Powerful Partnerships: 2014 Prep for Prep Annual Report

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mission Prep for Prep is a long-term investment strategy to develop the leadership potential of able young people from segments of society grossly under-represented in the leadership pool from which all of our major institutions draw. By expanding the nation’s leadership resources, we aim to impact indirectly on a set of inter-related problems that threaten to rend our society.

The Prep Community includes over 4,500 students and alumni.

message from the chief e xecutive

“ Nothing truly valuable can be achieved except by the unselfish cooperation of many individuals.”

— Albert Einstein

Dear Friends, When those who are new to Prep for Prep learn all that the organization accomplishes, they are invariably impressed. Conducting an admissions process more selective than Harvard’s and then preparing and supporting students to compete in the most competitive schools and colleges in the country, if not the world, is no easy task. But to fully grasp just how robust Prep for Prep is, one must understand the many powerful partnerships that enrich, propel, and strengthen our students. In the following pages you’ll meet these loyal partners — independent schools, internship providers, fellow nonprofits, and colleges and universities.

While numbers alone don’t tell the whole story, they are well worth considering: Our independent school partners commit more than $25 million in grants to Prep families every year; college and university financial aid for our students approaches $30 million annually. Every summer, our internship providers invest more than $1.6 million in stipends for our students, and other tremendously valuable opportunities come from travel abroad programs, government agencies, summer camps, and test preparation services. After exposure to these kinds of select institutions, Prep’s young people are poised to assume leadership roles anywhere and everywhere.

Why are these partners willing to invest so mightily in our students? Most importantly, they share our mission and values. They are eager to join in the great endeavor of transforming our nation’s leadership pool. From past experience, they know the diverse young minds from Prep will excel, dispel stereotypes, and help solve the major challenges that lie ahead. In the words of University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann, “Excellence and diversity go hand in hand.”

But there is another part of the equation that is just as essential to our students’ success: you, our generous donors and alumni. With ongoing investment from you and opportunities from our partners, we will change the face of leadership. For once, the too-often-used adage rings true: We couldn’t do it without you.

With much gratitude,

Aileen C. Hefferren

H i g h l i g h t s o f F i s c a l Y e a r 2 014 Alumni Accomplishments: Among our alumni body we now proudly count more than 100 medical doctors or students as well as over 100 PhDs or doctoral candidates.

A remarkable 44% of our alumni made a gift back to Prep this year.

(See page 35.)

Opportunities: A record 357 Prep students earned career-oriented summer internships at the City’s most prestigious employers.

(See pages 22 and 23.)

Fundraising: Continuing its tremendous legacy of generosity, our Board donated 54% of the over $9.5 million Prep raised this year. At the 2014 Lilac Ball, a group of loyal longtime Trustees and their spouses — Honorees Anne & John Hall, David A. Nadler, and Fay & Bill Shutzer — helped net more than $3 million. (See pages 28 and 29.)

Administration: After 26 years of distinguished service, Prep bade a grateful goodbye to Peter Bordonaro, our Deputy Executive Director & Director of Academic Programs; his successor, Nikole Smith, is a two-decade veteran of Prep who for the last ten years has ably led the Prep Preparatory Component.

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Debjani Das (XXXVI/Brearley)

Gianna Barbee (XXXVI/Brearley)

Rachel Tanibajeva (XXXVI/Brearley)

The caliber and spirit of Prep students make preparing them for schools like Brearley an immensely gratifying job. — Gail Sussman Marcus History Teacher, The Brearley School History Teacher, Prep for Prep

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Seliat Dairo (XXVII/Kew-Forest ’11, Duke) Bernard Decelian (XXXI/Poly Prep ’14, Carnegie Mellon)

Rebecca Rosen Checa (XXVII/Horace Mann ’11, Wesleyan) Ronald Tricoche (XXX/Columbia Prep ’14, Yale)

Aliya Lyons (XXIX/Brearley ’13, Wesleyan)

Santiago Vivar (P9 XXIV/Milton)

Zsanelle Morel (XXXI/Sacred Heart Greenwich)

Kelechi Akusobi (P9 XXI/Deerfield ’12, Penn) (not pictured)

Photograph by Damaso Reyes (XII/Calhoun ’96, NYU), Fulbright Fellowship-Winning Photographer

The Library, like Prep, encourages the widest array of talent and experience to create new ideas. We are inspired by these interns and proud to partner with Prep. — Tony Marx President, New York Public Library

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Stephen Ankoue (P9 XXVI/Choate)

Michelle Gao (XXXIII/Brearley)

Cassie Deshong (P9 XXVI/Deerfield)

Zaire Goodwin (P9 XXVI/Loomis Chaffee)

Rahmel Dixon (P9 XXVI/Andover)

Nicholas Manriquez (XXXIII/Dalton)

Jimmy Mora (XXXII/Grace Church ’12, Trinity) Kelechi Nwankwoala (P9 XXVI/Exeter)

Tiger Tang (P9 XXVI/Lawrenceville) Brittany Tirado (XXXIV/Mandell ’13, Emma Willard)

From the ninth graders we mentor to the interns and alums we hire, Google is proud to partner with the singular and creative minds of Prep.

— Patrick Pichette SVP and Chief Financial Officer, Google Partnership with Prep: Institute for Entrepreneurship hosts; Prep students and Google mentors pictured above Seven 2014 Prep Summer interns • Eight full-time Prep alum employees • Generous financial supporter since 2011 2014 Google AdWords grant • In kind technical support and training

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Representing Prep Alums on Penn’s Faculty/Staff: Cary Aarons (X/Buckley ’90, Trinity ’94, Harvard ’98) MD, Howard ’02 Assistant Professor of Surgery, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Representing Prep and Penn’s 147 shared Graduates: Freda Koomson (XX/Poly Prep ’04, Penn ’08) MA, Pitt ’13 Medical School applicant

Dionne Wilson Gumbs (XII/Poly Prep ’96, Penn ’00) MBA, Columbia ’07

Regional Vice President of Business Development, Fisher Investments

Larry Wiltshire (XII/Packer ’96, Penn ’00) MS, NYU ’05

Bank Examiner/Portfolio Analyst, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Representing the 67 Prep Alums from Penn’s Graduate Schools: Akilah Crichlow (XXII/Trinity ’06, Harvard ’10) MA, Hunter ’12, JD/MBA, Penn Law School/Wharton ’17 Collin Williams (XXI/Collegiate ’06, Penn ’11) PhD, Penn Graduate School of Education ’16

Representing Prep’s 32 Undergraduates: Kelechi Akusobi (P9 XXI/Deerfield ’12, Penn) Christopher Amendano (P9 XXII/Andover ’13, Penn) Jonathan Avila (XXX/Saint David’s ’10, Trinity ’14, Penn) Saidah Belo-Osagie (XXXI/Spence ’14, Penn) Shayna Capers (XXVII/Poly Prep ’11, Penn) Ebony Easley (P9 XX/Taft ’11, Penn) Tatiana Hyman (P9 XXII/Loomis Chaffee ’13, Penn) Fatima Johnson (XXVII/Indian Mountain ’08, Emma Willard ’11, Penn) Chante Lawson (P9 XXIII/Hotchkiss ’14, Penn) Richard Levy (XXIX/Fay ’10, Andover ’13, Penn) Sybil Lui (XXIX/Brearley ’13, Penn) Glorie Parris (XXVIII/Poly Prep ’12, Penn) Daniel Weng (XXIX/Collegiate ’13, Penn)

The Prep-Penn partnership is living proof that diversity and excellence go hand in hand. — Dr. Amy Gutmann President, University of Pennsylvania

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journey

the prep for prep journey

Students in Public Schools

Tr a n s iti o n to I n d e pe n d e nt Sc h oo l s

Ta l e n t S e a r c h

P r e p a r at o ry C o m p o n e n t

Each year, over 750 New York City public schools nominate their top students of color for a place in Prep for Prep.

Rising sixth-graders (eighth-graders in PREP 9) undergo a rigorous 14-month course of study spanning two intensive summer sessions as well as after-school Wednesday and all-day Saturday classes during the intervening school year to increase their academic and social preparedness for independent school.

• Nearly 6,000 candidates who scored in the 90+ percentile on statewide English Language Arts and Math tests are nominated by their public schools.

•B ased on Prep’s initial testing, over 1,200 students progress to individual IQ testing, teacher recommendations, and interviews.

• Roughly 125 candidates are accepted into Prep for Prep (fifth-graders for day school placement) and 75 are accepted into PREP 9 (seventh-graders for boarding school placement).

• Rigorous academic program includes History, Research Skills, Literature, Writing Skills, Laboratory Science, Mathematics, and Latin.

• Average class size of 14.

• Older Prep students serve as Advisors.

• Faculty are drawn from leading independent and public schools.

P l ac e m e nt All students who successfully complete the Preparatory Component (typically 75% of admitted students) are placed in day schools (as seventh-graders) or boarding schools (as ninth-graders).

• 40 day schools and 12 boarding schools reserve places for qualified applicants.

• Five school visits for each child.

• Individual assistance with applications and financial aid forms.

• Over $25 million in financial aid committed annually to our students by independent schools.

Students in Independent D ay a n d B o a r d i n g S c h o o l s

Students in College

C o l l e g e G r a d u at e s

Counseling

a lu m n i A f fa i r s

Prep monitors the academic and personal progress of each student in grades 7–12 through monthly meetings with Prep counselors — young people of color who themselves are graduates of selective colleges.

The opportunities, events, and networking open to alumni strengthen and nurture their achievements and contributions to society, while keeping them active in the Prep Community.

• Individual counselors assigned to every student and available to every parent. Counseling is also available to undergraduates.

• Weekly social and cultural activities for middle school students.

• Tutoring available, if needed.

• Student emergency fund.

• Transition-to-college retreats.

O p p o rt u n i t i e s A considerable array of Leadership Development Opportunities broadens our students’ aspirations, increases their awareness of life’s possibilities, and builds a stronger sense of self.

• Networking events • Professional development workshops • Reunions, social ­gatherings, and a monthly newsletter • Interactive community website • Alumni Giving Campaign

• Internships • Career seminars, professional skills workshops • Entrepreneurship institute • Travel abroad • Public policy and community service projects • College and financial aid counseling, SAT preparation, college trips • Leadership curriculum

In addition to all of the programs above, Prep shares its best practices with like-minded organizations and individuals through an initiative called Smart Connections. To date, Smart Connections has formed relationships with over 200 organizations across the United States and around the world, offering them ongoing consulting and technical assistance, networking opportunities, and a biennial conference.

Through this initiative, Prep has indirectly impacted another 250,000 young people worldwide.

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enrollment

I n d e p e n d e n t d ay a n d b o a r d i n g s c h o o l s

Enrolled students as of October 2014

Day S c h o o l s

B oa r d i n g S c h o o l s

Allen-Stevenson 12 Avenues 3 Berkeley Carroll 10 Brearley 21 Brooklyn Friends 14 Browning 10 Buckley 5 Buckley Country Day 3 Calhoun 8 Chapin 15 Collegiate 23 Columbia Prep 15 Dalton 27 Dwight-Englewood 3 Fieldston 14 Friends 7 Grace Church 14 Hackley 5 Hewitt 10 Horace Mann 21 Kew-Forest 7 Léman 11 LREI 10 Mandell 5 Marymount 6 Nightingale 16 Packer 26 Poly Prep 40 Riverdale 13 Rye 10 Sacred Heart 6 Saint Ann’s 23 St. Bernard’s 4 Spence 24 Town 4 Trevor Day 3 Trinity 44 VCS 4 Other Schools* 13

PREP 9 Consortium Schools Andover 21 Choate 15 Deerfield 14 Exeter 23 Hill 14 Hotchkiss 14 Lawrenceville 17 Loomis Chaffee 7 Middlesex 11 Milton 12 St. Andrew’s 10 Taft 15 Other Boarding Schools Groton 3 Other Schools* 21

Tr ansfers to Specialized Public Schools Bronx Science Other Schools*

5 1

S u m m a ry Day Schools Boarding Schools Specialized High Schools

509 197 6

Total Students

712

* Fewer than three students enrolled

Balancing sets of homework from both Prep and my public school was like asking me to juggle eggs and fine china without dropping either. But I knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

— Brianna Johnson (XXXVI/Berkeley Carroll)

colleges and universities

Enrolled students and graduates as of October 2014

M o s t Co m p e t i t i v e † (continued)

I v y L e ag u e

Brown Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Penn Princeton Yale

ENR GRD

11 100 34 127 17 84 11 53 23 169 32 147 11 83 28 150

M o s t Co m p e t i t i v e † Amherst 29 83 Barnard 11 17 Bates 1 6 Boston College 13 30 Bowdoin 13 11 Bryn Mawr 5 Bucknell 9 10 Carnegie Mellon 7 13 Case Western 3 2 Colby 1 3 Colgate 14 27 Connecticut College 2 15 Davidson 12 16 Duke 9 54 Emory 6 15 Franklin & Marshall 4 14 Georgetown 7 57 George Washington 10 18 Hamilton 7 10 Hampshire 2 1 Haverford 8 14 Johns Hopkins 5 15 Kenyon 4 18 Lehigh 9 20 Macalester 2 13 Middlebury 8 24 MIT 4 22 Northeastern 1 5 Northwestern 7 13 Notre Dame 4 NYU 13 57 Oberlin 5 17 Occidental 1 11 Pitzer 1 4 Pomona 5 28 Reed 6 6 Rice 2 7 Smith 2 11

ENR GRD

Stanford 5 44 Swarthmore 2 18 Tufts 9 54 UNC Chapel Hill 4 22 Union 1 8 Univ. of Chicago 1 9 Univ. of Richmond 3 11 Univ. of Rochester 6 9 Univ. of Southern California 2 1 UVA 4 33 Vanderbilt 4 13 Vassar 1 31 Villanova 3 3 Washington Univ.

