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NEW YORK CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE

ANNUAL REPORTSEPTEMBER 1, 2017-AUGUST 31, 2018

Mission / Vision / Values ............................................................... 3Chair’s Introduction / Board of Trustees / Emeriti ....................... 6President’s Message / College Officers / Administration ............ 7Strategic Plan ............................................................................... 8Academics ..................................................................................... 9Research ......................................................................................10Health Centers .............................................................................11Enrollment / Our Students ..........................................................12Institutional Advancement ...........................................................14Donors ..........................................................................................15Finances .......................................................................................16

Table of Contents

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MissionNew York Chiropractic College is committed to academic excellence, leadership, and professional best practices.

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VisionNew York Chiropractic College will be recognized as a leading institution for the education and training of natural healthcare professionals and academicians who embrace interprofessional collaboration.

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• the core principles of all our natural healthcare programs;• our heritage as a chiropractic educational institution;• the provision of the finest natural healthcare education, clinical

experience, and support systems to facilitate alumni success in diverse careers;

• innovative teaching and learning methods that complement and enhance our existing programs;

• the development and utilization of best practices in lifelong learning, interprofessional collaborative healthcare, scholarship, and the exploration of new knowledge;

• excellence, honesty, accountability, and fiscal responsibility in all endeavors;

• diversity, inclusiveness, and tolerance in all interactions;• an environment that balances knowledge, authority, and

responsibility;• the cultivation of nurturing relationships with all our

stakeholders; and• our role as an authority in natural healthcare education, and the

leadership roles our faculty, staff, and alumni have within the communities they serve.

WE VALUE...Values

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BOARD OF TRUSTEESThomas R. De Vita, B.S., D.C.

ChairDavid Bennett, D.C., J.D. Timothy J. Brown, B.B.A.Joanne Cancro, B.S., D.C.

Menzo Case, B.S.Karen L. Erickson, B.S., D.C.

Susan Fries, B.A., D.C.Vincent A. Justino, B.S., D.C.

Frank S. Lizzio, B.S., D.C.Michael A. Mestan, D.C., Ed.D.John A. Palmucci, B.S., MBA

James P. Powell, D.C.Virginia C. Robbins, M.A., J.D.

Rick Rosa, B.S., D.C.Julie Scarano, B.A., D.C.

Charles M. Ventresca, D.C., L.Ac.

Chair’s IntroductionOn behalf of the Board of Trustees of New York Chiropractic College (NYCC), I

am pleased to present the 2018 Annual Report and congratulate the College community on a year of achievement, study, and planning.

An annual report is, by definition, about the past. In these pages we delineate the accomplishments of our last academic year. How many students did we have? How have we grown? What changes and improvements did we make? How have our donors and friends enhanced the College’s mission? These pages answer those questions and many others. At the same time, this annual report uniquely looks both behind and ahead, to the next three years in the life of the College.

That forward focus is embodied in our strategic plan, the 2018-2021 BLUEprint: Growing the Future Together. This plan represents thoughtful and sustained analysis and discussion on the part of the entire College community. It provides a roadmap for our future with measurable goals along the way. We are particularly pleased that here in this annual report, we have the opportunity to sum up the

2017-2018 academic year in the context of our BLUEprint for the days, weeks, and years ahead.

This past academic year has been characterized by productivity, energy, and hope. As we step into our future our intent is to be proactive, intentional, and sustainable. We believe that all of these characteristics are embodied in the College and, as you will see, represented in this report.

We hope that you will find much in these pages to celebrate, not only what we have already achieved but also what we are going to achieve in the years to come.

Sincerely,

Thomas R. De Vita, B.S., D.C.Chair, NYCC Board of Trustees

EMERITIKenneth W. Padgett, D.C.

Chancellor

Frank J. Nicchi, D.C., M.S.President Emeritus

G. Lansing Blackshaw, Ph.D.Provost Emeritus

Lewis J. Bazakos, M.S., D.C.Trustee Emeritus

Valerio A. Pasqua, D.C.Trustee Emeritus

John P. Rosa, D.C.Trustee Emeritus

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President’s MessageOnce every year, New York Chiropractic College gathers information

about the previous academic year and presents it in our annual report. This self-reporting is part of our responsibility as a not-for-profit educational institution. It is also part of our responsibility to our students, staff, faculty, alumni, leadership, donors, and everyone else with an interest in NYCC’s activities and success. We are pleased to participate in this demonstration of transparency because the College’s board, senior leadership, and I strongly believe in the mission, vision, and values of NYCC.

