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2008-09
Report to the
Community
FINANCIAL
Statements • Charitable • Funds • Initiatives • Scholarship • About the Foundation
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
SUSTAINABILITYBUILDING IT
PRACTICING ITTEACHING IT
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Hudson Valley Community College, Foundation Receive More Than$3.5 Million in Support in 2008-09
New grants and gifts to support Hudson Valley Community College and its charitablefoundation totaled more than $2.1 million during the 2008-09 academic year.
Philanthropic support to Hudson Valley Community College and its charitable foundationtotaled $1,395,008 during the 2008-09 academic year, growing 34 percent from the yearbefore. Cash and in-kind donations came from corporations, faculty, staff, alumni andcharitable foundations, and benefited a variety of the college’s academic programs,including high-cost programs in the allied health and technologies. Donations also fundednearly $151,000 in Hudson Valley Community College Foundation scholarships. Theawards, ranging from $75 to full-tuition books and fees, were given to more than 130students studying everything from Electrical Construction and Maintenance to EarlyChildhood.
Unrestricted gifts from individuals, including alumni, faculty and staff totaled $73,020,which comprised 45 percent of the college’s Annual Fund. The Annual Fund—with$161,408 raised—assists the college in meeting unmet needs and seizing unexpectedopportunities.
Corporate gifts totaled $802,532, which was nearly 58 percent of all charitable support tothe college; that mirrors giving to community colleges and public institutions nationwide.
Federal Agencies
US Department of Labor awarded Hudson Valley Community College’sCenter for Energy Efficiency and Building Science (CEEBS) $1,970,590 toestablish a fast-track program for developing a green job workforce. Fundswill be used to develop and deploy a pilot system that will provide on-lineinstructor training, course presentation, simultaneous delivery of specificcourse models and video conferencing.
Hudson Valley received its first National Endowment for the Humanitiesaward. This grant will provide funds to host the traveling exhibit “Lincoln:The Constitution and the Civil War.” Hudson Valley was the recipient of oneof 25 awards throughout the country and was the only SUNY campus toreceive this grant. The exhibit and a slate of related speakers andprogramming will be hosted by the Marvin Library. Funds will be used to hostpublic programs led by Lincoln scholars and community experts and topurchase additional library resources related to the exhibit themes. TheLincoln exhibit will extend the college’s learning environment beyond theclassroom. Faculty in several of the college’s departments described theirintentions to integrate the exhibit and its programs in course curricula.
State Agencies
The State Education Department awarded $100,000 to support theexpansion of merit-based scholarships and the administration of the overallscholarship program. These scholarships offer assistance to students of highacademic achievement who are in need of financial assistance.
Corporate Gifts
Albany Medical Center made the largest corporate gift, donating $175,000to benefit the college’s nursing program. In May of 2008, James Barba,President and CEO of Albany Medical Center announced Albany Med’scontribution of $175,000 per year for at least ten year to expand thecollege’s nursing program.
Ellis Hospital, Chrysler Training Center and Joe Arena Software madeother significant corporate gifts. Ellis Hospital donated equipment, valued at$150,000 to support the college’s Medical Imaging Department; ChryslerTraining Center provided training equipment, valued at $134,870, to supportthe college’s Automotive Service Educational program, and Joe ArenaSoftware donated estimating computer software, valued at $90,000, whichwill benefit the college’s Civil Engineering and Construction Technologyprograms.
The Foundation also received support from other charitablefoundations,including $125,000 from the The Charitable VentureFoundation of Clifton Park, NY, to benefit the college’s Nursing program.
The Capital Cares Foundation’s gift of $20,000 to support two new funds.The Allied Health Endowment Fund was created to provide annual monies insupport of programs and projects that enhance and expand the allied healthprograms at the college. The Allied Health Scholarship Fund provides financial
support to students within the allied health programs.
The McCarthy Charities, Standish Family Foundation, Stewart’sHoliday Match and WGY Christmas Wish collectively donated $11,330 tosupport tuition assistance for the college’s Summer Youth Programs. Theseprograms serve local school-aged children (ages 6 through highschool)through a wide range of educational,athletic and cultural enrichmentexperiences that build important academic and life skills. Tuition assistance isprovided to children who are from families challenged by socioeconomicconditions.
The Equinox Fund awarded $10,000 to the Nursing program to purchasesimulation manikins. These state-of-the-art manikins simulate real-lifefunctions and will replace the current non-interactive manikins. The newmanikins will be equipped to simulate ECG, heart sounds, breath sounds,bowel sounds, blood pressure and pulses. This simulation will help nursingstudents respond to real life situations, which will help bridge the gapbetween education and practice.
National Grid awarded the college $8,694 to purchase equipment for itsOverhead Electric Line Worker certificate program. This course trains linemento work at national grid and other companies. Funds were used to purchaseclimbing gear, such as vests, belts, spikes for boots and other safetyequipment.
The Cohoes Savings Foundation donated $5,000 to support the SecondChance Scholarship Program. This program provides scholarship assistancefor individuals who demonstrate financial need and a strong desire tosucceed academically. Many students who receive Second ChanceScholarships have overcome extreme personal and financial hardships toattend college. Since 1989, the Hudson Valley Community College Foundation—with the support of the Second Chance Scholarship Foundation — hasawarded more than 440 Second Chance Scholarships totaling morethan$1,000,000 of grant funds.
M&T Charitable Foundation contributed $3,000 to support the College inthe High School, which allows high school students to take college levelcourses and earn college credits during their regular school day. This gif twillfund scholarships for students who take College in the High Schoolcourses.The primary goal of offering scholarships is to attract children fromfamilies who have not traditionally attended college to have an opportunity toexperience college-level coursework and be challenged academically.
2008-09
Report to the
Community
FINANCIAL
Statements • Charitable • Funds • Initiatives • Scholarship • About the Foundation
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
SUSTAINABILITYBUILDING IT
PRACTICING ITTEACHING IT
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL
DONOR LIST
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Statements of Financials
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Income StatementDirect Public and Fundraising Support $1,697,942
Net Investment Activity (358,259)
Total Revenues 1,560,080Total Expenses* 1,694,407
Net Loss (134,327)
Decrease in Net Assets$(134,327)
*Includes $886,258 for student scholarship assistance and support of college initiatives.
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Statements of Financial PositionAugust 31, 2009 and 2008
2009 2008AssetsCurrent Assets
Cash $651,016 $428,813Current portion of pledges receivable 90,412 31,487Prepaid expenses - 1,085
Interest and other receivable 14,613 -
Total current assets 756,041 461,385
Pledges receivable due after one year 48,340Other assets 10,000 10,000Investments 2,838,721 3,128,002Guenther Trust assets 450,639 519,575Beneficial interest in perpetual trust 75,481 70,309
Cash value of life insurance 270,214 271,251
$4,449,436 $4,460,522
Liability and Net AssetsAccounts payable and accrued expenses 17,660 23,773
Deferred revenue 81,913 111,495
Total liabilities 99,573 135,268
UnrestrictedBoard designated 17,001 21,433
Undesignated(deficit) (235,671) 334,043
Net assets (218,670) 355,476
Temporarily restricted 1,554,059 1,544,572
Permanently restricted 3,014,474 2,425,206
Total net assets 4,349,863 4,325,254
Total liabilities and assets $4,449,436 $4,460,522
2008-09
Report to the
Community
FINANCIAL
Statements • Charitable • Funds • Initiatives • Scholarship • About the Foundation
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
SUSTAINABILITYBUILDING IT
PRACTICING ITTEACHING IT
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL
DONOR LIST
WAYS TO GIVE
New Funds Established
Allied Health Endowment Fund was created to develop an endowed fund to provideannual monies in support of program and projects that enhance and expand the alliedhealth programs at the college. The fund was created through the generous support ofCapital Cares Foundation.
Allied Health Scholarship Fund provides financial support to students within the alliedhealth professions and was created through the generous support of Capital CaresFoundation.
