2013 Report - Kingsborough Community College

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KINGSBOROUGH
COMM U N IT Y COLLEGE
A Letter From the President
Almost everyone knows Coney Island’s Cyclone
rollercoaster. Riding the Cyclone combines the
exhilaration of climbing to great heights with the
scream-inducing fear of descending into deep
valleys. This past year at Kingsborough was a lot
like riding the Cyclone. We experienced both joyous
highs and traumatic lows.
In October, Superstorm Sandy ravaged our campus
causing millions of dollars of damage. Remarkably,
through the efforts of our entire college community,
we were back in operation in only eight days.
Resilience is often thought of in only physical
terms; but our recovery from Sandy demonstrated
a resilience of the human spirit. We showed that,
even after experiencing grave challenges, by working
together we could give our students the opportunity
to get both their educational lives and their personal
lives back in order.
Then came the spring! And spring lifted our spirits
high with the announcement that we had been
named a “finalist with distinction” by the Aspen
Institute’s Community College Excellence Program.
That designation meant that Kingsborough, after
rigorous evaluations, was considered to be among the
top four community colleges in the nation.
You will read much more about the year in this
annual report. But an annual report can be much
more than a mere chronicle of the past year. It can
be a signpost to the future. As we look forward to
celebrating Kingsborough’s 50th anniversary next
year, we are now a college in transition. After nine
years of leading our college to great achievements,
Dr. Regina Peruggi retired from the presidency. She
showed us all that leadership does make a difference.
Though she will be missed, her work here will be
a lasting legacy. During our college’s transition, I
am proud to be serving as interim president. We
will certainly be changing as an institution. I am
confident, however, about change that is built upon
our past strengths and our sense of community. That
kind of change will lead our college to an even more
promising future.
Dr. Stuart Suss
Interim President
An Epic Journey
W
O U R MOM E NT I N TH E S U N
e like to think that every year at
Kingsborough is remarkable. But
we are still trying to get our heads
around this one: In an emotion-charged 12
months, Kingsborough survived a hurricane
that devastated the region; was named
one of the Top Four community colleges in
America by the prestigious Aspen Institute;
and said goodbye to a president who
radically altered our philosophy of serving
students.
Superstorm Sandy gave us no choice. But we
sure fought back. After she uprooted trees,
flooded classrooms and disrupted the lives of
2,500 Kingsborough students, we cleaned up our
campus, threw open our doors, and connected our
college family and community members with the
help they needed to restart their lives. And the sun
came out again, just like it always does.
Unlike Sandy, the Aspen Institute gave us a little
warning. After making the list of the nation’s
top 120 community colleges, we were invited to
apply for the Aspen Prize for Community College
Excellence. In the report that won us a spot in
the top 10, we described in detail our arduous,
intentional, decade-long campaign to integrate the
college’s academic and social services. Our only
goal, then and now, was to make our students more
successful.
Though we didn’t know it at the time, our Aspen
bid — which resulted in a $100,000 cash prize
and the Top Four ranking — would serve as
a valedictory for President Regina Peruggi,
who retired in 2013 after nine years of service.
Peruggi’s work is a virtual mirror image of our epic
journey to the Aspen Prize.
Arriving with a mandate to increase retention,
graduation and transfer rates, she introduced
an era of self-examination, experimentation and
collaboration to the college. Her legacy is the
network of programs that captivated the Aspen
Institute: Learning Communities; Faculty
Innovation Awards; Faculty Interest Groups;
Single Stop. But more than that, it’s the attitude
adjustment she brought to the way we connect
with students. If they succeed, we succeed.
“Kingsborough earned this finalist-withdistinction recognition because it does an
exceptional job with a highly diverse student
body,” said Josh Wyner, executive director of
the College Excellence Program, in announcing
the award. “Half of its students are minority
students. Over 60 percent of its students are
receiving Pell Grants, meaning that they are lowincome students. And yet the college is exceeding
national averages in graduation rates. They’ve
got nearly double the national average in terms of
transfers to four-year colleges. And it’s done this
in really intentional ways. Kingsborough builds a
community that holds standards high.”
As the college gets ready to observe its 50th
anniversary, we have much to celebrate. We’ve
been tested by natural disasters, transformed by
great leaders, and redeemed by the excellence of
our faculty and students. We are resilient. We are
renewed. And we are ready.
KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2013
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SECOND LADY OF THE UNITED STATES, DR. JILL BIDEN, AND DR. REGINA S. PERUGGI
The Aspen Prize for
Community College
(AK A : TH E DAY THAT TIM E STOO D STI LL AT K I N GSBO RO UG H)
Y
ou know how newsrooms go silent when
the Pulitzers are announced? Or how the
whole world stops when the Olympics
name a new host city? March 19, 2013, was like
that at Kingsborough.
You could almost hear a pin drop as college administrators
huddled around their computer screens, waiting for The
Aspen Institute to announce its prestigious Aspen Prize for
Community College Excellence.
This moment had been a long time coming.
In the run-up to the first Aspen Prize, in 2011, Kingsborough
made the list of the nation’s top 120 community colleges. This
time, we reached the Top 10. Could we go all the way to the top?
TH E A SP E N P R I ZE FOR COMMUNIT Y COLLEG E
Josh Wyner, executive director of the Washingtonbased policy institute’s College Excellence Program,
appeared on live video-stream. We held our breaths.
“The Aspen Institute is delighted to announce today
that Kingsborough Community College in New York
City has been named one of the top four finishers in
this year’s Aspen Prize,” he said.
Hooray! Finally the world knew what we’ve been
preaching all along.
In placing Kingsborough among the four best of the
nation’s more than 1,200 community colleges, the
Aspen Institute said it was wildly impressed by the
college’s completion rate, its spirit of inclusiveness
and commitment to students with high needs, and
the way graduates’ salaries compare to the rest of the
region.
It lauded Kingsborough’s willingness to experiment
— to do whatever it takes to keep students on track.
Over a decade, we virtually pushed the reset button
on our college process, electrifying the connection
between institution and students like never before.
We tweaked every piece of the puzzle (academic,
administrative, student-support) to make it more
polished — more welcoming and accommodating —
to our students.
“It lauded
Kingsborough’s
willingness to
experiment — to
do whatever it
takes to keep
students on track.”
We upped the number of Learning Communities to
50. We welcomed Single Stop, a program that acts
as a virtual student response unit, putting benefits
screening, legal aid, financial counseling and tax
prep into a single office. We retooled the advisement
process so that it starts at the earliest point of
contact. We strengthened our follow-up methods. We
rewarded faculty risk-takers.
This, as the Aspen Institute noted, is the new
“business as usual” at Kingsborough. It’s building
a community of listeners and problem-solvers who
can humanize the academic experience. It’s saying to
students, “Hey, we’ve got your back.”
It’s working. And The Aspen Institute gets it.
As a very proud President Peruggi said, not long after
that perfect March day when time stood still for a
moment: “Students are coming here, they are staying
and they are graduating.”
A MAKESHIFT FOOD AND CLOTHING DISTRIBUTION CENTER WAS CREATED
SU PER STOR M SA N DY
WAVE O F G E N E ROS IT Y CO U NTE R S STO R M ’S DE VA STATI O N
L
ocated on a peninsula, Kingsborough
enjoys a magnificent setting — a feature
that unfortunately makes it especially
vulnerable to bad weather. So when
Superstorm Sandy arrived in late October
2012, the college braced for — and took — a
lashing. Then generosity rushed in.
“We had flooded classrooms, debris washing up
from everywhere – even decks from people’s houses
in Breezy Point,” President Peruggi said at the
time. But with its typically unsinkable attitude,
Kingsborough quickly put itself back together,
thanks to a hard-working Buildings and Grounds
team, and turned to helping others.
Within a week, the staff returned to work. Students
soon followed — many with heartbreaking stories.
Kingsborough administrators reported that more
than 2,500 students were directly affected by the
disaster.
The college and the community responded to the
devastation with open wallets, resourceful solutions
— or sometimes just a hot meal. Professors turned
to technology (Skype, PowerPoint, texting) to teach
class and hold virtual office hours. Hotlines were set
up (one for faculty and one for students) to connect
people with appropriate government agencies and
other relief efforts.
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DAMAGE FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY FORCED THE CAMPUS TO CLOSE FOR MORE THAN A WEEK.
“Sometimes, even
the smallest
gestures seemed
like tiny miracles,
and brought
glimmers of hope.”
And Kingsborough threw open it doors to the
community: Local residents were invited to come
in, get something to eat, stay warm, take a shower,
recharge their computers and cell phones, and fi nd
out how they could get additional help. A makeshift
food and clothing distribution center was created;
stocked with donations from Food Bank NYC,
National Grid, Walmart and Benjamin Moore; and
manned day and night by volunteers. Ultimately, it
reached more than 7,000 people.
Grants poured in from Single Stop USA, the Robin
Hood Foundation, and the Petrie Foundation.
Our own Sandy Relief Fund distributed $3,400
in MetroCards to needy students, plus another
$34,000 to hard-hit faculty and staff. When it came
time for the annual Walk-A-Thon, the college family
laced up its sneakers and marched across campus,
to the tune of $22,000.
In the end, the college raised more than $200,000 in
Sandy relief monies.
THE ANNUAL WALK-A-THON RAISED MONEY FOR THE SANDY RELIEF FUND.
8KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ANNUAL REPORT 2013
Sometimes, even the smallest gestures seemed like
tiny miracles, and brought glimmers of hope. At
the clothing-distribution center, one shell-shocked
student found a coat that fit, but after noticing it
had a price tag, she put it back. When an attendant
kindly told her it was free, the woman fell to her
knees, sobbing. It was the fi rst piece of warm
clothing she’d had in a week.
Regina Peruggi
AN A+ LEGAC Y
I
n her nine years as president of
Kingsborough (2004-2013), Regina Peruggi
didn’t just transform the culture of the
college. She rewired the synapses of its brain.
When the former president of Central Park
Conservancy and Marymount Manhattan College
arrived at Kingsborough, it was just another community
college — good but not great. By the time she left, it was a
nationally celebrated model of excellence.
Sure, Peruggi was a champion of academic rigor,
a dynamic fund-raiser, an innovative leader. But
her enduring legacy will be the integrated support
system she created for the college’s largely lowincome and minority student base.
Realizing that students would never graduate if
they couldn’t afford transportation, if they came to
class hungry, if they couldn’t speak English, if they
had to leave their kids alone, she institutionalized
a community of care. (Among her innumerable
accomplishments in the social-services realm:
She launched the nation’s first Single Stop office at
a community college and opened a campus Food
Pantry.)
And for every nuts-and-bolts improvement she
brought — from buses to computerized registration
— she profoundly altered the status quo. She
encouraged collaboration (Faculty Innovation
Awards). She experimented boldly (Learning
Communities). She even tried to set students up
for success before they left high school (President’s
Prep).
WITH THE EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION DAY COMMITTEE
“Of all the important contributions she made, the
one that has benefitted us most is creating the
environment where we feel comfortable taking
risks,” says David Gomez, Kingsborough’s Vice
President for Academic Administration.
