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1.5 Goal: To provide students, residents and alumni with services to succeed in their careers.  The Alumni Association offered three“ Lunch and Learn” presentations during the year to third ‐ year students. Successful alumni came to campus to talk about their practices.  With a new Associate Director for Alumni Relations, additional student ‐ alumni programs will be developed.

1.8 Goal: to attract and enroll highly qualified students for the professional program. The College will promote access and affordability through increased student scholarships and grants. • As part of the major gifts campaign, our goal is to increase the current $246,500 in scholarship support by 10 %

Scholarship Support 2009  ‐ 2010 Schnurmacher Incentive Scholarships OCNY Board Scholarships Central New York Foundation

$ 80,000 $ 75,000 $ 50,000 $ 20,000 $ 9,000 $ 6,000 $ 3,000 $ 2,000 $ 1,000

Folsom Millman

Alumni Association

NYSOA

Weiss NJOA

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500

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$ 246,500

3.1 Goal: To provide clinical programs that attract a large, diverse patient population to support clinical education and enhance the visual welfare of the community. The UOC will expand its homebound program outside of Manhattan to reach an additional 1, 000 patients.  A $30,000 grant from Reader’s Digest Partners in Sight allowed the homebound program to expand into Queens seeing an additional 110 patients each year for the past three years.

 The revised goal is 200 patients a year.

 Annual financial assistance for patients in need will increase by 20% per year through 2013.

 The Reuss Grant of $25,000 for indigent patient care remains the same each year. The OCNY commitment to the indigent patient care is $75,000.Additional funding sources will be sought as part of the campaign.

2.3 Goal: To provide resources to attract and retain outstanding research faculty. Endowed Chairs to support the recruitment and maintenance of outstanding research faculty will be developed.  With the Feinbloom pledge of $250,000 for the Haffner Endowed Innovation Chair, the incentive for matching funds has increased to reach the goal of $500,000 for a partial chair. The Haffner Dinner on December 2, 2010 will kickoff the matching gifts effort. A direct mail solicitation will also be launched.

4.2 Goal: To Promote Public Heath Working with DCF and the UEC, new UEC and Referral brochures and new video on 42 nd St, were developed to expand the public awareness of our services

 A media ‐ sponsored public vision screening in 2011 will be initiated.

 Greater vision –related story placement in print and electronic media will be emphasized in the coming year.

The Vision & The Promise, the Campaign for SUNY College of Optometry  The Campaign includes other suggested general funding areas that are covered in the five ‐ year plan.

 Some are restricted others are not.

The Vision and the Promise

THE C MPAiu The Optometr ic Center of e'"" Yor k was p r oud to annou nce an irrevocable pledge of $2 million fr om t h e estate of Dr. lVilliam C. Fol som . Jr. in Decemb<.:r 2009. Dr. Folsom. an OC" Y Trustee and longtime supporter of the College. has designated most of his pledge for the S co tt T a sk er Fol som Sch olarship F und. named for his late son. This p ledge serves a-. the leadership gift for a SlO million major gifts campaign. ''The V is io n and The Promise." which curr ently has S3.5 million in cash and pledges. The foundation's Board ofTrustees for mally approved the campaign at its September 2009 meeting. The public phase of the campaign will be announced at the 2011 gala.

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Institutional Advancement Staff

ANN WARWICK VP FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR  ‐ OCNY

OPTOMETRIC CENTER OF NEW YORK

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

DELIA MITCHELL ASSISTANT TO INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND CE

PAM LEDERMAN ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

NICOLE TOTANS ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL FUND

FRANCISCO LOMPARTE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS