The Brooklyn College Foundation Annual Report The Brooklyn College

The Brooklyn College Foundation Annual Report, 2006–2007 The Brooklyn College Chorale Dear Friends of Brooklyn College The funds raised by the Brooklyn College Foundation, chaired by Marge Magner, are of critical importance to the College’s efforts to renew itself and to raise yet further its academic reputation. The 2006–2007 annual report is an occasion to tell you about the Foundation’s support and give you a sense of what it means for us. You know about the investments we are making in the physical plant––the new library, the West Quad Project, and, on the drawing board, a new science building and a center for the performing arts. These form the settings in which faculty members teach and students learn. Forty-two faculty members joined us last fall, bringing new ideas and new energies to classroom and laboratory. Teacher-scholars hired since 2000 now make up half of the full-time faculty––a milestone. Our freshmen, drawn, as they have been for generations, from Brooklyn’s top high schools, generally rank in the top 25 percent of their class. About half of the two thousand undergraduates who were awarded degrees last June went on to further study; sixty-seven of them were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest and most esteemed honor society in the country. Our successes are the result of the engagement and effort of students, faculty, staff, and administration; of unstintingly loyal and generous alumni; of friends of the College; and of supportive elected officials of the city and the state of New York. The Brooklyn College Foundation is an unfailing source of support, and we are deeply grateful. I thank you for your steadfast commitment to our mission, and I look forward to continuing our work together. Christoph M. Kimmich President Dear Alumni and Friends --Once again it is my pleasure to present the Brooklyn College Foundation Annual Report, which describes the impact of the Foundation’s activities over the period July 2006 through June 2007. Chairing the Foundation has been a deeply satisfying experience for me for several reasons. As someone whose life was changed by the opportunities that were opened to me because of my Brooklyn College education, it is gratifying to see that the lives of today’s students are being similarly transformed—and to know that each of us can materially contribute to advancing this mission. Also, I feel fortunate to be working with such a capable and engaged board of trustees. Their experience, wisdom, and financial capacity are a phenomenal source of strength. I am grateful to all of my colleagues on the board for their shared sense of purpose, energy, and enthusiasm for our work together. In addition, President Kimmich and his team continue to provide strong, steady leadership for the College, and the success of the Foundation is due in large measure to the confidence the board feels in this leadership. Finally, the Foundation is in a period of exciting growth; we have completed our five-year $75 million campaign and are now actively considering the size and scope of a new campaign. I am certain we will surpass the campaign just concluded, as we spread the compelling message of how Brooklyn College continues to transform lives. I encourage you to learn more about our mission to provide affordable quality higher education to successive generations of Brooklyn College students. As you will see in this report, gifts to the Foundation provide scholarships, help to attract and retain outstanding faculty, maintain our beautiful campus, and prepare our students for a successful career and life. Please join us! Marjorie Magner, ’69 Chair Brooklyn College Foundation is a graduating senior with a near-perfect grade point average of 3.957. She says the scholarship she received from the Brooklyn College Foundation has allowed her to choose internships that best serve her academic interests without having to consider whether they are remunerated. She also enjoyed more time to pursue extracurricular activities, such as tutoring in the Brooklyn College Learning Center and singing in the Hillel Choir. A business, management, and finance major, Sanders plans to pursue an academic career as a finance professor. Sanders—a poet, a singer, and a brown belt in karate—was president of her high school honor society. She was also on the debating team and won the Speaker’s Trophy in the Inter-Yeshiva competition, an experience that led her to consider a teaching career: “It’s a field that requires excellent communication skills,” she observes. Melissa Sanders Lynchy Lezeau received the Barer Family Scholarship, an endowed scholarship that supports high-achieving students, particularly those from difficult family situations. When Lezeau was eleven, his mother went off to work one day in his native Haiti and, in his words, “simply never came back. She just dropped dead.” Lezeau is not sure how his mother died, but he’s certain that if she had had access to better medical care, she would have survived. “Instead of hating the whole medical system, I decided I would try to change it,” says Lezeau, a sophomore with a double major in French and chemistry who plans to become a cardiologist or an obstetrician: “I want to focus on health issues for women and babies,” he says. The financial support Lezeau receives means he has been able to immerse himself full time in his schoolwork and in noteworthy cocurricular activities. “I grew up in a community where we always helped each other out,” says Lezeau, who has volunteered in homeless shelters, prisons, and nursing homes, and at the New York Medical Center and the Central Park Conservancy since coming to this country five years ago. , a Brooklyn College senior and a member of the William E. Macaulay Honors College, has a similar outlook. During an internship with Brooklyn Congressman Edolphus Towns, Pennisi worked in constituent services and was “struck by how many immigrants needed help but were unaware of what services were available to them.” So Pennisi, working with Brooklyn College alumnus Ryan Merola, ’07, a winner of both a prestigious Truman Scholarship and a New York City Urban Fellowship, cofounded the nonprofit Coalition for Government and Community Resources, which hosts a series of workshops whereby government officials and representatives from grassroots organizations inform immigrant students about available services. It also sponsors a volunteer program in which students from the Brooklyn College Honors Academy tutor ESL students. Mary Pennisi “I come from a family of Italian immigrants,” says Pennisi. “I grew up in a household that had a different cultural perspective from the mainstream. That gave me an understanding of the hardships immigrants face.” Majoring in political science and philosophy of law, Pennisi plans to become an immigration lawyer. Melissa, Lynchy, and Mary are three of the nearly one thousand students supported by the Brooklyn College Foundation in the 2006–2007 academic year with some $2 million in scholarship money—a rise from 910 students who received nearly $1.8 million in support in the 2005–2006 academic year. This funding makes a critical difference in the lives of students with diverse ambitions—whether they aspire to become college teachers or business entrepreneurs. Some students received scholarships to compensate for low-paying internships. Others are sponsored for study-abroad and research trips through such programs as the Tow Student Travel Stipend and the Furman Fellows program. Those funds enabled students to travel to Thailand, Israel, India, and a dozen other countries to work on