2018-2019 Annual Report IT TAKES A COMMUNITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Jianping Wang, Ed.D. It takes a village to raise a child. We have all heard this and at Mercer County President Community College we live it every day. We see each student as an individual Robert Schreyer, DPT with the potential to achieve great success. It is the extra caring and support MCCC MISSION Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs that students receive from Mercer’s dedicated faculty and staff that nurtures STATEMENT Sue Perkins that potential and helps them achieve – and often exceed – the goals they Interim Vice President for Finance and Administration Mercer County Community have set for themselves. Joe Claffey College is a comprehensive, Vice President for College Advancement publicly supported two-year We are fortunate that many in our community embrace the belief that institution focused on learning L. Diane Campbell, Ed.D. education provides betterment for all of Mercer County. Starting at the and student success. The Vice President for Student Affairs county level, we receive ongoing financial support from our County Executive college welcomes students of and the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Our Board of Trustees is composed of all ages from a wide variety of 2018/2019 community leaders who are committed to the community college mission. backgrounds, abilities, interests, Our Foundation Board not only leads major fundraising events for student levels of education, and economic BOARD OF TRUSTEES circumstances to a challenging Mark Matzen, Chair scholarships, but serve as ambassadors of the college. and supportive environment Kevin Drennan, Vice Chair We are indeed a village. We are deeply grateful to all of you for making Mercer dedicated to meeting the Walt MacDonald, Ph.D., Treasurer educational needs of 21st century Jianping Wang, Ed.D., Secretary and MCCC President County Community College a life-changing institution for our students and an global citizens and lifelong Reverend William E. Coleman, Jr. enriching resource for lifelong learning for all county residents. learners. Mercer responds to a David Fried Sincerely, broad array of community needs, Yasmin E. Hernandez-Manno offering programs and services for Pamela Hersh employers, continuing education Anthony Inverso and training for the workforce, Lawrence A. Nespoli, D. Ed. enrichment for youth, and cultural Angela Delli Santi opportunities for people in Blanca Berrios-Ohler Dr. Jianping Wang the region. Caitlin Clarke, Alumni Trustee President Mercer County Community College ANNUAL REPORT COUNTY OFFICIALS AVAILABLE ONLINE Hon. Brian M. Hughes, Mercer County Executive MCCC’s Annual Report is available online in an interactive 2018/2019 format. Sections are linked to BOARD OF CHOSEN additional information on FREEHOLDERS the college website. Visit www.mccc.edu/annual-reports. Hon. John A. Cimino, Chair Hon. Andrew Koontz, Vice Chair Hon. Ann Cannon Hon. Pasquale Colavita, Jr. Hon. Samuel Frisby Hon. Nina D. Melker Hon. Lucylle Walter RAIN DOESN’T DAMPEN JOY AT NURSING PROGRAM ADDS 74 NIGHTINGALES 52ND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT TO THE HEALTHCARE FIELD

MCCC’s Commencement Ceremony on May 17 was MCCC’s most popular major had a stellar year, as the college briefly interrupted by a sudden thunderstorm. But a little graduated 74 students from the Nursing program. Supporting rain could not diminish the milestone moment for the students throughout this rigorous curriculum were peer tutors in graduates of the Class of 2019. The guest speaker for the the Nursing Learning Center, plus instructors in Science Learning big day was Mercer County Undersheriff Pedro Medina, Centers on both campuses. Additionally, Nursing students were an MCCC alumnus. Student speaker was Samantha Costa, able to reach out to a success coach dedicated to the program. In a Paralegal graduate who is already on the job for the recent years, the pass rate on the national licensure exam (NCLEX) New Jersey Office of the Public Guardian. Professor of for MCCC graduates has topped 90 percent on the first try. (The Biology Dr. Ron Smith was the recipient of the annual national average is around 85 percent.) Nursing alumni are Distinguished Teaching Award. employed by healthcare facilities throughout the region, many in managerial roles. THANK YOU, PHI THETA KAPPA! BUSINESS STUDENTS TAKE FIRST AT RU When student leaders work alongside staff members, COMPETITION, SECOND AT DATAFEST good things happen. Mercer’s five-star Phi Theta Kappa chapter helped the college reach out to students about In the college’s second most popular major, Business Gov. Murphy’s new free tuition program for community Administration, students proved they could get the job done. college students, the Community College Opportunity Utilizing a shared leadership strategy that allowed for both Grant program. Chapter officers recruited volunteers to creativity and practical solutions, a team of six students took distribute flyers, post to social media, share their message first place out of six community colleges at the 2019 New Jersey at faculty meetings and in their classes, and staff a table County College Case Competition at Rutgers Business School. In in the Student Center. They were similarly active in the a second competition, Business students computed, analyzed community. Thanks in part to their efforts, 204 students and collaborated their way to second place during DataFest received CCOG to cover tuition costs for spring semester. 2019, held at Rider University. The mighty Mercer team faced off against nine four-year colleges in the weekend-long event.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT LEADS THE WAY RADIO STUDENTS ARE VOICE OF MERCER