We are proud of the efforts of the entire community, efforts that have enabled some of our significant strengths. As we look toward the upcoming

COLLEGE OFFICERSMichael A. Mestan, D.C, Ed.D.

President

Anne E. Killen, M.S.Ed., D.M.Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs

Sean J. Anglim, B.S., C.P.A.Vice President of Finance and Administrative Services

ADMINISTRATIONColleen Brennan-Barry, B.A., M.S.

Vice President of Marketing and Communications

J. Todd Knudsen, D.C.Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Special Projects

Jennifer Sessler, Ed.D.Interim Vice President of Enrollment Management

Associate Vice President of Institutional Effectiveness

Richard B. Worden, AASAssociate Vice President of Administrative Services

academic year, we do so well-equipped with a renewed sense of focus and direction as articulated in our 2018-2021 BLUEprint: Growing the Future Together three-year plan. I invite you to read about the plan and the 2017-2018 academic year in the pages that follow, and to join with me in celebrating this remarkable institution.

Sincerely,

Michael A. Mestan, D.C., Ed.D.President, New York Chiropractic College

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Strategic Plan

PRIORITYAREA 1:

NewAvenues

of Growth

PRIORITY AREA 3:Campus

InfrastructureEnhancement

PRIORITYAREA 4:

IntegratedBrand

Marketing

PRIORITYAREA 5:

StrategicEnrollment

Management

NYCC will explore exciting new partnerships that open up possibilities for attracting new markets of students, as well as improving current programs to increase their sustainability and relevance.

NYCC’s involvement in the profession will be enhanced through scholarship and research opportunities, and our ties to graduates will be strengthened and deepened through collaboration.

NYCC will continue its commitment to sustainable, environmentally sound facilities management practices while improving our physical space and making campus living more attractive to students.

The College will examine how best to reach our audiences, share the College’s messages and stories, and position NYCC to expand its reputation in key markets.

NYCC will undertake data-informed initiatives to ensure the College’s long-term enrollment success and fiscal health.

The end of this academic year saw the introduction of the 2018-2021 BLUEprint: Growing the Future Together, a strategic plan many months in the making. It identifies five priority areas that, for the next three years, will be at the core of our strategic actions. In brief, those five areas are:

PRIORITYAREA 2:

Communityand PartnerEngagement

Additional details are available at http://www.nycc.edu/strategic-plan

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AcademicsIn the 2017-2018 academic year, NYCC received approval for a Master of Science in Sports Nutrition. This completely online, graduate-level academic program is without any residency requirements—one of only a few fully-online master’s level programs in this discipline. The M.S. in Sports Nutrition at New York Chiropractic College has as its foundation an evidence-based approach to sports nutrition to enhance athletic performance and recovery. Students typically enroll in six credits of coursework each 15-week trimester over the course of two years. Coursework covers macro- and micronutrients, applied exercise physiology, nutrition for strength athletes, nutrition for endurance athletes, dietary supplements, and sports performance.

This rapidly-growing specialty within the healthcare field enables graduates to immediately begin their careers in the field of clinical nutrition in a wide range of environments including clinical practice, consulting, teaching, and working with athletic teams, for the government or not-for-profit agencies, or in a related industry setting. This degree will also enhance the professional paths of coaches, athletic trainers, exercise physiologists, and various healthcare professionals.

Learn more about NYCC’s M.S. in Sports Nutrition at http://bit.ly/nyccsportsnutrition.