Driving around campus on her red golf cart, no
project was too big or too small for Peruggi. Here was
a president who triumphed over challenges, refused
to be intimidated and exceeded all expectations. 
WITH DR. JILL BIDEN, WHO DELIVERED THE COMMENCEMENT SPEECH IN 2009
PRESIDENT’S
FACU LT Y
INNOVATION
AWAR DS
PROJECTS FUNDED FOR
2013-2014
13 PROPOSALS
25 FACULTY / STAFF PROPOSERS
Faculty-Student Mentoring Project
Janine Graziano-King, Professor, English, and Director of
Kingsborough Center for Teaching and Maria BartolomeoMaida, Assistant Professor, Behavioral Sciences & Human
Services
A Proposal to Serve the Literacy Needs and
Goals of At-Risk Students through an Integrated
Approach to Professional
Eileen Ferretti, Associate Professor and Chairperson,
Ronna Levy, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of
Developmental Program, and Hope Parisi, Associate
Professor and Director of Reading and Writing Center,
English
A Healthier Future: Piloting the “Community
Health Ambassadors Program”
Jose Nanin, Associate Professor, Kevicha Echols,
Instructor, Silvea Thomas, Professor, Herman Charles,
Assistant Professor, Community Health Program, Health,
Physical Education, and Recreation
Working Toward the Healthy College
Community: Diabetes Prevention and
Management Strategies
Barbara A. Gattullo, Associate Professor, Diane McDevitt,
Assistant Professor James Ahern, Assistant Professor,
Nursing
Seasonal Stratification of Oxygen Isotopes
in Jamaica Bay
Jacob L. Mey, Assistant Professor, Physical Sciences
Students as Teachers: Hands-on Engagement of
Student Researchers in Assessing the Effectives
of the Case Study Teaching Method
Kevin M. Bonney, Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences
Developing Interactive Online Resources for
Developmental English Courses
THA Performance and Production Practicums
and Community-based
Theatre Pieces
Ryan McKinney, Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts,
Communications and Performing Arts
Moving from Correction to Contrast: Utilizing
Contrastive Analysis to Strengthen the Use of
Standard Written English
Delia Hernandez, Lecturer, Education Program,
Behavioral Sciences and Human Services
KCC Urban Farm-STEM Project: Interdisciplinary
Collaboration Between KCC Urban Farm and
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Mara Gittleman, KCC Urban Farm Coordinator, Center for
Economic and Workforce Development, Kieren Howard,
Assistant Professor, Earth and Planetary Sciences,
Department of Physical Sciences
Doing Gender: Towards a Civically-Engaged
Women’s and Gender Studies Learning
Community
Alison Better, Assistant Professor, Behavioral Sciences
and Human Services and Amy Washburn, Assistant
Professor, English
Enriching and Preparing Students through
Immersion in the KCC Reads/
Common Reading Program
Maureen E. Fadem, Assistant Professor, English
Department and Coordinator of KCC Reads/Common
Reading
Immigration Hub
Indira Kajosevic Skoric, Assistant Professor, History,
Philosophy, and Political Science (in Collaboration with
the AAC&U Brooklyn Public Scholars Project)
Gene McQuillan, Professor, Amy Washburn, Assistant
Professor, and John Yi, Adjunct Lecturer, English
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COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS
You might think that nothing would trump being ranked one of the Top 4 community colleges in the
country by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, but we had an exciting year:
 Kingsborough became the first college in Brooklyn to
offer an Emergency Medical Services-Paramedic
degree program. The two-year curriculum — approved
by the New York State Department of Health’s Bureau
of Emergency Medical Services — includes hands-on
experience at area hospitals and trauma centers. At
the college, students use a state-of-the-art simulation
center with high-fidelity training manikins and a fully
equipped ambulance, thus gaining the expertise to
give the highest level of pre-hospital care.
 The Child Development Center celebrated its
40th anniversary with a ribbon cutting for a new
playground and a party for past and present teachers,
caretakers, and KCC student-parent alumni (some of
whom brought their grown-up children). The center
traces its roots to 1970, when a small group of studentparents formed the Day Care Collective, which
campaigned for affordable childcare. Kingsborough’s
president, Leon M. Goldstein, was so impressed with
the collective’s detailed research that he procured
a space and hired the center’s first director and
teachers, in 1972. The center currently provides
on-campus care for children between the ages of 18
months and 9 years, offering flexible hours to meet the
needs of students.
 The American Heart Association (AHA) recognized
the college as an official training site. Through our
Continuing Education program, AHA-approved
instructors teach life-saving courses such as first aid,
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and how to use
an automatic external defibrillator (AED).
 Gov. Andrew Cuomo recounted his State-of-theState and Budget message to a standing-room-only
audience on Feb. 13, 2013. President Regina Peruggi
and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz
greeted the governor, and Dimitri Foster, an Honors
student majoring in engineering, introduced him.
 The first KCC Reads Student Conference —
featuring student-led panels, performances, and
artwork based on this year’s common reading choice,
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks — took place
on April 29, 2013. The daylong event culminated
in a keynote lecture by Dr. Christoph Lengauer, a
researcher featured in the book, who spoke on “The
Impact of Doing Better: An Interplay of Science and
Empathy.”
 After a six-month restoration to the tune of $500,000, the college radio station, WKRB 90.3FM, re-opened with
a Homecoming ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 14, 2012. The makeover was conceived by Robert Herklotz,
WKRB manager and Kingsborough alum (’95), and Dr. Cliff Hesse, professor and director of Media Technology
& Management. Designed by KCC architect Marin Stancu, the newly configured space emulates a commercial
radio station and includes a 20-seat “smart” classroom where media-technology courses will now be taught.
The station also features two state-of-the art studios for production and on-air broadcasting, with digital
equipment that rivals that of any major-market radio station in the country. Another bonus: The new Pro Tools
audio-production suite allows students to work on a variety of audio productions, including music, public-service
announcements, and station IDs.
 The college hosted several speakers of note this year:
Martha J. Kanter, Under Secretary of Education,
delivered the keynote at Spring Convocation; Fabien
Cousteau, grandson of famed undersea explorer
Jacques Cousteau and star of PBS’s acclaimed Ocean
Adventures, delivered EcoFestival’s keynote speech;
and Elizabeth Yeampierre, a nationally recognized
environmental justice leader and the first Latina to
chair the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s
National Environmental Justice Advisory Council,
gave the Commencement address.
 On Sept. 12, 2012, less than two months before
Superstorm Sandy, Kingsborough was the setting
for “Brooklyn Under Water: Confronting
a Landscape of Risk,” an interdisciplinary
conversation about the future of Brooklyn’s
waterfronts in the age of climate change and rising sea
levels. Co-organized with the Brooklyn Waterfront
Research Center at New York City College of
Technology, the event featured speakers from a wide
range of disciplines, including architecture, history,
city planning, biology, and geophysics. At the same
time, the KCC Art Gallery displayed a visual arts
exhibit, “Brooklyn’s Waterfronts: Past, Present,
Future,” showcasing work that contemplated the
future of our local shores.
 Head Coach Paul Watson
was named Community
College Volleyball Coach
of the Year by the CUNY
Athletic Conference.
A Brooklyn native and
alumnus of Kingsborough
and Brooklyn College,
Watson has been involved
in KCC Athletics for more
than a decade.
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SPORTS BEAT
Women’s Volleyball: 1st place CUNYAC regular-season
standings and CUNYAC Community College Women’s
Volleyball Champions. 3rd place in Region XV standings
 CUNY All-Stars: Kerley Pierre, Vlasta Safarova, Kerissa
Ellis, Joycelyn Roland, Allison Ahmed
 Region XV First Team and
All-Tournament Team: Kerley Pierre
 Region XV Second Team: Vlasta Safarova
 CUNYAC MVP: Kerley Pierre
 CUNYAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2013: Vlasta
Safarova
Kingsborough Athletics
2012-2013 Season Highlights
Amin Garcia
Kester Chase
Monique Flemming
Vlasta Safarova
Affectionately called “Mom” by her younger teammates, Vlasta
Safarova had already graduated from a specialized high school for
athletics, earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education, taught
physical education and coached volleyball coach for six years – in
Azerbaijan – before immigrating to the United States. Coming here
meant starting over — and learning a new language. Safarova attended
ESL classes starting in 2005 and enrolled at Kingsborough in 2011.
This year, the physical education major earned the coveted 2013
CUNYAC Schtolar-Athlete of the Year. She graduated with a GPA
of 3.96; and according to Head Coach Paul Watson, her volleyball
team had the best season in the history of the sport at KCC. The team
won a CUNY Championship and went to state semi-finals. “In order
to be a volleyball player, travel with the team, be here for practice,
raise her family, and do so well in school,” Watson said, “I think it’s a
phenomenal thing.”
Amin Garcia, a freshman criminal justice major, won gold medals
in the men’s 110-meter hurdle at both the CUNYAC Outdoor Track &
Field Championships and the NJCAA National Tournament – while
maintaining a 3.60 GPA. Garcia also figured among the Wave’s top
performers in men’s triple jump (CUNYAC Silver Medalist), shot
put (CUNYAC Gold Medalist), and 400-meter hurdle (CUNYAC
Community College 1st place). The Brooklyn native was awarded
CUNYAC All-Star in men’s cross-country, indoor track, and outdoor
track. He was also named CUNYAC Scholar-Athlete of the Month with
Honorable Mention in January and HSS Scholar-Athlete of the Month
for the month of May.
Three Kingsborough athletes took All-American honors at the
NJCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships: Kester Chase (men’s
outdoor track and field) earned his honor with a second place 48.78
finish in the 400-meter dash; Monique Flemming (women’s outdoor
track and field) earned All-American honors twice with a first-place
finish in the 400-meter hurdles (1:05.14) and second overall in the
400-meter dash (59.07); and Amin Garcia (men’s outdoor track and
field) finished first in the 110-meter hurdles (15.02).
Women’s Cross Country: 2nd place in the Community
College CUNYAC Championships
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Monique Flemming, Daverly Beazer
 Men’s Cross Country: 2nd place in the Community
College CUNYAC Championships
 CUNYAC All-Star: Kerone White, Kester Chase,
Abdessamad Kharmaj
Men’s Indoor Track and Field: 2nd place in the
Community College CUNYAC Championships. Amin
Garcia ranked 6th in men’s triple jump at the Division 1
Level
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Kester Chase, Michael Camacho,
Amin Garcia, Kerone White
Women’s Indoor Track and Field: 2nd place in the
Community College
CUNYAC Championships
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Addishia Dixon
Men’s Outdoor Track and Field: 2nd Place Finish at the
 CUNYAC AWvll-Stars: Kester Chase, Amin Garcia,
Michael Camacho
 Men’s 4x400-meter relay fi nished 3rd at the NJCAA
Nationals Championships.
 Kester Chase fi nished 2nd in the men’s 200-meter dash at
the National Championships.
