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Sum Total Bottom line, Bergen added to its legacy in 2016-17. Students graduated in record numbers once again – placing the institution first in New Jersey and 32nd in the entire nation. Strengthened by new partnerships, support services and offerings – including Weekend College at the Meadowlands and the Financial Literacy Center – Bergen continues to adapt to the needs of its community.
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for Associate Degree Grads 3 Consecutive Years
5 Welcomed to Board of Trustees
Joseph Barreto, Patrick Fletcher, Mark Longo, Carol Otis and Sheetal Ranjan
Alumni Salaries
No.11 in U.S.
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Commencement Counts The mercury rose … and so did the class of 2017. Undeterred by an early-season heatwave, graduates and their families and friends celebrated the commitment to completion at the institution’s biggest day of the academic year.
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4.0 GPAs
1st Freeholder to Keynote Germaine M. Ortiz
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Years-Young Valedictorian Marilyn Heiner
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$40,000 per year Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship Graduates Daniela Liberato and Nadia Vaso
Degrees Fahrenheit
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A Number of Success Stories
With almost 15,000 students attending Bergen each semester, each has his or her own success story to tell.
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Strength in Numbers Supporting a community of learners as unique and expansive as Bergen’s takes creative and innovative approaches. Through state and county backing, federal grants, private foundations and individual donors, the institution relies on a diverse group of sources to ensure its high-quality programs and personnel. It all counts.
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$5.3 Million STEM Grant Awarded
$90,000
Raised for Scholarships Club Monte Carlo 2017
16-Foot Onex Airplane Donated
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Count on Us You don’t need to be a mathematician — although some Bergen faculty are — to add up the value faculty and staff bring to the institution. Whether receiving recognition for their commitment to the classroom, such as 2016-17 NISOD Excellence Award honoree Dr. Barbara Davis, or earning distinction for their work, such as the Office of Public Relations’ 2016 NCMPR Gold Medallion Award, supporting student success takes a community.
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2016-17 John and Suanne Roueche Excellence Award
Center for Peace, Justice and Reconciliation
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Professors Emeriti Newly Inducted: Dorothy Altman, Ph.D., Jeanie Payne, Ph.D. and Kevin Sullivan
Art Exhibited on 2 Continents
6.6 Million
Living Legacy Award Given to the 8 Members of the Di Nardo Family Who Graduated from Bergen – Including Staff Member Darilyn
Bergen TEDx YouTube Views
Ethan Greenbaum
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Numbers Don’t Tell the Whole Story
Snapshots of the stories behind the numbers that make up our Bergen community.
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Operating Budget
The Bergen Community College Foundation
07/01/16 - 06/30/17 60% 52.1% 50%
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Revenues Unrestricted Tuition................................................................................................ $57,576,941 Student Fees........................................................................................ 17,930,934 State..................................................................................................... 12,184,228 County.................................................................................................. 20,109,880 Other New Jersey Counties......................................................................... 221,000 Enterprise.................................................................................................. 125,000 Other Sources......................................................................................... 1,300,000 Fund Balance Appropriation................................................................... 2,023,495 Restricted Student Aid & Other Grants..................................................................... $46,500,000 Total Current Funds - Revenue.............................................................$157,971,478
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Expenditures & Transfers Unrestricted Instruction.......................................................................................... $41,968,006 Academic Support.................................................................................. 7,052,750 Student Services.................................................................................... 8,245,294 Institutional Support............................................................................ 42,490,614 Operation & Maintenance of Plant....................................................... 10,346,733 Principal & Interest................................................................................ 1,129,599 Auxillary Enterprises Expeditures.............................................................. 238,482 Restricted Student Aid & Other Grants..................................................................... $48,500,000 Total Current Funds - Expenditures & Transfers................................. $157,971,478
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Making a Difference… If you took a moment to think about who helped form the fabric of Bergen County, would you think of us? Since our inception in 1982, The Bergen Community College Foundation has assisted thousands of students achieve their academic goals. Working with our community partners we have consistently raised funds to assist students through scholarships, book funds, and emergency assistance. Our need for support is consistent and strong… This year alone we witnessed a 36 percent increase in students applying for aid through our scholarship program. The Foundation proudly provided more than $400,000 in scholarships alone this past academic year. We’ve also provided countless bus passes and food assistance through our emergency assistance fund. You can make a difference with us… You can become a member of the Bergen family with a gift to the Foundation. The Foundation accepts gifts in all amounts – no gift is too small or too large. Gifts may be designated for a specific use, or they may be directed to the Foundation’s unrestricted fund to be used wherever it is most needed for our students. The Foundation staff is available to assist you. For more information call 201-447-7117 or visit www.bergen.edu/foundation.
Programs Art AAS – Computer Animation Degree Art AAS – Graphic Design/Computer Graphics Degree Baking Degree: Certificate of Achievement Biotechnology Program: Certificate of Achievement Business Administration AAS – Accounting Degree Business Administration AAS – Banking and Finance Degree Business Administration AAS – e-Business Management Business Administration AAS – Management Information Systems Degree Business Administration AAS – Publishing Operations and Management Degree Business Technologies AAS – Hotel/Restaurant/Hospitality – Catering and Banquet Management Degree Business Technologies AAS – Hotel/Restaurant/Hospitality – Culinary Entrepreneurship Degree Business Technologies AAS – Hotel/Restaurant/Hospitality – Event Planning and Management Degree Business Technologies AAS – Hotel/Restaurant/Hospitality – General Degree Business Technologies AAS – Hotel/Restaurant/Hospitality – Hospitality Management Degree Business Technologies AAS – Information Technology – Office Technology Degree Career Technologies AAS – Drafting and Design Technology Degree Career Technologies AAS – Electronics Technology Degree Career Technologies AAS – General Engineering Technology Degree Career Technologies AAS – Manufacturing Technology Degree Career Technologies AAS – Science Technology, Horticulture – Landscape/Design/Build Option Degree Career Technologies AAS – Science Technology, Horticulture Degree Career Technologies AAS– General Engineering Technology/Avionics Option Degree Catering Certificate of Achievement CNC Programming Certificate of Achievement Computer Aided Drafting Certificate Computer Animation Certificate Computer Graphics Certificate Computer Science Certificate Computer Technical Support Certificate Culinary Arts Certificate Culinary Science Certificate Database Programming and Administration Certificate e-Commerce: Business Emphasis Certificate Engineering Science Degree AS Event Planning and Management Certificate Exercise Science Certificate Fashion Apparel Design AAS Fashion Design Fundamentals COA Fashion Product Development COA Finance Certificate of Achievement Fine and Performing Arts AA – Acting Option Fine and Performing Arts AA – Art Option Fine and Performing Arts AA – General Curriculum Degree Fine and Performing Arts AA – General Theatre Arts Option
Music AFA – Music Technology Option Music AFA– Music Business Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Aviation Operations Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Biology Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Biotechnology Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Chemistry Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Computer Science Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: General Curriculum Degree Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Mathematics Option Natural Sciences or Mathematics AS: Physics Option Network Security Certificate of Achievement Nonprofit Management Certificate of Achievement Nursing, Day Session AAS Nursing, Evening Session AAS Office Technology Certificate Private Security Certificate of Achievement Professional Cooking Certificate of Achievement Professional Studies AS – Aviation Administration Option Professional Studies AS – Broadcasting Option Professional Studies AS – Business Administration – Accounting Option Professional Studies AS – Business Administration – General Option Professional Studies AS – Business Administration – International Trade Option Professional Studies AS – Business Administration – Management Option Professional Studies AS – Business Administration – Marketing Option Professional Studies AS – Criminal Justice Option Professional Studies AS – Early Childhood Education Option Professional Studies AS – Exercise Science Option Professional Studies AS – General Curriculum Degree Professional Studies AS – Health Science Option Professional Studies AS – Hospitality Option Professional Studies AS – Information Technology Option Professional Studies AS – Journalism Option Professional Studies AS – Nonprofit Management Option Professional Studies AS – Social Work Option Professional Studies AS – Sports Management Degree Professional Studies AS– Education Option Radiation Therapy Technology Certificate Real Estate Certificate of Achievement Small Business Management Certificate Software Development AAS – Game Programming Degree Software Development AAS – Game Testing Degree Sports Management Certificate of Achievement Sports Merchandising Certificate of Achievement Surgical Technology Certificate [30-36 credit] Transfer Studies: Liberal Arts Certificate Transfer Studies: Science, Technology, Professional Studies Certificate Welding Technology Certificate of Achievement
