SUNY Maritime College As President on August 31, 2011, and I Am Pleased to Share This Snapshot of the Tremendous Work That Is On-Going at SUNY Maritime College

2011-2012 Annual Report

The State University of New York Maritime College ADMIRAL’S DINNER

2 From The President

Dear SUNY Maritime Nation:

This report is a reflection of the many accomplishments that took place over the fiscal year, July 1, 2011- June 30, 2012. I joined SUNY Maritime College as President on August 31, 2011, and I am pleased to share this snapshot of the tremendous work that is on-going at SUNY Maritime College.

Internationally recognized as one of the leading maritime institutions of higher learning in the world, SUNY Maritime has the unique advantage of being situated in New York City, the financial capital of the world and home to one of the largest ports in the world. This exposure provides the foundation and the point of departure for Maritime and our impact nationally and globally.

We are grateful for the support we received over the year from our committed alumni, friends and industry partners. Our ties to industry giants in the maritime world provide our College with tremendous support and create true public-private partnerships – giving us the ability to impact our world in a positive and beneficial manner. One of the year’s highlights came in October, 2011, during the closing bell ceremony at NASDAQ’s Times Square Headquarters in mid-town Manhattan, when we celebrated Wärtsilä’s donation of a diesel engine, valued at one-million dollars and the creation of the Wärtsilä diesel engine laboratory.

Throughout the year, we achieved much. We moved forward with the building of our new academic structure and expect to open the doors to this amazing addition to our campus in the fall of 2013. The College continues to prepare our students to be 21st Century leaders and is doing more to connect with our community and to attract our future students and the future leaders of our maritime industry.

With valued support from our alumni, industry partners and friends we look forward to keeping up our momentum in the coming years. For SUNY Maritime College, the future holds great promise.

Best Regards,

Wendi B. Carpenter Rear Admiral, USN (Ret.) President SUNY Maritime College L-R: SUNY Chancellor, Nancy L. Zimpher, Cadet Emily Motz, and SUNY Maritime President, RADM Wendi B. Carpenter, USN, (Ret.)

SUNY Chancellor’s Award Winners for Student Excellence

L-R: SUNY Chancellor, Nancy L. Zimpher, Cadet Daniel Salazar, and 4 SUNY Maritime President, RADM Wendi B. Carpenter, USN, (Ret.) Academic Achievement

This past June, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education re-affirmed the accreditation for our Associates, Bachelors and Masters degrees. In addition, SUNY Maritime’s Bachelor’s degree program in Electrical Engineering, Facilities Engineering, Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture 2011-2012 were accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc., SUNY Chancellor’s Award Winners for Student Excellence the recognized accreditor of college and university programs in applied science, Annual Report computing, engineering, and technology. ABET accreditation demonstrates a program’s commitment to providing its students with a quality education.

SUNY Maritime College successfully passed the US Coast Guard Audit “with flying colors.” The audit was conducted jointly between USCG and MARAD. The purpose of the audit was to “determine process effectiveness and compliance with current federal regulations and STCW requirements.” Maritime was credited with making “significant improvements to the facilities and engineering simulation and the auditors also noted that “the professionalism, enthusiasm, and cooperative attitude from all faculty, staff, and students were instrumental in making the audit a success.” The USCG MARAD audit takes place every five years.

Our faculty continue to serve at the forefront of maritime education. In 2012, faculty have made presentations on their research at national and international conferences. We have reinvigorated our LEAD 101 course that serves as a basic-college-survival course, and as a result, the average GPA of new students increased. The Learning Center and academic advisement programs were renewed.

The Global Maritime Center for Research, Development, Education, and Training was established in the spring of 2012. Under the direction of Dr. Richard Burke, the Center has six areas of concentration: Research and Development; Continuing Education; K-12 Education and Outreach; Leadership and Executive Development; Maritime Homeland Security; Maritime Strategic Conferences.

L-R: SUNY Chancellor, Nancy L. Zimpher, Cadet Daniel Salazar, and 5 SUNY Maritime President, RADM Wendi B. Carpenter, USN, (Ret.) 6 Summer Sea Term

For the fourth year in a row, due to increased enrollment in the SUNY Maritime 2011-2012 College Regiment of Cadet Corps, the College held two 45-day Summer Sea Term sessions aboard the College’s training ship, The Empire State VI. Second and third class Annual Report Cadets took part in one of the two 45-day sessions. First class Cadets were on-board for the full 90 days. More than 735 Cadets took part in the Summer Sea Term (19 from Maine Maritime Academy and 50 from Texas A&M), that began on May 9, 2012, and concluded with the ship’s return to the College’s Olivet Pier on August 6, 2012.

Also over the summer 2012 session, 73 students took part in the College’s Cadet Observer program that also saw growth. The Cadet Observer Program provides real-life maritime exposure to further prepare deck and engine students for their USCG Third Mate’s, Engineer’s, or Limited license in a professional, industry- supported environment, on-board a commercial vessel.

During the first 45-day Summer Sea Term that began on May 9, 2012, The Empire State VI made port calls in San Miguel, Azores and Reykjavik, Iceland. Returning after the first session, on June 20, 2012, the Empire State VI visited the Port of Norfolk, VA. Cadets from the first Summer Sea Term session changed out and a new group of students boarded the ship for the second session. The ship departed Norfolk on June 23, 2012, and visited the European ports of Gibraltar and Liverpool, England, before returning to the Maritime campus on August 6, 2012. While at sea, the Cadets are kept on a busy schedule learning ship handling, maneuvering, boat training, navigation and leadership.

