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In recent conversations with our community of donors and friends, a common thread has emerged: your excitement about the university’s vision for the future and the many ways in which that vision is already taking shape. Thanks to your support, The New School is better positioned than ever to help students think critically to uncover truths, gain insight into the human condition, take risks, and design solutions to courageously lead change in a time when creativity and innovation are valued more than ever.
The opening of the University Center marks the start of a new era at the university. This dynamic academic hub has already transformed our campus—generating a palpable sense of energy as students engage in collaboration and discovery. For the first time in our history, New School students have a space in which to fully integrate design thinking, social inquiry, and the arts. Add to that the access our students enjoy to opportunities available only in New York, and the result is a truly boundless experience.
The New School has also been active around the world. The university launched undergraduate programs at the new Parsons Paris in 2013 and developed strategic partnerships with leading Parisian cultural and industry institutions. Parsons also partnered with the Indian School of Design and Innovation (ISDI) to open ISDI/Parsons Mumbai, which will serve as a base for study abroad options, visiting faculty, and creative collaborations.
This is an exhilarating time to be part of The New School, as we centralize our New York campus in Greenwich Village, expand our global reach, and advance an academic vision that points to the next wave of innovation and engagement at the university.
Each step forward is made possible by friends like you. Thank you for sharing our passion, supporting our vision, and helping our students realize their potential to create a better world.
David E. Van Zandt
Moving Forward
The New School is advancing a bold vision with support from our dynamic community of donors and friends.
ContentsBuilding Connections Discover how the University Center has transformed the New School campus.
Supporting Student Success
See how the university’s donors are helping students achieve their creative potential.
Making a Difference: Our Donors Meet The New School’s generous community of giving.
Expanding Opportunities
Read about partnerships and initiatives that help students make connections and learn in new ways.
Designing the Future
View some of the major events that celebrate our students and the donors who invest in their future.
Supporting Bold Innovation: University Finances
See how The New School is moving forward.
Published 2014 by The New School. The New School is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution.
Photography by Alexander Berg, James Ewing, Spencer Kohn, Matteo Prandoni, Jacob Pritchard, Martin Seck, and Matthew Sussman.
In recent conversations with our community of donors and friends, a common thread has emerged: your excitement about the university’s vision for the future and the many ways in which that vision is already taking shape. Thanks to your support, The New School is better positioned than ever to help students think critically to uncover truths, gain insight into the human condition, take risks, and design solutions to courageously lead change in a time when creativity and innovation are valued more than ever.
The opening of the University Center marks the start of a new era at the university. This dynamic academic hub has already transformed our campus—generating a palpable sense of energy as students engage in collaboration and discovery. For the first time in our history, New School students have a space in which to fully integrate design thinking, social inquiry, and the arts. Add to that the access our students enjoy to opportunities available only in New York, and the result is a truly boundless experience.
The New School has also been active around the world. The university launched undergraduate programs at the new Parsons Paris in 2013 and developed strategic partnerships with leading Parisian cultural and industry institutions. Parsons also partnered with the Indian School of Design and Innovation (ISDI) to open ISDI/Parsons Mumbai, which will serve as a base for study abroad options, visiting faculty, and creative collaborations.
This is an exhilarating time to be part of The New School, as we centralize our New York campus in Greenwich Village, expand our global reach, and advance an academic vision that points to the next wave of innovation and engagement at the university.
Each step forward is made possible by friends like you. Thank you for sharing our passion, supporting our vision, and helping our students realize their potential to create a better world.
David E. Van Zandt
Moving Forward
Building Connections The New School has long been known for fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration to effect change locally and globally. With the opening of the University Center at Fifth Avenue and 14th Street, the move of Parsons’ School of Fashion from the Garment District and the centralization of the university around our Greenwich Village campus, our students and faculty can come together as never before. The building unifies the campus not just physically but culturally, providing a space where students from all fields can experiment with ideas, grapple with complex problems, and collaborate to create change.
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Lower Levels L1, L2
Academic Floors
Residence Floors
“The University Center is not only a top-of-the-line facility but an incredibly innovative space as well. I’m so glad to have it as a part of my school.” Allen Robbins (BFA Illustration ’16)
The New School is grateful to all the partners listed here and on page 8 whose generosity made the University Center possible.
1. Kerrey Hall
Thanks to the generosity of trustee John L. Tishman, more than 600 New Schoolers call this state-of-the-art student residence home. Amenities include a student lounge, study room, art room, and fitness center.
2. John L. Tishman Auditorium
The new John L. Tishman Auditorium can accommodate up to 800 guests for events including lectures, performances, and runway shows.
3. Lecture Halls and Public Spaces
The University Center provides our community with lecture halls and public spaces to gather for classes, performances, and other events. The New School is especially grateful to The Starr Foundation and trustee Bob Hoerle and his wife, Sheila, for their generosity in support of these spaces, which enrich our community.
4. Bernard and Irene Schwartz Commons
Overlooking 14th Street, the university’s largest cafeteria provides students with a space to gather and eat between classes.
5. Arnhold Forum
The Arnhold Forum houses the university’s main library collection and brings students together to learn from one another and share ideas, in addition to housing resource spaces for students like the Philip Scaturro Quiet Study Room.
6. The Mary and Michael Gellert Faculty Center
For the first time in New School history, faculty across the university have a dedicated space where they can meet, work, and exchange ideas. The Gellert Faculty Center joins the Faculty and Staff Lounge, made possible by another generous trustee, in providing a space for collaboration and community building.
“While the prospect of entering a world of endless possibilities filled me with inspiration, the financial cost terrified me. Receiving scholarship support opened doors for me and reminded me that the world is filled with people who want me to succeed.” Garnetta Gonzalez (BA Psychology ’14), recipient of the Jacobson/Newcombe Scholarship for Mature Women
Ilse Melamid, a New School for Social Research Board of Governors member, made a generous seven-figure commitment to NSSR to support student fellowships and provide unrestricted support to the Annual Fund through both annual gifts and a bequest intention. At Mannes College The New School for Music, longtime friend Donn Russell made a generous bequest intention to support the Mannes Opera program, so that students can hone their artistry and present world-class performances for generations to come.
Through our community’s support of The New School’s pre-college programs, future artists, designers, and musicians
Supporting Student SuccessOur supporters are helping students unlock their creative potential and cultivate the skills needed to innovate and make significant contributions in their fields and their communities.
have a place to develop the skills and gain the experience they need to excel in their fields. The Parsons Scholars Program, for example, enables low-income public high school students to study design at the college level and develop a portfolio of their work—a critical step toward gaining admission to a design school.
