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Annual Report 2023-2024 1Dear Maritime College Family,Maritime College is the Peninsula of Opportunity and Engine of Upward Mobility. I know this rsthand as my journey as a Mariner and Sailor started at the Fort in 1987, where stewardship, valor, loyalty, and hard work became the cornerstones of my life and service. As an alum, I know the undisputed advantage our school provides. Maritime College graduates are known and revered around the world; our reputation transcends us. Our Alumni serve as global leaders with diverse experience, unwavering work ethic, and strong discipline. In the world we face now, and in the future, our economic security and national security will depend on the critical thinking, highly skilled, character-based leaders that Maritime College develops. It is my desire and intent as your President to pay forward what was invested in me and to help our students become those leaders.We are underway on a new voyage plan, where our destination has Maritime as the leading global maritime educational and training institution. This report serves as the initial conditions of the voyage, and with the rm focus to ensure our school’s academic and applied learning programs are well postured to develop the future leaders for the Merchant Marine, military services, and those who serve the interests of the state, national and global marketplaces; grow enrollment; increase retention, graduation and license pass rates; increase fundraising to ensure we have the resources necessary to strengthen the college and support students; ensure the school is scally sound and postured for the future; and build a respectful culture at Maritime that is, open and safe for all, which honors the past and builds the legacy for the future. In recent months, I have conducted extensive listening sessions with internal and external stakeholders to better understand where we are, where we should be headed, and to build shared understanding, common intent, and trust. These efforts will continue as we work towards our destination. As your President, my pledge to all is to build trust with students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, our communities, SUNY, and the industry. I will communicate transparently and promise to serve as a positive role model in everything we do. We will be right, and we will do right. We have a busy year of celebrations ahead of us, and I invite you back to the Fort to join us. When you arrive, you will see me on campus with my wife Valerie ’92, so please reach out so we can meet and have a conversation on the future of Maritime. I am excited for the future and look forward to seeing each of you continue the legacy of Maritime College. First and foremost, the sea remembers its own. It is great to be home. With Utmost Respect, Rear Admiral John A. Okon ’91, USN (ret) “Students First, Maritime Always” Letter from THE PRESIDENT

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Annual Report 2023-2024 3MAJORS Students Percentage SCHOOL OF MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING 414 33.3%Marine Transportation 245 19.7%Marine Transportation 245 19.7%Maritime Technology Operations 169 13.6%Marine Operations 136 10.9%Maritime Technology Small Vessel Operations 1 0.1%Maritime Technology 32 2.6% SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES 366 29.4%Global Business and Transportation 267 21.5%International Transportation & Trade 267 21.5%Humanities 26 2.1%Maritime Studies 26 2.1%Science 73 5.9%Marine Environmental Science 73 5.9% SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 461 37.1%Engineering 461 37.1%Electrical Engineering 77 6.2%Facilities Engineering 45 3.6%Marine Engineering 57 4.6% Mechanical Engineering 219 17.6%Naval Architecture 63 5.1% ACADEMIC SERVICES 2 0.2%Total 1243 100.00%Graduate Enrollment by MajorMAJORS Students Percentage SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES 107 100%Global Business and Transportation 87 81.3%International Transportation Management 42 39.3%Non-matriculating 1 0.9%Shipping & Logistics 42 39.3%Supply Chain Management 2 1.9%Humanities 20 18.7% Maritime and Naval Studies 20 18.7%Total 107 100.00% Undergraduate Enrollment by MajorBased on Fall 2023 dataNOY BEN NUN ’26 hails from Long Island City, New York, and is pursuing a master’s degree in Shipping & Logistics. SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTThank you for supporting me with a scholarship to overcome ﬁnancial barriers. I am excited to pursue my dream of a master’s degree from SUNY Maritime where I can build upon my academic achievements and gain a deeper understanding of the critical elements that drive the shipping industry. – Noy Ben Nun ‘26

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4 Annual Report 2023-2024Commencement activities began on May 23, as graduating seniors enjoyed a champagne toast and senior picture. Later that evening, seniors receiving awards were invited to a special Awards Dinner in which students were recognized for their academic excellence by School Deans, the Provost, and President Alfultis. Awards were then presented to each student as family members looked on with pride and support.On the morning of Commencement day, Friday, May 24, 17 ensigns were commissioned as Ocers during the NROTC Commissioning Ceremony. These newly commissioned Ocers will proudly serve the country.The Commencement Ceremony recognized the graduates of January, May, July and September 2024. Sage J. Trautz served as Class Valedictorian while Mark Barker ’94, Honorary Degree recipient, offered the Keynote Speech to the graduates. A graduate of SUNY Maritime College with a degree in Marine Engineering and an Unlimited Third Assistant Engineer License, Mark also has an MBA from the Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management. Mark is the President of Interlake Maritime Services, a family of companies with more than 300 years of collective service on the Great Lakes. As the second-generation leader of Interlake, Mark maintains a strong and clear voice on industry issues at the state and national level. He is the Chairman of the board for the National Museum of the Great Lakes and he serves on the board of Moran Towing Corporation. Thank you for your service and commitment to SUNY Maritime College and the maritime industry. In his congratulatory remarks, Mark said, “Congratulations to the Class of 2024! Stay involved and give back as you are able.”SUNY MARITIME COMMENCEMENT 2024HIGHLIGHTS