7 Enrollment

8 Enrollment

UNDERGRADUATE Grad Undergrad 5% 3% 2000 NY State 1800 Residents 1600 22% In-‐Region 1400 1200 Out-‐of-‐State 1000 70% 800 600 Interna;onal Students 400 Undergrad Graduate 200 NY State Residents 1101 64 0 In-Region 346 44 Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Out-of-State 45 15 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 International Students 75 25

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Enrollment numbers for undergraduate students were 1,661 and 162 for graduate students. Including the license graduates, the Regiment of Cadets reached a total of 1,266 students.

Marine Transporta2on Mechanical Engineering Interna2onal Transporta2on and Trade Marine Opera2ons Naval Architecture Undecided/Non-‐matric Marine Engineering Marine Environmental Science Electrical Engineering Facili2es Engineering Marine Business and Commerce AAS in Marine Technology/Small Vessel Opera2ons Mari2me Studies General Engineering

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

9 SUNY Maritime’s Roland Aragon instructs a student in the machine lab.

10 National Recognition

For the sixth year in a row, SUNY Maritime College was selected by The Princeton Review for the honor of “Best College in the Northeast” and one of approximately 1,000 schools selected nationwide.

U.S. News & World Report honored SUNY Maritime as a top-tier College. 2011-2012

Annual Report G.I. Jobs Magazine recognized SUNY Maritime College as a Military Friendly School.

Job Placement

Graduates of SUNY Maritime College receive the best public education value and consistently earn among the top starting salaries in America. Job placements rates are at nearly 100% after three months.

According to Payscale.com, SUNY Maritime College graduates have one of the highest average starting salaries in the nation.

11 Architectural Rendering – Campus View, , EYP Architecture & Engineering

Architectural Rendering – Waterfront view, EYP Architecture & Engineering

12 Capital Projects

A new place of learning rises.

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Architectural Rendering – Waterfront view, EYP Architecture & Engineering The College’s 2011-2012 fiscal year witnessed significant progress through a Annual Report successfully executed capital program. The State University Construction Fund (SUCF) provided $6.3 million to complete mission critical capital projects such as laboratory accreditation upgrades in the Science & Engineering Building, renovations in Riesenberg Gymnasium, Campus steam distribution replacement and a complete transformational overhaul of the Vander Clute Dining Facilities.

Capital construction continued on the New Academic Building, which is on schedule for a fall 2013 grand opening. Momentum has also continued on the deep water college pier and waterfront development, landscape enhancements, site lighting, classroom refurbishments, electrical upgrades and the replacement of the fire alarm in the Science and Engineering Building. Additionally, the Campus security system and various HVAC systems throughout the Campus were upgraded. During the 2011-2012 fiscal year, the College began a large scale solar thermal system installation to provide domestic hot water to all dorms as well as the Vander Clute Kitchen. The College has partnered with the New York Power Authority (NYPA) for the execution of this solar project, which when completed later this year, will be the largest solar thermal system on the east coast.

Several projects are currently in the pipeline. They include a new facilities warehouse, roof replacements on several buildings including the Fort and the Science and Engineering Buildings, an emergency generation system, and a comprehensive renovation of the central steam plant including a boiler replacement.

13 14 Maritime Athletics

SUNY Maritime’s men’s swimming and diving team won it’s fifth straight Skyline Conference Championship.

The 2011-12 athletic season saw many teams continue their success from previous years:

• The Men’s Soccer team set a program record with 14 wins and captured its second-straight Skyline Conference Championship in 2011. The Privateers automatically qualified for the field of 61 teams that made up the NCAA Tournament. It was the second time in program history the squad represented Maritime in the national playoffs.

• Men’s Cross Country placed second at the 2011 Skyline Conference Championship Meet, marking the third-straight season the Privateers were the runners-up at the event. 2011-2012

Annual Report • The Women’s Cross Country team had its best finish at the Skyline Conference Championship Meet, finishing in third place at the event. The team has improved each year since being established in 2009.

• The Football team finished the 2011 season with an impressive 8-2 record, including a 6-1 mark in ECFC Conference action. The team had a seven-game winning streak that stretched nearly two months and came within one win of their second-straight conference championship. The Privateers finished the regular season with three votes in the National Coaches Poll.

• In February 2011, Men’s Swimming captured its fifth consecutive Skyline Conference Championship after another fantastic year in the pool.

• The Men’s Ice Hockey team had its best season in program history during the 2011-12 season. The Privateers reached the Championship Game of the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference after finishing the regular season as the No. 3 seed in the conference.

• Maritime Dinghy Sailing was ranked nationally in the Coaches Poll throughout the 2011-12 season. The squad qualified for and competed in the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association National Championships in June in Austin, Texas.

• The Baseball team returned to the Skyline Tournament for the second time in three years after a sixth-place finish in the standings during the 2012 regular season.

• Members of the Maritime Offshore Sailing Team competed in the Newport- Bermuda Race in the Summer of 2012 aboard the Frers 45 yacht “Crazy Horse.” It was the first time in over 30 years that members of the team took part in the prestigious race. 15 Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner

RADM Scott Sanders, USN (middle), with 1/C Greg Andrews and 1/C Theo Greene at the 2012 Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner 16 Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner

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RADM Wendi B. Carpenter, SUNY Maritime College President with 2012 honorees John Krousouloudis, ’76, accepting for Shell Annual Report International Trading and Shipping Company Limited; SUNY Maritime Alumnus awardee Richard DeSimone (MS, ’79), President, XL Insurance – US Ocean and Inland Marine Unit, and Thomas Crowley, accepting for Crowley Maritime Corporation.

