Mercy College Annual Report 2009

The Mercy College Annual Report is publishedannually by the Office of InstitutionalAdvancement under the direction of theOffice of Public Relations for alumni,students, parents and friends of the College.Periodicals’ postage paid at Dobbs Ferry, NYand additional mailing offices.Postmaster: Send address changes to theOffice of Institutional Advancement,Mercy College, 555 Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522.©Mercy College 2010Vice President of Institutional AdvancementDeborah SontupeDirector of Public RelationsChristine BakerDesignerVirna WongEditor/WriterAngela NallyContact Information:Office of Public Relations555 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522Email: pr@mercy.edu

Table of ContentsMission StatementMessage from the PresidentLeadershipStudentsFacultyCommunityGrantsFinancial HighlightsBoard of TrusteesHonor Roll of Donors45610161821222425Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 3

Mercy College Mission StatementMercy College is committed to providing motivated students theopportunity to transform their lives through higher education byoffering liberal arts and professional programs in personalized andhigh quality learning environments, thus preparing students to embarkon rewarding careers, to continue learning throughout their lives andto act ethically and responsibly in a changing world.4 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

A Message from the PresidentIt is a pleasure to present the 2009 Mercy College Annual Report.It has been a remarkable year for Mercy College. Thanks to the contributionsof our Board of Trustees, faculty and staff, we have continued to strengthen theCollege in a myriad of areas, building upon our core mission of providing anaffordable, high quality education to our students.Mercy College is experiencing an exciting period of progress. Several initiatives thatwere launched in 2009 have taken root and have exhibited solid success this year.The Personalized Achievement Contract (PACT) has expanded to include morethan half of the 2009 incoming freshmen class, which has exceeded our goal.Our new Library Learning Commons was completed this fall and now providesmore efficient and streamlined access to services for students in one centrallocation. Enrollment has grown to be the largest freshmen class on our fivecampuses in a decade.Within this report you will read about the highlights of the past year. As we lookto the future, our direction is guided by the Five-Year Strategic Plan 2009 – 2014,shaped by our core values:n a belief in the potential of human beings to transform themselves through aquality education;n a commitment to an inclusive environment that celebrates the diversity ofits members;n an understanding of the value of a liberal arts education in the developmentof intellectual capacities, ethics, diverse perspectives and the free exchangeof ideas;n a recognition of the role of faculty scholarship to the development ofquality pedagogies and research; andn an understanding that through our interactions, our service and ouroutreach to students we make a distinctive impact.As president, I am greatly enthused by what I see at Mercy College: a facultydedicated to delivering quality education; a staff that is committed to excellence;a student body that is motivated and focused on achievement; and extraordinarilygenerous donors. We are proud of the progress made this year by the entire MercyCollege community and confident that we will experience success in the comingyear that reflects upon our core values.Thank you for your continued support as Mercy College prepares increasingnumbers of students for academic success, rewarding careers, and enriched lives.Sincerely,Dr. Kimberly R. ClinePresidentMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 5

Mercy College Alumnus Anthony Mullen ‘02 Named 2009National Teacher of the YearAnthony Mullen ‘02 was named 2009 National Teacher of the Year and honored byPresident Obama at a White House Ceremony this April. A special education teacherat the ARCH School, an alternative education branch of Greenwich High School(Greenwich, CT), Mullen he earned MS degrees in both elementary education andspecial education at Mercy College.A Bronx native, Mullen served as a New York City policeofficer for 20 years. Working with troubled teenagers, herealized that many were destined for prison unless theyreceived the benefits of a quality education and positiverole models. Determined to provide troubled youngpeople with the crucial help they need, he enrolled inMercy College to obtain the graduate degrees in educationrequired for him to make a contribution towardssubstantially bettering the lives of at-risk youth.Photo credit: Ron SachsThe National Teacher of the Year Program, a project ofthe Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), isone of the oldest and most prestigious national honorsprograms that focus public attention on excellence inteaching. Anthony Mullen is the 59th National Teacherof the Year, and will serve as a national and internationalspokesperson for education.Anthony Mullen ’02 accepts 2009 Teacher ofthe Year Award from President ObamaAnthony Mullen ’02Shares Insights withStudentsL. to R., Provost Sperling, Anthony Mullen ‘02Anthony Mullen ’02 sharedhis experience with teachingdisadvantaged teenagers withMercy College graduate educationstudents and student teacherson December 10. He urged themto focus on one child at a time inorder to make a difference in theone million American studentswho drop out of high school everyyear. He attributes his successin reaching at-risk teenagers totaking the time to learn each oftheir stories and providing themindividual attention.Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 7

Mercy College Welcomes Leadership of New DeansMercy College welcomed newleadership of its academicschools and programs withthe appointment of six newdeans this summer. Thedeans join the College at apivotal moment in time for theinstitution. Their collectivewealth of academic andBraddlee, PhDDean of Libraries InstructionalTechnology, and OnlineLearningPatricia Chute, EdDDean of the School ofHealth and Natural SciencesGeofrey Mills, PhDDean of the School ofBusinessadministrative experiencewill be invaluable to MercyCollege. As studentenrollment is increasing, thenew deans will work towardsenhancing the College’sacademic offerings andstudent-centered scholarlyactivities.Miriam SahatdjianGogol, PhDDean of the School of LiberalArtsHind Rassam Culhane,EdDDean of the School of Socialand Behavioral SciencesAndrew Peiser, PhDDean of the School ofEducationDeborah SontupeVice President ofInstitutional AdvancementDeborah Sontupe NamedNew Vice President ofInstitutional AdvancementMercy College announced theappointment of Deborah Sontupe,the new vice president of institutionaladvancement. In her position, Ms.Sontupe is responsible for providingleadership to the development,fundraising, alumni relations andpublic relations functions of theCollege. She brings more than 17years experience in fundraising,communications and non-profitmanagement to Mercy College.President ClineAppointed to Board ofTrustees of cIcuThe Commission on Independent Collegesand Universities (cIcu) appointed PresidentCline to its 2009-2010 executive board oftrustees. cIcu represents the chief executivesof New York’s more than 100 independent(private, not-for-profit) colleges and universitieson issues of public policy. It is the formalorganizational liaison with the New York StateBoard of Regents, the State Commissioner ofEducation, and the chancellors of the StateUniversity (SUNY) and City University (CUNY),and with the proprietary sector.8 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Mercy College Holds Inaugural Bronx Leadership DinnerOn December 3, 150 guests gathered at Mercy College’s Bronx campus to celebratethe Inaugural Bronx Leadership Dinner. As part of a larger effort to deepen andstrengthen the connection in the Bronx community, Mercy College was privileged tohonor four of its outstanding advocates. Theyare Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr.;Rita DiMartino, vice chairman of the boardof Bronx Lebanon Hospital; Serafin Mariel,founder of New York National Bank andchairman of the New York YankeesStadium Community Benefits Fund; andBishop Ronald Bailey, senior pastor of LoveGospel Assembly. President Cline presentedeach honoree with a citation in recognitionof their commitment and dedication to theBronx. At the dinner following the awardspresentation, New York Secretary of StateLorraine Cortés-Vázquez was the featuredguest speaker.L. to R., President Cline, Rita DiMartino, Serafin Mariel,Bishop Ronald Bailey, Ruben Diaz, Jr.Mercy College Awards Founders’ Day Medal toDonald M. Kendall, Co-Founder of Pepsico atSecond Annual Founders’ Day EventMercy College awarded its Founders’ Day Medal to Donald M. Kendall, HD ’77, the legendary business leaderwho co-founded PepsiCo, Inc., in a ceremony at the Hudson View Café, Dobbs Ferry campus, on October 17at its Founders’ Day event. This important award is presented each year to an individual who embodies thetraditions that have contributed to the continuous growth of Mercy College, and which have become a part ofthe Mercy College experience.In conjunction with the Founders’Day award, October 17, 2009was officially proclaimed DonaldM. Kendall Day by the New YorkState Senate. This proclamation,in recognition of Mr. Kendall’scontributions and accomplishments,was made by NY State Senator AndreaStewart-Cousins of the 35th District.L. to R., Marcus Payne ’09, Yalissa Jorle ’12,Donald Kendall, HD ’77, Natalie Lopez ’10,Trustee Donald MatthewsMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 9

studentsMercy College Expands PACTA Revolutionary Student EngagementProgramMercy College’s breakthrough PersonalizedAchievement Contract (PACT) program, a one-of-itskind in the U.S., has experienced tremendous growththis fall. From a beta group of 50 first-time, full-timefreshmen in spring 2009, to more than 500 enrolledin the fall 2009 incoming class, the program nowoffers more than half of the first-time, full-timefreshmen class one-on-one professional mentoringunlike any other college in the nation. The PACTbreaks down traditional institutional silos andprovides students with personal, customized andongoing attention and planning to ensure successduring their college careers and beyond. PACTmentors are engaged with students on an individualbasis from registration through graduation as asingle source of support across all aspects of theircollege experience, including admissions, academicand career advisement, financial services, generalstudent life and personal/professional development.The PACT ClimbPACT in the News onWABC-TVPACT students, mentors andadministrators discuss thebenefits of this revolutionaryprogramMercy College’s PACT programwas featured on WABC-TV onDecember 14. Education reporterArt McFarland interviewedPACT students, mentors andadministrators to tell the story ofthe college’s groundbreaking newprogram on air.PACT students Thomas DiCarlo‘13 and Giomary Solis ’13, theirPACT mentors Matt Covrigaruand Terrance Jackson, ExecutiveDean for Student Services andLeadership William Martinov,EdD, and Executive Dean forAcademic Engagement andPlanning Carolyn Tragni, PhDcandidate, participated in theinterviews and are featured inthe piece.www.mercy.edu/newsroomOn November 20, 38 Mercy College PACT (Personalized Achievement Contract) students, along withfive PACT mentors, traveled to The Cliffs, an indoor rock climbing facility located in Valhalla, New York.The PACT team, in collaboration with The Cliffs, developed several activities with the aim of improvingcommunication and leadership skills, providing team building techniques, and improving self confidence.Left: PACT students andmentors at The CliffsRight: PACT mentor TerranceJackson and Paris Lala ’13To learn more about PACT, visit www.mercy.edu/PACT10 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Photo credit: Michael PerrotaTHE IMPACT WINS AMERICANSCHOLASTIC PRESSASSOCIATION AWARDThe American ScholasticPress Association awardedThe Impact, Mercy College’sstudent newspaper, the firstplace award in the category ofGeneral Excellence.L. to R., Impact student staff members:John Ceravino ’10, Kristina Dillon ’10,Alissa Weinstein ’10, Ashley Neff ’10 andShedeiky Hamilton ’10Not pictured:Sean Faye ’09, Kate Ryan ’09, Mike Bloom’09, Pete Schaff ’09, A.J. Martelli ’09,Paul Bousché ’09, Dan Blair ’09, HectorSaavedra ’09 and Kendra Jackson ’09Mercy College Alumnae and Student Help JamaicanVolleyball Team Advance in FIVB World ChampionshipsMercy College junior Shedeiky Hamilton (Yallahs, Jamaica) and two other formerMercy College women’s volleyball players, Trevene Smith ’09 (Montego Bay, Jamaica)and Claudia Miller ’07 (Westmoreland, Jamaica), helped the Jamaican NationalVolleyball Team qualify for thethird round of the FédérationInternational de Volleyball(FIVB) World Championshipswith a second place finish inthe North, Central Americaand Caribbean VolleyballConfederation (NORCECA)Pool D.Shedeiky Hamilton (#3),Trevene Smith (#6), andClaudia Miller (#10)Courtesty of FIVBStudents Participate in 2009 Model United Nations ConferenceThe Mercy College Model United Nations team represented Namibia at the 2009National Model UN Conference in New York City, held in April. The team joined4,000 students from 300 universities from around the world in the simulation ofvarious committees and discussion of key issues of the United Nations. Mercy Collegehas participated in the conference for the past 22 years, making it among the top 30schools in the country for continuous participation. Additionally, Mercy College isan NGO (non-governmental organization) associated with the department of PublicInformation of the United Nations.Technology Upgrades in the ClassroomIn keeping with the latest technology, new “Smart” classrooms have been installed onall five campuses. These classrooms have been upgraded with the latest technology,including LCD projection, Internet connectivity, DVD/VCR equipment, andSympodium interactive monitors, a pen-equipped computer monitor that allowsusers to write electronic notes on the computer screen for projection.Mercy College Named Military FriendlySchool for 2010G.I. Jobs magazine announced that Mercy College has been named a Military FriendlyCollege for 2010. This designation ranks Mercy College in the top 15 percent ofcolleges and universities nationwide for military students. The rankings are the resultof an extensive survey that included questions on scholarships and tuition discountsfor military students; veteran clubs, networking events, and counselors on campus; andthe institution’s participation in the Montgomery GI Bill, the Post-9/11 GI Bill, and theYellow Ribbon programs.Learn more at www.mercy.edu/admissions/militaryMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 11