Automotive Expansion Fund was created to provide resources for the construction of astate-of the-art automotive model dealership and training facility to expand the numberof graduates from our automotive programs.
Biology, Chemistry and Physics Fund provides financial support to supply equipment,including a cell counting device for these disciplines.
Business Department Student Award Fund was created to honor graduating seniorswith a monetary award for their academic excellence.
Elizabeth M. DeFeo Memorial Scholarship was established in honor of Elizabeth DeFeo,a lifelong resident of Schenectady, NY. The new fund was established by Dan and TracyAunkst of Clifton Park in honor of their Aunt Elizabeth’s love of learning and belief ineducation. This new scholarship will provide financial support to a Hudson ValleyCommunity College Student. The student selected must demonstrate a strongdetermination to succeed academically and preference is given to students with a GPAbetween 2.0 and 2.75.
Ellis Hospital Respiratory Care Scholarship Fund was established to attract second-year students pursuing a degree in the Respiratory Therapy program at Hudson ValleyCommunity College to join Ellis Hospital upon completion of their course work.
Energy, Building, Engineering Technologies and Science Endowment Fund wascreated to ensure that the college has the resources it needs to sustain its high-cost,high-demand Energy, Building and Engineering Technology programs.
Equinox Grant Fund was established to provide the college’s nursing program withfunding for purchasing simulation manikins.
First Advantage Dental Scholarship Fund was created to support second-yearstudents pursuing a degree in dental hygiene at Hudson Valley Community College.
Michael E. Karpiak Memorial Scholarship Fund was created to support second-yearstudents enrolled in the Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Technology orMechanical Engineering Technology programs.
Walter D. Karpiak Memorial Scholarship Fund was created to support second-yearstudents enrolled in college’s Liberal Arts program.
Lovejoy Chaplet Corp. Manufacturing Technical Systems Scholarship Fund wasestablished to provide support to incoming freshmen pursing a degree in the college’sManufacturing Technical Systems program. The scholarship is renewable for up to foursemesters and offers a full-tuition award.
Manufacturing Technical Systems Fund supports the college’s ManufacturingTechnology program which prepares students for careers in the manufacturing industry.
National Grid Grant Fund was created to support the college’s overhead electric lineworker certificate program.
Nursing Endowment Fund was established to provide annual monies in support ofprogram and projects that enhance and expand the Nursing program at the college.
Nursing Expansion Fund supports the expansion of the college’s nursing program tograduate 50 percent more registered nurses.
Respiratory Care Fund was established by the estate of Jayne Regan Harris andsupports the college’s Respiratory Care program.
Rose & Kiernan- Traveler’s Scholarship Fund was established to support students inthe college’s School of Business, who are enrolled and seeking an associate’s degree inBusiness Administration with an option in Insurance. Two $1,000 scholarships will beawarded annually for the next five years.
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Funds, 2008-09
Unrestricted
Annual FundGeneral EndowmentGeneral Fund
Restricted
ASCE Student Club EndowmentASHREE ScholarshipAlbany Electrical Industry Contractors ScholarshipAlbany Kennel Club Paramedic ScholarshipAlbany Medical Center ScholarshipAlbany Rods & Kustoms, Inc. ScholarshipAllied Health EndowmentAllied Health ScholarshipAlumni Legacy ScholarshipAmerada Hess ScholarshipJohn O. Amstuz ScholarshipAthens Generating Company Presidential and Technology ScholarshipAthletics Equipment Endowment FundJohn H. and Hazel Hayes Atwater Memorial ScholarshipLois and John H. Atwater, Jr. Memorial ScholarshipAutomobilist of the Upper Hudson Valley Scholarship in Memory of John A. EnglishAutomotive Expansion FundBaldrey Scholarship FundBiology Nature Trail FundBiology, Chemistry Physics FundBlack Student Alliance ScholarshipSgt. Michael Blair ScholarshipSenator Joseph L. Bruno Public Service ScholarshipBuilding Systems Technology FundDr. Joseph J. Bulmer Educational Opportunity Center ScholarshipDr. Joseph J. Bulmer Research Paper ScholarshipJohn Buono Award for Civic EngagementBusiness Administration ScholarshipBusiness Administration Faculty ScholarshipBusiness Department Student Award FundCapital District Chevrolet Club ScholarshipHudson Valley Community College Capstone Project FundCenter for Careers & Employment Development FundCenter for Service Learning and Civic Engagement FundCourtney Carelli and Ryan Gardner Memorial ScholarshipPeter T. Chimbos ’64 Memorial ScholarshipJohn J. Choulochas Annual Award for Excellence in Automotive ServiceCitizens Academy Grant FundClass of ’57 ScholarshipClass of ’93 ScholarshipCollege Day Care FundCollege in the High School ProgramCollegiate Academic Support Program FundJames P. Conley ’57 Family ScholarshipConstruction Technology Endowment FundDorothy Cushman ScholarshipKevin H. Davidson Memorial ScholarshipDr. Anthony M. De Bonis Memorial ScholarshipElizabeth M. DeFeo Memorial ScholarshipDental Hygiene Endowment FundDewar Foundation ScholarshipRichard Dinn Memorial ScholarshipDiversity Honors ScholarshipDisability Resource Center Endowment FundJason Irving Doeg ’02 Memorial ScholarshipProfessor Ronald Dow ScholarshipChristopher M. Drabik Memorial ScholarshipEastern New York Coalition of Automotive Retailers, Inc. ScholarshipEducational Opportunity Center Endowment FundEducational Opportunity Program Emergency FundDr. John W. Ehrecke Humanity AwardEllis Hospital Respiratory Care Scholarship FundEmergency Assistance Fund for Students with DisabilitiesEnergy, Building, Engineering Technologies and Science Endowment FundEngineering and Industrial Technology Endowment FundEnglish Four L AwardEnglish, Modern Language and ESL Department Support FundEquinox Grant FundEvergreen Bank ScholarshipFacility Maintenance Improvement FundFaculty Staff Emergency Fund for EmployeesFaculty Staff Endowment Scholarship for Dependents of Hudson Valley CommunityCollege EmployeesFaculty Staff Endowment Scholarship for Hudson Valley Community CollegeEmployeesFaculty Student Association Matriculated Student ScholarshipFaculty Student Association Non-matriculated Student ScholarshipJack Falvo Memorial Scholarship