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Annual Report 2023-2024 52023 ADMIRAL’S DINNER REACHES $1M MILESTONE FOR STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPSOn Tuesday, September 19, 2023, retiring host Admiral Alfultis received a special toast from SUNY Maritime Foundation Board Chair Bob Johnston ’69, who commended the Admiral’s perseverance in securing the rst National Security Multi-Mission Vessel, which arrived at Olivet Pier just hours before the dinner. It was a sight to behold for all in attendance!Continuing this evenings’ festivities, the community honored Captain Jeff Dixon of TOTE Services and Eric Ebeling of American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier for their remarkable achievements and contributions to the maritime industry. Guests also heard from the Regimental Commander, Rushawn Henry 1/C, about his path to a maritime career and how excited he was when he was admitted to SUNY Maritime. He spoke frankly about the nancial struggles that many Fort Schuyler students face, including one who works multiple jobs to help her single mother pay the bills and another who travels by bus two hours each way commuting to campus. Rushawn’s journey of overcoming adversity echoes that of many students who struggle to fund their education at Maritime College. Following his inspiring remarks, a lively scholarship appeal took place and efforts grossed just over the $1 million mark for the rst time ever! The funds raised are critical to Maritime College’s efforts to recruit and retain high-caliber students and were awarded to incoming students in 2024. TOTAL RAISED TOWARD STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS$1,000,000 SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO THE PAST MASTERS OF THE EMPIRE STATE VICapt. James DeSimone ’73 Capt. Scott James ’79 Capt. Joseph Ahlstrom ’82 Capt. Richard S. Smith ’81 Capt. Morgan McManus ’92

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6 Annual Report 2023-2024CAPTAIN JOSEPH AHLSTROM ‘82The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore left six construction workers dead after a massive cargo ship collided with the bridge on March 26, 2024. On May 23, Captain Joseph Ahlstrom, professor of Marine Transportation, was invited to present at the National Lighthouse Museum, Staten Island, NY on what happened and how we can learn from this tragedy. Ahlstrom was interviewed by the Associated Press on how tugs could have made a difference in the incident. Such extended tugboat escorts aren’t required at many U.S. ports, mostly because of the costs they would add for shippers. “I’m a big fan of tug escorts“, said Ahlstrom. “If applied early enough and effectively, yes, a tug escort could prevent a collision with the bridge or with another ship, or going aground.”Captain Ahlstrom was quoted as a Maritime expert by many publications including The New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/28/us/baltimore-bridge-protections-ships-states.html; The Christian Science Monitor, https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2024/0327/Baltimore-bridge-collapse-raises-port-safety-issuesDR. LEIGH WINFREY The American Nuclear Society has selected Dr. Leigh Winfrey, Dean of the Maritime College School of Engineering, as the recipient of the 2023 Mary Jane Oestmann Professional Women’s Achievement Award.Dr. Winfrey was presented the award during the Opening Plenary of the 2023 ANS Winter Conference and Expo in Washington, DC on November 13.The Mary Jane Oestmann Professional Women’s Achievement Award recognizes outstanding personal dedication and technical achievement by a woman in the elds of nuclear science, engineering, research or education. Dr. Winfrey’s citation reads: “For her outstanding and trailblazing contributions to fusion technology, research and education and her outstanding leadership in the Society.”Congratulations on this prestigious achievement, Dr. Winfrey!FACULTY IN THE NEWSCrushed shipping containers are seen on the bow of the Dali three days after it struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge.Photo: Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesWALTER NADOLNY Maritime professor emeritus Walter Nadolny has continued to be active in the media. He has been quoted by Travel Weekly articles from 2024 on various subjects.Cruise industry’s adoption of biofuel has limited rangehttps://www.travelweekly.com/Cruise-Travel/Cruise-adoption-biofuel-has-limited-rangeCruise Lines crowd controlhttps://www.travelweekly.com/Cruise-Travel/Cruise-lines-crowd-controlCruise lines focus on rets to freshen up eets https://www.travelweekly.com/Cruise-Travel/Cruise-lines-focus-on-retsComplex shipbuilding process upended by supply slowdownshttps://www.travelweekly.com/Cruise-Travel/Supply-chain-issues-shipbuilding

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Annual Report 2023-2024 7Some 2023-24 athletic highlights include:• The women’s cross country team won its rst-ever Skyline Conference championship, which was the rst conference title for any Maritime women’s program in any sport.• The men’s and women’s lacrosse teams both reached the Skyline Championship Game for the second consecutive season.• The men’s basketball team hosted a Skyline playoff game for the second straight year and made its rst postseason appearance since 2009, playing its rst-ever postseason home game.• The baseball team led the nation in scoring and nished second in home runs per game, while Freddy Forgione became the rst Maritime player in any NCAA sport to be named First Team All-American.• The sailing team qualied for the National Championships for the third straight time.• The men’s swimming & diving team nished second at the Skyline Championships, and Rowan Hayes became Maritime’s rst-ever Metropolitan Champion.• Three Privateers received conference player of the year honors in their respective sport, and three were named All-American.• 31 student-athletes earned all-conference recognition and seven received all-region nods.• Adelle Leger was chosen as the SUNY Scholar-Athlete of the Year in women’s cross country.• Two Privateers were honored as the Skyline Scholar-Athlete of the Year for their sport.2023-24 ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTSAfter another strong athletic season across the board, Maritime placed fth in the 2023-24 Skyline Conference Presidents Cup standings. The Presidents Cup measures the overall strength of a school’s athletic programs during the academic year. Maritime won one conference championship and had three other teams nish as the Skyline runners-up.

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8 Annual Report 2023-2024On September 18, 2023, the Maritime College community gathered at the Olivet Pier to welcome the Empire State VII. After years aboard the Empire State VI, our community proudly took in this historic moment. For many of our students, this would be the rst training vessel they would experience. As rst-year cadets, our MUGs, alongside senior leadership, were present for this occasion as it approached Fort Schuyler. MARITIME COLLEGE WELCOMES TRAINING SHIP EMPIRE STATE VIIBuilt in the U.S. and designed for America’s state maritime academies, the Empire State is the rst of ve National Security Multi-Mission Vessels (NSMV). It is a world-class training ship and instructional platform designed to serve a dual purpose: supporting merchant mariner education and assisting with humanitarian/disaster relief during times of national emergency. The Empire State VII’s arrival is a milestone for not only the nation, but the maritime industry, New York, and SUNY Maritime College. From this point forward, young mariners will train for a lifelong career within the global maritime industry. The Empire State VII is a vessel of opportunity that will continue to serve the legacy of Maritime College by providing current and future generations of mariners with the necessary hands-on experience that is essential to the Maritime College mission and experience.