 Amin Garcia won the 110-meter men’s hurdles at the
National Championships.
 Robert Kemp ranked 8th in the nation in men’s long jump.
 Kester Chase placed 4th in the nation in men’s triple
jump.
Women’s Outdoor Track and Field: 2nd place fi nish at the
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Monique Flemming, Daverly Beazer,
Sharie Williams, Joycelyn Rolland
 Women’s 4x400-meter relay fi nished 3rd at the NJCAA
 Monique Flemming won the women’s 400-meter hurdles
and fi nished 2nd in the 400-meter dash at the NJCAA
 Women’s 4x800-meter relay ranked 8th at the NJCAA
Nationals.
Women’s Tennis: The Wave fi nished the regular season
in 3rd place, qualifying for the New York State Region XV
Playoffs. Wave Captain Ekaterina Mosponova was named
NJCAA Division III player of the year.
Baseball: 3rd place in CUNYAC 2013 Standings,
5th place in Region XV
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Christopher Armenti, Jimmy Daley,
Justin Baeirlein, Joseph Capparelli, Joseph Liotta
Men’s Tennis: 4th place in the Region XV Tournament
Men’s Basketball: 4th in the CUNYAC Standings
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Cashawn McFadden, Terrence
Hardwick
Women’s Basketball: 4th in the CUNYAC Standings
 CUNYAC All-Stars: Shae-Quana Brathwaite
Men’s Soccer: 4th place in the Community College CUNY
Athletic Conference Tournament
 CUNY All-Stars: Devorn Charles, Cassius Verneige,
Jameson Ostine
 Region XV All-Sportmanship Team: Jimmy Llanos
 CUNYAC Sportmanship Award: Jimmy Llanos
GRANT
SUMMARIES
Grants are vital to the mission of Kingsborough.
Support from governmental agencies, foundations,
and corporations helps us to further the work
of students and faculty. Recent grants to
Kingsborough include:
$991,785 FROM THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT to fund the Carl D. Perkins Career and
Technical Education program, which supports careerfocused education, including work in health care career
pathways, career skills development, careers in business
and early childhood, and college-wide career initiatives.
$899,799 FROM NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
for On-Campus Discoveries in Science, a three-year
project to strengthen science teaching in New York City
and broaden the pipeline of qualified science students
through an innovative professional development
program in biotechnology aimed at middle and high
school teachers and their students.
$600,000 FROM UNITED STATES HEALTH RESOURCES
AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION SCHOLARSHIPS
for Disadvantaged Students to provide scholarships
for financially needy nursing students who come
from educationally or economically disadvantaged
backgrounds.
$530,000 FROM THE ROBIN HOOD FOUNDATION
for continued support of Opening Doors Learning
Communities. This grant supports Kingsborough’s
work to improve educational outcomes for low-income,
high-risk college students through their participation in
learning communities and provision of case management
services.
$200,000 FROM NATIONAL SECRETARIAT OF
MIGRANT AFFAIRS (SENAMI) to implement a
collaborative program between Kingsborough’s Office of
Continuing Education and the Ecuadorian government
in order to provide training to Ecuadorians residents
of New York, persons of Ecuadorian origin, or persons
with a demonstrated commitment or contribution to the
educational preparation of Ecuadorian communities in
the United States.
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GRA N T SU M M A R I ES
$120,000 FROM SINGLE STOP USA for continued support
of the on-campus Single Stop center, which provides legal
assistance, entitlement screening and enrollment, income
tax filing assistance, and financial literacy education
for Kingsborough students and their families. Since its
inception, Single Stop has enabled students and their
families to receive almost $9 million in benefits, including
over $4.8 million in tax returns.
$87,007 FROM NEW YORK STATE HIGHER EDUCATION
SERVICES CORPORATION in support of the College
Discovery Scholars Project, a structured program aimed at
improving student retention and academic performance,
fostering students’ smooth transition from high school
to college, and providing co-curricular activities that
will deepen learning and a sense of connectedness to the
college and the students’ peers.
$35,000 FROM SIMONS FOUNDATION to fund
collaborative research in mathematics by
Dr. Alfredo Dolich, who works with international
collaborators on model theory of ordered structures.
$30,000 FROM MERTZ GILMORE FOUNDATION for
a two-year grant to support On Stage at Kingsborough’s
dance presentations on its mainstage and family
programming, and dance residencies for three dance
companies, open rehearsals, a lecture and demonstration
for public school elementary students, and a master class
for Kingsborough performing arts students.
$25,830 FROM NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF
CULTURAL AFFAIRS for renewed support of On Stage at
Kingsborough’s Main Stage and Art Smart programs, and
Hot Summer Nights free summer concert series, which are
attended by over 20,000 people each year.
$20,000 FROM CUNY CENTRAL OFFICE DIVISION OF
STUDENT AFFAIRS for Transition to College, a program
offering year-long, comprehensive assistance through
individual and group support services; concrete academic
help; and optional peer mentoring for the increasing
number of entering students with Autism Spectrum
Disorders (ASD). It is expected that the program, which
also educates the college community about ASD, will
increase retention and the academic success of the
participants.
$20,000 FROM NORTHFIELD BANK FOUNDATION to
fund twenty scholarships for academically successful
students from Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn in need
of financial support.
$20,000 FROM RICHMOND COUNTY SAVINGS
FOUNDATION to provide up to forty scholarships for
students in need living on Staten Island, ensuring they can
stay in school and achieve their educational goals.
$5,000 FROM BJ’S CHARITABLE FOUNDATION to
purchase items for Food for Thought, Kingsborough’s
on-campus food pantry. This grant allows the pantry
to provide free, nutritious non-perishable food for 1,500
people.
$5,000 FROM CON EDISON for campus and community
sustainability programming, specifically: encouraging
student stewardship through Responsibility to Care
(R2C), a program that recruits and trains students to be
environmental ambassadors; supporting student learning
through integrating science, technology, engineering and
mathematics into the KCC Urban Farm; and providing
campus- and community-wide education on issues of
sustainability through our annual Eco-Festival.
KIN G SBOROU G H S UPPO RTE RS
KINGSBOROUGH
SUPPORTERS
The Kingsborough community extends beyond our campus
borders. We have a responsibility to the borough of Brooklyn,
and we are proud of the role we are playing in its revitalization.
A gift to the Kingsborough Community College Foundation,
Inc. - a charitable 501(c)(3) organization that exists solely to
benefit Kingsborough - will fund scholarships and support
faculty and curriculum development. But it supports more
than an institution. It supports a community.
BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE
$25,000+
Ambrose Monell Foundation
The Aspen Institute
The Carroll & Milton
Petrie Foundation
Consortium for
Worker Education
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
The Mayor’s Fund to
Advance New York City
National Grid
The New York
Community Trust
Northfield Bank Foundation
Richmond County
Savings Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rudin
Mr. Mark F. Seruya
Southpole Foundation
Switzer Foundation
The Walter Kann Foundation
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$5,000 - $9,999
Kingsborough Community
College Auxiliary
Enterprises
Mrs. Sheila C. Labrecque
Dean Thelma L. Malle
Ms. M. Michel Orban
Dr. Regina S. Peruggi &
Mr. Gerard A. McCallion
The Post New York Alliance
Queens College/ CUNY
Simons Foundation
PSC-CUNY Research
Award Program
CUNY Workforce
Development Initiative
Robin Hood Foundation
Estee Lauder Companies, Inc.
Association of American
Colleges & Universities
Single Stop USA
Facing History & Ourselves
BJ’s Charitable Foundation
The Trustees of Columbia
University in the
City of New York
Follett Higher
Education Group
Borough of Manhattan
Community College/CUNY
TD Charitable Foundation
Food Bank of New York City
Bradford Portraits
PLATINUM CIRCLE
F.Y. Eye
Con Edison, Inc.
Google Earth Education
Dr. Karen Denard-Goldman
Anonymous (4)
May & Samuel Rudin
Family Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Alexandra Filonenko
The Arun I. & Asmita Bhatia
Family Foundation
University of Arizona
SPONSOR’S CIRCLE
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Caldwell Marine
International, LLC
The City University
of New York
Mertz Gilmore Foundation
The New York Community
Trust Wallace Special
Projects Fund
Forest City Ratner
Companies
The Honorable & Mrs.
Rudolph W. Giuliani
Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C. Smith
Sovereign Bank Foundation
Ms. Kelly Sullivan
$1,000 - $4,999
Dean Peter H. Baker
Ms. Joan Bartolomeo
Mr. Allen &
Dr. Elizabeth Basile
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KI N GS BO RO U GH SUP P ORT ERS
Dr. Uda M. Bradford
Mrs. Maryann Kann
Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Pobat
Mrs. Linda Biancorosso
New York Daily News
Prof. Loretta
Brancaccio-Taras
Mr. Michael Kann
Ms. Lynda Richards
Bloomingdale’s
Dr. Mary T. Ortiz
Dr. & Mrs. Saul W. Katz
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Romano
Brooklyn College/CUNY
Ms. Mary E. O’Shea
Mr. William Keller &
Ms. Lynn Steinberg
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sachs
Bronx Lebanon Hospital
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schleifer
Cablevision
Queensborough Community
College/CUNY
Mr. Douglas Schwalbe
Ms. Marilyn Chernin
Mr. William Schwalbe
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Bottling Companies
Mr. Andrew H. Brimmer
& Mr. Tom Molnar
Bronx Community
College/CUNY
College Association, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Schwarz
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Scavo
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Sidorovich
Silhouette Urban Mind
Body Fitness
“It took nearly 13 years for me to go back to school. My plan included
everything except one: how to pay for it. My tuition was paid using my
checking account’s overdraft – at 29.99999%. Despite working fulltime,
the payments were oppressive. My contributions are given so that any
student that may be in the situation that I was in might find some relief.”
REGINALD WATKINS, A.A.S. JOURNALISM, 1991
SEFA: CUNY Campaign
for Charitable Giving
Dean Peter M. Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Slattery
College of Staten
Island/CUNY
Societe Culinaire
Philanthropique
Concept Elite Salon
Klearview Appliance
Mr. & Mrs. Armstrong Lim
Dr. & Mrs. Stuart A. Suss
Community College
National Center for
Community Engagement
TD Bank
Mr. James A. Cross Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Thorne
Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan
M. Deutsch
The United Way
Ms. Joanna L. Silver &
Mr. Kevin M. Organ
Denise H. Sutton, Ph.D.
Ms. Anne Alexis Cote’ Taylor
Ms. Andrea Velasco
Wellington Hotel NYC
Prof. William Winter &
Ms. Deborah D. Tangen
Ms. Tara Yarczower
DJJ Technologies
Maimonides Medical Center
Victoria Loconsolo
Foundation
The Marine Society of
the City of New York
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wagner
Emergen-C
Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Fabrizio
Dr. Barbara R. Walters
Dr. Richard N. Fox
Anonymous (3)
Ms. Gloriana B. Waters
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Frumkes
America the Beautiful Fund
Mr. Reginald Watkins
Ms. Laura F. Glazier-Smith
Ms. Larian Angelo
GOLD CIRCLE
Mrs. Irmatrude Grant
Prof. Babette Audant
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation
$500 - $999
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jeynes
Drs. Jerry & Carla Beeber
Eugene M. Lang Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Anonymous (2)
The Katowitz/Radin Fund
Mr. Warren Benfield
Dr. Scott E. Evenbeck
Ms. Suzanne Murphy
Mr. Barry Kaufman
Prof. Carol Biermann, Ph.D.