MCCC’s Student Government Association (SGA) is the best proof that Radio listeners, especially those who tune in to WPST (94.5 life at MCCC is all about community. This year, 7,500 students dedicated FM), may have heard commercials with this sign-off: “This themselves to enhancing life for the entire student body through their commercial was produced by Mercer students.” Two years ago, participation in SGA, Student Life, and college club activities. They the MCCC Marketing Department teamed up with the college’s hosted 224 events, including a fundraiser for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Radio program to give students an opportunity to work on a for childhood cancer research, raising nearly $1,500 – bringing the six- real-world assignment – to give the college a more authentic year total to nearly $9,500 for this worthwhile charity. Students also message for student recruitment. Since the initiative began, hosted a “Blingo Bingo” event, drawing 71 participants and raising $895 the college has used more than a dozen commercials written, for Womanspace in honor of Women’s History Month, with a matching produced and voiced by Mercer students. donation of $895 to the Lymphoma Foundation. 2 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 3 GLOBAL VIEWS: STUDY TOURS TO IRELAND AND POLAND MCCC WELCOMES STUDENTS UNDER The Global Opportunities (GO) Center hosted two Study Tours this year for more NEW JERSEY GRANT PROGRAM than 50 students and their instructors. Health Professions students traveled Following the passage of New Jersey’s Community College to Ireland, where they learned about history, culture and healthcare. A trip to Opportunity Grant (CCOG) program, MCCC focused on getting Poland focused on the Holocaust; students returned with powerful insights. the word out last fall about this groundbreaking initiative. CCOG’s pilot semester was a resounding success, providing THE COLLEGE VOICE’S AWARD-WINNING YEAR free tuition to approximately 200 eligible students, many of It was an outstanding year in journalism at MCCC, as the college’s student whom could not have attended college otherwise. newspaper, The College VOICE, delivered once again with seven issues from September through May, available in print and archived online. After receiving three finalist awards from the Society of Professional Journalists in early March, VOICE staffers won 18 awards from the New Jersey Collegiate START AT MERCER, GO ANYWHERE! Press Association, including General Excellence and Best Overall Website. For students intent on transfer after MCCC, the possibilities continued to grow this year. In the fall, the college signed CERAMICS AND SOUP FOR TASK an agreement with Rider University that added 15 majors to The Visual Arts Club and Hospitality Club teamed up for a delicious the guaranteed transfer list. In January, the college signed a lunchtime fundraiser for the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK) in December. Transfer Pathways agreement for dual admission with Stockton Approximately 20 ceramicists worked throughout the fall to produce 150 University and, in April, signed with Drexel University Online to bowls and mugs in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes. On the day of the provide discounts of up to 40 percent for Drexel’s online courses. fundraiser, culinary students joined in, preparing soup to fill the bowls and These discounts can be applied toward bachelor’s, master’s, hot chocolate to fill the mugs. More than $500 was raised. and doctorate degrees, as well as certificate programs on the graduate and undergraduate levels and are open to Mercer HORTICULTURE STUDENTS BLOSSOM students, alumni and staff. AT PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW A display themed “The Power of a Rooftop Oasis” was MCCC’s 2019 entry for the Philadelphia Flower Show. Boasting an impressive facsimile of BUILDING FOR STUDENT SUCCESS the Trenton Makes Bridge, the rooftop garden display was set against a downtown Trenton backdrop, earning the exhibit a Silver Award in the Two major construction projects began this year. The college broke prestigious show’s Educational Category. ground on a building for the University Center at Mercer, which will serve as the headquarters for all five of the college’s four-year partners. VIKINGS TEAMS CONTINUE TO ADD TO RICH SPORTS LEGACY (The expected completion date is late Spring 2020.) Another project For the first time in college history, MCCC fielded a men’s lacrosse team. planned this year was the One-Stop Center, where all services related to The season was a rousing success, with the Vikings securing a berth in the admissions, enrollment and payment will be located. The new one-stop national tournament. Five players earned All-Region honors and Brady center will open in early Fall 2020. Moore was Region 19’s Player of the Year. Men’s and women’s tennis also made appearances at their national tournaments, while baseball and men’s soccer narrowly missed out on capturing regional titles. Mercer athletes excelled in the classroom as well. More than 40 athletes will transfer to four-year schools in the fall, many with athletic scholarships. 4 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 5 MCCC FOUNDATION MERCER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LETTER FROM THE CHAIR Foundation Board of Directors Lori Danko We on the Foundation Board are all about the theme of this an- Chair REVENUE 2018-2019 nual report – community. Members of our all-volunteer board Peggy Iucolino $62,865,00 serve because we believe in the integral role that MCCC TOTAL BUDGET $62,865,000 1st Vice Chair plays in educating our children, neighbors and friends. We also recognize that a vital community college translates into Aamir A. Rehman OTHER* STATE 2nd Vice Chair 9.4% SUPPORT a vital region, adding skilled employees to the workforce and 11.9% enriching the county’s cultural life. Ty Robinson Treasurer; Chair, Finance and Degree and Credit Certificate Programs Summer Camp Programs This year, the Foundation hosted two major events, the Golf Classic to Investment Committee COUNTY Students Served: 10,751 Camp College Campers: 1,052 SUPPORT Graduates: 892 Enrollments: 3,079 benefit student athletes, and the “Spring Into Student Success!” scholarship Robert Humes STUDENTS 29.2% Degrees: 944 Sports Camp Enrollments: 190 gala, both of which broke fundraising records. The Annual Campaign also add- Chair, Nominating and (TUITION & FEES) Honors: 185 Tomato Patch Visual and ed significantly to student success initiatives. Through its efforts, the Foundation has increased Governance Committee 54.1% Student Athletes: 166 Performing Arts Students: 208 the amount of scholarship support available for students to more than $650,000. Joseph T. Claffey Special Services: 687 Kelsey Kids Playshops Participants: 206 (Ex-officio) Executive Director Veterans: 360 Student Life and Leadership Many Mercer students perform a monumental balancing act – pursuing their academic goals while and Secretary Non-Degree Programs Clubs/Organizations: 35 attending to family and work obligations. They excel in the classroom and become leaders in student Members * Includes Conference Center, Kelsey Theatre, Center for Continuing Studies Enrollments: 3,063 Student Participants: 7,500 government. They shine on our athletic teams. They carry out good works on campus and in the com- WWFM, MCCC Foundation, and some grants. Mercer Institute of Management & Technology Total Events Hosted: 244 munity. Often, they discover unrealized potential and surprise themselves by what they can accomplish. Herb Ames Employers Served: 25 Cultural Offerings Brian S. Bennett Registrations: 7,116 Kelsey Theatre It is a privilege to serve as chair of this Foundation, following in the footsteps of a long line of indi- Conference Center at Mercer Cathryn Clary Ticketed Events: 30 Events Hosted: 292 viduals who had the vision and commitment to help create a true community at this college. I am Jamil Faridy Free Events: 30 Guests Served: 41,025 honored to sustain that legacy. Attendees: 48,786 Kathleen Gater Career Training Institute: 24 Distinguished Lecture Series: 9 Randy Hanks Adult Education On behalf of the Foundation Board, I thank all of the individuals and corporate friends who supported EXPENSES The Gallery at Mercer High School Equivalency: 130 our students’ success this year. But there is so much more to do. We encourage you to be active mem- Daniel Klim Exhibitions: 6 English as a Second Language: 263 bers of our community here at Mercer County Community College. Kathy Klockenbrink PHYSICAL Artists Represented: 104 HSE Testing Center: 1,082 PLANT The JKC Gallery Savita Lachman 4.4% Mercer County One-Stop Center Contracts: 44 Exhibitions: 8 Sincerely, Linda Martin Fire Training Participants: 2,500 Artists Represented: 12 Jeffrey F. Perlman MercerOnline Charles J. Plohn, Jr. STUDENT Fully Online Courses: 766 SERVICES Allen M. Silk 7.6% EDUCATION** Hybrid Courses: 86 Lori Danko 51.9% Web-Enhanced Courses: 5,072 Chair, MCCC Foundation Paula W. Taylor Youth Enrichment Programs Melissa Tenzer Year-round Youth College: 1,099 Martin Tuchman EDUCATION Educational Talent Search: 680 Members of the MCCC Foundation (seated, Jianping Wang, Ed.D. INSTITUTIONAL Upward Bound: 107 (Ex-officio) MCCC President SUPPORT from left): Aamir A. Rehman (Second Vice 36.1% Urban Academic Academy: 26 Chair), Lori Danko (Foundation Chair), MCCC Walt MacDonald, Ph.D. VIP: 210 President Dr. Jianping Wang (ex-officio), and MCCC Trustee Designee NJ Youth Corps: 44 Ty Robinson (Treasurer). Standing: Jamil Trenton Makes: 32 Fariday, Savita Lachman, Charles J. Plohn Directors Emeriti ** Includes credit and noncredit programs, Jr., Linda Martin, Allen Silk, Cathryn Clary, learning centers, testing centers, and libraries. James A. Floyd (deceased) Daniel Klim, Kathleen Gater, Robert Humes, Timothy Losch (deceased) Kathy Klockenbrink, Randy Hanks. Yong Sup Sim, Ed.D.