More than 90 percent of the Parsons Scholars who complete the program go on to attend college, the majority being the first in their families to do so. Parsons alumni like Claire Chan (AAS Fashion Marketing ’11) and Jay Godfrey (AAS Fashion Design ’04) support these young people through generous gifts to the Parsons Scholars Program.
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1. A Parsons student displays his self-portrait.
2. Students meet at the Theresa Lang Community and Student Center in Arnhold Hall.
3. Artist-in-residence Mark Ruffalo (left) leads a workshop for Drama students.
“The greatest dream I can imagine, and I’m sure many other artists feel similarly, is to be allowed to write and create without worrying about financial constraints. I am someone who would not be able to afford graduate school if I had to pay for it out of pocket, and the Ted Snowdon Foundation Playwriting Fellowship is easing my burden in a major way. My work at The New School is pushing me to become a better writer, and I feel well prepared to face the professional theater world thanks to my training.” Matt Herzfeld (MFA Playwriting ’14), first recipient of the Ted Snowdon Foundation Playwriting Fellowship
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Making a Difference
The New School gratefully acknowledges the support of our community of donors. You play a critical role in all we do and all we hope to do.
Anonymous donors
Clarisse and Henry‡ Arnhold
Arnold‡ and Sheila Aronson
Franci Blassberg‡ and Joe Rice
Steven‡ and Susan Bloom
Bonwit Teller and William S. Ruben
Vivian and Strachan Donnelley
Walter and Vera Eberstadt
Cheryl Cohen Effron and Blair Effron
Perry Ellis
Stella and Raymond Fogelman
Nancy A. Garvey
Michael‡ and Mary Gellert
Susan U. Halpern‡
Bill‡ and Jane Havemeyer
Leo Hindery, Jr.
Bob‡ and Sheila Hoerle
Ray and Laura Johnson
Michael J. Johnston‡
Richard L. Kauffman and Ellen Jewett
Peter B. Lewis
Bevis‡ and Clara Longstreth*
Robert B. and Bethany Millard
Robert H.‡ and Guna S. Mundheim
Jim and Pat Murtha
Norman Norell
Nancy B. Peretsman & Robert W. Scully and The Scully Peretsman Foundation
The Reiss Family
Jay Rossbach in honor of Adam and Sophie Gimbel
Philip Scaturro‡
Bernard‡ and Irene Schwartz
Richard J. and Sheila W. Schwartz
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
Malcolm‡ and Betty Smith
The Starr Foundation
Elliot Stein‡
Julien‡ and Jane Studley
John L. Tishman‡
George and Nancy Walker
William D. Zabel‡
New York City Department of Environmental Protection
New York State
New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
United States Department of Energy
IndividualsAnonymous (16)
Gina Addeo
Lisa AddeoP
Allen R. Adler and Frances Beatty Adler
Hilda Adler
Jerome A. Adler and Beth LebowitzP
Arlene and Alan Alda
Henry and Gerry Alpert
Sidsel Taubo Alpert*
Eugenia‡ and David Ames*
Peter and Joan Andrews
Arjun Appadurai
Arnold‡ and Sheila Aronson
George Arzt
Paul J. Ash and Cobi Narita
E. Nelson Asiel
Marion A. Auspitz*
Emanuel and Yoko Ax
Hildegard Bachert
Giuseppe Baiardo
Helga Baitenmann*
Gerald BaradP
Nan Bases
John and Astrid Baumgardner
Kathleen Beakley
Deborah Beinecke Beale*
John E. Beerbower‡
Norton Belknap
Maurice and Yvette Bendahan
Mary Frey Bennett*
Edgar and Gail Berner
Angela Berti and Pierluigi ZaniniP
Francisco Bezanilla and Ana CorreaP
Arun and Asmita Bhatia
Kenneth J. Bialkin‡
Tony Bianco
George‡ and Leslie Biddle
Cynthia Bienemann
Franci J. Blassberg‡ and Joe Rice
Steven‡ and Susan Bloom
Dominique Bluhdorn‡
David Borenstein
Roxanne Brandt*
Harlan Bratcher‡
Hans Brenninkmeyer‡
Madeline Brine
Beatrice K. Broadwater‡*
Bonnie Brooks
James Keith Brown‡ and Eric Diefenbach
Stephanie Browner
Jason and Melissa Mileff Burnett*
Jennifer Andrus BurroughsP
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. BurtonP
Gwendolyn Lyeth Burton*
David Bushler
Frick Byers*
Vince Camuto
Ann Schein Carlyss
Our DonorsThe New School thanks the following donors, who made gifts of $10,000 or more to the University Center, as well as those supporters who, over time, made possible our midtown location and other spaces on campus. The university is pleased to commemorate their generosity in the University Center.
The New School is deeply grateful to our donor community for its support, which enables us to enhance life at the university in a number of ways—from offering scholarships and faculty support to upgrading facilities and hosting special programs. We are honored to recognize those alumni, friends, parents, and institutional supporters who made donations of $1,000 or more from July 1, 2012, through June 30, 2013.
Making a Difference
*Alumnus or alumna PParent ‡Member of the Board of Trustees, Boards of Governors, or Alumni Association Board
Deborah Carmichael*
Christopher J. Castano‡
Paula and Stanley Chait
Claire Chan*
Norton and Natasha ChernyavskyP
Murtaza and Shenaz ChevelP
Daniel and Rhea Choy
James and Juin CohenP
Alice Ginott Cohn* and Theodore Cohn
Stuart H. Coleman
Cynthia Green Colin
Yvonne and Costa Constantine
Nancy and Bruce Cooper
William and Jane Corbellini*
Marian Lapsley Cross‡
Garry B. Crowder‡ and Jill E. Evans
Shelly Cryer and Michael Stern
Stephen Czarkowski‡*
John D’Addario, Jr.