More than 500 SUNY Maritime alumni, friends, faculty, students and staff gathered for the annual Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner on May 1, 2012.

The 2012 Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner was one of the most successful to date, raising close to $400,000 to support student scholarships. Distinguished honorees of the event were: Crowley Maritime Corporation; Shell International Trading and Ship- ping Company Limited and SUNY Maritime College alumnus Richard DeSimone, President, XL Insurance – US Ocean and Inland Marine Unit.

Held in Vander Clute Hall, Jim Lawrence, publisher of Marine Money, served as the evening’s Master of Ceremonies.

17 18 Wärtsilä Diesel Engine Donation

Wärtsilä, a global leader in complete lifecycle power solutions for the marine 2011-2012 and energy markets, based in Finland with US headquarter offices in Houston, Annual Report TX, donated the main components of a hybrid diesel propulsion system to the College’s Engineering Department. The diesel system was valued at $1 million.

The donated equipment and support included a 6-cylinder Wärtsilä 26 medium speed diesel engine, reduction gear, a power take-in (motor) / take-out (generator), related system equipment, tools, instruction manuals and instruction, at Wärtsilä’s Land and Sea Training Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The official dedication and opening of the Wärtsilä Lab, housed in Marvin Tode Hall, took place October 12, 2011. The next day, Wärtsilä and SUNY Maritime joined together and took part in the Closing Bell Ceremony at the NASDAQ stock exchange, Times Square in mid-town Manhattan. (See photo on following page.)

Commenting on the donation, Frank Donnelly, Managing Director, Wärtsilä North America, Inc. said, “We are thrilled to partner with SUNY Maritime College to help prepare the students for work in the maritime industry and particularly with diesel maritime technology.”

19 SUNY Maritime President RADM Wendi B. Carpenter, USN (Ret.) with Wärtsilä Managing Director, Frank Donnelly; SUNY Chair- man Carl Hayden, and other friends of the College including 20 Gary Jobson, `73, at the NASDAQ OMX closing bell ceremony Financial Overview

The following is the 2011-12 fiscal year analysis of SUNY Maritime’s revenue, receiv- ables, residence hall operations and income fund reimbursables. The analysis of this data is key to understanding the fundamental financial components of the College. Maritime College All Funds Budget: $37.8M

REVENUES EXPENSES Public Services Scholarships 0% 2%

Ins(tu(onal Residence Support Hall IFR 7% 14% Student Services Instruc(on State 8% 27% Purpose – Tui/on

30% Administra(on General IFR 9% 23%

Auxiliary Services 12% Maintenance & 4State Purpose – State Opera(ons Support 23% SUTRA 26% Academic Support 7% 12% 2011-2012

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• Residence Hall IFR - The State University of New York residence halls are operated under the Income Fund Reimbursable (IFR) system that requires all operating costs, fringe benefits and debt service costs of the residence halls be funded from income generated by the Residence Hall operation. The College has the capacity to house over 1,200 students within four residence halls. Students occupy the rooms during the Fall and Spring semesters. Camps and conferences utilize the residence halls during the summer months. • Income Fund Reimbursable (IFR’s) are self-sufficient accounts administered by the College. • State University Tuition Reimbursement Account (SUTRA) is comprised of tuition and fee revenue from prior years that was collected in excess of the College’s enrollment targets, as well as Summer Ashore tuition revenue.

Residence Hall Financial Status Income Fund Reimbursable Financial Status

9,000,000 14,000,000 8,000,000 12,000,000 7,000,000 10,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 8,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 0 0 6/30/09 6/30/10 6/30/11 6/30/12 6/30/09 6/30/10 6/30/11 6/30/12 SUNY Maritime President RADM Wendi B. Carpenter, USN (Ret.) with Wärtsilä Managing Director, Frank Donnelly; SUNY Chair- man Carl Hayden, and other friends of the College including Gary Jobson, `73, at the NASDAQ OMX closing bell ceremony 21 Giving to SUNY Maritime College

Friends Parent $77,166 $28,149 Faculty/Staﬀ $11,200 Alumni $221,081 SOURCES OF GIFTS

DONATION CATEGORY AMOUNT Alumni $ 221,081 Corporations/Organizations $ 1,489,289 Corpora3ons/ Organiza3ons Faculty/Staff $ 11,200 $1,489,289 Friends $ 77,166 Parents $ 28,149 TOTAL $1,826,885

Admiral's Scholarship Dinner GIFT CAMPAIGN $397,950

DONATION CATEGORY AMOUNT Sallyport Fund Sallyport Fund $ 1,428,935 $1,428,935 Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner $ 397,950 TOTAL $1,826,885

Waterfront Athle&cs Library $4,102 $27,000 $32,640 Unrestricted $176,776 DESIGNATION OF GIFTS

Restricted DONATION CATEGORY AMOUNT $621,900 Athletics $ 27,000 Library $ 32,640 Scholarships Restricted $ 621,900 $964,467 Scholarships $ 964,467 Unrestricted $ 176,776 Waterfront $ 4,102 TOTAL $1,826,885

22 Overview of Giving Opportunities

Make an Annual Gift An unrestricted gift to the Sallyport Fund gives the College the flexibility to use that money where it is needed most – not only for scholarships, but also for new program initiatives, faculty and staff excellence and classroom and laboratory upgrades to name a few.

You may also, of course, designate your gift to a scholarship, an academic department, athletics, the waterfront or any other program you wish to support. Just let us know, and we’ll make sure that your gift goes to work for your favorite programs.