Farmer & Company
New Deal Lodge, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. George
Abi-Hassoun
Kidville
Biscuits & Bath Dog Retreat
Dr. & Mrs. Baroukh E. Kodsi
Mr. Rodney O. Bolden
Connecticut Maritime
Association Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. William Correnti
Mr. Michael A. Correra
Dean Paulette Dalpes &
Dr. Kathryn Obear
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Marsh
Medgar Evers College/CUNY
Ms. Joan De Freitas
Ms. JoAnne Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Denard
Michael Towne
Wine & Spirits
Prof. Donald Donin &
Mr. Dante Orsini
Ms. Micheline Driscoll
York College/CUNY
SILVER CIRCLE
$250 - $499
Mr. Edward &
Dr. Susan Farrell
New York City College of
Technology/CUNY
Adelphi University
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Antonio
Lehman College/CUNY
The Broadway Comedy Club
Dean & Mrs. Thomas G.
Friebel
New York Community
Bank Foundation
Astoria Federal Savings
Ms. Heather A. Brown
Honorable Susan Avery
Dr. Melvin Levine &
Mrs. Sheila Levine
Ms. Betty Goetz
New York Life Foundation
Bassett Pickle Works
Ms. Juanita Linares
C-CAP Careers Through
Culinary Arts Program
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Goldstein
Mr. & Mrs. Frank N. Newman
Mr. Kwong F. Chan
Drs. David & Diane Gomez
Mr. Brandon Beckner & Dean
Christine Buite-Beckner
Mrs. Donna Lutton
OPI Products, Inc.
Health Plus
Panda House at
Manhattan Beach LLC
Marine Park Seaside
Links, LLC
Dr. Hwai-Yin Chang &
Dr. Cheng Tai Chen
Mr. Frank Milano
Mr. Anthony Corazza
National Society of
Leadership & Success
Mr. Thomas Corichi
Hostos Community
College/CUNY
Pilo Arts Day Spa & Salon
Berkeley College
Berkshire Taconic
Community
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Wilson Cortes
Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Morena
Ms. Rosemarie Cozza
N.F. Gozo Corporation
Dean Loretta S. DiLorenzo
Ms. Laura S. Norman
Ms. Vickie DiMartino
Drs. Norbert & Leslee
Oppenheim
District Council 37
- Local 384
Dr. Reza Fakhari
Mr. Nicholas & Dr.
Dolores M. Fernandez
Mr. & Mrs. David Fishman
Ms. Elena I. Foronda
Ms. Joan Gallagher
Gargiulo’s Restaurant
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Goldberg
Mr. Barry & Dr. Rachelle
Goldsmith
Harry K. Good III, Ph.D.
Mrs. Maureen Grant
Prof. Janine Graziano
Opportunities for a
Better Tomorrow
American Multi-Cinemas
Inc. - AMC Village 7
American Museum of
Natural History (AMNH)
Ms. Elaine Arden
Asphalt Green
Dr. Marcia Babbitt
Ms. Denise Barbaria
Pepsi Cola Bottling Company
of New York, Inc.
Mrs. Lucy P. Bartocci &
Mr. Gregory Bartocci
Pirate Brands
Bassett Caterers
Mr. Ronald Plotkin &
Mrs. Maxine Plotkin
Ms. Anna Becker
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rasa
Dr. Barbara Ritchin
Mr. Martin G. Rosenthal
Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Rossi
Ms. Linda Hellow
Prof. Diego L. Colon
Ms. Delia Hernandez
Conde Nast Publications
Ms. Lorris Hibbert-Smith
Mr. Paul Curiale &
Ms. Deborah Malone
Ms. Maya Hinds
D. Coluccio & Sons Inc.
PartiArt
Ms. Jan Prokop &
Mr. Donald Hamburg
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Cohen
Ms. Camille Bellomo
Ms. Judith Berger
Bikram Yoga Bay Ridge
Mr. Howard Blady
Ms. Mavis Blair
Ms. Patricia D’Agosta
Ms. Maureen C. Daly
Dangerfield’s
Deno’s Wonder Wheel
Amusement Park
Mr. Craig Diesslin
Ms. Elaine P. Drucker
Ms. Dorothy Duncan
Ms. Esmerilda Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Eisenberg
Mrs. Karimah Ellis-Wilson
Ms. Julie Block-Rosen
Ms. Marie Bongiorno
Mr. & Ms. Steven Feiman
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fernandez
Dr. Wayne R. Harewood
Ms. Ruby L. Ryles &
Mr. Jules Martin
Dr. & Mrs. Cliff Hesse
Safe Coach, Inc.
Dr. Rosa Mae Bradley
Dr. Otis O. Hill
Ms. Dana Signorile
Mr. Rubin Braunstein
Ms. Susan Horowitz
Dr. Nicholas Skirka
Ms. Natalia Bredikhina
Hunter College/CUNY
Prof. Joan E. Standora
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
I. Janvey & Sons
Brooklyn Brewery
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ingenito
Stella & Charles Guttman
Community College/CUNY
Island Photography
Ms. Evereene Steward
Mr. Napoleon E. Brooks
Ms. Dorothy Isola
Ms. Kirstin Swanson
JPMorgan Chase
Tides Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Seymour
Brosterman
Kimberly Hotel
Tilles Center for the
Performing Arts
Mrs. Dorris M. Broxton
Prof. Edgar Troudt
Ms. Allitia Buite
Verizon Foundation
Ms. Anita Cabrera
Prof. Miriam Kittrell
Ms. Nina Vitucci
Mr. Christian M. Calienes
Mr. Richard T. Ryan &
Prof. Denise Giachetta-Ryan
Dr. & Mrs. Oliver Klapper
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wan
Ms. Maria Campanella
Ms. Joyce Gibbs
Mr. & Mrs. Zeco Krcic
Washington Computer
Services
Canarsie Courier
Mr. & Mrs. Hyman
Goldsmith
Dr. Beth E. King
Kingsborough Musical
Society Chorus
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Fossum
Waters Crest Winery
Mr. & Mrs. Arnezo Bracco
Brooklyn Museum
Prof. Rosemary Bufano
Mr. Gary Fiedel
Dr. Peter F. Fiume
Mr. Edgardo Flores
Ms. Faith Fogelman
Ms. Karen J. Fogler
Mr. Melvin J. Fontana
Mrs. Judith A. Fox
Prof. & Mrs. Sheldon
Friedland
Mr. Theodore Friedman
Fushimi Japanese Cuisine
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Geller
Prof. Ronald Gerwin
Caramoor Center for
Music & the Arts
Prof. Susan Hom
Honest Tea
Mrs. Florence Houser
Prof. Donald Hume
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ivry
Jack Loconsolo & Co. Inc.
Ms. Larisa Kabbaj
Kaplan Early Learning
Company
Prof. Anna Karpathakis
Prof. Laura Kates
Mr. Gary Katz
Mr. Michael Klein
Ms. Barbara Kowalski
Dr. Frances Kraljic-Curran
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kravit
Mr. Pyi Kyaw
The Honorable Seymour
Lachman &
Prof. Susan Lachman
Ms. Barbara T. Ladman
Dr. Suzanne LaFont
Prof. & Mrs. Mohamed
Lakrim
Mr. Mitchell Langbert
Mr. Daniel LaNoue
Mrs. Janice D. Lawrence
Le Cirque
Mr. & Mrs. Owen
Lederhandler
Mr. & Mrs. Mikhail Leonovich
Mr. Bertram Lev
Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Levenson
Mr. Martin J. Golloub
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Levine
Ms. Christine Cartolano
Gotham Comedy Club
Mr. Michael M. Levy
WinterSown Educational
Mr. Joseph S. Castro
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Greason
Ms. Shing Liu
Prof. & Mrs. John Manbeck
BRONZE CIRCLE
Ms. Lydia Cella
Prof. Maxine D. McGarvey
$100 - $249
Cha Cha’s Cafe
Mr. Keith Greenberg &
Mrs. Marisol Ponte-Greenberg
Mr. James Loughnane &
Mrs. Violetta Loughnane
Ms. Lavita J. McMath-Turner
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Julian B. Grow
Ms. Cindy Lui
Prof. & Mrs. Michael V.
Miranda
Mr. John L. Aaron
Chelsea Piers Sports &
Entertainment Complex
Mr. Antonio Guzman
Madison Lee’s Cakes
Mr. & Mrs. Feliks Chernov
Ms. Eileen Haber
Ms. Colleen M. Maeder
Ms. Mary Ann Chiacchiaro
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Haber
Mrs. Wendy P. Malliet
Ms. Marie R. Cohen
Harbor Fitness Center
Manhattan Beer Distributor
Macro Digital Technology
Corporation
Ms. Kathryn L. Wayler
Dr. Fred B. Malamet
Dean John Mogulescu
& Dr. Bonnie August
Ms. Marsha K. Allen
American Girl
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Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L.
Marano, Sr.
Dr. Ann Marcus
Marine Florist
Prof. & Mrs. Theodore C.
