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2015-2016 Perkins Iv – President and Grants Officer List 2015-2016 PERKINS IV – PRESIDENT AND GRANTS OFFICER LIST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRANTS OFFICER SUNY Adirondack Community College Tressie LaFay 2nd contact 640 Bay Road Beth Nichols Queensbury, NY 12804 [email protected] nichols@sunyacc. Dr. Kristine D. Duffy, President Phone: (518) 743-2319 edu Project #: 8000-15-6000 Fax: (518) 743-2262 Liaison: Maritza Vega CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community Sandra Rumayor College Director of Evening/Weekend Programs 199 Chambers Street [email protected] New York, NY 10007-1044 Phone: (212) 220-8325 Dr. Antonio Pérez, President Fax: (212) 220-8319 Project #: 8000-15-6030 Liaison: Maritza Vega Bramson ORT College Geffrey Waxman 69-30 Austin Street Curriculum Coordinator Forest Hills, NY 11375 [email protected] Mr. David Kanani, President Phone: (718) 261-5800 Project #: 8000-15-6830 Fax: (718) 575-5118 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti CUNY Bronx Community College Angela Wambugu Secondary 2155 University Avenue Grants Officer contact Bronx, NY 10453 [email protected] Rolly Wiltshire Carolyn Williams, President Phone: (718) 289-5186 Rolly.Wiltshire@ bcc.cuny.edu Project #: 8000-15-6040 Fax: (718) 289-6019 Liaison: Maritza Vega CUNY Bronx Educational Opportunity Center Dr. Maher Mobasher 1666 Bathgate Avenue [email protected] Bronx, NY 10457 Phone: (718) 530-7020 Stephen Adolphus, Director Fax: (718) 583-0783 Project #: 8000-15-6571 Liaison: Maritza Vega Administered by Bronx Community College SUNY Broome Community College Shelli Cordisco Upper Front Street Director of Sponsored Programs PO Box 1017 [email protected] Binghamton, NY 13902-1017 Debra Morello Mr. Kevin E. Drumm, President V.P. for Student & Economic Development Project #: 8000-15-6050 [email protected] Phone: (607) 778-5222 Fax: (607) 778-5173 Liaison: Maritza Vega 2015-2016 PERKINS IV – PRESIDENT AND GRANTS OFFICER LIST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRANTS OFFICER SUNY Buffalo Educational Opportunity Center Dr. Julius Adams University at Buffalo Executive Director of EOC (Room 426) 555 Ellicott Street [email protected] Buffalo, NY 14203 Phone: (716) 645-9555x6 Dr. Julius Adams, Executive Director Fax: (716) 849-6755 [email protected] Project #: 8000-15-6940 Roscoe Garner Grants Officer cc: Marlene Casey, Grant & Contract Community Extension Programs/Special Administrator Projects Research Foundation of University at Buffalo [email protected] Sponsored Projects Services Phone: (716) 645-1909 402 Crofts Hall Buffalo, NY 14260 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti [email protected] (716) 645-2977 x-105 SUNY Capital District Educational Opportunity Center See SUNY Hudson Valley Community College/SUNY Cap District EOC Consortium SUNY Cayuga County Community College Sheila Myers 197 Franklin Street Coordinator, Experiential Learning Auburn, NY 13021-3099 [email protected] Greg DeCinque, President Phone: (315) 255-1743 x2122 Project #: 8000-15-6070 Fax: (315) 253-7401 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti SUNY Clinton Community College Michele Snyder 136 Clinton Point Drive Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Plattsburgh, NY 12901 [email protected] Fred Smith, President Phone: (518) 562-4334 Project #: 8000-15-6090 Fax: (518) 562-4158 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti CUNY College of Staten Island Lisa Ebert 2800 Victory Boulevard Director, Office of Grants and Research Staten Island, NY 10314 [email protected] William J. Fritz, Interim President Phone: (718) 982-2254 Project #: 8000-15-6120 Fax: (718) 982-2252 Liaison: Maritza Vega 2015-2016 PERKINS IV – PRESIDENT AND GRANTS OFFICER LIST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRANTS OFFICER SUNY Columbia-Greene /Maria College Mary-Teresa Heath Consortium Director, Academic Support Center *Columbia-Greene Community College [email protected] 4400 Route 23 Phone: (518) 828-4181 x3235 Hudson, NY 12534 Fax: (518) 828-8543 James R. Campion, President 2nd [email protected] *Leading Institution Amber Tatnall Maria College of Albany Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs 700 New Scotland Avenue [email protected] Albany, NY 12208-1798 (518) 861-2591 Sr. Laureen Fitzgerald, President Liaison: Maritza Vega Project #: 8000-15-6860 2nd contact John Kowal [email protected] SUNY Corning Community College Brenda English 1 Academic Drive Executive Director of Workforce Development Corning, NY 14830 and Community Education Dr. Katherine P. Douglas, President [email protected] 2nd contact Project #: 8000-15-6150 Phone: (607) 962-9266 Jeffrey Mascornick Fax: (607) 962-9485 jmascorn@corning- Liaison: Maritza Vega cc.edu Culinary Institute of America Sharon Zraly 1946 Campus Drive Research Director Academic Assessment and Hyde Park, NY 12538-1599 Accreditation Dr. Timothy