The following degrees were conferred during the 2017-2018 academic year:

162DOCTOR OF

CHIROPRACTIC

57MASTER OF SCIENCE IN

APPLIED CLINICAL NUTRITION

21MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HUMAN ANATOMY

AND PHYSIOLOGY INSTRUCTION

18BACHELOR OF

PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

17MASTER OF SCIENCE IN

ACUPUNCTURE

5MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACUPUNCTURE

AND ORIENTAL MEDICINE

1MASTER OF SCIENCE INDIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

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Research

16NYCC FACULTY RESEARCH

PUBLICATIONS

28NYCC FACULTY RESEARCH

PRESENTATIONS

NYCC faculty had 16 research publications and 28 research presentations at academic conferences during the 2017-2018 academic year. Their research addressed questions in:

• higher education• physiology of spinal manipulation• clinical practice (for example, guidelines and case reports)• clinical research (for example, pain management and patient-

reported outcomes)• basic sciences, and• biomechanics of the spine

The NYCC Research web page provides a comprehensive list of these research activities.

Publications and Presentations at AcademicConferences During the 2017-1018 Academic Year

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3.92 4.0PATIENT SATISFACTION ACROSS ALL FACILITIES

Health Centers

New York Chiropractic College Health Centers are located in:

• Depew, N.Y.• Seneca Falls, N.Y. (two sites)• Rochester, N.Y.• Levittown, N.Y.

The NYCC Health Centers collectively provided a total of 57,782 patient visits during the 2017-2018 academic year. Over 17,000 of these visits were in the form of complimentary patient care provided to the surrounding communities at an estimated value of $775,000.

57,782PATIENT VISITS DURING2017-18 ACADEMIC YEAR

$775K VALUE OF COMPLIMENTARY

PATIENT CARE PROVIDED

40OPPORTUNITIES FOR

HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE

NYCC Health Centers had an overall patient satisfaction approval rating of 3.92 out of 4.0 across all facilities and visits.

NYCC Health Centers offer students over 40 opportunities for hands-on experience:

• 10 remote clerkships: o 2 privateo 8 Veterans’ Administration or

Department of Defense-based• 9 multidisciplinary, community-service

healthcare facilities:

out of

o 5 community-based free care sites o 4 college-based health centers

• 10 hospitals:o 1 county facility: Monroe Community

Hospitalo 1 Department of Defense hospital:

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

o 8 Veterans’ Administration Medical Centers

• 8 preceptorships• Various sporting and community-based

events.

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Enrollment/Our Students

48%MALE STUDENTS

ENROLLED

52%FEMALE STUDENTS

ENROLLED

26%MINORITIES

74%NON-MINORITIES/

UNKNOWN

New York - 32%Pennsylvania - 13%New Jersey - 10%Puerto Rico - 4%

Ohio - 3%Virginia - 2%

Connecticut - 2%Massachusetts -2%International - 17%

29 additional US states - 15%

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Enrollment/Our Students

17%INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS ENROLLED

83%STUDENTS ENROLLED

FROM THE US/PR

940STUDENTS ENROLLED

IN MULTIPLE PROGRAMS

7DEGREE

PROGRAMS

D.C.623

MSACN167

MSA/MSAOM64

MSHAPI64

BPS18

MSDI3

MSCA1

FALL 2017ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM

• Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.)• Master of Science in Applied Clinical Nutrition

(MSACN)• Master of Science in Acupuncture/Master of

Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MSA/MSAOM)

• Master of Science in Human Anatomy and Physiology Instruction (MSHAPI)

• Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS)• Master of Science in Diagnostic Imaging (MSDI)• Master of Science in Clinical Anatomy (MSCA)

DEGREE PROGRAMSSeptember 1, 2017 - August 31, 2018

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NYCC’s Division of Institutional Advancement establishes and maintains connections with all who have an interest in the College: alumni,

corporate sponsors, industry and community leaders, and many others, through outreach efforts that include special events, publications, invitations, and regular activities. These outreach efforts support the College’s goals and mission with non-tuition funding and programmatic resources.

This academic year, NYCC was pleased to honor those who have made significant financial contributions to the College through the creation of the Lifetime Giving Wall. The individuals recognized on the Lifetime Giving Wall include:

• Donors to the President’s Council• Friends of the College• Heritage Society bequests• Annual Fund contributors• Scholarship Fund contributors

The wall, which will be updated annually, provides well-deserved recognition as a small token of gratitude for the support we receive.

Connections are at the heart of what we do. Through meaningful connections, we foster a culture of generative giving with attention to sound fiscal, ethical, and environmental stewardship principles, furthering the mission and values of NYCC.