projects that have included helping health care workers in low-income communities, studying art or a new language, and participating in an archaeological excavation. The synergy of motivated students and a distinguished faculty equals a superior education. The Brooklyn College Foundation acknowledges and rewards excellence in teaching and the scholarly endeavors of our faculty. Broeklundian professorships provide $10,000 annually to underwrite faculty research and creativity for a five-year period. Over the last three years, the funding for this program has grown to $100,000 annually. Thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends of the College, the board of trustees approved a budget increase for the coming year that will support three additional Broeklundian professorships. This year the Foundation also provided funds to allow professors to spend time out of the classroom to pursue groundbreaking research. Broeklundian Professor Viraht Sahni has been working for more than thirty-five years with graduate students and colleagues to develop Quantal Density Functional Theory, (QDFT), an innovative approach to predicting the structure of atoms from the density of the electron cloud surrounding them. “The more I studied traditional Density Functional Theory, the more I realized that it was a crapshoot,” says Sahni, a native of India who received his Ph.D. from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn in 1972. “The conventional approach was like throwing darts at a dartboard to get your answers.” So Sahni looked in a new direction—outside the box, as it were. His fresh insights were published in 1987 in a paper written collaboratively with a Brooklyn College graduate student, Manoj Harbola. More than sixty papers on the subject of Quantal Density Functional Theory have followed. Sahni’s first book on QDFT appeared in 2004, and he is now conducting research for a second volume. “People have a perception of physics as abstract, cold, and inaccessible,” Sahni says. “But really, this is poetry—sheer poetry. It’s just breathtaking.” Distinguished Professor Edwin Burrows is another faculty member receiving Foundation support. In 1999 Burrows won a Pulitzer Prize for his book Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898, which he coauthored with CUNY Graduate Center Distinguished Professor Michael Wallace. Burrows, a Broeklundian professor from 2001 to 2006, is currently one of nine faculty members whose work is being funded by the Foundation’s Unsponsored Research Program, which underwrites released time from teaching responsibilities. “New York is a place where people come to start over,” says Burrows. “Consequently, there has been not much focus on local history.” In contrast, Burrows has devoted much of his scholarly research to the history of the city. His forthcoming book, The Prisoners of New York: Memories of Captivity in the American Revolution, is a study of the 20,000 Americans taken prisoner during the Revolutionary War, many of whom were detained in and around New York City and died of malnutrition, disease, and physical abuse. Their stories, Burrows says, “offer a wealth of detail about how ordinary people experienced the Revolution. They also provide revealing insights into how the Revolution would be remembered in years to come.” Burrows, who has won several awards for his teaching, often shares his discoveries with his students as he is especially interested in the response of a group that, for the most part, has grown up in the city he writes so much about. “I have learned as much from the savvy and tenacity and dreams of my students as they have learned from me,” he says. Having worked on this book for more than five years, Burrows says the Foundation’s grant was timely. “The generosity of the Brooklyn College Foundation is one of the reasons that our faculty continues to excel in so many fields,” he says. “The support of the Foundation has been crucial to my continuing research on more than one occasion.” A state-of-the-art training facility for students As the West Quad Project nears completion, the Foundation has been at work raising $75 million in public and private money for a new performing arts center on the east side of campus. Prologue Brooklyn College has a long and distinguished history of vibrant and highly regarded programs in music, theater, television and radio, and film. In recent years, however, our performing arts facilities have become technically outdated, inefficient, and unattractive. They have to be rebuilt if the College is to remain competitive in music and theater, with facilities equal to our reputation for excellence. Furthermore, a new facility will be a tremendous asset to the borough of Brooklyn, which has a paucity of first-class performance venues for small-scale, community-based productions that capitalize on the borough’s diversity and unique energy. Thus, the first priority is to create a modern training platform for the College’s students, the second, to consolidate and deepen the College’s standing as a primary cultural and intellectual resource for the borough. The need and urgency were apparent, but the challenge of funding such an ambitious project seemed daunting, especially at a time when the College was undertaking its largest capital program in more than forty years— construction of the West Quad. Act 1 A conversation in 2003 with President Christoph M. Kimmich sparked the interest of Leonard Tow, ’50, and his wife, Claire, ’52, dedicated alumni with a deep interest in and love for the performing arts. Together with President Kimmich, they developed a vision for a new performing arts center—one that would ultimately call for an unprecedented commitment from many of the College’s other loyal alumni as well as from the Brooklyn College Foundation. That vision was further articulated in 2004, when the Tows offered a gift of $10 million toward the design and construction of a center for the performing arts. Their pledge was contingent on the Brooklyn College Foundation’s securing an additional $15 million and financial commitments to supplement construction costs. The most advanced performance space in the borough of Brooklyn The Leonard and Claire Tow Center for the Performing Arts will provide state-of-the-art training facilities for our talented and diverse student body. It will house a versatile modular theater of 250 seats, technologically the most advanced performance space in the borough of Brooklyn, and a smaller recital hall of two hundred seats for musical performances. Act II In the three years that have passed since that proposal, the vision for a performing arts center has matured and expanded. Recently, a working committee of performing arts faculty and architect consultants produced the broad outline of a plan for a new performing arts building and the renovation and modernization of the College’s outdated performance facilities. While details remain to be finalized, the plan calls for the demolition of Gershwin Hall and construction of the Leonard and Claire Tow Center for the Performing Arts on ground now occupied by Gershwin Hall and a portion of the open space adjacent to the Whitman Auditorium. Epilogue The Brooklyn College Foundation so far has raised, along with the Tows’ initial $10 million leadership gift, $18.5 million in private campaign support and $17 million in public support and has received commitments from the City University of New York for the remainder of the funds. The new integrated and flexible performing arts complex will bring added luster to the east end of the campus architecturally, balance the transformation now taking place at the west end of the