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10 Annual Report 2023-2024For the second consecutive year, SUNY Maritime College has made double-digit improvements to its U.S News Best Colleges ranking.Maritime College is now ranked #25 for Regional Universities (North), up from #40 in 2023 and #58 in 2022. Additionally, the College ranks as the #9 Top Public University (North) and #9 Best Colleges for Veterans – Regional Universities (North), according to the publication. Maritime College was also ranked for Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs (no doctorate) and for being a Top Performer on Social Mobility.#25 for Regional Universities (North)#9 Top Public University (North)#9 Best Colleges for Veterans – Regional Universities (North)Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs Top Performer on Social MobilityMARITIME COLLEGE NATIONAL RANKINGSST. MARY’S SOCIETYThe St. Mary’s Society recognizes and honors our alumni and friends who have generously provided gifts to the SUNY Maritime Foundation through bequests, trusts, and other life income arrangements. Society membership reects the highest level of commitment to promoting excellence in maritime education. SUNY Maritime College is grateful to the members of the St. Mary’s Society for their dedication to sustaining the long-range nancial health of the College. Become a Society MemberIf you have named Maritime College in your will, or have otherwise included the College in your estate plans, you already qualify for membership. If you have not yet notied us of your intentions or are interested in learning more about planned giving, please contact Jeanne K. Murphy, Sr. Director of Development, at 347-842-1691 or by email at jmurphy@sunymaritime.edu. St. Mary’s Society Members Ms. Benita C. Allaire * Mr. Arthur W. Andrew ’75 RADM David Brown and Ms. Sheila McCurdy CDR William T. Caldwell USNR (Ret.) ’58 Captain Edward E. Dangler USN (Ret.) ’49 Ms. Barbara Decker Dr. Brian G. Dengel ’79 Dr. Joseph M. DePaso ’75 David B. Ervin ’80 Dr. Renee M. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Feinson ’69 Mr. Jose A. Guerrero ’76 Mr. William E. Forman Jr. ’58 * Mr. George J. Hallinan ’57 * Mr. Douglas W. Hamilton ’56 * Mr. Emil L. Kiefer ’49 * Mr. Joseph Maurelli ’63 Mr. Donald J. Penniall ’49 * Mr. Anthony J. Scolaro, Oct ’46 * Mr. Robert S. Siegler ’52 Mr. Fred C. Weber Jr. ’47 * Mr. Leonard J. Weiss ’46 * SUNY MARITIME COLLEGEST. MARY’S SOCIETY * Deceased Newest members

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Annual Report 2023-2024 11Mr. Jose A. Guerrero ’76 Mr. William E. Forman Jr. ’58 * Mr. George J. Hallinan ’57 * Mr. Douglas W. Hamilton ’56 * Mr. Emil L. Kiefer ’49 * Mr. Joseph Maurelli ’63 Mr. Donald J. Penniall ’49 * Mr. Anthony J. Scolaro, Oct ’46 * Mr. Robert S. Siegler ’52 Mr. Fred C. Weber Jr. ’47 * Mr. Leonard J. Weiss ’46 * The 2023-24 academic and scal year was a watershed year for Maritime College and its Foundation. It marked the end of Admiral Michael Alfultis’ productive tenure as president, the arrival of the Empire State VII, the selection of Admiral John Okon ’91 as the next president, and the rst time that the Admiral’s Dinner grossed over $1M for scholarships. These are demanding times for colleges nationwide, as they are navigating a signicant decline in enrollment. However, SUNY Maritime College stands out with its robust programs and highly trained graduates. The college’s licensed programs consistently receive high marks in national surveys for their post-graduation return on investment. Our alumni recognize the transformative power of a Fort Schuyler education, which has positively impacted generations and paved the way for successful careers. Looking forward, Admiral Okon is already setting a course to address the College’s challenges head-on. To bolster admissions, he has partnered with the Alumni Association to launch the “Privateer Recruiting Ocers Program” or PROP. Still in the pilot phase, PROP will have alumni volunteers as a force multiplier for the College’s recruiting program across the country. With the Foundation Board of Directors, he is also calling on all alumni to invest directly in the College’s success. As Captain James Desimone noted in a fundraising appeal last spring, as the cost of education has risen, the investment by the State has plummeted. He recalled that when he was a student and then Master of the Training Ship, students only paid about 30% of the College’s operating costs. Today they pay 70%! For hardworking families, trying to get ahead in this world, the six-gure price tag is becoming an increasingly dicult barrier. As you read this report, we hope you will contemplate the role you might have in Fort Schuyler’s future. Admirals Okon’s success will require a groundswell of alumni support in terms of ‘time, talent, and treasure.’ Whether you invest in student scholarships with the creation of a named endowment fund, or through a planned gift in your will, contribute to the Admiral’s Dinner or Summer Sea Term Scholarship Fund, or give to the unrestricted Sallyport Fund to support unanticipated needs and opportunities, all donations are tax deductible, and all are greatly appreciated! We hope you enjoy this Annual Report and will participate richly in Fort Schuyler’s celebration of its history as we all work together to invest in its future. In this holiday season, we send you warm wishes for a healthy and prosperous New Year. Sincerely, Robert Johnston ’69ChairSUNY Maritime FoundationJohn Bree ’78Vice ChairSUNY Maritime FoundationLetter from THE CHAIRSSUNY MARITIME FOUNDATIONSUNY MARITIME FOUNDATION BOARDCapt. Robert Johnston ’69, ChairPresident and CEO (Ret.), Overseas Shipholding Group, Inc.John M. Bree ’78, Vice ChairExecutive (Ret.), Exxon Mobil Corporation Alexandra Anagnostis-IronsPresident, Total Marine SolutionsWilliam F. Austen ’80President and CEO (Ret.), Bemis Company, Inc.Michael Chalos, Esq. ’70Partner, Chalos & Co. P.C.William C. Gallo ’70President (Ret.), Pasternak, Baum & Company, Inc. and Columbia Grain Trading Inc. (CGTI )John Krousouloudis ’76Vice President, Shell Plc. (Ret.)Joe Maurelli ’63President, CEO and Chairman (Ret.), Techmatics, Inc.Capt. A.J. McAllister ’80Senior Vice President, Sales, McAllister Towing and Transportation, Inc.Bruce S. RosenblattPresident, Bruce S. Rosenblatt & Associates, LLCEXOFFICIO DIRECTORSRear Adm. John Okon ’91President, SUNY Maritime CollegeDouglas HasbrouckVP of Institutional Advancement, SUNY Maritime CollegeExecutive Director SUNY Maritime FoundationRoxanne ThompsonVP of Finance and Administration, SUNY Maritime College Treasurer, SUNY Maritime Foundation