Borzou Daragahi*
Richard Darling‡
Keith David‡*
Conor Davis
Marie J. de Lucia and Lee Solot
Pierre and Ellen de Vegh
Jane‡ and Michael DeFlorio
Tess Dempsey‡*
Dominick DeRiso
Anne Detmer and Charles KenneyP
Beth Rudin DeWoody‡*
Maren Dinsmore
Robert J. DiQuollo
Pavlina Dokovska
Michael Donovan‡ and Nancye Green*
Susan and Robert Doran
Edward A. Downe*
Jamie Drake*
Douglas D. Durst‡
Fred Dust‡
Bill and Pamela DutraP
Renaud Dutreil‡
Walter and Vera Eberstadt
Diana and Frederick ElghanayanP
Jack S. Ellenberger
Mark L. Epstein
John and Rainey Erwin
R. Bradford Evans
JoAnn Falletta*
Fang Fang and Huibin LiP
Kirby and Laura FarrellP
Mathieu Faure
Fiona Morgan Fein
Thomas Fernandez and Craig Pomranz
Jerrold FineP
Stuart* and Rachel Fischoff
Susan L. Foote‡
David B. Ford‡
Cody Franchetti*
Burt and Sandra Freeman
Jim Freund‡ and Barbara Fox-Freund
Pierre Frinault
Sylvia Howard Fuhrman
Anne Gaines*P
Steven and Susan GanferP
Michael‡ and Mary Gellert
Robert and Rosa Gellert
Ann and Gordon Getty‡
Melissa Gibbs
Donald M. Gilbert and Kate B. LandowneP
Vince and Amy GillP
Nellie and Robert Gipson
Alexander‡ and Kirsten Glantz
Robin Glasser*
Seth M. Glickenhaus
Thomas Gluckman
Dara and Jay Godfrey*
Eck Meng Goh‡
Henry and Barbara GoossP
Patricia F. Green
Bob Greenberg‡
Lester Gribetz
Richard E. Grimm
Joe‡ and Gail Gromek
Peter‡ and Gaye Gross
Jeffrey Gural‡
Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein
Mi Yong HaP
Victoria Hagan‡*
Henry Hanau
Leonard C. and Rosalyn Harber
Judy Harris
Theodore Harris
Lisa Hastings*
William‡ and Jane Havemeyer
George W. Haywood
Andrew Heffernan*
Timothy W. Heltzel
Geoffrey Henning‡
Elizabeth Hilpman and Byron Tucker
Fred Hochberg and Tom Healy
Jeffrey‡ and Betty Ann Hodgman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hoerle‡
Cynthia Hogan
Carol Colburn Hogel
Dana Hokin‡*
Tae Hoon and Miri LeeP
Damon Horowitz
Peter Horvath
John Howard
Lena Liu Huang
Lisa Huestis and David E. Van Zandt‡
Marion H. HuntP
Betty Iu
Konstantin and Paulina Ivanov
Janet Jacobs
Timothy and Kathleen Jay
Michael E. Johnson*
Sheila C. Johnson‡
Michael J. Johnston‡
Michael Jones
Paul JonesP
Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Kahn
Lonnie and Karen KaneP
Donna Karan‡*
Miriam Kartch-Hughes*
Joan and Peter Kaskell
Beverly Lituchy Kassner
Ida Kavafian and Steven Tenenbom
Barbara J. Keller
Patrick KenealyP
Ellen Kern
William* and Anita Kerr
Naomi and Neil Kleinhandler
Patricia Berry Kozak
Elliot Kracko
Reed Krakoff‡*
Jhanna Krentsel‡P
Leslie and Christopher B. Kuenne‡
Debbie Kuo*
Edith Kurzweil‡*
Kimberly Kyser
Gail S. Landis‡
Eugene M. Lang‡
Individuals (continued)
Jaime Laredo and Sharon Robinson Laredo
John Larkin and Deborah Slaner Larkin
Warren and Amanda Larrick
Jade Lau*
Miriam Lawrence
Catherine Lecce-Chong and Curtis ChongP
Nick and Theresa LeonardyP
Howard‡ and Sally Lepow
Diane Lesser
Evelyn Letfuss and David Finkelstein
Robert‡ and Patricia Levinson
Aura Levitas
Jin Li and Maggie HuangP
Frank Liantonio
Cho-Liang Lin
Shin Yin Liong, MDP
Jeffrey and Lori LitowP
Edward and Mary LittleP
Helen Liu*
David Loeb*
Jane K. Lombard
Bevis‡ and Clara Longstreth*
Harold and Elisabeth Lorin
Janine Luke
Anna Karin Ulrika Lundberg*
Dee MacDonald-Miller‡*
Joshua L. Mack*
Peter and Margaret MagerkoP
James H. Mahon*
Nancy Mahon‡
Colette Malouf
Mark Mancini*
Hadassah B. Markson
Timothy Marshall
Gerald and Barbara Marwell
Melissa MathisonP
Jeffrey and Joan MatthewsP
Susan D. McClanahan‡P
Perry McKay
Karla and Mark McKinleyP
E. Peter McLean
Constance and H. Roemer McPhee
Dan McSweeney*
Dennis and Karen Mehiel
Ilse Melamid‡
Georganne Mennin
Kirsten MeriloP
Elysabeth H. Miller*
George and Heather Mitchell
Jarl and Pamela MohnP
Roberto Thompson Motta and Amalia SpinardiP
Daniel Motulsky‡ and Caitlin Pincus
James C.W. and Elma W. Moy*
Robert H.‡ and Guna S. Mundheim
Karen MurrayP
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Murtha
Jacki Nemerov‡
Jonathan Newcomb‡
Adina M. Newman*
Rodney W. Nichols‡
David‡ and Melanie Niemiec
Gwen Norton
Mrs. Jose W. Noyes
Michael and Georgette O’BrienP
Christina Ong
Gerine Ongkeko‡ and Jorge del CalvoP
Paula Sarnoff Oreck
George and Adrienne Orlan
Peter Oundjian
Willard and Katharine Overlock
Sandra Owen*
Susan Packie*
Elaine‡ and Simon Parisier
Lawrence H. Parks, Jr.‡
Peter Pastreich and Jamie Whittington
Mary Quick PedersenP
Ronald Perelman
Michael Peskowitz*
Steven and Michele Pesner
The Pinheiro FamilyP
Scott M. PinkusP
Betsy* and Rob Pitts
Susan and Thomas Plagemann
Susan Butler Plum
Robert‡* and Sigrid Pollin
Timothy L. Porter‡
Nancy Delman Portnoy
Lorna H. Power
Judith L. Prager
Linda Rappaport‡ and Leonard Chazen
Fadi and Diala Rayess
Cynthia A. Read
Linda and Norman Reimer
NFN Rhoeheit, PhD
Gary Rodbell
Felix and Elizabeth Rohatyn
Charles Romano
Frank* and Grace Roosevelt
Daniel and Joanna S. Rose
James and Natasha Rose
Andrew Rosen
Elaine Rosenberg
Paul F. Rosengard‡
Alfred and Jane RossP
Susan and Byron RothP
Geneen Roth
Julius Rudel‡*
Jeff RudesP
Donn Russell
Mary E. Sabbatino*
Frank and Martha Salomon
Al and Susan SalomoneP
Joshua Sapan‡
Ralph D. Sauer
Philip Scaturro‡
Carl E. Schachter*