6 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 7 SCHOLARSHIP GALA ‘WORLD AWAITS’ AT SCHOLARSHIP RECEPTION

Guests in fedora hats, white suits, and floral dresses set the tone for “A With the theme “The World Awaits You” reflecting the possibilities Night in Old Havana,” the theme for the MCCC Foundation’s 30th annual ahead, the MCCC Foundation brought together grateful students “Spring Into Student Success” (SISS) gala. The event is the Foundation’s and their donors for the annual MCCC Honors Recognition signature fundraiser to benefit student scholarships. Reception Oct. 10 at Mercer Oaks. Each table featured a “passport” story about a successful MCCC alumnus. More than 200 guests helped the college raise a record-breaking $130,000 to expand scholarship opportunities. Co-Chairs were Pasquale The college recognized over 200 scholarship recipients who have Colavita Jr., Nina D. Melker of Berkshire Bank, and Peggy Iucolino of PNC distinguished themselves academically and as active members of Bank, who led the event with Foundation Board Chair Lori Danko. the MCCC community. Scholarship recipients are from practically every discipline of study at the college and include entering The Foundation honored three community partners. Receiving this year’s freshmen, continuing students, and those preparing to graduate Spirit of Education Award was Infinity Flight Group and Piedmont Airlines; who will use the funds at their transfer schools. NJM Insurance Group received the Distinguished Benefactor Award; and the Distinguished Corporate Partner Award was presented to Wells Fargo.