8 8 Wellesley 5 21 Wesleyan 33 166 West Point 1 4 William & Mary 1 2 Williams 17 60 Other Schools* 6 11

H i g h ly Co m p e t i t i v e †

V e ry Co m p e t i t i v e † a n d ot h e R

Allegheny 3 2 Babson 3 Bard 5 3 Binghamton 4 10 Boston Univ.

5 14 S u m m a ry Brandeis 1 7

City College 10 8 Ivy League Clark 2 3 Most Competitive Drexel 2 2 Highly Competitive Fordham 3 7 Very Competitive and Other Geneseo 2 3 TOTAL Gettysburg 15 6 Grinnell 3 Ithaca 3 1 Lafayette 3 Mount Holyoke 2 8 Muhlenberg 3 17 Sarah Lawrence 1 6 Skidmore 6 4 St. John’s College Annapolis 3 Stony Brook 3 10 Syracuse 17 17 Trinity 3 32 Univ. of Connecticut 4 Univ. of Michigan 5 Other Schools* 12 17

† Categories as defined by Barron’s 2015 Profiles of American Colleges * Fewer than three students enrolled and/or graduated Includes students on leave of absence

ENR GRD

Baruch 3 6 CUNY (other) 19 23 Goucher 3 Guilford 1 5 Hobart & William Smith 2 11 Hofstra 4 Howard 3 3 Hunter 6 25 McGill 3 Mercy 1 4 Morehouse 4 New School 1 4 Rutgers 1 4 St. John’s Univ.

4 5 Seton Hall 3 Spelman 7 SUNY (other) 15 23 Susquehanna 18 7 Temple 1 2 Univ. of Delaware 3 Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst 1 2 Univ. of Vermont 3 1 Wooster 1 2 Other Schools* 27 69

ENR GRD

167 913 359 1224 111 189 110 220 747 2546

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STUDENT SCHOOL COLLEGE

Dalton prepared me well for academic success and leadership at Stanford and Prep’s Preparatory Component laid the foundation for my interest in social justice and activism.

— Kristian Bailey (XXVI/Dalton ’10, Stanford ’14) (pictured above)

Adrian Abel-Bey Trinity

Yale

Tyra Abraham Hewitt

Scripps

Diana Aguilar Packer

Hamilton

Renangie Alcantara-Polanco Poly Prep

George Washington

Chelsea Alexander Groton

Davidson

Kayla Ali Deerfield

Wellesley

Arismer Angeles

Tufts

Westminster

Jonathan Avila Saint David’s, Trinity

Davidson

Luriel Balaurea

York Prep

Univ. of Richmond

Kevin Barbosa

Browning

Bard

Isaac Barrezueta

Browning

Allegheny

Saidah Belo-Osagie Spence

Penn

Youssef Ben-Farhat Poly Prep

Amherst

Emilio Berton Staten Island Academy

Washington Univ.

Indira Bisram Hill

Bard

Imani Bryant Trevor Day

Muhlenberg

Aaron Buckles Trevor Day

Howard

Michael Bueno Cathedral, Xavier

Haverford

Brittany Caceres Sacred Heart

Bucknell

Xavier Carmona Hackley

Bucknell

Aria Cato

Agnes Scott

Brooklyn Friends

Aaliyah Chin Saint Ann’s

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Penn

Andrew Ayala Riverdale

Lehigh

STUDENT SCHOOL COLLEGE Matthew Chun

Buckley, Milton

Wesleyan

Tyler Clarke

Brooklyn Friends

Wesleyan

Estefania Colon Chapin

Penn

Andrea Conde Exeter

Columbia

Aileen Cordero Hewitt

Reed

Bryce Council LREI

Boston College

Brianna Cox Saint Ann’s

Brown

Amarissa Crescenzi Lawrenceville

Smith

Sinai Cruz Horace Mann

Columbia

James Daring Loomis Chaffee

Ursinus

Kymberly Deane Taft

Gettysburg

Bernard Decelian Poly Prep

Carnegie Mellon

Madison DeJesus Fieldston

Yale

Olivia Deng Trinity

Dartmouth

Alejandro Desince Saint Ann’s

Columbia

Shanae Dixon Exeter

Georgetown

Jelani Driskell Grace Church, Packer

Bowdoin

Elvis Esquivel Columbia Prep

Wesleyan

Isabella Falla

Haverford

Brearley

Vivian Fernandez Chapin

Harvard

Ashley Flores-Maldonado Fieldston

Goucher

Christina Franqui Fieldston

Ithaca

Arianna Fullard Horace Mann

Wesleyan

Chinasa Grant Hill

NYU

Amanda Gutierrez

Susquehanna

Berkeley Carroll

Shanya Hopkins Deerfield

Syracuse

Nian Hu

Harvard

Brearley

Victor Hunt Exeter

Yale

Catalina Ibarguen Spence

Harvard

Ehenneden Idehen-Amadasun Town, Trinity

Franklin & Marshall

Jorge Inamagua Saint David’s, Trinity

Cornell

Jared Jackson Poly Prep

George Washington

Kimberlee John Spence

Dartmouth

Desiree Jones Grace Church, Groton

St. John’s Annapolis

Shana Joseph Taft

Muhlenberg

Christopher King Riverdale

Colgate

Lauren-Nicole Laurenceau VCS, Westover

Lafayette

Chante Lawson Hotchkiss

Penn

Julia Lee Trinity

Harvard

Catherine Lewis Middlesex

Wesleyan

Marie-Gizelle L’Homme Sacred Heart

Buffalo State

Tom Lin Trinity

Pomona

Roger Lopez Collegiate

Yale

Derek Low Milton

Bard

Nathaniel Magloire LREI

Goucher

Samantha Maison LREI

Cornell

In Prep, I found a place where I am accepted for the person I am.

I found a family.

— Nicholas Perez (XXXVI/Poly Prep)

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STUDENT SCHOOL COLLEGE Chad Malcolm St. Bernard’s, Suffield

Reed

Samuel Marchan Trinity

Emerson

Peninah Mbogho Chapin

Columbia

Antonio McCalla

St. John’s

Kew-Forest

Dejah McGibbon Tabor

NYU

Andres Mejia Exeter

Bard

Alyssa Mercado St. Luke’s, Berkeley Carroll

Susquehanna

Eric Mercado Packer

Bowdoin

Sarai Merino Loomis Chaffee

Amherst

Chavannes Milcent Allen-Stevenson, Packer

Susquehanna

Nana Minder Loomis Chaffee

UVA

Carolina Montoya Pabon VCS, Columbia Prep

Middlebury

Jonathan Morales Town, Columbia Prep

Colgate

Josiah Murrell

Lehigh

Berkeley Carroll

Katherina Naham Manhattan Country, Westtown Gettysburg Keisha Ng-A-Qui Cheshire

Boston College

Carlande Nicolas Taft

Boston College

Julie Novick-Lederer Chapin

Princeton

Prisca Obi Spence

Harvard

Chelsea O’Neil

Berkeley Carroll

Barnard

Gelsson Ortiz Exeter

Wesleyan

Eseosa Osagie Loomis Chaffee

Boston College

Shardonay Pagett Choate

Wesleyan

Shyenne Parris Horace Mann

Colgate

Jason Patterson Taft

Columbia

Rubby Paulino Hotchkiss

Middlebury

Nikki Perales

Albany

Knox

Naropa Perez Rye

Univ. of Rochester

Tiffany Phillips Exeter

Northeastern

Tameka Pierre-Jean Sacred Heart

Emory

Shyenne Puello Horace Mann

Penn

Ashley Quevedo Saint Ann’s

Brown

Roberto Quinteros Deerfield

Lafayette

Talisa Ramos Poly Prep

Barnard

Keanu Renne-Glover Choate

Columbia

Stephanie Reyes Hewitt

Pomona

Toni-Anne Richards Horace Mann

Cornell

Stephanie Rivera Hotchkiss

Colby

Luis Rojas LREI

Grinnell

Diandra Ross

Boston Univ.

Kew-Forest

Krittika Roychowdhury Spence

Wesleyan

Jayuan Ruiz Saint David’s, Packer

Syracuse

Robert Rush Andover

Harvard

Nuha Saho Choate

Harvard

Indira Sanchez Andover

Claremont McKenna

Abdoulaye Sanogo Middlesex

Amherst

University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann with Ebony Easley (P9XX/Taft ’11, Penn) and Freda Koomson (XX/Poly Prep ’04, Penn ’08)

STUDENT SCHOOL COLLEGE Omar Shawareb Lawrenceville

Williams

Matthew Simon St. Bernard’s, Andover

Harvey Mudd

Ashley Smith Nightingale

Amherst

Bradford Smith Collegiate

Columbia

Savannah Sosa Marymount

Wesleyan

Derek Spence Hotchkiss

Franklin & Marshall

Javon Stephenson Saint Ann’s

Brown

Pharoah Sutton-Jackson VCS, Packer

Syracuse

Milton Syed Exeter

Harvard

Ronald Tricoche Columbia Prep

Yale

Nicole Ubinas Nightingale

Brown

Alison Ungaro Middlesex

Skidmore

Andrew Vallejos Andover

Colgate

Alejandro Vazquez Trinity

Bucknell

Isabel Velazquez-Acero Nightingale

Macalester

Manuel Vilmatelo St. Bernard’s, Westtown

Gettysburg

Alyssa Ward Tabor

Franklin & Marshall

Ethan Zhou Dalton

Bowdoin

Alison has an eagerness to learn and produce top quality work on time. She displayed maturity and built good relationships with the team.

— Lisa Combs, Business Manager, Global Compliance Operations, JP Morgan Chase, reviewing Alison Ungaro (P9 XXIII/ Middlesex ’14, Skidmore)

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Prep is enormously proud of its Smart Connections initiative, which continues our long history of sharing best practices with like-minded organizations and individuals. Since 2007, Smart Connections has formed relationships with over 200 organizations across the United States and around the world, offering them ongoing consulting and technical assistance, networking opportunities, and a biennial conference. Smart Connections leverages Prep’s extraordinary track record to help strengthen organizations and improve the life prospects of many more young people. Through this initiative, we have indirectly impacted the lives of another 250,000 young people worldwide.

Smart Connections was excited to welcome more than 200 guests from over 100 educational access organizations throughout the United States and abroad to its 2014 Conference. This year’s theme, Promise and Possibility, focused on developing and supporting a pipeline for leadership that reflects our rapidly diversifying nation. On April 11th at the Time Warner Center, expert panelists shared best practices for enhancing support for low-income and first-generation college students, boosting career readiness and employer partnerships, and improving fundraising strategies, among other topics.

If you or an organization you know could benefit from the services of Smart Connections, please email smartconnections@prepforprep.org or visit www.prepforprep.org/smartconnections.

2014 Keynote Speaker:

2014 Keynote Speaker:

Alumni Interviewer:

Alumni Interviewer:

Ursula M. Burns

Wynton Marsalis

Diahann Billings-Burford

Professor Danielle Brown

CEO, Xerox

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Managing & Artistic Director, Jazz at Lincoln Center

Time Warner

Syracuse University

Being in a room full of like-minded change makers who are so committed to the overall mission of cultivating leaders of color was too inspiring for me to even put into words.