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12 Annual Report 2023-2024THE IMPACT OF SCHOLARSHIP SUNY Maritime senior, Erik Areklett ’25, emerges as a remarkable gure among the dynamics of the SUNY Maritime campus. Erik serves as the Regimental Commander as well as President of the Student Government Association with an impending degree in International Transportation and Trade with a Deck License. Erik grew up in a bustling household in Reading, Connecticut as the oldest of ve children, including four boys and one younger sister. His father, a retired general contractor, transitioned to become a stay-at-home dad when Erik’s youngest sibling was born. This shift in family caretaking led 13-year-old Erik to adopt a more mature role. “When I was younger, I had to step up as a parent,” Erik recalls. “That’s when I gained a lot of responsibility, and I’ve been very blessed with that scenario.” Erik recalls driving from Connecticut to Long Island over the Throgs Neck Bridge to visit his cousins while in high school and seeing the training ship Empire State VI. “There was an aura to the Six that immediately drew my attention. After researching the College, I knew it was the right place for me: a quality education, a solid career path and most importantly, setting a new course for my four younger siblings.” The path to Maritime is not always linear. Before coming to Maritime College, Erik ran a landscaping business in high school, a venture that taught him valuable business skills. “I ended up getting hurt in wrestling and took a gap year before coming here,” he shares. His injuries required two rotator cuff surgeries, but Erik’s spirit remained unbroken. At Maritime College, Erik quickly immersed himself in leadership roles. He began in student government as a fourth-class president and progressed through the ranks to his current position as president. His leadership extends to his role as Regimental Commander, where he aims to set a positive course for his peers, all while maintaining a 3.9 GPA. Erik describes his proudest moment so far in his Maritime journey: getting the call that he had received scholarship SCHOLARSHIP INSPIRES SUCCESS Erik Areklett 1/C International Transportation & Trade with a Deck LicenseRegimental Commander

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Annual Report 2023-2024 13support for Summer Sea Term. “As mothers do, my mom immediately noticed the look of shock on my face and asked, ‘What’s wrong?!?!’. I began to smile, telling her that my education would be more affordable. The hug that followed was truly the proudest I have ever felt. These are the moments that make scholarships life changing.” As Erik looks to the future, he is excited about the opportunities that lie ahead. He is currently part of the Strategic Sealift Ocer Program (SSO), which allows him to earn a license while also serving the Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD). The program, combined with alumni and corporate-sponsored scholarship further motivates Erik to succeed. “If I can get a little bit more money towards my education, that means my mom doesn’t have to pay as much for my younger siblings,” he explains. Erik’s dedication to his family and community remains at the forefront of his aspirations. He plans to ship out and eventually become a maritime broker. “This goal will allow me to give back and change the life of a future student at Maritime College” Erik Areklett’s journey and success are a testament to hard work, a strong sense of familial responsibility and the power of a SUNY scholarship. GIFT DESIGNATION 2023-2024Academics $198,883.88 Athletics $6,178.33Scholarships $1,847,748.02 Restricted $61,137.64 Waterfront $3,537.33 Unrestricted $288,198.99Grand Total $2,405,684.19 GIFT SOURCES 2023-2024Alumni $950,904.19 Corporations/Organizations $1,006,939.24 Faculty/Staff $48,922.72 External Foundations $67,333.34Private Foundations $117,000.00 Friends $147,960.20 Matching Gifts $42,040.50 Parents $24,584.00 Grand Total $2,405,684.19 SUNY MARITIME FOUNDATION0.3% Athletics2.5% Restricted76.8% Scholarships12% Unrestricted0.1% Waterfront8.3% Academics2% Faculty/Staff6.2% Friends1.7% Matching Gifts1% Parents39.5% Alumni41.9% Corp/Org2.8% Foundation4.9% Private Foundations