Patricia Field ScholarshipFine Arts AwardFine Arts Endowment FundFirst Advantage Dental Scholarship FundJohn R. Fletcher Memorial ScholarshipFulder ScholarshipMuriel Gageway Memorial FundRyan W. Gardner Memorial ScholarshipGeneral Electric AwardGeneral Electric Polypropylene Oxide ScholarshipGeneral Endowment FundDonald F. Gilbert, Jr. ScholarshipPaul F. Goliber Memorial ScholarshipOtto V. Guenther ScholarshipJack Hallgren Memorial Chemistry AwardJanet Hamel Leadership ScholarshipWillie Hammett Student Services ScholarshipFrank Hanrahan Memorial ScholarshipJoel B. Hargett ’97 Memorial ScholarshipDonald D. Heckelman Memorial ScholarshipRobin M. Henkel Memorial ScholarshipLester C. Higbee ScholarshipHistory, Philosophy, Social Sciences Department FundHudson Valley Community College Alumni Emergency Assistance for Students FundHudson Valley Chapter Association Legal Administration ScholarshipCathy Hunter-Roberts ScholarshipGretchen Hussey Memorial Scholarship FundHudson Valley Community College ScholarshipThe Stephen L. Hyatt Science AwardThe Stephen L. Hyatt Fine Arts EndowmentIndividual Studies and Liberal Arts Department FundWarren Joscelyn Mathematics AwardMichael E. Karpiak Scholarship FundWalter D. Karpiak Scholarship FundFrancis A. Kelly Chapter No. 38 DAV ScholarshipSean Anthony Kelleher Memorial ScholarshipKevin Everett King ScholarshipKintz Plastics Inc. MFT ScholarshipEastman Kodak Business ScholarshipEastman Kodak Engineering ScholarshipMatthew Kupic Memorial FundMarilyn LaBrie - Dental Hygiene Faculty Memorial ScholarshipKenneth P. LaCorte ScholarshipSamuel J. and Pauline M. LaGatta ScholarshipHollie Sharp Lainhart Memorial ScholarshipLang Fund for Animal Law StudiesJohn & Marguerite La Pan Memorial ScholarshipLibrary FundLockheed Martin ScholarshipLovejoy Chaplet Corp. Manufacturing Technical Systems Scholarship FundPaul & Gloria Mahoney ScholarshipJane S. Mangold Memorial ScholarshipManufacturing Technical Systems FundR.D. Marshall ScholarshipMarshall and Sterling ScholarshipMathematics and Science AwardMarvin ScholarshipRoy J. McDonald ’67 G.I. ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Edward F. McDonough, Sr. ScholarshipMark McKeon ’97 Memorial ScholarshipMcKinley Faculty Memorial ScholarshipMedical Imaging Emergency Book & Uniform FundMetLife Community Colleges and Pathways to Student Success FundStephen Metzgar Human Services FundDr. Frank J. Morgan, Jr. Scholarship Jeannette M. and James K. Morse Sr. Memorial ScholarshipMortuary Science FundWilliam G. Muller Continuing Education ScholarshipLouis D. Nagi ScholarshipJohn Nagi ScholarshipRev. Dr. Dennis Nagi ScholarshipNational Grid Grant FundNaturalized Student AwardNew York State Federation of Home Bureaus, Inc. Scholarship inBusiness/Accounting/CISEarly Childhood EducationHuman ServicesLiberal ArtsNortheastern Subcontractors Association ScholarshipNortheastern Subcontractors Association Scholarship in memory of Fred DykemanEdith Norton ScholarshipNursing Endowment FundNursing Expansion FundRalph O’Brien Scholarship
PA Alumni Association ScholarshipParents' Fund ScholarshipPascullo ScholarshipPell ScholarshipWilliam E. Peck ’82 Memorial ScholarshipHarold M. Perkins Automotive Technology ScholarshipDr. Lawrence Emil Porcelli Memorial ScholarshipMarine Sgt. William D. Powers ScholarshipPresidential Honors ScholarshipPresident's Innovation FundPsychology ScholarshipPuma/Schmidt Memorial ScholarshipAimee Lynn Pyskadlo Memorial ScholarshipRensselaer High School Student Tuition FundRespiratory Care FundRyan W. Gardner Memorial Scholarship Sponsored by the Rensselaer CountyAssociation of Town Superintendents of Highways ScholarshipRay Richardson Scholarship in honor of Dr. Frank J. Morgan, Jr.Elizabeth K. Ripple Memorial ScholarshipRose & Kiernan- Traveler’s Scholarship FundDoris & Hy Rosenblum Humanitarian AwardFrank J. Ryan ’69 Memorial ScholarshipSecond Chance Foundation ScholarshipSecond Chance Scholarship Endowment FundSimmons Machine Tool Corporation ScholarshipSouthworth Machinery ScholarshipLeonard Spiegel Memorial ScholarshipEugenia Staerker Individual Studies ScholarshipMaureen Stapleton Theatre FundRaymond J. Stastny Memorial ScholarshipMichael Such Criminal Justice ScholarshipSteven Sultan ScholarshipKaren Swanick Scrivani ’94 Memorial Nursing ScholarshipTau Beta Phi ScholarshipTeamsters Union ScholarshipTechnology Expansion FundMichael D. Tisenchek Memorial ScholarshipMichael J. Torello Memorial ScholarshipCharles Touhey Teacher Preparation FundUrban, Kahn and Werlin ScholarshipViking ClubPatty Walsh ’92 Memorial ScholarshipSharao Vasudeo Watwe Memorial ScholarshipAbbott L. Wiley Scholarship sponsored by Wiley Brothers, Inc.Workforce Development Women’s Enterprise (WE@HVCC) FundTheordore Whyland Memorial ScholarshipYouth Program FundYouth Program Endowment FundZak, Inc. MFT ScholarshipGordon ’62 and Linda Zuckerman Endowment Fund
2008-09
Report to the
Community
FINANCIAL
Statements • Charitable • Funds • Initiatives • Scholarship • About the Foundation
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
SUSTAINABILITYBUILDING IT
PRACTICING ITTEACHING IT
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL
DONOR LIST
WAYS TO GIVE
Initiatives Supported by the Foundation in 2008-09
$295,238 disbursed to 419 students for scholarships
$129,628 disbursed for non-scholarship restricted fund initiatives, including:
$69,145 for the MetLife Community Colleges and Pathways to StudentSuccess Fund;$10,000 to purchase simulation manikins;$8,694 for the National Grid Line Worker Program;$8,004 to support humane education efforts;$5,885 for training and equipment for the DaimlerChrysler capstone project;$4,863 for the purchase of equipment in the nursing skills lab;$4,657 to support the college’s athletic programs;$4,000 to support the college’s fine arts teaching gallery;$3,310 for the Capstone Project;2,238 to support the Mortuary Science program;$1,021 to support the college’s Library; and$400 to assist students facing emergency situations.
$103,366 disbursed for Support of College Initiatives, including:$50,000 for the TEC-SMART (Training and Education Center forSemiconductor Manufacturing and Alternative and Renewable Technologies)Initiative;$13,867 for pedestal maps and other campus beautification projects ;$13,050 for Presidential Honors Scholarship;$9,500 to support the Biology, Chemistry and Physics programs;$5,000 for Recycling Bins;$4,000 to assist students facing emergency situations;$3,000 to support the Business Department Student Award Fund; and$2,500 to purchase Caldecott Medal winners for the Early ChildhoodEducation Program.
$568,817 in non-monetary gifts to the college, including:A 3-D ultra sound machine valued at $150,000 from Ellis Hospital;Automotive training equipment valued at $134,870 from Chrysler TrainingCenter;Computer estimating software valued at $90,096 from Joe Arena Software;Automotive training equipment, tools and vehicles valued at $68,016 fromGeneral Motors and GM/Raytheon;Equipment used in the MFT program valued at$53,500 from Hass Allendale;Two ultra sound machines valued at $16,000 from the Vascular Group;Equipment valued at $10,000 from Simmons Machine Tool Group;A baby grand piano valued at $8,500 from Mr. Douglas Baldrey;Printers valued at $8,393 from Hewlett Packard; Equipment valued at $7,743from Dorsey Metrology International;Various testing tools used in the Engineering programs valued at $5,027 fromAtlantic Testing;A radical 7-screen monitor used in the Respiratory Care program valued at$5,000 from Masimo; andA HINE robot valued at $5,000 from SUNY Albany.
Fiscal Year 2008-09 dollars raised:
Investment Growth$2,838,721 net of fees for investment growth
Investment portfolio as of August 31, 2008:$3,128,002*Investment portfolio as of August 31, 2009: $2,838,721 Investment loss: ($289,281)
*Investment portfolio as of August 31, 2008 was incorrectly stated in the2008 Report to the Community.
2008-09
Report to the
Community
FINANCIAL
Statements • Charitable • Funds • Initiatives • Scholarship • About the Foundation
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
SUSTAINABILITYBUILDING IT
PRACTICING ITTEACHING IT
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL
DONOR LIST
WAYS TO GIVE
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Awards Scholarships
This fiscal year, the Foundation disbursed more than $295,000 in scholarships to 419Hudson Valley students from around the Capital Region.
A total of $46,000 in scholarships was awarded to 42 students at a spring reception and$164,000 in scholarships was awarded to 105 students at last fall’s reception.
