KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY 2017COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 1 2 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 by distinguished and award-winning faculty, who also conduct research and publish. And our dedicated staff never waver in their commitment to enhancing student success.

All of this hard work, progressive thinking, and dynamic innovation continue to attract national attention. Kingsborough has once again been identified as one of the top 50 community colleges in the nation by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, allowing us to compete for a top prize of one million dollars. We have also been named a Leader College by the national nonprofit Achieving the Dream. Some of the most exciting conversations on campus are about our relaunch of this initiative with a critical new focus on equity.

As we take pride in our achievements, we also honor the generosity of the many individuals and institutions who have invested in the future of our students. Last year more than 1,500 students received scholarships totaling over $798,000. A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Students who considered dropping out due to sudden crises at home were able to stay in school, thanks to student emergency grants underwritten Dear Friends by the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation. Other students struggling with chronic personal, financial of Kingsborough: or legal hardships were able to stay on track to graduate thanks to programs like Single Stop and I am very proud to share our 2016-2017 Annual SPARK, both funded by the Heckscher Foundation. Report with you. Many of the initiatives Our work doesn’t begin and end on campus. As the described in these pages were launched under only community college in Brooklyn, we want to the leadership of President Farley Herzek, make a difference in the neighborhoods where so who retired in August 2017. Like so many of many of our students were born and where many our students, President Herzek grew up in now work and raise families. We’re taking our focus Brooklyn and was the first in his family to on equity off campus— to high schools, libraries, graduate from college. We are grateful for his and health and human services organizations just years of service and inspiration. to start – to engage our community in collaboration, It is a privilege for me to take the helm as conversation, and innovation that can make our Kingsborough’s interim president. Although borough an even better place to live, work, and learn. this is a new role, I have been on campus for I thank you for your continued support and invite 30 years, helping students adjust to college you to join us in our new educational endeavor. life and achieve their dreams, as director of Through higher education, we can build a Freshmen Services and, most recently, as vice better Brooklyn. president of Student Affairs.

It is amazing to think that over a million students have taken classes here since we opened our doors in 1963. Our alumni enjoy rewarding careers in education, healthcare, engineering, law enforcement, science, technology, arts and entertainment – locally Peter M. Cohen and around the globe. Our courses are taught Interim President Achieving The Dream: A New Focus on Equity in Opportunities and Outcomes

ingsborough boasts one of the Akunvabey, director of Academic Affairs and Khighest graduation rates in co-director of the college’s Achieving the CUNY, and yet there are still too Dream (ATD) initiative. many students who never achieve ATD is a national movement championing their dream of a college degree. evidence-based improvements at community KCC faculty and staff are striving colleges that help more students succeed. Kingsborough is an ATD Leader College to find innovative ways to close this -- the only community college in New York achievement gap. State to earn that distinction. Kingsborough relaunched its ATD initiative in spring 2017 “We’ve learned that providing equal access with a new focus on overcoming opportunity to information and programs and resources gaps by identifying barriers to success and just isn’t enough,” says Christian Calienes, customizing campus support to provide the key associate director of Institutional Research resources each student needs. and Academic Assessment, noting this is especially true for students who have been Those barriers to success are nearly always deprived of opportunities. outside the student’s control; they include race, socioeconomic status, English proficiency, These students often struggle academically. and family or community wealth. “But if we They may live in poverty or live with can get them the kind of help and motivation disabilities. They may be students of color, and information they need, we know they can first-generation students, or children of succeed.” Ms. Akunvabey says. “Our students undocumented immigrants. “They have the prove that to us every day.” greatest distance to travel and the biggest barriers to overcome,” says Stephanie

4 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 The new focus on equity is spurring change across campus, Ms. Akunvabey says: “It’s changing the way we think. It’s changing the way we act and teach and learn from each other.” Subcommittees have been researching, discussing, and implementing new strategies to promote more equitable outcomes.

Peter Santiago, equity liaison for the ATD Student Success subcommittee, says equity discussions are already having a major impact on campus: “We’re setting aside time to be in conversation with each other about equity – not just the work we do, but how we do it. How often does that kind of dialogue happen? It’s extremely rewarding.”

“Equity requires us to look beyond the statistics,” adds Mr. Calienes. “Numbers tell us what is going on, but they don’t explain why. Equity work asks us to dig deeper, be more reflective, and make changes that are cultural, not just metric-based.”

One strategy is culturally responsive teaching (CRT), says Janine Graziano, director of the Center for Teaching & Learning. “CRT asks us to think about who our students are, what they bring to the table, and how we can integrate that information into what we do in the classroom,” explains Prof. Graziano.

To do that, you have to know who your students are – their culture, backgrounds and experiences – without making assumptions or stereotyping. And to do that, you have to know who you are. “You have to recognize your own biases,” Prof. Graziano explains. “That is not easy. In fact, it’s the hardest work anyone can do. But it’s incredibly important.”

Mary O’Shea, director of the Student Success Center, sees a meaningful shift toward equity in her department in the more holistic attention advisors are giving to students, “from tracking their academic progress to mindfulness of their overall well-being,” she explains. “We want all of our students to receive personal attention – to feel they belong to the Kingsborough community. We’re not just advising, we’re encouraging. We’re their cheerleaders, right from the very start.”

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 5 A Day in the Life of an Advisor bright-eyed high school graduate marches into A Kingsborough’s Student Success Center to announce that her lifelong dream is to be an astronomer and study the stars.

“She’s already on her career path and resource on campus to make sure that highly motivated,” notes Mary O’Shea, student can stay in school.” the center’s director. “We make sure The next student had a bad day or she takes 15 credits each semester so failed a big test and he’s convinced he she graduates on time, and that she isn’t ready for college. “It’s my job to takes the classes she needs to transfer explain that everyone on campus has to a four-year college.” had that bad day, that bad class, that Ms. O’Shea is imagining for us a bad test,” Ms. O’Shea says. “I help him typical day in the life of an advisor, identify new strategies.” based on her decade of experience A daughter of undocumented working with Kingsborough’s diverse immigrants worries about her status community of students. and her parents. An international A student worries about several student wonders if his student visa is classes she missed. “You discover the in danger. A former drop-out wants real problem is that this student is on to make a fresh start. “I find it so the brink of homelessness,” Ms. O’Shea humbling to work with our students,” says. “You start pulling together every Ms. O’Shea says. “They inspire me every day.” President’s Faculty Innovation Awards | 2016-2017 The President’s Innovation Award encourages projects that make use of innovative pedagogies and/or instructional technology in the classroom and for development of hybrid and/or online courses; research projects that involve faculty and students in a mentoring relationship; interdisciplinary collaaborations; or projects that integrate civic engagement curriculum and/or activities into existing and/or new courses. Debra Berhanu Farshad Tamari Cris Izaguirre Department of Physical Sciences Department of Biological Sciences CEWD Pickering Emulsions: Stabilizing Ivan Shun Ho David Goldberg Emulsions Using Nanocrystals Department of Biological Sciences Culinary Arts Incorporation of Inquiry-Based Kevicha Echols Debra Schultz Activities to Promote the Development Community Health Department of History, Philosophy and of Quantitative Reasoning and Other KCC Farm and Food Collaborative Political Science Skills in Three Existing Biology (The Collaborative)` In The Footsteps of Emmett Till Courses

6 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 15 To Finish Campaign Encourages Students to Graduate on Time

raduate on time and By launching its “15 to Finish” their CUNY or SUNY degrees campaign, Kingsborough has joined tuition-free. Gyou’ll save on tuition, a national movement of over 200 reduce debt, and earn money institutions in 25 states that are Fifteen credits can still seem sooner. That’s the central working to graduate more students daunting, especially for students who have jobs and families. Kingsborough’s theme of “15 to Finish,” a new on time. Currently, just 13% of Kingsborough students cross the finish unique calendar allows students to awareness campaign funded in line in two years. The goal of “15 to split the 15 credits between a 12-week part by a grant from CUNY’s Finish” is to increase that number to session and a 6-week module. Academic Momentum Project, 15% within 2 years. The benefits to graduating on time encouraging students to take Put simply, finishing on time makes go beyond finances: Statistics show 15 credits each semester so college cheaper. “That’s the biggest that students who take 15 credits have they can graduate in two years. takeaway of our campaign,” noted higher GPAs and are more likely to Stephanie Akunvabey, director of graduate. “The longer your studies Most full-time students at Academic Affairs. By taking 15 credits, take, the more likely it is that some Kingsborough – and across the nation students avoid the extra costs of extra crisis is going to derail your plans and – opt to take only the minimum 12 semesters. They maximize the value keep you from earning your degree,” credits needed to be eligible for federal of their financial aid, because full- Ms. Akunvabey said. financial aid. This turns a 2-year time tuition is the same, whether you “Plus, the faster you finish your degree program into a 3- or 4-year take 12 credits or 15. And as an extra plan, greatly increasing their risk degree, the sooner you can enter the incentive, students who complete 30 workforce and start earning a salary,” of running out of aid and racking up credits each year may qualify for the unnecessary debt. Ms. Akunvabey added. “It just new Excelsior Scholarship and earn makes sense.”

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 7 SPARKing Student Confidence, One Day at a Time iana’s first day of college from a three-year grant from the Dwas a total disaster. Heckscher Foundation for Children. “SPARK gave me support, it gave me “I was so scared,” says the freshman information, and it also gave me a from Flatbush, who came to community that believed in me,” Kingsborough from an all-girls Diana said. high school. “Everything was new, everything was different, every class SPARK aims to help close the was hard. . .When I got home, I was education and employment gap crying. I remember saying, ‘Why did for incoming freshmen enrolled in I ever think I could do this? I’m never developmental math and English going back!’” courses, based on CUNY placement exams. SPARK provides them with But things quickly changed for a range of financial, academic and Diana thanks to SPARK – Strategic personal support while they take the Partnerships for Achievement and developmental English and math Retention at Kingsborough, which classes they must pass in order to launched in fall 2016 with support complete their degrees. 8 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 “In the past, math was often the biggest stumbling block for job. Sometimes students just need confidence. And we’re students. Some took developmental math four semesters in helping them build it.” a row and still couldn’t test into college-level courses,” says Alyssa Arnold, program coordinator. SPARK has created Preliminary data show the first class of 150 SPARK a stronger support network for at-risk students taking students achieved higher GPAs, pass rates, and developmental math and English so they can finish these accumulated credits than their non-SPARK peers. courses faster. Retention rates among SPARK students are also higher than among other freshman populations. “Our results are SPARK provides customized assistance and case actually exceeding the goals we set in our initial grant management to get incoming freshmen on track. “Tangible proposal,” notes Ms. Arnold. “That’s a very positive sign.” benefits are important, like textbooks and MetroCards, but the intangible benefits are the key to SPARK’s success,” Ms. Diana sailed through her developmental classes. Now she’s Arnold says. “It’s having a case manager to talk to, to help an honor society member set to graduate in spring 2018. She you solve problems. SPARK case managers see the student says she looks forward to pursuing her bachelor’s degree as a whole person. They step outside of the box to make in music therapy or education because “SPARK helped me sure students get what they need to succeed. Sometimes prove to myself that I can be successful at college. I’m not it’s tutoring. But sometimes it’s food stamps, housing, or a scared anymore!”

Single Stop: A world of help in just 10 minutes

Students shouldn’t have to choose between going to college Single Stop also points students to on-campus and local and putting food on the table. Single Stop helped thousands resources like food pantries and clothing banks, and of Kingsborough students stay in school this year. In provides free financial counseling and legal services. a single 10-minute screening at the Single Stop office, Piloted at Kingsborough with support from the Heckscher students discover if they are eligible for over 40 government Foundation, Single Stop is now at all CUNY community programs providing assistance with food, housing, child colleges and several of the nation’s largest community care and other worries. college systems.