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14 Annual Report 2023-2024HERITAGE SOCIETY - $100,000+IndividualsDaniel J. Embree ‘73 Raymond Pepi William T. Sutton Corporations and FoundationsAmerican Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier Group, Inc. SALLYPORT SOCIETY - $50,000 – 99,999IndividualsDennis S. Conklin ‘74John Krousouloudis ‘76 Gregory H. Smith ‘91 Corporations and FoundationsBrennan Family Foundation Donald P. Brennan ‘61 Bruce S. Rosenblatt & Associates, LLC Bruce and Jan Rosenblatt ConocoPhillips Company Marine Society of the City of New York Orange County Community Foundation Organization of Black Maritime Graduates Port Liberty Terminals Tote Services, Inc. THE ADMIRAL’SCOUNCILThe Admiral’s Council recognizes and celebrates the leadership of those alumni, parents, and friends who support SUNY Maritime College by making annual gifts of $1,000 or more.Contributions received after June 30, 2024 will be reported in the next Admiral’s Council report. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this list, we regret any inadvertent omissions and thank all of our contributors for their generosity. Donations can be made directly online at www.sunymaritime.edu/giving or contact Lexy Rivera, Director of Annual Giving & Alumni Relations, at arivera@sunymaritime.edu or (718) 409-4001 to learn more about the Admiral’s Council.ADMIRAL’S COUNCIL RECOGNITIONEMPIRE STATE SOCIETY - $25,000 – 49,999IndividualsMichael and Kimberly Alfultis Richard ’73 and Barbara Angerame William ’80 and Nancy Austen Aneesh Bakshi MS ’83 Robert ’69 and Donna Johnston Michael C. Morris ‘81 Stanley I. Siegel ‘62 Corporations and FoundationsChartwells Compass Group Fox Family Foundation Kevin ’81 and Amelia Fox Fresh Meadow Power, LLC John F. Valvo ‘83McAllister Towing and Transportation Company, Inc. AJ McAllister III ‘80 Brian B. McAllister Esq.Navios Maritime Partners LP Ted C. Petrone ‘77Philly Shipyard, Inc. utiliVisor Richard A. Angerame ‘73PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE SOCIETY - $10,000 – 24,999IndividualsAlexandra Anagnostis-Irons Christopher Botta John ’78 and Peggy Bree Stephen G. Lyons ‘70 Alexander C. Marcus ‘81 Joseph ’63 and Linda Maurelli David E. Momot ‘59 Michael ’65 and Carol Toner Richard T. Yerian ’69 Corporations and FoundationsABS Americas American Maritime Ocers American Maritime Ocers Service Bronx Central General Contractors, Inc. Ralph ManfredoniaConsigli Construction Co., Inc. Crowley Maritime Services, Inc. Thomas B. Crowley Jr.Foremost Group Interlake Maritime Services, Inc. Mark W. Barker ‘94Intermodal Association of North America International Registries, Inc. Liberty Maritime Corporation Monteore Medical Center Moran Towing Corporation National Cargo Bureau Pearl Street Systems Bruce R. Curtis ‘86Sandy Hook Pilots Association Seafarers International Union Seward & Kissel, LLP SUNY Maritime College Parents Association Corporation Turner Construction Company LEADERSHIP SOCIETY - $5,000 – 9,999IndividualsThomas ’66 and Sandy AllenLouis ArzanoRocco A. Campanelli ‘73Stephen J. Carbery ‘80Timothy J. Casey ‘01Michael ’70 and Maureen Chalos Elizabeth A. Christman ‘87Jack F. Conway Jr. ‘04David Franks, MS ‘05Bill C. Gallo ‘70Kevin’86 and Cheryl Graney ‘86Cody F. Heitmeier, MS ‘07

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Annual Report 2023-2024 15Ronald G. Herbert ‘82John V. Keenan ‘79Matthew W. Kehoe ‘92Joan and Richard KretzmerStephen W. Kretzmer ‘93Joseph Lorino ‘87Clay Maitland, H ‘07Walter J. Maznio ‘73AJ McAllister III ‘80Daniel ’86 and Ann McCarthy William and Patricia McCarthyRalph J. Mellusi ‘67Thomas ’76 and Kathleen MerrellCarl A. Merz ‘61Jason ‘01 and Jeanne MillerAlan B. Nierenberg ‘75Matthew P. Nolty ‘91Nick Orfanidis ‘73Thomas A. Paulantonio ‘73Edward F. Peging ‘86Robert J. Shady ‘68James Starace P.E. ‘81John F. Valvo ‘83Mang V. Vo ‘81Jennifer WatersJon W. Zinke ‘75Corporations and FoundationsBayonne Dry Dock & Repair Corporation Fulcrum Group Stephen W. Kretzmer ‘93Gil-Bar Industries, Inc. Houston Pilots’ Association K&L Gates MAD Security Maritime College Alumni Association Maritime Industry Museum of Fort Schuyler Matson Navigation Company, Inc. MCA Associates, Inc. One Diversied LLC Pilots’ Association for the Bay and River Delaware RFJ Insulation Contractor Seaside LNG Society of Marine Port Engineers of NY Joseph V. Breglia ‘80Sweet Savings and Things LLC David Franks ‘051974 SOCIETY - $2,500 – 4,999IndividualsTimothy M. Ahern ‘84John AlfultisBrett B. Ashley ‘81Hernan F. Ayala-Rubio ‘88Joseph A. Barsin ‘64Thomas and Deborah BonnJoseph V. Breglia ‘80Patrick J. Brennan II ‘05Chris S. Carobene ‘90Martin F. Casey ‘81Kevin B. Collins ‘96David J. Diehl ‘81Phylipp Dilloway ‘46James D. Dolan ‘81Michael FischetteDaniel J. Fitzgerald ‘96Andrew GargerRhonda Gerson-HurwitzRonnie and Donald GoodheartEric Hagerstrom and Sharon LeeRaymond P. Hayden ‘60James D. Herron ‘79Kirsten and Ben HindsTimothy J. Klaybor ‘91Kevin J. Kobey ‘88Jim LawrenceJohn H. Marshall ‘46Daniel J. McGuire ‘85Albert D. McLaurin ‘70Helen M. MontanaroMary D. MueckeElizabeth M. Munster ‘84Thomas A. Munster ‘83Robert ’66 and Sharon NorthJohn ‘91 and Valerie ‘92 Okon Ted C. Petrone ‘77Patrick J. Roche ‘91Bethann Rooney ‘91David W. Sackman III ‘91Uwe Schulz ‘65Laurence R. Smith Jr. ‘47Robert W. Stewart Jr. ‘81Mark S. Woolley Corporations and FoundationsAmerican P&I Club American Ship Repair Company Concord Engineering Group, Inc. Cove Charitable Trust Cummins Sales and Service Freehill Hogan & Mahar LLP Georgia Ports Authority Great Lakes Towing Company JT Cleary Inc. Maritime Academy Charter SchoolNew York State Pilot Commission Odin Marine Group, LLC SeaCube Container Leasing The Denver Foundation Total Marine Solutions, Inc. Wabtec Corporation Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Society of Connecticut, Inc. MARITIME SOCIETY - $1,000 – 2,499IndividualsChristopher R. Adams ‘92William AllanCharles B. AndersonPeter B. Angerame ‘04Tim R. Angerame ‘00Ronald J. Aubel ‘65Michael T. Axelsson ‘68Peter A. Baci ‘69Charles ‘62 and Julie BagshawMark W. Barker ‘94Anthony N. Belore ‘91William R. Bennett III ‘88Daniel J. Bergamini ‘91Raymond D. Bermudez ‘89John T. Boggs ‘76John C. Bortniak ‘76Charles R. Brader ‘66Daniel BrandensteinPatrick J. Broderick ‘87Charles A. Brown, MS ‘91David Brown and Sheila McCurdyEdward K. Carpenter ‘55Paul T. Cavanaugh ‘73Stephen R. Cody ‘82Robert A. Colleary ‘86John H. Coords ‘77