Quad, and bear testimony to the Foundation’s vital role in supporting the College in this exciting period of unparalleled renewal—and in the many years to come. Dénouement The plan has won acclaim from Foundation board members, donors—in particular from the Tows, who expressed their delight at the architectural scheme—and faculty members who praised the scope of instructional features and the potential for creative opportunities that should ensure an extraordinary education in the arts for our students. Individual Donors Thank You! The Trustees of the Brooklyn College Foundation are pleased to acknowledge the following donors, whose gifts made between July 1, 2006, and June 30, 2007, enabled the Foundation to make notable contributions to the College. Your generous gifts play a major role in transforming our campus into a state-of-the-art, twenty-first century community. They support new technologies in the classroom, improved facilities on campus, faculty awards for groundbreaking research, and academic scholarships for deserving students. We are delighted to acknowledge the growing number of alumni and friends who support the Foundation in furthering Brooklyn College’s mission of providing affordable, highquality education for extraordinary students. $500,000 and over Barry R. Feirstein, ’74 Morton L. Topfer, ’59 Leonard, ’50, and Claire, ’52, Tow $250,000–$499,999 Don Buchwald, ’59 Roy L. Furman, ’60 Marjorie Magner, ’69 $100,000–$249,999 Sol J. Barer, ’68 Diana Davidow, ’66 James Fantaci, ’68 Shirley R. Gleich, ’44 Murray Koppelman, ’57 Alexander Tanger, ’01 Howard P. Tanger Howard Wohl, ’64 Irwin L. Levowitz, ’63 Charlotte C. Mandell, ’67 Douglas Milch Paul Z. Miles, ’59 Vincent J. Motto, ’38 Madelon Leventhal Rand, ’64, and Lawrence Rand Elise Rogawski Henry, ’63, and Henrietta, ’64, Rosenberg Kenneth and Lynne Rosenthal Martin, ’63, and Barbara, ’63, Sass David D. Siegel, ’53 Ian McKellen Sidney W. Mintz, ’43 Nathan, ’55, and Laura, ’49, Neuer Alan, ’67, and Enid, ’68, Parness Joseph, ’73, and Roberta Chalfin, ’74, Rosenblum Sylvia Rothchild, ’44 Romeyn Taylor Marion Zapolin, ’69 $1,000–$2,499 Elsie L. Adler, ’53 Hope Finegold Alper, ’72 Gene Alvarez, ’88 William Aron, ’52 Cecile Falk, ’65, and Martin, ’48, Balser Phylis S. Bamberger, ’60 Rhoda Wasserman Baruch, ’44 Frances Bauer, ’43 Michael B. Becker, ’66 Sidney Beinfest, ’38 Lisa Berman and Richard Berg Seymour Brandwein, ’44 Joan C. Brown, ’68 Nathan Cedars, ’39 Philippe G. Charles, ’78 Arthur, ’61, and Barbara, ’61, Chester Albert E. Dazzo, ’60 R. Bruce, ’63, and Madelyn, ’64, Donoff Richard A. 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Feldman, ’62 Richard, ’68, and Rosanne, ’69, Gaccione Carl, ’56, and Fran, ’59, Harnick Sally Henry Winnie Holzman Myron, ’52, and Thelma, ’54, Kandel Pamela Kendall, ’76 Marilyn, ’68, and Neal, ’67, Leleiko Daniel M. Lyons, ’39 Susan and Morris, ’61, Mark Peter N. Marron, ’70 Jay Newman, ’68 Lester Petracca Janet I. Plotkin, ’65 Archie Rand Leslie M. Salkin, ’62 Gloria A. Santino, ’47 John, ’41, and Florence, ’41, Solomon Zachary L. Solomon, ’57 Jay W. Wertheimer, ’53 Frank A. Workman, ’68 $50,000–$99,999 Michael Lynne, ’61 Martin, ’63, and Syma, ’64, Mendelsohn Irwin Schneiderman, ’43 The Wallach Family Carol L., ’61, and Lawrence Zicklin $25,000–$49,999 Frederick R. Adler, ’48 Sam E. Beller, ’59 Milton Blander, ’50 Himan Brown, ’34 Nancy Celenza Irwin, ’56, and Concepcion S. Federman Seth Freeman Jules Haimovitz, ’71 Alice P. Henkin Yong J. 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Feuer, ’58 Martin Feuerman Emanuel Fichtenbaum, ’72 Sandra Fiedler, ’76 Berta Field, ’50 Doris J. Fields, ’64 Tana Fileccia-Flagg, ’72 Muriel Gelfand Filman, ’47 Selma Fine, ’50 Nancy H. Fink Norman S. Finkel, ’52 Vadim Finkel Martin Finkelstein, ’66 Alan I. Finn, ’73 Theda Kerner Firschein, ’53, and Oscar Firschein Gene S. Fisch Anna M. Fischer, ’58 Carole L. Fischer, ’61 Susan F. Fischer, ’66 Alan M. Fisher, ’63 Elaine Fisher, ’57 Phillip B., ’77, and Roberta Fleischer, ’78, Fishgold Gloria Fishkoff, ’52 Laura Fishman, ’71 Eunice H. Fishner, ’47 Anne Flanz, ’59 Adele M. Flateau-Gooding, ’84 Ira J. Fleck, ’69 Jacqueline, ’63, and Stanley, ’63, Fleischman Jacqueline Foil, ’60 Craig T. Follins, ’92 Joseph Fontana, ’50 Sherman Pun Hung Foo Jacqueline Forde, ’07 Chantal R. Forger, ’73 David, ’55, and Alice, ’56, Forman Conrad Foster, ’60 Jeffrey A. Foster, ’62 Salvatore F. Foti, Jr., ’59 Myron C. Fox, ’48 Sandra E. Fox, ’60 Sheila Fox, ’54 Mirel H. Frank, ’72 Susan Frank, ’91 Helen L. 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Garrett, ’53 Jill Garrity Lawrence A. Garvey, ’61 Constance C. Gasperino, ’68 Saundra Krimsky Gass, ’63, and Henry Gass Marilyn N. Gaynes and Alexander Binik Donna S. Geffner, ’67 Ellen Geiger, ’79 Victoria W. Gelber, ’90 Yetta Gelber, ’51 Anita Gelberg Joan A. Gell, ’60 Arline F. Geller, ’57 Donald Gelman, ’59 Jason L. Gelman, ’96 Sidney Gendin, ’55 Nelly Generalova Ruth G. Genn, ’46 Shirley Genn, ’58 Joseph Genna, ’41 Jane Gentile, ’56 Arthur, ’47, and Phoebe, ’47, German David, ’73, and Sheila, ’89, Gerstein Sheldon, ’48, and Doreen, ’54, Gertner Alexandra P. Gerzog, ’82 Norman S. Getz, ’72 N. R. Gevirtz Catherine McLaughlin Gifford, ’59 Ilka R. Giges, ’53 Alan S. Gilbert, ’83 Ilsa Gilbert, ’55 Edith F. Gilitos, ’39 Josie J. Gilles Brunel Gillot Panet Gillot Gerald Gilman, ’66 Judith A. and Lawrence N. Ginsberg Zena Ginsberg, ’59 Susan Ginzburg, ’70 Salvatore M. Giorlandino, ’82 Elinor Gipfel, ’57 Sarah E. Glasser, ’34 Estelle K. 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Goldstein, ’54 Samuel M. Goldstein Stuart H. Goldstein, ’60 Frederick Goldstein-Gretan, ’51 Shirley Goldwag, ’42 Bruce A. Goldwitz, ’69 Barry, ’61, and Naomi, ’58, Golub Yana Golubitskaya Vladimir Golubovskiy Arcides A. Gonzalez, ’77 Anna Goober Elaine Miller Goodman, ’47 Ethel B. Goodman, ’41 Gerson W. Goodman, ’40 Lila V. Goodman, ’55 Gina Goodridge-Hendrickson, ’91 Bill and Debbie Goodwin Mikhail Gorbal Adam N. Gordon, ’70 Harvey S. Gordon, ’63 Jeffrey S. Gordon, ’79 Lillian Gordon, ’56 Valerie Goren, ’76 Pearl Gorin, ’48 Roger S. Gorman, ’75 Rosalie P. Gottfried, ’61 Clifford Gottlieb Lilian Gradofsky Kathleen A. Grady, ’92 Helen M. Snyder Granatelli, ’36 Mary P. Gergen Gray, ’94 Gerald, ’61, and Florence, ’64, Grayson Lawrence Green, ’66 Lillian Green, ’58 Rosalie Green, ’67 Bonnie L. Greenbaum, ’78 Brenda J. Greenberg, ’61 Evelyn Greenberg, ’58 Hillary Greenberg, ’83 Jeffrey Greenberg, ’70 Lenore Greenberg, ’55 Lillian C. Greenberg, ’40 Lucia E. Greenberg, ’91 Marcia J. Greenberg, ’57 Marilyn B. Greenberg, ’72 Susan Greenberg, ’68 Susan I. Greenberg, ’63 Helen F. Greene Leonard and Norma Greene Linda R. Greene, ’62 Steven S. Greene, ’80 Nathan, ’52, and Marilyn, ’53, Greenfeld Hilda S. Greenfield, ’62 Ruth Greenfield Leona W. Greenhill, ’37 Marilyn Silverman Greenspan, ’53 Judith R. Greenwald Marv Gutkin, ’63 Richard L. Hahn, ’55 Susan S. Hahn, ’66 Audrey R. Haimowitz, ’79 Don R. Haironson, ’45 David M. Haitkin, ’92 Miki Hakim and Larry Tolchin Blima M. Halberstam Leah, ’40, and Sydney, ’40, Halem Telma Y. Hall, ’74 Gertrude Hames, ’59 Lucille Tietjen Hamilton, ’48 Laura L. Hamilton-Ewing, ’01 Emily G. Hammer, ’34 Beth Haufler Clifford A. Haupt, ’62 Arnold J. Hauptman, ’58 Carole Hazan, ’64 Marilyn Gitelson Hazan, ’55 Alan B. Hecht Mrs. Perri S. Hecht Shirley S. Hecht, ’40 Judith Heep, ’62 Norma B. Heisler, ’73 Wendy J. Heisler, ’66 Estelle Henenberg, ’68 Juliet Y. Henry, ’90 Nadger S. Henry, ’04 Harold Herskowitz Joseph Heyliger, ’04 Marcella Hickey, ’75 Juanita Hill Marie Nicole Hill Maxine S. Hillman Edward Hirsch, ’65 Warren, ’66, and Ellen, ’68, Hirsch Albert, ’54, and Carol, ’60, Hirschberg Martin C. Hochhauser, ’62 Barbara Hoffman Marillyn, ’50, and Herbert, ’48, Hoffman Marion C. Greer, ’49 JoAnn E. Gretch, ’64 Maureen P. Griffith, ’02 Seymour Grodstein, ’51 M. S. Grosof Seymour Z. Gross, ’57 Marcia G. Grossman, ’57 Barbara Gruber, ’00 Amy R. Gubner, ’06 Darlene Guerizer Arie Guthartz, ’70 H. Duke Guthrie Gail, ’69, and David Hammerman Samuel D. Handwerger Flavian Hanley George Hantgan, ’40 Myra B. Levine Harris, ’74 William H. Harris, ’57 Keith Harrow, ’69 Ann Amari Harson, ’57 Monica J. Harte Rachel Hartig, ’60 David H. Hasner, ’66 Maria Hastie, ’55 Judith S. Herbst, ’67 Patrick J. Herbst, ’73 Gail Herlihy Edward N. Herman, ’64 Mina L. Herman, ’53 Adam Hernandez Linda Herring, ’96 Debora L. 