In addition, the Foundation supported 182 area high school students through the college’sCollege in the High School program, twenty-three students receiving Second Chancescholarships, twelve students enrolled in the Teacher Preparation program, and eightstudents enrolled in the Summer Youth program.
Foundation scholarships are awarded based on a variety of criteria, including need,academic performance, civic involvement and academic program; the awards ranged from$40 for College in the High School courses to full tuition, books and fees.
2008-09
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Annual Fund • Matching • Events • Scholarships • Special Funds • Heritage • In-kind
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This listing reports all gifts made to the Hudson Valley Community College Foundationfrom Sept. 1, 2008 through Aug. 31, 2009. The Foundation expresses its heartfelt thanksto the donors, who generously committed their resources to support the college’s mission.
Annual Fund
Matching Gift Companies
Event Sponsors
2009 U.W. Marx, Inc. Golf Classic
Distinguished Service Awards Luncheon
Scholarships
Special Funds
Heritage Society
In-kind Donors
The Foundation wishes to recognize and extend its sincere appreciation to our donors whohave made gifts to the college and wish to remain anonymous. Extensive effort has beenmade to list the most accurate information and donor names within the report. However,if a name has been misspelled or listed incorrectly please accept our apology and notify usat (518) 629-8012, or [email protected] so that we can correct our records.
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Donors to the Annual Fund
The Annual Fund is an unrestricted fund that assists the college in meeting unmet needsand seizing unexpected opportunities.
President’s Circle($1,000 and up)
Guenther Council ($500 to $999)
Dean’s List($250 to $499)
Associates($100 to $249)
Donors(up to $99)
President’s Circle ($1,000 and up)Robert Allen ’63Richard AmadonArchitecture +Douglas BaldreyBergmann AssociatesSarah M. BoggessMark Breslin’58L. Craig Bryce ’75Callanan Industries IncorporationCapital Communications Federal Credit UnionClark Patterson Lee AssociatesClough Harbour and Associates LLPMichael DanieliEMTechWilliam Fagan ’73Featherstonhaugh, Wiley, & Clyne, LLPWalter Gardiner ’55Michael GreenWilliam Harbour ’60Antoine HarrisonKevin Johnson ’74Suzanne KalkbrennerJames LaGatta ’67LeChase Construction Services, LLCAndrew MatonakRoy McDonald ’67Microtech Information Systems, Inc.Anne MorganWilliam MullerJohn and Ann Marie MurrayNBT BankNortheast Center for Special CareNortheast Venitlator RentalsNorthern Industrial Services, Inc.Pioneer BankMary Kate Robinson ’74James Ryan ’68Patrick Ryan ’95Peter Semenza ’84John ShartrandSiemens Building TechnologiesSimplexGrinnellThe United Group of CompaniesTimes UnionTri-City ValleyCats, Inc.Turner Construction CompanyUW Marx, Inc.Stewart Wagner ’58James Walsh ’61Robert ’80 and Donna ’80 WelchGordon Zuckerman ’62Brian Zweig
Guenther Council ($500 to $999)
Albany Police Athletic League, Inc.Adirondack Cabling, Inc.Commission on Economic OpportunityErdman AnthonyKey Bank of New YorkLiberty Mutual InsuranceM.M. Hayes CompanyDavid Mahar ’81Marshall & Sterling, Inc.H. Kevin McNeelegeReuben MerchantMVP Health CareEdward NashNew York State United TeachersNon-Instructional Employees UnionPepsi-Cola Bottling CompanyRensselaer County Economic Development and PlanningRichard Porter ’97St. Anne InstituteThe Franklin PlazaThe Peckham Family FoundationWilliam J. Fagan & Sons, Inc.
Dean’s List ($250 to $499)AnixterBenetechKarola BergBob Talham, Inc.Robert Bosselman’74Mary Jean Bryce’05Caris Network Solutions, LLC.Chartwell's Inc.Cognitive MarketingCommittee to Re-Elect County Executive JiminoCouncil of Family and Child Caring AgenciesJohn Daniel Corcoran’89DeGraaf-Bryce Funeral Home, Inc .Deli & BrewDelsignore Blacktop Paving, Inc.Joel Fatato’71Thomas GarrettJames Hamilton ’87Harold R Clune IncorporationChristine HelwigGregory JonesFrederick KakumbaLiliane KhouriL. Browe Asphalt Services IncAmy Monk ’00Murray & Zuckerman, Inc.Richard Neimeyer ’71John NigroLeo Patnode ’65Kathleen QuirkFrank RaymondS.M. Gallivan, LLCSt. Peter's Hospital FoundationDebra Story ’77T & J Electrical Corp.Tech Valley CommunicationsTime Warner CableLisa Van WieWilliam Vandenbosch ’67Warren W. Fane, Inc.P. Phillip WhiteWiley Bros., Inc.
Associates ($100 to $249)Atlantic Energy Solutions, Inc.Todd Bailey ’96James Benjamin ’79Abraham BolgatzLouise M. BradfordArlene BriardElaine Brooks RinaldoAntonio Califano ’71Clement Campana ’81Karen Campbell ’83Kathleen CampbellRoderick Ciferri ’61Kathleen CoganLaurel ColasurdoKenneth Colloton ’74Paul Conroy ’64
Brian Cook ’79Mary Cosgrove-MilitanoCatherine Dermott ’73Wayne Distin ’61Martin DuffyJoann Dunne ’92Beth Ernest ’83First Niagara BankMark Galuski ’81Margaret GeehanPeter GemellaroPatricia George ’75Laurence Gilbert ’83Paul Gilbert ’76Frank GilmoreMary Fran GleasonLaura Gonyea ’91Christopher HagenWilliam Halter ’89Kathleen Haynes ’06HealthNow New York, Inc.Donna Heinzen ’93John HeiserSusan Hess ’75Dennis Holt ’63George Hondro ’98Clara Hunt ’80William Juno ’85William Keane ’84Dawn KolakoskiAndrew Kopach ’74Anthony KossmannJay LarsonCarol Lemieux ’74Kristina Lewis ’75Jessica LitwinJames Malkiewicz ’79Erin Manning ’99Joseph Mara ’72Hugh Mariaca ’97William McLeod ’74Nancy Morris ’68Mary MussoMichael Naumiec ’70Robert Norton ’67Michael O'BrienMary Beth O'BrienJeffrey Pangburn ’91Dean PearceDonald Pond ’63Mary Purtell ’93Sandra ReizenJoseph Sampson ’62William Sanders ’91Joseph SarubbiJeffrey SchoonmakerDoris SchoonmakerAndrew SchottJames Selmser ’66Deborah ShoemakerErnest SiewGerard Smith ’78Donald Sommer ’58Frederick StefanJohn Swartz ’70Kelly SweenerRobert TaylorSara TedescoThe Center for Family and YouthRita Theisen ’65Janet TwardzikCharles Ungerman ’77Kathleen VandenberghTracey WardwellSheryl WaterburyPatricia WattMonte WeinsteinRolf Wentorf ’08Maryanna WolffCamilla Wyckoff ’71Nancy Zipprich ’93
Donors (up to $99)Susan Agan ’03