“Believe in yourself.What you believe inwill become yourreality.”- Jim CraigOlympic Gold Medalist1980 U.S. Hockey TeamMercy College Celebrates its 74 th CommencementWith a full house of family, friends,and well wishers joining the celebration,Mercy College sent forth its newestalumni at its 74th CommencementExercises on May 27, 2009.Presiding over her first commencementexercises at Mercy College, PresidentCline congratulated the new graduates.“As the leaders of the future, you willneed to continually nurture the wisdomyou have gained, to not only enrich yourown lives, but also the lives of others.It is important for you to find greatmentors like you have experienced withthe Mercy College faculty and, in turn, tobe great mentors.”Mercy College proudly conferredhonorary doctoral degrees upon JimCraig, Olympic gold medalist, 1980United States Olympic hockey team;Sam Waterston, acclaimed Broadway,film and television actor; Francis G.Ronnenberg, former Vice Presidentof Data Processing at Reader’s Digest;Ambassador Ahmad Kamal, FoundingPresident of the Ambassador’s Club at theUnited Nations, and former Ambassadorand Permanent Representative ofPakistan to the United Nations; andAlberto Vitale, former Chairman,President and Chief Executive Officer ofRandom House, Inc., for their distinctiveservice and support of higher education.The College congratulates the Class of2009 and looks forward to a continuedrelationship with its newest alumni.Photos by: Joe VerickerValedictorian Julia Newton ’09 addressesfellow graduatesTop leftL. to R., Honorary Degree recipient SamWaterston, Board Chairman Richard French,Honorary Degree recipient Jim CraigTop rightPresident Cline confers one of the bachelor’sdegreesThe Class of 200912 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Mercy College Unveils New Library Learning CommonsRenovated Facility Promotes Collaborative Learningand Student SuccessThe new Library Learning Commons on the Dobbs Ferry campus wasunveiled at an opening ceremony on October 5. This dynamic, collaborativeenvironment was created to integrate the academic needs and socialnetworking opportunitiesof students, and offers thema completely supportivelearning environment thatencourages self-discovery andthe acquisition of knowledgeto promote success.L. to R., Provost Sperling,Library Director Liebman,President Cline, Dean Braddleeofficially open the CommonsThe Library Learning Commons’ space configurationpromotes 21st century learning with group study areas,individual study areas, computer work stations withInternet connectivity and casual study.Renovations that Support Students Successand Streamline ServicesOffice of Student Services LobbyStudent Accounts andRegistration WindowDuring the summer months, the Dobbs Ferry campus underwentmany exciting improvements, both inside and out. The Main Halland Mercy Hall exteriors have resurfaced red brickwork and newenergy-efficient windows. Inside, the lobby and classrooms nowsport a fresh, new design in line with the distinctive Mercy Collegeblue color, as well as new desks,chairs, floors, ceilings and lighting.And the Hudson View Café hasbeen refurbished with a newlounge area that includes plasmaTVs and Internet connectivity.In Mercy Hall, the newly formedoffice of student services iscompletely reconfigured andrenovated to provide studentsmore efficient, one-stop service inopen, pleasant surroundings.Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 13

Mercy College Adds Men’s And Women’sLacrosse for 2009-2010 SeasonUnder the direction of head coaches Steve Manitta (men)and Francesca DeLorenzo (women), Mercy CollegeAthletics added men’s and women’s lacrosse that willcompete in the competitive East Coast Conferencebeginning with the spring 2010 season. Under Manittaand assistant coach Jordan Levine, a Major LeagueLacrosse all-star, the 2010 men’s team started theirinaugural season with a squad of 32 student-athleteshailing from all over New York State and New Jersey.Members of the women’s lacrosse team duringfall practiceTwelve Mavericks Receive DII ADAAcademic Achievement AccoladesIn August 2009, 12 Mercy College student-athletes received2008-09 Division II Athletics Directors Association (DII ADA)Academic Achievement Awards presented by WeatherPORT.The Academic Achievement Awards recognizes the academicaccomplishments of student-athletes at the Division II level. InJune 2009, 35 student-athletes were named to the East CoastConference (ECC) Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the 2008-09 academic year. Six hundred twenty-eight student-athletescomprise this year’s Honor Roll, awarded to student-athleteswho earn a 3.25 GPA or better in a given academic year, withrepresentation from all ten member institutions.Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach JordanLevine Named to MLL All-Star GameMercy College assistant men’s lacrosse coach JordanLevine was selected to play in the eighth annual MajorLeague Lacrosse (MLL) All-Star Game. The event tookplace at Denver’s INVESCO Field at Mile High stadiumon July 16, where his team was victorious.Jordan Levine14 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Mercy College Alumni Return to Hoop It UpOn January 31, more than 50 alumni and family members, former coaches, staffmembers, and friends returned to Mercy College’s Dobbs Ferry campus for itsannual Alumni Basketball Day. A fun-filled alumni game was held in between theMavericks’ women’s and men’s varsity doubleheader versus Molloy in the newlyrenovated gymnasium.Ralph Smith ’76 was named Co-Most Valuable Player for his sharp-shooting, alongwith Jessikah McKenzie ’03 and her dazzling display on the court. Former Directorof Athletics Neil Judge and Bill Delaney ’80 served as honorary coaches, and everydecade of Mercy College athletics was represented.Back row L. to R., Greg Longworth ’80, MattLaBarbera, Al Kanshaw, Sasha Kanshaw,Masele Kibassa ’96, Dan Quilty ’75, RalphSmith ’76, Mike Symanski ’78,Gerald Schiavo ’78, Ed Prendergast ’78,Davilla Moore ’07, Diana Fiore ’79,Mark Maffucci ’78, Walter Greig ’80, BillDelaney ’80, Neil JudgeFront row L. to R., Markeisha Wigent ’06,Christine Hafner ’06, Jessikah McKenzie ’03,Daisy Pedley ’99, Sam Riti, Meg Quilty ’77,Debbie Greig ’80Photo credit: Drew BrownMercy College Inducts Athletics Hall Of Fame Class of 2009On October 17, Mercy College inducted itsthird class into the Athletics Hall of Fame ata dinner and awards ceremony held at theRotunda at the Dobbs Ferry campus. Thisyear’s inductees were Brian Donohue ‘78,Mary Brechbiel Agnetti ’78, Bob Crescenzo‘82 and Noreen Annunziata Apicella ’86.The Dr. Ann Grow Friend of Athletics Awardwas presented to Darryl Bullock ‘73.Katelyn Klobus ’09 and Kevin Gibson ’09received the Neil Judge Scholar AthleteAwards, presented to the male and femalegraduating student-athletes with thehighest cumulative grade point averagefrom the last two academic years.Photo credit: Drew Brown2009 Hall of Fame inductees and award winners: L. to R., Bob Crescenzo ’98, DarrylBullock ’73, Katelyn Klobus ’09, Kevin Gibson ’09, Mary Brechbiel Agnetti ’78, NoreenAnnunziata Apicella ’86, Brian Donohue ’78Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 15

Faculty Member Earns PrestigiousNational CertificationFacultyAssociate Director/Clinical EducationCoordinator Julie Ann Nastasi, MAJulie Ann Nastasi, MA, Associate Director/ClinicalEducation Coordinator of the OccupationalTherapy Assistant Program, earned SpecialtyCertification in Low Vision from the AmericanOccupational Therapy Association. Only 14occupational therapists and one occupationaltherapy assistant nationwide have achieved thisdistinction.Faculty Member Publishes National Practice GuidelinesDr. Kathleen Golisz, OTD associate professor and director ofclinical education of the Occupational Therapy graduate program,authored Occupational Therapy Practice Guidelines for Adults withTraumatic Brain Injury for the American Occupational TherapyAssociation (AOTA), which represents the interests of 140,000occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, andstudents of occupational therapy.Dr. Golisz joins leaders in the profession who have contributed toAOTA’s practice guidelines series, developed in response to thehealth care reform movement in the United States.The Nigerian National HIV/Aids Challenge:Olson Research Grant ProjectAssociate ProfessorKathleen Golisz, OTDOn December 4, Associate Professor JudeAguwa, PhD, presented his Olson grantresearch project, The Nigerian National HIV/AIDS Challenge, in the Mercy Hall Rotundaon the Dobbs Ferry campus. As Decemberis National HIV/AIDS Awareness Month,it was a unique opportunity for students,faculty and staff to learn more about thisinternational health challenge.Associate Professor Jude Aguwa, PhDHealth Professions Programs Receive Re-accreditationsThree of the College’s programs in the health professions have received maximum-termre-accreditations this year. These accreditations support Mercy College’s commitment to thehealthcare professions and underscore its position as a leader for future nurse educators,nurse administrators, speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists.The Nursing Program was re-accredited for a second consecutive 10-year term by theCommission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) of the American Association ofColleges of Nursing (AACN).The Communication Disorders Program was re-accredited for a second consecutiveeight-year term by the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) of the AmericanSpeech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).The Occupational Therapy Program was re-accredited for a 10-year term by theAccreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE).16 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