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Kristol, ’58 Olga Sheirr Krolik, ’53, and Maurice Krolik Barbara Kroll, ’65 Edward, ’42, and Helen, ’42, Kroop Eugenie S. Kroop, ’44 Boris Kupershmid Helene Kurtzman, ’53 Frank Kushin, ’55 Dominick Labianca Myra Lahn, ’60 Leon Lakritz Virginia R. LaMarr, ’57 Arden Lambert, ’87 Sheila Lambowitz, ’69 Miriam B. Landau, ’81 Elliott I. Landowne, ’83 Mara H. Lane, ’75 Helen, ’39, and Martin, ’39, Lannigan Mario La Pietra, ’71 Yolanda M. Larys, ’60 John E. La Scala, ’54 Edward, ’56, and Marilyn, ’57, Lashen Roslyn Kay Lasky Carol L. Lassen, ’53 Gary C. Lauber, ’74 Pearl Berger Laufer, ’57 Yvewalie Laurent Silvia Y. Lavalas Frances H. Lawlor, ’67 Charise K. Lawrence Rhoda G. Lawrence, ’52 Carolyn M. Layton, ’46 Joan R. Lea, ’53 Elsie Leavitt, ’37 Fred A. Lebe, ’77 Mildred Lechner, ’55 Catherine D. Lee, ’37 Jane Lee Sue Ling Lee Jason and Heather Lefkowitz Martin I. Leftik, ’62 Irwin R., ’55. and Joan Legon Daniel Lehrer, ’78 Marilyn Leibovitz, ’42 David S. 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Pugach, ’60 Florence Pulaski, ’51 Harriet, ’46, and Norman, ’50, Punim Ethel N. Purnell, ’40 Philip J. Quaglione Genevieve M. Querin, ’57 Lisa Quint Alma Raab, ’51 Bernard Raab, ’52 Thelma Rabin, ’55 Cynthia F. Racer, ’59 Elaine F. Raff, ’56 Burton, ’48 and Elizabeth Raffel Thelma Rafle, ’57 Kenneth S. Ragan, ’77 Jose A. Ramirez Maureen C. Rams, ’60 Michael R. Rand, ’70 Jean-Max Raphael David, ’54, and Madeline Rapkin Michael L. Rapkin Jean Rappaport, ’56 Rana G. Rappaport, ’69 Selma Rappaport, ’51 Andrea Raskin, ’64 Ethel Ratner, ’41 Henry Rattner, ’56 David Rayfiel, ’47 Suzanne Cantor Raymond, ’58, and Lawrence Raymond Barbara Brooks Reich, ’64 Holly Reichlin, ’81 Adolph, ’51, and Dorothy, ’53, Reider Linda M. Reiff, ’55 Jane P. Reifler, ’60 Gail Reiken-Tuzman, ’74 Kermit T. Reiner, ’41 Theodora Reiner, ’59 Margaret W. Reiners, ’34 Arnold Reisman, ’53 Ann M. Reiss, ’64 Myron Reissman, ’39 Elliot Reiter, ’72 Peter I. Reiter, ’65 Abraham Rennert, ’58 Diana Repishti, ’60 Sharon J. Resen, ’67 Theodore, ’55, and Helen, ’65, Resnick Jeannette Reyes, ’03 Grace Ribaudo, ’92 Ruth C. Rich, ’42 Genevieve M. Richards-Wright, ’73 Cynthia A. Richter, ’62 Barbara E. Riddoch, ’70 Marlene Rifkin William, ’48, and Hannah Sara, ’78, Rigler Meryl P. Riker Barbara P. Ritz, ’61 Desiree R. Roach Gary A. Roach Martin Roberts, ’47 Gertrude S. Robertson Florence Robinson, ’43 Tess D. Robinson George Rodman Newton Rodman, ’50 Alexander Rodriquez Jack L. Roemer, ’56 Lana Rogachevskaya Stanley, ’60, and Sheila Rogoff Judith A. Keller Roher Marie Romano, ’85 Mary Romano, ’62 Karel Rose, ’53 Sonia Rose, ’42 Efrem Rosen, ’57 Emanuel Rosen, ’51 Gertrude Rosen, ’39 Linda, ’67, and Ronald, ’66, Rosen Robert, ’64, and Diane, ’58, Rosen Rona F. Rosen, ’73 Selma Rosen, ’39 Sheldon A. Rosen, ’56 Beatrice G. Rosenbaum, ’42 Ronald L. Rosenbaum, ’67 Bruce J. Rosenberg Clara Rosenberg, ’73 Shirley Rosenberg-Law, ’47 Goldie L. Rosenblatt, ’69 June Miller Rosenblatt, ’57 Mark Rosenblatt, ’73 Irwin Rosenblum Claire Rosenfeld, ’73, and Irving Rosenfeld Fern S. Rosenfeld, ’67 Judith, ’63, and Robert, ’62, Rosenkranz Susan B. Rosenthal-Jay, ’73 Carlton, ’57, and Frances, ’61, Rosenzweig Karen E. Rosner, ’66 Kenneth L. Ross, ’66 Ronald Ross, ’54 Sophie L. Ross, ’85 Thea, ’53, and Leon, ’53, Ross Naomi Rossabi, ’61 Anne L. Rotenberg, ’57 Phyllis Roth, ’48 Miriam G. and P. L. Rothchild Ethel B. Rothenberg, ’45 Charles I. Rothman, ’59 Robert A. Rothman, ’91 Shirley Rothstein, ’76 Lillian K. Rottenstein, ’71 Martin Roy, ’68 Myrna Rubel, ’65 Joan D. Rubenfeld, ’53 Evelyn Rubenstein Marsha Rubenstein, ’93, and Alan Rubenstein Claire B. Rubin, ’39 Davina L. Rubin, ’66 Francine Rubin, ’56 Helen Rubin, ’71 Rachel Rubin Renee Hartz Rubin, ’46 Seymour Rubin, ’56 Steven Rubin, ’76 Suellen Rubin, ’67 Edith R. Rubinstein, ’47 William Ruck, ’41 Nancy A. Rucker, ’51 Martin Rudman, ’55 Scott J. Rushton, ’99 Patricia A. Russell, ’81 Philip P. Russo, ’58 Lowell J. Rutkove, ’55 Murray Ryss, ’41 Jeanette Sabella Lois M. Sacher, ’53 Kay M. Sackman, ’57 Irving, ’48, and Irene, ’48, Sacks Florence R. Saffer, ’50 James Saint-Amour Patrick Saint-Amour Lucille Saks, ’57 Steven A. Salant Joan Herman Salb, ’55 Esther Sales, ’61 Rochelle Salins, ’67 Theda Salkind Helen Salpeter, ’55 Tania Salter, ’56 Joanne Saltzman Simon L. and Lucy Ann Saltzman Shellee Sambolin, ’93 Mozelle M. Sammell, ’70 Selma Samuel, ’57 Ramon and Toby Sanchez Jessica Sand, ’61 Gertrude Sandgrund, ’39 Rodney S. Sandiford Gila R. Sandler, ’98 Elaine Sanon Elmer Sapadin, ’50 Shelley R. Saperstein, ’72 Luis and Vanessa Sapp Seymour, ’48, and Bryna, ’48, Sarokin Annette Saslow, ’48 Michael P. Sasso, ’76 Sonia Sasson-Forzano, ’77 Geraldine Saull, ’48 Phyllis Saurino, ’03 Anita S. Sax, ’55 Robert Joseph Scanlon Beverly Scharff, ’57 Alan L. Schechter, ’74 Irwin Schechter, ’68 Sylvia G. Schechter, ’54 Joel M. Scheer, ’72 Sheila Scheingold, ’61 Myrna Schenkel, ’66 Juliette L. Schepp, ’39 Beatrice Scher, ’57 Shari A. Scher, ’68 Miriam Kurnow Scheraga, ’42, and Harold Scheraga Stuart M. Scherer Leon Schertzer, ’48 Harry, ’52, and Shirley, ’45, Schickler Ety Schinazi, ’73 Linda E. Schlager, ’62 Alan L. Schlechter, ’74 Betty Schlissel, ’53 Anita L. Schloss, ’68 Seymour Schlossberg, ’58 Adele Goldberg Schneider, ’45 Arlene Schneider Carolyn A. Schneider Helen S. Schneider, ’57 Ruby Schneider, ’57 Beverly Schnipper Barbara S. Schnitzer, ’82 Laura Schwartz Schnitzler, ’62 David M. Schoen, ’65 Frances S. Schoenberg, ’37 Marcia Schorr, ’55 Esther W. Schraub, ’84 Marvin Schrier, ’51 Sidney Schroeger, ’38 Maxine L. Schwartzman, ’47 Rosalie Schwarz, ’93 Ira H. Schwed, ’57 Dennis J. Scimone, ’74 Iris S. Scopp, ’73 Nicole A. Scott Paulette Seales Otis Searcy, ’63 Trudy Seber, ’61 Sergio Sedita, ’60 Murray Seeman, ’34 Florence R. Seery and Marc Bryan-Brown Marilyn Segall Linda S. Shapiro, ’65 Grace R. R. Sharpe, ’99 Arsalan Sheikh, ’93 Gail A. Sherain, ’63 John Henry Sheridan, ’03 Samuel Sherman, ’35 Natalya Shevyakova Judith Shipengrover Robert Shlasko, ’55 Naomi Shualy, ’86 Audrey T. Shulman, ’56 Alan, ’69, and Julie, ’72, Shweky Leonard Shyles, ’71 Barbara Sicherman, ’55 Morris D. Silber, ’01 Susan K. Silkowitz, ’69 Barbara J. Silver, ’69 Robert N. Silver, ’66 Geryl Silver-Greenstein, ’82 Eloise A. Silverman, ’65 Eugene M. Silverman, ’59 Jacob Silverman, ’56 Phyllis R. Silverman, ’48 Marilyn W. Silvershein, ’55 Gerald Silverstein, ’72 Jerome Silverstein, ’47 Paul P. Silverstrom, ’74 Charlotte L. Simon, ’47 Maram P. Schuster, ’57 Myrna Kaplowitz Schuval, ’57 Andrew N. Schwartz, ’73 Debbie Schwartz, ’45 Elinor R. Schwartz, ’39 Eugene I. Schwartz, ’39 Francine E. Schwartz, ’61 Frieda D. Schwartz, ’42 Gertrude Schwartz, ’60 Gloria P. Schwartz, ’67 Michael A. Schwartz, ’70 Yvette Altschuler Schwartz, ’65 Emerald M. Segure, ’63 Jay, ’64, and Emily, ’70, Seiden Rose Seiden, ’57 Sylvia K. Seidman, ’50 Senta W. Seligmann, ’90 