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16 Annual Report 2023-2024Victor P. Corso ‘83Thomas M. Crawford ‘66Brian T. Crean ‘91Francis J. Cuccio ‘82Neil F. Daley ‘71Anthony R. W. DeMan ‘85Robert A. DeMarinis ‘81Jim C. DeSimone ‘73John D. Dohring ‘61Andrew F. Donovan ‘98Charles J. Dorchak Jr. ‘81Gail E. Dorrian ‘91Ronald E. Dreher ‘85Richard T. du MoulinMark Dunski ‘09Katherine S. Egan ‘87Gary P. Endersby ‘71LeighAhn J. Ferrari ‘12Timothy J. Ferrie ‘78Kevin B. Flaherty ‘90Francis X. Foley ‘90Christina Liviakis GianopulosDavid R. Groener ‘76Robert T. Hansler ‘73Ed L. Harvey ‘09Doug HasbrouckRichard J. Hayes ‘83Joshua A. Hazelwood ‘80Jamie S. Higgins ‘90Robert R. Hoch ‘70William H. Humphreys ‘74Elenore M. HumphriesSteve P. Huvane ‘66Gary A. Jobson ‘73Peter C. Johansen ‘79Eric J. Johansson, MS ‘00Meredith L. Johansson ‘91Christopher O. Jones ‘84George S. Kachmar ‘78Frederic L. Kapanka ‘74Bart B. Kelleher ‘96Kevin W. Killoran ‘91Fair KimJohn C. Knauss ‘91Mary Jane Koniuta ‘81Howard A. Kosel Jr. ‘74Robert K. Kurz, MS ‘81Robert V. LaBruzzo ‘70Robert F. Landseld ‘87Cynthia H. LangMichael Lee, MS ‘80Christopher S. Leggat ‘91Daniel Leon ‘89Kathy M. Leon ‘93Frederick B. Lobbin ‘64Michael P. Loeffel ‘07Arthur B. Loefstedt Jr. ‘57Joseph E. Ludwiczak ‘68Grith V. Lynch ‘88Stephen G. MacKenzie ‘08Norman R. Maender ‘63George E. Maffey Jr. ‘57John J. Malone III ‘92Robert E. Maloney ‘70Michael MarieJohn P. Marshall ‘80Theodore T. Mason ‘57Andrew McAleerMartin J. McCluney ‘83Thomas A. McEnery USN ‘60Hector V. Mella Garrido Jr. ‘81Sean P. Memmen ‘92Matthew J. Meyer ‘91Herman J. Molzahn ‘60Tim NolanCraig T. Olsen ‘82Gopi G. Omraju ‘95William J. Pehush ‘70Daniel C. Petrone ‘13Carmine M. Pizzariello ‘70John W. Pizzariello ‘81Kurt B. Plankl ‘96Richard M. Plant Sr. ‘67Roger Restaino ‘86 and Miriam MartinezJames R. Richardson ‘69John M. Ringelberg ‘61Charles F. Rockwell ‘91Gail L. RudolphWilliam J. Ruh ‘82James D. Sagar ‘91George R. Sandberg ‘66Richard N. Schroeder ‘91Thomas D. Serrago ‘73Jacob Shisha ‘81Ralph J. Sirico ‘57William J. Skahan ‘75Christopher J. Smith ‘06Joseph P. Starck Jr. ‘90John J. Stipcich ‘61Hugh R. Straub ‘69Ghulam M. Suhrawardi ‘73Arthur H. Sulzer IV ‘74Seth L. Szold ‘81Chris Terajewicz ‘75Daniel F. Valente ‘81Eduard P. van Loenen ‘68Robert J. Weaver ‘69John C. Weiglhofer ‘72Francis M. Wiegand ‘73David J. Williams ‘85James P. Winegeart ‘81Anthony V. Winig ‘73Howard B. Wyche ‘79Christopher S. Yearwood ‘88Bryan P. Zapf ‘85Michael Zirpolo Jr. ‘85CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONSAmerican Institute of Marine Underwriters American Maritime Ocers Plans Associated Federal Pilots & Docking Masters of Louisiana LLC Bank of America Daihatsu Diesel (America) Inc. d’Amico Shipping USA Ltd Glosten, Inc. HDR Marine International Marketing Strategies, Inc. Maersk Line Limited Maric Mechanical, Inc. Pasha Hawaii Per and Astrid Heidenreich Family Foundation Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Valiant Foundation, Inc. Chad Gerson Rhonda Gerson-HurwitzWorldscale Association (NYC) Inc.