A special highlight of the evening was the induction of MCCC’s very first professor emeritus, Dr. Yong Sup (Sam) Sim, as a director emeritus of the Foundation Board. GRADS REWARDED AT HONORS CONVOCATION

ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC MCCC recognized and rewarded academic excellence during its 2019 Honors Convocation on May 17. Held in Kelsey Theatre just The MCCC Foundation and the Athletics Department teamed up once again hours before the college’s Commencement, students received to welcome 100 community friends and corporate supporters to the MCCC certificates and scholarships to recognize their achievements. Golf Classic in partnership with Haldeman Auto Group, held at Trenton Country Club Oct. 1. The 27th annual tournament, which benefits the Numerous graduating students received scholarships to college’s student athletes, raised a record-breaking $35,000 in scholarship continue their education, with some top scholars receiving support. The tournament is held in memory of Dr. Cynthia Schaffer, who multiple awards. Student athletes were also recognized with served as a member of the MCCC Foundation Board and was an avid scholarships for academic achievement. supporter of youth sports.

Following the day on the links, golfers joined with other dinner guests in the club’s ballroom for a festive awards reception and buffet. The evening celebration included a silent auction featuring rounds of golf at some of the region’s premier courses and other items donated by donors and friends.

Student athletes from numerous Mercer teams came out to thank participants for investing in their futures. Last year, tournament proceeds enabled the Foundation to award scholarships to 17 students.

8 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 9 CORPORATE GIVING HIGHLIGHTS MAJOR COLLEGE GRANTS

NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS TITLE III

New Jersey Manufacturers (NJM) completed a three-year pledge, This grant helped Mercer to improve efficiency and initiate programs adding up to $125,000, this year. With this funding, the college has to expand its service to low-income students by providing funds been able to finish a major expansion project at Trenton Hall, which to improve and strengthen the academic quality, institutional houses the James Kerney Campus Gallery, a community room, management, and fiscal stability. Projects included a new contact center an outdoor courtyard, and programs in Fashion Design, Security to improve customer service, improved process to address financial aid Systems Technology, Cybersecurity, and Health Professions. queries and continued funding for success coaching.

MERCER COUNTY CULTURAL AND HERITAGE COMMISSION WELLS FARGO The commission renewed its support of a variety of cultural programs Wells Fargo continued to fund the Wells Fargo Urban Scholarship at Mercer including the Gallery, Kelsey Theatre, Tomato Patch Visual and Fund this year. Since its establishment in 2014, the fund has Performing Arts Workshops, Mercer Dance Ensemble, Kelsey Review and awarded tuition dollars to nearly 40 students from Trenton area the Mercer County Symphonic Band. schools, some of whom have no other access to funding.

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION S-STEM GRANT

BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Now in the fourth of a five-year grant, major scholarships were awarded to 35 students studying science, technology, engineering and This $25,000 grant will be used to enhance the laboratory mathematics, enriching classroom learning with mentoring, monthly curriculum for Anatomy and Physiology students at both career-building sessions, and meetings with industry professionals. campuses. It provides for new physiology equipment and software that will benefit students studying science, especially those in MCCC’s Health Professions programs. INDIVIDUAL GIVING HIGHLIGHTS

Among those generous donors promoting a culture, and legacy, of JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICALS giving were Board of Trustee member Lawrence Nespoli. In addition to a $5,000 gift to the MCCC Foundation for scholarships, Nespoli has Trenton-area students looking to pursue a career as a Certified committed an estate gift of $25,000. Nurse Aide (CNA) will now have access to the tools of the trade, thanks to a $15,000 grant from Janssen Pharmaceuticals. The funds Nespoli joins a growing number of contributors to the MCCC will be used to double the capacity at a new CNA training lab at Foundation, which has seen its endowment grow to nearly $12 million, 101 North Broad Street on the James Kerney Campus. Through up by more than 35 percent in the past five years. partnership with the Trenton School District, students will be utilizing the facilities for training as CNAs.

10 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 11 FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS Gifts from July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019

$30,000 AND ABOVE $10,000 TO $19,999 Clarke Caton Hintz, PC PFM Asset Management LLC UP TO $999 Ms. Erin Cahill Mr. Timothy J. Doherty Albert B. Kahn Foundation Area VII Physicians Review Dr. Constance V. Colon-Jones PJ’s West LLC Mr. William Aaronson Mrs. Kristen Callahan Mrs. Pamela Dolphyn Mr. Edward S. Kahn, Esq. Organization, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Di Falco Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union # 9 Ms. Kami Abdala Ms. Maria E. Cane Ms. HelenMarie Dolton Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson Investors Foundation, Inc. Dogwood Garden Club of Princeton PRISM Advisory Group, LLC Mr. Adam Abel Mr. James P. Cannon Mr. Douglas Dombrowski New Jersey Manufacturers Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Ergo Chef, LLC Mr. John S. Procaccini Ms. Barbara B. Agurkis Mr. Ha Nguyen Cao Mr. William Dorney Insurance Group Dr. and Mrs. Walt MacDonald ExxonMobil Foundation PSE&G Ms. Iris Aharon Ms. Sharon Cappella Mr. Allen Drazen Princeton Area PNC Bank-East Brunswick Mr. and Mrs. Jamil E. Faridy Mr. Aamir Rehman and Ms. Hina Ghory Ms. June L. Albanowski Dr. Theresa Capra Mr. Kevin Drennan and Community Foundation Roma Bank Community Fidelity Charitable Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Alfare Mr. Sam Caramela Mrs. Rachel Holland Foundation Inc. First Bank Mr. Steven Ritzau Allen and Judith Silk Philanthropic Fund Mr. Ralph Carbonara Dress for Success Mercer County $20,000 TO $29,999 Verizon Foundation Mr. Bernard M. Flynn, Esq. Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health Ms. Isobel Allen-Floyd Mr. Frederick Carella Mr. Gary Driscoll Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Wells Fargo Bank Mr. Donald Fowler Mrs. Sandra Russell Allies Inc. Thomas and Doreen Carnvale Dr. Tammy A. Duffy Educational Testing Service Mr. David Fraytak Rutgers, The State University Ameriprise Financial Carol and Wayne Smith Charitable Fund Mr. Howard S. Dumhart Jr. Ellucian Company L.P. $5,000 TO $9,999 Mr. Richard S. Freeman of New Jersey Ms. Ruth Anderson Mr. David Carroll Ms. Lisa M. Dunn Mercer County Board of Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Mrs. Carol L. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Allen Silk Mrs. Phyllis Anker Mrs. Jennifer Carroll Mr. Donald Z. Eaton Chosen Freeholders Mr. Larry Frascella Griggstown Farm Market Ms. Joan V. Silver Ms. Kristin Appelget Central Jersey Blood Center Mrs. Kay A. Eaton Pangaea Health and Wellness, LLC Hamilton Educational Mr. John Simone Mr. Vincent E. Ardery Mrs. Evanessa Cepeda Edward Jones Fulton Bank of New Jersey Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Santo Sorce Ms. Lynne Azarchi Ms. Jenny Chou Mr. Joseph Elias Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gwazda Jr. Harrison-Hamnett, P.C. Sorce Companies/Ludlow Properties Mr. Stuart A. Azarchi Mr. Art Cianfano Jr. and Mr. Art M. Eng Haldeman Lexus of Princeton Mr. Alvyn Haywood Ms. Joanne Staats Mrs. Connie Ban Ms. Jude Martin-Cianfano Ms. Jennifer C. Eng Homasote Company Honeywell International Inc. Stark & Stark Ms. Sophie Ban Ms. Rose Clarke-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Epifane Dr. Lawrence A. Nespoli Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Humes Ms. Kathleen M. Sturgeon Bank of America Charitable Ms. Megan Clinthorne Ms. Linda Ertingu Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Plohn Jr. IBEW Local Union No. 269 Sysco Food Service of Philadelphia Foundation, Inc. Mr. Lawrence E. Cohen Ms. Lenora L. Ettinger Dr. and Mrs. Yong Sup Sim IEW Construction Mr. Errol B. Taylor, Esq and Mr. John Barr Ms. Shelley Cohen Mr. Brian M. Fahey California Village, LLC Mr. Anthony P. Inverso Mrs. Paula W. Taylor Dr. Kenneth A. Barton Ms. Violet Cominski Fairleigh Dickinson University Spiezle Architectural Group, Inc. Investors Bank TD Bank Mrs. RoseAnn Batisti Community Foundation of New Jersey Ms. Jayne Fan Mrs. Paula W. Taylor J.A. Wig Construction Electric, LLC Mrs. Melissa Tenzer Jon and Mary Baum Community Health Charities Mr. Douglas Fee Arlee’s Raw Blends Mr. Gregory F. John The Ammon Foundation Ms. Barbara J. Behrens of Maryland, Inc. Ms. Colleen Ferber Mrs. Lisa Ullmann Infinity Flight Group, LLC The Bank of Princeton Mr. James R. Belfiore Mr. Gregory D. Cook Ms. Kerry Ferber Kappa Delta Pi The College of New Jersey Mr. Paul S. Ben Mr. James A. Cope Mrs. Emily Ferber-Smith $1,000 TO $4,999 Ms. Sue Kelvasa Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Bennett Ms. Christine Cox Ms. Maria Ficarro Agricola Mr. Anthony Klockenbrink The Mega Group Ms. Ellen Benowitz Mr. Sam Craig Mr. Yevgeniy Fiks Architectural Window Mrs. Kathy Klockenbrink Thomas Edison State University Mr. Paul V. Berens Sr. Ms. Allison Cryan Dr. James Finckenauer Manufacturing Corporation Jammin Crepes Trenton Section American Mr. James J. Berg Mr. Ronald A. Curini Ms. Lorin Fisher Mr. Rashaad Bajwa Mr. Perry Lattiboudere, Esq. Chemical Society Ms. Janet R. Bickal Ronald A. Curini Appraisal Co., Inc. Mr. Tim J. Fitzpatrick Domain Computer Services Adams, Gutierrez & Lattiboudere, LLC Mr. Martin Tuchman Mr. Harry M. Bittner II Ms. Katherine Czajkowski Mr. Robert Flosdorf Dr. Vladimir S. Ban Ms. Virginia A. Lucas Tuchman Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Jeri Bogan Zielinski Mr. Dan Danko and Mrs. Lori Danko Ms. Ellen Foos Mrs. Francesca Benson and Mary G. Roebling Foundation Dr. Richard Ullman Ms. Elizabeth Bondurant DanMor Mechanical Inc Mrs. Lindsey Forden Dr. George Cody Mrs. Nina D. Melker Richard and Gail Ullman Mrs. Trudy M. Bowers Mr. Daniel D’Arpa Mrs. Maria Francesconi-Velez Berkshire Bank Mercadien Group Charitable Fund Ms. Linda H. Bowker Mr. Paul J. Davie Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Freda Ms. Katherine Blissit Mercer Bucks Orthopaedics, P.C. Hon. Anthony S. Verrelli Ms. Victoria Bowman Mr. William Decker Mayor David Fried Mr. Robert A. Bonazzi Mercer Oaks Catering Mr. Dennis Walsingham Ms. Cheyanne E. Boyd Ms. Mary Lou Delaney Mr. David Furst Bonazzi Foundation for the Merrill Lynch Dr. Jianping Wang and Ms. Barbara Boyer Ms. Angela T. Delli Santi Mrs. Beth Garcia Promotion of Science Education Mr. Timothy J. Moonan Mr. Michael Schneider Mrs. Suzanne Brookes Dr. Gregory G. Dell’Omo Mr. Jim Gardner Mr. Douglas Borden The Hibbert Group Wawa Foundation, Inc. Mr. Jeff Brunken Ms. Donna DeLucia Ms. Danielle Garruba-Ice Borden Perlman Salisbury & Kelly Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Needham Wegmans Food Market Bryn Mawr Trust Mr. Armour Dennis Mrs. Ellen Genovesi Dr. L. Diane Campbell Princeton Air Conditioning, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiner Bucks County Racquet Club Rev. Ralston J. Denton and Mrs. Jacquelyn M. Giancarli Ms. J. Lynne Cannon New Jersey Business and Ms. Christina H. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Buono Mrs. Stacy Denton Mr. Kris Giordano Capital Health System Industry Associates Mr. Tony Burak Ms. Laura Dickinson Mr. Andrew W. Giraldi Carpenter Contractor Trust NY/NJ Ms. Maria R. Nicolo Mr. David Burke Mrs. Lori Diecidue Ms. Gilda Gittleman Ms. Arlene Ceterski Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Perlman Ms. Jennifer K. Cadoff Ms. Ghanda Difiglia Dr. Michael Glass