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 9 All in a Night’s Work: Kingsborough’s Pioneering “Sleep Tech” Program

ost college students pull an If you have chronic trouble sleeping, a doctor might refer you to a clinical sleep lab for a sleep all-nighter at least once, to M study. When you report to the lab around 8 pm, finish a paper or cram for an exam. a sleep technologist will greet you and prepare But students in Kingsborough’s you for your overnight stay. groundbreaking Polysomnographic “The sleep tech helps you know what to Technology Program stay up all night expect,” says Prof. Santaro Ashizawa. “That’s on a regular basis – to see how other important, because people can be anxious if people sleep. they don’t know what happens in a sleep lab.”

This program is one of just four in the state — The sleep tech explains what procedures will and the only one in New York City — that trains be done, and what sensors and electrodes students to use state-of-the-art technology will be attached to your body – for example, to diagnose and treat sleep disorders ranging to your scalp to measure brain waves, or near from chronic insomnia to potentially life- your eyes, to measure eye movement. Other threatening sleep apnea. sensors may measure your muscle activity and

10 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 respiration. “Overall, about 20 channels can be New York City has one of the nation’s largest simultaneously recording for eight hours, and networks of sleep labs. Because of state the sleep tech monitors all of them,” Ashizawa licensing requirements, techs from other notes. states often don’t qualify for jobs here. And labs are busy, thanks to greater awareness “As a sleep tech, you work in a fascinating about the importance of sleep to our work environment, you learn how to read brain performance, health, and happiness. As a result, waves, and you help people in ways that can Kingsborough’s sleep techs are in demand. be life changing,” says Dr. Matthew R. Ebben, “Every graduate who wanted a job, got one,” Dr. program director. “You don’t get that instant Ebben said. gratification in many fields of health care.” The sleep tech program attracts more mature Dr. Ebben, a clinical psychologist and board- students, in part because during their second certified sleep specialist, had long wanted to year they are required to train during two create a sleep tech program, but wasn’t sure 12-hour shifts each week in a clinical sleep how, or where, or if it would be successful. lab. “Staying up all night to observe and treat When New York State passed laws in 2014 patients is not the right job for everyone,” Dr. requiring sleep techs to be licensed, he knew Ebben noted. “But when you help someone get the time had come. He sent proposals to CUNY the first good night’s sleep they’ve had in 20 or colleges and Kingsborough swiftly responded. 30 years, and they tell you it changed their lives The program is one of only four license-eligible – now that’s a great feeling.” polysomnographic programs in New York State.

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 11 She completed course requirements at night school, When A Helping earning straight A’s. In 2016, she was accepted into Kingsborough’s nursing program. The news came just in time, she says, because her situation at home was now desperate. “I told my kids: We’re leaving. And we ran,” Hand Makes All she recalls. “I walked out of an abusive relationship with nothing. My son had a backpack. I had a backpack. That’s it. I had no home, no income, no credit. I didn’t even have The Difference: a dollar in my purse. I had nothing.” The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation With nowhere to go and three little children in tow, Vicky found herself at the nursing program office at Student Emergency Grant Fund Kingsborough, tearfully explaining her situation. “Everybody started working on solutions,” says Vicky, “but it was the Petrie emergency grant that really saved me.”

n 2016, the Carroll and Milton Petrie “It’s our mission to help underprivileged students IFoundation pledged $300,000 over at CUNY colleges get the support that they need to three years to create a special grant fund persevere and succeed,” noted Beth Lief, executive providing critical support to Kingsborough director of the Carroll and Milton Petrie Community College students who face major Foundation. “Vicky is the crises that threaten their ability to stay in kind of student that our school. Examples of student emergencies Emergency Grant Funds include disasters, such as fire or flood; theft are there to help, and we of computers or textbooks; major medical feel good about being able to do so.” expenses; loss of child care; and eviction or homelessness. “In past years, Kingsborough couldn’t Kingsborough’s relationship with the Petrie Foundation help students like Vicky,” began in 2012, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. says Daniel La Noue, Students who lived in neighborhoods devastated by the director of major gifts and Beth Lief, Executive Director, The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation storm feared they would have to drop out of school after planned giving. “We could losing their homes, jobs, and possessions. Then-president provide support for books, transportation, and tuition. Regina Peruggi requested emergency funds and the But we didn’t have a way to help students overcome foundation’s leaders responded generously. They went on to catastrophic emergencies in order to stay in school.” support other campus initiatives in student retention, math instruction, and health career pathways. Things are looking up for Vicky. She and her children live in a safe space. On track to finish her degree in 2018, In its first year, the new emergency fund provided grants she plans to continue her studies so she can become a to 29 students including Vicky, 32, a mother of three from registered nurse. Rockaway. Vicky enrolled at KCC with dreams becoming a nurse, but it proved difficult to stay in school while caring “My new life is starting now, thanks to the Petrie for three young children. Then, in 2012, her family lost Foundation,” Vicky says. “Without the grant, I would everything when their home was destroyed by have dropped out of school. Now my life is really turning Hurricane Sandy. around. Going to class, taking care of my kids, living a happy life — what everyone else takes for granted is “But my biggest problem all along was that I was in a special to me. And I’m grateful.” domestic abuse situation,” Vicky says. “I was scared for me and I was scared for my kids. I knew that I couldn’t live like NOTE: Vicky is an actual student. Her name and personal that anymore. I needed help. I needed to change my life. information have been changed to protect her family. That’s why I was determined to finally get into nursing school.”

12 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 2017 Awards & Scholarships The following named scholarships and awards are funded by our generous donors. Names appearing in bold were created in 2017.

Ambrose Monell Scholarship Hy Cohen Scholarship Award for Otis Hill Scholarship Academic Excellence Amy and James Marsh Scholarship Patricia Hazelwood Spirit of Community Isabelle Krey Memorial Health Award Andrew Wadler Scholarship Scholarship Fund Post New York Alliance Scholarship Anthony Imperato Memorial Israel and Julia Glasser Scholarship for Scholarship Fund President’s Award for Political Science Distinguished Scholarship Anthony F. Russo Student Leadership James Goetz Endowed Scholarship Service Award Professor Ellen S. Fine Endowed Jennie Raffa Art Gallery Awards Scholarship Award for Excellence in the Armstrong and Dorothy Lim Award Field of Research and Nazi Holocaust Jerry Kenney Fund for Outdoor Writers Avid Technology Most Promising Video Studies Editor Award Joan De Freitas Endowed Scholarship Rachelle Goldsmith College Now Broadway Stages Scholarship Award Karen Karlin G.E.D. Scholarship Program Award Carroll and Milton Petrie Student KCC Alumni Association Regina S. Peruggi Endowed Scholarship Emergency Grant Fund Scholarship Award Rhoda Polly Alumni Emergency C-CAP Scholarship KCC App Fund Scholarship Charles Jacobs Scholarship for the KCC Foundation Scholarship Richmond County Savings Foundation Performing Arts KCC Retirees Scholarship Scholarship Charlotte Keller Marmaros Scholarship for Lawrence Suss Memorial Award for Rita Guiffre Scholarship Promising Professionals in Gerontology Excellence in the Department of History, Robert Lawrence and Karen Denard Chegg Foundation Book Fund Philosophy and Political Science Goldman Community Health Endowed Child Care Center Memorial Service Award Leon M. Goldstein Scholarship Award for Scholarship Award (Funded in Memory of Muriel Langsam) Academic Excellence and Rose Battle Scholarship Community Service Cliff Hesse Scholarship Saul W. Katz Endowed Scholarship Fund Lucille Nieporent Memorial Award Communications Award (Funded in Science Scholars Award (Funded in Honor Memory of Amy Bergenfeld) Mark & Laurie Seruya and Mark & Gina of Dean Thelma Malle) Levy Endowed Scholarship Award Creative Writing Scholarship Award Senior Administrator’s Fund Scholarship Maxine McGarvey Scholarship Award David B. Silver Poetry Award Southpole Foundation Scholarship May and Samuel Rudin Book Fund Dean’s List Scholarship Stephen Weidenborner Memorial Prize Mike Drucker Scholarship Dr. Bernard Klein Memorial Award for Steven V. Maksin Endowed Scholarship Excellence in History, Philosophy & Millie and Maurice Singer Student Ambassador Service Award Political Science Scholarship Award (funded by the My Turn Students) Dr. Carol Biermann Endowed Scholarship Mu Alpha Theta Scholarship Award Student Leadership Service Award (Funded Award for Excellence in Biological Sciences (Funded in Memory of Robert Siegel) in Honor of Dean Marilyn Chernin) Dr. Frances Kraljic-Curran Liberal Murray Rothenburg Scholarship Award Student Service Award (Funded in Memory Arts Scholarship Nassau County Fire Service Academy Grant of Dr. Max Koch) Frances Donin Award National Grid CXM Substance Abuse Counseling Gladys Brooks Foundation Scholarship Academy Scholarship Certificate Award Endowment for Student Leadership & National Grid Scholarship & Switzer Foundation Scholarship Academic Excellence Internship Award Valedictorian Award (Funded in Memory of Harry Ritchin Memorial Scholarship for New Start Program Award Fred F. Addes) Promising Professionals in Geriatrics Northfield Bank Foundation Scholarship Victoria Loconsolo Foundation Scholarship Hebrew/Yiddish Scholastic Studies Award (Funded in Memory of Nursing Alumni Scholarship Award Virtual Enterprise Award (In Memory of Professor Louis Milrod) Nursing Alumni Scholarship for Excellence Jeffrey Ladman) Honors Program Award in Service to Others Walter and Maryann Kann Scholarship WAVE Scholarship KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 13 Grant Summaries Grants are vital to the mission of Kingsborough Community College. Support from governmental agencies, foundations, and corporations help us to further the work of faculty and students. Grants for the 2016-2017 fiscal year include:

$1,270,739 FROM THE UNITED $375,000 FROM THE ROBIN HOOD $129,152 FROM NEW YORK STATE STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FOUNDATION for continued support of OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY to offer tuition-free training to help Opening Doors Learning Communities, SERVICES in support of our on-campus students obtain necessary skills, a program that improves educational Child Development Center. competencies and credentials including outcomes for low-income, high- paid apprenticeship/internships, on-the- risk college students through their $110,000 FROM THE NEW YORK job training, and job placement in the participation in learning communities STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT technology sector. and provision of case management to support the Collegiate Science and services. Technology Entry Program, a project to $1,052,594 FROM THE NEW YORK increase the number of students from STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT $307,276 FROM THE NEW YORK under-represented groups pursuing to fund the Carl D. Perkins Career and CITY YOUNG MEN’S INITIATIVE to professional licensure and careers in Technical Education program, which fund the CUNY Fatherhood Academy, mathematics, science, technology and supports career-focused education, a comprehensive program designed health-related fields. including work in health care career to promote responsible parenting and pathways, career skills development, economic stability for unemployed and $110,000 FROM THE NEW YORK careers in business and early childhood, underemployed young fathers through STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT and college-wide career initiatives. education, employment, and personal to support the Workforce Investment development. Program. $545,923 FROM THE NEW YORK CITY HUMAN RESOURCES $239,077 FROM THE UNITED STATES $108,843 FROM THE AIR FORCE ADMINISTRATION to support the DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION to DEFENSE RESEARCH SCIENCES CUNY Edge program. The goal of the support the continuation of the TRiO PROGRAM in support of Professor program is to create a partnership with Student Support Services program, Gregory Aizin’s collaborative project each student to provide assistance and including advisement, financial literacy with SUNY Buffalo: “Hybrid Graphene/ guidance with academic and career counseling, financial aid support, Semiconductor Plasmonic Nano- pursuits. academic and personal counseling, and transceiver and Nano-antenna for career and technology workshops, and Terahertz Band Communication.” $540,920 FROM THE HECKSCHER assistive technology training for students with disabilities. FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN for $102,602 FROM THE NATIONAL continued support of a multi-year INSTITUTE OF HEALTH & GENERAL initiative called Strategic Partnerships $149,941 FROM THE CAPITAL MEDICAL SCIENCES in support of for Achievement and Retention at ONE FOUNDATION to support the Medgar Evers College/Kingsborough Kingsborough (SPARK). The SPARK “Implementing a Data-Tracking Strategy Community College Bridges to the program is designed to close the to Inform Institutional Growth & Improve Baccalaureate multi-year program educational and employment gap of Student Outcomes” project. The focus which is designed to bridge the two-year students in need of developmental was to develop a model for collecting, college student with the four-year college education. analyzing and using data about students in the biomedical sciences. enrolled in non-credit and eventually credit granting allied health programs. $415,045 FROM THE NEW YORK $75,000 FROM NATIONAL GRID STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to $50,000 in support of the Customer fund the Liberty Partnerships Program. $130,630 FROM NEW YORK STATE Service Experience Management (CXM) Kingsborough partners with local DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CAREER Academy, an innovative model of high schools to provide supportive ADVANCEMENT FUNDS $59,797 in education and workforce development; services designed to increase students’ support of the Mental and Behavioral $20,000 in support of the National Grid motivation and ability to complete Health Career Pathway project; $49,626 intern scholarship, STEM laboratory, secondary school and seek entry to support Project TPC3: Transforming and the annual gala; and a $5,000 CXM into postsecondary education and Professional Certification into College scholarship. meaningful employment. Credit Funds; and $21,207 to launch a Baking & Pastry Career Pathway and Certificate Program.

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$67,362 FROM THE CARROLL AND $20,000 FROM THE NORTHFIELD $7,500 FROM CITY UNIVERSITY OF MILTON PETRIE FOUNDATION BANK FOUNDATION in continued NEW YORK DANCE INITIATIVE to $57,523 to support the Student support of scholarships to academically support dance residency activity with Emergency Grant Funds to assist successful students who are in need of Camille A. Brown & Dancers, Carlos students who experience unexpected financial support and who live in areas Dos Santos, and Ja’ Malik/Ballet Boy hardships and unable to shoulder of Brooklyn and Staten Island served by Productions. their education costs; and $9,839 to Northfield Bank. support the development of a new $6,600 FROM THE PATRINA Test Orientation module, training of $17,000 FROM THE MERTZ GILMORE FOUNDATION in support of our tutors, and delivery of test orientation to FOUNDATION for $15,000 to support on-campus Women’s Center and its students who are preparing to take the the dance program at On Stage at programs. CUNY Assessment Tests. Kingsborough; and $2,000 in support of the oceanographic program. $5,000 FROM AMPLE TABLE FOR $64,942 FROM THE NEW YORK EVERYONE in support of the Urban STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT $16,391 FROM NEW YORK STATE Farm to empower students with skills to support the Science and Technology EDUCATION DEPARTMENT in and knowledge to maintain healthy Entry Program, a project to increase the support of the Department of Library’s diets that will serve them well after number of historically underrepresented acquisitions. graduation. The project will inform and economically disadvantaged programming at the farm, particularly students prepared to enter college, $15,000 FROM THE AT&T around the distribution of the harvest and improve their participation rate FOUNDATION to continue supporting and help understand the barriers to in mathematics, science, technology, the Brooklyn Science Innovation Initiative. healthy eating habits. health related fields and the licensed An urban farm-focused science class professions. was paired with a business class in which $5,000 FROM THE INVESTORS BANK student teams developed STEM-centered FOUNDATION for general support of On $61,878 FROM NEW YORK CITY virtual enterprises and presented their Stage at Kingsborough. OFFICE OF THE MAYOR in support of businesses at a final event. our Adult Literacy Program. $4,500 FROM CANON SOLUTIONS $14,000 FROM THE SOUTHPOLE AMERICA in support of the KCC $50,000 FROM THE AMBROSE FOUNDATION to provide scholarship international Genetically Engineered MONELL FOUNDATION to provide support for international students in need. Machine (iGEM) team. The iGEM critical scholarship support for students program offers an exceptional, hands-on enrolled in Kingsborough’s highly $10,500 FROM THE SWITZER experiential educational opportunity for competitive and cost-intensive nursing FOUNDATION for critical scholarship our students. program. support for students enrolled in Kingsborough’s highly competitive and $3,575 FROM THE PEOPLE’S UNITED $40,380 FROM THE NEW YORK CITY cost-intensive nursing program. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION in DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS support of the Access-Ability Program AND NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL in $10,000 FROM CON EDISON to by purchasing mini iPADS. support of On Stage at Kingsborough. purchase ALEKS software mathematics licenses to be used in the mathematics $3,497 FROM VILLANOVA $34,440 FROM THE NEW YORK workshops to assist studenst in passing UNIVERSITY – WATERHOUSE FAMILY CITY COUNCIL in support of middle developmental mathematics requirement INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF school students touring Kingsborough’s and support of the Annual Seaside COMMUNICATION AND SOCIETY’S campus. Splash Gala. in support of Professor Lili Shi’s research project: “Chinese diasporic $27,642 FROM THE PINKERTON $10,000 FROM THE CHEGG gender identities and belonging in lived FOUNDATION in support of the FOUNDATION to purchase MetroCards experiences of transnational maternity.” Community in Partnership for College to assist students with transportation program to provide tutoring services. costs. $3,085 FROM ALLISON KELLER EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY $20,000 FROM THE FAR FUND in $10,000 FROM THE ONE BROOKLYN PROGRAM OF THE DOUG FLUTIE JR. support of Project Reach program to FUND to support On Stage at FOUNDATION to purchase mini IPADS enhance the college’s capacity to assist Kingsborough’s Hot Summer Nights Free for the Access-Ability program. its growing population of students with Outdoor Concert Series. autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and to educate faculty and staff about students with ASD.

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 15 Kingsborough Supporters

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

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE The Chegg Foundation CUNY Community American Express Interim President $50,000+ Danziger Family College Collaborative Philanthropic Program Peter M. Cohen & Awards * Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mrs. Gina Cohen The Ambrose Monell Ms. Joan De Freitas Antonio Mr. Michael A. Correra * Foundation * Far Funds Ms. Julie J. Dennis Follett Higher Delta Phase Electrical Asphalt Green Capital One Foundation Corp./Mr. Frank Ruggiero Education Group Avid Technology The Doug Flutie Jr. The Carroll and Milton & Mr. Anthony Saraceni Foundation for Autism Petrie Foundation Mertz Gilmore Foundation Ms. Joan Bartolomeo Eugene Walters Empire State Bank Heckscher Foundation Northfield Bank Family Foundation Vice President Foundation Elizabeth A. Basile & Farmer & Company for Children Hostos Community Mr. Allen Basile * National Grid * One Brooklyn Fund Inc. College/CUNY Mr. Edward & Borough of Manhattan Dr. Susan Farrell * PSC‑CUNY Research Southpole Foundation Investors Foundation Community Fidelis Care New York Award Program Switzer Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Saul W. Katz College/CUNY Food Bank of New Robin Hood Foundation * The Patrina Foundation Prof. Loretta Brancaccio- PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE York City SUNY Research Taras & Mr. Peter Taras $5,000 - $9,999 The Post New Gemstar Construction Foundation York Alliance Mr. Filipp Braun Ample Table for Everyone Ms. Laura F. Glazier‑Smith BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE Signature Bank Brooklyn Chamber & Mr. George D. Smith Mr. Jeff Barker & of Commerce $25,000 - $49,999 Simons Foundation Ms. Suzanne Murphy President Farley Herzek Brooklyn College/CUNY Societe Culinaire & Mrs. Cheryl Herzek The Pinkerton Foundation Bradford Renaissance Philanthropique Bruce Cost Ginger Ale Portraits Industry City SPONSOR’S CIRCLE Ms. Kelly Sullivan Calvary Hospital Investors Bank $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Andrew H. Brimmer & Mr. Thomas E. Molner Canon Solutions America PLATINUM CIRCLE Dr. Beverly S. Jacobs AT&T Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Broadway Stages/ $1,000 - $4,999 Ms. Frances Koch * The City University Ms. Gina Argento Catell Dr. & Mrs. Baroukh E. of New York Anonymous (1) C‑CAP Careers Through Community College Kodsi * Con Edison Inc. National Center for Amalgamated Bank Culinary Arts Program Community Engagement Mr. Philip W. Krey Concept Elite Salon

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

16 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 * Donors who have financially supported Kingsborough every year for the past 10 years or more. KINGSBOROUGH SUPPORTERS

Mrs. Sheila C. Labrecque Ridgewood Savings Bank Bronx Community Kimberly Suite Hotel Dr. Joanne Russell & College/CUNY Mr. Charles Russell Mrs. Phyllis Levine * Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Kingsborough Community Mr. & Mrs. Armstrong Sachs * Bronx Lebanon Hospital College Association Inc. Sahadi’s Lim * Dr. Anne W. Silver Dean Marilyn Chernin * Dr. & Mrs. Oliver ScholarChip Louis Shiffman Electric Mr. & Mrs. James P. College of Staten Klapper * Mr. & Mrs. Michael * Klearview Appliance * Maimonides Slattery Island/CUNY Schleifer Medical Center Spectrum Industries Mr. James A. Cross Jr. Ms. Frances M. Koren Mr. William Schwalbe & Mr. David Cheng * Dean Thelma L. Malle * St. Francis College CUNY Research Lehman College/CUNY Foundation SEFA: CUNY Campaign The Marine Society of Stop & Shop Ms. Juanita Linares * for Charitable Giving the City of New York * Dr. & Mrs. Stuart A. Prof. Mary Dawson Ms. Sandra Lujan Southern Glazer Mr. James E. Marsh Suss * Mr. Marc Derisse Ms. Samantha Wine & Spirits Menorah Home TD Bank DGA Security Magwood‑Palmer Stress Factory and Hospital Victoria Loconsolo Systems Inc. Dr. Ann Marcus Mr. Alec Teytel Mercy College Foundation DJJ Technologies Marine Park Golf Course Ms. Dawn S. Walker Municipal Credit Union Villanova University * Mr. & Mrs. John Drucker Mr. Marty Markowitz Mr. & Mrs. Reginald E. Mr. & Mrs. Greg Warnock New York City College Prof. Susan Ednie Mr. & Mrs. Steven of Technology/CUNY Watkins Ms. Moira Weidenborner Empire BlueCross Mauceri Mr. Andrew D. Weyman * New York Community BlueShield Healthplus Ms. Emilee McGarvey Dr. William Winter & & Ms. Terry Davis Bank Foundation Vice President M. Feldman Ms. Deborah D. Tangen * YMCA Prospect Park Reza Fakhari * New York Life Medgar Evers * Ms. Tara Yarczower * Foundation York College/CUNY The Fishman Family College/CUNY Northfield Bank Fund, an advised Dr. Gordon Young Michael’s of Brooklyn GOLD CIRCLE fund of the Brooklyn Opportunities for a Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Amyan A. Better Tomorrow $500 - $999 Community Foundation Zameli Prof & Mrs. Michael V. Vice President & Mr. Dante Orsini Adelphi University Miranda * Mrs. Thomas G. SILVER CIRCLE Panda House at Altech Electronics Friebel * Momentas Inc. $250 - $499 Manhattan Beach LLC * Aventura Construction Gerard J. Bianco, One on One Physical Anonymous (1) People’s United Corp. Attorney at Law Therapy Community Foundation ABCO Refrigeration Bassett Pickle Works Gleason’s Gym Ms. Laiping Pang Wan Pepsi-Cola Bottling & Mr. Thomas Wan * Supply Corp. Dean Christine M. Mr. Howard Goldberg Company of New AHRC New York City Beckner & Mr. Brandon Dr. Fred Peskoff York Inc. Dr. Mary R. Goldstein Beckner * Pilo Arts Day Spa & Salon Altice/News 12 Dr. Regina S. Peruggi & Good Shepherd Services Biscuits & Bath Apple Bank for Savings Mr. Gerard A. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Dog Retreat Halliday Financial McCallion * Plotkin * The Arun I. & Asmita Dr. Uda M. Bradford * Dr. Wayne R. Harewood Bhatia Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. David Plimpton Mr. Frank Puleo Broadway Comedy Club Mr. Gary J. Hegedus Dr. Homar Barcena Queens College/CUNY Queensborough Dr. & Mrs. Cliff Hesse Community Bon Soir Caterers College/CUNY Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mrs. Anita Cabrera Ingenito Resorts World Catholic Foundation for International Association Vice President Brooklyn and Queens of Machinists & Eduardo Rios Dr. Hwai‑Yin Chang & Aerospace Workers Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Dr. Cheng Tai Chen * Island Photography Romano * Comic Strip Live Mr. George Kapetanankis Mr. Martin G. Rosenthal * Mr. & Mrs. William Kidville Mr. Mark H. Rothberg * Correnti *