Consider becoming a member of the Admiral’s Council. Individuals and companies who make annual gifts of $1,000 and above will become members of our Admiral’s Council. Each year, all Admiral’s Council members will be invited to a special day at Maritime College where they will have a chance to see our progress and hear first-hand news from the leaders of the College.

To make your gifts online, please go to: WWW.SUNYMARITIME.EDU/SALLYPORTFUND.

The Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner The Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner, held annually in May, is the primary event to raise funds for student scholarships. Each year, a select number of distinguished SUNY Maritime College alumni and friends are honored for their contributions to the College and the industries they serve. The Admiral’s Dinner provides a tremendous opportunity to reconnect with classmates, network with industry leaders, and raise scholarship funds.

Memorial Gifts Gifts may be made to honor or memorialize a loved one, for a special intention, or a general need.

Estate and Planned Gifts Consider including SUNY Maritime College in your estate planning by naming the College as beneficiary in 2011-2012 your will. Estate and Planned Gifts are an exceptional way to establish a lasting legacy and make a substantial Annual Report contribution to SUNY Maritime College. Many alumni and friends have supported the College through planned gifts which include bequests, gifts in trust, charitable remainder trusts and charitable gift annuities.

Endowment Gifts An endowed gift is a wonderful way to honor a loved one or leave a lasting legacy. Named endowments may be established with gifts of $25,000 and above. The principal of these funds is used to generate income for scholarships, department chairs or other program assistance of your choosing.

YOUR GIFTS ARE SAFE WITH US!

SUNY Maritime and the University at Buffalo Foundation, Inc. All private funds raised for endowment or scholarship purposes at SUNY Maritime College are managed by the University at Buffalo Foundation, Inc. (UBF). With the approval and recommendation of SUNY, Maritime College entrusts these funds to UBF because of their foundation management team, their outstanding return on investments, and the working relationship with Maritime. At any time, SUNY Maritime has immediate access to all of these funds to use as detailed by the College.

The University at Buffalo Foundation, Inc. The mission of the University at Buffalo Foundation, Inc., is to support and promote the activities and programs of the University at Buffalo, State University of New York, as well as other institutions within the SUNY System. This is accomplished by providing advice and counsel regarding philanthropy and fund- raising, managing gifts and providing a strong base of private-sector support through the foundation’s trustees and directors.

Board of Trustees / Directors The Board of Trustees and the Board of Directors of the University at Buffalo Foundation, Inc. are charged with the stewardship of privately held assets in the service of strengthening teaching and research. Elected by the State University of New York Board of Trustees at the recommendation of the UBF board, trustees serve up to two consecutive 3-year terms.

23 Scholarship Spotlight Global Container Terminal

recipient of the Global Container Terminal Scholarship, Cadet A Dara Kovarsky, Class of 2013, looks forward to an exciting career in the international maritime industry. With graduation on the horizon for the Stony Brook, NY, native, she hopes to find a job working for an offshore supply company or tugboat. “The Global Container Terminal Scholarship has allowed me to concentrate fully on my studies at Maritime without the financial concern of paying for tuition, Summer Sea Term, etc. I know that this is an exceptional opportunity.” During her four years at Maritime, Cadet Kovarsky has been a member of the Sailing and Scuba teams. She was selected as a Regimental Squad Leader for incoming first-year students. On the weekends, Cadet Kovarsky worked part-time on the Empire State VI and she has had a part- time off-campus job as well. 24 Scholarship Spotlight American Bureau of Shipping

Cadet Nicholas Saggio, Class of 2016, majoring in Naval Architecture with a Deck License is one of the recipients of the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) scholarships. Cadet Saggio is very pleased to have been awarded the ABS scholarship. “This scholarship has allowed me to focus on my future plans which will include either a career with a cruise line or a luxury yacht company.”

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) scholarship recipient, Midshipman Joseph Andricola, Class of 2015, has been on the “Admiral’s List” every semester that he has been a student at the College. A member of the SUNY Maritime NROTC Unit, he is a Squad Leader and Chief of the Physical Training Squad for his Unit. Midshipman Andricola is a Naval Science major and a member of the Rifle and Crew teams at Maritime. “I am honored to have been chosen for the ABS Scholarship and hope to be commissioned as either a Naval Aviator or a Submarine Warfare Officer after graduation.”

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Some of the recipients of the ABS Scholarship who are pictured above are (from L-R): Keith Martin, Nicholas Saggio, Kevin Owens, Cole Phillips, Tanner 25McWain, Kristopher Soyland, Paul Abraham, and Joseph Andricola Faculty Profiles

Captain Walt Nadolny, `78 Professor Walt Nadolny, Class of ‘78 , events. The research also examined the Vice Chair of the Marine Transportation effects of oil pollution on the coastal Department, was awarded a $325,000 waters of New York and New Jersey. grant from the National Fish and Wildlife A professional video documented his Foundation for Mariner Environmental work. Professor Nadolny delivered Education. Over 18 months, Professor his findings to high school students, Nadolny designed and implemented recreational boaters, professional an educational program to teach mariners on commercial coastal mariners aboard United States vessels and harbor craft as well deep draft about the environmental impact of vessel operators. Both graduate and chronic oil pollution. The focus was undergraduate students assisted him in what mariners must do to comply with his work and supported his research and key environmental laws, and how to outreach to the various communities. A report violations to the United States full-time faculty member of the Marine Coast Guard, as well as State and Local Transportation Department, he is also a Environmental enforcement officials. member of the steering committee of the A web site and application for GPS Environmental Consortium of Hudson enabled smart phones now allows Valley Colleges & Universities. real-time documentation of pollution