Mercer County Community College Annual Report 13 FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

Mr. John B. Goedecke Mr. Frank Jones Ms. Jill Marcus Mr. David Oiler Rider University Mr. Niel Siekerka Ms. Stefanie Williams Ms. Diane R. Goettler Ms. Kathleen Jones Marianne C. Reynolds Fund On The Border Mexican Grill Ms. Judith M. Rieling Ms. Linda W. Simmins Mr. Michael Williamson Mr. Lawrence J. Graja Ms. Laurene Jones Marsilio’s Kitchen Mr. Bryan M. O’Neal Ms. Wanda C. Ritchie Mr. Anthony Simonelli and Mr. Leonard R. Winogora Dr. Richard K. Greenfield Mr. Robert Jones Mrs. Jean A. Martin Ms. Nancy A. Opalski Mr. Michael D. Robertson Mrs. Susan Simonelli Mr. Kenneth S Witkowski Mr. Tadd Gruenewald Dr. Mackington Joseph Ms. Linda Martin Ms. Jane O’Reilly Mr. Ty Robinson Dr. Frank B. Slezak Mr. Kenneth Wolski Ms. Martha Gunning Ms. Rachel Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marusky Ms. Jane Orr Ms. Elizabeth Robostello Dr. Bruce W. Small Mr. Gary Woodhull Mr. Jeffrey M. Hall, Esq. Dr. Holly Kaiser Mr. Michael Matlack Ms. Maria Outwin Mr. Daniel T. Rodgers Mr. John K. Smisloff Mr. Timothy Woodhull Ms. Mary E. Halloran Mr. Wanmo Kang Ms. Tamera Matteo Mr. Joseph Paglione Mr. Francis A. Romano Jr. Mr. Wayne Smith Ms. Jane Zamost Hamilton Street Inc. Mr. Peter R. Kann Mr. Frank S. Mattozzi Francis and Jane Paixao Mr. Louis J. Romolo Mrs. Meredith Sodie Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Dr. Merodie A. Hancock Kaufman Zita Group, LLC Ms. Martha Matwijcow Ms. Susan Pandak Rossi’s Bar And Grill Ms. Susan R. Soffel Mrs. Laurie Harmon Mr. Pat Kean Mr. Mark Matzen Ms. Donna L. Partyka Mr. Steven Rothenberg Mr. Nicholas J. Solimando Ms. Irene Harris Mr. Charles A. Keeler Mr. Stephen McBain Mr. Digesh Patel Mr. Lawrence B. Rowe Jr. Mr. Willie Sordillo Dr. Mark Harris Mr. John F. Kelley Mr. Brian McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Patricelli Mr. Robert Ruff Ms. Aurelle P. Sprout Mr. John Harrison Mr. Timothy E. Kennedy Ms. Candace McCoy Heath Lumber Company Mr. Craig S. Ruoff Ms. Lauren Stabinsky Ms. Patricia M. Hart Ms. Sandra L. Kerr Mr. Andrew McDade Mr. Dennis Patterson Mrs. Dayle J. Saad Ms. Elizabeth A. Starks Ms. Ilyndove F. Healy Ms. Nichol Killian Ms. Margaret E. McDermott Mrs. Barbara Peluso Mr. Greg P. Sabo Ms. Arlene Stinson Mr. James F. Hebditch Mrs. Mary Beth King Mr. John McFadden Mr. John Pender Mr. William P. Sabo Mr. Ray M. Stout Jr. Ms. Jessica Hein Ms. Mackenzie Kissel Ms. Angela P. McGlynn Ms. Sharon Perlman Mrs. Carla A. Sakson Mr. Jay Stoutenburgh Ms. Raquel Hernandez Dr. Bob Kleinschmidt Mr. James P. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Persichetti Dr. Alexandra Salas Ms. Sharon Straiton Mr. Lee W. Herrick Ms. Frances Kleinz Mr. Bryan McGuirk Ms. Gladys E. Pfender Mr. Troy Salur Ms. Marion M. Stults Mr. Jamie Herring Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Klim Mr. Reginald McRae Mrs. Svetlana L. Phillips Mrs. Denise Salvatore Ms. Madeline Sturm Ms. Pamela Hersh Mr. William J. Kline Jr. Mr. Doug A. McTighe Mrs. Susan Pica Mr. Derrick Samuel Mr. Steve Sylvester Ms. Selby Hickey Ms. Elizabeth R. Knight Mr. Demetrios Melissaratos Mrs. Barbara Pieslak Ms. Janice L. Santangelo Mr. Stephen M. Szabaga Ms. Carol V. Hill Mr. Donald S. Knutson Ms. Delia Mercene PNC Foundation Mr. John V. Santosuosso