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

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Dr. Tasheka Sutton‑Young Mr. & Mrs. Michael Di Maggio Hair and Brucella Beauty Salon Prof. August A. Tuosto * TWI‑LAQ Industries Ms. Rosemary Bufano Ms. Joan DiDomenico Ms. Tejal Vakharia Ms. Bernadine Cadogan Dry Bar Ms. Donna M. Cafiero * Mr. Serge Dubois Verizon Foundation * Washington Computer Canarsie Courier * Ms. Dorothy Duncan Services Mr. Eugene J. Canty, CPA Mrs. Deirdre K. Dunn‑Haddad Ms. Kathryn L. Wayler * Caramoor Center for Mr. Paul Winnick Music and the Arts Inc. Mrs. Karimah Ellis‑Wilson Estee Lauder Mr. David Woloch Mrs. Shannon Caravello Companies Inc. Wyndham Worldwide Carnegie Hall Ms. Randi S. Farber

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

Ms. Celeste Creegan Ms. Juliet Lewis BRONZE CIRCLE Ms. Barbara L. Carrubba Mr. Gary S. Fiedel $100 - $249 Dr. Loretta S. DiLorenzo Loconsolo Paint Mr. Joseph S. Castro Ms. Barbara S. Fisch District Council 37 Dr. Anthony C. LoPresti Anonymous (4) Ms. Mary Ann Cavallo Mr. & Mrs. David Fishman ‑ Local 384 * Dr. Catherine Ma 4imprint Mrs. Linda Cavicchio Mr. & Mrs. Lester Mrs. Micheline Driscoll & Fleischer Macro Digital Technology A. F. Bennett Ms. Lydia Cella Mr. Timothy Driscoll * Corporation Mr. Thomas Flood Mr. John L. Aaron * Mr. Louis W. Cesario Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Edwards Dr. Lourdes Follins Dr. Fred B. Malamet Ms. Estelle Abramowitz Chadwick’s Restaurant Ms. Evelyn W. Epps‑May Ford Foundation Prof. & Mrs. John Aetna Electrical Supply Ms. Mabel Chee Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Manbeck * Fortinet Mrs. Aba Agolli Mr. & Mrs. Feliks Fabrizio * Mr. Paul Marino Chernov * Mrs. Judith A. Fox Flatbush Food Co‑op Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Ahren Ms. Patricia Martucci * Ms. Eugenia Chiarello Framboise Catering Francis Greenburger Ms. Victoria Ajibade Ms. Melissa Merced Mr. Jason Cohen Franco’s Blinds & Shades Charitable Fund/Jewish Mr. Nelson Algaze Communal Fund Ms. JoAnne Meyers * Ms. Judith Cohen Mr. & Mrs. David Ms. Monique Allen‑Davy Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Dean Brian Mitra Ms. Tracey I. Cohen E. Frankel Friedland * Dr. Anthony Andrews Mrs. Patrice R. Morgan Dr. Vincent Coluccio Mr. Kevin Freeman Future Funds, LLC Ms. Elaine Arden N.F. Gozo Corporation Mrs. Donna Contreras Dr. Kelly Freidenfelds Geographia Map Honorable Susan F. Avery & Mr. David Brown Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ms. Anastasia Crosswhite Company Newmark * Dr. Marcia Babbitt Ms. Ann Gaffney Ms. Kathryn Giaimo Gonsalves Mr. Paul Curiale & Dr. Mary T. Ortiz Ms. Deborah Malone Ms. Sandra Gelfman Prof. Cindy A. Greenberg Mrs. Tamara Bellomo Ms. Mary E. O’Shea * D. Coluccio & Sons Inc. Ms. Anna Geller Mr. Charles F. Guigno Mrs. Judith Berger Mr. Lawrence Pero * Da Noi on Fifth Ms. Barbara E. Gershuny Mrs. Anna Betancourt Mr. Trevaughn C. Hall ProQuest LLC Prof. Denise Ms. Maureen C. Daly * Big Ed’s BBQ Giachetta‑Ryan & Mr. Samuel L. Hamilton Resources for Educational Dangerfield’s Mr. Richard T. Ryan Ms. Linda Hellow * and Employment Ms. Karolina Bizik Opportunities Dan’s Auto Collision Mr. Barry & Dr. Rachelle HP Inc. Mr. Howard Blady Mr. Michael Danza Goldsmith * Ms. Toby Rubinfeld Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Iannelli Construction Mr. Martin J. Golloub Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Blecker Ms. Jennifer Deguzman Scavo * Gotham Comedy Club JMP Contracting Corp. Ms. Julie Block‑Rosen Ms. Erika Mr. & Mrs. Michael Delacruz‑Cabrera Gourmanoff by Mrs. Marisa Joseph Ms. Natasha Boatswain Simmons Ms. Josephine Dellano NetCost Market Mr. & Mrs. Michael Klein Ms. Natalie Bredikhina * Ms. Susan Spivack Deno’s Wonder Wheel Mr. Donald Granger Dr. Dmitry Y. Brogun Dr. Annie C. Kotto Mr. Levi E. Springer Amusement Park The Green Spa & Brooklyn Boulders Wellness Center Dean Catherine Leaker Staten Island Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Dr. Gail R. Levine Skating Pavilion Mr. Andrew Brown Deutsch Ms. Eileen Haber Mr. Domenick Brucculeri

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Prof. Brian Hack Dr. Josephine Murphy Mr. Michael D. Sedar Mrs. Jodi Abrams Ms. Nancy Au Harbor Fitness Center Ms. Helen‑Margaret September Associates Mr. & Mrs. Martin Dr. Babette Audant Nasser Abrams Mr. Herbert Hipp Prof. Dale A. Siegel Ms. Faidat O. Aweda Mr. Colville Nelson * Mrs. Linda D. Holman Mrs. Barbara A. Simmons Ms. Annery S. Abreu Mrs. Grace Axler‑Diperte New York City Ballet Ms. Monica Holowacz Prof. Robert L. Singer Ms. Aixa Acevedo Mr. Joseph Azzone Jr. New York Jets Mr. John Acevedo Mr. Alan Hore Dr. Nicholas Skirka * Mr. Pedro Baez NY Party Works Dr. Ernest Horowitz Ms. Shannon D. Snead Mrs. Florence Ackerman Mr. Yosef Bagdadi Mr. James G. O’Neil Ms. Susan Horowitz Mr. Gary Sokolow Ms. Brittney Adamson Mr. Nicholas Bagnarol Ms. Janette O’Sullivan Dr. Despoina S. Ikaris Ms. Tina Andree Ade Ms. Amelia Bahr Mrs. Margaret M. Pacelli Souverain‑Weeks * Il Fornetto Restaurant Ms. Cindy Adelstein Ms. Isabel K. Balson Mrs. Kathleen Pacilio St. George Theatre Ms. Karina Adlawan Ms. Dorothy Isola * Ms. Leah S. Baranov Stand Up NY Ms. Sandy Adler Mr. Mark Johnson Mr. Peter C. Paizis Ms. Linda Barbieri Ms. Francine Stein Adventurers Family JTC Associates Paper Source Mr. Bruce Barland Mrs. Lainie Sternin Amusement Park Ms. Larisa Kabbaj Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ms. Julie Barnett Pappagallo Ms. Regina Strachan Mr. Nasir Ahmad Mr. & Mrs. Robert Prof. Michael G. Barnhart Kalipetes Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Parker Father Michael Tedone Ms. Vera R. Akai Mr. Sergey Barshtein Mr. Leonard Kaplan Pastosa Ravioli Ms. Eileen To Ms. Yasemin Akturk Ms. Carol Barthold Ms. Susan A. Paul * Ms. Stephanie Akunvabey Mr. Gary Katz * Dr. Max Tran Dr. Maria Ms. Catherine Pedri Ms. Leanora Katzman Ms. Louise J. Troisi Mr. Hal Akyar Bartolomeo‑Maida & Mr. Leonard Perazzo Mr. Matthew Maida Ms. Klavdia Khasina Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Mrs. Sandra Alex Mr. Peter Bartomeo Dr. Beth E. King Prof. Angelica Petrides Twomey Ms. Denese Alexander Prof. & Mrs. Gordon Mr. Harvey Krigsman Ms. Leigh Petryssyn Ms. Sonia Valentin Mr. Karl Alexandre Bassen Ms. Francie Piechowiak & Ms. Andrea Velasco Mrs. Erica Alicea Prof. Mohamed Lakrim * Mr. Angelo Echevarria Bassett Caterers Mr. Anselm Lalla Vendini Mrs. Frances Allen Pinot’s Palette Brooklyn Ms. Diane Batri Mr. Willie J. Lane Jr. Mr. Joseph Verdino Ms. Janice Allen – Park Slope Ms. Sylviane S. Baumflek Mr. Michael M. Levy Veritiv Mr. & Mrs. William Allen Mr. & Mrs. Ronny A. Ms. Barbara Baynes Mr. David J. Louie Sr. Plushnick Ms. Nina Vitucci Rakhim Alston Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bayroff Ms. Cindy Lui Ms. Arline Pollinger * Mrs. Sara G. Wagschal Ms. Amy Alvarez Dr. Stanley Bazile Malsons Jewelers Mr. John Powers Dr. Barbara R. Walters & Mrs. Gail Alwais Mr. Stephen Doehrman Ms. Safia Al‑Wari Ms. Valerie Beale Ms. Marie Manzo Ms. Deanne Preston Prof. Juann Watson Ms. Christina Amazan Ms. Sarah Beck Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Ms. Petal Prince‑Bradford Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Ms. Anna Becker Marano Sr. Ms. Cecilia T. Proscia AmazonSmile Foundation Weaver Mr. Jake B. Becker Mr. David Marin Mr. Anthony Quaranta American Eagle Prof. Bridget Weeks * Marine Florists American Museum Mr. Martin J. Becker Ms. Susan Quigley Mrs. Linda Weinstein of Natural History Dr. Laurel A. Marshall Drs. Jerry & Carla Beeber Raphael Vineyard Mrs. Monica Wieboldt Ms. Sofiya Aminova Matrix Systems Ms. Melissa Belasoto Ms. Lee Ravine Ms. Jacqueline Ms. Eilat Amrussi Ms. Margaret Belizaire Dr. & Mrs. Fredric Raw Revolution Williams * Mayerson Ms. Jacqueline Andrawis Ms. Olga Belyy Ms. Martha Richards Ms. Xiaoting Wu Ms. Ann Marie Ms. Shelly Anthony Ms. Anna Benfanti Mr. William L. Rivers Yiasou Estiatorio McConeghy Mrs. Vivette Archer Mr. Jaime Berco Dr. Carmen D. Rodriguez Ms. Christine Zagari Mr. Patrick W. McGuire Prof. Jose Arenas Mr. Tsubasa Berg Mrs. Gila E. Rohr * Dr. & Mrs. Michael Zibrin Men’s Wearhouse Inc. Prof. Carlos Arguelles Mr. Boran Beric Mrs. Carole Rothschild Prof. Nikola Zlatar Mrs. Marie Meserole * Mr. Richard Arking Mr. & Mrs. Mike Berkman Millennium Travel Mrs. Lonnette Russell FRIENDS Ms. Laura Armour Ms. Jennifer Berkowitz Honorable Melvin Miller Mr. Christopher Santangelo Anonymous (9) Ms. Alyssa Arnold Dr. & Mrs. Brian Berliner & Dr. Elizabeth Miller * Mr. Peter Santiago Mr. Anthony Abbate Mr. Stuart L. Aronow Mr. & Mrs. John Berntsen Mr. & Mrs. David Miller * Mr. Stephen J. Ms. Joan Asher Mrs. Linda Biancorosso * Mr. Daniel Moinester Mrs. Leonie Schloss Abramowitz Santaro Ashizawa Mr. Anthony Biancoviso Mr. Juan Morales‑Flores Mr. Harry Schwartz Ms. Francine S. Abrams Ms. Louise T. Atsaves Mr. Richard Biederman Mr. Javier Morgades Miss Hope Schwartz