Harriet S. Selverstone, ’62 Joan A. Senator, ’57 Bazzeder B. Seymour John B. Sganga, ’61 Arnold Shak, ’72 Gloria S. Shapiro, ’52 Iris J. Shapiro, ’78 Robbin Sicherman, ’70 Beatrice J. Siegel, ’32 Ethel N. Siegel, ’38 Florence Siegel, ’55 Gerald M. Siegel, ’53 Marilyn Stock Siegel, ’56 Sheila Weichenberg Siegel, ’59 Stephen A. Siegel Lisa Siegel- Rosenzweig, ’84 Lynn Siegfried, ’69 Debra A. Sigismondo, ’74 Norman H. Sigman, ’04 Ilene Joy Simon, ’83 Shirley Cohen Simon, ’56 Franco Simone, ’88 Marion A. Sinatra, ’50 Dale Singer, ’66 Gilda, ’56, and David, ’51, Singer Marc D. and Jennifer A. Singer Susanne Singer, ’66 Raja Karanbir Singh Gerald Sircus, ’53 Edith G. Sirvint, ’48 Evelyn Fanti Sisko, ’57 Giuliana Reitzfeld, Rose Goldstein Memorial scholarship. Aleksandra V. Sisorov C. Edna Sissman, ’55 Bernard and Florence Skelly Morris, ’37, and Sadie, ’37, Sklarsky Theodora Sklover, ’52 Darren Skolnick, ’85 Leonard, ’43, and Naomi, ’43, Skriloff Susanne Sloan, ’51 Thelma Slutsky, ’77 Sylvia, ’42, and Albert, ’41, Small Henry L. Smit, ’42 Eleanore S. Smith, ’60 Marianne C. Smith, ’77 Michael, ’65, and Alice, ’65, Smith Noel F. Smith Nora Smith, ’56 Dorothy Smullen, ’64 Adolf Snaidas Lila Snow, ’48 Martin and Claire Snow Gloria Penner Snyder, ’52 Laura R. Snyder, ’68 Myrna Brooks Soast, ’57 Sharon R. Sobel, ’73 Lynda A. Sobieski Jesse, ’48, and Judith, ’49, Sodden Arlene B. Soifer, ’49 Lydia H. Soifer, ’71 Helene Sokal, ’65 Anne R. Solar, ’56 Harvey, ’40, and Miriam Soloff Donald M. Solomon, ’70 Leonard H. Solomon, ’57 Martin Solomon, ’57 Pearl K. Solomon, ’53 Sheldon G. Solomon, ’62 Barbara L. Solomon-Speregen, ’92 Mitchell Solomowitz, ’67 Maxine A. Soloway, ’83 Georgine Solowe, ’59 Jaime N. Sommella Rita K. Sonnen, ’74 Carmine L. Soriano Steven, ’69, and Helene, ’69, Sotsky Frances L. Spaeth, ’48 Cecile Spector, ’58 Israel Spector, ’58 Linda Spector, ’65 Beverly Spelfogel, ’57 Perry Sperber, ’54 Marvin, ’49, and Janet Sperling Gerald Spielman, ’54 Shirley B. Spivack Florence Spool, ’59 Irving F. Stacy, ’41 Roberta L. Standish, ’58 Beatrice Stanger, ’50 Ira, ’55, and Barbara, ’58, Starer Anne D. Stark, ’63 Sheila Diamond Stark, ’55 Alexandra Steele, ’89 Louise F. Steele, ’46 Eric A. Stein Herman Stein, ’55 June, ’56, and Norman, ’58, Stein Karen F. Stein, ’62 Marion Stein Gertrude Steinberg, ’78 Theresa, ’69, and Marshall, ’69, Steinberg Richard F. Steinbrink, ’56 Diane L. Steiner, ’69 Lucille Steiner, ’43 Steven P. Steiner, ’78 Karen J. Steinman Andrew Steketee Theodore and Carole Stengel Gerald Stern, ’58 Rochelle Appelbaum Stern, ’68 Sylvia W. Stern, ’52 Nicholas Steward Marlene Stifelman, ’57 Anne K. Still, ’79 Phyllis Stillman, ’42 Vera J. Stillman, ’67 Salvatore L. Stingo, ’65 Harriet E. Stollman, ’67 Alan S. Stone David A. Stone Arthur L. Storch, ’77 Larry Stotz, ’93 William, ’67, and Fannie Strasser Merna Strassner, ’58 Margaret B. Strauch, ’47 Jean R. Straus, ’67 Barbara Fochi Strauss, ’61 Mitchell Strauss, ’52 Sarah A. Strauss Warren Strober, ’58 Joyce Strom, ’58 Herbert Stroup Ruth H. Strudler, ’64 Jack Stuart, ’59 Sandra Stumbo, ’03 Reginald E. Styles, ’81 Eugene Sucov, ’43 Beverly I. Sufian, ’60 Leila Sulkes, ’61 Clare A. Sullivan, ’83 Neil Sumner Minnie Buchwald Sunfist, ’53 Ann C. Sunshine, ’71 Christina and Thomas Supko Sayahi Suthakaran Gordon Sutton Evan Swartz, ’82 Sally A. and Willie D. Sweeney Roslyn M. Sydney, ’67 Frieda C. Tabak, ’34 Janet D. Taft, ’52 Cora W. Taitt, ’90 Dorothy Talmadge, ’57 David Talmas, ’49 Hang F. Tam, ’91 Rhoada Kuhlik Tanenbaum, ’49 Adele Tannenbaum, ’42 Vito Tanzi, ’81 Marilyn R. Tarr, ’68 Norma L. Tarrow, ’52 Barbara J. Taub, ’63 Elaine Taubman, ’49 Nancy Tavalin Freyda Tavin Gary I. Teitel Philip L. Teitell Laurie Tema-Lyn, ’72 Myra J. Teplitzky, ’62 George Tessler, ’57 Gary Testa Ralph P. Testa, ’63 Paul R. Tetreault Delores I. Theobald, ’74 John and Patricia Thoma Eunice P. Thomas-Hunter Karen H. Y. Thompson Marie Hein Thompson, ’81 Susannah and Michael Thompson Mildred Thurklsen, ’44 Petra M. Tidd, ’90 Jerome Tiegel, ’50 Evelyn Z. Tieman, ’50 Ronald S. Tikofsky, ’52 Thelma Timm, ’47 Selma S. Toback, ’56 Sergey Tolokolnikovi Sylvia N. Tomasch, ’72 Alexis Tomlinson, ’65 Marianne C. Toppel, ’76 Barry R. Tornick, ’72 Elisa Tovey Philip Trauber, ’70 Mildred, ’63, and Maurice, ’72, Trebach Thelma H. Triant, ’69 Frank Tripoli, ’62 Baila Tropper, ’04 Marcia S. Truland, ’62 Sylvia Tsingis, ’94 Edith Phyllis Tuber and Joel Tuber, ’85 Maurice, ’58, and Helene, ’60, Tuchman Audrey F. Tumpowsky, ’63 Edith Levine Turetsky, ’44 Eric M. Turk James Turner, ’03 Mary P. Turner, ’88 Athina Panopoulos Tzanides, ’95 Olga Tzoy Bernice A. Ullmann Rosalind Aronowitz Unterman, ’45, and David Unterman Michel Urick Jacob M., ’39, and Janna Usadi June Vaccacio, ’93 Roberta Valins, ’55 Viola Valvis, ’71 John and Carol Vanatta Joanne Vanhouten and Scott Salbo David P. Varady Christy Vaughan Louis Vazquez, ’74 Joan A. Vecchio, ’69 Jose Vedrine Bunie P. Veeder, ’54 Joan Edzant Vegosen Juan A. Velazquez, ’73 Maudlyn Vesprey, ’97 Harold, ’59, and Rita, ’59, Vex Marlene Y. Caller Vidibor, ’62 Leaha Villarreal Charles F. Visich, ’59 Helen Lehrman Vissell Sylvia Vogel, ’70 Alexander M. Volf, ’81 Angelo A. Volpe, ’59 Theodore J. Von Zwehl, ’60 Shirley Wachtel Harvey Wachtell, ’61 Zella Wahnon, ’57 Gloria F. Waldman Robert, ’79, and Robin, ’80, Wallach Barry, ’68, and Jane, ’69, Wallack Myrna Wapner, ’58 Jonathon B. Ward, ’93 Barry, ’57, and Joyce, ’80, Warner Nini S. Warshafsky, ’56 Leslie J. Warshauer, ’79 Sonja Z. Waschitz, ’61 Jamie A. Washington, ’02 Helen Lumerman Wasser, ’70 Sandy Wasserman, ’63 Arthur S. Watnick, ’53 Howard M. Wayne, ’65 Angel C. Webster Paul B. Wehn, ’59 Barbara A. Weidenfeld, ’47 Berenice S. Weinberg, ’34 Greta M. Weinberg, ’54 Martin Weinberg Gary S. Weinberger, ’71 Susan L. Weinberger, ’71 Aaron D. Weiner, ’40 Corinne Weiner, ’51 Karen and Sanford Weiner Myrna G. Weiner, ’51 Leo Weinreich, ’74 Annette Punitzer Weinstein, ’53 Bernice N. Weinstein, ’55 David Weinstein, ’64 Julia Weinstein, ’57 Irwin Weintraub Arlene L. Weisbach, ’67 Rhoda Shapiro Weisel, ’43 Madeline Weisenfeld, ’42 Carl M. Weisman, ’50 Barry D. Weiss, ’71 Martin Weiss Philip Weiss Roslyn E. Weiss Sharon C. Weiss, ’67 Julian Weissgold, ’52 Beatrice S. Weissler, ’47 Arie, ’77, and Judith Weissman Louise Weldon, ’46 Rochelle H. Welsh, ’72 Donald Wenz Robert A. Werner Lorraine H. Wernow, ’56 Edith Wertheimer, ’37 Ken Werther Crystle West Doris G. White Emily H. White Audrey Whitman, ’64 Laura Wienick, ’72 Rita Wiepert, ’56 Sol A. Wieselthier, ’51 Stuart, ’80, and Dawn, ’84, Wilensky Marlene Fenster Willard, ’64 Jacqueline C. Williams Maria Williams, ’92 Thelia N. Williams, ’66 Josephine D. Wise, ’43 Arnold A. Witoff, ’41 Stuart V. Witt, ’63 Carolyn E. Wolcott, ’36 Baruch Wolhendler Henrietta F. Wolland, ’59 Fred Wolodiger, ’77 William Won, ’62 Chunhing J. Wong Michael Woodman, ’43 Samuel N. Wordie Michael Worth Leon S. Woskoff, ’53 Penina Wunderlich, ’78 Barbara Kromberg Yellowitz, ’58 Miriam Yelsky Yichun Yin, ’89 Leonard, ’42, and Dorothy, ’76, Yoswein Julius and Eva Young Shirley Young Helen Yrisarry, ’55 Richard T. Zack Osnat Zaken, ’88 Susanna Zakon, ’63 Frieda Phyllis Zaleon, ’44 Denise Zalman Marlene S. Zamari, ’53 Brenda Russin Zimmerman, ’59 Edna Zinar, ’44 Florence Ziner, ’41 Ben, ’70, and Doris, ’72, Zingman Bernard Zlotowitz, ’48 Marilyn E. Zolondek, ’69 Scott Zonis, ’82 Pearl Cele K. Zucker, ’48 Toby Zucker, ’63 Leo Zwell, ’34 Elaine R. Zwick, ’61 Jacob W. Zwick, ’55 Anonymous (13) Ruth Willig, ’44 Stella K. Willner, ’36 Florence G. Wilson, ’39 George C. Wilson Ni N Win Georgene R. Winick, ’71 Charles Winkelstein Arlene I. Wisan, ’68 Jie Xu Harvey A. Yablonsky, ’54 Edwin Yabrow, ’49 Joyce I. Yaes, ’66 Kazuo Yamazaki, ’06 Maryna Yarotska Natalia Yazigi Yuhuei Yeh Jean Wohl Zamore, ’40 Najy Zarroug Dan A. Zavon Muhammad J. Zeb Martha A. Zedeck, ’66 Dana Zell, ’01 Estelle R. Zelnick, ’40 Jing Zhang Corporate and Foundation Donorss $100,000- $249,999 Jewish Foundation for Education of Women Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation Jobs For The Future, Inc. Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Minnesota Community Foundation Target United Way of New York City $1,000- $2,499 Alliance Bernstein American Express Foundation Arielle Tepper Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Bay and Paul Foundations Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Long Island Chapter Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Manhattan Chapter Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Southwest Brooklyn Chapter Bunge Corporation Deloitte, Haskins & Sells Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Eaton Vance Management IBM Foundation Institute for Retirees in Pursuit of Education Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Johnson & Johnson Marc Routh Productions, Inc. The New York Community Trust Pfizer, Inc. Playbill Magazine $50,000- $99,999 Brooklyn College Alumni Citigroup Foundation Kiver Foundation $25,000- $49,999 Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation Hess Foundation, Inc. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation $10,000- $24,999 Aetna, Inc. Brooklyn College of the City University of New York The Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation CRC Management Co., LLC ExxonMobil Foundation The George Backer Family Foundation, Inc. Independence Community Foundation John A. Reisenbach Foundation, Inc. JPMorganChase Keyspan Trizec Properties, Inc Turing’s Craft, Inc. $500- $999 321 Theatrical Management Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Campus Chapter Brooklyn Center Box Office Brooklyn College Faculty Circle Chancy Memorial Foundation KPMG Peat Marwick Merck Company Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co. New York Metropolitan Reference and Research Library Agency Prudential Foundation Murray Surety Bonds Palmer Walker Foundation Xerox Foundation $5,000- $9,999 Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Palm Beach Chapter Colgate-Palmolive Company Con Edison Friars Foundation HarperCollins Publishers Inc.. Marsh & McLennan Incorporated New York Council for the Humanities Verizon Wilmington Trust FSB Wolf Maryles & Associates, L.L.C. $100- $499 86th Street Bath Beach Kiwanis Ace American Insurance Co. Altria Employees Involvement Programs American International Group American Psychological Association Practice Organization AXA Foundation $2,500- $4,999 Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Broward-Dade Chapter Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation Great Bridge Associates Bank of America Barnes & Noble Bay Ridge Bensonhurst Beautification Brooklyn College Member Organizations Brooklyn College Department of Sociology BNS Afterschool Program Brooklyn College Alumni Association, Tucson Chapter Brooklyn Public Library The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts Circus Fruits Inc. College Community Services, Inc. Cumberland Packing Corp. Discovery Events Ltd. Drama Desk, Inc. DTE Energy Foundation Far Better Printing & Copy Center, LLC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation The Graduate Center The H & R Block Foundation Investors Bank & Trust Company Jarosz Development Corporation Jostens Foundation, Inc. Kimco Realty Corporation James Lapine, Inc. The League of American Theatres and Producers The Marion Foundation The McGraw-Hill Companies Metropolitan Life Foundation Midwood Civic Action Council Inc. Milken Family Foundation Mobil Foundation, Inc. Morsemere Garden Club National Starch & Chemical Foundation New York Life Foundation New York Times Newsweek, Inc. Older Women’s League, Brooklyn Chapter Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Procter & Gamble Fund R.D. Executive & Employees Service, Inc. Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union SnowShow USA LLC Social Service Employees Union, Local 371 The Stomp Company Texas Instruments Foundation TheaterMania.com, Inc. Thomson Tax & Accounting Toys “R” Us Triboro Elevator Consultants Corp. The Vanguard Group Foundation W.W. Grainger, Inc. Wyeth Up to $99 16 Beaver Street Corporation 1951 Flatbush Avenue Pharmacy Corp. Brighton Atlantic Unit #1671 Brooklyn College Women’s Center The Dabah Family Foundation, Inc. Diamond Medical Associates P.C. East Ramapo Building Administrators Association H&L Heating Supply, Inc. H. J. Heinz Company Foundation JPMorganChase Foundation The League of Off-Broadway Theatres and Producers, Inc. Leumi USA Investment Corporation Little League, District 27, New York Mar Optical Ltd. Marine Florists, Inc. Miller & Co. Mutual of America Office Depot Penzim Produce Corp. Pharmacia & Upjohn Foundation Renas Nail Corp. Sallie Mae Sam Ash Music Corp. Steps Elementary Inc. Time-Warner, Inc. UGI Corporation WAD Productions, Inc. Bequests Estate of Theda Allerhand Estate of Margaret P. Doherty Estate of Irving Godt Estate of David Hendlin Estate of Stanley Malinovich Estate of James D. Merritt Estate of Getelle D. Schach Estate of Winifred C. Shapiro Estate of Clara G. Singer Estate of Grant G. Slater Estate of Bernard Steinberg Brooklyn College Foundation Board of Trustees Sol J. Barer, ’68 Sam E. Beller, ’59 Oheneba Boachie-Adjei, ’76 Donald Buchwald, ’59 Edwin H. Cohen, ’62 Irwin Federman, ’56 Barry R. Feirstein, ’74 Roy L. Furman, ’60 Richard F. Gaccione, ’68 Bernard H. Garil, ’62 Ilene Gold, ’62 Jules Haimovitz, ’71 Frances A. Hess Myron Kandel, ’52 Christoph M. Kimmich Murray Koppelman, ’57 Donald Kramer, ’58 Herbert Kurz , ’41 Michael Lynne, ’61 Daniel M. Lyons, ’39 Marge Magner, ’69 Morris Mark, ’61 Madelon L. Rand, ’64 Florence Cohen Rosen, ’59 Martin D. Sass, ’63 Hal Schaffer, ’56 Irwin Schneiderman, ’43 Zachary Solomon, ’57 Alexander Tanger, ’01 Carol Zicklin, ’61 Executive Committee Chair: Marge Magner The Executive Committee comprises all officers and committee chairs and the president of Brooklyn College. The Executive Committee has all the powers of the board when the board is not in session. The Executive Committee considers key recommendations from the board committees listed below, and sets the agenda for the full board meeting. solicitation, and stewardship. Notable accomplishments during the past year include: • A successful transition from an outside consultancy to an onsite professional development team, which now has twelve fulltime staff members. • Expanding efforts to include major gifts, planned giving, and research services. • Increasing fundraising by 72 percent. • Surpassing the $75 million campaign target set in 2001. Audit and Finance Committee Chair: Barry Feirstein The Audit and Finance Committee selects and works with the Foundation’s auditors, currently Loeb & Troper, to ensure that the Foundation continues to meet nationally accepted auditing standards. In addition to reviewing the annual financial statements and budget, the committee examines employee policies and procedures to ensure Foundation compliance with CUNY best practices. This spring two such policies were recommended and adopted by the full board: the Whistleblower and Code of Ethics policies. • Increasing the number of gifts by 45 percent (restricted and unrestricted). Investment Committee Chair: Martin Sass The Investment Committee is charged with prudently building the Foundation’s endowment fund to secure the long-term future