Institutional Advancement

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DonorsOur donors make excellence in natural healthcare education possible. Thank you for supporting NYCC’s students and mission so thoughtfully during the last fiscal year.

(September 1, 2017-August 31, 2018)

SCHOLARSHIPSBoard of Trustees Scholarship

Mr. Timothy J. & Mrs. Amelia BrownDr. Joanne Cancro & Ms. Charlene Allen

Dr. Thomas R. & Mrs. Donna De VitaDr. Karen L. Erickson & Mr. Yasha Jampolsky

Dr. Susan Fries & Mr. Charles GarrisDr. Vincent A. Justino

Mr. Robert E. & Mrs. Mary Ellen KernanDr. Frank S. & Mrs. Jean LizzioMr. Walter & Mrs. Pat McCarthy

Drs. Michael A. & Jill MestanMr. John A. & Mrs. Sandra PalmucciDr. James P. & Mrs. Donna Powell

Ms. Virginia C. RobbinsDr. Rick Rosa & Dr. Dina Tagliareni-Rosa

Drs. Julie L. & Michael ScaranoDr. Charles & Mrs. Janice Ventresca

Other Scholarships AwardedDuring the Academic Year

Biofreeze - Performance HealthDr. William & Mrs. Florence Crowther

Dr. Jack DiBenedettoFoot Levelers, Inc.Dr. Lillian M. Ford

Dr. Arnold “Mickey” & Mrs. Lucille Goldschmidt

Dr. George I. and Mrs. Frances E. KoenigDr. & Mrs. Herbert S. Law Dr. Robert D. MastronardiDr. Kenneth W. Padgett

New Jersey Academy forGeneral Practice Chiropractic

Dr. Marc Persson Dr. Marvin B. SosnikStandard Process

Dr. Walter L. Vaughan

FINANCIAL SUPPORTERSMr. Dana Allen

Dr. Samuel J. AmariDr. Janet Sikora Amendola*

Mr. Sean Anglim*Anonymous*

Dr. William Atherton*Ms. Victoria BaroodyMr. Ashley BarraqueDr. Raymond Bartoli*Ms. Melissa BaxterMs. Brenda Bedell

Dr. David G. Bennett*Dr. Frank Bergman*

Mr. & Mrs. James BeroDr. & Mrs. G. Lansing Blackshaw*

Dr. Karen BobakBond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC*

Ms. Cindee BoothMs. Shelley Bowman

Mr. Eugene B. Bradshaw*Ms. Colleen Brennan-Barry & Family*

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Brown*Dr. Joanne Cancro & Ms. Charlene Allen*

Mr. Menzo & Mrs. Sue Case*Dr. Thomas M. Cassavino

Mr. Bernie CecchiniC.H. Insurance*

Chartwells*Dr. Michael J. Cindrich & Dr. Deborah

Kleinman-Cindrich*Ms. Cheryl S. Clark

Dr. Carl S. ClevelandDr. Christopher J. Colloca*

Dr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Coté*Ms. Anita CowlesDr. Donna L. Craft

Dr. Thomas R. & Mrs. Donna De Vita*Dr. Janice L. DebaereMr. Zachery Dechane

Mr. Scott DeChickDr. & Mrs. John L. DeCicco

Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. DiLorenzo*Mrs. Diane C. DixonDr. Beth Donohue*