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Annual Report 2023-2024 17ConocoPhillips has generously pledged $150,000 over three years to SUNY Maritime College, providing critical nancial support for students participating in Summer Sea Term (SST).ConocoPhillips’ gift has already directly beneted 25 students participating in the 2023 Summer Sea Term, helping to offset the costs associated with this essential academic experience. SST is a cornerstone of Maritime education and a requirement for earning a U.S. Coast Guard license. The costs of participation can be a challenge for many students. ConocoPhillips’ contribution helps alleviate this burden, ensuring more students can take advantage of the transformative learning experience.John Dabbar, Managing Director of Low Carbon Technologies at ConocoPhillips, formerly President of Polar Tankers Inc., and a SUNY Maritime Marine Engineering graduate from the Class of 1982, expressed pride in giving back to his alma mater.“ConocoPhillips is committed to supporting the next generation of industry leaders,” Dabbar said. “The skills and experiences I gained at Maritime College have been invaluable throughout my career, and we are honored to help today’s students pursue the same opportunities. The Summer Sea Term is a unique and vital experience, and we hope our contribution allows students to focus on learning and growing without nancial concerns.”This donation ensures that students can continue building the skills necessary to thrive in the maritime eld and reinforces the longstanding collaboration between SUNY Maritime College and ConocoPhillips.As part of the program, cadets—either deck or engine license candidates—must accrue at least 180 days at sea before they graduate. Cadets sail aboard the Training Ship Empire State VII, a state-of-the-art vessel that serves as a oating lab during the school year. THE IMPACT OF CORPORATE SUPPORT ConocoPhillips Pledges Three Year Contribution to Support SUNY Maritime College Students ConocoPhillips is committed to supporting the next generation of industry leaders. _ John Dabbar ’82

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18 Annual Report 2023-2024ALUMNICLASS OF 1946Phylipp Dilloway •John H. Marshall •CLASS OF 1947Laurence R. Smith Jr. •CLASS OF 1948Terence R. Alchorn CLASS OF 1949Edward E. Dangler †CLASS OF 1950Marcus M. Temkin CLASS OF 1952Gerhard O. Mueller †CLASS OF 1954Howard D. Horvath †CLASS OF 1955Edward K. Carpenter • † Walter F. McKeeCLASS OF 1956Angelos ZaloumisCLASS OF 1957Arthur B. Loefstedt Jr. • †George E. Maffey Jr. • †Theodore T. Mason • †Ralph J. Sirico •Gilbert D. WilliamsonCLASS OF 1958William A. Sanchez †CLASS OF 1959David E. Momot • †Robert H. Reinhardt †CLASS OF 1960Kenneth F. Bishop Jr. †Raymond P. Hayden • †Thomas A. McEnery • Herman J. Molzahn • †Gary C. Raffaele †Walter C. Stahl †CLASS OF 1961Leonard J. Anable Jr. †Robert M. Brand †Donald P. Brennan • Stephen H. Busch †John D. Dohring • Gerald M. Gordon †Carl A. Merz • †John M. Ringelberg • †John J. Stipcich • CLASS OF 1962Charles R. Bagshaw • Thomas F. Fox Donald B. Frost †Chris and Lorraine Krusa †Edwin W. Leonard Stanley I. Siegel • †James F. Whalen †CLASS OF 1963John E. Dropp Norman R. Maender • †Joseph and Linda Maurelli • †John J. Roche Robert J. Tambini †CLASS OF 1964Joseph A. Barsin • George W. Koch Frederick B. Lobbin • †Eugene F. Sweeney †CLASS OF 1965Ronald J. Aubel • William J. Martin Michael and Carol Toner • †CLASS OF 1966Thomas and Sandy Allen • †Charles R. Brader • †Gary J. Cordes Thomas M. Crawford • †James J. Gully Stephen P. Huvane • †Martin J. Mascola †Gary A. Meyer Robert and Sharon North • †George R. Sandberg • †CLASS OF 1967Robert E. Daley Richard E. Hervey Efrem R. Krisher HONOR ROLL of DONORSJULY 1, 2023 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2024• Admiral’s Council † 3 or more consecutive years of givingThis list recognizes every gift given to the State University of New York Maritime College during the ﬁscal year July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024. Contributions received on or after July 1, 2024 will be reported in the next Annual Donor Report. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this list, we regret any inadvertent omissions and thank all of our contributors for their generosity.Thank You for your support!

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Annual Report 2023-2024 19Robert J. Liddell Ralph J. Mellusi • Richard M. Plant Sr. • †George W. SchabergJames F. Seybold CLASS OF 1968Duke Adams III Michael T. Axelsson • †Edward M. Cray Paul M. DuernbergerHarvey A. Fadden †David A. Leech Joseph E. Ludwiczak • Edward G. Martin Peter F. Nissen Robert J. Shady • Eduard P. van Loenen • CLASS OF 1969Anonymous †Peter A. Baci • †L. Clay Beall III Lindsay R. Hoyt Jr. Robert and Donna Johnston • †James R. Richardson • †Hugh R. Straub • †Daniel R. Warman Robert J. Weaver • †Richard T. Yerian • †CLASS OF 1970Anonymous James R. Broten Michael and Maureen Chalos • †Douglas A. Davis Gary T. Ferrone †William C. Gallo • †Robert R. Hoch • †Paul E. Hopson Stephen C. Inciardi †Ronald E. Jackson †Robert V. LaBruzzo • Stephen G. Lyons • †Robert E. Maloney • Raymond L. Mathewson Jr. †Albert D. McLaurin • James M. Muskopf †William J. Pehush • †Carmine M. Pizzariello • CLASS OF 1971Neil F. Daley • Gary P. Endersby • †Gordon J. Isison †Frank Murray Stephen A. Opkins †Robert L. Panek †Donald H. Seaman †Roy J. Squillario CLASS OF 1972Frank X. Dipolito †Richard R. Frank Gary J. Gisonda Jeffrey A. Sadoff Gerard J. Tobin John C. Weiglhofer • †Richard A. Wilkens CLASS OF 1973Richard and Barbara Angerame • Rocco A. Campanelli • †James C. DeSimone • David W. Dombrowski †Daniel J. Embree • †Jonathan S. Glantz Robert T. Hansler • Gary A. Jobson • Walter J. Maznio • †Robert F. McGinn †William P. Muller Robert D. Oehrlein Jr.Nicholas Orfanidis • Thomas A. Paulantonio • Richard P. Peck Thomas D. Serrago • Ghulam M. Suhrawardi • Francis M. Wiegand • †Anthony V. Winig • CLASS OF 1974James Ardus Dennis S. Conklin • Stanley J. Gaworecki †Hans I. Haselbach †Charles M. Hovis William H. Humphreys • †Frederic L. Kapanka • †Howard A. Kosel Jr. • †Michael A. Stellato Arthur H. Sulzer IV • †CLASS OF 1975Nicholas V. Balzano †Robert J. Braun †Thomas L. Campisi Paul F. Cervenka Mark E. Crockett Keith E. Grant Joseph C. Hoffman Jr. Danny and Carol Levin †David B. Moskoff Alan B. Nierenberg • †William J. Skahan • Jan C. Terajewicz • William L. Wong Jon W. Zinke • †CLASS OF 1976John T. Boggs • John C. Bortniak • David R. Groener • †Ronald F. Jablonski John Krousouloudis • Thomas and Kathleen Merrell • †Richard J. Sonnenschein †Denis J. Wilson †Paul J. Zerafa CLASS OF 1977John J. Colabello †John H. Coords • †John J. Hannon †Michael G. O’Reilly †Ted C. Petrone • William M. Schoenster Kirby A. Stross