Thomas Allen ’80Marjorie Allen ’79Jill Alund ’75James Alund ’74Madeline Amodeo ’79Lawrence AmosJames Angerame ’66Carolyn AntonucciPatricia Arcari ’73Douglas Armstrong ’59Helen Bagen ’82Michael Baleszen ’85Mary Lee Banfield ’62Oscar BarkerDale Baseri ’89Maryjo Bashant ’86Dale Baxter ’75Michael Behuniak ’82Salvatore Belardo ’63Diana Belardo ’63Deborah Benson ’72Thomas Berkery ’73Richard Bly ’69Eleanor Bode ’04Patricia Bodi ’98Genevieve Bogucki ’95Wayne Bonesteel ’82Diane Bouchard ’70Michele Bouchey ’75Charlotte Bowser ’73Charles Boyle ’59John Brennan ’81Diane Broderick ’73William Bronk ’74Adele Brown ’98Philip BrownMandy Brown ’96Suzanne BrownriggEric BryantHelen Bryce ’73Gregory BucherJacqueline Bujanow ’79Paul BulmerThomas Burke ’81Carol Burke ’75Richard Burnham ’87Mary Jane ButlerC.T. Male Associates, P.C.Deborah CampagnaChristophe Campbell ’97Janice Cannatella ’77Louis Capasso ’74Kathleen Carney ’04Dana CarpentierFlora Carr ’90Joseph CarusoFred Castler ’65Samuel Catalano ’94Eric Catricala ’85Debra Cechnicki ’88Maureen Chaffin ’75Roger ChampagneMario Chiappetta ’82Patricia Christophersen ’91Lisa Cinelli-Thorne ’89Linda Cioffi ’83Clarence Clark ’74Thomas Colen ’87Patricia Colongione ’63Amy ConleyLynn Connors ’79John ConradPamela Considine ’73Melissa Coon ’93Ann Marie Coons’75Kelly Cooper ’88John Cooper ’57Lura Correia ’78Kari Correia ’92Steven Costopoulos ’80Robert Cramer ’66Wilson CroneBarbara DagastineCharmaine Darmetko ’06
Thomas Daus ’73Deborah Dayton ’89Joy De Voe ’00John Debboli ’61Anne Delaney ’81Marsha Delong ’77Paul Dietrich ’81Paul Dillon’75Everett Dillon’61Jane Dinovo ’89William Doran ’71Thomas Doring ’75Deborah DormanRoswitha DorrJoseph Doyle ’78Karen Dyer ’92Robert Euler ’59Kenneth Evans ’81Philip Father ’80Karl Finkell ’70David Fischer ’82Sonya FisherKathleen FomukRalph Frank’81Raymond Gabriel ’68Deborah GardnerMary Gates ’96Susan Geary ’93Jan GeyerJoseph Girtler ’81Christian Glander ’87Lee Anne GlasserJohn Gorleski ’71Sandra Gorman ’88Bonnie Graham ’64Carol Grand’63Cyril Grant ’83Paul Guilianelle ’78Paul GuyetteZamiul Haque’87Wayne Held ’95Lynne Henkiel ’79Judith HitchcockMichael HolupkoDiane Hombach ’68Adam Hornick ’96Antoinette HowardPatricia Hurley-Dyer ’92Elizabeth Hyatt ’75Wendy Jensen’84Barbara Johnson ’94Cecelia Johnson ’77John Johnson ’80Leo Joncas ’73Barbara Jones ’77Ronni JonesRichard Karis’60Robert KatzFrances Keeley’80Patricia Kehn ’76Edward Kehoe ’92Jeanne Kelleher ’75Neil Kelleher ’91Richard Keyworth ’60Dianne KlingerKevin Koniowka ’92Joseph Koval ’57Angela Krauss’97Gary KrohlDiane Kuhl ’77Edward Kurtik’71Wing Yee Vincci Kwong ’01James LaBateNancy LaChanceMary Ellen LajeunesseDavid Larkin ’74Robert Lashway ’58Keith Lashway ’73Anh Le’07Christopher Leahey ’88Bruce Lee ’91Arlene Liepshutz ’68Bernadette Lindeman ’77Stewart Linendoll ’67
Frances Lobdell ’65Susan Lohnes ’63Linda Long ’62William Lund ’94Gunnar Lundquist ’78Ursula MacAfferDouglas Madigan ’87Kenneth Mahar ’85Paul Male’68Mary Maloy ’76Theodore Marotta’66David Martin’86Raymond Martin’56Michael Martuscello ’91Barbara McBrideAnthony McCannJames McCarl ’71Paul McCarran ’77Jennifer McClure’08Tharon McDonald ’84Richard McDonald’68Amy McEwingW. Warren McGreevy ’60Ronald MckeeFrances McKeownRicky McLaughlin ’79Jill McManus ’07Robert Menchel ’55Donna Milks ’94Donald Miller’59Jaime MillerRobert Mills ’77Reena Mistry ’02Charles Mohlmann ’77Robert MolloyPaula MonacoBarrie MontrossJoseph Montuoro ’55Edna Moore ’71Frank Moore ’70Thomas Morin ’90Michael Morrisey ’77Brian Muir ’75Ronald Mulson’84Bret Muraski ’02Donna MurrayKaren Nadeau ’86Kimberly Narolewski ’78Glenn Nead ’85William Nestlen ’69Thomas Nevins ’82Jennifer Newton ’71Allen Nogee ’80Arthur Nolan ’73Joel Obuchowski ’00Judith O'ConnorAudrey O'HareCleo Ostrander ’85Robert Ottaviano ’56Katherine Owens ’00Mary PageStanley Paluch ’72Diana PaneJulie PanzanaroMarie Pappas ’64Cherie Pash-CorrHenry Peck ’87David Pecoraro ’75Linda Pelosi-DunnRuth PeneyMary Peper ’73Madeline Perry ’97Frank Pezze’73Joel Phelps ’91Kelly Phillips’99Robert Picarillo’69Kathleen Pinches ’79Peter Plumley ’72Patricia Poirier ’77Daniel Polsinelli ’71Mary PotanovicChristopher Purcell ’71David Putnam ’75Robert Racette
Margaret Radliff ’69Charles Rankie ’77Todd RasnerCatherine Reamer ’91Mary Rekus ’84Michael Relyea ’78Dianne Rigney Nolin’74Jean Robinson ’80Thomas RoganPaul RoganJudith RomanoLouis Rosamilia’69Alice Rotondi ’84Blanche Rowan ’81Christina Ryan ’76James RyanRoger Salmon ’59Thomas Sansone ’69Peter SanzenJohn Sapone’59Anne Sargood ’79David SarnackiRichard Savinon ’03Joanne Schabinger’76Brenda Schermerhorn ’96Frank Schmitt ’58Kathryn SchneiderJanet Schroeder ’99Rosemary SchultzMaria Scott BabieriArtha ScottDavid ScottPamela Semeiks ’72Joan ShackKesa Shea ’00James Sheedy ’59Carlene SheehanFumiko Shido ’88Mary Ann Shook ’66Joseph Smith ’65Bruce Smith ’74John Sobieski ’87David SoldiniRichard SpenceAnthony Stackrow ’60Judith StampLoretta StillmanBonnie Stoliker ’96George Stone’59John Storrow’80Stephen StrachmanJoan StryTodd SurianoDonald Sweet ’63Timothy Szala ’82Jeffrey Teator ’81Lois Terry’72M. Thompson’62Tipping Point MediaVera Titterington ’72Nancy Todaro ’94Bonnie Toivonen ’80Maureen Tompkins ’78Carol Toomajian ’65Linda Turner’92Richard Valenti ’92Beth Van Ornam ’78Laura Van Valkenburg’98Gail Van WieTheresa VanCort ’83Vanderheyden Hall, Inc.Arthur Veino ’76Ellen VensonRichard Walker’74Iley Wallace ’87Lindsey WatsonRobert WhitakerRobert Wilcox’58Phyllis Williams ’92Michael Willis ’80Jeffrey Wilson ’63Gregory Wilson ’66Robert Winford ’64Jacqueline Woeppel ’85
Bruce Woolford ’82Mark WorobyRobert YaddowSaleh Yadegari ’72Elizabeth Zemanick ’75
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Matching Gift Companies
Bank of America FoundationGE FoundationLockheed Martin Corporation FoundationMetLife FoundationRaytheon Matching Gifts FoundationSaint-Gobain Corporation FoundationVerizon Foundation
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Event Sponsors
2009 U.W. Marx, Inc. Golf Classic
Distinguished Service Awards Luncheon
2009 U.W. Marx, Inc. Golf Classic
Presenting Sponsor ($10,000 and up)U.W. Marx, Inc.