Captain Eric Johansson, MS, `00 Captain Eric Johansson, Professor of inland and coastal waterway navigation Professional Education and Training, and towing safety. was appointed by U.S. Secretary of Captain Johansson is the founder of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, to the annual SUNY Maritime College the Towing Safety Advisory Committee Towing Forum, held each fall at the (TSAC). This Committee was established College. He has taught at Maritime in accordance with and operates under College since 1994, holds a Master of the provisions of the Federal Advisory Science in International Transportation Committee Act (FACA) and acts solely Management from SUNY Maritime in an advisory capacity to the Secretary College and is recognized nationally for of the Department of Homeland Security his expertise in the Towing Industry. (DHS) on matters relating to shallow-draft

26 Faculty Profiles Honor Roll of Donors

This list reflects all gifts received by The State University of New York Maritime College during the fiscal year July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. Contributions received on or after July 1, 2012 will be reported in the next Donor Report. Every gift received helps Maritime College look to a brighter future and is very much appreciated.

Every effort has been made to ensure that all names are included and spelled correctly.

Giving Levels

Heritage Society $100,000 and above Sallyport Society $50,000 and above Empire State Society $25,000 and above President’s Circle $10,000 and above Leadership Society $5,000 and above 1874 Society $2,500 and above Maritime Society $1,000 and above Fort Schuyler Society $500 to $999 Luce Society $250 to $499 Privateer $100 to $249 Mariner $99 and below HONOR ROLL OF DONORS CLASS OF 1938 Franklin T. Smith* Carl H. Terpenning Privateer Charles R. Strommer* Edward H. Tobey Adolph Walters* Mariner Sheldon Meyers Mariner CLASS OF 1940 Frederick V. Behrends Privateer Otto L. Liepin* CLASS OF 1953 William J. Meagher Eugene D. McGahren Luce Society Thomas C. Magliocca* Mariner Herbert J. Aguero CLASS OF 1947 Privateer Privateer Robert Fey Robert E. Mersereau Edward F. McIntyre CLASS OF 1942 Floyd H. Miller* Privateer Sven Nelson Philip E. Girardet CLASS OF 1948 Luce Society Mariner Harold A. Parnham Mariner Scott E. Drummond Harold B. Halsey George D. O’Gorman Mariner Carnegie B. Hamersly CLASS OF 1944 CLASS OF 1954 Maritime Society Privateer Edward E. Davis CLASS OF 1949 Class of 1954 & Wives President’s Circle Society Henry A. Carl Donald J. Penniall* George H. Garbe Fort Schuyler Society Harry F. Kessler Arthur W. Gove Luce Society Bartholomew Watson Mariner Privateer Richard G. Clark Harold H. Abt Ralph P. Mischitelli Nicholas N. Garzilli Privateer Edward S. Seaman Eugene B. Ackerman William F. Bankauf Edward E. Dangler* CLASS OF 1955 Mariner John S. Storm Maritime Society Robert F. Simes Charles S. Hagelin Robert B. Smith Mariner Peter Sollecito Fort Schuyler Society CLASS OF 1945 David J. Tolan Privateer Arthur R. Murray CLASS OF 1950 Privateer Harry B. Turner Luce Society John R. Gonzales Richard C. Gardner Ferdinand Wight Mariner CLASS OF 1946 William P. Britt Luce Society Privateer Alvin Golden* Guy J. Conversano Thomas C. Mancini* Henry R. Kropp CLASS OF 1956 Neal P. McCurn Joseph C. Phayer Sallyport Society John F. Fox Privateer Mariner Robert H. Bormann* Edward K. Arndt Privateer William J. Fedorko* John F. Kirchhoff Richard L. Davie Clayton R. Jones John Z. McArdle Gerald A. Falbo Richard A. Palmer* John J. Schlank H. N. Randall Frederick W. Pflum Everett A. Rosenblum* Mariner David J. Salwen* CLASS OF 1952 Homer A. Rieffanaugh Anthony J. Scolaro* Privateer Harry W. Shipps Jacob H. Martens

* Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner Donor 28 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

CLASS OF 1957 Fort Schuyler Society Mariner Maritime Society C. R. Bagshaw Herbert A. Klopp Salvatore F. Gallo Privateer Privateer Donald B. Frost* CLASS OF 1967 Richard F. Haeussler Harry E. Higgins Privateer Steven J. Hertz* John J. Egan

Mariner CLASS OF 1963 Anthony Caruvana Fort Schuyler Society CLASS OF 1968 Vincent E. Conroy William J. Loefstedt Maritime Society George J. Hallinan Edward G. Martin Privateer William E. Culver Fort Schuyler Society CLASS OF 1958 Robert J. Falaguerra Luce Society Mariner Thomas E. Hancock* Robert J. Hession Luce Society Dennis C. DiSalvo Privateer Peter F. Wiggins CLASS OF 1964 Privateer Maritime Society David A. Leech Mariner John J. Brennan Peter F. Nissen Donald H. Feron Privateer Mariner John G. Ingram A. R. Degen CLASS OF 1959 George W. Koch Fred W. Guenthner 1874 Society Edward G. Ryznar David E. Momot Mariner CLASS OF 1969 Privateer Alan T. Paris Maritime Society Janis G. Schulmeisters* Daniel R. Warman Richard P. Voelker CLASS OF 1965 Luce Society Leadership Society Hugh R. Straub CLASS OF 1960 Michael W. Toner* 1874 Society Privateer Raymond P. Hayden Fort Schuyler Society L. C. Beall Ronald J. Aubel Fort Schuyler Society Richard M. Kulak Luce Society CLASS OF 1970 Michael V. Curran Maritime Society Privateer Michael G. Chalos Bethuel M. Barnum Privateer William J. Martin Privateer CLASS OF 1961 Robert P. Dunlop Mariner Gary T. Ferrone Luce Society William J. Baran Stephen C. Inciardi Robert M. Brand Lawrence J. Peletz