Temple and Barney Schauble
Janet L. Schinderman
Robin Sue Schletter*
June Schneider
Michael F. Schober
Theodor Schuchat*
Mark‡ and Judy Schulman
Ira Schuman
Barry Schwartz
Bernard‡ and Irene Schwartz
William‡ and Janet Schwartz
David Scobey
William C. and Cindy L. Scott
Mrs. Richard Selle
Marcus and Martina ShawP
Harry and Rizel Louise Sigele
Michael and Laura Sirkin
Mrs. James C. Slaughter‡
Lorie A. Slutsky*
Bradford K. Smith*
Malcolm‡ and Betty Smith
Margaret J. Smith
Thurmond Smithgall
Martha McGeary SniderP
Joan E. Sobel
Paul and Marcia SoldatosP
Peter Sole and Helen Mumford-SoleP
Epp-Karike Sonin*
Annaliese Soros
Mira J. Spektor
Carol and James SpielmanP
Matthew Starr*
John and Rebecca SteelP
Elliot Stein‡
Vera Stern
William J. Strizever‡ and Ivan Kovacevic
Ellen M. Strommen
Thomas Strouse and Lori ZukermanP
Julien‡ and Jane Studley
Luis and Maria SubervilleP
Trudy‡ and Michael SullivanP
William Susman and Emily Glasser
S. Donald Sussman
Marjorie SwigP
Tomio Taki‡
Aso O. Tavitian‡
Making a Difference
Jacqueline M. Taylor
Fred and Robin TedoriP
Pamela Thomas-Graham‡
Mark and Arlene Tibergien
Dan and Sheryl Tishman
John L. Tishman‡
Alexandra* and Michael Toccin*
Alyce Williams ToonkP
John A. Torson
Mrs. Marvin S. Traub
Paul A. Travis‡*
Koianka Trencheva
Kay Unger‡*
Debra Denton UpsherP
Judith M. Vale
Rima Vargas-Vetter*
Gia Ventola*
Robert and Delores Viarengo*
Paul J. Vidich‡
Nancy Vignola*
Sue and Edgar Wachenheim
Donald‡ and Diana WagnerP
George and Nancy Walker‡
Judith and Michael Walzer
Alan Wanzenberg‡
Joan M. Warburg
Jeffrey D. Watkiss and Carol Clayton Watkiss
Angela WeberP
Eugene WeberP
Jessica Weber*
Richard and Diane WeinbergP
Ron Weinberg
John Weiss
Linda Weiss
Katherine B. Weissman
Claire S. Werner*
Owen and Carol Whitby
Isabel Stainow Wilcox
Dr. Judy Wilen and Mr. Steven SchlossP
Kathleen Williams
The Winick Family
Barbara Winslow
Harry Wolf
James Wolfensohn
Andrea Woodner
Mike and Shelly WoolfP
Helen M. Wright
Jacqueline WrightP
Lilian Shiao-Yen Wu‡
Randall S.‡ and Murray Yanker
Stephen‡ and Susan Yarad*
William D. Zabel‡
Judith Zarin‡* and Gerald Rosenfeld
Michael and Diane ZieringP
Robert J. Zilg*
Corporations, Foundations, and OrganizationsAnonymous (8)
1 Giant Step
30 Project
A. Esteban & Co., Inc.
A.D. Winston Corp.
A/X Armani Exchange
ABCO Peerless Sprinkler Corp.
Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation
ACI Brands Inc.
Action Carting Environmental Services, Inc.
Action Lighting Ltd
The Arthur F. and Alice E. Adams Charitable Foundation
ADCO Electrical Corp
Adorable Junior Garment, Inc.
Adrianna Papell Group
AE Charitable Foundation
AECOM
Ahava North America
Aldo Group
All The Way Foundation
Allen Edmonds
Alvarez and Marsal Public Sector Services, LLC
American Endowment Foundation
American Essentials
Ampac Packaging
Amy Grant Productions
Arnhold Foundation, Inc.‡
Ashland Plumbing Corp.
ASM Mechanical Systems
A-Squared Architecture, LLC
Association of American Colleges and Universities
The Augustine Foundation
Automated Logic
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Inc.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Barclays Capital
Barnes & Noble College Booksellers
Barneys New York
The Theodore H. Barth Foundation, Inc.
Beacon Paint & Hardware
Hildegarde D. Becher Foundation Inc.
The David Berg Foundation
The Bialkin Family Foundation‡
Binational Softwood Lumber Council
Blick Art Materials
Bloomberg
Bloomingdale’s
BMO Capital Markets
Bollinger, Inc./Susan Salamone
Bolton-St. Johns LLC
The Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston
Burberry
Burke Supply Company— Jeffrey Eisman
Canadian Pacific Railway
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Capital One
The Carr Charitable Trust
The Chan Foundation
Chartwells
Chicago Title Insurance Co
Child Welfare Fund
The Children’s Place
CIBC
City Lore
Clarins USA
Clinton Guitars
Coach
Colburn Foundation
College Central Network
Community Foundation of Texas
Component Assembly Systems, Inc.
Condé Nast Publications
Construction & Realty Safety Group
Cosentini Associates
Coty, Inc.
Richard and Jean Coyne Family Foundation
Sally and Dick Roberts Coyote Foundation
Josephine and Louise Crane Foundation
CrossCurrents Foundation
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
D.F. Pray, Inc. General Contractor
D’Addario Music Foundation
Dakom Service Inc.
Damco
Daugherty Business Solutions
De Simone Consulting Engineers
Ira W. DeCamp Foundation
Deloitte LLP
Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation
*Alumnus or alumna PParent ‡Member of the Board of Trustees, Boards of Governors, or Alumni Association Board
Corporations, Foundations, and Organizations (continued)
Diane von Furstenberg Studio, LLC
Diesel Canada Inc.
DIFFA—Design Industries Foundation Fighting Aids
The Diller–von Furstenberg Family Foundation
The Doneger Group
Angelo Donghia Foundation
Donna Karan International
Strachan Donnelley 2003 Charitable Trust
Drake Design II, Inc.
Dunard Fund USA, Ltd.
The Durst Organization
Dynamic Worldwide Logistics
Dyson Foundation
Eagle One Roofing
Eastman School of Music
Lucius & Eva Eastman Fund Inc.