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Ms. Grace Bileta * Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Bruner Ms. Marie Caty Mr. George W. Contreras Prof. Aleksandr Davydov Ms. Phyllis Bilus Ms. Florence Buck Mr. & Mrs. Oscar L. Cauci Mr. Barry Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Joseph De Bella Mr. James Bing Mr. Isaak Budanitsky Lenel Caze Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cooper Ms. Jennifer DeBonis Ms. Susan BirneStone Mr. & Mrs. Armand Bueno Cebu Mr. Dennis Coppolino Ms. Lisa DeLange Ms. Nadine Bissu Mr. Vitaliy Bukhman Ms. Krista Cederstrom Mrs. Joan L. Coppolino Ms. Rebecca Delgado Ms. Ellen D. Blackman Buono Jewelers Ms. Rae Cestaro Mr. Anthony Corazza * Ms. Jodie Delsol Mr. Michael Blady Ms. Mildred Burke Mr. Raymond Chan Mrs. Carole Corman Ms. Dianne I. DeMaria Ms. Shereece Blake Jamel Burroughs Mr. Steve Chan Ms. Ingrid E. Cornejo Ms. Lindsay Dembner Mrs. Leila Bloomfield * Ms. Marcia Byam Mr. Lyonnel Changeau Mrs. Jeanie Corrado * Mr. & Mrs. Peter Prof. & Mrs. John Blunt Ms. Maureen Byam Ms. Donna Charles Mrs. Marie Corrado DeNicola * Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tian Cai Ms. Petagaye M. Chase Mrs. Joanna Ms. Maria DePaova Blutstein * Cortes‑Agnello Ms. Tina Caiati Cheesecake Factory Ms. Olessya Bobrova Ms. Maria Costanzo Ms. Ljubica Depovic Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Mr. David Cheng Mr. Jared Bodner Mr. Bruce E. Cotler Ms. Kristin Derimanova Calafiore Ms. Irina Chernyavskiy Ms. Joanne A. Ms. Denise Bogan Mr. Richard P. Ms. Alicia Cotten Ms. Rita Chess Derose Scheiner Ms. Marcia Bolden Calcaterra * Cradle of Aviation Ms. Mary Ann Ms. Yokaina Calderon Museum Ms. Carol A. E. Mr. Joseph Boljonis Chiacchiaro DeSantis‑Price Mr. Luigi Calderone Ms. Nareida Crandall Ms. Kseniya Bondarenko Mrs. Patricia Chicas Mr. John Descarfino Mr. Raymond Caldes Ms. Toneeka Crawford Ms. Marie Bongiorno Ms. Andrea Chiriano Prof. Emral Devany Mr. Christian M. Calienes Ms. Theresa Crispe Mr. & Mrs. Martin Borah Ms. Lilian Chkifati Ms. Jeanne Devoy Mr. Anthony Calitri Mrs. Anna Cromas Prof. Anthony Borgese Ms. Olga Choulgina Ms. Gloria Di Pietro Ms. Kim Camardesi Ms. Karen Cromas Ms. Jmbelle M. Borra Ms. Wendy Chu Mr. Salvatore Di Salvo Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Mr. Arthur Cruz Ms. Adriana Boucher Ms. Valeriya Chulskaya Ms. Patricia Di Santo Camardi Ms. Diana Cruz‑Rosa Mr. Kirt Bowen Prof. Lucille Cichminski Mr. Karl Diamond Ms. Marie Camia Mr. Victor Cubero Ms. Heather Bowles Ms. Jessica Cinelli Mr. Craig Diesslin Ms. Angela Camillieri Ms. Jahquena Keston Boyce Mr. Peter Cipolla Ms. LuAnn Dilernia Prof. Jocelyn A. Camp Cunningham Ms. Patricia Boyle Mr. Andre D. Clark Mr. Kenly Dillard Ms. Towanna Campbell Ms. Ann Cutrone Ms. Michele Bracco Ms. Zuleika Clarke Ms. Vickie DiMartino Mr. Nelson Ms. Babette Dabrusky Ms. Sarah Bradwisch Campos‑Hernandez Mr. Daniel Clifford Dinosaur Bar‑B‑Que Ms. Virginia Daidone Ms. Mary Brady Ms. Josephine Candiano Mrs. Rosemary Clifford Mr. Joshua Dobbs Mr. Mark D’Alessandro Ms. Irina Braginsky Ms. Yvonne Capleton Dr. Audrey J. Cohen * Harlan Docteur Ms. Stephanie D’Amico Mrs. Frances D. Breen Ms. Angela D. Capriola Mr. Jacob Cohen Mr. Bernando Dominguez Mr. Dennis K. Danelia Dr. Judith J. Brilliant Mr. & Mrs. Julius Mrs. Marilyn Cohen Prof. Naxielly Dominguez Ms. Keshia Daniel Mr. Paul Brockman Caputo * Ms. Stacey Cohen Mr. Cid S. Dominique Mr. Peter D’Antonio Mr. William P. Carey Ms. Milla Brodsky Mrs. Maria Colella Mr. Lawrence G. Donnelly Ms. Milena Danyo Dana Carioti Brooklyn Botanic Garden Ms. Cherish‑Marie Collins Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dono Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dashman Ms. Sandra A. Carlson Brooklyn Children’s Mr. Dan Collins Ms. Rita Donohue Mr. Melvin David Museum Mr. Joseph Carmody Ms. Renee Collins Ms. Dana E. Donovan Ms. Shannon David Brooklyn Cyclones Ms. Madalena M. Ms. Margaret Colome Mr. Ravi Dookie Baseball Company Carrozzo Mr. Michael Davidovitch Prof. Christina Colon Ms. Maureen Dorgan Brooklyn Museum Ms. Seanna Carter Mr. Arthur Davis Ms. Joann Colonna Crowley Brooklyn Nets Mr. Matthew Caruthers Ms. Christine Davis Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy H. Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Dosik Ms. Krystine Broomes Casale Jewelers Ms. Danielle Davis Comins Ms. Suzette N. Dove Mr. Jonathan Brouder Ms. Maria A. Casali Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Davis Mr. Nicholas Como Ms. Susan Dowd Miss Anna Brovshteyn Ms. Nicole Case Ms. Jamila Davis & Coney Island USA Mr. John R. Driscoll * Mr. Frederick Merrill Ms. Carola Brown Mrs. Mary R. Casey Ms. Bernadette Connolly Chancie Drummond Ms. Marie Davis Dr. Evrick Brown Mr. Pelly Casimir Ms. Kathleen Connor Ms. Damali K. Dublin Mrs. Michele Davis Mr. Uriah Brown Ms. Loray Cass Mr. Salvador Contes Mrs. Suzanne B. Ducat & R. Davis Ms. Vierginabelle Brun Ms. Pauline Cassino Mr. Stanley M. Cohen

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Ms. Kirsten Forrest Mr. Roberto Garcia Mr. Sean Gorman Mr. Christopher A. Prof. Lyla Garfield Ms. Alison Paige Gorospe Forrester Mr. Melvin Garfinkel Mr. & Mrs. Leon Gortler Four & Twenty Blackbirds Ms. Annmarie Gargiulo Mr. Andrew Goss Ms. Kristen Fox Gargiulo’s Restaurant Ms. Brenda Graber Mr. William Fox Ms. Jasette F. Garvey Ms. Caitlin Graham Ms. Louisa G. Foy Ms. Barbara Gatullo Ms. Aida C. Gramieri Mr. Kevin Francis Ms. Tanya Gavrylenko Mr. Larry Grant Ms. Anita Francsovics Mr. Herbert Gecht Mr. Steve Grant Mrs. Michelle Frank Mr. James Gelormine Ms. Elba Grau