M3C: 15th Annual Mathematical Modeling atMercy CollegeThis summer, Mercy College hosteda highly competitive and intensivemath program for high achieving highschool students: the 15th Annual M3C(Mathematical Modeling at Mercy College)Young Scholars Program. The goal of theprogram is to attract capable students— Professor Nagarajincluding women and minorities—into Rao, PhDthe fields of math and science by engagingthem to use math skills to solve pressing real-world challenges.Professor Nagaraj Rao, PhD, the director and founder of theM3C program, explains the importance of nurturing studentsin this unique program. He says that America is short onscientists, engineers, and mathematicians; minorities andwomen are not entering these fields in sufficient numbersdespite highly viable job opportunities. M3C shows studentshow math is relevant to solving many important problems, andhow much fun it could be.The program is funded through generous grants from the U.S.Department of Education and The Tensor Foundation.Adjunct Professor Thomas Culhane Named2009 National Geographic Emerging ExplorerMercy College Adjunct Professor Thomas Culhane wasnamed to the 2009 class of National Geographic EmergingExplorers, along with nine other visionary young trailblazersAdjunct Professor Thomas Culhanefrom around the world. Culhane is an urban plannerwhose organization Solar CITIES teaches residents in Cairo’spoorest neighborhoods how to build and install rooftopsolar water heaters and other renewable energy, water andwaste management systems. National Geographic’s EmergingExplorers Program recognizes and supports uniquely gifted andinspiring adventurers, scientists, photographers and storytellersmaking a significant contribution to world knowledge throughexploration while still early in their careers.Fifteen New Online Programs inEducation InstitutedThe School of Education received approval from theNew York State Education Department for the additionof 15 master of science distance education programs.Online distance learning is an area of growth in highereducation, as students seeking degrees continue to seekconvenient, affordable choices for an education. Byproviding innovative and high-quality online programsof study, Mercy College is able to offer students analternative format in the delivery of instruction, therebyincreasing options for students and meeting studentdemand.Our New Teacher Residence ProgramPlaces SecondMercy College’s New Teacher Residency Program placedsecond in nation at the Association of Teacher Educator’s(ATE) Annual Meeting in February. Dr. Howard Miller,professor in education, and Dr. Jacob Easley II, associateprofessor in education, presented key features of the NewTeacher Residency Program during the 2009 AnnualMeeting held in Dallas, Texas. The award recognizesoutstanding teacher education programs that exemplifycollaboration between local education agencies andinstitutions of higher education in program developmentand administration.Nursing Program Awarded Major HRSAGrantsMercy College’s Nursing Program has been awarded aone-year federal grant of $252,742, which is the largestHealth Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)award made to Mercy College since first receiving thisgrant in 2003. With this funding, awarded by theHRSA Department of Health and Human Services, theMercy College Nurse Faculty Loan Program (NFLP) willprovide financial support through loans for registerednurses enrolled in the college’s master of science innursing/nursing education program, an advanced degreeprogram which prepares nurse educators to contributeto the advancement of nursing care through teaching.The Nursing Program was also awarded a federal grantof $53,269 that will help defray the costs of tuition,books, and fees for students enrolled in its advancededucation nursing programs. With this grant, the MercyCollege Advanced Education Nursing TraineeshipProgram will provide financial support throughtraineeships for registered nurses enrolled in advancededucation nursing programs.Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 17

CommunitySAAC students takingdonations for the Side-OutFoundation during‘09 Dig PinkAuthor Clarence B. Jones Gives TalkIn recognition of Black History Month, guest speaker, Clarence B. Jones, author ofWhat Would Martin Say?, discussed his perspective of the Civil Rights Movement andits impact on current events at the Dobbs Ferrycampus. As a former attorney of Dr. MartinLuther King, Jones spent eight years as oneof Dr. King’s closest advisers, was a memberof his legendary “Kitchen Cabinet,” and wasinstrumental in drafting King’s “I Have aDream” speech. This event was created inpartnership with RiverArts, whose mission isto bring people together to create and enjoyhigh quality arts programming in the villagesof Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on-Hudsonand Irvington.L. to R., Clarence B. Jones, Provost SperlingErnest Gains Reads ExcerptsFrom His Best-Seller, A Lesson Before DyingIn February, Mercy College and ArtsWestchester, in conjunction with The Big Readinitiative, partnered to host a live, interactive conversation with Ernest Gaines,best-selling author of A Lesson Before Dying. Participants, who read the book, whichexplores social justice, institutional injustice, racism and death, gathered in the LectureHall at the Dobbs Ferry campus. Gaines was video-conferenced in from the PointeCoupee Parish library in New Roads, Louisiana, where it was also available as a livewebcast. An initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), The Big Readwas designed to revitalize the role of literary reading in American popular culture.ArtsWestchester was awarded an NEA grant to bring The Big Read to Westchester.International Film Festival:Humor Through a Cross-Cultural LensThe 10th Annual International Film Festival, held March 16-20, featured films fromChina, the Dominican Republic, Ireland, Romania, and India. The festival’s themewas humor, viewed from a cross-cultural lens. Each film was introduced by a presenterfamiliar with the country’s cultural heritage who led a discussion of the film’sperspective of that culture’s humor.SAAC Continues To Strive Toward Division ii CommunityEngagement GoalsThe Mercy College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) continues go aboveand beyond the NCAA Division II efforts of community engagement by participatingin numerous fundraising and community events. In fall 2009,the Mavericks Volleyball team raised more than $1,000 forthe Side-Out Foundation in support of breast cancer research.SAAC students participated in Sleepy Hollow’s annual HauntedHayride as actors, security and other volunteers to help raisemoney for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Not only did theMavericks raise more than $1,000 for the Kay Yow/WBCA CancerFund in their annual Pink Zone game, Mercy College also held aCharity Volleyball match. SAAC also volunteered at the annualFerry Festa in Dobbs Ferry.Photo credit: Ellen Crane18 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

United Nations Ambassadors from Ecuador and New Zealand on CampusIn partnership with the United Nations (UN) Ambassador’s Club,Mercy College hosted events that brought the Ambassadors fromEcuador and New Zealand to the Dobbs Ferry campus, providingextraordinary opportunities for dialogue amongst distinguished UNambassadors and the college community in a panel discussion format.In the inaugural panel discussion held in April, Ambassador MariaEspinosa and Ambassador Ahmad Kamal discussed “Ecuador in itsRegion and in the World,” exploring the Republic of Ecuador andits relationship to the United States and its neighbors. The role ofLatin America in global politics, its emerging trends, and likely futurescenarios were also discussed. Ambassador Maria Espinosa is thePermanent Representative of Ecuador to the UN, and former ForeignMinister of Ecuador.In the second panel discussion held in October, Ambassador JimMcLay and Ambassador Kamal discussed “New Zealand in its Regionand in the World.” The discussion provided insight into New Zealand’srelationship with its neighbors and the United States, and its role inthe global arena. New Zealand’s role at the UN and its mission’s goalsfor the future were also explored. Ambassador McLay is the PermanentRepresentative of New Zealand to the UN.Ambassador Kamal is the Founding President of the Ambassador’s Clubat the UN, former Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the UN, andSenior Fellow at the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).The Ambassador’s Club is sponsored by the Office of the Provost incollaboration with the Ambassador’s Club at the UN, the Mercy CollegeInternationalization Committee, and the Faculty Center for Teachingand Learning.L. to R., Ambassador Espinosa, AmbassadorKamalL. to R., Ambassador McLay, Provost SperlingMercy College Partners with BronxAssemblywoman Naomi Rivera in Observenceof Domestic Violence Awareness MonthOn October 28, for a fifth consecutive year, Mercy Collegehosted “Walk With Me,” organized by Bronx AssemblywomanNaomi Rivera at Mercy College’s Bronx campus. This statewideinitiative is held to raise awareness and encourage youthto become more involved in combating domestic violence.“Walk With Me” takes place on the same day and time oncampuses throughout New York State. Students from MercyCollege and other Bronx colleges walked with President Cline,Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera and other elected officials toraise awareness about this serious issue.Front Row: First from left, Nicole Morales ’10; third from left, PresidentCline; fifth from left, Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera; last, Sr. AssistantDirector, PACT George MotonMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 19

School of Health And Natural Sciences Serves as a LivableVillage Community, Hosts CarFit EventPhoto credit: Christine TokashOccupational Therapy program’s student andfaculty team hosted CarFit at Dobbs FerrycampusYonkers School 22children are readThe Cat in the HatThe Mercy College School of Health and Natural Sciences became a ‘Village’ forthe Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services LivableCommunities Program. A Westchester county initiative,Livable Communities’ mission is to develop programsto enable people to remain in their homes as they growolder with dignity and independence and enjoy a betterquality of life.As a Livable Community Village, the School of Healthand Natural Sciences joins 27 county ‘villages’ formed todate. Livable Community Villages are groups of peoplewith shared interests such as civic and service clubs,neighborhood associations, and educational institutions.As a village, the school contributes educational healthand wellness programs, such as the discussion group runat the Dobbs Ferry Senior Center by CommunicationDisorders faculty and students and the CarFit educationalevents offered throughout the county by Occupational Therapy faculty and students.As part of its commitment as a Livable Community Village, in October Mercy Collegehosted a CarFit community event. Developed by the American Society on Aging,American Automobile Association (AAA), American Association of Retired Persons(AARP) and the American Occupational Therapy Association, CarFit is the first freeprogram to offer older adults the opportunity to formally review how their cars meettheir individual needs and receive personalized information to enhance their safety.Mercy College WelcomesThe Class Of 2023Mercy College’s School of Education hosted 60children from two Yonkers elementary schools,School 23 and School 22. These children, the class of2023, received a piggy bank and 23 pennies to starttheir college savings, were read The Cat in the Hatin the new Library Learning Commons and had funactivities in the gymnasium with Coach Steve Manitta.Assistant Professor Pat Feaster, EdD, organized theevent with the aim of putting college into the mindsof children at an early age, and to encourage theirparents to foster this interest.Mercy College Receives $3.5 Million New York StateHECAP GrantMercy College has been awarded a $3.5 million grant from the Board of the NewYork State Higher Education Capital Matching Grant Program (HECap) to supportrenovations to the college’s main campus in Dobbs Ferry. The funding supportsrenovations that are vital to the College’s continuing efforts to improve and enhanceservices to students, as well as provide additional space for expanded academicprograms. HECap provides a $1 match for every $3 raised for capital investment atNew York’s independent (private not-for-profit) institutions of higher education.Funds are distributed according to a formula that considers such factors as overallstudent enrollment, student body financial need and size of existing and plannedcampus facilities.20 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Federal competitive GrantsHEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION/DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESMercy College has received federal stimulus funding madeavailable through the American Recovery and ReinvestmentAct (ARRA). Funded by the Health Resources and ServicesAdministration of the Department of Health and HumanServices, we have received two grants that will supportstudents as they pursue careers in health care, includingnursing, speech pathology, occupational therapy, physicaltherapy, and physician assistant programs.We are privileged to have a total of six active million dollargrants, each of which increases the breadth and scopeof the opportunities available to Mercy College students.These include:n 4,375,959 NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH(NIH) RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE IN MINORITYINSTITUTIONS (RIMI) 10/1/07 - 9/30/12The overarching aim of the RIMI program is to promoteminority health and to provide support for researchaimed at eliminating health disparities nationally.Funded by the National Center on Minority Health andHealth Disparities, the major goal of the RIMI Programis to build, strengthen and/or enhance the researchinfrastructure and research training capacity of minorityservinginstitutions.n $2,873,764 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONTITLE V DEVELOPING HISPANIC SERVINGINSTITUTIONS 10/1/07- 9/30/12Resources from Mercy College’s federally-funded TitleV project are making it possible to infuse technologyacross the curriculum, to enhance teaching, and toimprove facilities at the Dobbs Ferry campus. Thanksto Title V, the College opened the new Library LearningCommons in fall 2009. The grant also supports anongoing program of faculty professional developmentaimed at strengthening instruction for diverse learnersand at-risk students.n $2,606,250 NY STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENTHIGHER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM(HEOP) 7/1/04 – 6/30/09Funded by the New York State Education Department,HEOP has been serving academically and financiallydisadvantaged undergraduate students at the Collegesince 1969. HEOP offers participants an integratedprogram of support services designed to build theiracademic skills and foster their attainment of abachelor’s degree.n $2,578,266 US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONTITLE V PART B POST-BACCALAUREATEOPPORTUNITIES FOR HISPANIC AMERICANS(PPOHA) 10/1/09 – 9/30/14The College’s newest grant, Promoting PostbaccalaureateOpportunities for Hispanic Americans(PPOHA) Program, is the fourth largest grant everawarded to Mercy College. It supports a broad rangeof activities aimed at bolstering the retention andtimely graduation rates of Hispanic and other graduatestudents. This program will provide nearly $2.6million over the next five years to expand educationalopportunities for Hispanic and other graduate students.PPOHA resources will fund the development of twonew Graduate Student Centers at the Dobbs Ferry andBronx campuses as well as technology enhancementsto enrich program offerings. The grant also funds acomprehensive graduate student support and successprogram modeled on undergraduate PACT and providesscholarships for graduate students.n 1,084,296 US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TRIOSTUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM (SSSP)9/1/05 – 8/31/10Mercy College’s long-running SSS program providesdirect academic and support services to cohorts of250 academically and economically disadvantagedstudents. Similar to HEOP, TRIO SSS is designed toincrease the retention and graduation rates of lowincome,first-generation and disabled undergraduatestudents.n $1,000,000 US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONUPWARD BOUND PROGRAM 9/1/07 – 8/31/11Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, MercyCollege’s Upward Bound program is designed to enableeconomically disadvantaged Hispanic students atSleepy Hollow High School to graduate and to enroll inthe colleges of their choice. Upward Bound providesfundamental support to participants in their preparationfor college entrance.To learn more about the Office of Sponsored Programs, visitwww.mercy.edu/sponsoredprogramsMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 21