of Brooklyn College. Committee members are responsible for the development and periodic review of the fund’s Investment Policies and Guidelines and for asset allocation to various investment strategies to achieve appropriate diversification of the fund’s investments based on its needs and objectives. The Committee selects, meets with, and manages a variety of outside professional investment managers (in consultation with an outside adviser and monitoring firm). In FY07 the wise stewardship of the Investment Committee resulted in an increase of 18.1 percent in the fund’s investment portfolio. Development Committee Chair: Howard Wohl The Development Committee provides oversight of the fundraising activities of the Foundation, including monitoring the staffing and goal-setting of the Development Office. Members provide critical advice on alumni research, cultivation, Governance and Nominating Committee Chair: Myron Kandel The Governance and Nominating Committee is charged with ensuring best-practice governance of the Foundation and continued development of the Foundation’s board of trustees. Responsibilities include directing research for prospective board members and providing recommendations for new board candidates, for officers of the Foundation, and for honorary governors. In FY07 the Foundation welcomed three trustees: Sol Barer, Chairman and CEO, Celgene Corporation; Florence Cohen Rosen, President, Rosen Associates Management Corporation; and Richard Wilpon, Partner, Sterling Equities. Stanley Goldstein, Morton Topfer, Jerry Della Femina, Saul Katz, and Jim Fantaci, were nominated and elected as honorary governors. The committee did significant work in establishing a memorandum of understanding between the College and the Foundation. Planned Giving Committee Chair: Sam Beller Planned Giving Committee members provide guidance and technical expertise on planned gifts and the solicitation of such gifts. In FY07 this committee spearheaded the development and implementation of a new planned giving program, including expanded outreach and marketing efforts. Notable achievements included the approval and launch of a charitable gift annuity program and an expanded bequest marketing program, which resulted in nearly $2 million in new revenue. Student Life Committee Chair: Zachary Solomon The Student Life Committee engages Foundation trustees in campus activities and programs that enrich the lives of students. Foundation trustees are joined on this committee by key faculty members, including the Undergraduate Dean, the Dean of Student Affairs, and two students who work with trustees to identify critical student needs. A notable development this past year was the Board Leadership Forum, a speakers’ bureau connecting trustees with students through the Magner Center for Career Development and Internships. This year, the committee recommended support for student volunteerism and a student/faculty advisement symposium. In addition, the committee voted to support the BC Conservatory of Music Chamber Choir Tour of China 2008. The Chamber Choir will perform as part of a salute to the Olympic Games in Beijing based on the Conservatory’s tradition of excellence and the Chamber Choir’s reputation. Performing Arts Center Committee Chair: Don Buchwald The Performing Arts Center Committee is charged with monitoring the Foundation’s role in supporting the College’s new project to build a state-of-the art performing arts center for Brooklyn College. The committee members consulted on the design and construction of the center, helped to select the architectural team, set naming opportunities, and monitored the progress of the funding campaign. Legacy Society We gratefully acknowledge the members of our Legacy Society, a group of generous alumni and friends who have named the Brooklyn College Foundation in their wills, trusts, life-income gifts, insurance policies, or retirement plans. We are truly thankful for their extraordinary commitment to securing the future of the College. “The education I received at Brooklyn College was outstanding, and I felt compelled to give back. While we paid virtually no tuition fees, today’s students must pay substantial fees, and they deserve the same opportunities we earlier students had. Your planned gift to the College can give hardworking students the chance to attend Brooklyn College and to receive the top-notch education that will lead them to rewarding careers.” Daniel M. Lyons, ’39 The Daniel M. Lyons and Bente S. Lyons Foundation Brooklyn College Legacy Society Betty L. Allen, ’38 Marilyn Apelson, ’47 Willard, ’68, and ’67 Eleanor, , Archie Millicent Aronoff, ’44 Daniel Baker, ’57 Kelvin A. Barry, ’00 Lawrence E. Behr, ’56 Sam E. Beller, ’59 Lorna R. Bernard, ’47 Fannie K. Beyer, ’43 Roslyn D. Bienenstock, ’58 Irwin E. Blum, ’34 Philip J. Canciglia, ’54 Nathan Cedars, ’39 Jules Chametzky, ’50 Sui Kuk Cheng, ’99 Edwin H. Cohen, ’62 Herbert L. Ennis, ’53 Joseph S. Fisher, ’52 George Friedman, ’56 Barbara Leslie GerberKrasner, ’62 Stanley Goldstein, ’59 Meri Seinfeld Goodman, ’64, and Robert Goodman Robert, ’62, and Phyllis, ’63, Hechtman Mary Howard Eva Hubschman, ’40 Leanora B. Katzman, ’53 Stuart Kessler, ’50 Murray I. Kofkin, ’49 Murray Koppelman, ’57 Donald Kramer, ’58 Claire A. Lambkin, ’53 David Langmeyer, ’63 Jacob Lebowitz, ’57 Sandra R. Leiblum, ’65 Samuel I. Levey, ’35 Elliot Levine, ’46 Fred Levine, ’56 Helen Lieber, ’39 Ethel L. Liebman, ’57 Walter Lipiner, ’48 Lesley A. Lull, ’81 Daniel M. Lyons, ’39 Philip Medvin, ’43 Joan B. Meer, ’58 Philip N. Melnick Florence Sternlieb Menchel, ’45 Rita Meyer, ’60 Sophie Halabi Minkoff, ’38 Nathan, ’55, and Laura, ’49, Neuer Ruth Oppenheim, ’42 Samuel Phillips, ’52 Saul G. Poss, ’34 Belle Rothberg, ’58 Betty J. Rowen, ’41 Irene Ruotolo, ’59 Joan Herman Salb, ’55 Gloria A. Santino, ’47 Irwin Schneiderman, ’43 George Schwartzman, ’40 Melvin Silverman, ’42 Shirley Cohen Simon, ’56 Ronnie L. Simons, ’66 Gerald Stein, ’59 Kate M. Tuchman, ’34 Thomas, ’57, and Anita, ’69, Volpe Brendelle B. Walden, ’47 Anne S. Wax, ’39 Robert D. Weisberg, ’49 Howard Wohl, ’64 Abraham Wolf, ’56 Ethyle R. Wolfe and Coleman H. Benedict Memorial and Honorary Gifts Many of our committed supporters give to the Brooklyn College Foundation as a lasting tribute to a family member, friend, or associate. We are pleased to recognize these kind gestures by acknowledging the individuals in whose honor or in whose memory gifts were made to the Foundation between July 1, 2006, and June 30, 2007. In Honor Of Sam and Eva Beller Steven and Barbara Brickman Barbara L. Gerber Wilbur Grant Michael Lewis Marvin Nasses Herbert A. Nestler Jack Phelan Robert Rifkin Robert Robinson Betty Rudorfer Elmer Sprague Hans Trefousse Robert and Roberta Wallach In Memory Of Sadie Altstein Bernard Anderman Irving Brodsky Alice Cohen Dorfman John Duffy Beatrice Edelman Charles Evans Cliff Friedman Neil Glixon Herb Golden Gerald Goldfinger Boris and Miriam D. Goldman Feliks Gross Barbara Harrington Marshall Hochhauser Gerson Hoffman Patricia Irene Hopkins Bert Jahr Peyton Kerr Benjamin Kleinmuntz Marvin Kohn Gil Kruger Michael Ribaudo Eugene D. Rosenblum Joseph Rosenthal Muriel Rosenthal Robert Rosenthal Allan Schneider Beatrice Shapiro Richard Paul Shapiro Jerome Shweder Jack S. Snyder Class of 1957 50th Reunion Gift We are delighted to acknowledge those members of our class of 1957, who commemorated their 50th graduation reunion by graciously giving back to Brooklyn College. Their generous contributions were used to purchase a comprehensive and authoritative online resource for the works of William Shakespeare for the Brooklyn College Library. This wonderful class