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

Mr. Zinovy Genkin Mr. Laurence Gray Mr. Vincent Dufour Ms. Gloria Farley Mr. Louis Frankel Ms. Shonelle George Ms. Sonia Gray Mrs. Asha Dunlap Ms. Maria Favuzza Mr. Juan Franquiz Mrs. Iryna Gerashenko Prof. & Mrs. Richard Ms. Barbara Frawley Mr. Mark Eaton Ms. Rosalie Graziano Fayad‑Pichado * Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mr. Tom Eaton Mr. Keith Frederick Gevertzman * Ms. Martha Greasley Ms. Ellie Feder Mrs. Linda Fredriksen Mr. David Eckstein Ms. Barbara Gharemani Mrs. Caterina M. Greco Mr. Joseph Feit Mr. Alan E. Freedman Mr. Abraham Edelheit Mr. Thomas Giangreco Ms. Jacqueline Green Mr. Miguel Feliciano Ms. Debra Freedman Prof. MaryAnn Edelman Mr. Aston G. Gillies Mrs. Joyce Green Ms. Natalie Feliciano Mr. Alexander Frenkel Mrs. Shranda Edmeade Ms. Diane Ginsberg Ms. Lorraine Green Ms. Zannatul Ferdaus * Ms. Marilyn Fried Mr. Ricardo Edwards Ms. Hillary Ginsberg Mrs. Sharon Green Ms. Dorothy Ferrante Mr. Sidney Friedfertig Ms. Elizabeth Eisdorfer Ms. Catherine Giordano Mr. Keith Greenberg Mr. Edward Ferrer Ms. Gail B. Eisen Prof. Delores Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Marvin & Mrs. Marisol Ponte‑Greenberg Ms. Sara Eletr Prof. Carmel Ficorelli Mrs. Reva Friedman Girshick Ms. Stacey Greenblatt Ms. Pearl Elkerdawy Ms. Mimi Fierle Ms. Adrienne G. Frosch Mr. Michael J. Giugliano Ms. Alexis Greene Ms. Eman M. Elkomy Ms. Jessicale L. Figueroa Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frubell Ms. Nezahat Glloxhani Mr. Kenneth Greene Ms. Ebieten Elmsoxogu Mr. Alvin Finkelstein Ms. Galina Frumkina Mrs. Linda B. Godfrey‑Bailey Greenhouse Cafe Prof. & Mrs. Sidney L. Ms. Amy Finkelstein Ms. Judith Frydman Ms. Inna Gofman Ms. Eileen Gretah Emerman Ms. Phyllis Fintz Beverly Fuller Mr. Jeff Goland Mr. Les Gribben & Ms. Natalya Epshtyein Ms. Stella Fiore Funfest Family Prof. Carolyn Gribben Ms. Frances S. Epstein Mrs. Mary E. Fiorentino Entertainment Center Mr. & Mrs. Alan Goldberg Mrs. Maxine Gridi * Mr. & Mrs. Harold Epstein Ms. Rae‑Ann Fischer Ms. Julia Furay Mr. David Goldberg Mr. Shawn Griffin Ms. Jacqueline Epstein Mrs. Mildred Fishman Mrs. Orli Futerman Mr. Bernard Goldfinger Ms. Kristine Grosch Mr. Andres Escobar Ms. Monique Flemming Ms. Sitora Fuzaylova Mr. Sanford Goldhaber Mrs. Myrna J. Grow Ms. Erica Estrella Mr. Gregory Fletcher Ms. Susan Gabai Mrs. Rita Goldman Ms. Diane Guido Mrs. Nadine Evans Ms. Virginia Fletcher Mr. Alexander Gafa Mr. Marvin Goldsmith Prof. Charles A. Guigno Mr. Anthony Fago Ms. Barbara Flisser Ms. Dianne Galasso Mr. Robert Goldsmith Mr. Nadim Gul Ms. Barbara Fairweather Ms. Margaret T. Flood Mrs. Dorothy Gale Ms. Ewa Golebiewski Ms. Jonelle Gulston Ms. Libby Falcon Ms. Patricia Flood Prof. Samuel Gale Ms. Claudia Gonzales Tatyana Gurtovnik Ms. Valerie Ms. Karen J. Fogler Ms. Rosalba Galicia Ms. Alexis Gonzalez Falcone‑Francese Mr. Jerome Haas Ms. Michelle Foo Ms. Amy Gallagher Ms. Rosemarie Goodridge Ms. Danielle K. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Prof. & Mrs. Ronald L. Mrs. Lucrezia L. Gallelli Mr. Selvin Gootar Falloon‑Blake Haber * Forman Mrs. Julie Ms. Lyubov Gorfin Ms. Gloria Faraino Gambale‑Kubiak Mr. Martin Haber Mr. Michael Forquignon Mrs. Dasha Mrs. Penny Hacken Mr. Richard J. Faraino Ms. Carolyn Gannon Gorinshteyn, LCSW

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Ms. Caroline B. Hallmark Ms. Annie Hilker Mr. Alex Immella Sakhia Kawsari Mr. Michael Kugler Mr. Josef Hamilton Mr. George Hill Mr. Sidney Irgang Ms. Sandra Kazlow Ms. Debra Kwapich Mr. Mitchell L. Hammer Ms. Jacqueline Hill Ms. Margaret Irizarry Mrs. Carol A. Kearney L & B Spumoni Gardens Inc. Ms. Jacqueline Handman Prof. Craig Hinkley Mr. Joseph Irving Mrs. Estelle Keitel Mr. Daniel La Noue Mr. John F. Hanley Jr. Ms. Bibi Hiralall Ms. Alexandria Jackson Ms. Inga Kharcheva Ms. Marjorie La Roche Mr. Benjamin M. Hanon Ms. Frances Hirschberg Ms. Evelyn Jacobs Ms. Eva Khatana Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Simone Hardy Mr. Sidney Hirschfeld Mr. & Mrs. William Jacobs Ms. Renata Kheyson LaBarbara Ms. Grace Hargrove Prof. Ivan Ho Mr. Michael Jacowsky Ms. Marina Khusid Honorable Seymour & Ms. Donna Mostel Mrs. Ann Harris Mr. Yee Ho Ms. Odetta King Lachman & Prof. Prof. & Mrs. Z.M.G. Prof. Helaine Harris Ms. Lanelle Hodnett Prof. Reabeka King Susan Lachman Sarwar Jahangir Ms. Aurelia Harrison Mr. Erich Hoffmann Kings Row Men’s Apparel Mrs. Barbara T. Ladman Mr. Asher James Ms. Margarita Mrs. Lorraine Hofmeister Ms. Carole Kirk Dr. Suzanne LaFont Hartoularos Mr. Mario Jean Batard Ms. Wendy Holuboff Mr. Jerry Kirk Ms. Paule Lafortune Ms. Nathalie Jean‑Elie Mr. Grant Harvey Prof. Susan Hom Mr. Mark Kirsch Ms. Vanecia C. Land Gerren Jefferson Ms. Yasmeen Hayes Ms. Joanne Honigman Prof. Miriam Kittrell * Mr. Ruben Landaverde Ms. Mary R. Hayes‑Quinn Ms. Khalia Jeffries Mr. Gary Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn Klein Luz Landron Mrs. Marianne P. Hearsey The Jewish Museum Ms. Amy Hornick Ms. Kathleen Klemm Ms. Juanitta Larivaux Jimmy’s No. 43 Ms. Myra Hecker * Prof. & Mrs. Stephen R. Mr. Murray Klier Ms. Gail Larkin Ms. Elizabeth Hegelson Ms. Christina Johnson Howard Ms. Rita Knecht Ms. Barbara Lasky Ms. Elizabeth Helgeson Ms. Rasheema Johnson Mr. Edward M. Hughes Ms. Darya Kobtseva Ms. Natasha Lauriston Mr. Douglas Henderson Ms. Tanya Johnson Prof. Donald Hume Ms. Susan Koff Ms. Myra Lavelle Ms. Delia Hernandez Mr. Tyronne Johnson Ms. Sally Hunt Mrs. Gloria Kolodin Ms. Susan Lavin & Ms. Vanessa Hernandez Mr. Ethan Jones Mr. Michael Lavin Ms. Shawnlee Hutchinson Ms. Olena Komaritska Mrs. Elayne Herrera Ms. Shannon Hylton‑Pitt Mr. Jurate Jones Mr. Roscoe Lawrence Ms. Bonnie Konigsberg Jordan Jones‑Brewster Mr. Arnon Hetsrony Ms. Ellen Hymowitz Ms. Susan Lazar Mr. Andrew E. Konikoff Mr. David Jordan Ms. Sandra Hetzel Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Lt. Richard Lazarini Ms. Irene Konstantinou Ianniello Mr. Clifford Joseph Mr. William R. Hickerson Ms. Tatiana Ms. Tina Kopel & Ms. Arlene Fuchs Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ianno Ms. Monica Joseph Lecanov‑Harlow Ms. Mary M. Koren Mr. Rommel Hidalgo Ms. Grace Ianno Mr. Yogesh Joshi Mr. Richard Legum Mrs. Miriam Korfine Ms. Therese M. Higgins Mr. Dan Ibarrola Ms. Diana Kalechman Ms. Sheila Leibowitz Ms. Marilyn B. Kostroff * & Mr. Anthony Abbate Mr. David Iborti Ms. Phyllis Kaley Mrs. Tanel Leigher Mr. Nabil Kouhi Ms. Elizabeth L. Ms. Elizaveta Ideltchik Ms. Amanda Kalin Ms. Paola A. Lema Hildebrandt Ms. Olga Kozlova Mrs. Habibe Ilingi Mr. Lev Kanevskiy Mr. Michael Lendzin Ms. Raisa Kozmina Ms. Joyce K. Kantrowitz * Ms. Patrice M. Lenihan Mr. & Mrs. Irving Kramer Ms. Liorr Karasanti Ms. Ann M. Leonetti * Mr. Kenneth Kramer Ms. Maria Christina Mr. Yefim Lerman & Karfitsas Patricia Kramer Ms. Lyudmila Malikova * Mr. Keith Karon Mr. & Mrs. Wilhelm Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Lerner Krapf * Ms. Kamini Karran Mr. Rohan Leslie Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kravit Dr. Laura Kates Mrs. Lorraine Lester * Ms. Maya Kravtsov Mr. Joseph Katsnelson Mr. Eric Leung Ms. Wilma Kreech Mr. Bradford S. Kaufman Mr. Tommy Leung Ms. Sabina Krivenko Prof. Navneet Kaur Ms. Wan Yin Leung Ms. Bronislava Kucher Ms. Mona Kavowras Mrs. Marilyn D. Levin‑Cuff