Echo Design Group
EDF R&D / EBERBAT
EILEEN FISHER
Baisley Powell Elebash Fund
Empire Office
Eppley Foundation for Research
The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.
Eurotech Construction Corp.
EvensonBest LLC
Extell Development Company
Fairway Interior Group LLC
The Fancy
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
The Ford Foundation
Fossil Partners, LP
Foundation for Newark’s Future
Fownes Brothers
Fred Geller Electrical, Inc.
The Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust
Freemark Apparel Brands Inc.
Frey Foundation
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
The Fulcrum Group
GameLab Institute of Play Inc.
Gamma USA
GE Canada Equipment Financing Group
GE Capital
GE Capital Retail Finance
Lawrence M. Gelb Foundation Inc.
German Consulate General in New York
G-III Apparel Group, Ltd.
Giorgio Armani Corporation
Girls Write Now
Godiva Chocolatier
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation‡
Good Energy, L.P.
Graphic Communications Scholarship, Award and Career Advancement Foundation, Inc.
Green Charitable Foundation Inc.
Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein
H&M
H. Brickman & Sons
Herbert Kunstadt Associates, PC
Herff Jones Inc.
The Heyday Foundation
The Higgins Family Foundation
Highland Associates
Hilco Merchant Resources
Hogan Lovells
Hudson’s Bay Company
Hugh O’Kane Electric Co., Inc.
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
IALD Education Trust Fund
IBM International Foundation
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Institute for New Economic Thinking
Institute of International Education
International Keyboard Institute & Festival
International Studies Association
Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc.
Ivanhoé Cambridge
iWeiss Inc.
J Brand Inc.
J.Crew
J.P. Enterprises
J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
Jack Resnick & Sons
Jackson Lewis LLP
JCPenney
Jephson Educational Trusts
Peggy Keenan Jernigan Trust
Jewish Communal Fund of New York
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
The Jewish Community Foundation
Jockey International, Inc.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The Jones Group
Jones Lang LaSalle
Joseph Eletto Transfer, Inc.
JPMA Global Inc.
JPMorgan Chase and Co.
The Karan-Weiss Foundation‡
Karen Harvey Consulting Group
Kate Spade, LLC
Ada Howe Kent Foundation
Kirk Palmer Associates
David L. Klein Jr. Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Komar
Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc.
Korn/Ferry International
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
Kurt Salmon
La Strada General Contracting Corp
Langan Engineering and Environmental Services
The Lanie and Ethel Foundation
Lanificio Ricasoli SPA
LCU Foundation
Lenox Corporation
Levi Strauss and Company
LF USA
Lighting Management
LoSardo General Contractors Inc.
Theodore Luce Charitable Trust
Luxury Education Foundation
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton Inc.
M. Zalles Wells College et al. Trust
MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings Inc.
Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s
Maggy London International
Maguire Associates, Inc.
Marcus & Pollack LLP
Martens & Heads
McKeon Door East, Inc.
The Clement Meadmore Foundation
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Merck Family Fund
Metropolitan Walters, LLC
Milano Foundation
Miller Khoshkish Foundation
Miraclesuit Swimwear and Miraclebody Jeans
Making a Difference
The Leo Model Foundation
The Ambrose Monell Foundation
David and Katherine Moore Family Foundation
Movado Group Inc.
Mozilla Foundation
Ms. Foundation for Women
Mulago Foundation‡
Nash Family Foundation
Neiman Marcus Group
The New York Community Trust
New York Hall of Science
The New York Post
The New York Times
The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
Newmark Knight Frank
Nixon Peabody LLP
Nokia Research Center
Nouveau Elevator
Nygard International
Ralph E. Ogden Foundation
Ohlhausen Dubois Architects
Oklahoma City Community Foundation
Onshore Outsourcing
Open Society Foundations
Osceola Foundation, Inc.
OXO
Paradox, Bueno of California
Peco Foundation
Peerless Clothing
Perry Ellis International
Petersen Geller Spurge, Inc.
The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation
Philips Lighting University
PM Construction Services
Potomac Creek Associates, LLC
Marie Powers Trust
Presidio Network Solutions
The Presser Foundation
Project Runway
Proskauer Rose LLP
The Prospect Hill Foundation
PVH Corp.
Qwest Contracting
R/GA
Ralph Lauren Corporation
RBC Capital Markets
Reiken Construction Management, Inc.
The Revolve Project
Riverdale Country School
The Rockefeller Archive Center
The Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
Roger & Sons Concrete, Inc.
Susan and Elihu Rose Foundation
Rosenberg & Estis, P.C.
The Alfred and Jane Ross Foundation
Hazel Roy Trust
The Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation
May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.‡
S. Rothschild & Co., Inc.
Saga Furs
Russell Sage Foundation
Saks Fifth Avenue
Samsung Everland, Inc.
The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Inc.
Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A.
SCALE Foundation
Schindler Elevator Corporation
Schneider Electric
The Alexander Schneider Foundation
Harold and Helene Schonberg Pianist Scholarship Trust
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
The Scully-Peretsman Foundation
Select Equity Group, Inc.
SEP Contracting and Restoration, Inc.
Shapiro & Gellert, PLLC
Peter Jay Sharp Foundation
The George L. Shields Foundation, Inc.
SIGA INTERNATIONAL
Sigal Family Foundation
Silver Mountain Foundation for the Arts
The Sirus Fund‡
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Smart Moving & Storage
The Ted Snowdon Foundation
Software Paradigms International
Solomon Page Fashion & Beauty
Sony Electronics
The Sam Spiegel Foundation
The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust‡
The Linda and Isaac Stern Charitable Foundation
Stikeman Elliot LLP
The Geraldine Stutz Trust, Inc.
Sunnyside Painting Inc.
Surdna Foundation
Swarovski
Tahari ASL LLC
Tavitian Foundation‡
The Teck Foundation
John Templeton Foundation
Theory
The Michael D. Thomas Educational Foundation
Threadstone Advisors
Fritz Thyssen Stiftung
The Tibergien Charitable Fund
Tikva Grassroots Empowerment Fund of Tides Foundation
The Tinker Foundation Inc.
Tishman Construction Corporation
The TJX Companies, Inc.
Towers Watson
Turner Construction Company
Type Directors Club, Inc.
UNIQLO Co., Ltd.
United Healthcare OXFORD
United Parcel Service
United Way of New York City
Universal Protection Service LLC
Universidad Nacional de San Martin
University Health Plans
Urban Foundation Engineering, LLC
U.S.-Japan Council
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
Vantan Design Institute
Victoria Hagan Interiors
The Vidda Foundation
Vogue Magazine
W 5 Group, LLC
Wacoal America, Inc.
