate Real Estate & Margaret Munzer Loeb Services Analyst, Goldman, Sachs & Co. Frank J. Loverro Managing Director, Jerry Bright (IX) Kelso & Company Michael Caperonis

Bridget Macaskill

Managing Director, JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Associate, Alternatives, AllianceBernstein L.P.

Erin F. Dillard

Myrna Greenberg

Senior Vice President, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.

Brian C. Wille

Jonathan Figueroa (P9 XV)

Marketing Associate Manager, PepsiCo

Partner, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

As of October 2016 * Ex Officio

Marisa Rose van Bokhorst Anita Volz Wien

A S S O C I AT E S C O U N C I L

Founder & Managing Partner, GenNx360 Capital Partners

Founder & CEO, Ballstar

Managing Director, Morgan Stanley

Senior Vice President, Stribling & Associates

R. Tyler Morse

Tsunami Foundation

William A. Shutzer

Peg Sullivan

Managing Director, Angelo, Gordon & Co.

Conor Bastable

Anson H. Beard

Frances Cashin Hodler Lawrence P. Holodak

Founder & CEO, Oxeon Partners

Elizabeth B. Dater

Vice Chairman, Asset Management, Credit Suisse Managing Member, Davidson Kempner Capital Management LLC

Trevor Price

Partner & Senior Managing Director, Evercore Partners

Managing Director, Global Head Public Sector, Correspondent Banking, Citi

Nicole Arnaboldi

Lewis Hart

Senior Vice President, Kekst & Company, Inc.

President, Callisto Capital Management, Inc.

Anne-Carmene Almonord (XV) Paula Karstens Mahoney Associate, Julie Monaco Arent Fox

Lissa Perlman

Indra Chandra

Managing Partner, Candlewood Investment Group

Alex Daniels

Principal, Fayerweather Capital Partners, LLC

Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II)

Internal Audit Managing Director, AIG Commercial Insurance

Senior Marketing Manager, American Express

Clement Kwan Founder, Beboe LLC

Joseph Lai

Associate Principal, McKinsey & Company

Mark H. Lewis

Senior Vice President, Senior Investment Management Consultant, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

James Maher Jr.

Principal, Harbor Road Holdings

Corinne Maloney

Managing Director, J.P. Morgan Private Bank

Jackie Meretsky Katharine M. Nadler

Director of Business Development & Partnerships, GLAMSQUAD

Eugene Nardelli Senior Analyst, King Street Capital

Ed Poteat (VI)

President & CEO, Carthage Advisors

Griffin Schroeder

Partner, Tiger Global Management

Benjamin Silver

Managing Director, Corvex Management

Shane Tiemann Principal, Veritas Capital

Adam Turteltaub

Partner, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Mathew Van Alstyne

Co-Founder & Managing Member, Odeon Capital Group LLC

Sherrie M. Vassallo

Patrick D. Dowd

Executive Director of Research, Sports Medicine, Hospital for Special Surgery

Timothy Erb

Natalie R. Williams

Analyst, King Street Capital

Managing Director, Allen & Company LLC

Courtney Goldsmith Co-Founder, Green Below 14

Adam S. Goldstein

Director, Columbia University Investment Management Company

Managing Director & General Counsel for Responsible Banking & Data, JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Karen Young (IV)

Senior Counsel, IBM Corporate Headquarters, IBM

Prep for Prep is grateful to retiring Trustees Ciatta Z. Baysah (P9 VI); Valentino D. Carlotti; Richard Reiss, Jr.; and Sandy Sirulnick; and Associates Council members Nicole Isaac (XII); Priscilla Morales (XII); and Helen Ogbara Reeves (XVII) for their service.

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