— Tricia Smith (X/Riverdale ’94, NYU ’11) Founder, Artsmith, Smart Connections Conference participant

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gratitude

i n d e p e n d e n t s c h o o l pa rt n e r s Prep for Prep extends its tremendous appreciation to our independent school partners. Not only do they share our mission to diversify the nation’s leadership pool, they pledge extraordinary resources to that end. Last year, their combined financial aid commitments to Prep families exceeded $25 million. The following schools offered places to Prep for Prep students in 2013 and 2014: The Allen-Stevenson School Avenues: The World School Bank Street School for Children The Berkeley Carroll School Blair Academy The Brearley School Brooklyn Friends School Brooklyn Heights Montessori School The Browning School Buckley Country Day School The Buckley School The Calhoun School Canterbury School Cathedral School of St. John the Divine The Chapin School Cheshire Academy Choate Rosemary Hall Church Farm School Collegiate School Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School

Convent of the Sacred Heart (Greenwich) Convent of the Sacred Heart (New York) Cushing Academy The Dalton School Deerfield Academy Dwight-Englewood School Emma Willard School The Ethel Walker School Ethical Culture Fieldston School Fay School Friends Seminary Grace Church School Groton School Hackley School The Hewitt School The Hill School Horace Mann School The Hotchkiss School Indian Mountain School The Kew-Forest School The Knox School

Lawrence Academy The Lawrenceville School Léman Manhattan Preparatory School Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin High School The Loomis Chaffee School The Mandell School Manhattan Country School Marymount School of New York Middlesex School Milton Academy The Nightingale-Bamford School Northfield Mount Hermon School The Packer Collegiate Institute Peddie School Phillips Academy Phillips Exeter Academy Poly Prep Country Day School Pomfret School Regis High School Riverdale Country School Rye Country Day School

St. Andrew’s School Saint Ann’s School St. Bernard’s School Saint David’s School St. Hilda’s & St. Hugh’s St. Luke’s School St. Mark’s School The Spence School Staten Island Academy Suffield Academy Tabor Academy The Taft School The Town School Trevor Day School Trinity School Village Community School Westminster School Westover School Westtown School The Williston Northampton School Xavier High School York Preparatory School

The people I met, the topics I discussed, and the culture I embraced set me on a new trajectory and there’s no looking back.

— Paris Adorno (XXXI/Cathedral ’11, LREI) reflecting on her experience in Spain as a Student Diplomacy Corps participant

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Th e Pr e p f o r Pr e p Sc h o l a r s Prog r a m Through the Prep for Prep Scholars Program, the following donors have underwritten the cost of the Prep for Prep journey of many of our deserving students — from admissions in middle school to college graduation. Donors are matched with individual students and receive annual stewardship reports on their academic and extracurricular progress.

Since 2002, 20 donors to the Prep for Prep Scholars program have sponsored a total of 159 students. We are most grateful to the individuals and organizations who participated in 2014: Catherine & Joseph Aresty Foundation Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s Foundation Toby and Leon Cooperman The JPB Foundation

Liu Foundation Moody’s Foundation Praxair Foundation Schiff Family Foundation

camps

T r av e l Ab roa d

Prep for Prep appreciates the outstanding opportunities that the following camps offered to 67 Prep students during the summer of 2014. These “camperships” allow our students to attend these camps at low cost or no cost and experience the benefits of all that they have to offer.

Prep for Prep is grateful to our partner organizations, Experiment in International Living (nine Prep students) and Student Diplomacy Corps (11 students), which provided opportunities to explore different cultures, learn languages, and perform valuable community service in the following countries during the summer of 2014:

Belvoir Terrace Birch Rock Camp Camp Androscoggin Camp Betsey Cox Camp Dudley Camp Moosilauke Camp Nashoba North Camp Runoia Camp Sangamon Camp Schodack Camp Tapawingo Camp Wawenock Camp Weequahic

Chewonki Camp for Boys Christodora — Manice Education Center Creative Arts and Athletics Frost Valley YMCA Kamp Kohut Kingswood Camp for Boys Netop Summer Camp Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts Waukeela Camp for Girls Wohelo Camps Wyonegonic Camp

Chile Costa Rica France Italy Japan

Mexico Morocco Spain Turkey Uruguay

We are also grateful to the Ameson Student Exchange Summer Program and World Savvy for each providing one Prep student with the opportunity to travel to China and Peru, respectively.

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g r at i t u d e

SUMMER INTERNSHIPS Prep for Prep is deeply indebted to the following corporations, nonprofit organizations, and government offices which provided 357 internships to Prep for Prep high school and college students during the summer of 2014. These internships equip our students with valuable professional experience, marketable skills, and exposure to a variety of fields. If you would like to offer a summer internship to a Prep high school or college student, please contact Professional_Advancement@prepforprep.org.

E m p loy e r s

interns

21st Century Fox 1 32BJ SEIU 2 Achievement First 2 AIPCHA Community Health Center 1 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld 1 Albany Park Theater Project 1 Alfred Dunner 1 Allen & Company 2 All Star Code 2 Alpine Capital Bank 2 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater 1 American International Group 1 Aon 1 The Apollo Theater Foundation 1 Asia Society 1 Avo Construction 1 Barclays 1 B Corporation 1 BD 1 Bellevue Hospital Center 1 Bloomberg L.P. 4 Bloomberg Philanthropies 3 Blue Cross Blue Shield 1 Bolton-St. Johns 1 Bowdoin College Department of Earth and Oceanographic Science 1 Breakthrough Collaborative 1 Office of Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer 1 Bridge Capital Group 1 Bronx Museum of the Arts 1 The Brooklyn Hospital Center 3 Brooklyn Industries 1 Brooklyn Navy Yard 1 Brooklyn Nets 2 Brooklyn Urban Garden Charter School 2 CancerCare 4 The Center for Reproductive Rights 3 Center for an Urban Future 1 The Charles 1 Office of The Chief Medical Examiner of the City of New York 1 The Child Mind Institute 3 Children’s Health Fund 2 The Clinton Foundation 2 Colgate-Palmolive 1 Columbia Public Health Scholars 1 Communications Media Advisors 1 Coney Island Prep 2 Council for Economic Education 1 Cravath, Swaine & Moore 2

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interns

Creative Artists Agency (CAA) 2 Credit Suisse 1 Davis Polk & Wardell 1 Debevoise & Plimpton 2 Deborah Berke Partners 1 Deutsche Bank 4 Office of Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. 2 Diller Scofidio + Renfro 1 The Doe Fund 2 DonorsChoose.org 3 DOROT 1 Downtown Brooklyn Partnership 1 Dune Capital Management 1 El Museo del Barrio 2 Emigrant Bank Fine Art Finance 1 The Equity Project Charter School 1 Ernst & Young 1 ESquared Hospitality 1 Ethical Culture Fieldston School 3 Evercore 2 Facebook 1 Ferguson & Shamamian 2 First Eagle 1 Foundation Center 1 G Dental 1 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher 2 Gira Mundo 1 Girls Who Code 1 Goldman Sachs 1 Goodby Silverstein & Partners 1 Google 6 GO Project 5 Grant Thornton 1 Greenhill 1 Harlem Stage 1 Harlem Village Academies 2 HBO 2 Henry Street Settlement 1 Hidden Level Games 1 Highland Center 1 The HOPE Program 1 Hospital for Special Surgery 1 HR&A Advisors 1 Jazz at Lincoln Center 2 The Jewish Week 1 Office of New York City Councilmember Corey Johnson 1 JPB Foundation 1 J.P. Morgan 31 Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates 1

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interns

Dr. Bernard Kruger 1 La Marina 1 The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights 1 Legal Information for Families Today 1 Lenox Hill Hospital 1 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts 1 Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service 2 Local Initiatives Support Corporation 14 Mark Degarmo & Dancers 1 The Mayor’s Office, Health and Human Services 2 Maysles Institute 3 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 3 Metropolitan Museum of Art 1 Microsoft 1 MoMA 1 Moody’s 5 Morgan Stanley 3 Mount Sinai Medical Center 5 The Move Shop 1 NASA 1 NBCUniversal 4 New York Academy of Medicine 2 New York City Department of Education iZone 360 1 New York County District Attorney’s Office 2 New York Magazine 1 NY Midtown OB/GYN 1 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital 4 New York Public Interest Research Group 4 New York Public Library 8 New York Stem Cell Foundation 2 Odeon Capital Group 1 Park Avenue Armory 2 Parsons Brinckerhoff 2 Patricia Lynch Associates 1 Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison 1 Penguin Group 1 Pentagram 1 Practising Law Institute 4 Precision Strategies 1 Proskauer Rose 1 Psycho Bunny 1 Random House 2 Reed Smith 1

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interns

Related 1 Relay Graduate School of Education 3 Rent Stabilization Association 1 Robert A.M. Stern Architects 1 Rockefeller University 2 Ross 1 Search and Care 1 Ysrael A. Seinuk, P.C 1 SHoP Architects 1 Simpson Thacher & Bartlett 1 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom 1 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill 1 Sotheby’s 1 STAR Physical & Occupational Therapy 1 STARS — Astrophysics Research 4 StoryCorps 1 Studio In A School 1 Success Academy Charter Schools 12 SUNY Downstate Medical Center 5 Office of Judge Laura Taylor Swain 1 Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding 1 Time Inc. 1 Time Warner 2 Translation 1 Turntable Lab 1 Univision 5 Untapt 1 USTA Serves 1 Vera Institute of Justice 1 Viacom 6 Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz 5 The Wall Street Journal 2 Warner Bros.

1 Weber Shandwick 1 Weil, Gotshal & Manges 1 Weill Cornell Medical College 3 Wild Bird Fund 1 Williams College Department of Geosciences 1 Willkie, Farr & Gallagher 1 WNET THIRTEEN 1 WNYC 1 Workman Publishing 1 Office of New York State Assembly Member Keith L.T. Wright 1

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y e a r e n d e d J u n e 3 0 , 2 014

Board Temporarily Permanently Total

Unrestricted Designated Restricted Restricted All Funds s u p p o rt a n d r e v e n u e Fund Fund Fund Fund 2014 Contributions from Foundations Contributions from Corporations Contributions from Individuals

$805,381

$123,500

$928,881

426,768

270,000

696,768

3,645,249

Annual Alumni Giving Campaign

374,573

Lilac Ball, Net of Direct Expenses of $275,353 In-kind Contributions Other Income

3,769,773

46,000

420,573

16,953

208,118

3,190,753

2,695

3,193,448

340,600

340,600

24,347 Subtotal

Net Assets Released from Restrictions

10,000

191,165

Dividend and Interest Income

114,524

Total Support and Revenue

8,807,671

191,165

573,672

1,196,015

(1,196,015)

$10,003,686

$191,165

($622,343)

24,347

10,000

9,582,508

$10,000

$9,582,508

EXPENSES p ro g r a m s e rv i c e s Talent Search

1,390,909

1,390,909

Academic Programs

3,173,130

3,173,130

Counseling 1,993,285 1,993,285 Leadership Development Opportunities Smart Connections

2,131,748 391,336

9,080,408

S u p p o rt i n g s e rv i c e s Administration

969,816

969,816

Fundraising

960,991

960,991

391,336

Subtotal

9,080,408

2,131,748

1,930,807

1,930,807

Total Expenses

11,011,215

11,011,215

Change in Net Assets before Change in Value of Investments

(1,007,529)

191,165

(622,343)

10,000

Net Realized/Unrealized Gain/(Loss) on Investments

633,363

5,160,487

Board Designated Endowment Draw

850,602

(850,602)

Change in Net Assets

476,436

Subtotal

4,501,050

233,135

(1,428,707) 6,026,985

0

(389,208)

10,000

4,598,278

1,218,247

39,094,750

Net Assets at Beginning of Year

5,565,263

29,714,799

2,596,441

Net Assets at End of Year

$6,041,699

$34,215,849

$2,207,233

$1,228,247 $43,693,028

The complete annual audited f inancial statements and report to the NY State Division of Charities are available in our off ice for review.

MIT is a community of fearless problem solvers; Prep for Prep students fit right in. — MIT President Emerita Susan Hockfield

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development

f i s c a l y e a r 2 0 14 o v e r v i e w

Prep for Prep is deeply fortunate to have so many dedicated and generous supporters. Each and every gift signifies a vote of confidence in our mission and work. As an organization that receives no government support and charges no tuition, Prep relies entirely on the many individual, foundation, and corporate donors who sustain our efforts each year. On behalf of the over 4,500 students and alumni who have directly benefited from the program, thank you.

We are especially grateful for the extraordinary generosity and commitment of our Board of Trustees. The investment our Trustees have made in Prep over the past 36 years has shaped the program into the success it is today.