gift will benefit Brooklyn College students for generations to come. Class of 1957 50th Reunion Donors Janet G. Abrahamson Betty M. Adelson Alice Agran Barbara Ain-Fink Sam Amster Judi A. Aronowitz Zelda Band Reuben M. Baron Mary Jane C. Berlejung Sherry Blackman Judith W. Cohen Nathan Cohen Seymour M. Cohen Marie L. Crupi Gerald Dassin Doris E. Davis Carolyn L. Diamond Jean E. DiCosola Doris L. Dingott Elaine H. Eugster Gloria B. Evans Michael H. Feder Odette N. Feltman Robert K. Fink Elaine Fisher Marylin H. Frank Harriet S. Friedman Walter J. Friedman Arline F. Geller Marie B. Gillespie Elinor Gipfel George R. Gold Hannette L. Goldberg Helen Goldfinger Marcia I. Goldman Gerald Goldstein Marcia J. Greenberg Diane Grimm Ann Harson Robert L. Hershkowitz Edgar D. Hines William J. Hirschman Stanley J. Horowitz Evelyn M. Johnson Mildred E. Jones Mildred D. Josefson Stuart R. Kahlenberg Richard J. Kaplan Lila Kass Vera J. Katz Julian M. Kien Annette Korn Claire Korn Walter Kuskowski Virginia R. LaMarr Anna Lasley Pearl Laufer Jacob Lebowitz Joseph A. Leoce Doris R. Levinson Juliette Levinton Marion Lipton Michael Lombard Barbara Loonin Harriet Machlis Bernice Mahler Glenda Mandelbaum Judith M. Marcus Harriet Z. Martin Ronald J. Meyers Phyllis Mindell Diane Moskowitz Jerome S. Moss Marvin Natiss Harvey H. Newman Lois A. Nova Elaine P. Osterman Joseph D. Pacheco Norman Padnos Howard A. Palley Joseph Pasquariello Myron J. Peikes Sheila Perl Phyllis R. Pollack Kathleen J. Prestwidge Genevieve M. Querin Wilma R.K. Rader Rita L. Robbins Myron Rose Efrem Rosen Lewis H. Rosenbaum Aleza Rosenberg Carlton Rosenzweig Anne L. Rotenberg Rachel Rubin Lucille Saks Murray Schechter Barbara Schlactus Ruby Schneider Daralee Schulman Maram P. Schuster Myrna Schuval Ira H. Schwed Rose Seiden Adrienne L. Serowitz Gloria Singer Evelyn Sisko Martin Solomon Zachary L. Solomon Joyce E. Spencer Claire Starr Philip Starr Marlene Stifelman Roslyn Talbot Dorothy Talmadge George Tessler Thomas J. Volpe Barry Warner Elaine Watters Marvin G. Weinbaum Julia Weinstein Lenore Weissberg Norman C. Weissberg Marilyn Williams Harriet Wittenberg Alice S. Wolfson The Brooklyn College Foundation, Inc. BALANCE SHEET JUNE 30, 2007 (with summarized financial information for June 30, 2006) 2007 2006 $ 2,087,094 50,266,377 15,264 7,029,861 956,022 56,671 215,320 $60,626,609 _________ ASSETS Cash Investments (includes $1,086,221 in 2006 and $1,150,620 in 2005 held in split interest agreements) Interest receivable Contributions receivable (net of allowance of $250,000 in 2006 and 2005) Beneficial interest in remainder trusts Prepaid expenses and other receivables Artwork Total assets $ 2,127,668 59,889,855 13,385 14,295,569 915,505 25,480 233,820 $77,501,282 _________ LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses Annuity obligations Total liabilities Net assets Unrestricted General Board designated endowment Total unrestricted net assets Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets More detailed information is available in the independent auditor’s report. $ 196,131 683,618 879,749 $ $ 83,462 529,320 612,782 4,657,820 6,329,574 10,987,394 28,224,255 37,409,884 76,621,533 $77,501,282 _________ 141,595 5,080,685 5,222,280 18,986,292 35,805,255 60,013,827 $60,626,609 _________ Gifts that Support Brooklyn College Brooklyn College relies on the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations to support our mission of providing a high-quality, affordable education for deserving students. There are many ways that donors can help us achieve our mission. The Annual Fund Annual gifts by alumni and friends to the Brooklyn College Foundation underwrite current needs that cannot be funded by state assistance, tuition, or fees. Unrestricted gifts to the Annual Fund support scholarships, facilities, cocurricular student-learning opportunities, equipment for classrooms and laboratories, special seminars, and faculty development initiatives. As public funding dwindles, the College must rely more and more on private contributions. For more information about the Annual Fund please contact Stephanie Ehrlich, Associate Director, Annual Fund, at (718) 951-5074, or sehrlich@brooklyn.cuny.edu. Establishing a Scholarship, Award, or Prize The Brooklyn College Foundation offers more than six hundred scholarships and awards—valued at nearly $2 million annually—that help our best and most ambitious students meet the expenses of their education. Within limits, a scholarship, award, or prize may reflect the specific wishes of a donor. Many funds have been established to honor a former student or faculty member or to encourage students in a particular academic area. Establishing a scholarship, award, or prize can also perpetuate the memory of a loved one. For more information about establishing a scholarship, award, or prize, please contact Michelle Arrington, Deputy Director of Development, at (718) 951-5074, or Arrington@brooklyn.cuny.edu. The Legacy Society: Planned Gifts and Bequests Members of the Brooklyn College Legacy Society have made a provision for the College in their estate planning. The Brooklyn College Foundation offers several future-oriented investment opportunities for those who want to carry forward the spirit of excellence at Brooklyn College, including lifeincome trust, charitable lead trust, life insurance, and gifts of stock or real estate. Legacy Society members may also make a planned gift in the form of a bequest. For more information about the Legacy Society or making a planned gift, please contact William Healy, Senior Philanthropic Adviser, at (718) 951-5074, or WHealy@brooklyn.cuny.edu. Tributes and Memorials The Tribute and Memorial Program of the Brooklyn College Foundation was created at your request. This fund receives gifts made in tribute to a friend, business associate, or loved one on the occasion of a birthday, anniversary, or retirement. It also receives memorial gifts. For more information about tributes and memorials, please contact Stephanie Ehrlich, Associate Director, Annual Fund, at (718) 951-5074, or sehrlich@brooklyn.cuny.edu. Matching Gifts: Double the Impact of Your Donation Every year, more than seven thousand corporations provide matching funds to educational and cultural organizations across the country. If you are affiliated with such a company, you may be eligible to have your gift to the Brooklyn College Foundation matched. Your company’s human resources department or personnel office is the most likely source of specific information. Complete the matching-gift form provided by your employer and send it with your gift. The Foundation will process the company form and notify you when the match is received. Gifts Online You may now make a tax-deductible gift to Brooklyn College by logging on to the Brooklyn College Foundation website, www.brooklyncollegefoundation.org, and using our secure connection. We accept credit or debit cards with a MasterCard or Visa logo. Michelle Arrington Deputy Director of Development Stephanie Ehrlich Associate Director, Annual Fund Joe Fodor Associate Director, Research William Healy, ’99 Senior Philanthropy Adviser Larisa Kholodenko Accountant Larry Knight Database Manager Beth Farryn Levine Director of Development Theresa Morelli, ’07 Foundation Relations Assistant Farah Naz, ’05 Development Associate Patricia Palermo Office Manager Katy Schlesinger Associate Director, Foundation Relations Andrew Sillen, ’74 Executive Director The Brooklyn College Foundation, Inc. Brooklyn College 2900 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11210-2889 FOUNDATION Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Brooklyn, N.Y. Permit No. 492