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

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Ms. Alissa Levine Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ms. Avery G. McIntosh Mr. Thomas Moran Mr. & Mrs. Ron Olson Mrs. Denise P. Levine Mackay Ms. Kendra T. McKenzie Mr. Philip J. Morgan Prof. Catherine Olubummo Ms. Judith Levine Ms. Naureen Madhani Ms. Karene McKnight Mr. Niaz J. Mosharraf Ms. Cynthia M. Olvina Ms. Yonina Levine Ms. Allison Magee Ms. Alexia McKoy Ms. Vivian Moskowitz Ms. Hellen Ongus Ms. Liberty Levinowitz Ms. Kaitlin Maggiore Ms. Carol Ann McLinden Ms. Yvonne Sou‑King Mui Ms. Elaine Orlando Mr. & Mrs. Eyal Ms. Monira Mahmuda Ms. Jennifer M. McLinden Mr. Avery Mullen Levinshtein Ms. Christina Ms. Rita Maida Mr. & Mrs. Brian McMains Ms. Elizabeth Mulligan Ortiz‑Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Arkady Levitan Mr. Albert Maidenbaum Ms. Kristel McNab Mrs. Keyon Mullings Ms. Rehab Osman Ms. Dawn Levy Dr. Florence Maloney Ms. Carol McPhatter Mrs. Shelli Munitz Ms. Lynn Ostrow Mr. Jeffrey Levy Mr. David Mandelbaum Ms. Detrice McPhatter Ms. Allison Murray Ms. Christine Osuji Mrs. Suzanne Levy Ms. Kimberly Mangios Ms. Patti Mead Prof. Ari Nagel Dr. Michael Otten Ms. Gail Lewis Manhattan Beer Ms. Imani Means Mr. Rich Najjar Ms. Cora Oxley Ms. Karen Lewis Distributor Mr. Davis Medina Ms. Joset Nakhla Ms. Angela Pagnotta Ms. Kristy A. Lewis Ms. Carey Manifold‑Beveny Mrs. Maria T. Mejias * Mrs. Micheline Nakhleh Ms. Lisa Paler Mr. & Mrs. Warren Mr. Louis Manios Mr. Mark Melendez Mr. Ganesh Nankoo Lewis * Ms. JoAnne Palmieri * Ms. Carol Melucci Captain John Nappo Mrs. Peaches Mr. Steven Manowitz Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Lewis‑Campbell Ms. Jill M. Marcus Ms. Maribel Mendoza National Baseball Palumbo * Hall of Fame Ms. Xinyi Liang Mrs. Leah Marcus Ms. Antoinette Meringolo Ms. Claire Panazzolo Ms. Vivian Navarro Liberty Science Center Ms. Rochelle Marcus Mr. Paul Metzger Ms. Veronica Pancham Ms. Audrey M. Negron Prof. Mark Licht Maria Ristorante Mr. Alexander Meyers Paneantico Bakery Cafe Ms. Lylybell Negron Ms. Elaine Lichtenstein Marina Cafe Mr. Elliott Meyers Mr. Matthew Papier Mr. Ray Neinstein Mrs. Ora Lidsky Mr. Aaron Mark Ms. Jonise Meyers Ms. Natalya Parakhnevich Ms. Michelle Nero Ms. Marie Lieberman Ms. Mary Ann Markowitz Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Meyers Ms. Deborah Paris Mr. Gorge Nestor Ms. Antonia Lieggi Prof. & Mrs. Theodore C. Mr. Jeremy Mezarina Ms. Sharon Parker Mr. Leslie Neverson Mr. John Lincoln Markus Ms. Anne Migliaccio Mr. Stuart Parker New York City Mr. & Mrs. Gary Linn Ms. Rebecca Maroney Mr. Irwin A. Mignott Parkway Flower Shop Fire Museum Ms. Marion A. Lipton Ms. Suzanne Marrale Mr. Timothy Miles II Ms. Susan Pascarella New York Red Bulls Little Cupcake Bake Shop Dr. & Mrs. Edward Martin Mr. Vincent Miletti, Esq. Mr. Igor Pashkovskiy Ms. Lena Nguyen Mr. Martin Litwack Mr. Joseph Marvel Mill Basin Kosher Deli Ms. Carla K. Paul Ms. Susan Nicoletti Mr. Darriel Mason Ms. Shing Liu Ms. Dina Miller * Ms. Hallory Paul Ms. Mary Nieberg Ms. Yanhong Liu Mr. Louis Mastandrea Prof. Joyce Miller Ms. Kathryn Ms. Devon Nixon Paultre‑Giugliano Ms. Patrice Livingston Prof. Theresa Mastrianni Mr. Morris Miller Ms. Jennifer Noe Juleysy Pavla Ms. Ursula Llamas Mrs. Enza Matarazzo Ms. Colleen Mims Mr. Leonid Nor Ms. Loretta Pazian Prof. Manel Lledos Mr. Hutson Matthews Mrs. Madeline A. Mineo Ms. Maria Norako Mr. Barry C. Pearce Ms. Simone Lockett Mr. Etienne F. Mauge Dr. Maureen Minielli Mr. & Mrs. Murray Novick Max’s ES‑CA Restaurant Ms. Marilyn Pearce Mr. Donald C. Loeb * Ms. Barbara L. Minsky Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ms. Elizabeth Mazes Ms. Dora Pekar Mr. Joseph LoGalbo Ms. Eva M. Miranda Nunziato Ms. Domenica Mazzola Ms. Elizabeth Pellegrini Mr. Howard London Mr. Andrew C. Mirer Mr. Kwame Nyanin Ms. Susan McAnanama Mr. Joseph Pellegrino Long Island Aquarium Mr. Louis Misciagna Mr. Leon Ofman * & Exhibition Center Mr. Stephen J. McAteer Ms. Linda Mizhquire Ms. Bridget Ofori Mr. Salvatore Pellettiere Long Island Children’s Mr. John McCabe III Mrs. Christine Sabatini Mr. Daniel Olivo Dr. Katia Perea Museum Ms. Linda McCandless Mr. Stephen Modell Olivos Motion Picture Ms. Erika Perez Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ms. Diane McDevitt Productions Mr. Reed Perlowitz & Lopinto Modell’s Sporting Goods Ms. Danielle McDonald Olivos Property Perfection Mrs. Susan Ms. Gerde Louis Mr. Surendra Mohabeer Magi‑Perlowitz Ms. ShanaKay McDougall Mr. Daniil Olkhovskiy Ms. Beata Monsanto Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pero * Ms. Beverley Love & Ms. Olga Ross Mrs. Mary McGonigle Mr. Hernan L. Montes Ms. Claudia Perry Ms. Carol Lowe Ms. Liliana Olshansky Ms. Marie McGovern Ms. Leslie‑Ann Moore Mr. Anthony L. Pesce Mr. Philip M. Luchun Ms. Elaine Olshausen Mrs. Gina McGrath Mr. Michael Lustig Ms. Wanda Morales * Mrs. Patricia A. Peterkin

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Ms. Susan Richards * Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Ross Ms. Evelyn Santiago Mr. Carlton A. Richardson Mr. John E. Rossi Ms. Sabrina Santiago Ms. Genevieve Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Rossi Mrs. Barbara Santonas Richards ‑Wright Prof. Michael L. Rosson Ms. Maria G. Santoro Mrs. Sally Ricottone Ms. Sheryl Roth Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Sheila Ridge Sapozhnikov * Mr. Thomas Rothacker Mrs. Dena Rigas Ms. Jennifer L. Sarferty Prof. & Mrs. Eric Mrs. Alma Riley Rothenburg Prof. & Mrs. Gary B. Sarinsky Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Ms. Nancy Rowland

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

Ms. Deborah Sarria Ms. Bonnie Peterman Mr. Giovanni Provenzano Ms. Paula Risolo Ms. Musya Roytman Mrs. Eleanor Saturno Ms. Ingrid Peters Mr. Tomasz Pulawski Mr. David Rivera Mrs. Vivian Rozakis Ms. Maarja Sau Mr. & Mrs. Frank Petralia Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Mr. Joseph Rivera Ms. Anna Rozenboym Puma Ms. Debra Scaccia Mr. Igor Petrov Ms. Margaret Rivera Mr. Howard Rubin Ms. Tatjana Pushkar Ms. Rosanne Scalice Ms. Maria Petrova Ms. Wilma Rivera Ms. Janice Rubinsky Mrs. Sarah Quigley Ms. Tara Scannell Ms. Laura Piascik Ms. Kim Rizzi Mr. Anthony Ruggiero Mr. Joel Quintalino Prof. Jacqueline S. Ms. Marguerite Piccigallo Ms. Gloria Roberts Ms. Catherine Ruggiero Mr. Maksim Rabayev Scerbinski Ms. Linda C. Pierce Mr. Leonard M. Robertson Mr. Joseph Ruisi Mrs. Arlene Rabinowitz Mr. Robert Schacter Bertholin Pierre Mr. Alfredo Rodriguez Ms. Amanda Ruiz Mr. Stanley Rabinowitz Mr. Robert A. Schaefer Jr. Prof. Caterina Y. Pierre Ms. Amanda L. Rodriguez Mrs. Maria Ruiz Ms. Tatyana Rabotneva Mr. Herbert Schechter Ms. Nympha Pierre Mr. Chris Rodriguez Ms. Monserrate Ruiz Mr. & Mrs. Lester Mr. Joseph Pietanza Ms. Ishrat Rahman Ms. Dahlia Rodriguez Mr. & Mrs. George Russell Schenker Ms. Roberta Pike Mr. Edy Rameau Mr. Jonathan Rodriguez Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Ms. Beatrice Scher Ms. Carmen Ramirez Chris Pileggi Saccoccio * Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Mr. Ryan Schiavone Mr. Jonathan A. Pinkhasov Ms. Enid Ramirez Rodriguez Ms. Barbara R. Sadownick Mr. Gabriel Schleifer Jacquon Pipa Mrs. Malider Ramos Ms. Veronica Rodriguez Ms. Sonia Sahadi‑Abounaoum Ms. Giovana Schnabel Mr. Scott G. Pizzo Ms. Stephanie Ramos Ms. Jeannette Rodriguez ‑Yuen Ms. Juanita Sakil Ms. Judy Schneeberg Mr. Sam Plastock Ms. Nicole K. Ramsey Prof. Emerita Adele Ms. Samantha Ramsey Ms. Roberta Rogovin Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Prof. Naomi Platt * Saladuchin Schneider Ms. Marie Ranieri Ms. Jaclyn A. Rohr Ms. Selma Platzman Dr. Florence J. Schneider Ms. Cecilia Salber Mr. Joshua Rappaport Ms. Deborah Roina Mr. Noah Plotkin Ms. Lisa S. Schneider Ms. Nada A. Saleh Mr. Abdul Rehman Ms. Trina Roldan Ms. Elinore Plutchok Mr. & Mrs. Michael Roll‑N‑Roaster Mr. Charles S. Salup Prof. Ira Plutzker Ms. Kimone Reid Schoenfeld Ms. Enid Roman Ms. Genesis Sampayo Ms. Kristin Polizzotto Or Mrs. Corrine Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ms. Patricia Romano Kwesi Samuels Schwartz Mrs. Marisol Ms. Marion Rentzer Ms. Sarah E. Samuels Ponte‑Greenberg Ms. Rosemary Resker Mr. Ron Rondon Ms. Frances Schwartz Ms. Kim Sanchez Mrs. Annamaria C. Poore Mr. Barry Resnick Ms. Ruth Rootenberg Dr. Leslie Schwartz Mr. Russel Sankis Mrs. Rosalie Schwarz Ms. Joann Porto Mr. Benjamin Resnick * Ms. Honey L. Rose Ms. Kathleen Santaly Mr. & Mrs. John Positano Mrs. Marion Resnick Ms. Marilyn Rosenblatt Mr. Martin Schwimmer Mr. Bernard J. Prof. Beth Preminger Mr. Robert Resnick Ms. Sabina F. Rosenblum Ms. Sunny Scobell Santangelo * Ms. Reina Prestia Ms. Dalia M. Restrepo Mr. William Rosenblum Mr. Frank L. Scott * Ms. Kristina M. Ms. Loni Scott Mr. Bruce Profsky Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Retrey Ms. Sheryl Rosenthal Santapaola