Otto and Fran Walter Foundation Incorporated
John Ward/Vertical Design Inc.
Washington Square Partners
Wells Fargo Philanthropy Fund
Will-Rich Shoe Company, LLC
Wolverine Worldwide Foundation
Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.
Xscape, Betsy & Adam, Blondie Nites
Z.S. Engineering, P.C.
Zumba Fitness
*Alumnus or alumna PParent ‡Member of the Board of Trustees, Boards of Governors, or Alumni Association Board
Gifts in KindEstate of Akiko Bando
Marco Breuer and Arnold Helbling
Chelsea Wine Vault
Donna Karan Company
Allison Druyanoff
Thomas Fararo
Susan L. Foote‡
Frederick Wildman & Sons
Gail and Paul Gallo
Deborah Gliken
Hyperbolic Audio, LLC
John Koegel
Howard‡ and Sally Lepow
Joel and Bonnie Lester
Alyssa Levy and M.J. Levy Dickson
LF USA
Harrigan Logan
Caitlin Morgan
Joan and Scott Parry
Steven A. Pinker
Regal Wine Imports
The Sadowsky Family
Shoshanna
Theory LLC
Thomas von Lintel
Randy Wooten
Randall S.‡ and Murray Yanker
Matching GiftsBank of America Foundation
Brown Shoe Company, Inc. Charitable Trust
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Frey Foundation
GE Foundation
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Google Inc.
Humana Inc.
IBM International Foundation
Intermountain Industries Petroglyph Energy Foundation, Inc.
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Contribution Fund
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
MetLife Foundation
MFA Financial, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
The Merck Company Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
Towers Watson
UBS Investment Bank
United Technologies Corporation
Planned Gifts Estate of Marilyn Apelson
Estate of Katri McCormick Barnes
Estate of Bertram Elgot
Estate of Jennifer Hill
Estate of Arthur Leon Horniker
Estate of Malcolm and Miriam Klein
Estate of Virginia B. McEwen
Ilse Melamid‡
Estate of Joan E. Miller
Estate of Werner Muensterberger
Lawrence Nannery, PhD
Estate of Jean Paradise
Donn Russell
Estate of Ruth C. Stern
Estate of Alice K. Straschil
Public InvestmentNational Endowment for the Arts
National Institutes of Health
National Science Foundation
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
New York State Council on the Arts
New York State Research and Development Authority
U.S. Department of Defense
The New York Community Trust has partnered with The New School since the 1980s to support young people and the programs that improve educational outcomes for them. The Trust is a generous supporter of the Parsons Scholars Program, an innovative college preparatory program that introduces New York City high school students to careers in art and design. The Trust’s generous support has included college scholarships for students who complete this pre-college program and pursue their bachelor’s degree at Parsons. The Trust has also made possible a unique mentorship program for New York City youth to develop and present original interactive electronic products.
The Trust has also been a longtime supporter of the Center for New York City Affairs (CNYCA) at The New School, an applied policy research institute that drives innovation in social policy through the work of its team of experts and the New School graduate students who work with them. The Trust is supporting the
Expanding OpportunitiesThe university connects students to an expanding world of ideas and opportunities with support from our generous community of donors. Our partnerships and initiatives help our students broaden their perspective, learn in new ways, and effect change in their communities and fields.
expansion of CNYCA’s efforts to monitor and assess the performance of New York City public schools and help parents and students make informed decisions about school choice through CNYCA’s Insideschools website.
As part of its Philips Lighting University initiative, Philips Lighting is collaborating with Parsons on a new international forum that will bring together architects, lighting designers, academics, and industry leaders to explore compelling contemporary issues in the field of lighting and design. The multi-year Luminous Talks project includes open café–style events, webinars, online discussion forums, and dedicated video channels, offering professionals and students a variety of opportunities to learn, connect, inspire, and be inspired.
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“I support The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music for many reasons—its emphasis on self-expression, its dedicated professional faculty, and its connection to a progressive university, to name a few. But mostly, my kid is just so happy to be there. The academic and artistic freedom that the school gives these students is rare.”Gerine Ongkeko, Jazz parent and member of the Board of Governors
Annual Fund and Parents FundThe New School’s Annual Fund and Parent Fund provide critical unrestricted support for many of the programs and initiatives that set The New School apart. This type of support helps us upgrade our facilities, take advantage of new opportunities, and enrich our community through scholarships and public programs. We are grateful for the generosity and participation of supporters like Jazz parents Gerine Ongkeko (who also volunteers her time as a member of the Jazz Board of Governors) and her husband, Jorge del Calvo. Lang parents Laura and Kirby Farrell and Mannes parents Claudia and Joel Nimar attend performances and programs on campus and meet with school deans. The New School is a richer community as a result of their and all our supporters’ engagement.
1. A Parsons Scholar presents her work.
2. Parsons is committed to helping young people pursue their passion for art and design.
3. Percussionists prepare for a collaboration between Parsons, Mannes, and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
4. Students experiment with light in Parsons’ School of Constructed Environments.
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Designing the FutureThe milestones and events highlighted here reflect The New School’s commitment to creative thinking, open discussion, and social innovation. The university can meet the challenge of remaining new—evolving continuously to provide an engaging, challenging, and relevant education—thanks to the vision and generosity of our donor community.
LaGuardia Dinner and The Tishman FamilyThe New School’s Fiorello H. LaGuardia Dinner raises money for scholarships for students across the university. The 2013 dinner was a family affair. The New School honored a longtime friend of the university, Daniel R. Tishman, chairman of Tishman Construction Corporation and vice chair of AECOM. Dan’s father, John L. Tishman, has served on the Board of Trustees for more than 30 years and was honored at the 2006 LaGuardia Dinner. The Tishman family has long supported The New School’s efforts to find innovative solutions to real-world problems through scholarship and stipend programs like the Tishman Environmental Merit Scholars Program and the John L. Tishman Scholarships for Sustainable Development, Design, and Construction.
Fashion BenefitThe Parsons Fashion Benefit salutes inno-vators in the fashion industry while raising critical funds to support scholarships at Parsons. The funds raised each year at this event enable us to recruit and nurture the next generation of innovative artists, designers, and leaders. The event is also a launch pad for graduating students, who display their work to industry leaders in a runway show.