Financial HighlightsSTATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESFor fiscal years ended June 30, 2009 and 2008.Operating Activities 2009 2008RevenuesNet Tuition and Fees $ 103,288,344 $ 89,003,400Government Grants and Contracts 6,112,152 5,874,482New York State Appropriations 836,577 877,913Contributions and Private Grants 792,293 782,078Investment Return 626,823 1,158,000Room and Board 1,955,552 1,479,234Other Sources 640,166 1,139,138Total OPERATING ACTIVITIES 114,251,907 100,314,245Operating Expenses 2009 2008Program ServicesInstructional Support $ 38,462,302 $ 37,632,535Academic Support 17,570,110 17,940,411Student Services 12,517,037 13,687,440Auxiliary Enterprises 2,980,663 3,046,110Total Program SERVICES 71,530,112 72,306,496Supporting ServicesInstitutional Support 22,440,490 22,226,037Total OPERATING ExPENSES 93,970,602 94,532,533GROWTH in NET ASSETS (In THOUSANDS)14012091.51008070.674.176.779.3Total AssetsTotal Net Assets604046.72026.627.632.4 33.802005 2006 2007 2008 200922 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Sources of Revenue/Distribution of ExpensesJuly 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009REVENUES - $114.3 MNet Tuition and Fees - 90.4%Investment Returns - 0.6%Government Grants and Contracts - 5.3%Room and Board - 1.7%Contributions and Private Grants - 0.7%New York State Appropriations - 0.7%Other - 0.6%EXPENSES - $94 MInstructional Support - 40.9%Academic Support - 18.7%Auxiliary Expenses - 3.2%Institutional Support - 23.9%Student Services - 13.3%Source: Audited Financial Statements. For a copy, call 914.674.7888.Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 23

Board of TrusteesGary W. Brown, ChairmanPresident and CEOCIBC World Markets CorporationJoseph P. Carlucci, Vice ChairmanPartnerCuddy & Feder, LLPMillie Hernandez BeckerVice PresidentFirst Aviation ServicesGary A. BernsteinVice PresidentIBMKimberly R. Cline, ex-officioPresidentMercy CollegePasquale J. D'Amuro, HD ’05Chairman and Chief Executive OfficerGiuliani Security and Safety, LLCEdward B. Dunn, HD ’06Advisory DirectorMorgan StanleyJoseph GantzManaging DirectorPine Brook Road Partners, LLCBruce J. HaberPresidentBJH Management, LLCVicki P. HauptPresidentHaupt & Co.David B. JonesNational Managing PartnerPublic Sector Assurance ServicesDeloitte and Touche LLPJames M. McCormickPresidentFirst Manhattan Consulting Group, Inc.Charles E.F. MillardWilliam M. Mooney, Jr. HD ’93PresidentWestchester County AssociationTrustees EmeritiWalter Anderson ’72, HD ’89Retired Chairman, Publisher and CEOParade PublicationsDavid T. Diamond, HD ’94President and CEORosenberg-Diamond DevelopmentCorporationSarita Dizik GantzCivic LeaderFrancis G. Ronnenberg, HD ’09RetiredReader’s Digest CorporationRichard A. RosenblattPresident and CEORosenblatt Securities, Inc.Russell L. Weiss, HD ’81RetiredNorstar Bank of CommerceDonald J. MatthewsConsultantFinancial Credit and EducationalAssessment Sectors24 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Honor RoLL of Donors July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009Founder ( $100,000 +)James M., Sr. and Marsha McCormickFirst Manhattan Consulting GroupPlatinum Circle ($50,000-$99,999)Richard E., Jr. and Cristina M. FrenchWRNN-TVGold Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)Edward B., HD ’06 and Giovannella DunnThe Dunn Family FoundationPresident’s Council ($10,000 - $24,999)Aramark Facility ServicesGary A. and Susan BernsteinIBMGary W. and Audrey BrownJoseph P., Esq. and Elizabeth CarlucciCuddy & Feder, LLPGlenn R. Cooper, Esq. and Sonja J. M., Esq.Louise and Arde Bulova FundDavid T., HD ’94 and Susan DiamondRosenberg-Diamond Development CorporationJoseph Gantz, Sarita Dizik Gantz andPamela BlumenfeldThe Jack Gantz Family FoundationPine Brook Road Partners, LLCDennis H., Esq. and Dr. Fay T. GreenwaldDavid B. JonesDeloitte & ToucheOtto E. and Ermina RoethenmundAlberto, HD ’09 and Gioietta VitaleTrustees’ Society ($5,000-$9,999)Nancy ArgentoR. Argento & Sons, Inc.Dr. Adma d’HeurleDr. Kimberly R. Cline andPeter M. Fishbein, Esq.Follett Higher Education GroupJulio Garcia ’87Bruce J. and Michele I. HaberHutchinson Metro CenterKeyBank, N.A.Sue LehmannLessing’s Inc.L.F. O’Connell Associates, Inc.Carol Ruth LofstedtMadison Consulting GroupDr. Arch and Dr. Marie T. McKellar, HD ’92The Tensor FoundationRobert H. and Kate S. NiehausMarian A. Randazzo ’76Proftech, LLCRichard A. and Jeanne RosenblattRosenblatt Securities, Inc.Matthew Stragazzi andSarah O’Connor, Esq. ’80Dr. Harris B. Stratyner ’77, HD ’05 andDr. Lynn Anne GreeneSunGard Higher Education ManagedServicesTD BankNorthPresident’s Associate ($2,500-$4,999)Allied Barton SecurityIrene BuckleyBernard J., Jr. and Betty-Ann CostelloCoca-Cola Bottling Company of New YorkDr. Ann E. GrowEdward T. and Lucretia S. MannOnsite Computer Service, Inc.The Excel GroupThomas and Alicia SettleThe New York Community TrustThe Westchester Community FoundationDavid Wermuth, Esq. andJennifer I. Kroman, Esq.Dr. Stanislaw WiktorCentral Systems International, Inc.Chairman’s Council ($1,000-$2,499)AdtechAllegiance CapitalWalter ’72, HD ’89 and Loretta AndersonAnn Avella ’89Christine Baker and Dara Onofrio, Esq.Bank of AmericaJames A. and Daun I. BarrettAlexander Bing and Cynthia Eaton BingCynthia BingBleakley, Platt & Schmidt, LLPBroadmar CompanyWarren E. and Dr. Helen C. BuhlerRosemary A. Burns ’66Janice CallowayCarrera InvestmentsWayne L. CioffariConcept Air ConditioningWilliam V., Jr. and Lynnann CuddyGeorge S. and Sophie G. CoumantarosPasquale J., HD ’05 and Laura A. D’AmuroWilliam ’80 and Barbara DelaneyRobert G. and Patricia Y. DettmerJeffrey B. and Nina DobbsRobert and Leslie B. DowlingSean F. X. DuganDuncan Industries CorporationRichard T. Finger, Jr.Theodore S. and Jeanne FrancavillaRichard E., III and Dawn W. FrenchChristian J. and Sharon FrenchMark and Megan FrenchGA IndustriesDavid GallagherHarvest Fund Raising CounselGriffin Coogan Blose & SulzerDr. Alistair and Rev. Nancy HannaVicki P. HauptHealth Net of Northeast, Inc.HudsonLinkICA Risk Management ConsultantsPaul J. and Diana D’Amico Juettner, Esq.Joseph and Demetra N. KeaneCharles M. and Regina M. KreigKya Construction Corp.Lehr Construction Corp.Liberty MutualLoehmann’sMarks Paneth & ShronDouglas G. McNairCharles E. F., Jr. and Gwen MillardMy Sports Dreams, LLCBela B. Nevai and Clara Nevai CharitableFoundation, IncPatrick J. O’Brien and Margaret M. McGrailDr. Laurette J. OlsonPhilip & Lynn Straus Foundation, Inc.Linda J. RhodesFrancis G., HD ’09 andMary Ellen RonnenbergDr. Michael B. Sperling andDr. Priscilla H. FisherMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 25