The following section of the Annual Report acknowledges contributions of $500 or more attributed to Fiscal Year 2014 (July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014).

tota l o p e r at i n g s u p p o rt AND R e v e n u e — $10,4 29, 5 4 2 $3,124,726 Lilac Ball*

$1,145,381 Foundations

$850,602

Board Designated Endowment Draw

$666,768 $4,148,311 Individuals

Corporations

$420,573

Alumni Giving Campaign (Given and Raised)

$73,181

Permanently Restricted Endowment Draw & Other Income * Net of Direct Expenses of $275,353 and Indirect Expenses of $116,023

tota l e x p e n s e s — $10,4 29, 5 4 2

$1,998,086

Leadership Development Opportunities

$1,965,115 Counseling

$1,384,965 Talent Search

$842,503 $3,166,045

Academic Programs

Fundraising

$682,471

Administration

$390,356

Smart Connections

Note: The above figures differ from those presented in the Unrestricted Fund column on the opposite page. Income on the opposite page includes contributions pledged in previous years but designated for FY ’14 (assets released from temporary restrictions).

Moreover, income and expenses have been reduced by the indirect expenses of the Lilac Ball, uncollected pledges, and in-kind contributions.

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alumni success a dva n c e d d e g r e e s e a r n e d by p r e p a lu m n i * 290 MAs 34 MFAs 35 MSWs 57 MEds 263 JDs

106 MDs 107 PhDs/EdDs

179 MBAs Prep Doctors: This year, Prep celebrated more than 100 MDs or medical students among its alums. Chidi Akusobi (XXIV/Horace Mann ’08, Yale ’12) is an MD/PhD candidate at Harvard.

* Includes current degree candidates

to p FIVE co lleg e s m ost of te n at te n de d by pre p a lu m n i

M ost At te n de d G r aduate Sc hoo l s

91% of Prep’s 2,546 college graduates have earned their degrees from the most competitive colleges in the country; 36% have graduated from Ivy League schools.

NYU Columbia Harvard Penn Fordham Yale

College Enrolled Graduated total

Wesleyan

33

166

199

Harvard

23

169

192

Penn

32

147

179

Yale

28

150

178

Columbia

34

127

161

TOP INDUSTRIES OF PREP ALUMNI

Education: 407

Computer/Information Services: 107 Business (Manufacturing): 115 Government: 126

Business

(Nonmanufacturing): 395

Law: 128 Communications: 132

Finance: 318

Arts, Entertainment, Sports: 150 Health Care: 159

110 80 71 67 37 34

TOP EMPLOYERS OF PREP ALUMNI NYC Department of Education J.P. Morgan Goldman, Sachs & Co. Citi Columbia University NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Credit Suisse Prep for Prep New York University Bank of America Corporation Bloomberg L.P. Disney KIPP Morgan Stanley Time Warner Inc. United States Army Google NBCUniversal Viacom Accenture American Express PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

61 33 15 13 13 13 12 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 8 7 7 7

As of October 2014

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alumni

n i n e t e e n t h a n n ua l a lu m n i g i v i n g c a m pa i g n

This year, Prep alums benefited from the many opportunities to connect with Prep and each other. They attended more than 40 events, gave back as volunteers, and generously supported the Alumni Giving Campaign. The 35th Anniversary Celebration at Riverside Church attracted 600 alumni and current students to the Convocation and 300 to the alumni dinner. The May 2014 retirement party for Peter Bordonaro was a tribute to his 26 years of service and attracted hundreds of alums. Through the new Evertrue networking app and our LinkedIn group, alums can now connect to each other. With the following listing, Prep commends the more than 1,000 alumni who contributed financially this past fiscal year.

Board of Tru ste es

Alumni Giving committee

Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) Ciatta Baysah (P9 VI)

Co-Chairs Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) Ciatta Baysah (P9 VI) Unique Fraser Brathwaite (P9 V)

We are grateful to outgoing Trustee Unique Fraser Brathwaite (P9 V) for her five years of service.

A s s o c i at e s C o u n c i l Franklin Amoo (XIV) Andre Benjamin (XIV) Jerry Bright (IX) Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II) Nicole Isaac (XII) Priscilla Morales (XII) Helen Ogbara Reeves (XVII) Kevin Otero (XII) Ed Poteat (VI) Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) Tameka Watler Koney (XVIII) Karen Young (IV)

Pa rt i c i pat i o n

44%

of all college graduates

Donors

Gifts

1,139

$234,879

(a new record)

Members Franklin Amoo (XIV) Jerry Bright (IX) Vaughn Caldon (XI) Ellen Chu (XXIII) Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II) Shantaa Foster (P9 XVII) Charles Guerrero (V) Renata Henry (XXII) Karen Les Pierre (I) Dante Pearson (P9 XVII) Shantell Richardson (P9 VIII) Kwabena Safo-Agyekum (P9 XI) Akim St. Omer (XVIII)

Alum R aised

$220,975

from outside sources and matching gifts

Ali Salas (XXV) Tony Yung (XII)

L i l ac B a l l

153

alums attended

L i l ac B a l l Ta b l e s

7

alumni-purchased tables at the Lilac Ball

T h e M ot to C i rc l e : C o u r ag e ( $ 10 , 0 0 0 + )

James Harris (XI) Jheramis Hernandez Collado (XVIII) & Andy Collado (P9 IX) ♦ Karen Young (IV) ★♦ Francis Idehen (P9 IV) & Nicola Idehen A p o l lo S o c i e t y Denise James-Manuel (V) ( $ 5,0 0 0 +) ♦ Marene Jennings (X) ♦ Nnamdi Orakwue (VII) ♦ Samona Joe Tait (II) ♦ Kevin Otero (XII) & ♦ Geneva Johnson (VII) Laura Trainor ♦ Steve Lee (XV) ♦ Edward Poteat (VI) ♦ Priscilla Morales (XII) & ♦ Jeanine D. Smartt Liburd (V) ♦ Joe Pabon (XI) ♦ Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) & ♦ Shantel Moses (P9 II) Russ Hutchinson in memory of Irene Moses ♦ Tameka Watler Koney (XVIII) & ★♦ Angel Ortiz (IV) Owuraka Koney ♦ Christopher Richardson (V) ★ Leticia Roach (P9 IV) L e g ac y C i rc l e ( $ 2 , 50 0 +) ♦ Shawn Rose (XIV) ♦ Dale Allsopp (VII) & ♦ Miguel Sanchez (XVII) & Jacquelyn Allsopp Nicole Sanchez in honor of ♦ Claudia Villar (IX) Pauline Van Rossum ♦ Theresa Wong (VI) ★♦ Courtney Archer-Buckmire (XV) ♦ Tony Yung (XII) ♦ Jemina Bernard (IX) in memory of ★♦ Jerry Bright (IX) & Roanak Desai (XII) Patrice Reives-Bright Yi Zhou (XXI) ★♦ Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II) & Kwana Del Villar L e a d e r s h i p C i rc l e ♦ Jhon Giraldo (X) ( $ 50 0 +) ♦ Nicole Isaac (XII) ★♦ Sheila Adams (P9 X) ♦ Pang Lee (IX) ♦ David O. Alade (XXI) ♦ Valentin Vasquez (IX) ♦ Algeria Aljure (XV) & in memory of Avery Man (IX) Justus Morris ★ Ahmed Bakkar (P9 XVII) BE THE DREAM SOCIETY Andre Benjamin (XIV) ( $ 2 ,0 0 0 +) Zeudi Bernardo (IX) and ♦ Kara Alfonso (VIII) the Bernardo Family Nancy Reyes McLaughlin (IX) in memory of Avery Man (IX) ♦ Roald Richards (VII) Simone Brown (XII) ♦ James E. Butler (P9 I) FOUNDER’ S CLU B Duane Callender (VI) & ( $ 1, 0 0 0 + ) Jo-Ann Callender ♦ Franklin Amoo (XIV) Jacqueline Camilo Mendez (XIV) and Andy Mendez in memory of Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) ♦ Elaine Chen Shi (XXI) & ♦ Victor O. Amoo (XVII) Roy Shi ★♦ Kristen Clarke (P9 II) Donnell Bell (P9 V) ★ The Claudio Family: ♦ Robert Brown (XVIII) ♦ Christina (P9 XIII) & Donnell Butler (VII) ♦ Olivia (P9 XVI); in memory of Thelma & Lope Tem McKellar, Jr. (VIII) ★♦ Angelique Cooper (P9 III) ♦ Naeemah Clark (IX) ♦ Tamara Crawford (XIV) ★♦ Yahonnes Cleary (P9 V) & ♦ Cristina Cruz-Calderon (VII) & Marcie Cleary Terri-Anne Davis-Merchant (XI) & Craig Calderon Gabriel Cuthbert (P9 XI) Jackson Merchant ♦ Eion D’Anjou (P9 X) ♦ Nyssa Fajardo Lee (XV) & Chris Lee The Dao Family: ♦ Gia Phu Dao (VII); ♦ Melissa Gilmer-Cardone (IX) & ♦ Gia Thang Dao (X); Matthew Cardone ♦ Gianghia Nar Dao (XI); in memory of ♦ William Dao (XIV) Stephen E. Gilmer ★♦ Obadele Davis (P9 II) David Gonzalez (X) & Emily Gonzalez ♦

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Jessica Diaz Pastilha (VIII) & l i l ac CLU B Jeffrey Maron ( $ 250 +) Erica Dukes (II) ♦ Candida Aguilar-Salim (XIII) & ♦ Angel Ferrer, Jr. (VIII) Joey Salim ♦ Jason Forde (XIV) Ian Allen (XXII) ♦ Charles Guerrero (V) ♦ Anne-Carmene Almonord (XV) & Egya Appiah ♦ Eric Gyasi (XVII) ★♦ Waldir Alvarez (P9 III) ♦ Ernest Gyasi (XXI) ★♦ Steven Aponte (XIV) ★ Courtney Harrison (P9 V) ♦ Leconie Archer (P9 X) ★♦ Jazmin A. Hogan (P9 VII) ♦ Marilyn Arenas (XV) ♦ Kenechi Igbokwe (P9 XIV) in memory of ♦ Beverly James (III) Kwesi Christopher (XV) ♦ Christopher James (IX) ♦ Uthman Arogundade (P9 XIV) ★♦ Kenya James Browning (P9 II) ♦ Franklyn A. Arthur (III) ★ Tearon Joseph (P9 IV) Justin Bain (XXII) Christopher Kalos (XIV) ★ Aissa Bautista (P9 XII) Kevin Keith (XIX) Alexandria Bautista (P9 XV) ♦ Himayat Khan (IX) ★♦ Ciatta Baysah (P9 VI) ★ Errol King (P9 XI) Ahsaki Benion (XI) ♦ Kimberley Knowles (IV) Shane K. Bennett (P9 II) & Family E-Bai Koo (VI) Alvin Blanco (XI) ♦ Jamaal Lesane (X) Maxwell Bonnie (XVII) Melissa Leyva-Vega (VIII) Sibongile Boyd (XI) ♦ Jessica Melendez ★♦ Sherie Carnegie (P9 V) Rodriguez (P9 IX) & in honor Tammy Small (P9 II) ♦ Joshua Michel Rodriguez (P9 IX) ♦ Cherell M. Carr Harris (VI) & in honor of the Keith Harris Bordonaro Family ♦ Tate Carrera (P9 II) ♦ Wei-Kuo Miao (VI) ♦ Sharifa Monteith Menon (P9 V) & Safiya Cathey (P9 II) ♦ Silvia Chan (XII) Rajah Menon ★♦ Esosa Ogbahon (P9 VI) ★♦ Ryan Chapoteau (P9 XIII) ♦ Helen Ogbara Reeves (XVII) Tszyu Chen-Holmes (X) & Matthew Holmes ♦ Takila Oku (P9 I) ★♦ Francine Chew Iheukumere (P9 V) Sonia Olivo Alfieri (P9 IX) Alexander Ciliotta-Young (LA I) Allison Pan (XIX) and ★ Jamila Cleary (P9 VII) Michael Johnson ♦ Monica Rodriguez (P9 VI) Sherene Davidson (P9 XVI) ♦ Elliot Sanchez (P9 IV) ♦ Christina Farag Shenoda (XIII) ♦ Peter Santiago (IX) ★ Jonathan Figueroa (P9 XV) ♦ Kimika Sergeant (XIV) ★ Shantaa Foster (P9 XVII) ♦ Victor Lloyd Smith, Jr. (VII) ♦ Sherwyn Fullington (XIII) ♦ Lev Steshenko (X) Elbert Garcia (IX) ♦ Muffadal Taher (P9 VI) & ♦ Wayne Gore (I) Saara Taher ♦ Tamieka Goulbourne (P9 VI) ★♦ Dionne Thomas Pulcinella (P9 III) Karen Grant (IV) ♦ L’Quentus Thomas (X) ♦ Lycia Grant Alderin (XIV) Kenneth Thompson (XXIV) ★ Renee Green (P9 X) in memory of Aliah Greene (VIII) the Thompson grandparents in memory of Wellington Veras (XI) Tem McKellar, Jr. (VIII) ♦ Cassandra Walters (P9 IX) ♦ Tawana Guillaume (P9 XII) & Yao Wang (XXI) Rean Griffith ♦ Betsy Guzman Laxton (VII) Dionne Wilson Gumbs (XII) ♦ Melanie Wilson-Taylor (XII) & ♦ Gary Guzman (X) ♦ Gerald Taylor (XII) ★ Vivian Hernandez (P9 XV) ♦ Eng Lay Wong (IX) ♦ John Huang (VII) in memory of Avery Man (IX) William Huang (XXIV) ♦ Anthony Wright (V) ♦ Ronda Jack (XIII) ♦ Taroo Yasuzawa (XIV) Ashaki Jacquet (P9 XVIII) ♦ Vance Young (VI) ★♦ Kevin Johnson (P9 IV) Anonymous (2) Desiree Jones (XII)