Mr. John R. Szabo Sr. Ms. Gabriella M. Hill Hon. Andrew Koontz Mr. Daniel J. Migliaccio Ms. Leah Pontani Mr. Gary D. Saretzky Mr. Howzan Tai Ms. Geralda Aldajuste Hill Ms. Jennifer L. Kraemer Mr. Jesus D. Milara Dr. Albert H. Porter Mr. Donald Sayre Mr. John Terebey Jr. Mr. Michael E. Hirsch Ms. Mary Kramarenko Mr. Andrew Millin Mr. Richard D. Portney Ms. Tracy Scaletti The MGIS Companies, Inc. Ms. Margaret Hnath-Brown Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Kull Mr. Jeffrey E. Milstein Ms. Jillian Ports Mr. Stephen Schaefer Mrs. Kristine Thomas Mr. William D. Hogan Dr. John Kulpa Ms. Janice Miniberg Mr. Dean A. Prassas Mr. Theodore F. Schaff Ms. Katherine Titus Ms. Betty Holland Ms. Denise M. Lacerda Mrs. Elizabeth Mizerek Mr. Charles F. Prettyman Ms. Jessica K. Schmalz Ms. Charlotte Tomaszewski Hopewell Pharmacy Ms. Savita Lachman Ms. Jehan Mohamed Mrs. Denise Procaccini Mr. Hugh R. Schneider Ms. Akino Tomizawa Ms. Judith A. Hopkins Mr. Kris Laskarzewski Ms. Maria Molle Mr. Michael E. Procaccini Mrs. Jennifer L. Schore Mr. Matthew D. Toth Dr. Peter Horne Ms. Radhika Laskarzewski Ms. Victoria A. Monaghan Professional Automotive Dr. Robert Schreyer Mr. and Mrs. Don Tretola Mrs. Karen E. House Mr. David Layo Mr. Gary Moore Technicians Association Inc. Ms. Kathy Schroeher V.J. Scozzari & Sons Inc. Ms. Winifred T. Howard Mr. Kenneth LeBouef Mr. Steve Mundt Ms. Margaret Provine Schwab Charitable Fund Valli and Thomas Re Charitable Fund Mr. Bob Howland Ms. Kathleen LeBow Ms. Denise Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pugh Mr. Eric Schwartz Ms. Alison K. Varra Mr. Paul A. Hraska Ms. Florence Shannon Lee Mr. Michael Murphy Mr. William A. Quigley Ms. Lorraine Sciarra Mr. Anthony J. Vecchiolla Dr. Jingrong Huang Mr. Alfred E. Leister Mr. Sean Murray Mr. Eugene Ragazzo Ms. Anna Sedgley Mr. Glenn E. Veen Ms. Wendy Humphrey Mr. Peter F. Lieggi Ms. Rita Napolitano Mr. Thomas E. Rakszawski Ms. Kristie Sells Mr. Christopher P. Vigna Mr. Brett Incollingo Mr. James O. Lillard Mr. and Mrs. Jules Nemeth Ms. Bonnie Randall Mr. Chandravadan Shah Mr. Robert Von Riegen Mrs. Peggy Iucolino Ms. Rebecca Lipperini Network For Good Ms. Jigna Rao Ms. Selvamalar Shanmugadas Dr. Cynthia Vona Mr. Franklin P. Jackson Ms. Roxanne R. List Mrs. Tanya Newton Mrs. Valli Re Ms. Lisa Shave Mr. Michael Walker Jackson Funeral Home Ms. Elizabeth Liu Mr. Robert J. Nicholson Mr. Michael F. Reca Mrs. Kathleen M. Shedelbower Mr. David Wauters Mrs. Radhika Jaisimha Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Livingston Ms. June Marie Nickolas Mrs. Barbara E. Reeder Mr. Larond Sheppard Ms. Judith H. Weiss Ms. Lenora M. Jefferson Mr. Mitch Livingston Ms. Mary L. Nicoson Ms. Judith Reid Mr. Greg Sher Ms. Shirley Weitz Mr. Brian Jermusyk Mr. Gregory A. Lorenz Mr. Carmen Nitti Dr. Marianne C. Reynolds Ms. Carolyn Shevelev Ms. Stacey Werden JH Castor Enterprises Inc. Ms. Andrea Lynch Ms. Karen L. Nolan Ms. Laura Richards Ms. Mian Shi Ms. Audrey West Johnson & Johnson - Dr. James Maccariella Mr. Ronald Noll Ms. Patricia A. Richards Ms. Laura M. Shiels Tom and Diane Wilfrid Matching Gifts Program Maine Community Foundation Nottingham Insurance Mr. Jeffrey Richardson Mrs. Michele N. Siekerka William Paterson University Dr. Theodore L. Johnson Mr. Eric S. Mandrackie Mr. Christopher B. Novak Dr. Stephen H. Richman