Markus
Martha Clara Vineyards
Mr. Julio Martinez
Mary’s Gone Crackers
Prof. Theresa Mastrianni
Dr. & Mrs. Fredric Mayerson
Mr. Stephen J. McAteer
Ms. Kerry McInerney
Ms. Leticia C. Messinger
The Honorable Melvin Miller
& Dr. Elizabeth Miller
Mr. Daniel Moinester
Mr. Michael Morales
Mr. Juan Morales-Flores
Ms. Maxine Morris
My Turn Club
Mr. Jeffrey A. Naimoli
Mr. John Powers
Mr. Robert Tarallo
Mr. Sam Akl
Mr. & Mrs. Saul Balter
Ms. Reina Prestia
Ms. Stacy Teter
Ms. Stephanie Akunvabey
Ms. Krystal Baptiste
Ms. Jennie Raffa
Ms. Ida R. Tobin
Ms. Joan Alagna
Mr. Gerald Barmash
Raphael Vineyard
Top of the Rock
Ms. Samantha Albergo
Ms. Julie Barnett
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Repole
Dr. Max Tran
Ms. Denese Alexander
Prof. Michael G. Barnhart
Ms. & Mr. Rena Rice
Prof. Angelo Tripicchio
Mrs. Frances Allen
Ms. Ruth Baron
Ms. Susan Richards
Prof. August A. Tuosto
Ms. Janice Allen
Ms. Sheila Bartel
Richmond Elevator
V & S Pizza Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. William Allen
Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
Vineyard Theatre
Ms. Oneika Rodriguez
Mr. Robert Viscount
Alley Pond Environmental
Center
Dr. Maria Bartolomeo-Maida
& Mr. Matthew Maida
Ms. Zuleika Rodriguez
Voltaic Systems
Mrs. Gila E. Rohr
W. W. Norton, Inc.
Mr. Mark H. Rothberg
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Weeks
Ms. Barbara R. Sadownick
West End Jewelers
Ms. Joanne P. Sagherian
Ms. Marilyn Whitehorn
Mr. & Ms. Alexander
Saladuchin
Dr. & Mrs. Harvey S. Wiener
Mrs. Lisa Alleyne-Moore
Mr. Peter Bartomeo
Mr. Bernard Alpert
Ms. Barbara Bass
Mr. Errol Alphonso
Ms. Diane Batri
Mrs. Deborah A. Alter
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bayroff
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Alwais
Ms. Valerie Beale
Mrs. Louise Amarosa
Dr. Elsie M. Beaupierre
Ample Hills Creamery
Ms. Gayle Becker
Mr. Victor Andrews
Ms. Margaret Belizaire
Ms. Sandra S. Apfel
Ms. Tamara Bellomo
Ms. Susan Aranoff
Ms. Anna Benfanti
Mrs. Vivette Archer
Mr. John Benincasa
Prof. Carlos Arguelles
Ms. Tsubasa Berg
Ms. Joann Armetta
Ms. Joan Berger
Ms. Laura Armour
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Berger
Ms. Sharon ArthurEmmanuel
Prof. Boran Beric
23 Supper Club
Ms. Navila K. Abbas
Ms. Joan Asher
Ms. Irina Abinya
Ms. Iris Atiles
Ms. Louise Abrams
Ms. Jane Atlas
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Abrams
Mr. Arturo Atoyan
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen
Abramson
Ms. Louise T. Atsaves
Ms. Rachel E. Singer
Prof. Franceska B. Smith
Ms. Annery S. Abreu
Ms. Yvonne Soden
Ms. Gail Abt
Ms. Theresa
Autunnale-Glantz
Mrs. Madeline Sorel
Ms. Luz C. Acevedo
Mrs. Marine Avanesyan
Mrs. Anna Betancourt
South Street Seaport
Museum
Ms. Cindy Adelstein
Mr. Alexsandr Avdashenko
Mr. & Mrs. Wasyl Bilyk
Mr. Neal Adelstein
Aviator Sports
Ms. Kelly Binckes
Mr. Brian Spaulding &
Ms. Linda Perrotta-Spaulding
Mr. Olatunji Adesoga
Mr. Joseph Azzone, Jr.
Ms. Susan Birnestone
Prof. Susan Spivack
Ms. Sandy Adler
Ms. Alla Babakhina
Ms. Jane Birzin
Mr. Levi E. Springer
Ms. Pat Adrion
Ms. Tamara Bachayeva
Ms. Alison Blachut
Ms. Regina Strachan
Adventureland
Ms. Elaine Bader
Ms. Gail W. Black
Mr. Carl B. Straker
Adventurers Family
Entertainment Center
Ms. Oksana Bagdasarian
Mr. Anthony Blake
Mr. Mehmet Bagriyanik
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Blatt
Ms. Aba Agolli
Mrs. Yvette Bailey-Bristo
Prof. James Ahern
Mr. Abideen A. Bakare
Mr. & Mrs. Zachariah
Bloomfield
Mr. Farhad Ahmad
Mr. Brian J. Ball
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer
Sarmiento
Mr. Matthew Saronson
Mr. Howard Schain
New York Aquarium
Prof. Samuel Scherek &
Ms. Madelonn Scherek
The New York City Ballet
Dr. Judith Schlesinger
New York Jets
Prof. Marissa Schlesinger
New York Sports Club
Ms. Roseann Schwenzer
Mr. Philip &
Dr. Gloria Nicosia
September Associates
Norman Keil Nurseries
NY Skyride
Mr. Walter Obando
Mr. Ron & Mrs. Irene Olson
Prof. Susan G. O’Malley
Ms. Vivian Ostrowski
Mrs. Margaret Pacelli
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Paduano
Ms. Judith E. Palmer
Ms. JoAnne Palmieri
Dr. Ronn Parker
Pastosa Ravioli
Ms. Susan A. Paul
Ms. Gwen Perlman
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Pero
Prof. Peter Pilchman
Pizza Boulevard
Ms. Arline Pollinger
Ms. Wanda A. Bartolotta
Mrs. Alla Shafran
Ms. Barbara Shovlin
Prof. Dale Siegel
Mrs. Barbara A. Simmons
Dr. Petra Symister
Ms. Jaime Szymanski
Ms. Sarah Tannis-Joseph
Ms. Jacqueline Williams
Ms. Marie Williams
Ms. Julianne Willis
Ms. Xiaoting Wu
Ms. Jennifer Wuotinen
Prof. Nikola Zlatar
FRIENDS
Anonymous (5)
AutoZone
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Berkman
Ms. Jennifer Berkowitz
Dr. & Mrs. Brian Berliner
The Honorable & Mrs.
Aaron D. Bernstein
Mr. John Berntsen &
Susan Berntsen
Mr. Michael J. Berry
Ms. Paulette Berry-Benjamin
Ms. Anita Blumenson
Mrs. Catherine Blundell
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Ms. Tamon Charles
Ms. Lorraine Cornelius
Prof. Michelle Davidowitz
Prof. & Mrs. John Blunt
Ms. Paola Bullock
Mr. Roman Chavnolusky
Mrs. Jeanie Corrado
DaVinci Pizza
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Blutstein
Dr. William R. Burger
Ms. Martha Chemas &
Mr. James Sarcone
Ms. Anna Corso
Mrs. Diane Davis
Prof. Eleanor Cory
Ms. Lauren Dayan
Mr. Ronald Costello
Ms. Jennifer DeBonis
Mr. Robert Cowan
Mr. Guy DeFonzo
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Coy
Ms. Dylanna DeGannes
Ms. Svetlana Cozmit
Ms. Erika DelaCruz-Cabrera
Ms. Nareida Crandall
Ms. Lisa Delange
Ms. Toneeka Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeMaio
Mr. Rashawn Cream
Mrs. Jacqueline DeMaria
Ms. Donna M. Cribari
Mr. & Mrs. Peter DeNicola
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F.
Crockett
Ms. Maria DePaolo
Ms. Andrea V. Bobrow
BODIES...The Exhibition
Ms. Mildred Burke
Mr. Mario Cabrera
Ms. Bernadine Cadogan
Ms. Jean Boggs
Mr. Alexander Bogomolnik
Ms. Donna M. Cafiero
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Bolte
Ms. Xiaoxin Cai
Mr. Henry Bolus
Mr. Richard P. Calcaterra
Ms. Rosalie L. Boosin
Mr. Luigi Calderone
Ms. Patricia Boothe
Mr. Raymond Caldes
Prof. Anthony Borgese
Mr. Stanislav Calise
Ms. Heather Bowles
Ms. Kim Camardesi
Ms. Sarah Bradswich
Ms. Angela Camillieri
Ms. Mary Brady
Ms. Larisa Braginskaya
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander
Campbell
Ms. Susan Cande
Ms. Edna Braham
Mr. & Mrs. Max Braksmajer
Mrs. Frances D. Breen
Ms. Erica Capece
Mrs. Angela D. Capriola
Mr. & Mrs. Julius Caputo
Dr. Judith J. Brilliant
Ms. Gail Ann Cardazzone
Ms. Lisa Brincat
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Briskin
Care Pharmacy
Mr. William P. Carey
Mr. David Chen
Ms. Klavdiya Chernyak
The Children’s Museum
of the Arts
Ms. Tenzin Choetso Lama
Mrs. Angela Chowayou
Mrs. Margaret Christopher
Ms. Wendy Chu
Prof. Lucille Cichminski
Mr. Robert Cincinnati
Mr. Mario Cintron
Mrs. Anna Cromas
Mrs. Josephine Cioffi
Ms. Kristin Derimanova
Prof. John Descarfino
Ms. Angela Cipriano
Circles International Grille
Clearview Cinemas
Dr. Stuart Cochran
Ms. Alicia Cohen
Dr. Audrey J. Cohen
Mr. Irwin Cohen
“Kingsborough is an institution that provides important
services and activities for students and the community.
It’s for this reason that I continue to support the college.”
DEAN THELMA MALLE, (RETIRED), KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Mr. Dimitri Brogen
Ms. Paola Carrasco
Mr. Dmitry Brogun
Mr. & Mrs. Nuncio Carrozzo
Bronx Zoo
Ms. Seanna Carter
Ms. Brithney Broodie
Carvel Cinnabon
The Brooklyn Dance Center
Ms. Jason Cohen
Ms. Judith Cohen
Mrs. Marilyn Cohen
Ms. Josephine DeSimone
Ms. Diana Cruz
Ms. Nicole Case
Mr. Stanley M. Cohen &
Ms. Suzanne B. Ducat
Brooklyn Roasting Company
Ms. Pauline Cassino
Ms. Rose Coimin
Mr. Jay R. Cuna
Ms. Carola Brown
Mr. Robert Cataldo
Ms. Cherish-Marie Collins
Ms. Eileen Cunningham
Ms. Grace P. Brown &
Mr. James Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar L. Cauci
Prof. Christina Colon
Mr. Steven Cutting
Mrs. Linda Cavicchio
Ms. Catherine Commisso
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Cutugno
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Cennamo
Ms. Catherine Comperti
Mr. Joseph Censor
Ms. Anna Connolly
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P.
Dachtera
Ms. Rae Cestaro
Ms. Bernadette Connolly
Mr. & Mrs. Moshe Dagan
Mr. Kenly Dillard
Chadwick’s Restaurant
Mr. Joseph P. Consolo
Mr. Mossimo D’Agoti
Ms. Renata Dimitrova
Mr. Tean Chai
Ms. Virginia Daidone
Mr. Salvatore Di Salvo
Mr. Joseph A. Chaiken
Ms. Chrysanthy
Constantinou
Ms. Stephanie D’Amico
DiSara Restaurant
Ms. Marisela M. Chan Liu
Mr. Robert J. Cooney
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dashman
Mr. Joshua Dobbs
Mr. Ryan Chaney
Mr. Barry Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Dauber
Ms. Marilyn Dobrin
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Brucella
Ms. Marie Brucino
Mr. Christopher Brundage
Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Bruner
Ms. Noelle Bruno
Mr. Frederick Bryant
Ms. Gail Ann Bucolo
Mr. Armand Bueno
Mrs. Deanna Bueno
Ms. Brenda Cullom
Ms. Lundie Desire
Mr. Karl Diamond
Peaches L. Diamond, J.D.