Taconic Corporate Park LLRobert and Roxana TenenbaumThe Children’s Hearing InstituteThe Eugene and Emily Grant FamilyFoundationThe Glickenhaus FoundationThe Goldstein Family FoundationThirty Ink Media & Marketing Inc.Miklos and Elena TothDamon S. and Carolyn M. Tragni ’86Dorothy TymusUniversity Sports Publication, Inc.Joseph G. and Louise ValentiRichard J. and Susan WaksmanDavid and Susan WilliamsMercy Society ($500-$999)A1 Pavement Services Ltd.David and Susan AckermanJames AielloPhilip BagleyDrs. Jeffrey and Dorothy Balancio ’68Thomas P. and Dr. Eileen E. BrennanC.M. AlmyPaul W. CascellaBruce E. ClarkFay D. CouyoumjanCrystal Blue Cleaning ServiceWayne P. and Rea DavidsonCharles and Debra DeHartAlan DernCarlo and Denise A. DiCristofaroElaine Dolgin-LiebermanEastchester Auto SafetyDr. William EhmannFC StingDr. Petronella A. FeasterMichael J. and Kara FerranteLouis W. Fish and Ita M. RahillyJoseph C. and Jennifer GawronskiMichael A. GianzeroJennifer GrassanoHealth Insurance Plan of Greater New YorkPhillip R. and Eileen S. Hoffman ’77Jackson, Lewis, Schnitzler & Krupman, LLPMartin C. Kelly and Dr. Mary Knopp-KellyPeter and Sara KendallGilbert N. and Rebecca Kerlin ’84Dr. David L. KilpatrickEdward W., Jr. and Leslie K. KnappWalter and Jonette KowalczykFred, II and Kathleen LacikDavid and Dr. Lucie LapovskyLaRosa Building Group LLCJohn P. Leonard ’81Gregory M. Longworth, Esq. ’80 andDonna RussoStephen T. and Mary MarsarDr. Lynda A. MarvinAndrew J. and Kathleen M. McGovernElizabeth Pond McKinney ’71Maria Miehle ’65Dr. Peter V. Minorsky andDr. Natalie B. Bronstein ’07Susan S. MirzaPeter B. ’94 and Kathryn MooreMatt MorenoKathleen A. MulroeDr. Joseph P. and Ann MurrayRobert M., Jr. and Leni D. NewmanMichael and Nanette OwsianyPBJ EnterprisesDr. Andrew and Barbara PeiserHector J. and Brigitte S. Perez ’98Joseph L. and Heather SchaeferMichael J. and Dr. Gloria SchlisselbergRichard G. SchulzeLeroy SinclairSitt Asset Management LLCBill SotomayorMark and Mary T. Stroock ’98Vincent M. TesorieroKenneth W. Nielsen and Gretchen ThaiszPhilip and Peggy F. WalshDrs. Melvin and Esther WermuthWestfield Capital ManagementCompany, LLC.Joseph A., Jr. ’72 and Mary M. WhalenWilliam R. and Mary Ellen HoffmanRichard H. and Patricia WolffRobert and Debra T. Zizik ’03, MS ’03Mercy Associate ($250-$499)Frank and Rachelle AlkinJorge F. ’86 and Maria AlmeidaAlmeida Oil Company, Inc.Bari Lynn at Home IncAnthony and Marian BelliSalvatore L. ’82 and Maureen BellinoWilliam L. and Dr. Nancy A. BensonLuis M. Bido ’09Howard N. BlitmanWilliam T. and Linda K. BoyleDavid P. and Mary J. Bray ’66Paul and Margaret Bresko ’97, MS ’97Dr. Darryl E. Bullock ’73 andMelissa M. Petrie-Bullock ’02Dr. Jack and Jean BurkePamela CappuzzelloRobert Carpenter and Debra KenneySteven M. and Dawn H. CauleyRobert A. and Dr. Patricia M. ChuteMargot CollinsRohan D. and Grace L. CreightonKevin M. and Michelle CurryDaniel M. and Lois DeCarloFrances De Simone ’96John and Marcella DeSioRobert E. Dinan andDr. Margaret M. CucinellFlorence C. Di Paola ’74Stephen and Catherine DolnickJohn W. Dormin and Ann C. SullivanDr. Sean R. DuganStewart S. EhrenhausEstrellita V. Ello ’04Gerald ’91 and Joan EstwickExperienced ExterminatorsFidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundStephen and Cathy FurnaryJohn L. GalganoJames B. and Lucy GallagherAlex Gitterman and Naomi Pines GittermanMaria C. Gonzalez ’88Grant & Longworth, LLPElissa A. GreenwaldDr. Donald Grunewald, HD ’84 andBarbara Frees, Esq.Robert A., Esq. and Renee HackMatthew R. and Dr. Nannette HylandDr. Evan Imber-BlackJohn Herbert CompanyK.E.B. Pest Control, LLCBruce and Elaine I. Kantor ’80Christine KoskyCatherine A. KowalskiPatricia A. Lamb-KennedyPeter and Linda LauricellaNoemi Levine ’8026 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Victor M. and Regina LozanoThomas F. and Nona F. Maher ’71Robert C. Dinn and Erin B. MalloyDr. William MartinovJames and Joanne D. McCueMeehan & Ramos Pools, LLCExequiel T. ’80 and Cynthia S. MendozaMercy College Faculty AssociationBarbara Miglio ’80Millburn Sales CompanyDr. Thomas and Marie MiltonKenneth MundyDr. Rosemarie MurrayNathaniel B. DayDavid NeufeldJeffrey A. NewmanAlvin and Bettie A. Norflin ’97Amr M. NosseirStephen and Dr. Linda S. OchserVictor A. and Dr. Mary Lou PaganoJohn M. and Nancy B. PawlyshynJohn J. Pelligrini andNancy Cahill PelligriniStephanie PereyoDr. William C. and Mary PrattellaJoseph C. and Anne M. RandazzoDr. Nagaraj S. and Rukmini RaoReliastar Life Insurance Companyof New YorkJackie RoebuckPatricia E. Rowan ’84Kenneth and Gabriela Royal ’08Rye PT & Rehab. At AltheusManuel J., Jr. and Olga L. SantapauRobert J. SaracenaKestas E. Silunas and Dr. Mary C. KraetzerJose M. SorianoSt. Hugh St. Elizabeth Baseball League, Inc.Robert C. and Lydia J. StockertStephen T. Swayne ’97, MS ’98Nancy Tejada-WardKenneth S. TysonDr. Elaine UnderhillBogdana S. Vladescu ’99, MBA ’03Brian Walsh ’06, MBA ’09John and Emma Ward ’79Deirdre WhitmanLawrence B. and Carol S. WolfeMercy Century Club ($100-$249)Allen Abramson and Dr. Elaine S. ParisJames G. ’84 and Christine M. AckertAcme Stage & Sports Specialties, Inc.Patricia M. Adams ’78Advanced LandscapingJohn M. and Dorothy A. Aitken ’90John E., Jr. and Cheryl D. AldenCarol V. Alexander ’05, MS ’06All Makes Heating & Air ConditioningCorp.Robert and Carol A. Andriani ’89Mathew R. AnzivinoJohn R. AnzivinoMarguerite Armas BusettiSantosh and Dr. Sudha RamaswamyJason and Susan BarnettMark A. Barreiro ’80 and Bill RoneyMary Elizabeth Batiste ’67David M. and L. T. BeirneCompton A. ’88 and Sheila BelleBarbara Benjamin-ShapiroDr. Joshua and Lynne BerrettHenry P. and Elizabeth T. BiancoJoseph J. and Dr. Frances M. BiscoglioKwadwo ’85 and Lydia BoaheneJeanne Bonadies ’72Michele M. Bonnell ’98James L. and Maxine L. BookerWilliam C. and Hilda Bormann ’78Ronald A. ’93 and Shirley BreretonNoel Broccoli ’98Fred F. BrooksDavid BrownTzafrir Avinoam andElizabeth D. Brown-Avinoam, CPA ’84Winsome R. Brown-Sewell ’86Edward S.Brubaker ’99, MS ’99 andSusan GoldbergDominick J. and Janice C. BumbacoGertrude CalboKevin J. Campbell ’87William W., Jr. and Marjorie C. CampbellWilliam J. and Tere CanidaJoseph and Cynthia A. CardilloWilliam L., USN ’79 and Erminia CarlsenLinda S. Carmosino, MD ’74Michael A. and Marion CarrieriEpifanio Castillo ’75Monique CaubereRichard A. Ceriello ’73Dr. Zhixiong ChenJosephine K. ChenDorothy M. CholnokyDr. Judith ChristopherWilliam E. CioffiroChris C. ’86 and Melissa ClehaneTed and Ingrid D. Climis ’77Elizabeth M. CochranDavid J. Cohen, Esq. ’78David M. and Nancy CollinsCommerce Bank, N.A.Daniel S. and Sally P. ConnollyChristine D. Conti-CollinsJoseph N. Cooper ’98Angelo and Margaret E. Cornacchia ’88Malachy and Elizabeth CorriganRobert F. and Helen M. CorroonJohn Culhane andDr. Hind Rassam CulhaneJohn E., Cullen, Esq. andAlison D. Kelly-CullenJon-Patrick Cullen ’04Denis CuranLee C. and Maureen CurrlinAnthony W. CuseoRichard and Johanna Cushing ’66Antoinette D’Alauro ’07Edmund and Marguerite J. D’Aloisio ’69D’Andrea Provisions of Maryland, Inc.Joanne H. Davies ’69Anthony and Ann G. DeCarloJames DeCarloDayna DeCarloMalcolm and Rosa M. Deering Isaac ’02Irene R. Delgado ’90Frank J. DeRosaDrs. Daniel and Sidney DeShazo CallahanDr. Lucia M. DesirEric P. Dominijanni ’97James and Suzanne Doran ’97Dr. Sherry A. Downie ’87Brian J. DoyleJoan E. Draper ’07Debra S. Dring ’00Robert C. ’85 and Mary K. DromerhauserEdward P. DuffyDr. Barbara L. Duncan ’88Patrick F. DunleavyMichael J. and Karen DunneMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 27