Privateer CLASS OF 1966 John J. Stipcich Fort Schuyler Society CLASS OF 1971 Frank E. Wicks Charles R. Brader* Privateer Gary P. Endersby Privateer Gordon J. Isison CLASS OF 1962 Thomas M. Crawford Stephen A. Opkins 1874 Society Joseph F. Trainor Stanley Siegel

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CLASS OF 1972 Privateer CLASS OF 1981 Luce Society Michael G. O’Reilly Leadership Society Richard J. Burke* William M. Schoenster Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Fox Matthew M. Vaccaro* Maritime Society Privateer CLASS OF 1978 Paul L. Pedretti* Donald W. Mayer Fort Schuyler Society James T. Concagh Privateer William S. Ducey CLASS OF 1973 Luce Society Robert S. Ireland* Privateer George H. MacDonald Ronald E. Dull Mariner Privateer Brian Gardner Timothy J. Ferrie* Thomas P. Lafergola CLASS OF 1974 Kevin P. Harris Richard H. Russell Mariner John F. O’Connor David A. Barto CLASS OF 1982 CLASS OF 1979 Luce Society CLASS OF 1975 1874 Society Susan Farmer-Dabbar Fort Schuyler Society Lee Ann Traut* John M. Dabbar William J. Skahan Maritime Society Privateer Luce Society John A. Stringer Robert J. Callaghan Jonathan Mellow Fort Schuyler Society Mariner Privateer Carl Hausheer* Steven R. D’Eletto Thomas L. Campisi Peter C. Johansen* J. Ward Guilday* Jay E. Graham* Howard B. Wyche* Christopher W. Shields Robert H. Gruffi Arieh L. Solmon Daniel S. Levin Luce Society Brian G. Dengel* Robert C. Fey* CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1976 Fort Schuyler Society 1874 Society Privateer Thomas M. Kennedy John C. Traut John H. Carl Dennis F. Cooney* Privateer Maritime Society Robert Capurso John Krousouloudis* Mariner Michael J. D’Amato Thomas P. Darcy Donald P. Fischer Luce Society Robert L. Lucchi Thomas W. Merrell Timothy F. Parsons CLASS OF 1980 Privateer Empire State Society David R. Groener William F. Austen CLASS OF 1984 Denis J. Wilson 1874 Society Leadership Society Kevin J. McSpirit* Mariner Thomas R. & Christine Breglia* Francis P. McAleavy Maritime Society Richard J. Sonnenschein Luce Society John W. Troy Paul J. Zerafa Roland R. Roeckle* Luce Society Privateer Timothy M. Ahern CLASS OF 1977 Robert T. Miller* E. N. Tavlarios Luce Society Privateer John H. Coords Mariner Raymond W. Marquardt* Robert K. Cook* Robert A. DeGennaro Christopher O. Jones

* Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner Donor 30 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Christine L. Schneider Mariner Maritime Society Kevin M. Tokarski Joseph Gigantiello Kevin B. Collins* William F. Wood* Fort Schuyler Society Mariner CLASS OF 1991 John P. Kirchhofer* James E. Belviso Privateer Edward N. Goutink Luce Society Kevin P. Harte Bart B. Kelleher CLASS OF 1985 James D. Sagar Maritime Society Privateer Daniel J. McGuire Mariner Dominic C. Vitolo* Steven J. Blatus Privateer Mariner Catherine Hanft* Chris P. Guilday* Robert P. Rose CLASS OF 1992 Robert G. Thomson Maritime Society Matthew J. Christophersen CLASS OF 1997 ariner M Privateer James R. Roche* Luce Society Christopher J. Pitfick* Collin S. Tatusko Peter G. Vecchio* CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OF 1998 Maritime Society Mariner Privateer Daniel J. McCarthy J. S. Griffin* David J. Graves* Roger Restaino Drew J. Hodgens*

Fort Schuyler Society CLASS OF 2000 Kevin Mannix* CLASS OF 1993 Luce Society Maritime Society Timothy R. Angerame Luce Society John J. Beimler Robert A. Colleary* Privateer Roy C. Pino* Privateer Boris Belfer Richard J. Stewart Elizabeth A. Miller* Mariner Mariner Mariner Paul E. Kalapodas Daniel J. Kirschbaum Alayne Donlon

CLASS OF 2001 CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1994 Privateer Privateer Luce Society Matthew P. Haley* Robert J. Dreher* Todd M. Friedman* Bruce E. Fuchs Philip A. Kretzmer* Hung M. Luu Sai Y. Lo* CLASS OF 2002 Maritime Society Mariner Privateer Brian P. Houst Scott E. Magin Timothy J. Dacey

Mariner CLASS OF 2003 CLASS OF 1988 Peter A. Casson Privateer Fort Schuyler Society Brian J. Abbott Andrew R. Miles CLASS OF 1995 Mariner Privateer Privateer David K. Cuff* Gerald F. McNerney Brendan L. Foley* Jose O. Lopez*