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Sonja Killebrew (P9 VI) Franky Kong (I) & Jenni Kim Bali Kumar (XVIII) David Lei (XXII) ★♦ Karen Les Pierre (I) ♦ Brian Leung (XV) ♦ Yadilis Lewis (P9 V) ♦ Ray Lopez (XI) & Alicia Lopez in memory of Marlene Losak Anika Martin (P9 XIII) ★♦ Shenequa McLeod (P9 VIII) ♦ Jermaine McPherson (P9 VIII) ★♦ Lourina McQuilkin (P9 II) Jamel Melville (P9 IX) Kristen Mercado (P9 IX) ♦ Frances Messano (XIV) ♦ Nordia Morris Edwards (XV) & William Edwards ♦ Glendaly Munoz (XVIII) ♦ Betty Nhan (X) Autumn Ning (VI) Nakia Ocampo (XI) in memory of Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) ♦ Adepeju Oduye (XVI) in memory of Dr. Adedoyin Oduye ♦ Jeffrey Ogbara (XIV) ♦ Omayra Ortega (P9 V) Kathy Park (IV) ★♦ Makonnen Payne (P9 I) & Yolanda Payne ★ Etzerson Philitas (P9 XII) ♦ Sheldon Philp (IV) ♦ Joanne D. Quinones (IV) ♦ Rhoda Raji (XIV) ♦ Aggie Ramirez (P9 IX) ♦ Edward Remache (XI) Tashi Ridley (III) ♦ Alexia Robinson (XVIII) Yndira Roperto Jones (VIII) in memory of Tem McKellar, Jr. (VIII) Gregory Rose (P9 XVII) Sara Ruddock-Harris (XXI) ♦ Kwabena Safo-Agyekum (P9 XI) in memory of Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) Kelly Salazar (XXIV) in memory of Robert Paul Pinkas Caleb Santana (VIII) ★ Njeri Semaj (P9 IV) ★♦ Jamal Shipman (P9 XII) ♦ Randy Slaughter (P9 I) & Tracey Gardner Omar Syed (P9 XVII) Jennifer D. Tait (P9 XIV) ♦ Michael Tang (XIX) Jonee Taylor-Johnson (P9 IV) & Jerry Johnson ♦ Daniel Tobon (XVII) ♦ Vidal Torres (P9 V) Miguel Vargas (P9 XVIII) Sabine Vilsaint (LA I) ♦ ♦

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Steven Quintero (XXI) Shena Elrington (XVI) ♦ Luis Ramos (I) Karenne Eng (XVII) ♦ Shantell Richardson (P9 VIII) Francisco Estrada (IX) ♦ Abelardo Fernandez (VIII) & ♦ Veronica Rivera (XVIII) Charissa Fernandez ♦ Shanina Robinson (P9 VII) Melqui Fernandez (XXV) Christopher Robles (XVIII) & ★ Rebecca Ferrer (P9 III) Stephanie Robles ★ Janelle Fouche (P9 XVI) Christopher Rodriguez (P9 VIII) ★♦ Unique Fraser Brathwaite (P9 V) Ruth Roman (II) & Seku Brathwaite Monique Saint-Louis Pearson (XV) ★ Stephanie Gaillou (P9 XVII) and Lee Pearson (XVI) ♦ Kembey N. Gbarayor, Jr. (XV) Gabriela Santana (XXII) ★ Jennifer Gomez (P9 XIII) Naledi Semela (XXII) in honor of Erin Duffy Stephen Gonzalez (VIII) ♦ Naved Sheikh (XV) ♦ Camielle Green (P9 VII) ♦ Bo Tan (VI) ♦ Karen Greer (IV) T h e B row n s to n e in honor of Michael Lockett S o c i e t y ( $ 15 0 + ) Sarah Guan (XXIV) ★♦ Quinnie Tan (XIII) ★♦ Patrice Hall (XX) Alejandro Abreu (P9 IX) & ♦ Na’eema Thompson (XVII) Erin Bradley Abreu ♦ Amina Harris Elderfield (XI) ♦ Kamla Topsey (XII) ♦ Chioma Ajoku (XVIII) Samyka Y. Harris-Edwin (XVIII) ♦ Jessy Trejo (P9 XI) Rasheen Allen (XIII) Kenny Hernandez (P9 XIV) ♦ Tuong-Long Tsang (VII) in honor of Ryan and Sandra Idehen (P9 X) Elijah Allen ♦ Jeffrey Vargas (VII) ★ Ginalysse Ingles (P9 XIV) in memory of David Anderson (XV) Afiya Jackson (XVI) Circe Bermudez Zamora (VII) ♦ Jaynemarie Angbah (XIV) ♦ Janelle James (XII) ★ Katherine Vera (P9 XVIII) in memory of Sheronda Jarrett (P9 XVIII) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Randolph Vesprey (XIX) Nadia Johnson (P9 VIII) Laura Askew Koch (II) ♦ Seagram Villagomez (XI) in memory of ♦ Adrian Jones (XVII) Raza Wani (XXV) Carolyn Askew Jovan Julien (XXIII) Jessie Watters (XXV) ♦ Naima Jean Baker Garvin (XIII) Kathleen Knight (XXIII) ♦ Marilyn Karma Wilson (XIV) ♦ Diana Bernal (XX) Freda Koomson (XX) in memory of Todd Anthony Blandino (P9 XII) in memory of Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Amanda Boston (XXII) ★♦ Nicole Wilson (P9 XIV) ★♦ Jamian Lai (VIII) ♦ Roosevelt Bowman (XI) Angus Wong (XII) ♦ Gina (Ying) Lam (IV) ★ Jose Bravo (P9 VII) & ♦ Betty Wong Ortiz (VI) Isabel Bravo ♦ Jazmine Leon (P9 VIII) Melissa Wright (XIX) Jillian R. Brewster (XV) Naima Lilly (P9 VI) Jessica E. Zapas (P9 XVI) ♦ Deana Brown (XVIII) Brian Louie (P9 XVI) Lucia Zhou (XXIII) ♦ Emily Cabrera (XV) ♦ David Martinez (P9 XIV) Anonymous (2) ♦ Samantha Cai (XIX) Andrea Matos (V) ♦ Andeliz N. Castillo (P9 X) Berta Matos (XV) 197 8 C lu b ♦ Alfred Cazeau (XIV) & ♦ Jennifer McEachern (P9 XI) ( $ 10 0 + ) Sishush Cazeau in memory of Connor Donohue ♦ Clarence Agbi (XXI) ♦ Bill Chan (XI) ★ Michelle Mejia (P9 VII) Dwana Agosto Parkes (XI) Nelson Chan (XIII) Benjamin Mensah (XXIII) ♦ Juan Carlos Aguirre (XVIII) ♦ Matthew Charity (VIII) Ezequiel Minaya (V) Nicole Ansell (P9 IX) ♦ Chondita Chatterjee (XV) ★♦ Erica Monrose (P9 XIV) ♦ Priscilla Aquino Garza (XIII) & ★ Carolyn Chica (P9 XVII) ♦ Alba Morales (P9 II) Jorge Garza in memory of Deangeor Chin (XXIII) ★ Andres Morey (P9 VII) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Rushar Chin (XXII) Ayana Mortley (XXIV) Daniel Arango (XXII) & Eryan Cobham (XIV) Michael Muscianesi (XVII) Emily Lepkowski Lizzette Colon (VII) Desmond Nation (P9 VII) ♦ Patricia Arce (P9 V) Kadeem Cooper (XXII) Amanda Nazario (XXIII) Ivan Arzu (P9 III) Duane Cranston (VII) & Johnuel Nuez (XXV) ♦ Karen Ash (XV) Sara Holliday Bianca Nunez (XXV) ♦ Joseph Ayala (V) ♦ Akilah Crichlow (XXII) Chijioge Nwogu (P9 XV) Gary Bahadur (VII) Vicky Darbouze (XXI) ★ Emmanuel Olojede (P9 XVII) ♦ Crystal Bass (XVII) ♦ Cheryl Dawson (P9 VIII) ★ Eric Osorio (VIII) & Joanna Bethencourt-Mason (III) ♦ Danielle Di Penti Gee (XVII) Roberta Osorio ♦ Diahann Billings-Burford (VI) Marvin Diaz (XXV) ♦ Gigi Parris (XVI) Savitri Bishnath (P9 VIII) Whitney Dublin (P9 XV) Ian Pearson (XXII) ♦ Ruben Blancovich (II) & Edem Dzubey (XXIII) ★♦ Sherrise Pond (P9 XI) Elisabet Blancovich ♦ Omar Ellis (P9 VIII) Julia Quintanilla Ramirez (XXII) Peter-Charles Bright (XII) Jennifer Wade (P9 V) Graig Warner (XI) Cherrielyn Wilks (XIII) ♦ Lue Williams (XI) Ryan Williams (LA I) ♦ Kenneth Wong (XII) ★♦ Yu Wong (VI) ★ Alisha Yadali (P9 VII) & ★ Luis Bello (P9 VII) ★♦ Fazal Yameen (P9 XI) ♦ Alexander Yee (XVIII) ★♦ John Yi (XV) ♦ Robyn Young (VIII) Anonymous (2) ★♦

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event highlights Arts Marketing Event co-hosted by Lincoln Center Legal Networking Event hosted by Wachtell, Lipton Mid-Career Professionals Panels hosted by Pfizer and Morgan Stanley Prep in Tech Evenings hosted by General Assembly and Startup Institute Regional networking events in Boston and Washington, D.C. Retail Career Panel hosted by Ross Strategic Planning Town Hall Meetings

♦ Rachelle Brignol (P9 XIII) Laura Brito Bozulich Williams (P9 V) ♦ John Bromfield (X) ★ Danielle C. Brown (P9 VI) Malik Burke (P9 III) Karin Burrell-Stinson (VII) ♦ Stephanie Cabrera Esenwa (XIII) ★ Vaughn Caldon (XI) Alexander Calle (VII) Deborah Campbell (P9 XII) ♦ Paula Campbell (X) Edwige Cantave (P9 X) ★♦ Lenny Caraballo (P9 XII) ♦ Carlos Martin Carle (XII) ★ Robert Carrillo (P9 IV) Kathleen Carter Eve (XXIV) & Max Eve in memory of Bob Smith Ney Dalton Castro (XVI) Teresa Chan (XVIII) Tsz Kit Chan (IX) in memory of Avery Man (IX) ♦ Brent Chapman, Jr. (XVII) Jane Chen (XXIV) ♦ XiNing Chen (XIX) Erica Cheung (XXV) Gregory Cheung (XXIII) ♦ Daniele Chinea Shayegan (XI) Sandra Chow (XVI) ♦ Troy Clair, Jr. (XV) Michael Colon (IV) ♦ Jamil Cordova (XI) ♦ Frankie Cruz (I) Marcela Cuadrado (VIII) Stephanie Darand (XXIII) ♦ Angelina Darrisaw (XXI) in honor of Rebecca Ervey Jasmine Davila (X) ♦ Hajera Dehqanzada (XIX) Vagnes De La Rosa (VI) Ruth Dominguez (P9 VI) Bryan Douge (P9 VIII) Anthony Dzaba (P9 VIII) Kaye Ea (IX) ★ William Eaves (P9 VII) ♦ Sami Ellong (XIX)