Dr. Jacob Easley, IIEdward A. and Teresa A. Echeverria ’80Richard C. and Anne B. EgbertJoel G. Engelbrektson ’82Alden EnglanderEugene and Bonnie EpsteinHope EtheridgeJohnie L. ’02 and Tina EureMarilyn FaderChrista FagerbergMichael and Carol FazioJohn A. ’83 and Claire C. FicoSteven and Dawn Finn ’71Kathleen W. Finneran ’06Seabrew and Dr. Bessie R. FordEileen C. Fox ’81Raymond S. GalinskiDr. Joseph F. and Susan R. GannonGarcia Accounting & Tax Services, Inc.Patricia Garner ’89Walter and Dolores Gartner ’69Patrick W. ’83 and Elizabeth A. GeogheganPatrick J. and Geraldine GilmartinErnest and Rosalie GisolfiIra and Miriam GoldbergDebra L. GoreyZygmont C. and Marie GorskiEdward M. and Jeanne Greene ’82Robert M. and Shari GreenwaldWalter ’80 and Debra E. Greig ’80Joseph GriffithLouis J. and Antonia T. GuccioneSimeon-Dan L. Guisuraga ’94Conrad A. HallRonald J. and Dr. Ruth L. HansenDiane L. Harkin ’66Russel H. and Mary HarperGardner and Susanne Heincke ’78Andrew and Frances B. Heman ’69Steven M. and Donna A. S. HermanHill Top Collections, Inc.Peter and Angeline M. HofmanMark and Kathleen HopkinsRoseMary and John HuntSamuel IrizarryEllen M. Johnson ’72Emilio E. ’81 and Maria C. JuanMary Anne ’65 and Neil JudgeJeffrey M. Katz ’81Fritz and Mary A. Kautz ’81Geraldine Kavanah ’71Pierce M. and Kathleen KeaneRichard C. and Dr. Barbara J. KecklerAshlee J. KellyBrian R. ’07 and Patricia C. KellyDavid T. and Susan Y. KettigKemal M. Khan ’98Masele M. ’96, MBA ’05 andJanet M. KibassaLinda M. Kilsheimer ’90Mary Malone Kirsch ’69William M. ’00 and Yvonne M. KlotzKatie KodniaDonald KolinoskiRebecca KooperIsrael and Elinor KopmarCaitlin H. Krueger ’05Kuchinsky & AssociatesDr. Lynette M. Kvasny ’88La Cremaillere Restaurant CorporationLace Transportation, InclFred and Joan M. LacikDr. Douglas A. LancasterTheodore and Jo Anne F. Lee, RN ’97Dr. Arthur J. and Sabrina L. LermanStephanie LewisCharles Hyman and Judith T. LiebmanBartley F. and Julie E. LivolsiJoseph and Valerie A. Longchamps ’98Margaret ’96, MS ’97 and Vincent LoSchiavoSusan E. LussierRaquel MacGregor ’08Oniel ’90, MS ’07 and Mildred MachadoScott B. ’84 and Christine A. Madalon ’92Joann MagillHemansu Mangal ’06, DPT ’08Tania R. Marchetti ’06Carolynn M. Marchini ’97Gail MarianoAlicia MartinJohn and Linda S. MartinMichelle Y. Mattei ’86Sherylyn A. McAllister ’84William and Kathryn A. McCormick ’70Stephen and Margaret McDermottJohn H. McDonald, Esq. ’96Michael McEneanyEllen M. McGrath ’87Lucille F. McKenna ’70Brian and Frances J. McManus ’69Jenae C. McPhatter ’05Dr. Mary T. McVicarDennye L. MedlarDr. Barbara MelamedCatherine M. Melville ’01Gregg D. and Lisa S. Merksamer ’85Chona MethotMatthew A. and Susan E. MethotDr. Margaret K. MorrisMount Pleasant RenegadesEileen MundyJohn and Joann MuscarellaMargaret A. NachmanDr. Barbara T. NashArthur V., Jr. and Cynthia F. NeffCarl R. and Thuy Nguyen ’75Ronald J. OehlRussell K. ’81 and Patricia E. OrtizTodd R. and Mary M. PajonasMelissa A. PalombiniChristopher and Joann T. PannulloJoseph and Joyce T. PappalardoJohn and Janet L. PartenzaEdward J. and Clare M. PascocelloRobert J. ’85 and Kathleen PasqualeTrishna Patel ’05Charles C. and Marie S. PearceRobert M. PearceDaisy A. Pedley ’99Lynn PellinoEarl R. Penney ’94Andrew PersonMichael J. Philp ’76Marie-France PiardLloyd and Cheryl PineDr. Anthony and Joan PiscitelloGerard A. Pizzo ’95Gerardo Polito ’83Theresa Portoles ’73John PuglieseJohn M. ’78 and Carolyn A. RapaljeJohn and Carol ReglerAnthony and Angela ReichUriel G. and Lorraine Y. Reid ’83John A. and Wendy L. RichardsJanet C. Riordan ’03Alisa RogosinCharles K. and Caroline G. Rohl28 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Audrey B. Russell ’03Frank A. and Adair SampognaLeroy and Florence V. Samuels ’75Santella Business Solutions, Inc.Albert Santiago ’84Daniel and Margaret P. SantoraEmily E. Saunders ’65Dr. Peter J. SchnecknerJohn and Marlene SchraderDouglas R. and Jacqueline B. ScottDorothy B. Scott ’79Joseph and Alba C. Shane ’80Robert and Loriann SheltonMichael D. Shortal ’84Thomas S. Shumansky ’76Andrew N. and Rebecca SiegelMichael J. Slesinski ’07 and Julie A. NastasiFrank R. ’79 and Pok Sun SnyderMark Soto and Theresa A. Stagg ’88Charles and Janet StockertRobert E. and Dianne S. SweeneyLeonard and Renee TaubenblattRaymond F. and Gretchen ThaiszThe Physical Therapy InstituteThomas Granello Insurance Agency, Inc.Lindley G. ThomassetMelvin D., Sr. ’76 and Neva D. Thornhill ’76Miron TimoshukRichard and Irene TothDr. James P. and Nancy C. ToweyTown Fair TireRalph E. Smith ’03 and Laura TrigiliaJohn and Ellen W. Van Tassell ’89Villa Sonia, Inc.Bernadette M. WagnerKenneth H. and Ruth D. WaitRobert Ward ’05Crasheena WardDavid J. Wasserman ’08 andNereida Quiles ’09Wayne W. WebbAlfred and Mary Ann B. Weber ’88Howard and Deborah WeberMarc ’85 and Margaret WeissStanley W. WellingtonWestchester Frozen RopesMaurice Dawson andJeanie J. Williams-Dawson ’02Denis F. and Jennifer M. WintonBarbara E. Wisdom ’02Edward A. Woska ’99Anthony H. Zalak ’07Dr. Craig ZalvanRosemary H. Zanter ’76Daniel W. Zygmunt ’77Alumnae/i –Friends League ($1-$99)Gaspare AbbateFred and Dena AbramowitzCemi AbreuRobert and Mary J. Agnetti ’78Florence B. Agostini ’04Elizabeth Agosto ’08Gary and Mary Lou AhernShefa A. Alaakoori ’09Ricardo P. Alexis ’07James L. and Karen M. Allen ’03Nicole Allocca ’09Edgar W. and Marion B. Almquist ’78Ronald and Paula AltneuHon. Jose I. ’89 and Karla AlvaradoJessica W. Amaya ’09Jeffrey Zukerman ’04 andMeredith S. AmdurLora A. AmelioVelton AmicaRalph D. and Bernadette Amicucci ’86Thor H. and Heidi B. Andersen ’87Desiree Anderson ’07Charles AndersonPamela D. AngioneAkom W. Anjeh ’08MaryAlice AnnunSamuel N. Anthony ’07Juan and Karen M. Antonietti ’02Edward S. and Ellen M. ArbeenyChristina ArceriVictor H. ArguellesCarl A. ArmstrongAnthony ArrichielloJenise Arroyo ’07Vincent R. Asaro ’81Richard and Florence B. Audevard ’87A World of Food Catering, Inc.Santiago A. Ayala ’02Jose R. Azupardo ’09Lorraine J. BadenRegina Bagdasarora ’09Vanier and Marie F. Bain ’05Sister Kathleen Ballantine, RSM ’06John BaptistaTimothy T. Barksdale andMadavena Valerius ’07Dr. Mario O., III ’01 and Rachel R. BarrettPhilip M. ’87 and Grace R. BarryDr. Vincent J. BartoliniLori M. Bassano ’00Marie E. Beale ’09Donald L. and Karen S. Beaumont ’80Ted and Victoria A. BecerraRonald L. and Linda Belanger ’93Nicholas J. Bell ’06Harvey and Harriet N. Bender ’02John F. and Madeline R. Bendick ’00Dianne C. Benincasa ’91Tannyka BentGretchen D. Bernstein ’88Fred Besel and Zofia K. Zych-Besel ’86John Bianca ’09Aneta Bilinski ’09Barbara A. Birmingham ’73Albert BisogneEvelyn H. Blackman ’75Edward M. and Colleen S. BlairRegina BlechnerHeather M. Blenkinsopp ’95Hilda R. Bocles ’80Julie L. Bolkin-O’Connor ’97Benjamin and Priscilla Bonilla ’00Doris E. BordleyPeter G. and Susan J. BorofskyRobert A. BorofskyRichard M. BorofskyKenneth Burke and Denise Bortoli BurkeLaura BoyleWendy Braithwaite ’94Cheryl L. Brannan ’02Brick Oven PizzaTeneshia Bridges ’09Richard L. Bridgham, D.D.S., P.C.Robert J. Broderick ’76J. Brooks, MD and Jane HoffmanDrew M. and Paula BrownRobert K. and Marjorie W. BrownSusan E. Brumer ’87Glenwood A. and Ernestine Bryant ’76Richard and Carol S. Buchwald, CSW ’88Henrietta V. BucknerGail Ann BucoloIsabel A. Burgos ’06, MS ’09Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 29