Ms. Michelle Dickson
Ms. Linda R. Diesso
Ms. & Mr. Carol DiFiore
Ms. Beatrice Diligent
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cooper
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Prof. Naxielly Dominguez
Ms. Frances S. Epstein
Ms. Barbara Flisser
Mrs. Lucrezia L. Gallelli
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Goldstein
Mr. Lawrence G. Donnelly
Ms. Shirley Erskine
Ms. Myrna Flissler
Mr. Isaac Gandelman
Ms. Maribel Gonzalez
Ms. Rita Donohue
Ms. Alinda Etienne
Ms. Margaret T. Flood
Ms. Elizabeth Garbuz
Ms. Nelida S. Gonzalez
Mr. Nester Gonzalez
Ms. Nicole Donovan
Ms. Sandra Etienne
Ms. Patricia Flood
Mr. Roberto Garcia
Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Dosik
Mr. Anthony Fago
Mr. Louis Flores
Mr. Kevin Gayle
Mr. Roger Gonzalez
Ms. Susan Dowd
Ms. Barbara Fairweather
Ms. Gloria Fonte
Ms. Sandy Gaynor
Ms. Rosemarie Goodridge
Ms. Suzette DraysonKamerman &
Mr. Gene Kamerman
Ms. Libby Falcon
Food Town
Ms. Beverly Gebara
Ms. Roslyn Gordon
Ms. Gloria Faraino
Mr. Frank Foray
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Gecht
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Gordon
Mr. Richard J. Faraino
Prof. & Mrs. Ronald L.
Forman
Ms. Edeltruad A. Geisner
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Gortler
Mr. Jay Gelbein, CPA
Ms. Janis J. Graham
Ms. Sandra Gelfman &
Mr. Michael Bach
Ms. Aida C. Gramieri
Ms. Kristin Fox
Mr. William Fox
Ms. Susan Gellerman
Mr. Robert J. Fasano
Mr. William Fox
Ms. Rosalie Fayad
Ms. Mandy Fraley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Gevertzman
Mr. Joseph Feit
Mr. Vito Francavilla
Ms. Elsie A. Felder
Mr. & Mrs. David Frank
Mr. Lance Felder
Frank Anson Jewelers
Ms. Nakia Felder
Prof. & Mrs. David E. Frankel
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Feldman
Mr. Louis Frankel
Ms. Stacey Feliciano
Mr. Juan Franquiz
Mr. Roland Drayton
Mr. John R. Driscoll
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Drucker
Damali K. Dublin
Mr. Paul Dufour
Ms. Heather Duhaime
Ms. Christina Duncker
Ms. Shirley K. Duran
Prof. Mary Ann Edelman
Mrs. Shranda Edmeade
Ms. Sheree Edmund
Prof. Susan Ednie
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Edwards
Mr. Ricardo Edwards
Ms. Denise Farelly
Prof. Janice C. Farley
Ms. Kara Farley-Cahill &
Mr. Matthew Cahill
Mr. John Ferrante
Prof. Carmel Ficorelli
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Fox
Freda’s Caribbean
& Soul Cuisine
Mr. Muhammad Ghani
Ms. Marie Giardina-Walsh
Ms. Danielle C. Gill
Ms. Roslyn Gill
Mr. Bert Gilman
Ms. Diane Ginsberg
Ms. Hillary Ginsberg
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Girshick
Ms. Marilyn Fried
Ms. Pearl Glaser
Mr. & Mr. Randy Friedfertig
Ms. Sherrye Glaser
Ms. Emil Grandi
Ms. Elba Grau
Ms. Sonia Gray
Ms. Maura Graziano
Prof. & Mrs. Richard Graziano
Mrs. Caterina M. Greco
Mrs. Sharon Green
The Green Spa &
Wellness Center
Ms. Beverly Greenberg
Mr. Neil J. Greenberg
Mr. Kenneth Greene
Greenhouse Cafe
“I donate to Kingsborough to assist those who struggle to change their
lives and futures through improved education. I feel satisfaction
knowing that a modest donation can make a big difference to those in
need – and that I have helped students realize the American Dream.”
MICHAEL FARMER, CHAIRMAN, FARMER & COMPANY LLC,
KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION TRUSTEE
Ms. Hanane Elabid
Mr. Mohamed Elhanafi
Ms. Lori Elkerdawy
Prof. & Mrs. Sidney
L. Emerman
Prof. Sandy Figueroa
Mr. Alvin Finkelstein
Ms. Amy Finkelstein
Ms. Phyllis Fintz
Ms. Mary E. Fiorentino
Ms. Yasmin Enoch
Fiorentino’s Ristorante
Ms. Evelyn W. Epps-May
Mr. Kenneth I. Fistel
Prof. Delores Friedman
Mr. Mark Glass
Mrs. Reva Friedman
Mrs. Gail Glass-Malley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frubell
Mr. & Mrs. Mel Glenn
Ms. Annie Fu
Mr. Allen Glick
Ms. Susan G. Fudim
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Glickman
Mrs. Lauren Fuld
Ms. Teresa Gochal
Ms. Julia Furay
Mrs. Linda B. Godfrey-Bailey
Ms. Zoya Furmanov
Ms. Lola Goldberg
Mr. Travis Gabriel
Mr. & Mrs. Steven D.
Goldenkranz
Mr. Alexander Gafa
Ms. Theresa Gaglia
Mrs. Dorothy Gale
Mr. Howard Galin
Mr. Timothy Gallagher
Mr. Les Gribben & Prof.
Carolyn Gribben
Mr. & Mrs. Nataniel Gridi
Ms. Tuesday L. Grimes
Prof. Louise Grinstein
Ms. Nancyann M. Grippo
Ms. Greta Grodskiy
Ms. Kristine Grosch
Ms. Shereen Grossman
Ms. Dorothy Gruen
Mr. Bernard Goldfinger
Mr. Kevin Gubner
Mr. Sanford Goldhaber
Ms. Diane Guido
Ms. Helene P. Goldman
Prof. Charles Guigno
Ms. Frances Goldman-Levy
Mr. Seymour Gurwitz
Mr. Marvin Goldsmith
Mr. & Mrs. James L.
Gustafson
Ms. Karen Guthertz
Mr. Jerome Haas
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Haas
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Haber
Prof. Brian Hack
Ms. Wendy Holuboff
Ms. Marisa Joseph
Ms. Joanne Honigman
Mrs. Joselyn Josephs
Mr. Gary Hopkins
Ms. Phyllis Kaley
Ms. Betty Horn
Ms. Amanda Kalin
Ms. Barbara Horowitz
Ms. Etta Horowitz
Mr. Mazin Haddad
Prof. & Mrs. Stephen R.
Howard
Ms. Moreen R. Halmo
Mr. Jia Huang
Ms. Millie Halstead
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M.
Hughes
Ms. Leila Hammer
Mr. Elliot Handler
Mr. John F. Hanley Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Hanley
Ms. Tiffany Harding
Ms. Rosalie Harman
Ms. Ave Harris
Ms. Aurelia Harrison
Mr. Matthew Harrison
Ms. Natasha Hayden
Ms. Patricia A. Hayes
Ms. Mary J. Healy
Mr. Alan B. Hecht
Ms. Myra Hecker
Mr. Rob Herklotz
Mr. Peter Hermida
Ms. Vanessa Hernandez
Mr. Keith Heron
Mr. Raheem Hicks-Pope
Mr. Kevin Hidalgo
Mr. Rommel Hidalgo &
Mrs. Nicole D’Agosta-Hidalgo
Ms. Rae Ellen Higgins
Ms. Therese M. Higgins
Ms. Elizabeth H. Hildebrandt
Mr. George Hill
Mr. Joel A. Hilsenrath
Mr. Craig Hinkley
Mr. Warren Hirsch
Ms. Frances Hirschberg
Mr. Ivan Ho
Ms. Lanelle Hodnett
Ms. Irene Hoffman
Mr. Erich Hoffmann
Mrs. Lorraine Hofmeister
Mr. & Mrs. Sol Holtzman
Ms. Susan Huie
Ms. Sally Hunt
Prof. Deborah Hyland
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Hymowitz
Ms. Rachel Idelson
Dr. Despoina S. Ikaris
Mr. Alex Immella
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Imperato
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph R. Iorio
Prof. Laxman Kanduri
Mr. Aleksandr
Konstantinovskiy
Ms. Tina Kopel
Ms. Sara Koprak
Mrs. Merryl B. Koren
Mrs. Miriam Korfine
Mr. Daniel Kane
Mr. Lev Kanevskiy
Ms. Joyce K. Kantrowitz
Ms. Harriet Kaplan
Mr. Leonard Kaplan
Mr. Stanley F. Kaplan
Ms. Liorr Karasanti
Ms. Christine Karfitsas
Ms. Kamini Karran
Ms. Sandra R. Katz
Ms. Ensi Kaufman
Ms. Rajinder Kaur
Ms. Mona Kavowras
Ms. Svetlana Kazanskaya
Col. Daniel Keating
Ms. Marilyn B. Kostroff
Mr. Nabil Kouhi
Kouros Bay Diner
Ms. Olga Kozlova
Pat Kramer
Mr. & Mrs. Wilhelm Krapf
Mr. Maksim Kravtsov
Ms. Nancy L. Krinsky
Ms. Sabina Krivenko
Mr. Michael Kugler
Prof. Coleen Kumar &
Dr. Sampath Kumar
Mr. Varun Kumar
L & B Spumoni Gardens Inc.