★ Christina Espiritu (P9 VIII) Reynaldo Fernandez (VIII) ♦ Jose Filpo (III) Samantha Franklin (XVIII) Elijah Frazier (XXIV) Julian Fu (XXIII) ♦ Eddie Garcia (XI) ♦ Pamela Gee Chowayou (III) Hong Gian (XI) ♦ Amiko Glasford (XIV) ★ Ricardo Godoy (XI) ★♦ Caroline Gonzalez (P9 III) April Grigsby (XIII) ★ Miguel Guadalupe (X) ♦ Weiyi Guo (XX) Sofia Gutierrez (P9 X) Lina Guzman-Edwards (VI) Drexel Harris III (XX) ★♦ Adrienne Harrison (P9 VI) Sydette Harry (XVII) Chris Herrera (II) & Lynda Herrera Juan Herrera (P9 III) ★ Harlo Holmes (XVII) Jenny Huang (XIX) Jeffrey Hudson (P9 III) ★ Cheryce Husar (P9 XVII) ♦ Joseph Hutchinson (XVIII) ♦ Justin Huynh (XVIII) ♦ Valerie Idehen (P9 IX) Dale Jamison (XXI) Catherine Jaramillo (P9 XVI) Dareema Jenkins (XVII) Grace Jiang (XXIII) Kam-Chuen Jim (VI) Stephanie Jimenez (XXIV) Peter John (XX) ♦ Jessica Johnson (VIII) ★ Sameea Kasim (XIV) Cherisse Keller (XVII) ♦ Aleem Khan (IX) & Stacey Khan ♦ Kristine Kippins (XIV) ★♦ Henry Han Xi Lau (XII) Gary Lawson (XIII) in honor of Harriet Ann Lawson

♦ Jasminee Persaud (IX) Daniel Lee (XXIII) ♦ Joe Wing Lee (XVI) ♦ Jason B. Phillips (XI) SooHee Lee-Lim (II) Yizary Polanco (P9 XVIII) ♦ Jamall Pollock (IX) Jose Leonor (XVIII) ♦ Monica Liriano (XV) ♦ Nolly Portillo-Pastore (P9 V) ★ Gabriel Prestol (XIX) Mali Locke (XI) in honor of Joy & ♦ Lexer Quamie (XI) Aubrey Locke in memory of ♦ Jane Lok (XVIII) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Racquel Quarless (XXII) Antonio Lopez (XXII) ♦ Tomas Lopez (XVIII) ♦ Chavaughn Raines (XVII) Rafael Luciano (XVII) Michael Rasalan (P9 II) Sean Mair (XX) Dara Raspberry (IV) ♦ Dion Reid (XII) Mandy Marcus (LA II) Shaniqua Martin (XXIV) Jing Ren (XXI) Luther Masanto (P9 XVII) Ariel Revan (XXIII) Camille J. McCaul Matlack (XVI) & ♦ Matthew Rey (XIX) Alexander Matlack Anthony Rivera (XIII) in memory of ♦ Donna Rizzo (P9 XIII) Dorothy Solomon and ♦ Eric Rodriguez (P9 XIV) Glenford T. Collins (Mills); ★ Boris Rose (IX) in honor of Tim and Cynthia Matlack Rossana Rossi (P9 IV) ★ Davin McFarlane (P9 XIII) ♦ Alex Ruiz (P9 II) ★♦ Andrew McKinnon (P9 X) Monica Salinas (X) Crystal McQueen (P9 IX) ★♦ Cicero Salmon III (P9 VI) & Janet Salmon Rashida Mendes (X) in honor of Akobe Sandy (XIII) Jasmine Jade Mendes in memory of Mario Sanson (XII) Joal Mendonsa (XVIII) ♦ Jolene Saul (XII) ★ Dimas Mero (P9 XII) Jumaane Saunders (XII) Chiniqua Milligan (XI) Davita Scarlett (XXII) Shamik Mitchell (X) ★♦ Damian Monteiro (P9 I) Cindy Scipio (XIV) Christopher Scott (XXIII) Daniel Morris (XII) John Scott, Jr. (VIII) Sarai Narvaez (XXI) & Jonathan Pulliza (XXI) ♦ Donald Sherman (XIV) Christian Neira (III) Annie Shi (XXIV) ♦ Nichelle Nelson Miyakoshi (II) ★ Milagros Silva-Bermudez (V) ♦ Rumi Oodally (XVII) and ♦ Alain Silverio (V) the Oodally Family Takis Simon (P9 IX) George Ortega (XXV) ★ Damali Slowe (XXII) ♦ Akil Pascal (XVI) ♦ Leticia Smith-Evans Haynes (XI) ★♦ Gawain Patterson (P9 XIV) Lucy Sun (XX) Lea Nora Patterson Ruffin (II) Steven Sun (XVII) Aaron Payne (P9 XIV) ♦ Calvin Sung (XXI) ♦ Jessica Peralta (XII) ★ Helal Syed (P9 XV) ★♦ Cesar Perez (V)

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Yomaira Tamayo (P9 X) Danielle Tappitake (XIX) ♦ Jimmy Tom (XI) Michael Torres (V) Jennifer Ugarte (XIV) ♦ Carolyn Urena (XX) Paola Urgiles (LA I) ★♦ Christine Vasconez (P9 III) & ♦ Ramon Javier (XI) ♦ Etienne Vazquez (XIX) & Sarah Ortiz-Elejalde Vazquez ♦ Raymond Vega (VII) Larry Welch (IX) ★ Marvin West (IX) in honor of Lynette Eastman Anthony White (P9 XVI) ★ Chrisanne Wilks (P9 IV) Maxine Williams Khan (XVIII) Peter A. Williams, Jr. (VII) ♦ Philip Wong (XIV) ♦ Michelle Wonsley (XIV) in memory of Eddie and Vivian Wonsley Lynman Woo (XXI) ♦ Yang Xu (XIX) ★♦ Sze-Yen Yan (XII) Jian Yang (XVI) ♦ William Yee (VIII) ♦ Peggy Yih (V) & Chanland Roonprapunt Amanda Zhang (XXIII) Linda Zhang (XXII) Mei Li Zhen (XVII) ♦ Minyu Zhou (XXI) Anonymous (8) ★

T h e T r i n i t y C i rc l e ( U p to $ 10 0 ) Janelle Abadia (XXI) Taha Abdul-Basser (VIII) Zahraa Abdur-Rahman Abante (XI) ♦ Damaris Acosta (P9 VI) Ingianni Acosta (XXI) Roberto Acosta (P9 X) Wilfredo Acosta (XIV) Adetutu Adekoya (P9 XVI) Mitchell Adison (XX) Terrence Agbi (P9 XVI) Alex Agnant (XVIII) Christine Agudelo Andrade (XVIII) Jenny Aguilar (LA II) Abena Agyemang (P9 XII) ★ Fahima Ahmed (XVIII) Fahmina Ahmed (XXV) Razibul Ahmed (XIV) Desmond Ahoklui (XIII) Odamea Akomah (P9 XIII) Chidi Akusobi (XXIV) Jessica Alcantara (P9 XIII) Deidre Alexander (XXI) Jeremy Allen-Arney (XXI) Kelly Alvarez (P9 XIV)

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★♦ Esther B. Cajuste (P9 XI) Richard Anantua (XXIII) in memory of Shellonda Anderson (P9 XV) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) ♦ Aldun Andre (P9 XII) Adrienne Calamanan (XVI) ♦ Elana Aquino (XII) Philip Camille (P9 XVII) ♦ Lionel Archille (X) Ashley Campbell (XXIV) Diana Arguello McCormick (LA I) Ofoe Canacoo (X) Patricia Armand (XVIII) Lucienne Canet (XVI) ♦ Andrea Armstong Wolff (P9 VII) ♦ Christine Capota (XVIII) Renee Arthurs Russell (XI) ★ Marieugenia Cardenas (P9 XVI) Brianna Atkinson (P9 XVII) Daniela Carrasco (XXIII) ♦ Hubert Attale (VIII) Kevin Carter (XX) ♦ Aman Ayele-Gulte (P9 III) Rhiannon Catapano (XXV) Christian Baber (XXIV) Crystal Chalk (P9 XVII) Akeem Bailey (P9 XVII) Lawrence Charles (P9 XII) Christine Bailey Johns-Harris (XI) Tamar Charles (XXII) Jonathan Bailey (XXV) Elie Chau (XXII) Diana Ballesteros (XXI) Alena Chen (XVIII) Jessica Bamkole (LA II) ★♦ Michael Chen (XVII) Kaara Baptiste (XVII) ♦ Selby Chen (XIV) Maritza Barcelona (XXIV) in memory of ★ Inan Barrett (P9 XVII) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Giancarlo Barriocanal (XXII) Wilson Chen (XXVI) ★ Kester Barrow (P9 XV) Yi Chen (XXII) Travis Bastian (P9 XVII) Cathy Cheung (XV) ★ Maya Battle (XIX) Ellen Chu (XXIII) ♦ Renee M. Chung (XVII) Jonathon Beckles (XXV) ♦ Jasen Bell (XX) Cache Church (XI) Yannique Benitez (XXII) Lasha Clarke (XX) ★ Toni Benjamin (XXV) ★ Barry Cleckley (P9 XVII) Michel’le Bennett (P9 XVIII) Jarrett Cobbs (XV) Ishma Best (XX) Cherisse Cobrand (XVIII) Delma Betancourt (P9 XVI) Andrenne Coleman (XXV) ★ Vishal Bhagwandas (P9 XVI) Angilique Coleman (XXV) ★ Rhonda Binda (P9 IV) Janel Coleman (XXV) ♦ Derrick Biney-Amissah Herbert Collado (VII) Mensah (VI) ★ Cylton Collymore Jr. (VII) & Raelene Birkett (XI) Natacha Collymore Matthew Blackburn (XXVI) Angel Colon (XI) ♦ Daniela Conwell (P9 X) Kemi Blake (XV) Renny Blanco (XXIV) ♦ Sonia Bonsu (XI) Marlin Bottex (P9 XII) ♦ Michelle Bowling Roberts (VII) in memory of Lionel M. Bowling Kinei Braithwaite (XIX) Christopher Brathwaite (P9 XVII) ★ Kiara Brereton (P9 XVIII) ★ Kristyn Bretz (P9 XI) Jabari Brisport (XXI) ♦ Diogenes Brito (XXIII) Claire Brooks (XXIII) April Tamieka Browne (XX) ♦ Keisha Browne (XX) Naomi Buie (XXII) in memory of Melrose Stephens-Buie Denise Burrell-Stinson (VII) Jennifer Byrd (XVI) in honor of Mirlina Matos Ragin (P9 X) ♦ Allison Caban-Holt (VII) Kenrick Cabey (XXI) Ralph Cabezas (XXIV)

Aisha Cook (P9 I) Angela Lorena Coral (XX) Ian Corbin (IX) Sherrie Corbin (P9 V) ★ Brian Correa (XXIV) Christopher Correa (XXII) ♦ Miguel Correa (XII) Efrain Cortes (VI) ♦ Kim Cortes (P9 X) Naima Coster (XX) Steve Coupet (P9 XIV) Akintunde Cousins (XVIII) Heru Craig (XXIV) Lacarnly Creech (P9 XVI) Kevin Cross (XIII) & Zayannab Abdushahid ★ Vinson Cunningham (XIX) Latia Curry (X) ★ Shadiyah Curry (P9 XIV) Marlon Cush (P9 VII) Nichole Davis (XXII) ♦ Wamecca Dean Rodriguez (P9 IV) ★ Senait Debesu (P9 XVII) Maria Deno (XXV) ♦ Henoch Derbew (XIX) Missan DeSouza (XXVI) Nicole Dessibourg (P9 IX) Vasavi Devireddy (XX) Candido Diaz, Jr. (LA II) ♦ Daniel Diaz (II) James Ding (XXIV) Shanya Dingle (P9 V) Alexis Dixon (XIX) ♦ Chevelle Dixon (XIX) Stuart Dixon (XX) Anna Duenas (LA I) Gabriella Durango (XXIV) ♦ Nnaemeka Echebiri (XXI) Adrienne Edwards (XXV)