Dinner Sponsor ($5,000 to $9,999)Capital Communications Federal Credit Union
Reception Sponsor ($3,000 to $3,999)Bergmann AssociatesCallanan Industries
Cart Sponsor ($2,500 to $2,999)Clark Pattison LeeLeChase Construction Services, LLC
Breakfast Sponsor ($2,000 to $2,499)Architecture+Coca-Cola BottlingFeatherstonhaugh, Wiley, Clyne, LLPTurner Construction
Auction Sponsor ($1,000 to $1,999)Clough, Harbour & Assocaiates LLPMicrotechTri-ValleyCats
Putting Green Sponsor ($500 to $999)Chartwells and CanteenMarshall & SterlingMicrotechMM Hayes Company, Inc.MVPNBTNew York State United TeachersPeckman Industries, Inc.Siemens Building Technologies
Hole Sponsor ($250 to $499)Adirondack Cabling, Inc.Benetech, Inc.Bob Talham, Inc.Cognitive Marketing, Inc.DeGraaf-Bryce Funeral Home, Inc.Deli & BrewDel Signore Blacktop Paving, Inc.Energy Management Technologies (EMTech)Erdman AnthonyFranklin Plaza & Franklin TerraceHarold R. Clune Inc.County Executive Kathy JiminoSenator Roy McDonald ’67L. Browne Asphalt Services, Inc.Murray & ZuckermanNigro CompaniesNorthern Industrial ServicesSimplexGrinnellS.M. Gallivan, LLCSt. Peter's Health Care ServicesT & J ElectricUnited Group of CompaniesWarren W. Fane, Inc.Wiley Brothers, Inc.
In-kind SponsorsClough Harbour and Associates LLP
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CompanyShaker Ridge Country ClubSiemens Building TechnologiesSimplexGrinnellThe Country Club of TroyU.W. Marx, Inc.
Distinguished Service Awards Luncheon
Silver SponsorCapital Communications Federal Credit Union
Bronze SponsorAlbany Police Athletic LeagueSt. Anne Institute
Award SponsorCouncil of Family and Child Caring Agencies
Event SponsorThe Center for Family and YouthFirst Niagara BankFuller and O’Brien, Inc.Monte M.Weinstein, M.D.
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Scholarships
Albany Medical Center ScholarshipAlbany Medical Center
Allied Health ScholarshipCapital Communication Cares Foundation
Hazel Hayes Atwater Memorial ScholarshipPatricia Wheeler
Automobilists of the Upper Hudson Valley Scholarship in memory of John A.EnglishAutomobilists of Upper Hudson Valley
Ann L. Baldrey ScholarshipDouglas G. Baldrey
Senator Joseph L. Bruno Public Service ScholarshipCMA Consulting Services
Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer ScholarshipMary AbbottLucille Marion
Business Administration Faculty ScholarshipKaren HolmesJon D. Goldman ’72
Business Administration ScholarshipAnonymous
Capital District Chevrolet Club ScholarshipCapital District Chevrolet Club
Ryan W. Gardner and Country M. Carelli Memorial ScholarshipFriends of the Carelli and Gardner FamiliesPeter T. Chimbos ’64 Memorial ScholarshipMaria Cholakis
College in the High School Program ScholarshipM&T Bank Charitable Foundation
Collegiate Academic Support Program Emergency Assistance FundKathleen E. Quirk
Kevin H. Davidson Memorial ScholarshipWendy E. ColelloShirley Neiss ’97Sandra L. Eyerman ’07
Elizabeth M. DeFeo Memorial ScholarshipPatricia C. AtkinsonDan Boyd Aunkst ’07Kathleen A. AunkstMaria L BarringtonJean M. Bottillo-FaulisiAlexis DamoDennis W. DonnellyJennifer EvansRobert A. FaulisiDouglas Joseph Faulisi ’94Timothy R. HanleyWilliam F. HuntBecky LetkoHelen Dene MatchettGail H. PalmerJames RichburgAmiee S. Warfield
Richard Dinn Memorial ScholarshipSally BauerCarol J. DinnDicey O’MalleyJudith A. Stamp
Diversity Honors ScholarshipFaculty Student Association of Hudson Valley Community College
Professor Ronald Dow ScholarshipLouise M. BradfordSuzanne BrownriggSylvia J. CoccaPeggy M. EvansPeter J. Gemellaro, JDCarla Q. GundermannJeanne Kelleher ’75Marvin R. LeRoy, Jr.H. Kevin McNeelegeSusan J. Smith ’02Roberta A. Vumbaco
Educational Opportunity Program Scholarship & Emergency FundAdele A. Brown ’98Larraine A. EllisJaime L. Miller
Ellis Hospital Respiratory Care ScholarshipEllis Hospital Foundation, Inc.
Faculty Student Association Scholarship for Matriculated StudentsFaculty Student Association
Faculty Student Association Scholarship for Non-matriculated StudentsFaculty Student Association
Fine Arts AwardWilliam G. Muller
John R. Fletcher Memorial ScholarshipTheodore Marotta ’66Jill Palmer-Wood ’82
Donald F. Gilbert, Jr. ScholarshipJoan LawsonKathryn Sullivan
Paul F. Goliber Memorial ScholarshipDavid P. Goliber
Willie A. Hammett Student Services ScholarshipFrederick W. KakumbaAnn Marie Coulombe
Donald D. Heckelman Memorial ScholarshipDonald Heckelman ’79
Warren Joscelyn Mathematics AwardMMC Matching Gifts Program
Michael E. Karpiak Memorial ScholarshipHarry Karpiak
Walter D. Karpiak Memorial ScholarshipDonna L. Bustin
Lockheed Martin ScholarshipLockheed Martin Corporation
Mathematics and Science AwardCherie Pash-CorrJoan E. Shack
Dr. Frank J. Morgan, Jr. ScholarshipPaul F. Conroy ’64Lucille MarionAnne S. MorganRoger & Suzanne Nachbar
James K. and Jeannette M. Morse Memorial ScholarshipChristopher ComanIlean M. LoveringIldra A. MorseMarion C. MorsePaula M Morse ’75Pentegra Services, Inc.Ronald E. SchottArthur F. Young
Rev. Dr. Dennis L. Nagi ScholarshipRev. Dr. Dennis L. Nagi
Louis D. Nagi ScholarshipMaria CholakisAlfred Vanderzee
Naturalized Student AwardWilliam Frank, Jr. ’79
Northeastern Subcontractors Association ScholarshipNortheastern Subcontractors Association
Marine Sergeant William D. Powers ScholarshipMarine Corps Coordinating Council NY Capital Region
Aimee Lynn Pyskadlo Memorial ScholarshipAmerican Legion Mohawk Post No. 1450Joseph W. AmyotAnonymousAnthony BartilottiBlue Flame Gas Company, Inc.Charlene M. BoivinLynda BrackleyDiane BroomfieldGenevieve Z. CallananEileen E. CanningLeo P CarrollC.L. King & Associates, Inc.Frank D. ColaruotoloCohoes Columbiettes #192Mildred C. Coryer-DhuEget DupuisRaymond EvansMaureen P. FaheyJoseph L. GeigerVera S. GrandchampCatherine T. GriffinMarion A. GuerinLawrence Anthony HackJames M. Heaphy ’75Thomas F. KellyKevin W. Kilgallon ’78Janet KlozaLloyd StudioAudra Lynn McDonald ’90Rose McDonaldGerard J. McGarveyCharles M. MooreNational Car RentalDonna M. PyskadloPenny RawlingBlanche RettaCharles W. RootJohn A RosbozomBetty R. RosecransPaula E. RuffDonald D. RyanMarcia A. SebastianCarole Anne SitterlyDavid L. Sparks ’72Paul J. StefanowiczNancy M. SunukjianBarbara D. WaymanFred WeberPatricia WojtaszekVan Schaick Golf CourseGuerino A. Zandri
Rose & Kiernan, Inc. & Travelers ScholarshipRose & Kiernan, Inc.Travelers, Inc.