15 14 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 15 FOUNDATION FINANCIAL OVERVIEW WAYS OF GIVING MCCC FOUNDATION Fiscal Year July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 MISSION STATEMENT

The MCCC Foundation is an If you haven’t done so yet, please independent 501c3 Corporation REVENUE make your Mercer Fund gift today online at www.mccc.edu/give supporting the mission of Mercer Contributions $481,768 County Community College and Support and Revenue $899,130 the community it serves. ______The Foundation assists the college *Total contributions $1,380,898 ONLINE and the advancement of public You may make your gift online at www.mccc.edu/give higher education by broadening EXPENSES the base of community and Scholarships/Awards $518,438 CHECKS financial support. Through Special Events $71,237 Please make checks payable to Mercer County Community College Foundation, and mail to friend raising, advocacy and Programs and Activities $607,187 MCCC Foundation, 1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor, NJ 08550. fundraising efforts, the MCCC ______Foundation nurtures educational Total expenses $1,196,863 SECURITIES opportunities benefiting the Gifts of appreciated securities may offer substantial tax advantages. These include students of Mercer County Changes in net assets $184,035 forgiveness of the tax on capital gains and an income tax charitable deduction for the Community College. Net assets, beginning of year $11,810,665 current fair market value of the securities. ______The MCCC Foundation acts to Net assets, end of year $11,994,700 BEQUESTS encourage, solicit, receive, hold, You can elect to remember MCCC with a bequest in your will. Your bequest may have invest and award private and public *Funds raised by the MCCC Foundation support current students or are directed to multi-year capital estate tax planning benefits. When you advise us that you have made a bequest to MCCC, gifts, bequests and donations projects or endowments. Unaudited figures. Audited reports available upon request. you will become a member of the Mercer Legacy Society. serving Foundation goals. Such gifts are applied to academic PROPERTY scholarships and other programs MCCC Foundation will consider accepting gifts of retirement assets, real property, life not funded through traditional insurance policies, and tangible personal property. sources. At the same time, the Foundation provides assistance to TRIBUTE GIFTS donors through a comprehensive These provide a special opportunity to honor or memorialize a family member or friend, or program of tax-wise gift alternatives to recognize an individual for a life occasion. through planned giving. Critical to the success of this MATCHING GIFTS mission is board membership of Many employers offer matching gift programs that will significantly increase the benefit of fully committed and participating your generosity. Contact your Human Resources department to find out if your individuals who represent, are company participates. connected to, and can influence DONOR ADVISED FUNDS the significant constituencies of the If you have established a Donor Advised Fund through another organization (e.g., community. Areas of representation community foundation or investment firm), you may recommend the award of a grant to include business, education, the MCCC Foundation. Please check the guidelines pertaining to your fund. professions, government and the community at large. QUESTIONS? Contact the Development Office at 609-570-3608 or email [email protected]. 17 16 Mercer County Community College Annual Report Mercer County Community College Annual Report 17 West Windsor Campus 1200 Old Trenton Road West Windsor, NJ 08550 James Kerney Campus 102 North Broad Street Trenton, NJ 08608

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