★ Brienne Leon (P9 XI) Aixsha Hiciano (XXIV) Latasha Edwards (XII) ♦ Anna Edwin (P9 XII) ♦ Isabel Hiciano (P9 XIV) ★ Annika Lescott (P9 XV) ♦ Regina Leslie (XIV) Ebieten Elmsoxogu (P9 V) Janelle Hing (XX) ♦ Shaniquoa Elrington (XII) Ronnette Hope (XXIII) Olufemi Leverett (XXV) ♦ Elisa Li (XXI) Chad Horsford (P9 XVI) Ashley Emerole (XXI) ★ Ana Liang (XX) Tene Howard (XIII) Clifford Emmanuel (XVIII) Tyger Howell (XXIV) Sophia Espinoza (LA II) Avril Lighty (LA I) ★ Nadjeda Estriplet (P9 XV) ★ Denise Liriano (XXIV) Gregston Hurdle (XXI) ★ Justin Hyacinth (XXII) ★ Hang Liu (XXII) Ania-Lisa Etienne (P9 XVI) Robynn Europe (XVII) Samantha Hyacinth (XXI) Elise Lockamy (P9 XIV) Quincy Evans (P9 V) Kamisha Hyde (P9 XVII) Learah Lockhart (P9 XVII) Ivie Eweka (P9XXII) Chidubem Iloabachie (P9 XII) Nikki Lodge (XXI) ♦ Jeffrey Fabre (P9 IX) Nicole Innis (IX) Melanie Lolier (P9 XVI) Johanna D. Lopez Angel Fernandez-Lopez (P9 VI) ★ Stacey Irizarry (VII) Paraizo (P9 XIV) ♦ Muriel Isaac (XVII) Edward Fernandez (XIII) in honor of ♦ Sabrina Islam (XVIII) Victoria Fernandez (XVIII) Conrad Fernandez Akilah Ffriend (P9 XIX) Jennifer Jackson (P9 IX) ♦ Sharon Lopez (P9 V) Jihan Forbes (XXII) Aditi Jain (XXI) ♦ Francis Lora (XV) Nathan Ford (XX) Alex James (XXI) Cathy Luna Diaz (P9 III) ★ Michael Javen Fortner (P9 VI) Kesu James (XI) Enrique Luna-Holder (VIII) Desmond Jardine (XIV) Lorenzo Francis (XX) in memory of ★ Alicia Frank (P9 XII) Jessica Jardine (XXI) Tem McKellar, Jr. (VIII) ♦ Marsha Bannister Gadsden (XIX) Sherina Jardine (XXV) Saif Madar (XII) ★ Emily Galindo (P9 XVIII) ♦ Alexander Jean (P9 VIII) ♦ Michael A. Makinde (XIX) ♦ Montaign Gamino (V) ♦ Evelyn Malave (XVII) Norly Jean-Charles (XXI) ♦ Shayna Jeffers (XVIII) ♦ Maria J. Maldonado (XX) Lariely Garcia (XXI) in memory of ♦ Mary C. Garvey (XVII) Carlette Jennings (P9 VII) Alyssa Jimenez Lupinetti (P9 XIII) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) Iyesatu Gary-Chari (IX) Xiomara A. Maldonado (XX) Elizabeth Jimenez (XXIV) Kenneth Gaye (P9 XV) in memory of ♦ Jing Jin (XXI) Aida Gil (XIX) Tanisha Anderson (XXII) ♦ Sheldon E. Gilbert (IX) Deonne John (P9 XVII) Ariana Mangual (XIII) Christine Johnson (XVI) Kadeem Leon Gill (P9 XVI) ♦ Lyra Manning (XIII) Jade Johnson (XXIV) Maisha Gilyard-Dejean (IV) David Mantilla (XIII) ♦ Franci Girard (XX) ♦ Gabriella Jones Casey (P9 XIV) Felix Marte (VIII) ★ Christopher Gonzalez (P9 XIII) ♦ Salima Jones-Daley (P9 VIII) Ariele Martinez (XXIV) ♦ Leroy Gonzalez (III) ♦ Judith Joseph Jenkins (VII) Mirlina Matos Ragin (P9 X) in memory of Liyana-Fatinah Aquil ★ Colinford Mattis (P9 XV) Circe Bermudez Zamora (VII), “Jocelyn M. Goode” (XVI) Corey McBeth (VII) Tiesha Sargeant (XIV), and in memory of Tanisha Anderson (XXII) Natalie McBride (P9 XVIII) Kwesi Christopher (XV) ★ Leslie-Bernard Joseph (P9 XI) Jasmine McDavid (P9 XI) Natasha Graham (P9 IV) ★ Lindsay J. Joseph (XXI) Monique McDermoth (P9 XIV) Malik Graves-Pryor (XI) Patrick Joseph (P9 XIV) Rayna McKenzie (XXIII) Duane Grell (XIX) Manish Kakwani (P9 VIII) Shari McKenzie (P9 XV) Kaedon Grinnell (P9 IX) Julie Kaviar (XXI) Christopher McLeod (X) ♦ Cristin Guerrero (XII) ★ Kimberley McLeod (P9 XIV) Alexander King (XXI) ★ Edwin Guerrero (P9 X) Heather King (XXVI) Jahnelle McMillan (P9 XIV) ♦ Claudia Gunter (P9 IX) Douglas D. McPherson (XXI) ★♦ Olivia Gutierrez Parkin (P9 VIII) & ♦ Warren King (XX) Todd Parkin Florian Koenigsberger (XXVI) ★♦ Joslyn McPherson (P9 IX) & Kris Caulfield McPherson Eric Hall (XXV) Shikah Kofie (P9 XIX) ♦ Joseph Mejia (V) ♦ Heather Kollar (P9 II) Lisa Hall Collins (XIII) Omar Mendez (XXI) Zachary Hamed (XXVI) Steve Kwizera (P9 XVI) ★ Yvette Mercado Hammel (III) ★ Paul LaBarbera (LA II) Calvin Harding (XIII) The Mercier Family: ♦ Niegel LaBorde (P9 III) Mattea Harmon (XIX) Dadu Mercier (XVII), Justin Harmond (P9 XX) Kim Ladd (XXV) ♦ Marie-Dumesle Mercier (XIX), Denzil Harris (P9 XVIII) Andrew Langevine (P9 XIII) Edad Mercier (XXII) & Eboni Hawkins (XI) William Lara (VIII) Dupy Mercier (XXIV) ♦ Christian Hayden (XXI) Theresa Lasbrey (X) ★ Edwin Merino (P9 XVII) ★ Ismail Lawal (P9 III) Marcus Henderson (XXIII) ★ Julian Mesri (XX) Renata Henry (XXII) Rachel Lawal (XII) Kimberly Middleton (XXII) Amelia Hernandez (P9 VI) Christopher Lawrence (P9 XVIII) Melissa Miles (XI) ★ Juliana Hernandez (P9 XVII) Iris Lee (XVIII) Maxine Mitchell (XXII) Natasha Leitch Huggins (XIII) Audrey Heron (XXI) ♦ Natanya Mitchell (XII)

Robert Mitchell (V) Christopher Mizell (XIX) Corey Modeste (VIII) Alvaro Mon Cureno (LA II) ♦ Cristian Monterroza (P9 XIV) ♦ Cesar Montesano (VII) James Wesley Moore (LA II) Katherine Moran (P9 XXII) Danielle Moseley (XVIII) Shannon N. Mouzon (P9 XIII) Shenique Moxey (XXIII) Fredy Mullins (XIV) Carminia Munoz (P9 XII) Pia Murray (XVII) Jaleesa Murrell (P9 XV) Betsy M. Narvaez (XVII) Kali Narvaez (XIII) Alyssa Negron Collazo (XI) ♦ Roberto Neisa (P9 VI) Tiffany Ng (XXIII) Ikechi Ngwangwa (P9 XVI) Jason Nino (XVIII) Casey Noel (XIII) ♦ Danielle Noel (XX) Andrea Naa Darkua Nortey (P9 XVI) Nadjwa Norton (VIII) Tahira Norton (X) Janee Nouet-Morales (XIX) Christian Nunez (P9 XV) Maxwell Nwaru Jr. (LA I) ★ Uchenna Nwogu (P9 XVII) Udochi Nwogu (P9 XI) ♦ Philip Odusote (P9 XII) Osaze Ogbahon (XX) Obianuju Okasi (P9 XIII) Bianca Okolie (P9 XIX) Christina Olenick (XXI) ♦ Amara Omeokwe (P9 XIII) ♦ Vivienne Omura (III) Franklin Ordonez (P9 XIX) ♦ Laura Ortiz (P9 XIII) ♦ Rodney Ortiz (XI) Thereza Osias (P9 XV) ★ Zulay Oyarvide (XXII) ♦ Brook Lyn Padilla Leighton (P9 X) ★♦ Dan-el Padilla Peralta (XVIII) Samuel Pang (XXIV) Anjuli Panizzi (XXIII) ★ Anthony Panton (P9 XVII) ♦ Jerome A. Parker (P9 VI) Jesica Pascual (XIV) Miriam Paterson Alexandre (XIII) H. Andrew Patterson (XVIII) Dante Pearson (P9 XVII) Jennifer Peng (XXI) Gladys Perez-Mojica (VI) Roland Persaud (LA II) Christopher Persley (VII) Yejide Peters (X) Aisha Pew (XIV)

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♦ Daniel Tam-Claiborne (XXI) Kyron Rogers (XIV) Evan Phail (XXV) ♦ Malcolm Phillips (XIX) ♦ Manfred Rojas (P9 XII) & Aiysha Taylor (XIII) Cori Ann Rojas ♦ Niara Phillips (XXII) Jessica Taylor (XXI) Jasmin Roman (XII) Ming-Toy Taylor (XXIV) Stacie Phillips (XIII) ♦ Jason Rosado (VIII) ♦ J. Mario Philogene (XX) Katrina-Mae Teano (XXII) Eric Rosas (XXV) ★ Zuwena Plata (P9 XVIII) ★ Dannette Tejeda (P9 XVIII) ♦ Lovey Roundtree Oliff (P9 VI) Darnell Point-du-Jour (XXII) Sarah Telson (XXI) Donald Jelani Roy (XV) Yessy Portillo (LA I) Manon Terrell (P9 X) in memory of Allison Ruiz Gonzaga (XIX) Aiesha Powell (XXIII) Esther Tjoe (P9 XI) Sybil St. Hilaire (XXIII) Marjorie Prat (P9 XII) Amanda-Jane Thomas (XIX) ★♦ Akim St. Omer (XVIII) ♦ Andrew Protain (XX) ♦ Gregory Thomas (P9 VII) Ali Salas (XXV) Melissa Providence (XVIII) in memory of Marcel Salas (XXV) Mona Quarless (XXIV) Mark Brathwaite (P9VII) Alvin Sandy (XVI) Luis Quero (P9 XV) Michael Thomas (XXIV) ♦ Sam Sangankar (XIV) Alexandra Quirke Day (XV) ♦ Raquel V. Thompson (XVIII) Rafat Sanni (XXI) Melanie Quiroz (P9 XIX) Michele Toro (V) ★ Elizabeth Santiago Weinstock (V) Elizabeth Raji-Greig (XVI) Sandra Toro (VII) Carmen Santos (LA I) Amy Victoria Ramirez Edward Torres (XIII) ♦ Lourdes Sastre Rosario (VI) Rodriguez (XXII) ★ Jessica Torres (P9 XVII) ♦ Armando Ramirez (VIII) ♦ Allison Saunders (X) ♦ Judivelly Torres (XVI) Frances Ramirez (P9 XII) Eugenia Saunders (P9 XIII) in memory of all alumnae ♦ Oscar Saunders (XI) Rafael Ramirez (XXVIII) whose leadership has been cut short.

Shahlayo-Mora Ranson (P9 XV) ♦ Syed Sayeed (XX) in memory of Leocadia Daniels Alyssa Schlatmann (LA I) Kilsy Torres Barnes (XVIII) Esete Reid (XV) Fallon R. Serrette Soltau (XVIII) Renee Trotman (P9 X) ★ Damaso Reyes (XII) Angela Tucker (IX) Marcus Shepard (LA II) ★ Dana Reynolds (LA II) Ashley Tyson (XXII) ♦ Steven Shorte (IV) Marina Reza (XXV) Catherine Ugarte (XII) Mujidat Shotonwa (XX) Irene Ricasio Edwards (VIII) Dale Um (XXIV) Kimblie Silva-Laboy (XVI) Nneya Richards (XX) Arianna Van Sluytman (P9 XVII) ♦ Omar Slowe (XIII) ★ John Riggins, Jr. (P9 XVII) Julian Vasquez (XXIII) Dylan Smith (XXVII) ★ Jonathan Rivas (P9 XV) ♦ Luis Vasquez (XIX) ♦ Tashonna Smith (VI) Kenneth Rivera (LA II) Eleazar Vega-Gonzalez (P9 XVII) Lattelle Solomon (VIII) Natasha Rivera (XXV) Martha Vega-Gonzalez (P9 XIV) Kevin Soltau (P9 VI) ♦ Edwin Velez (P9 XIII) Dunia Rkein (XX) ★ Olumide Sosan (P9 XVII) in memory of Avery Man (IX) ♦ Pedro Ventura (XXII) Evette Stair (XVIII) Brandon Robinson (XXIII) Tatiana Vera (P9 XX) Hasan Stephens (XI) ★ Tabatha Robinson (P9 XVII) ★ Vanessa Vincent (P9 XV) Nekesa Straker (XIII) Christine Rodriguez Nieves (XVIII) Angela Su (XXV) ★ Desiree Vodounon (P9 XVII) & Joel Nieves Patrick Wade (XVII) ♦ LaToya Sutton (XVI) ♦ Julia Rodriguez Diaz (XVIII)