In 2013, The New School honored Parsons alumni Jack McCollough (BFA Fashion Design ’02) and Lazaro Hernandez (BFA Fashion Design ’02) of Proenza Schouler, who first collaborated as students on the collection that launched their career, and visionary executive Bonnie Brooks, who helped pioneer high fashion retailing for the Hudson’s Bay Company in several roles, including president and vice chairman.
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1. New School trustee John L. Tishman, Sheryl Tishman, and LaGuardia Dinner honoree Daniel R. Tishman.
2. A runway look by Harin Yang (BFA Fashion Design ’13).
3. A Parsons fashion student prepares for her final presentation.
4. Fashion Benefit honorees Jack McCollough (BFA Fashion Design ’02) and Lazaro Hernandez (BFA Fashion Design ’02), co-founders of Proenza Schouler, join fellow honoree Bonnie Brooks of the Hudson’s Bay Company to announce the winners of the student runway show.
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Supporting Bold Innovation
The New School is advancing a bold vision with support from our dynamic community of donors and friends.
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ASSETS 2013 2012
Cash and Cash Equivalents 11,660 9,264
Student Accounts Receivable, Net 7,822 7,162
Contributions Receivable, Net 20,424 38,561
Investments 339,816 322,142
Deferred Charges and Other Assets 21,357 19,517
Funds Held by Bond Trustees 43,191 181,129
Student Loans Receivable 3,912 4,120
Land, Buildings, and Equipment 509,819 379,335
TOTAL ASSETS 958,001 961,230
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities
69,363 79,827
Deferred Revenue 11,037 11,460
Federal Perkins Student Loan Advances
3,768 3,770
Long-Term Debt 434,568 438,084
TOTAL LIABILITIES 518,736 533,141
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted 239,983 233,051
Temporarily Restricted 118,970 116,696
Permanently Restricted 80,312 78,342
TOTAL NET ASSETS 439,265 428,089
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
958,001 961,230
2013 2012
UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED TOTAL UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTEDPERMANENTLY RESTRICTED TOTAL
OPERATING REVENUES
Student Tuition and Fees $ 335,706 — — 335,706 334,564 — — 334,564
Scholarship Allowance (90,422) — — (90,422) (86,078) — — (86,078)
NET TUITION AND FEES 245,284 — — 245,284 248,486 — — 248,486
Contributions 3,584 13,050 — 16,634 1,845 15,481 — 17,326
Grants and Contracts 5,822 — — 5,822 5,688 — — 5,688
Endowment Return Appropriated for Operations 4,765 4,940 — 9,705 4,765 5,160 — 9,925
Auxiliary Activities 31,267 — — 31,267 29,574 — — 29,574
Other Income 5,052 — — 5,052 5,970 61 — 6,031
Net Assets Released From Restrictions 16,954 (16,954) — — 16,390 (16,390) — —
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES 312,728 1,036 — 313,764 312,718 4,312 — 317,030
OPERATING EXPENSES
Instruction and Departmental Research 119,641 — — 119,641 118,236 — — 118,236
Sponsored Research and Public Services 9,464 — — 9,464 10,020 — — 10,020
Academic Support 61,876 — — 61,876 62,009 — — 62,009
Student Services 23,927 — — 23,927 24,186 — — 24,186
Auxiliary Activities 30,270 — — 30,270 29,297 — — 29,297
Institutional Support 61,274 — — 61,274 65,135 — — 65,135
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 306,452 — — 306,452 308,883 — — 308,883
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 6,276 1,036 — 7,312 3,835 4,312 — 8,147
NON OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Contributions for Capital and Endowment — 103 1,858 1,961 — 30 4,105 4,135
Write Off of Net Bond Premiums and Deferred Charges Related to Defeased Bonds
— — — — (2,094) — — (2,094)
Endowment Return 5,959 6,279 — 12,238 (2,602) (1,951) — (4,553)
Endowment Return Appropriated for Operations (4,765) (4,940) — (9,705) (4,765) (5,160) — (9,925)
Other, Net (788) 46 112 (630) 16 625 33 674
Net Assets Released for Capital Expenditures 250 (250) — — 750 (750) — —
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM NON OPERATING ACTIVITIES
656 1,238 1,970 3,864 (8,695) (7,206) 4,138 (11,763)
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 6,932 2,274 1,970 11,176 (4,860) (2,894) 4,138 (3,616)
NET ASSETS—BEGINNING OF YEAR 233,051 116,696 78,342 428,089 237,911 119,590 74,204 431,705
NET ASSETS—END OF YEAR $ 239,983 118,970 80,312 439,265 233,051 116,696 78,342 428,089
Statement of ActivitiesYEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2013 AND 2012(Dollars in Thousands)
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2013 2012
UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED TOTAL UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTEDPERMANENTLY RESTRICTED TOTAL
OPERATING REVENUES
Student Tuition and Fees $ 335,706 — — 335,706 334,564 — — 334,564
Scholarship Allowance (90,422) — — (90,422) (86,078) — — (86,078)
NET TUITION AND FEES 245,284 — — 245,284 248,486 — — 248,486
Contributions 3,584 13,050 — 16,634 1,845 15,481 — 17,326
Grants and Contracts 5,822 — — 5,822 5,688 — — 5,688
Endowment Return Appropriated for Operations 4,765 4,940 — 9,705 4,765 5,160 — 9,925
Auxiliary Activities 31,267 — — 31,267 29,574 — — 29,574
Other Income 5,052 — — 5,052 5,970 61 — 6,031
Net Assets Released From Restrictions 16,954 (16,954) — — 16,390 (16,390) — —
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES 312,728 1,036 — 313,764 312,718 4,312 — 317,030
OPERATING EXPENSES
Instruction and Departmental Research 119,641 — — 119,641 118,236 — — 118,236
Sponsored Research and Public Services 9,464 — — 9,464 10,020 — — 10,020
Academic Support 61,876 — — 61,876 62,009 — — 62,009
Student Services 23,927 — — 23,927 24,186 — — 24,186
Auxiliary Activities 30,270 — — 30,270 29,297 — — 29,297
Institutional Support 61,274 — — 61,274 65,135 — — 65,135
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 306,452 — — 306,452 308,883 — — 308,883
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 6,276 1,036 — 7,312 3,835 4,312 — 8,147