Lisa M. Burroughs ’07Kenneth A. and Susan G. BurtGary T. and Carolyn M. BurtPetrona I. Busson ’09Brandon ButelaFredericka R. Butler ’09Jesse and Grace E. Byrd ’81Kristen ByrneSanta M. CabralRosa O. CajigasSalvatore and Marilyn A. CalboG. Kevin and Nancy CalogeraLucia A. Calvano ’71Agnes S. CameronDiane R. Cannistraro ’78Frank and Clara CannizzaroJoseph and Mary Joyce CantoneJody CapirchioVincent R. ’96 and Patricia CaporaleRoch and Jane A. Cappelli ’09Mary L. Cappelli ’84John R. and Donna M. Cappelli ’83Sharon V. Carberry ’08Jane A. Carbone ’67Edward J. Carella ’77Jeff CarlinaGina CarlinaCyndi CarneghiGleanor M. Carrington ’91Kathy A. Carrion ’02John A. and Joanne D. Carroll ’69Tenaya Carter ’02Andrea M. ’86 and James A. Casamo ’89John D., III and Kathleen M. Casey ’00Cassese & SonsJohn and Dinah CassidyMichael and Melissa A. Catalano ’88, MS ’98Leonard J. ’83 and Elizabeth A. CatalinoAlexandra Catana ’08Maria R. Catavero-Pugliese ’89Basil G. and Kay M. CauleySteven M. CauleyLeonard and Maryalice Chaifetz ’90Kevin and Mary Ann D. Chambers ’69Keith and Winnie W. Chan ’90Michael L. and Roseanne E. Chandler ’83Leroy Chisolm and Constance C. Usera ’99Anastasia Christopoulos ’03Christopher and Carolyn W. ChronkhiteStarling T. Churn ’09Jane Ciaramella ’07Charles J. and Mary A. Cirieco-Genna ’74Roger and Mary E. ClarizioBryant G. ’81 and Victoria C. ClarkJosephine M. Clark ’82Ava B. Clarke ’83Pamela L. Clausen ’96Cynthia R. Cobb ’96Andrea S. Coddett ’95Francine J. ColePaul H. CollerFrederick J. and Joann D. CollettMichael G. and Mary C. CollinsJoseph and Dorothy A. Como ’78John R. Conklin ’79Albert D. ConliffePeter V. and Pamela A. Conlon ’68Jennifer K. Connor ’09William C. and Deirdre H. ConstantThomas and Diane G. Lanuto ConwellKrystina Cooke ’09Ruford N. and Elcina C. Cooper ’88Richard and Linda Cooperman ’78Arlene V. Cope ’00, MS ’08Iris E. Cordero ’92Ramon E. Cordies ’83Elizabeth W. CoriellClarence and Mildred CorleyFernando Correa ’09Bruce J. Cortalano ’07Leigh Coscia ’91Mario J. CosciaJohn P. and Teresa M. Cossu ’84County Chair Renting Company, Inc.Sheri A. Cowart ’06Ruby S. Crockett ’83James P. and Mary P. Cronin ’76Christie Cruse ’06Brittany J. CauleyPaul Cuccinello ’72Martha Culbreth ’06Kevin M. and Carolyn T. CullenKevin P. and Linda M. CumminsThomas E. Curry ’82John and Denise CurryMatthew CurryKatie CurryChristina A. CurryRobert E. Curtin ’79Patricia M. Cusick ’69Michael and Anna Dal Monte ’99Dennis and Marion K. Dale ’65Jametta Dalmida ’04Danbury High SchoolAndrew D’Angelo ’09Rae D. Daniels ’98Scott B. Darrah ’97Judith M. Dattoli ’90Catherine B. Dault ’71John W. and Clare A. Davis ’82Maribeth DaySamuel L. De Leon ’09Samantha De VoreJoseph T., Jr. and Bernadette T. DeAngelis ’65James R. Debello ’76Jami Debraz ’05, MBA ’09Jaclyn Decarlo ’09Pasquale J. and Maria C. DeFeo ’77John Degraaf ’05Diogenes J. Delarosa ’08Francesca DeLorenzoPasquale J. DemicheleTrisha L. DennyMaria DernJudith DeRobertis ’78Carol M. DeSanto ’86April M. Destefano ’09James J. ’73 and Meghan G. DeVitoSamantha DeVoreEileen M. Di YesoAlhassane L. Diallo ’07Ismael ’82 and Manaritza DiazLisa J. and Jean C. DietzBrian N. ’00 and Filomena DimiskoJohn and Marilyn J. DimlingKathleen M. Dirschel, Ph.D., RNAnn M. DiSalvo ’84Kristine M. Discala ’09Dobbs Ferry Police DepartmentKaren A. Dockery ’95Joseph P. Doherty ’87Kenneth L. ’87 and Barbara G. DonahueDonna Chambers DesignsPatrick M. Doran ’87Kim Dore ’09Richard Douglass ’80Sandra Downing30 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Matthew J. and Christine E. DubbiosoDavid Dudley ’77Jean M. DuffyJoseph C. and Lois E. Duggan ’89Keith W. and Christine M. DutyLisa J. Ecklund-FloresSandra L. Edwards ’99Raymond andMaryAnn V. Edwards-Hoblock ’86Frederick W. and Eleanor Egger ’81Lawrence J. ’77 and Kathryn S. ElliottJudith M. Elliott ’66Edward J. and Sarah M. Enright ’82Fred L. and Maria S. Epstein ’97Joseph P. and Susan T. ErdmannAnthony R. ErricoLaura R. Espada ’09John R. EspositoEugene Ettlinger ’78John and Joan S. FalatoMichael M. ’90 and Kristin FallinJoseph D. Fantigrossi ’04Antonio and Carmen FarinaKenneth J. ’83 and Lorraine J. FedericoMario ’78 and Delia FelidiJohn J. and Susan L. Fella ’03William J. and Dr. Claudia B. FendersonMaureen C. FergusonHenry T. FerlautoMaria A. Fernandez ’70Lisa M. ’82 and Alex R. Ferrari ’82Raquel G. Ferrer ’92Thomas G. FerrierHenry J., Jr. and Susan Ffrench ’85John P. Ficchi ’80Filippelli Bros Inc.Lawrence E. and Mary A. FinneganJ.B. FinneronKalisa FisherLewis R. Fitch ’09Richard G. ’77 and Merial R. Fitzgerald ’80Michael J. and Janice FlemingThomas W. and Erin T. FlemingTyree D. Floyd ’01Donna FlynnCatherine A. Follis ’74Dr. Honore C. FontesEileen M. FoxAshley S. Francis ’09Aieya FrancisFather Virgilio FrancoChristine Fraser ’09Laurie Frees ’71William K. and Karen M. FroehlichMichael J. and Anna J. FucitoCassandra L. Fuller ’09Jorge GabinoDelwing B. GainesPhyllis J. Galimi ’86Frank and Lorraine A. Gallagher ’69Dean E. GalleaEmily Garritt-TooheyHanspeter Gartner ’07Michael J. ’85 and Kim GarveyHugh B. and Leona M. Gavin ’65Dennis and Judith A. Gawron ’97Paul J. Gebhardt ’86Philip and Anila E. George ’98, MS ’98Ivan G. ’06 and Lora GeorgievAmleto GiaroloMark A. and Kathleen M. Gibbs ’08John J. and Margaret A. Gilbride ’68Thomas J. and Carol GillLuigi Gino and Phyllis ErricoThomas and Anne H. Giorgi ’83Geraldine Glasgow ’07Eileen C. Golden ’65Carmen L. Gonzalez ’82Rowena Goodfarb ’75Jane GoodrichEdward A. ’85 and Nancy J. Gotthelf ’87Bryan T. Gottshall ’09Jamie S. Granata ’81Jacqueline M. Graspo ’09Lenton L. and Carmen M. Gray ’82Carole GreenJade A. Greene ’09Kevin O. Grier ’09John J. ’79 and J. V. GriffinPatricia J. Griffin ’08Laura S. Gromer ’91Norma May Gross ’79Miguel A. Grullon ’09Adam and Danielle Grunes ’04Dr. Michael S. and Ayse M. GrunesJoyce D. Guidish ’85Reginald ’79 and Gina GuiteauBarbara S. Hajduk ’83Anthony and Shirley HaleTerry M. HallSheila E. Hanley ’89Stephanie HansMelanie HardjaGeraldine D. Hardwick ’92Ernest HarrisJames and Debra A. HarrisonAmanda W. Hasou ’09Dr. Rossi A. HassadEileen M. Hawe ’65Roberta HawkinsCassa A. Haye ’08, MS ’09Alice M. Hayes ’85Michelle A. HazelJames and Virginia Hegarty ’87Kathryn Hemsley ’08Mary E. Henderson ’68William and Julie R. Henderson ’83Brenda Henderson ’76Gordon O. and Barbara F. Hendrickson ’69James Henley andSheila L. Smith-Henley ’89, MS ’97Evaline K. Henry ’08Jaime T. and Aida Hernandez ’04Bruno Hernandez andWanda K. Piekarski-Hernandez ’67Efrain ’79 and Adrienne HernandezLloyd HillHarriet HindenTamitha Hobbs ’03Geneva Hodge ’88Elizabeth U. Hoffman ’87John J. and Margaret A. HoganStephanie S. Hooper ’07Verna L. Hopkins ’02Tom HorjusWilliam E. Horwitz andJulie Bouchet-HorwitzCraig R. and Cynthia J. HovlandJie Hu ’09Kristin M. Hubschman ’04Nicole D. HuntArchie and Sheila J. Hunte ’01Maureen Ibrahim ’09Gail M. Ilse ’84Cindy Infante ’08Allen and Jacqueline M. Ingber ’06Edward H. and Margaret E. Ingles ’70Alfred and Jo Ann Inglese ’81Laurice IngramStanley Archacki and Denise IngriselliAdam B. Insler ’88Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 31

Boris G. Isakovich ’06 and Irina E. KraskoNychelle JacksonMarcus K. Jackson ’08Arnold and Myrna P. James ’07Mary E. James ’98Alwillie JamisonCrystal L. Jamison ’09Kathleen A. Janeczko ’94John B., Jr. ’03 and Donna SkeeteDaria JohnsonJames A. Johnson ’95Timothy P. Johnson ’87Carol D. Johnson ’09Thomas G. ’88 and Lauren JohnstonEdward and Marianne Johnston ’79Scott A. and Oksana S. JonesJonathan C. and Dr. Marjorie G. JonesAngela R. Jones ’81Francina L. Jubilee ’06Carole L. Kakos ’65Robert A. Kalpak ’80Sister Theresa Kane, RSMDerek L. KannapinRose Kaplan ’04Amanda J. Kavaller ’09Betty KawalchukDeborah A. Stark-KeeneGail KelleyEllen M. Kelly ’88James W. and Novella Kelly ’76Robert and Janice M. Kelly ’65Donald Kemp and Carol A. Pilla ’68Kerrie Kennedy ’08Joan M. Kennedy ’86Kennedy Computer Consulting, Inc.Eileen R. Keon ’02Fred and Carole J. Kiachif ’66Mary R. King ’93Kasey C. King ’09Maria A. KoberLauri A. Koch ’77Barbara A. Koenig ’91Nicole K. Kooney ’05Marie E. Kortmulder ’07Stephen Kost ’08John A. Krall ’91Dr. Mark M. and Andrea Kramer ’02Eric and Denise V. Kuhlmann ’01Dr. Kevin R. KulicHoward W. and Barbara R. KutcherCarl and Colleen T. La Bianco ’80La Carretta Restaurant & Pizza CorporationJoseph E. and Noreen LafergolaIrene LaganTanya M. Lambert ’09Kathy A. Lamberti ’78Nicolo J., Jr. and Joanne P. LaPorta ’78Richard M. and Karine M. Larsen, CPA ’82Joe A. LauroDemetrius S. Lawrence ’09Maria Lazzinnaro ’02Dr. Carolyn Leary ’65Eugenie K. Lehr ’77Israel L. ’02 and Agatha LekweuwaThomas and Elizabeth LentiJosefa E. LeonPierre and Carolina Leroy ’09Jordan LevineAimee LevinePaul LevitoRichard E. Lewellyn ’09Russell J. Liebler ’79William J. and Regina Lindsay ’01Cathy Llanos ’09Richard A. Lockwood ’99Marisa LonardoJohn M. and Nancy G. Londono ’02, MS ’09Barry E. Long, Esq.Alfred Loo ’77Raul LopezMiriam Lora ’84Oivind Lorentzen, Jr.Victor N. LoScalzoRobert and Bernice LowellBarry J. Lowth ’88Eileen LushShayna A. Lustig ’04Joan P. Lyew ’09Mary E. MacDonaldAudrey A. Macklin ’09Paul J. and Ann MahoneyMichael MainJoy W. Malcolm ’09Harry W. Malles ’87David S. Mallin ’85Jocelgrace Manayon ’09Anthony N. Mangino ’80Olga D. Marchese ’09Marva M. Mariner ’09Anthony J. and Margaret M. Marotta ’66Marstan Pizza CorporationPatricia S. MartinFrank MartinJohn Martin, Jr.Kenneth J. MartinezThomas J. and Maureen MastersonStephen S. Mastrogeannes ’92Rebecca MateyThresiamma MathaiEdaparra M. and Annamma E. Mathews ’07Jeanne M. Mathieu ’09Anthony and Michelle Mattiaccio ’82Elitia C. Mattox ’07Lucila Mauricio ’08Joseph M. Mazzariello ’09Gerard J. ’82 and Rosalie MazzoMichelle W. McArthur ’03Loretta M. McCarthy ’91Tralondos M. McCarthy ’08William and Diana E. McCloskey ’05Christine McCormack ’06Safiya McCrea ’09Marylou McDonoughJames C. and Regina G. McEneaney ’71Gilberto McFarlaneWilliam J. and Marilyn E. McGinness ’76Edward J. and Mabel A. McGoeyRaymond and Mary McGowanCalder McKenziePenelope S. McKown ’07James J. McLaughlin ’81Eileen M. McMahonVictor M. and Eliette T. Medina ’01Maria E. Melo ’09Russell M. and Rosemary D. Mendoza ’89Denisha Merritt ’09Michael J. MerslichRose MerslickRonald P. and Yvonne H. MethotReal MethotMike MethotTom MethotJohn C. Meyer andMadaline A. DeGeorge-Meyer ’67Enkela MeziniJean M. MichelClaudia A. Mighty ’0932 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Handsel Minyard ’04 andPamela N. Njapa-Minyard ’09Devon Mirjah ’09Christine S. MitchkoScott E. and Sarina MitnickCarlo MitrioneAdrienne MoffatArlene Mohammed ’01Lorna MojicaBarbara A. Monk ’90Peter P. ’81 and Therese M. MonteraMarQuesha MooreMargaret MoorePanpilai Moosikasuwan ’87Rafael L. MoralesJoseph and Millie M. MordaMarilyn MorenoMorgan Stanley & Company, Inc.Chip and Wendy J. Morse ’83Ceasar N. MuccioliPeter J. Mulholland ’84Margaret MundyJeanne MurphyRaymond Murphy ’03Maulana I. Murray ’88Justin MuscarellaKim MyersAnne Myers ’75Ramsey Myers ’80Frederick B. and Mary L. Napurski ’87Christina Narine ’08Joanne Naughton, Esq.Rita E. ’86 and William F. NehmzowAndrew G. NelsonWayne W. Nesmith ’05Tod and Jennifer L. Nestor ’84Chalapathy V. and Vishalakshi Neti ’07Christopher Niemiec and Jill K. Krikorian ’89Felicia M. Noble-Williams ’03Michael S. Novotny ’71Catherine M. Nowak ’90, MS ’03William E. ’02 and Denise M. NuckelJames F. and Susan J. O’BrienChristine M. O’Connell ’09Maryanne K. Oleksowicz ’04, MPS ’04Lajuana M. Oliver ’87Stephen and Janice A. Oliver ’67Omobola F. Opawoye ’09Meaghan O’RourkeRichard and Sandra Orsino ’02Ramonita Ortiz ’09Elaine M. OrtizAgnes Osei-Bonsu ’09Angela Osorio ’85Clifford T. and Kerry A. Oster ’96Virginia S. Otis ’68Eileen PadulaPier F. PaganoLucy PancradoRobert J. Panuto ’76Joseph R. Paradiso ’85Regina Pardo-DaviesMax E. Parker ’99Judith K. ParragaBruce E. and Theresa A. Patterson ’01Yolanda Payano ’09Tommy and Cynthia L. Pearson ’70Lola C. PedutoArthur and Sadie A. Pemberton, RN ’74Audrey S. Penzellna ’09Gloria PeraltaBryan PereyoAdalberto E. and Josephine M. PereyoPerformance Factory, Inc.Gina M. Perino ’86John G. PerlotPeter Assumma, Inc.Robert and Elizabeth A. Peyton ’82Tajhier A. and Sharone P. Phillips-Serrano ’02Bernard and Martina K. Pierorazio ’07James and Jane W. Pierson ’88Susan Pietretti ’84Philip and Beverly A. PirogWilliam C. Pisano ’84Steven H. PittlemanClemente R. and Marguerite Pizzo ’65Dr. Elizabeth PogueJohn and Edith PouymariSherry L. Powell ’04, MS ’06Larisa Y. Poznakhovska ’99Marcello ’93 and Veronica PrainoBrian P. Price ’87Nicholas R. Primavera ’09Steven T. ’93 and Kathleen J. ProcarioSandro ’03 and Jennifer ProsperinoEdward and Helen A. Pastucha ’80Jeffrey E. Pynn ’00Augustus K. and Comfort A. Quarshie ’02Martin and Mary C. QuinnWilliam QuinnSaifur RahmanEncarnacion Ramos ’09Edmund L. and Rosemary Randall ’86Michele L. RapuanoDr. Kimberly A. RapozaLinda S. RapuanoYvonne G. Rattray ’09Paul C. and Sallyanne ReaglePatrick M. and Donna G. Rebain ’82Danielle M. Regina ’09Stuart ’85 and Virginia ReicherJeanne K. Reid ’87Katie E. Reidy ’09John M. and Kathleen M. Reilly ’85Judith E. Rein ’92Jeanine M. Reiter ’89Donna K. RelyeaRalph ReyesAnna M. Reyes ’09Opal P. Reynolds ’98Ilya ReznikovJoseph A. Riccio ’99Jennifer Ricketts ’08Patricia A. Riely ’92Iris M. Rivera ’02, MS ’09Inez Rivera-PenaDaniel T. Roberts andSuzanne E. Torroni ’87Ann S. Roberts ’06Rayna A. Robinson-Holmes ’03Ann M. Robinson ’08Aldo and Constance RoccoLynn M. Rochford ’87Thomas D. and Catherine M. RoddaJuadan Rodriguez ’99Kathleen RonnenbergDomingo and Altagracia Rosado ’89Marguerite L. Rossi ’91Barbara RotheEdith T. Rubyor ’86Diana M. Rueda-Babol ’80Catherine M. Ruiz ’02Wilfredo H. ’81 and Cynthia RuizWilliam and Carol A. Ryan ’65Katherine C. RyanJohn C. ’85 and Sharon SaariAndrew V. and Patricia A. Sabol ’67Kemoh M. ’84 and Mabinty SaccohMustafa Sakarya and Senia De La CruzMercy College Annual Report 2009 • 33