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Eble*Dr. Ria Eagan*

Dr. Karen Erickson*Ms. Carol L. Faivre*Dr. Mark Feldman*

Mr. John & Mrs. Laura FelignoDr. Margaret M. Finn*Mrs. Wendy Folwaczny

Foot Levelers, Inc.*Drs. Glenn & Christine Foss*

Drs. Bruce L. & Barbara Friedman*Dr. Susan Blair Fries*

Mr. & Mrs. Tony GanzonMs. Elizabeth Gazley

Mr. Mickey & Mrs. Redonna J. GeelanGeneva Club Beverage Company

Mr. Josh GilfusDr. Mitchell B. Green & Dr. Jennifer Watts*

Mr. & Mrs. David HamblettDrs. Charles & Faith Hemsey*

Dr. Sylvie G. Heyman & Mr. David Heyman*Ms. Barbara J. Holmberg

Dr. Bradley James HopkinsMr. James & Mrs. Dyane Horn

Mr. Morris HoughtonMs. Kathryn Hutchings

Hygenic Performance Health ProductsDr. & Mrs. William F. Hynan

Integrated Practice Solutions*ITT Industrial Products Group

Mr. Carl JagosDr. Fiona Jarrett-Thelwell*

Dr. Dennis L. JonesDr. Caitlin E. Jordan

Dr. Vincent A. Justino*Mr. Bill Kaminski

Ms. Janet KelleherMrs. Sharon Kenrick*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kernan, Jr.*Dr. Anne E. Killen & Family*

Dr. J. Todd & Mrs. Kristi Knudsen*Dr. Lloyd H. KupfermanDr. John David LaFalceMr. Richard C. LaudeMs. LewAnn Lawhorn

Ms. Janet LawrieMr. Louis LeBrun

Ms. Teresa LeBrunDr. Frank S. Lizzio*

Ms. Joan LynchDr. Kevin Lynch*

Dr. Wendy L. Maneri & Family*Ms. Alice MartinMs. Kathy Mau

Mr. Walter & Mrs. Pat McCarthy*Ms. Christine McDermott

Mr. Chris McQueeneyDrs. Michael A. & Jill Mestan*

Ms. Irene MillisDr. & Mrs. Tyran Mincey*

Mr. David MontiMs. Melissa Murphy

NCMICDr. Jason G. Napuli & Dr. Kristina L. Petrocco-

Napuli*Dr. Serge Nerli*

New York State Chiropractic AssociationDr. Frank J. & Mrs. Carol Nicchi*

NYCC Faculty SenateDr. & Mrs. David Odiorne

Dr. Keith S. OverlandDr. Norayr Ozbalik

Dr. Kenneth W. Padgett*

Mr. & Mrs. Donald PadgettMr. & Mrs. John Palmucci*

Dr. Marc Persson & Dr. Emily Swonguer*Drs. Richard & Maria Pashayan*

Dr. & Mrs. Valerio A. Pasqua*Mr. Robert P. Peterman

Ms. Adrianna PetrusDr. David F. PettersDr. Marc Picchierri*

Ms. Susan D. PittengerDr. Julie Plezbert*

Dr. Jean-Nicolas Poirier & Family*Dr. Wayne M. Poller

Dr. & Mrs. James P. Powell*Prime, Buchholz & Associates, Inc.*

Ms. Christine ProferaMrs. Karen Quest*Dr. Brian M. ReboriDr. David J. Redding

Relph Benefits Advisors*Ms. Laurie A. ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Rich Ricci

Dr. & Mrs. Frederick RiegelMs. Catherine Richardson*

Dr. Rodney RishelMs. Virginia C. Robbins*Ms. Katherine Robson

Dr. Michael J. Rodriguez*Mr. Darrin L. Rooker

Dr. & Mrs. John P. Rosa*Dr. Rick Rosa & Dr. Dina Tagliareni-Rosa*

Mrs. Susan RuzickaDr. Angelo J. SabellaDr. Ronald E. Safko

Dr. & Mrs. Philip T. Santiago*Dr. Vicki R. SaundersMs. Sherri SaundersDr. Julie Scarano*

Dr. David R. SeamanMr. & Mrs. Mark Seeber

Seneca County Office for the AgingMr. & Mrs. Bertram C. SerlingDr. Jen & Mr. Craig Sessler*

Sessler ExcavatingDr. Jeffrey N. Shebovsky*

Dr. Alan P. SherrMr. Shane Showers

Dr. & Mrs. Roy H. Siegel*Mr. Miles SinicropiMs. Ann Sinicropi

Mrs. Jessica Sinicropi-EliasMrs. Susan Souhan*

Dr. Louis Sportelli

Standard ProcessDr. Gerald Stevens

Ms. Karen StevensonMs. Shelley L. Stuck

Ms. Weronika SzablowskiDr. Peter J. Szakacs*Mrs. Robert Tarnow*

Dr. Gilbert E. TradDr. Gregory Triandafilou

Dr. James G. VandenbergDr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Ventimiglia*