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♦ Nichole Walford (XXII) Michelle Walsh (VI) ★ Larry Warner (IX) ♦ Wayne Warner (XIX) Vanessa Washington (P9 XIII) Darrien Watson (XXII) ★♦ Lisa Watson (XVII) Orlando Watson (P9 XV) Shantel Watters (XXI) Benjamin Wei (XIX) Charles Wharton (XVIII) Osei Wilks (P9 XVII) Collin Williams (XXI) Derronda Williams (LA I) ♦ Jamila Williams (XXI) Deidra Willis (P9 XVIII) ♦ Monique Wilson (XXI) in memory of Tiesha Sargeant (XIV) Sadjada Wilson (XXV) Larry Wiltshire (XII) ★♦ Brandon Winston (P9 XI) Monna Wong (XXII) ♦ William Wong (XXI) Alexis Wynn (P9 XVI) ♦ Jennifer Wynn (XVIII) Anthony Xu (XVI) Rayad Yadali (P9 IX) ★♦ Sarah Yadali (P9 XIV) Jin Yan (XIX) ★ David Yao (XIX) Hao Hong Yiu (XXIII) Thomas Sze-Leong Yu (XII) S. Alexander Zaman (XX) Erik Zambrano (P9 XVI) Xenia Zayas (P9 XVI) Sergio Zenteno (P9 III) ★ Michael Zhang (XX) ♦ Lei Zhao (XX) Anonymous (16)

staff EXECUTIVE OFFICE † Aileen C. Hefferren Chief Executive

† Bridget Johnson

Associate Executive Director

Sharon Ruiz

Director of Human Resources

Ivelys Figueroa

Prep Preparatory Component (continued) * Kalif Jeremiah (XXXI)

Assistant Head of the Summer Advisory System

* Nicole Ubinas (XXX)

Assistant Head of the Summer Advisory System

Manager, Executive Off ice

PREP 9 Preparatory Component Mark Hall

TALENT SEARCH

Senait Debesu (P9 XVII)

Director of Smart Connections

Sinéad Cloughley

† Fred McIntosh

Director of Admissions

Ivelisse Santiago

Associate Director of Admissions

Shellonda Anderson (P9 XV) Admissions Off icer, PREP 9

Nathan Ford (XX)

Admissions Off icer, Prep for Prep

Maya Grant

Admissions Off icer, PREP 9

Laurina Santi (XXVII)

Admissions Off icer, Prep for Prep

Santy Barrera

Admissions Coordinator

Melanie Santos

Recruitment Associate

Mary Couzens

Admissions Associate

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS † Nikole Smith

Director of Academic Programs

Ricardo Antoine (P9 XIV) Co-Dean of Students

Veronica Rivera (XVIII) Co-Dean of Students

* Aiysha Taylor (XIII)

Director

Administrative Assistant

* Enioluwada Popoola (XXIX) Head of the Summer Advisory System

Alumni Affairs Coordinator

Director of Leadership Development Projects

Justine Santana

Assistant to Leadership Development Opportunities

College Guidance Cindy Perez

Rachel McKie

FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION † Alik Hinckson

Chief Financial Off icer

Grace Sutherin

Associate Director of Finance

* Franchesca Diaz (P9 XXI)

Professional Advancement Rebecca Ervey

Nina Nelken

School-Year Guidance Counselor Head of the Summer Advisory System

COUNSELING † Marie Ursino

Shari Fallis

Program Associate to Professional Advancement

Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

UNDERGRADUATE AFFAIRS

Natalia Torres

Candice Clawson

Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

Rosleny Ubinas

Post-Placement Counselor, Middle School

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Anana Charles

Dean of Upper School Counseling

Aisha Shah

Post-Placement Counselor, Upper School

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Associate Director of Counseling & Director of Boarding School Counseling

Olubanke Martins

Post-Placement Counselor, Boarding School

Amanda Vidal

Post-Placement Counselor, Boarding School

Technology Associate

Vanessa Rodriguez

Natasha Rivera (XXV)

Sherron Pearson

Director of Information Technology

Caroline Coburn

Leigh Pomeranz

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Assistant Director of Finance

Deborah Raji

Director of Counseling Program Assistant

Zubiar Rasuli

Director of Professional Advancement

Assistant Director of Professional Advancement

Farayi Wiley

Administrative Assistant

Michael O’Leary

April Froncek

Marisela Sepulveda

Silvia Valcarcel

Associate Director of Alumni Affairs

Assistant Director of College Guidance

Ivan Tatis

Guidance Counselor

Vaughn Caldon (XI)

Director of Leadership Development Opportunities

* Elizabeth Hernandez

Summer Guidance Counselor

Prep Preparatory Component Jessy Trejo (P9 XI)

* Mujidat Shotonwa (XX)

Director of Alumni Affairs

Director of College Guidance

Post-Placement Counselor, Upper School

Assistant Dean of Students

† Charles Guerrero (V)

Alumni Affairs Katy Bordonaro

* Cynthia Cabral (XVII)

Clinical Social Worker

Assistant Director

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Director of Undergraduate Affairs

Michael Mudho

Undergraduate Affairs Off icer

Joy McGann

Undergraduate Affairs Associate

Operations Manager Operations Assistant

Abena Dwamena

71st Street Receptionist

Catherine Keller

91st Street Receptionist

ORGANIZATION W IDE RESOURCE PERSONNEL * Michele Owens, PhD Senior Staff Psychologist

* Vincent Walker

Clinical Social Worker

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS † Ed Boland

Vice President for External Affairs

Development Francesca Ryan

Director of Development

Arlene Malave-Vazquez Associate Director of Data Management

Pamela Rykowski

Corporate & Foundation Relations Off icer

Sheryl Thomas

Assistant Director of Development & Communications

Annie Lee

Development & Communications Manager

As of October 2014 † Executive Staff * Part-Time Position

­­­Note: Roman numerals following a name denote a Prep for Prep or PREP 9 Contingent. All individuals listed this way are Prep Alumni.

Powerful

Partnerships

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trustees B oa r d o f T ru s t e e s Martin Lipton

Chairman Emeritus Partner, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

John L. Vogelstein

Chairman Emeritus Senior Advisor, Warburg Pincus; Chairman, New Providence Asset Management

Scott L. Bok

Chairman CEO, Greenhill & Co., LLC

Principal, Baysah Law Group, PLLC

Anson H. Beard

Frank K. Bynum, Jr.

Vice President Managing Director, Kelso & Company

Valentino D. Carlotti Vice President Partner, Goldman, Sachs & Co.

James R. Maher

Vice President Chairman & CEO, BlackRock Kelso Capital

Eric A. Rothfeld Vice President Chairman, REI Capital, LLC

John H. Hall, Esq.

Vice President & Secretar y Of Counsel, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Jennifer J. Burleigh, Esq.

Vice President & Assistant Secretary Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Pascal Desroches

Sandy Osborne

Managing Director, Kelso & Company

Carolyn S. Brody Jorge Calderon Ken Caplan

Senior Partner, Kekst & Company, Inc.

Senior Managing Director, Blackstone

Richard D’Albert

President, Callisto Capital Management, Inc.

Elizabeth B. Dater

Managing Director, Angelo, Gordon & Co.

Carmine Di Sibio

Vice Chairman & Area Managing Partner, Ernst & Young, LLP

Alexander R. Edlich

Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company

John Eydenberg

Managing Director & Co-Head, Investment Banking Coverage and Advisory for the Americas, Deutsche Bank

Patricia Farman-Farmaian Senior Vice President, Stribling & Associates

Myrna Greenberg

Founder & Former Board Chair, City Lights Youth Theatre

Carl D. Harnick Jay L. Kriegel

Senior Advisor, The Related Companies LP

Frances G. Laserson President, The Moody’s Foundation

Laurence C. Leeds, Jr.

Arun Alagappan

Daniel S. Loeb

Chairman, Buckingham Capital Management

Founder & President, Advantage Testing Inc. Advantage Testing Foundation

Chief Executive Officer, Third Point LLC

Herbert A. Allen III

Managing Director, Kelso & Company

John Allman*

Head of School, Trinity School

Courtney ArcherBuckmire (XV)

Associate Director, Annual Giving, Ethical Culture Fieldston School

Nicole Arnaboldi

Chairman, Georgica Advisors LLC

William A. Shutzer

Partner & Senior Managing Director, Evercore Partners

Sandy Sirulnick

Chairman, Ditmas Management Corp.

Peg Sullivan

Managing Director, Morgan Stanley

Anita Volz Wien

President & CEO, First Eagle Investment Management

Paula Karstens Mahoney Harold McGraw III

Chairman, McGraw Hill Financial

Julie Monaco

Jonathan Moses

Managing Director, J.P. Morgan Private Bank Director, Columbia University Investment Management Company

Lewis Hart

Senior Vice President, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.

Frances Cashin Hodler

Senior Manager, Strategic Planning Group, American Express

Lawrence P. Holodak

Managing Director, Corporate Compliance, J.P. Morgan Chase

Natalie Swaby Hutchinson (XIV) Nicole Isaac (XII) Principal, theGROUP

Colin Kennedy

Principal, Alder Hill Management LP

Tameka Watler Koney (XVIII) Senior Marketing Manager, American Express

Robin Krasny

Vice Chairman, Observatory Group LLC

Senior Vice President, Portfolio Management Director, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

Brian C. Wille

Mark H. Lewis

Wille Family Foundation

Valda Witt

Senior Vice President, Senior Investment Management Consultant, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

a s s o c i at e s c o u n c i l

Managing Director, J.P. Morgan Private Bank

VMW Entertainment

R. Tyler Morse

Chair CEO, MCR Development LLC

Franklin Amoo (XIV)

Corinne Maloney

Jackie Meretsky Priscilla Morales (XII)

Associate Director of Admission, Greenwich Academy

Co-Head, Strategic Credit Group, Kevin Otero (XII) Mizuho Securities USA Inc. Senior Tax Counsel, GE Corporate Tax, Elizabeth Armet General Electric Company

Andre Benjamin (XIV) Vice President, Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Leo Bernstein Principal, SLP LLC

Jerry Bright (IX)

Managing Director, Citi

Conor Bastable

As of October 2014 * Ex Officio

Richard Reiss, Jr.

Bridget Macaskill

Partner, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Managing Member, Davidson Kempner Capital Management LLC

Lloyd Plenty

Managing Director, Group Risk Management, BNP Paribas

Director of Marketing and Investor Relations, Sonica Capital LLC

Orlando D. Ashford

President, Talent Business Segment, Mercer

Lissa Perlman

Frank J. Loverro

Managing Director, Global Head Public Sector, Correspondent Banking, Citi

Vice Chairman, Asset Management, Credit Suisse

Adam S. Goldstein

Ronald E. Blaylock

Vice President & Treasurer Senior Vice President & Controller, Time Warner Inc.

President, Allen & Company LLC

Jeannemarie O’Brien

Founder & Managing Partner, GenNx360 Capital Partners

Danielle Danese

Daniel M. Neidich

Timothy Erb

Chief Communications Officer, Praxair Inc.

Partner, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Anne Gilchrist Hall

E xecutive Vice President CEO, Dune Real Estate Partners

Sue Neumann

President, Vollero Beach Capital Partners LLC

Principal & Co-CIO, Seer Capital Management

E xecutive Vice President

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Ciatta Z. Baysah, Esq. (P9 VI)

Lisa Smith Cashin

President

b o a r d o f t r u s t e e s a n d a s s o c i at e s c o u n c i l

Ed Poteat (VI)

President & CEO, Carthage Advisors

Helen Ogbara Reeves (XVII) Associate, Frankfurt, Kurnit, Klein & Selz

Benjamin Silver Analyst, Corvex Capital

Michael Caperonis

Anne D. Thorp

Indra Chandra

Shane Tiemann

Managing Partner, Candlewood Investment Group

Alex Daniels

Spring Owl Asset Management

Steve M. Del Villar (P9 II)

Audit Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, AIG

Erin F. Dillard Patrick D. Dowd Analyst, King Street Capital

Chief Marketing Officer, MM.LaFleur Vice President, Kelso & Company

Adam Turteltaub

Partner, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Mathew Van Alstyne

Co-Founder & Managing Member, Odeon Capital Group LLC

Natalie R. Williams Jenise Campbell Wilson Karen Young (IV) Senior Counsel and Trust & Compliance Officer, Middle East and Africa, IBM

Prep for Prep is grateful to retiring Trustees Unique Fraser Brathwaite (P9 V), Declan Kelly, Erich Mauff, David A. Nadler, Barbara Page, and Nancy von Auersperg and Associates Council members John Bohan, Quincy Evans (P9 V), and Junko Io Sheehan for their service.

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