Mr. Robert Lescouflair
Mrs. Lorraine Lester
Ms. Lauren Levesque
Ms. Alissa Levine
Dr. Gail R. Levine
Ms. Judith Levine
Mrs. Phyllis Levine
Ms. Sheila Levine
Ms. Liberty Levinowitz
Ms. Dawn Levy
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Levy
Ms. Sue A. Levy
Ms. Karen Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Lewis
Feon Li
Ms. Zhiling Li
Liberty Science Center
Prof. Rachel B. Lieff
Ms. Antonia Lieggi
Ms. Sara Lillianfeld
Ms. Diane Keating
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent
LaBarbara
Ms. Magnolia Keco
Ms. Siu K. Lam
Ms. Suzanne Lindsay
Prof. Charles E. Kee
Ms. Fendja Larivaux
Mr. & Mrs. Efraim Lipnik
Mr. Craig A. Keene
Ms. Marjorie LaRouche
Prof. Rose Litvack
Ms. Kathryn Kelly
Ms. Constance A. Lauria
Prof. Manuel Lledos
Mr. William M. Keniry
Ms. Natasha Lauriston
Mr. Donald C. Loeb
Mr. Stuart Kermes
Ms. Monika Lavi
Lone Star Bar & Grill
Ms. Amy Kessler
Mr. Jeffrey Lax
Prof. Reabeka King
Lt. Richard Lazarini
Long Island Children’s
Museum
Ms. Kheisha James
Mrs. Carol A. Kingren
Mr. Wesley Leazard
Ms. Pauline James
College Urban Farm
Ms. Eleanor Lee
Mr. Osama Iqbal
Mr. Sidney Irgang
Ms. Margaret Irizarry
Mr. Joseph Irving
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Irwin
Ms. Marcia Isaacson
Ms. Sharian Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. William Jacobs
Mr. Michael Jacowsky &
Ms. Donna Mostel
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Jawitz
Ms. Natashia Jean
Ms. Sandra Jean-Baptiste
Mr. James Jeanty
Mr. Josef Jeremijan
Ms. Maya Jimenez
Ms. Rasheema Johnson
Ms. Terry Johnson
Ms. Toni S. Johnson
Ms. Mildred Jonas
Ms. Ashley Jones
Ms. Shirley Jones
Ms. Sharon Jordan
Mr. Clifford Joseph
Mr. Mark Kirsch
Ms. Samantha Lee
Mr. Jason Leggett
Ms. Ethel Kirschner
Mr. Richard Klauber
Ms. Lisa Klebanov
Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn Klein
Ms. Kathleen Klemm
Ms. Sabrina Knight
Ms. Frances Koch
Ms. Charlene Kohler-Britton
Mrs. Gloria Kolodin
Mr. Yevgeny Kolyakov &
Mrs. Marina Kolyakov
Ms. Bonnie Konigsberg
Ms. Irene Konstantinou
Ms. Nancy Leggio
Mr. Richard Legum
Ms. Naomi Lehrer
Ms. Sheila Leibowitz
Mr. Raymond Lenihan
Lenny & John’s Pizzeria
Mr. Michael Lentini
Ms. Ann M. Leonetti
Mr. Yefim Lerman
Mr. Harvey Lerner
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lerner
Mrs. Maureen Lerner
Mr. Jeremiah Lindgren
Mr. William Long
Mr. Antonio Lopez
Ms. Joan Lorber
Lord & Taylor
Ms. Jeanette LoSciuto
Ms. Rita LoSciuto
Ms. Sandra Lujan
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mackay
Mr. Alex Madrazo
Mrs. Shirley Maggin
Ms. Lily Mai
Ms. Rita Maida
Mr. Efren Maldonado
Mrs. Lyudmila Malikova
& Mr. Yasin Lerman
Prof. Peter Malone
Dr. Florence Maloney
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Ms. Loretta Man
Ms. Connie T. McGinnity
Mrs. Arlene Moreno
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Nurkin
Navneet Parmar
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Mandel
Ms. Alade McKen
Ms. Patrice R. Morgan
Ms. Ailene Nusbacher
Ms. Susan Pascarella
Mrs. Andrea R. Mangone
Ms. Karene McKnight
Mr. Souverain Morisseau
Ms. Carol Ann McLinden
NY-NJ Harbor &
Estuary Program
Ms. Maria Patestas
Ms. Barbara Morrison
Mr. Steve Manowitz
Ms. Dawn Manza
Mr. Charles Marcus
Mrs. Leah Marcus
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Marcus
Ms. Rochelle Marcus
Mr. & Ms. Alex Margulis
Ms. Natalya Margulis
Maria’s Ristorante
Ms. Jennifer M. McLinden
Mr. & Mrs. Brian McMains
Ms. Janet McMonagle
Ms. Carol McPhatter
Ms. Detrice McPhatter
Ms. Patti Mead
Ms. Imani Means
Mr. & Mrs. Joel C. Meisner
Ms. Denise Marino
Mr. Luis Mejias
Ms. Georgia Mark
Mrs. Maria T. Mejias
Mr. Jerome Markowitz
Ms. Melissa Merced
Ms. Mary Ann Markowitz
Ms. Jacqueline Mero
Marlow Candy &
Nut Company
Ms. Jonise Meyers
Ms. Kathleen Marquino
Prof. Laurel Marshall
Dr. & Mrs. Edward Martin
Ms. Karen Martin
Ms. Arelis Martinez
Ms. Patricia Martucci
Mr. Joseph Marvel
Masal Café
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Masi
Ms. Barbara Mason
Ms. Darriel Mason
Ms. Gloria Mason
Mr. Corrado Mezzina
Ms. Marguerite Michaelson
Ms. Susan Michalowski
Ms. Daiana Mielnik
Mill Basin Kosher Deli
Mr. & Mrs. David Miller
Ms. Dina Miller
Ms. Kimberly Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Miller
Ms. Colleen Mims
Mrs. Madeline Mineo
Mr. Herman Minor
Ms. Marites Miranda-Rolon
Ms. Patricia Mosley
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Moss
Ms. Anastasiya Mukhanova
Ms. Beth Mulligan
Ms. Cynthia Murphy
Ms. Erin Murphy
Dr. Josephine Murphy &
Mr. William J. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Lovett D. Murray
Ms. Valetia Murray
Ms. Estelle Myers
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Nadel
Mr. Rich Najjar
Dr. Jose Nanin
Ms. Katharine Nareski
Ms. Madeleine Nash
O Lavrador Restaurant
Mr. Patrick O’Brien
Mr. Steven O’Brien
Mr. Timothy D. O’Brien
Mr. Leon Ofman
Ms. Bridget Ofori
Mr. James Ogilvie
Ms. Bella Oksendler &
Mr. Simon Zeldin
Olive Garden
Ms. Sylvia Olster
Ms. Cynthia Olvina
Ms. Elaina P. Olynciw
Ms. Kathleen O’Malley
Ms. Magella Oriental
Oriental Trading Company
Ms. Helen-Margaret Nasser
Ms. Louise A. OringerNissenbaum
National Baseball
Hall of Fame
Ms. Elaine Orlando
Natural Balance
Mr. Gustavo Negrete
Ms. Helen Neiger
Mr. Colville Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Nemet
Ms. Michelle Nero
Ms. Bianca Neuweiler
Ms. Veronika Orlova
Mrs. Christine Ortiz
Ms. Jeanette O’Sullivan
Dr. Michael Otten
Ms. Yelena Ovsyannikova
Ms. Joy Owens
Ms. Kathy Pacilio
Mr. Nicholas Patsis
Steva Patterson
Ms. Barbara D. Patzer
Mr. Barry C. Pearce
Ms. Marilyn Pearce
Ms. Betty Pearsall
Mr. Salvatore Pellettiere
Dr. Katia Perea
Mr. & Mrs. Michael S.
Perinelli
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pero
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Perrera
Perry’s Seafood Restaurant
Ms. Anna Pestovskaya
Mrs. Patricia A. Peterkin
Ms. Bonnie Peterman
Prof. Ken Peters
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Petralia
Ms. Maria Petrova
Ms. Leigh Petryssyn
Mr. James Phillips
Ms. Michelle B. Phillips
Ms. Laura Piascik
Ms. Francie Piechowiak
Ms. Linda C. Pierce
Prof. Caterina Y. Pierre
Mr. Jose Pierre
New Jersey Devils
Dr. Arnold Packer &
Mrs. Loretta R. Packer
Dean Brian Mitra
The New York
Botanical Garden
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Paduano
Ms. Roberta Pike
Ms. Linda Mizhquire
New York City Fire Museum
Ms. Angela Pagnotta
Mr. Dhana J. Pinder
Mrs. Jennifer S. Mizrahi
New York Giants
Ms. Lisa Paler
Mr. Dominick Pinto
Mr. Stephen Modell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newmark
Ms. Janine Palludan
Ms. Vicky Pitsirikos
Modell’s Sporting Goods
Mr. George Nicolaidis
Ms. Shelean Palmer
Ms. Kristin Polizzotto Or
Ms. Kathleen Monahan
Mary Nieberg
Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Palumbo
Mrs. Marisol PonteGreenberg
Ms. Ellie H. Mazur
Ms. Loretta Montagnino
Ms. Devon Nixon
Mazzat
Ms. Therese Monulty
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Nobile
Ms. Domenica Mazzola
Mrs. Anita Moore
Ms. Jennifer Noe
Mr. Kevin J. McCarthy
Ms. China T. Moore
Ms. Christine Nolfo
Ms. Renee McClure
Mr. Levy Moore
Ms. Esther Nord
Mr. Gregory D. McCollum, Sr.
Ms. Carol Moragas
Ms. Rebecca Nova
Ms. Diane McDevitt
Ms. Wanda Morales
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nunziato
Ms. Alexandra McDonald
Mr. Mark Mordukhayev
Ms. Eugenia Nurenberg
Mr. Alex Matarese
Ms. Magdalena Matlak
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R.
Matteo
Mr. William Mattes
Ms. Eden Mauro
Mayflower Sales
Company Inc.
Mr. Alan Misonznick
Ms. Veronica Pancham
Papa Leone Restaurant
Mr. Matthew Papier
Ms. Aime Parada
Ms. Annie Paredez
Ms. Deborah Paris
Mr. John Parker
Parkway Flower Shop
Ms. Nympha Pierre
Mr. & Mrs. John Positano
Mr. Brian Potter
Mr. Louis W. Powsner
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Pozner
Ms. Susan Prasenski
Ms. Tiffany Pratts
Dr. Penny Price
Ms. Sharon Prince
Ms. Jennifer Pringle
Mr. Joseph Rivera
Mr. Ali Saleh
Mrs. Shavone Sease
Ms. Ilene Simon
Mr. Giovanni Provenzano
Mr. Dominic Rivlin
Salon da Noi
Ms. Pamela Seegraber
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Simon
Ms. Jessica Pulaguachi
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Roberts
Mr. Charles S. Salup
Ms. Ina Segaloff
Dr. Beth J. Singer
Mr. Tomasz Pulawski
Rocco’s Calamari
Sam Ash Music
Ms. Indira Skorik
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Puma
Mr. & Ms. Gerald Rockower
Ms. Sarah E. Samuels
Mr. Lance Sellers &
Ms. Darya Fomina
Tatjana Pushkar
Dr. Carmen D. Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. David Sandgrund
Mrs. Ann M. R. Quaranta
Mr. Isaac Rodriguez
Ms. Kathleen Santaly
Mr. Anthony Quaranta
Ms. Samantha Rodriguez
Mr. Bernard J. Santangelo
Mr. Anthony Quartararo
Ms. Veronica Rodriguez
Mr. Christopher Santangelo
Mr. James Quinn
Ms. Crystal Rodwell
Mr. Peter Santiago
Mr. Joel Quintalino
Mrs. Tina Rogers
Mr. Alexander Sapozhnikov
Ms. Carmen Ramirez
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Roher
Mrs. Galina Sapozhnikova
Ms. Enid Ramirez
Ms. Trina Roldan
Ms. Evelyn Saput
Ms. Malider Ramos
Ms. Enid Roman
Prof. & Mrs. Gary B. Sarinsky
Ms. Samantha Sena
Ms. Kristen Sletten
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Small
Prof. Carol Seymour
“I donate to give back to the place that has done so much for me
for over 20 years—first as a student, then as a staff member. It’s
allowed me to make a difference in the lives of KCC students.”