Mariner CLASS OF 1989 Kevin L. Barrow* Privateer CLASS OF 1996 Phillip Kyin

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CLASS OF 2004 Mariner James Drogan* Fort Schuyler Society Alexander P. Corpuz Steven F. Minninger* Luce Society Winston B. Burke Luce Society CLASS OF 2011 Michael A. Cappeto* John F. Conway* Luce Society H. S. Carr James P. Spear* John & Candice Frawley* Eugene M. Gerbasi CLASS OF 2005 Privateer Timothy & Mary Hinger* Richard & Joan Kretzmer* Mariner Alexander M. Korb Michael R. Krissoff Christopher M. Sladic Ryan M. Korb Keith R. Messina Spiro & Litsa Manouselis Karen Schug CLASS OF 2006 Herman Silverberg*

Privateer CLASS OF 2012 Privateer Philip J. Mulle Mariner Jade Penney Denise Albertelli* Fiaz H. Arain* Herbert & Ingrid Beck CLASS OF 2007 Donations of behalf of student Mark & Veronica Carley Empire State Society Nancy R. Cassone Clay Maitland, H’ 07* CLASS OF 2013 George & Geraldine Cole Privateer Brian R. Cornell* Fort Schuyler Society Ian Goodman David & Stephanie Eisenberg Jean-Claude C. Santini* Janice R. Feinson Mariner Sugar L. Firtel Privateer Gerald F. Pope, Jr. Dennis C. Flaherty Thomas C. McCandless Michael N. Forese* Joshua R. Renta Alan & Jessica Friedman FRIENDS Fabio & Michelle Fumagalli Mariner Matthew T. Garofalow* Michael M. Catalano President’s Circle Society Christine B. Gerrity Billy Mac Scholarship Fund Mark & Michele Goodman Robert & Sally Neumann John & Rita Graves* CLASS OF 2008 Thomas & Nancy Greene* Elenore M. Humphries Fort Schuyler Society Leadership Society Gerald & Donna Kaye Donald J. Toby Anonymous Donor* Clayton & Johanna Kendrick-Holmes* Bruna D. Cassani* Scott E. Kimple Jeffrey Kuhr & Aimee Bernstein* Luce Society Jin Qi Ma Virginia R. Ferritto* Karen Markoe 1874 Society Ian A. McCurdy Privateer Charles Balancia 1956 Scholarship Kevin & Elia Meade Sean M. Kennedy Class of 1954 Scholarships James N. Mehmet Class of October 1946 Scholarships Keith B. Murphy* David & Ashley Coolidge Carl A. Olsson CLASS OF 2009 Robert A. Pennacchia Maritime Society Maritime Society Anthony J. Piscitelli* Daniel G. Hesse Benita C. Allaire Janet B. Pomeranz Charles B. Anderson Elizabeth R. Praetorius* Deborah Bonn Thomas & Donna Probst Mariner Wendi B. Carpenter* William & Nancy Rueger* William H. Oast Timothea S. Larr* Patricia A. Sabatino Michael J. Orapollo Eric M. McAllister* Thomas Scott Ric & Kathryn Navy Nicholas & Susan Soldivieri CLASS OF 2010 David & Cynthia Tanacea Fort Schuyler Society Gilbert Traub Privateer Patricia Berger* Philip & Bambi Vignola Michael W. Mauceri Robert & Denise Brown* Robert L. Wolf* Thomas F. Meade John & Wendy Craine John & Debra Young John D. Sinning Irene R. Delgado*

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Mariner Helene A. Wehinger Trust Fort Schuyler Society Anthony & Joyce Buzzanca Navios Corporation* Action Hazmat Companies* Kathleen A. Cramer New York Maritime College Parents Association of Military Colleges and Michelle M. Cross* Association* Schools of the US Robert & Michele DeLouise Organization of Black Maritime Graduates* Automated Logic - New York/New Jersey* Doris O. Dormandy SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.* Bronx Central General Contractors, Inc.* Louis R. Glinka Trustees of Sailors’ Snug Harbor in the Curran Foundation Harriet Hogstrom City of New York Dynamic Energy Group, Inc.* Patrick Houst Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc.* Eleanor Kaufman Leadership Society Interstate Mechanical Services, Inc.* Patrick & Maureen Keavney Brennan Family Foundation Jabbie Contractor Corporation* Gloria J. Kemp Chalos O’Connor, LLP* Kilroy Architectural Windows, Inc.* Peter & Clarisa Lenahan Det Norske Veritas (DNV)* Ladder 42 Engine 73 Joseph L. Lobel Fresh Meadow Chiller Services, LLC* Maersk, Inc. Eric & Mary Beth Maes Fulcrum Facilities Services, LLC* NavSim Services, Inc.* William J. Massano General Dynamics, American Overseas Niko Development Corporation* Rudolph & Judy Miller Marine* Philip Andrews LLC* Tammie A. Nahra Houston Pilots’ Association Purple Heart Services Foundation Lauren C. Navarro Interlake Steamship Company* Reinauer* Charles & Ligia Niemeyer JPMorgan Chase & Company* Skuld North America, Inc.* Olive E. Pagels Kirby Offshore Marine* Southold Maritime Services Corporation Tina M. Pietrontone Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association United Way of South Hampton Roads Gerald & Joyce Pope Stolt-Nielsen USA, Inc.* Foundation Hope Poulos TAL International* Victory Foundation Cathi A. Reinbold Utility Programs and Metering II, Inc.* Wilmot Construction Corporation* Joseph Reveman XL Insurance* Harold & Judy Shatz Luce Society Larry & Donna Slanovich 1874 Society AAA Capital Management Advisors, Ltd. Donna L. Solomon Dome Chartering & Trading Corporation* American Maritime Safety, Inc.* John & Lisa Standinger Dripless Plumbing & Heating, LLC* Castlerock Risk Services, LLC* Karen R. Walker ExxonMobil Marine Lubricants* Cruising Club of America, Inc. Odette Walsh Genco Shipping & Trading, Ltd* First Portland Mortgage Corporation Blaine A. Webber Greenwich Shipping Services, Inc. Gordon’s Floor Covering, Inc.* Julie H. Wosk International Organization of Masters, ISE Office Plus* Mates and Pilots* Jobson Sailing, Inc.* International Registries, Inc.* JonAng, Inc.* CORPORATIONS / John J. & Patricia C. Foody Trust Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & ORGANIZATIONS MCA Associates, Inc.* Goggin* Montefiore Medical Center* McLaren Engineering Group* Navy League of the United States Pelham Bay Beverages, Inc.* Heritage Society Sandy Hook Pilots* Pro Marine Company ABS Americas Shell International Trading and Shipping Fort Schuyler Maritime Alumni Associa- Company, Ltd.* Privateer tion, Inc. Travelers Insurance Company* Environetics Group Architects, P.C.* Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Society Mazzone True Value* Sallyport Society of Connecticut, Inc. Millamar Construction Corporation* Chartwells* Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC Global Container Terminals (GCT)* Maritime Society Red Shield Insurance Company* Concept Flooring Workroom Corporation* Towers Country Club, Inc. Empire State Society Flexim Americas Corporation* TRJ Consultants, LLC ConocoPhillips Company Genesys Engineering, P.C.* WNY Engineering Services, LLC Fort Schuyler Maritime Foundation Hill Rivkins, LLC* Marine Society of the City of New York* J. Kokolakis Contracting, Inc.* Mariner McAllister Towing and Transportation Kennedy Lillis Schmidt & English* Celtic Boat Company, Inc. Company, Inc.* Maritime Industry Museum of Fort Schuyler* Ford Motor Company Stabbert Maritime NYC Economic Development Corporation* Recine & Sons Plumbing and Heating, Inc.* President’s Circle Society Summerland Services BLT Chembulk Group* Sylvan Family Foundation* Crowley Maritime Services, Inc.* Zurich American Insurance Company*