Dr. Charles & Mrs. Janice Ventresca*Dr. Luis C. Vera*

Ms. Anesha VictorMrs. Cindy Wayne

Mr. William J. WayneDr. Ronald J. Wellikoff

Ms. Sheila A. WildeDr. Wayne M. Winnick*

Dr. & Mrs. Wayne WolfsonMr. & Mrs. Richard B. Worden*

Ms. Diane ZinkMr. & Mrs. Frank Zonarich

Dr. Michael Zumpano*

LEGACY CIRCLE(3+ Enrolled Students)

Dr. Ryan BarkerDr. Adam Blair

Dr. Michael CampeanuDr. Philip DiDomenico

Dr. Amir MajidiDr. Kevin McCarthyDr. Daniel Perrino

Dr. Nicholas PerrinoDr. Rick Rosa

Dr. Diane Travis

REFERRER(Referred 1-2 Enrolled Students)

Dr. Ellen AthanailDr. Christine Bellomo

Dr. Marjorie DroletDr. Paul Duperrouzal

Dr. James FedichDr. Ronald GrahamDr. Alisa Hoffman

Dr. Richard PowersDr. Richard Schwartz

*President’s Council Member

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FinancesNYCC continues to demonstrate the financial strength, stability, and flexibility needed to advance its mission,

vision, and values.

At August 31, 2018, the College’s total assets of $86.3m were more than three times its total liabilities of $28.6m. Net assets, predominantly unrestricted, increased $2.4m during fiscal 2018 to $57.6M, primarily from investment returns.

NYCC’s investment portfolio of $58.8m at 8/31/18 allows the College the flexibility to take advantage of strategic opportunities, while at the same time providing funds for the annual budget and unexpected expenditures.

NEW YORK STATE ECONOMIC IMPACT: Based on an economic impact study through the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities, NYCC’s 2017 total economic impact for New York State was estimated at approximately $67.1m.

Cash, Receivables & Other ...........................................................Investments ..................................................................................Land, Buildings & Equipment .......................................................TOTAL ASSETS ..........................................................................

Accounts Payable & Other ...........................................................Deposits & Deferred Revenue ..................................................... Long-Term Debt ............................................................................ TOTAL LIABILITIES ...................................................................

Unrestricted ..................................................................................Temporarily & Permanently Restricted ........................................ TOTAL NET ASSETS ..................................................................

FINANCIAL POSITION - AUGUST 31, 2018

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

NET ASSETS

$ 9,583,96058,823,28017,928,695

$ 86,335,935

$ 7,063,4619,543,840

12,083,936$ 28,691,237

$ 57,481,625163,073

$ 57,644,698

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FinancesFISCAL YEAR ENDED AUGUST 31, 2018

Tuition (net of $1,014,791 student aid) .....................................$23,143,391

Postgraduate ............................................................................. 617,300

Educational Activities ............................................................... 759,902

Auxiliaries ................................................................................. 1,485,510

Federal Grants .......................................................................... 162,026

State Grants .............................................................................. 189,227

Private Gifts and Grants ............................................................ 249,084

Other ......................................................................................... 95,973

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE ...............................................$26,702,413

Instruction .................................................................................$11,375,400

Research .................................................................................. 415,142

Postgraduate ............................................................................ 725,918

Academic Support .................................................................... 2,258,010

Student Services ...................................................................... 3,273,132

Institutional Support ................................................................ 6,537,257

Auxiliaries ................................................................................ 3,084,412

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES .............................................$27,669,271

OPERATING EXPENSES

OPERATING REVENUE

INVESTMENT GAIN ............................................................... $ 3,410,055

NON-OPERATING INCOME .................................................... $ 52,800

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS .................................................... $ 2,495,997

41%INSTRUCTION

13%ALL OTHER

24%INSTITUTIONAL

SUPPORT

12%STUDENTSERVICES

11%AUXILIARIES

8%ACADEMIC SUPPORT

3%POSTGRADUATE

1%RESEARCH

87%TUITION

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New York Chiropractic College2360 State Route 89

Seneca Falls, NY 13148

800.234.NYCC

www.nycc.edu