TARA YARCZOWER ’97 , ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF FRESHMAN SERVICES
Dr. Sandra E. Ramos
Ms. Annamaria S. Romano
Ms. Linda Sarubbi
Ms. Samantha Ramsey
Mr. Darry Romano
Ms. Felicetta Saulino
Mr. & Mrs. David Rapaport
Mr. William T. Rooney
Ms. Gina Scaglione
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond
Ratinetz
Mr. William Rosenblum
Ms. Rosanne Scalice
Mr. Tyrone Ross
Mr. Mary Scarpa
Mr. John E. Rossi
Ms. Jacqueline S. Scerbinski
Mr. Eric Rothenburg
Ms. Laura P. Schachne
Mr. Howard Rothman
Mr. Benjamin W. Schaeffer
Ms. Patricia Rotunda
Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Schain
Ms. Anna Rozenboym
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Schenker
Mr. Ronald Rubenstein
Prof. Samuel Scherek
Ms. Janice Rubinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Ety Schinazi
Mr. & Mrs. Pavel Rudnitskiy
Mr. Gabriel Schleifer
Mr. Joseph Ruisi
Mr. Alexander Schlossberg
Ms. Sarah Ruiz
Prof. Emerita Adele
Schneider
Ms. Lee Ravine
Refinery Handbags
Ms. Donna Regina
Ms. Rosemarie Reid
Mr. John Reilly
Mr. Wayne Reily
Ms. Judith E. Reiss
Ms. Jennifer Relay
Mr. Benjamin Resnick
Ms. Svetlana Reznick
Mr. Howard Reznikoff
Ms. Angela Riccardi
Ms. Adele Riccio
Mr. Emmanuel Richard
Mr. Puro Richard
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Russo
Mr. Peter M. Russo
Mr. William F. Ruvolo
Mrs. Christine Sabatini
Dr. Florence Schneider
Mrs. Lisa L. Schneider
Ms. Christine Schrader
Mr. Jean-Charles Schumann
Mr. Carlton Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Saccoccio
Prof. Eva H. Richter
Ms. Nerline Saint Elme
Ms. Frances Schwartz
Mrs. Sally Ricottone
Ms. Marie Saint Victor
Mr. George Schwartz
Mr. & Mrs. John Ridge
Ms. Nanda Salama
Mr. Harry Schwartz
Mrs. Dena Rigas
Ms. Joanne Salamone
Mr. Raymond Scipione
Ms. Paula Risolo
Ms. Marlene Salazar
Mr. Frank L. Scott
Ms. Beverly Schustal
Mr. Faizan Shahid
Ms. Darline Smith
Mr. Joel Shantzer
Ms. LaToya Smith
Mr. Lance Shapiro
Ms. Rochell Smith
Ms. Susan F. Shapiro
Prof. Thomas Smyth
Ms. Valentyna Shapran
Ms. Nicola Softleigh
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sharp
Ms. Valerie Sokolova
Shellshocked Movie: Saving
Oysters to Save Ourselves
Mr. Gary Sokolow
Ms. Alisa J. Sher
Ms. Lioudmila Sherman
Ms. Lili Shi
Ms. Oxana Shifrina
Prof. Michael Sokolow
Ms. Lila Sperber
Mrs. & Mr. Emmy Springer
Mrs. Leanne Staeger
Ms. Elise Shill
Staten Island Children’s
Museum
Ms. Denisha Shrestha
Mr. Richard M. Statfield
Mr. & Mrs. Vitaly Shvarts
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Bennett Siegel
Ms. Francine Stein
Ms. Sharon Z. Siegel
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Stein
Ms. Sheila R. Siegel
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Silfen
Ms. Rosemarie Stender
Ms. Marie A. Siliati
Mr. Elton Stephens
Mrs. Audrey Siliati-Rojas
& Mr. Djaudat Rojas
Ms. Bracha V. Stern
Ms. Grace Simmons
Ms. Judi Stern
Mr. Ben Stewart
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Ms. Iris Stewart
Mr. Christopher Todd
Mr. Jason VanOra
Ms. Anita Weingarten
Dr. Stella Woodroffe
Ms. Susan Stonehill
Ms. Muyesser Topcuoglu
Ms. Brenda Vargas
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Weininger
Mr. Marvin Wortzman
Mrs. Edith Storch
Ms. Erin M. Tornetto
Ms. Rozalina Vaskevich
Mr. & Mrs. David Weinstock
Mr. John Wowk
Mr. Xiaoqing Wu
Mrs. Toni Storz
Ms. Barbara Torney
Ms. Tanya Vavitsas
Mr. Michael Weisenfeld
Strike 10 Lanes
Ms. Carole Torrens
Mr. Marat Vayntraub
Ms. Barbara Weiserbs
Mr. Feliks Yablonovskiy
Ms. Tania Suarez
Totonno’s Pizzeria
Ms. Jessica Vega
Mr. Alfred M. Weiss
Ms. Priscilla Yee
Ms. Deborah Sulinski
Ms. Angela Tricarico
Ms. Gail Velez
Mr. Evan Weissman
Ms. Sarah Yomtov
Ms. Tasha Sutton
Ms. Cynthia R. Tricarico
Mr. Frank J. Vento
Mr. Alan Wendorf
Ms. Heidi Yu
Ms. Tasheka Sutton-Young
Ms. Louise J. Troisi
Ms. Marilu Venturino
Ms. Eileen Wheeler
Ms. Ilyana Yusim
Dr. & Mrs. Farshad Tamari
Mr. David Troy
Mr. Joseph Verdino
Ms. Fern White
Ms. Rosalie Zafonte
Mr. Joseph Tammany
True Citrus
Ms. Marie Versaggi
Mr. Jesse Whitehead
Ms. Christine Zagari-LoPorto
Mr. Kamran Tariq
Mr. Feliks Tsadkin
Ms. Elizabeth Vladimirov
Ms. Nettie Wiener
Mr. Igor Zalyapin
Ms. Ferne Tauman
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Tuber
Mrs. Sara G. Wagschal
Mrs. Frances Wiesen
Mrs. Joanne Zambrio
Ms. Sayel Tayar
Mr. Jonathan Tucker
Ms. Tzila Waksman
Ms. Lori Zaussmer
Mr. Gregory W. Taylor
Mrs. Rosalie Tulino
Ms. Glenda Wallace
Wildlife Conservation
Society
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Tepper
Ms. Erina Theodore
Mr. Sean A. Thill
Ms. Cristin Thomas
Mr. Damani Thomas
Mr. Antonio Thompson
Mr. Michael Thorgersen
Mr. & Mrs. Corey M. Turner
Tuscany Grill
Two Boots Brooklyn
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Wallack
Hua M. Wang
Wave Hill
Ms. Janet M. Unegbu
Mrs. Kathleen Weaver
Ms. Judith Valdez
Mr. Richard W. Weaver
Ms. Jennifer Valentine
Ms. Philomena Valentino
Ms. Regina Weber
Ms. Rita Weine
Mr. Charles Tierney
Ms. Dahlia Valle
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Weiner
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Tishcoff
Ms. Peggy Vanderbeck
Ms. Elizabeth Tiso
Mr. Johnnie Vann
Mr. & Mrs. Seymour J.
Weiner
Ms. Rose Wilkins-Lightfoot
Ms. Marie Williams
Ms. Maryan Williams
Mrs. Richelle Williams
Mrs. Maryjane Wisniewski
Ms. Ashley Withers
Ms. Audrey Wolfe
Mr. Eric Wollman
Mr. Robert Wong
Mr. Victor Wood
Ms. Raya Zegel
Prof. & Mrs. Arthur N. Zeitlin
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Zerner
Ms. Michelle Zilkarov
Ms. Sheila Zimmerman
Mrs. Marina Zlobinskaya
Mrs. Felicia Zolondek
Mr. Igor Zubatov
FACTS & FIGURES
Fiscal Year 2013
7.51%
2.74%
2.59%
0.57%
FOUNDATION
The Kingsborough Community College Foundation’s
Board of Directors draws its members from a wide
range of professional and academic backgrounds.
These men and women have guided some of America’s
most important organizations, and they bring
their expertise, their drive, and their wholehearted
commitment to helping the college realize its vision of
the future.
MR. MICHAEL COURTIEN
Chairman
VP, Customer Meter Services, National Grid
5.28%
DR. REGINA S. PERUGGI
President (ex-officio)
President, Kingsborough Community College (KCC)
MR. ROBERT V. EDGAR
11.77%
52.35%
Vice President
VP, Donor Relations, The New York Community Trust
MR. WILLIAM CORRENTI (ALUMNUS)
Secretary-Treasurer
Executive Director, Budget and Financial Planning, KCC
DR. ELIZABETH BASILE
Executive Director (ex-officio)
Assistant VP, Office for College Advancement, KCC
12.34%
TRUSTEES
2.56%
2.30%
MS. JOAN BARTOLOMEO
President, Brooklyn Economic Development Corporation
EXPENDITURES
Instructional Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . $52,204,035 . . . . . . . . . . 52.35%
Extension & Public Service . . . . . . . . . . $2,297,782 . . . . . . . . . . . 2.30%
Library & Organized Activities. . . . . . $2,550,209 . . . . . . . . . . . 2.56%
Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,301,440 . . . . . . . . . . 12.34%
Maintenance & Operations . . . . . . . . $11,738,206 . . . . . . . . . . . 11.77%
General Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . $5,260,899 . . . . . . . . . . . 5.28%
General Institutional Services . . . . . . . .$7,487,176 . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.51%
College Discovery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $570,064 . . . . . . . . . . . 0.57%
Adult & Continuing Education. . . . . . . . $2,582,88 . . . . . . . . . . . 2.59%
Technology Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,732,618 . . . . . . . . . . . 2.74%
Totals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,725,310. . . . . . . . . 100.00%
STAFFING (FULL-TIME)
Fall 2012
Spring 2013
Teaching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .340 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .349
Librarians / Audio Visual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Total Faculty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
Non-Instructional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .220 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .243
Civil Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .330
Total Full-Time. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 884. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 933
Expenditure Data per CUNYfirst as of 10/25/13
 Excludes fringe benefits and heat, light, and power.
 The Adult & Continuing Education Program is self-sustaining based upon tuition
and fees collected.
 Staffing based on 11/23/12 and 5/10/13 Payrolls
MR. SCOTT C. CANTONE (ALUMNUS)
Principal, Bender Cantone Consulting, Inc
MR. MICHAEL CORRERA (ALUMNUS)
Owner, Michael-Towne Wines & Spirits
MR. JAMES A. CROSS, JR.
VP, Customer Analytics & Risk Management,
National Grid
MR. MICHAEL FARMER
Chairman, Farmer & Company LLC
MR. WILLIAM KELLER
VP, Administration & Finance, KCC
MR. JOHN MANBECK
Professor Emeritus, KCC
MS. SUZANNE MURPHY
VP, Development and External Affairs, Teachers College
MS. M. MICHEL ORBAN
Partner, RRE Ventures
MR. WILL SCHWALBE
Founder/CEO, Cookstr.com
MR. MARK SERUYA (ALUMNUS)
Senior VP, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
MS. JOANNA L. SILVER
Partner, Harris Beach, PLLC
MR. JAMES P. SLATTERY
Brooklyn Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers Project
MS. KELLY SULLIVAN
Senior Managing Director, Joele Frank,
Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher
KINGSBOROUGH
COM M U N IT Y COL L EGE
2001 Oriental Boulevard
Brooklyn, New York, 11235
www.kingsborough.edu
Writing: Wendell Brock | Photography: G. Steve Jordan | Design: S. Thill

2013 Report - Kingsborough Community College

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