Elizabeth K. Ripple Memorial ScholarshipMaria Hull ’82Frank J. Ryan ’69 Memorial ScholarshipDorothy A. Ryan ’66
Second Chance ScholarshipSecond Chance Scholarship Foundation
Second Chance Scholarship EndowmentFrances H. ArthurEdith BatesEleanor D. Bode ’04Sarah M. BoggessLinda L. BourgeoisJane K. BradshawCharles BuongiornoThomas C. BurdickJean D. Casazza
Marcia E ChaifetzGladys ChristensenNancy B. ClementeCohoes Savings Foundation, Inc.Mona ColuccioAnn Marie CoulombeMaria C. Finelli & FamilyRose Ellen FlintLucille A. GlasheenMarjorie L GorelikBarbara A. HaagDonald P. HaagDiane D. HarleyJoyce A. HarleyPatricia L. HarleyHobart D. HeislerSylvia KaminskyJeanne Kelleher ’75Christine M. KleinhenzKristina I. Lewis ’75Edith ManningCharlene P. McQuadeGail M. McQuadeShirley A. Neiss ’97Non-Instructional Employees UnionRoberta PattersonCorinne C. RedmondThe Renas FamilyBarbara J. RomanskiMarilyn C ShapiroOlive Jane SimmonsSolomon Apartment ManagementDiana SpenardKim SwaseyMarion TortoriciEileen TrapatsosMarion A. ViasnerCarol C. WilberDr. Leonard J. Spiegel Memorial ScholarshipBeverly Spiegel
Eugenia Staerker ScholarshipEugenia Staerker
Michael Such Criminal Justice ScholarshipMichael Such ’77
Steven Sultan ScholarshipAstraZeneca Matching Gift ProgramJoyce M. Jacobson ’81
Karen Swanick Scrivani '94 Memorial ScholarshipNaomi BarcombMary Claire BauerCarol ClicknerFidelity Charitable Gift FundJohn T. KazunasKristin Jane LafleurWilliam G. MullerCheryl L Schermerhorn ’62Laurie SchleigerStacey A. ScrivaniThomas ScrivaniThomas Scrivani, Jr.Darleen E. SmallHeidi R. SwanickKathleen L. SwanickRobert F. SwanickRonald T. Swanick ’57The Robison Family FoundationBrian E. ThomsonLisa Thorn, M.D.Gloria Ann Waters
Tau Beta Phi ScholarshipNancy Ostapow ’69Maureen J. Denlea ’71Maryagnes Fazzio ’72
Michael D. Tisenchek Memorial ScholarshipCathryn and Louis Tisenchek
Charles Touhey Teacher Preparation FundCharles L. Touhey
Women in Enterprise (WE) @ HVCC Scholarship FundAnonymousSusan J. Agan ’03Sally McLaughlin BauerCheryl L. BeauchampKarola O. BergEleanor D. Bode ’04Louise M. BradfordSuzanne BrownriggLaurel M ColasurdoPatricia M. Colongione ’63Beverly J. CootwareAnn Marie CoulombeNancy T. CupoloKimberley A. DenueTara L. Farley ’99Maureen Ferraro-DavisErica Ferro ’94Deborah J. GardnerMargaret M. GeehanSue E. GraysonMichael S. GreenKyle HarbingerBrenda L. HazardChristine HelwigTanya E. HicksSuzanne K. KalkbrennerJeanne Kelleher ’75Anne S. LaBelleBarbara A Lamarche ’73Joan LawsonLinda L. LimLaura MalkonianErin Marie Manning ’99Amy McEwingDonna L. Milks ’94Paula L. MonacoNon-Instructional Employees UnionAudrey E. O'HareFrank Padula ’79Maria S. PalmaraDiana M. PaneJulie Ann PanzanaroLinda M. Pelosi-DunnJeanne PetropolGeorge J. RaneriDorothy H. ReynoldsMary Kate Robinson ’74Joan Russo ’97Rosemary Elizabeth SchultzCarlene M. SheehanDeborah ShoemakerDeanne M. SodergrenMisty Lyn SpriggsMarie T. Stasiak ’76Eugenia StaerkerDebra D. Story ’77Vivian TortoriciKathleen VandenberghEllen VensonRonald J. VeroBarbara J. ViaP. Phillip White
Abbott L. Wiley ScholarshipWiley Bros., Inc.
Youth Program Temporary FundMcCarthy Charities, Inc.The Community Foundation for the Capital RegionStewart's Shops
Youth Program Endowment FundSharon Collis ’70Rena Epting
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Special Funds
Allied Health EndowmentA “Celebration of Excellence” gala was held November 3, 2008 to recognize the HudsonValley Community College Allied Health Programs. Proceeds went toward a newendowment fund to benefit the college’s Allied Health programs. Many of the donors listedbelow gave to the fund in support of that event.
Albany Advanced Imaging, P.L.L.C.Capital Communication Cares FoundationCapital District Funeral Directors AssociationThomas M DoringChristina P. FitzgeraldMichael S. GreenPatricia G. HylandJeanne KelleherGeorge F. LimbrunnerLinda Mazur-RiordanAnne S. MorganWilliam G. MullerNortheast Center for Special CareNortheast Ventilator RentalsNYS Society Respiratory Care NE Chapter, NYSSRCRoland T. PhillipsPrime Care PhysiciansElaine D. ReinhardRespitech Medical, IncChristopher L. ShopeDavid A. TeneyckThe Dodge CompanyVivian TortoriciMichael J. WhalenWilliam J. Fagan & Sons, Inc.
ASCE Student Club FundAmerican Institute of Steel Construction, Inc.CTD Engineering Services PCMr. Theodore W. MarottaThe Foundation for Engineering Education
Automotive Expansion FundGoldstein Enterprises, Inc.
Biology Nature Trail FundSally McLaughlin Bauer
Building Systems Technology Program FundJames Countryman ’99
Hudson Valley Community College Capstone ProjectJoseph GendronArcadia Supply, Inc.
Center for Service Learning and Civic EngagementPeter R. Sawyer
College Day Care FundKarola BergNancy CupoloJacqueline DushenskyPeter L. Sanzen
Construction Technology Program FundU.W. Marx Construction Company
Dental Hygiene Endowment FundMichael R. Breault, D.D.S. & Michael McGovern, D.M.D.Peter H. Collins, D.D.S.Michael J. Comis D.D.S.Stephen P. Dautel D.D.S.Dental Offices L.L.P in honor of Dominick J. Deluke, D.D.S.Dr. Michael M. DeSantiJohn P. Essepian, D.D.S.Family Dental of East GreenbushDr. Brian T. KennedyDr. Marvin KesslerKilgore International, Inc.
Dr. David LevineEstate of Hildegard J MedicusDr. Steven J. OshinsMark J. Pettrone D.M.D.Dr. Gary Thomas PuccioDr. Judith A. PurcellJudith E. RomanoHarry E. Rosenstein, D.M.D.H. John & Jonathan SchutzeDouglas Smail, D.D.S.Dr. Elena SudituThird District Dental SocietyDr. Christopher Walsh D.D.SDr. Mark J. Weinberger, D.D.S.
Disability Resource CenterDeanne Martocci
Energy, Building, Engineering Technology & Engineering Science EndowmentCallanan Industries Incorporation
English, Modern Languages and English as a Second Language FundAnonymousMcGraw Hill Publishing CompanyMaria S. PalmaraMaria C. PollackJames J. Slattery
Facility Maintenance Improvement FundAdele A. Brown ’98Lucille A. Marion
General Endowment FundCherie Pash-CorrWilliam F. FaganMarvin R. LeRoy, Jr.