Fine and Performing Arts AA – Music Option Fine and Performing Arts AA – Technical Theatre Production Option Fine and Performing Arts AA– Cinema Studies Option Fine and Performing Arts AA– Dance Option Fire Science Certificate of Achievement Floral Design Certificate Forensic Science Certificate of Achievement Grounds Management Certificate Health Professions AAS – Dental Hygiene Degree Health Professions AAS – Diagnostic Medical Sonography Degree Health Professions AAS – Health Science Degree Health Professions AAS – Medical Office Assistant Degree Health Professions AAS – Paramedic Science Degree Health Professions AAS – Radiography Degree Health Professions AAS – Respiratory Care Degree Health Professions AAS – Veterinary Technology Degree Health Professions and Career Technologies AAS – Interdisciplinary Program in Medical Informatics Degree Homeland Security Certificate of Achievement Hospitality Management Certificate Hospitality Operations Certificate of Achievement Human Services AAS – Correctional Studies Degree Human Services AAS – Law Enforcement Studies Degree Human Services AAS – Legal Studies – Paralegal Degree Information Technology AAS – Database Programming and Administration Degree Information Technology AAS – Networking Administration Degree Information Technology AAS – Web Development and Management Degree Landscaping Certificate Legal Nurse Consultant Certificate Liberal Arts AA – Cinema Studies Option Degree Liberal Arts AA – Communication Option Liberal Arts AA – Economics Option Liberal Arts AA - General Curriculum Degree Liberal Arts AA – Global Studies Option Liberal Arts AA – History Option Liberal Arts AA – Latin American Studies Option Liberal Arts AA – Literature Option Liberal Arts AA – Political Science Option Liberal Arts AA – Psychology Option Liberal Arts AA – Religion Option Liberal Arts AA – Social Sciences Option Liberal Arts AA – Sociology Option Liberal Arts AA – Women's Studies Option Liberal Arts AA– Philosophy Option Liberal Arts AA– World Languages and Cultures Option Machine Tooling Certificate of Achievement Manufacturing Design using Pro/Engineer® Certificate of Achievement Marketing Assistant Certificate of Achievement Medical Office Administrative Assistant Certificate Music AAS – Music Business Option Degree Music AAS – Recording Technology Degree
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Title Board of Trustees Carol Otis Chair Patrick Fletcher Vice-Chairman Dorothy L. Blakeslee Treasurer Gerard L. Carroll Secretary
Joseph Barreto James D. Demetrakis Mark Longo Irene Oujo Norah Peck Dr. Sheetal Ranjan
Peter Zalakostas Alumni Trustee Dr. Michael D. Redmond Interim President
Dr. Walton Hagan Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Yun K. Kim Vice President of Institutional Effectiveness James R. Miller Executive Director of Human Resources
Dr. William P. Mullaney Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Ursula Parrish Daniels Executive Assistant to the President
Executive Team Dr. Michael D. Redmond Interim President Victor Anaya Executive Director of Finance William Corcoran Vice President of Facilities, Planning, Operations and Public Safety
Foundation Board of Directors Robert Hekemian Chair
Gary Glanzberg
Anthony Persico
Joseph Basralian
Gordon Hamm Frances Hoffman
Holly Schepisi
Robert Boyle
John Johnson
Philip Ciarco Christopher De Lorenzo David Devejian Daniel Foley Robert Garrett
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Ira Kaltman James Napolitano Stephen Novak Kevin O’ Connor Ashok Patel
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Peter Traphagen, Sr. David York Dr. Michael D. Redmond Interim President
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