NON OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Contributions for Capital and Endowment — 103 1,858 1,961 — 30 4,105 4,135
Write Off of Net Bond Premiums and Deferred Charges Related to Defeased Bonds
— — — — (2,094) — — (2,094)
Endowment Return 5,959 6,279 — 12,238 (2,602) (1,951) — (4,553)
Endowment Return Appropriated for Operations (4,765) (4,940) — (9,705) (4,765) (5,160) — (9,925)
Other, Net (788) 46 112 (630) 16 625 33 674
Net Assets Released for Capital Expenditures 250 (250) — — 750 (750) — —
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM NON OPERATING ACTIVITIES
656 1,238 1,970 3,864 (8,695) (7,206) 4,138 (11,763)
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 6,932 2,274 1,970 11,176 (4,860) (2,894) 4,138 (3,616)
NET ASSETS—BEGINNING OF YEAR 233,051 116,696 78,342 428,089 237,911 119,590 74,204 431,705
NET ASSETS—END OF YEAR $ 239,983 118,970 80,312 439,265 233,051 116,696 78,342 428,089
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Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE NEW SCHOOLJoseph R. Gromek, ChairFranci J. Blassberg, Vice ChairGarry Crowder, Vice ChairSusan L. Foote, Vice ChairElliot Stein, Vice ChairHenry H. ArnholdArnold H. AronsonSteven H. BloomDominique BluhdornJane DeFlorioBeth Rudin DeWoodyDouglas D. DurstFred A. DustRenaud DutreilDavid B. FordMichael E. GellertPaul A. GouldJeffrey GuralSusan U. Halpern, Esq.William E. HavemeyerRobert F. HoerleSheila C. JohnsonMichael J. JohnstonChristopher B. KuenneBevis LongstrethNancy LublinSusan M. LyneAnthony J. MannarinoSavannah MaziyaRobert H. MundheimJonathan NewcombCharles R. PerrinTimothy L. PorterLinda E. RappaportJoshua SapanBernard L. SchwartzStanley P. SilversteinMrs. James C. SlaughterMalcolm B. SmithJulien J. StudleyJohn L. TishmanKay UngerDavid E. Van ZandtDr. Lilian Shiao-Yen WuRandall S. YankerWilliam D. ZabelJudith Zarin, PhD
Life Trustees Eugene M. Lang Philip Scaturro Tomio Taki
Boards of GovernorsPARSONS THE NEW SCHOOL FOR DESIGN Kay Unger, ChairArnold H. AronsonDominique BluhdornHarlan BratcherPauline BrownRichard DarlingJane DeFlorioTess DempseyBeth Rudin DeWoodyMichael DonovanJamie DrakeFred A. DustRenaud DutreilSusan FeldmanCynthia GermanottaJulie GilhartEck Meng GohRobert GreenbergJerome S. GriffithJoseph R. GromekVictoria HaganWilliam E. HavemeyerGeoffrey HenningSheila C. JohnsonDonna KaranSidney KimmelReed KrakoffDee MacDonald-MillerNancy MahonJacki NemerovPaul F. RosengardA. Peter SallickDenise V. SeegalTomio TakiPamela Thomas-GrahamAlan Wanzenberg
Honorary MembersMarvin BlumenfeldHelene David-WeillAnna-Maria KellenJack L. LarsenDianne H. PilgrimBetty Sherrill
THE NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCHSusan L. Foote, ChairPaul Vidich, Vice ChairHenry H. ArnholdKenneth Bialkin, Esq.Keith DavidMichael E. GellertEdith Kurzweil, PhDPaul Bennett Marrow, Esq.David E. McClean, PhDIlse MelamidDaniel T. MotulskyRobert H. MundheimMichael Obuchowski, PhDRobert N. Pollin, PhDDale PonikvarBernard L. SchwartzMalcolm B. SmithAso Tavitian
MANNES COLLEGE THE NEW SCHOOL FOR MUSICLinda E. Rappaport, ChairEugenia AmesJohn E. BeerbowerBeatrice BroadwaterNicholas FirthMichael E. GellertAlexander GlantzPeter M. GrossHoward LepowBevis LongstrethDavid NiemiecElaine ParisierAndrew C. Quale, Jr.Philip ScaturroWilliam SchwartzMrs. James C. SlaughterWilliam StrizeverDonald WagnerStephen Yarad
Artist MembersDanielle De NieseGordon GettyMurray PerahiaJulius RudelRobert ShermanFrederica von Stade
THE NEW SCHOOL FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTRandall S. Yanker, ChairAnthony J. Mannarino, Vice ChairGeorge BiddleHans BrenninkmeyerJames Keith BrownGwenn CarrChristopher J. CastanoJohn CatsimatidisMarian Lapsley Cross, PhDSusan U. Halpern, Esq.Jeffrey HodgmanJoan L. JacobsonAlan JenkinsEugene KeilinGail S. LandisRobert LevinsonBevis LongstrethVictor NavaskyLawrence H. Parks, Jr.Julien J. StudleyMonsignor Kevin SullivanPaul A. TravisJudith Zarin, PhD
Honorary MembersDavid DinkinsLewis Lapham
EUGENE LANG COLLEGE THE NEW SCHOOL FOR LIBERAL ARTSJeffrey Gural, ChairSteven H. BloomDana HokinJhanna KrentselRodney W. NicholsBonnie RocheMalcolm B. SmithDr. Lilian Shiao-Yen Wu
THE NEW SCHOOL FOR JAZZ AND CONTEMPORARY MUSICJames Freund, Vice ChairBertram Lubin, MDHank O’NealGerine OngkekoTimothy L. PorterMark A. Schulman
Artist MemberLa Tanya Hall
The New School and its supporters provide $91 million in scholarship aid to students.
There are over 10,000 New School students enrolled in more than 135 degree and diploma programs.
International Field Program students from the Julien J. Studley Graduate Program in International Affairs and other New School graduate programs have provided an estimated $3,570,000 in in-kind contributions to organizations in more than 30 countries.
Mannes and Jazz students present more than 550 concerts annually.
Since 1997, the Parsons Scholars Program has served nearly 300 teens. More than 90 percent of the Scholars have gone on to college, the majority being the first in their families to do so. Eighty-two Parsons Scholars alumni have enrolled at Parsons for their undergraduate studies.
Six current students of anthropology, economics, and sociology at The New School for Social Research have received Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grants from the National Science Foundation.
Drama alumni have been recognized for their work by organizations including Sundance Institute Theatre Program, New Dramatists, Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, and The Drama League, and with Tony, Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild, Princess Grace, and Academy Awards.
Graduates of the MFA Creative Writing program had 36 books published last year.
The New School has a higher percentage of international students than any other U.S. university.
Ninety-two percent of New School classes have fewer than 20 students. The student-to-faculty ratio is 9:1.
Last year, 3,064 students graduated from The New School. They join more than 60,000 alumni.
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