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In memory of Gilbert Chardenet, ‘49 In memory of Marcia Weiss MATCHING GIFTS Doris O. Dormandy Alvin Golden, ‘46 Eric D. Maes AIG Tammie A. Nahra In memory of Jerome C. Erit ExxonMobil Foundation Olive E. Pagels Bartholomew Watson, ‘49 FM Global Foundation GE Foundation Ford Motor Company In memory of Det. Gene Brennan Shell Oil Company Foundation James N. Mehmet In memory of the Deceased Members of Class of ‘49 In memory of George Westerman, GIFTS IN HONOR OF Donald J. Penniall, ‘49 classmates Snug Harbor Gloria J. Kemp In honor of the Class of 1940 In memory of John E. Harrington, ‘53 William J. Meagher, ‘40 David L. Coolidge Louis R. Glinka GIFTS IN KIND In honor of his 70th Graduation Scott E. Kimple Sidney Alkon Philip E. Girardet, ‘42 David N. Tanacea Joe Bustamante Karen R. Walker Wendi B. Carpenter GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Alexis Caze AAA Capital Management Advisors, Ltd. Richard Correll John W. Craine In memory of George H. Ackerman, Class In memory of Louis R. Giattino, ‘53 Arlene Kase of 1915 George D. O’Gorman, ‘53 Michael Leahy Eugene B. Ackerman, ‘49 In memory of Captain John H. Stewart, ‘54 Mervin Al. Matlin Class of 1954 & Wives Kevin McCabe In memory of Commodore John W. David Eisenberg Jeffrey Mevorach Anderson, Class 1915 John R. Pearson Charles B. Anderson In memory of Arnold “Ty” Christensen, ‘64 Leonard Sitar John J. Brennan, ‘64 Raymond Sozzi In memory of Howard L. Humphries, ‘38 Frederick Stelle Elenore M. Humphries In memory of Timothy M. Morris, ‘81 Fleets Cove Boat Transport Benita C. Allaire Follett Higher Education Group In memory of Edward Hogstrom, ‘42 McAllister Towing and Transportation Harriet Hogstrom In memory of Ryan Eskenazi Company, Inc.* Kathleen A. Cramer Miller’s Launch, Inc. In memory of Burton L. Feinson, ‘44 Donna L. Solomon Moran Towing Corporation Janice R. Feinson Nautilus Corporation In memory of WWII Merchant Marines Sandy Hook Pilots* In memory of Alexander F. Kaufman, ‘Oct. ‘46 that lost their lives Virginia Pilots Eleanor Kaufman Harold B. Halsey, ‘42 Wärtsilä North America

* Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner Donor 34 2011-2012 SUNY MARITIME SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

Rear Admiral Wendi B. Carpenter, USN (Ret.) Dr. Irene R. Delgado President Associate Provost and Dean of Students

Dr. Michael Cappeto Dr. Gilbert Traub Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Academic Dean

Captain Richard S. Smith, ‘81 Yamiley Saintvil Commandant of Cadets and Master of Training Dean of Admissions Ship Empire State VI Dick Hack Aimee Bernstein Director of Athletics Vice President for University Relations

Elizabeth Praetorius Vice President for Operations

SUNY MARITIME COLLEGE COUNCIL 2011-2012

Timothea Larr, Chair Joseph Conway Annual Report Robert Braun William R. Garry Mark Brosnan John P. Lekstutis Cadet 1/C Leighann Ferrari Thomas Magliocca, ‘53

SUNY MARITIME MISSION

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