Walter and Carol L. SalatAnthony J. and Maureen C. Saldarini ’65Michael SalemGeraldine M. Salvatorelli ’72Sam Ash Music Corporation and AffiliatesErika M. Samano ’09Carol SamselDia SamuelYolanda C. Samuels ’09Agustin F. and Maria Sanchez ’07Dana S. Sanchez ’85Beatrice A. Sanchez ’07Henry Sandground ’91 andRosemarie G. Farella-Sandground ’90Sarla A. Santos ’04Henry A. and Clara Sarzi-Cattaneo ’81Joanne SatalinoDana C. Scanapieco ’08Anthony Scarbona andMarianne M. DeFeo ’84Dean J. ScariJames J. ’81 and Jean SchultEdward A. Sciarabba and Carole ValentinoAndrea P. Scott ’86Joseph SedottoJennifer A. ServelloDr. Ori Shinar and Dr. Suzanne FeinsteinChaz B. Shirley ’09Bryon M. Shupin ’84 and Grace R. BarryDiana SicaNorma I. Silva ’84Rosa Simmons ’09Roger W. SingJay M. ’07 and Grace SingerWendy H. Sip ’86Paul M. ’75 and Maria SiragusaVanessa R. Sisco ’82Sisters of MercyBriana Skelly ’08Howard and Vivian SklarDr. Peter G. and Victoria C. SlaterLati E. Smith ’90Stephen Smith ’03Diane M. Smith ’68Brian Q. SmithConcetta Smith ’66Marion F. Smith ’67Belinda M. Smith ’81Tamisha SmithGertrude M. Smith ’81Yoshita L. Smith ’07Austin L. SmithersGiovanni SolisMiguel A. Soriano ’96Hector and Helene SotoAlberto Spadanuda ’09Steven P. and Colleen SpagnuoloMike SparrellDorothy M. Speare ’09Joseph Freebern andDr. Ellen Sperber-FreebernMorris SpeterSt. Peters Boys High SchoolTony StaffiereRobert C. Horvath and Lauren R. Staller ’07Phillip A. and Mary Ann StalloneFern Kildare Stanford ’80Richard A. and Noel L. Starzyk ’92, MS ’97Samuel G. Stauff ’09Nicholas J. Stawarz ’09Melvina J. Steele ’86Denise StefanoMichael A. Stevens ’04Dr. Robert C. and Eileen StevensonMarion M. Stewart ’83Carol C. Stewart ’98Christopher R. and Jessica M. StockJohn W. ’01 and Theresa StrattaGrace StritchSuburban Real Estate DevelopmentCorporationKeith A. ’82 and Joan SullivanEdward and Christine SullivanBill SullivanDouglas and Maureen SuretteEdward SwabyJoseph G. and Patricia M. SweetingDr. Michael D. and Christine SzapJohn and Andrea J. Talbutt ’81Nchendia M. Tajong ’08Allan B. Tangaan ’98, MS ’98Gillian Taylor ’08Stephanie D. Taylor ’09Lawrence A. Taylor ’09Deborah M. Terrell ’08Raymond J. ’87 and Elissa Terry ’82Michael and Helen TesorieroEnrique Teves ’09David and Suzanne ThaiszBriana E. Therien ’07Erica C. Thomas ’03Thomas and Martha R. ThomasenJames and Barbara ThomsonBrenda J. Thornton ’88William Tinch andKaren Tomkins-Tinch ’74Marieta K. Tobey ’73Zachary R. TothBeth Toubin ’03Barry and Toni-Lynn M. Trabb ’89Steven J., PE ’99 and Maryellen TreubertDiana TrevouledesNicholas and Joanne T. Tritto ’71John M. Trockel ’09Edward J. Wasp and Helena M. TroyTonia G. TroyRoberta H. Truche’ ’77Dr. Joseph A. and Ann E. TrzaskoFrances W. Twiss ’89Garrett J. Tyson ’79Bethany G. UnterbergerGuy Vachtel ’09Jozef Vala ’09Anthony J. and Lela F. Valente ’88Edward P. Van SadersJoel W. Vanterpool, Jr. ’09Abagail VanVlerahMichelle VasquezAlfonso Vela ’09Thomas B. Voyez ’09Bonnie M. Waldron ’76Sara WaldronJames E., Jr. ’75 and Annie WalkerManuel N. Walker ’88Charles B. and Olive Wallace ’80Henry and Brenda Warner ’84Maureen Washburn ’67Kayon A. Webley ’08Daniel R. and Mira L. WeinfeldKimberly A. Wendolski ’07Barbara J. Westphal ’80Patrick and Janice E. White ’81Khalia L. Weisner ’08Link J. WilliamJunior P. and Pamella WilliamsFarasha WilliamsSimone WilliamsCarlton ’81 and Amy Willie ’82Samuel and Gail B. Wilson ’80James and Constance B. Winchester ’8034 • Mercy College Annual Report 2009

Matthew A. WirsigJohn W. and Marie WyckoffHebert and Mirza E. Yanes ’86Dale M. Young ’87John F. and Carol K. YuschakDonald E. and Mary Ann Zehner ’74Richard A. and AeRan L. Zevin ’76Laurie A. ZimmermanGift In Kind7 For All MankindAccessory Network GroupAdessoAdrienne Landau DesignsArtsWestchesterBari Lynn at Home IncBonnie Briar Country ClubBradford Renaissance Portraits CorporationJoseph P. and Elizabeth CarlucciCaswell-Massey Co, Ltd.Cheesecake FactoryChristine BakerRobert A. and Dr. Patricia M. ChuteClear Channel OutdoorDr. Kimberly R. Cline andPeter M. Fishbein, Esq.Dell Marketing LPDiane James DesignEigen ArtsEileen Fisher, Inc.Elizabeth EnochsEstee LauderRichard E. Jr., and Cristina M. FrenchGiovanni Musella Private ToursGraphic Image, Inc.Green Chimneys Childrens ServicesVicki P. HauptHistoric Hudson ValleyHospitality Resource Group, Inc.IBM CorporationJoe Young’sJosh SimpsonJostensLa GrenouilleLaura Geller Make-Up StudiosL.F. O’Connell Associates, Inc.Loehmann’sLuca Luca Fashion DesignerLyndhurstLynn G. Feld AntiquesManhattan Concert ProductionsWilliam M. Mooney, IIINew York IslandersThe New York JetsNew York Red BullsThe Pierre HotelPolo Ralph Lauren Corp.Proftech, LLCOtto E. and Ermina RoethenmundRichard A. and Jeanne RosenblattRudy InternationalRye Town Hilton HotelSferra BrothersSheraton TarrytownSherwood House VineyardsSouthern Wine & Spirits of New YorkSteiner Sports MarketingDr. Harris B. Stratyner ’77, HD ’05 andDr. Lynn Anne GreeneThe Corning Museum of GlassThe Tara Circle, Inc.Titan OutdoorsUrban Outfitters, Inc.Westchester Marriott HotelWilliam Yeoward CrystalWQHTMatching Gift (Companies)Arch Chemicals, Inc.Biogen, Inc.CIBA Foundation Inc.Con EdisonExxon Education FoundationGE FoundationIBM CorporationThank you for your support.This list recognizes each gift given between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009. We regret any inadvertent omissions and thank allof our contributors for their generosity.Mercy College Annual Report 2009 • 35

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