Ryan, President [email protected] Project #: 8000-15-6160 Phone: (845) 451-1614 Fax: (845) 451-1076 Liaison: Maritza Vega SUNY Dutchess Community College Martin Schneider 53 Pendell Road Grants Director Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 [email protected] Dr. Pam Edington, President cc: Dr. Ellen Gambino Project #: 8000-15-6180 Vice President of Academic Affairs [email protected] Phone: (845) 431-8968 Fax: (845) 431-8993 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti SUNY Erie Community College Rick Washousky Secondary 121 Ellicott Street Executive VP of Academic Affairs contact Buffalo, NY 14203-2698 [email protected] Donna Procknal Jack Quinn, President 6205 Main Street, G105 Admin Asst Project #: 8000-15-6190 Williamsville, NY 14221-7095 procknald@ecc. edu 2015-2016 PERKINS IV – PRESIDENT AND GRANTS OFFICER LIST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRANTS OFFICER Phone: (716) 851-1501 Fax: (716) 851-1529 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology Deborah Stein Seventh Avenue at 27th Street Grants Coordinator New York, NY 10001-5992 [email protected] Dr. Joyce F. Brown, President Phone: (212) 217-3624 Project #: 8000-15-6210 Fax: (212) 217-3621 Ellen Brennan-Hearn Research Assistant [email protected] Liaison: Maritza Vega SUNY Finger Lakes Community College Amy Pauley 4355 Lake Shore Drive Executive Director-FLCC Foundation Canandaigua, NY 14424-8395 [email protected] Dr. Barbara G. Risser, President Phone: (585) 785-1541 Project #: 8000-15-6140 Fax: (585) 394-5005 Liaison: Maritza Vega SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community College Ronalyn Wilson 2805 State Highway 67 Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Johnstown, NY 12095 [email protected] Dr. Dustin Swanger, President Phone: (518) 736-3622 x8012Secondary Contact Project #: 8000-15-6220 Fax: (518) 762-5693 Diana Putnam Liaison: Maritza Vega Dean of Academic Affairs [email protected] SUNY Genesee Community College James Donsbach One College Road Director of Grant Services Batavia, NY 14020-9704 Phone: (585) 343-0055 x64422nd contact Dr. James M. Sunser, President [email protected] Emm Project #: 8000-15-6230 Liaison: Maritza Vega [email protected] (585) 345-6811 SUNY Herkimer County Community College Karen Ayouch 100 Reservoir Road Director of Institutional Research Herkimer, NY 13350-1598 [email protected] Ann Marie Murray, President Phone: (315) 866-0300 x 8367 Project #: 8000-15-6240 Fax: (315) 866-9428 Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti CUNY Hostos Community College Carlos Molina 500 Grand Concourse VP for Continuing Educ & Workforce Develop. Bronx, NY 10451 [email protected] Dr. Felix Rodriguez, President Phone: (718) 518-4246 Project #: 8000-15-6260 Fax: (718) 518-4240 Liaison: Maritza Vega 2015-2016 PERKINS IV – PRESIDENT AND GRANTS OFFICER LIST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRANTS OFFICER SUNY Hudson Valley Community College/ James F. Macklin SUNY Capital District Educational Opportunity Director of Planning and Research Center [email protected] *Hudson Valley Community College Phone: (518) 629-7353 80 Vandenburgh Avenue Fax: (518) 629-8131 Troy, NY 12180 Liaison: Maritza Vega Dr. Andrew J. Matonak, President *Leading Institution Elaine Harwood SUNY Capital District Educational Opportunity Coordinator of Institutional Advancement Center [email protected] 431 River Street Phone: (518) 273-1900 x2224 Troy, NY 12180 Fax: (518) 273-1919 Lucille Marion, Executive Director Liaison: Maritza Vega Project #: 8000-15-6990 Administered by Hudson Valley Community College SUNY Jamestown Community College Carol Franz Bremmer 525 Falconer Street Director of External Resources PO Box 20 [email protected] Jamestown, NY 14701-0020 Phone: (716) 338-1058 Dr. Cory Duckworth, President Fax: (716) 338-1566 Project #: 8000-15-6290 Liaison: Maritza Vega nd SUNY Jefferson Community College Rebecca Small-Kellogg 2 contact 1220 Coffeen Street Perkins Grant Officer Karen Carr Watertown, NY 13601 [email protected] the Pres. Dr. Carole A. McCoy, President Phone: (315) 786-2404 Kcarr@sunyjeffers Project #: 8000-15-6300 Fax: (315) 786-0158 on.edu Liaison: Jeffrey Moretti CUNY John Jay College Kate Szur 524 West 59th Street, Rm 601.07B Senior Director New York, NY 10019-1093 Student Academic Success Programs Jeremy Travis, President [email protected] Project #: 8000-15-6310 Phone: (212) 237-8041 Fax: (212)237-8471 Liaison: Maritza Vega CUNY Kingsborough Community College Larry Pero 2001 Oriental Boulevard CTEA Grants Officer Brooklyn, NY 11235 [email protected] Stuart Suss, Interim President Phone: (718) 368-6532 Project #: 8000-15-6330 Fax: (718) 368-4590 Liaison: Maritza Vega 2015-2016 PERKINS IV – PRESIDENT AND GRANTS OFFICER LIST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRANTS OFFICER CUNY LaGuardia Community College Brandon Begarly Secondary Contact 31-10 Thomson Avenue,
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