History, Philosophy, and Social Sciences Department FundRichard F. CarmanDonald C. FergusonDouglas C. NilesPeter L. Ruscitti
Individual Studies and Liberal Arts Department FundBonita A. Sessing–Matcha
Lang Fund for Animal Welfare Studies FundSuzanne BrownriggValerie A. Lang
Library FundBrenda L. HazardMargaretha Ritter
Manufacturing Technical Systems FundSimmons Machine Tool Corp.Zak Incorporated
Medical Imaging Emergency Book & Uniform FundCapital Area Society of EchocardiographyLinda DesnoyersJeanne Kelleher
Stephen Metzgar Human Services Memorial FundAnn H. Metzgar AndersonSarah M. BoggessMandy C. Brown ’96Aimee A. LaLiberteKesa M. Shea ’00
Mortuary Science FundE. Michael McLoughlin
Nursing EndowmentCharitable Venture FoundationAnn D. Dylis
Nursing Expansion FundAlbany Medical Center
Respiratory Care FundEstate of Jayne Regan Harris
Maureen Stapleton Theatre FundDorothy Reynolds
Student Emergency Assistance FundJill C. Palmer–Wood
Technology Expansion FundAdele A. Brown ’98L. Craig BryceJudith M. O’ConnorRobert E. Racette, Jr.Mark D. Wehnau
Viking ClubFamily Reading ProgramWilliam J. Couball
Gordon ’62 and Linda Zuckerman Endowment FundGordon Zuckerman ’62Linda Zuckerman
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Heritage Society
The Heritage Society recognizes our generous alumni and friends who have includedHudson Valley Community College in their financial and estate planning. These plannedgifts include bequests, charitable gift annuities, life insurance, retirement plans andcharitable remainder trusts, and are vital to the continuation and expansion of collegeprograms.
John O. Amstuz*Charles F. Bessey*Vera Boerenko-Titterington ’72Steve and Sarah BoggessMark T. Breslin ’58Philip BrownJohn L. Buono ’68Roger ChampagneJames J. Fitzgibbons*Robert F. Foley*Mary Karpiak FosterMuriel T. Gageway*Walter Gardiner ’55Otto V. Guenther*Jayne Regan Harris*Stephen L. Hyatt*Kevin Johnson ’74Wynn KintzJames ’67 and Regina Scarano ’73 LaGattaMarguerite H. LaPan*Marvin R. LeRoy, Jr.Dr. Robert S. Menchel ’55William G. MullerDr. and Mrs. Dennis L. NagiHolly A. PennockMary E. Phillips ’73Robert E. Pratt ’55Robert G. RalbovskyPeter Siy ’78John J. Sweeney, Jr.Mark ’72 and Lorraine ’88 SchmiedeshoffRobert B. Turner '67Robert S. Turner ’96James A. Walsh ’61Gordon Zuckerman '62*deceased
For more information about the Heritage Society, contact Marvin R. LeRoy, Jr., chiefdevelopment officer, at (518) 629-8012.
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In-kind Donors
ArenaSoft, LLCAtlantic TestingDouglas BaldreyBlue Circle CementCynthia Brown-LafleurMichael DanieliDell MarketingDorsey Metrology InternationalEllis HospitalGeneral Motors Corp./Gifts in Kind InternationalGM/RaytheonHaas Factory OutletHewlett Packard PurchasEdge ProgramJames LoobyMasimoFrank Potenza & Connie VanBurenPremier Assistive TechnologyRaytheon CompanySimmons Machine Tool Corp.Smith's Beauty SupplySUNY AlbanyVascular Group PLLCRobert Welch ’80
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Supporting Hudson Valley Community College through a tax-deductible gift will ensurethat the college remains at the forefront of higher education in the Capital Region. Yourgenerous support enables the college to prosper leaving a legacy of academic excellencethat future generations will enjoy.
There are a variety of ways to contribute to Hudson Valley Community College:
Visit the Foundation online at www.hvcc.edu/foundation/gift.
Call (518) 629-8012 to make a pledge or contribute using Visa, MasterCard,Discover or American Express.
Send your gift (check or money order made payable to Hudson Valley CommunityCollege Foundation) to Hudson Valley Community College Foundation, 80Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, NY 12180.
If you’re a Hudson Valley or New York State employee, you can make a gift toHudson Valley Community College via payroll deduction. For more information,contact your agency’s payroll officer or call the Hudson Valley Community CollegeFoundation at (518) 629-8012.
All gifts made through the Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Give NowHudson Valley Community College is one of the finest community colleges in the nation,and is working to build on that excellence. It’s a big job. Here’s where you come in…$20 will help fund a scholarship for a student in need.$40 will help buy tools and equipment for the Automotive Technical Systems Department.$60 will help a student facing an emergency situation.$80 will help the college continue its commitment to “green” initiatives and campusimprovements.$100 goes even further! You can help the next civil engineer, architect, teacher,automotive technician and medical profession—neighbors all—who strengthen the qualityof life in our region.Give to the Annual Fund today at www.hvcc.edu/bridgethegap.
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Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Board Names FourNew Members
Deborah Dorman of Delmar, President of Eastern New York Coalition ofAutomotive Retailers, Inc. (ENYCAR).
Tom Garrett of Latham, Senior Account Executive of Siemens.
Mary Fran Gleason, of Troy, Editor-In-Chief, New York Teacher the bi-weeklynews magazine that serves 600,000 members of the New York State UnitedTeachers.
Amy K. Monk ’00 of Troy, Attorney, Albany International Corp.
Hudson Valley Community College FoundationBoard of Directors
Executive Committee
ChairpersonMichael C.Danieli
1st ViceChairpersonGordonZuckerman '62
2nd ViceChairpersonJohn M.Shartrand
TreasurerTracey L.Wardwell
Secretary Kelly W. Phillips
Directors
Robert R. Allen ’63Richard A. AmadonDouglas G. BaldreyL. Craig Bryce ’75Paul E. BulmerDeborah DormanWilliam F. Fagan ’73Tom GarrettMary Fran GleasonAntoine W. Harrison Kevin J. Johnson ’74
Roy J. McDonald ’67Amy K. Monk ’00Anne S. MorganWilliam G. MullerJames D. Ryan ’68A. Lynne ScottPeter D. Semenza ’84Arthur R. Veino '76 James A. Walsh ’61Robert E. Welch ’80
EmeritiRichard F. GalvinEdward H. Nash
Ex OfficioDr. Andrew J. MatonakClifton M. Dixon
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Robert H. Hill IIChairman
Conrad H. Lang, Jr.Vice Chairman
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About the Hudson Valley Community College Foundation
The mission of the Hudson Valley Community College Foundation is to foster enduringrelationships that build advocacy and support of Hudson Valley Community College. Itdoes so, in large part, by securing private funds to supplement the college’s traditionalrevenue sources.
Since 1983, the Hudson Valley Community College Foundation has provided support forthe college and its students. Founded by a dedicated group of volunteers leaders whounderstood the need for affordable access to educational opportunities, a proud traditionof commitment and caring began and remains today at the core of the Foundation’smission.
A not-for-profit, independent 501(c)(3) corporation founded in 1983, the Foundation isgoverned by a Board of Directors who participate in and oversee the Foundation’sphilanthropic activities, which are designed to produce a positive and beneficial impactupon the college, its students, and the communities it serves.
While committed to raising funds for student scholarships, the Foundation secures privateresources to provide support for faculty enrichment programs, new and innovativeacademic initiatives, student development activities, enhanced student support services,cultural programs, equipment purchases, facility improvements, and technologyenhancements. The Foundation has supported many initiatives through the generoussupport and assistance of faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and corporate partners in thecommunity.
Economic uncertainty and increase demands on tax dollars are diminishing public supportfor community colleges. As a result, community colleges are turning to privatephilanthropy as a necessary resource to ensure continued excellence in teaching andlearning. Faced with dwindling public funding, the college faces the need to diversifyfunding streams in order to prepare students to meet the challenges of the future andbecome the leaders of tomorrow.
Philanthropic support to Hudson Valley Community College and its charitable foundationtotaled $1,395,008 during the 2008-09 academic year.