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Mrs. Angela Scotto Mr. Norval Soleyn Ms. Ferne Tauman Ms. Andrea Mrs. Zola N. Williams Vasquez‑Sanchez Mr. Jerry Scotto Mr. Luis Solis Mr. Sayel Tayar Ms. Miriam L. Wilson Ms. Inna Vayser Ms. Karen Seales Something Greek Ms. Joanne Taylor Ms. Audrey Wolfe Mrs. Betty Ventrice Mrs. Shavone Sease Mr. Maurice D. Soriano Mr. Joseph Tedeschi Mr. Eric Wollman Ms. Adele Vialva Mr. Bradley Seepersaud Mr. & Mrs. Valentin Sorku Mr. Eric P. Teng Ms. Elaine Wong Ms. Corisse Vialva Ms. Ina Segaloff * Ms. Andrea Sparacino Mrs. Stephanie Terebelo Mr. Patrick Wong Ms. Estefania Vidals Ms. Derva J. Seide Ms. Nichole Spates Mr. Stacy Teter Ms. Kimberly A. Aquino Woodberry Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mr. Kenley W. St. Vil Ms. Erina Theodore Mr. William Villasis Seideman Dr. Stella Woodroffe Ms. Hillary Stackpole Mr. Sean A. Thill Ms. Illeana Viquez Myli Selu Mr. John Wowk Prof. Joan E. Standora Ms. Merchia A. Thomas Ms. Elizabeth Vladimirov Ms. Meghan Seradsky Mei Xing Mrs. Angela Starobin Ms. Silvea Thomas Ms. Barbara R. Volpe Mr. Thomas Seyfried Ms. Eleen Xu Mr. & Mrs. Lazar Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mr. Sam M. Waldman Mr. Saboor Shahid Starobinets Thompson Mr. Harvey A. Yablonsky Mr. Tony Walker Mr. Daniel Shamailov Staten Island Yankees Ms. Sonya Thorne Ms. Inna Yakhnis Mr. Michael Wallace Ms. Susan F. Shapiro Mr. Richard M. Statfield Shirell Thurmond Mr. Eric H. T. Yan Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Ms. Malika Shein Ms. Herschella Steele Mrs. Tatiana Timchenko Dr. Rina Yarmish Wallack * Mr. Abraham Sher Ms. Tracy Steffy Mr. Theodore Timmins Mr. Brian Ye Ms. Marie Walsh * Ms. Lioudmila Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stein Mrs. Hazel Tishcoff Prof. William Yenna Mr. Solomon Wang Mr. Oleg Shigol Mr. & Mrs. Norman Stein Ms. Maria Tomarchio Ms. Sarah Yomtov Ms. Laraine Ward Mr. David Shirman Ms. Judi Stern Ms. Elizabeth Tompkins Mr. Mohamed Yousef Dr. Sharon Warren Cook Mr. Daniel Shorrock Ms. Tziporah Stern Mr. Ergulen Toprak Ms. Rosalie Zafonte Ms. Susan D. Waterman Mr. Yefim Shpatserman Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth K. Ms. Damaris Torres Abel Zamora Mr. James Weaver Sternin Ms. Helene Shuster Rocio Torres Mr. Jorge Zamudio Ms. Regina Weber * Ms. Evereene Steward Ms. Julie Shweky Ms. Raluca Toscano Ms. Raya Zegel Ms. Sherry Weber Mr. Benjamin Stewart Mr. Daniel Siegel Totonno’s Pizzeria Prof. & Mrs. Arthur N. Ms. Charlotte Wein Ms. Iris Stewart Zeitlin * Ms. Sharon Z. Siegel Ms. Rosa Tovar Ms. Dorothy S. Ms. Michelle Stoddart Zelda’s Art World Ms. Beth Siegel‑Graf Ms. Christen Trapani Weinberger Ms. Susan Stonehill Mr. Michael Zelinsky Mr. Marvin Siegfried True Citrus Ms. Anita Weingarten Mrs. Marilyn Strauss Mrs. Nikki Zeller Ms. Samantha Sierra Mr. Feliks Tsadkin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ms. Nicole Strauss * Ms. Norma Zelmanovich Ms. Marie A. Siliati Mr. Nikoloz Tsulukidze Weininger Ms. Nadiya Strygina Mr. Alexander Zeltser Ms. Lenore Silver & Ms. Maria Tulchinsky Mr. Michael Weinstein Mr. Charles Rubin Ms. Genevieve D. Stuber Ms. Wenddy Zepeda Ms. Melike Turk Mrs. Debra L. Weisberg Ms. Naomi Silverman Prof. Enid Stubin Ms. Ruby Zilberzweig Prof. & Mrs. Corey M. Mr. Alfred M. Weiss Ms. Ilene J. Simon Ms. Dawn Summerson Turner Mrs. Joann Weiss Mr. Igor Zimin Mr. Jeff Simon Ms. Vivica Sumrajit Ms. Pamela Turner Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Weiss Zio Toto Ms. Rachel E. Singer Ms. Shelly S. Sunday Mr. Peter Turowski Dr. Saundra T. Weiss Mrs. Marina Zlobinskaya Mr. Michael Singh Ms. Sophia Sutcliffe Mr. Vitaly Tuzov Mr. Dominic Wetzel Ms. Diane Zorcik Sixpoint Brewery Ms. Robin Sutherland Ms. Janet M. Unegbu Ms. Eileen Wheeler Mr. Igor Zubatov Ms. Lisa Sloves Ms. Trenisse Sutton Mr. Ottono Usanga Ms. Nettie Wiener Ms. Roseanna Zweig Mr. & Mrs. Al Smaldone Mrs. Patricia A. Sweeney Ms. Judith Valdez Mr. Christopher Wilker Mrs. Sheila F. Small Ms. Doreen Swift Ms. Luisa Valencia Ms. Agnes Williams Ms. Anita Smith Tau Sylvester Mr. Lee F. Valerus Ms. Ebony Williams Mr. Anthony Smith Ms. Irene Szczesny Prof. Margaret Mr. George Williams Vanderbeek Warren & Ms. Cheryl Smith Ms. Berta Szochet Ms. Marie Williams Mr. Joseph Warren Ms. Darline Smith Ms. Sharon B. Talia Ms. Brenda Vargas Ms. Erin Smith, R.N. Dr. & Mrs. Farshad Tamari While the names on this list were carefully reviewed, Ms. Francisca Vargas misspellings may occur. If such an error was made Ms. Mary Smith Ms. Teresa C. Tamburlini Ms. Jennifer Vasquez to your name or title, please accept our apologies. Mr. Thomas Smyth Mr. Robert Tarallo Mrs. Karina Vasquez Please relay your corrections to the Office of College Ms. Valerie Sokolova Ms. Magdalene Tattnall Advancement: (718) 368-4539.

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 25 The 1963 Society recognizes donors who make an annual leadership-level gift at one of the giving society levels.

Membership in the giving society allows one to play an important role in the financial well-being of Kingsborough and to make a powerful statement about his/her commitment to our mission of providing an affordable, high-quality, transformational education to its students.

Society members enjoy a number of benefits, including invitations to members-only events and special college communications. For all levels, membership is determined by gifts in a fiscal year, which spans July 1 to June 30. Membership benefits increase according to the size of one’s gift.

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

TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE Victoria Loconsolo President Farley & Dr. Barbara Walters- Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fishman Foundation Mrs. Cheryl Herzek Doehrman & $10,000 - $24,999 Vice President & Dr. Steven Doehrman Dean Thelma Malle Farmer & Farmer Mrs. Thomas G. Friebel Mrs. Rhoda L. Polly ‘80 & Company, Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Mr. Michael Danziger Mr. & Mrs. James Marsh Mr. Howard Goldberg Mr. Michael Farmer Watkins Ms. Kelly Sullivan Ms. Suzanne Murphy Dr. Mary R. Goldstein & Mr. Jeff Barker Dr. Susan & Mr. Andrew Weyman Mr. Edward Farrell ‘71 & Ms. Terry Davis Mr. Gary Hegedus DEAN’S CIRCLE Dr. David & Mrs. $5,000 - $9,999 Ms. Laura Glazier- Dr. & Mrs. Oliver Klapper Barbara Plimpton FELLOW’S CIRCLE Smith ‘87 Dr. & Mrs. Baroukh E. Mr. Andrew Brimmer & Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sachs $500 - $999 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kodsi Mr. Thomas Molnar Delta Phase Ingenito ‘75 Vice President Ms. Juliet Lewis Broadway Stages, Electrical Corp. Dr. Beverly Jacobs Elizabeth Basile & Ms. Gina Argento Mr. Frank Ruggiero and Mr. Allen Basile Mr. Michael V. Miranda Mr. Anthony Saraceni Mr. Philip W. Krey Ms. Joan DeFreitas Dean Christine Beckner Momentas, Inc Mrs. Phyllis Levine ‘93 Dr. Saul & ASSOCIATE’S CIRCLE & Mr. Brandon Beckner Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Plotkin Mrs. Yvette Katz $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Armstrong Lim Dean Marilyn Chernin Mr. Frank Puleo Eugene Walters Mr. Dante Orsini Anonymous (2) Interim President Mr. Martin G. Rosenthal Family Foundation Peter M. Cohen & Dr. Regina S. Peruggi & Mr. William Schwalbe Ms. Joan Bartolomeo Mr. Gerard A. McCallion Mrs. Gina Cohen CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Dr. Uda Bradford Mr. Marc Derisse Mr. Alec Teytel $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Joseph Romano Mrs. Janet Warnock ‘71 Dr. Loretta Dr. Anne Winchell Silver Mr. John Drucker Mr. Michael Correra ‘93 Branccacio-Taras Ms. Moira Weidenborner Mr. James P. Slattery Professor Susan Ednie Ms. Julie Dennis Mr. Filipp Braun ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Armyan Dr. Stuart Suss Ms. Emilee McGarvey Mrs. Sheila Labrecque Mr. James A. Cross Feldman Zameli

Beacon Society members have expressed their commitment to Kingsborough Community College by remembering the college in their estate plans. Deferred gifts, such as those represented below, help assure the college’s future growth. We are exceedingly grateful to our Beacon Society members. Anonymous (2) Ms. Domenica Mazzola Mrs. Betty Goetz The Estate of Charles W. Neu Mr. Barry & Dr. Rachelle Goldsmith Dr. Anne Winchell Silver Mr. Gary J. Hegedus The Estate of Ms. Sandra Weinrich Mr. Paul and Mrs. Mary Kay Jeynes Join today and take your place among Kingsborough’s philanthropic leaders. For more information on the Beacon Society or to learn more about planned giving, please contact Dr. Elizabeth Basile, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Phone: (718) 368-4539 | [email protected]

26 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION FACTS & FIGURES July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 The Kingsborough Community College Foundation’s Board of Directors draws its members from a wide Fiscal Year 2017 range of professional and academic backgrounds. These men and women bring their expertise, their 2.11% 3.03% drive, and their wholehearted commitment to helping 0.59% the college realize its vision of the future. 8.29% MS. JOAN BARTOLOMEO Chair 5.46% Community Development Specialist | Signature Bank MR. FARLEY HERZEK President (ex-officio) President | KCC MR. EDUARDO RIOS 10.69% 52.82% Secretary/Treasurer VP, Finance & Administration | KCC DR. ELIZABETH BASILE Executive Director (Ex-Officio) VP, Institutional Advancement | KCC MS. SUZANNE MURPHY 12.18% Vice Chairperson VP, Development & External Affairs | Teachers College at Columbia University

2.41% 2.41% TRUSTEES

 MS. GINA ARGENTO EXPENDITURES CEO | Broadway Stages Instructional Support ...... $57,114,403 ���������������������� 52.82% MR. MICHAEL CORRERA Extension & Public Service . . . . .$2,602,124 ��������������������������2.41% Owner | Michael-Towne Wines and Spirits Library & Organized Activities . . .$2,604,803 ��������������������������2.41% MR. JAMES CROSS, JR. Student Services ...... $13,168,089 ������������������������ 12.18% VP – Customer Connections | National Grid Maintenance & Operations . . . . $11,555,408 ���������������������10.69% MR. MICHAEL FARMER General Administration ...... $5,908,242 �����������������������5.46% Chairman | Farmer and Company General Institutional Services . . . .$8,965,125 ���������������������� 8.29% MS. JULIET LEWIS College Discovery ...... $643,073 ���������������������� 0.59% Manager | Brooklyn Public Affairs, Con Edison  Adult & Continuing Education . . . $3,278,110 �������������������������3.03% MR. STEVEN MAKSIN Technology Fee ...... $2,282,881 ���������������������������2.11% Managing Partner | Maskin Legal Group, PLLC Totals ...... $108,122,258 ������������������100.00% MR. JOHN MANBECK Professor Emeritus | KCC  STAFFING (FULL-TIME) Fall 2016 Spring 2017 MR. FRANK RUGGIERO Teaching ...... 334 ...... 338 Owner-Manager | Delta Phase Electrical Corporation Librarians / Audio Visual ...... 10 ...... 10 MR. RONI SHOYFER Total Faculty ...... 344 ...... 348 VP, Retail Market Manager | Investors Bank Non-Instructional ...... 276 ...... 278 MR. JAMES P. SLATTERY Brooklyn Volunteer Lawyers Project Civil Service ...... 302 ...... 292 Total Full-Time ...... 922 ...... 918 MS. KELLY SULLIVAN Partner | Joele Frank, Wilkinson, Brimmer, Katcher Expenditure Data per CUNYfirst as of 11/7/17  Excludes fringe benefits and heat, light, and power. MR. ALEC TEYTEL  The Adult & Continuing Education Program is self-sustaining based upon tuition VP | Branch Manager TD Bank NA and fees collected.  Staffing based on 11/4/16 and 5/5/17 Payrolls MR. DAVID WOLOCH Executive VP for External Affairs | Brooklyn Public Library KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

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