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20 Annual Report 2023-2024CLASS OF 1978John and Peggy Bree • †Timothy J. Ferrie • †Kevin J. Fitzgerald Michael D. Holmes †George S. Kachmar • Francis W. Keane Denis P. O’Sullivan CLASS OF 1979Dennis F. Cooney †Lawrence J. Gioia James D. Herron • Anthony Impelluso Peter C. Johansen • John V. Keenan • †Susan L. Moore Mark J. Nemergut Mark J. Woessner Howard B. Wyche • †CLASS OF 1980William and Nancy Austen • †Jennifer L. Barnes Hayes †Joseph V. Breglia • †Stephen J. Carbery • †Robert A. Fay Harry W. Finnegan Joshua A. Hazelwood •Michael Lee • †John P. Marshall • Anthony J. McAllister III • Walter F. Murray III †Peter J. Ott †Anthony M. Ruggiero †CLASS OF 1981John J. Ambrosini Brett B. Ashley • Mark M. Bengis Tierney M. Carlos Martin F. Casey • †David M. Caterino Robert A. DeMarinis • †John E. Diamond David J. Diehl •Matthew A. Doherty James D. Dolan • †John Doran Charles J. Dorchak Jr. • †Timothy Forsyth Kevin and Amelia Fox •Kenneth E. Fritz Brian Gardner Arthur W. Goudey Jr.George H. Green Paul M. Gregory Robert J. Jeffrey Mary Jane Koniuta •Robert K. Kurz •Thomas P. Lafergola †Alexander C. Marcus • †Hector V. Mella Garrido Jr. •Michael C. Morris • †Mark E. Osmer John W. Pizzariello • †Richard H. Russell Jacob Shisha •Albert A. Sileo Henry Sonnemann William C. Sorvillo James Starace •Robert W. Stewart Jr. •Raymond H. Strack Seth L. Szold •Daniel F. Valente •Mang V. Vo • †James P. Winegeart •CLASS OF 1982Stephen R. Cody • †Leigh E. Comerford †Francis J. Cuccio •William M. Hayden Ronald G. Herbert •Christopher D. Johnson Craig and Beverly Olsen • †William and Lisa Ruh •Christopher W. Shields †Arieh L. Solomon †Mark T. Varno CLASS OF 1983Aneesh Bakshi • †Robert F. Capurso Kevin Comerford †Victor P. Corso •Richard J. Hayes •Michael J. Hinchcliffe William W. Hough Paul L. Jennings Daniel J. Lehane John J. Maguire III †Martin J. McCluney •Thomas A. Munster •Gary P. Russo John F. Valvo • CLASS OF 1984Timothy M. Ahern • †Robert A. DeGennaro †John M. Evans William T. Gilligan †Joseph F. Gredder Christopher O. Jones • †Michael J. Malane †John E. Marriott †Elizabeth M. Munster •Francis S. Pelkowski Christine L. Schneider Arthur J. Smith †Kevin M. Tokarski †CLASS OF 1985Anthony R. DeMan • †Ronald E. Dreher • †Bryan T. Fishback †Adam S. Freedner †Jeffrey C. Freidag †Daniel J. McGuire • †James R. RocheRobert P. Rose †Kenneth J. Ruh †David and Cristina Williams • †• Admiral’s Council † 3 or more consecutive years of givingHONOR ROLL of DONORSJULY 1, 2023 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2024

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Annual Report 2023-2024 21Paul L. Jennings Daniel J. Lehane John J. Maguire III †Martin J. McCluney •Thomas A. Munster •Gary P. Russo John F. Valvo • CLASS OF 1984Timothy M. Ahern • †Robert A. DeGennaro †John M. Evans William T. Gilligan †Joseph F. Gredder Christopher O. Jones • †Michael J. Malane †John E. Marriott †Elizabeth M. Munster •Francis S. Pelkowski Christine L. Schneider Arthur J. Smith †Kevin M. Tokarski †CLASS OF 1985Anthony R. DeMan • †Ronald E. Dreher • †Bryan T. Fishback †Adam S. Freedner †Jeffrey C. Freidag †Daniel J. McGuire • †James R. RocheRobert P. Rose †Kenneth J. Ruh †David and Cristina Williams • †Bryan P. Zapf • †Michael Zirpolo Jr. • CLASS OF 1986Robert A. Colleary • †Kevin and Cheryl Graney • †Kevin Mannix †Daniel and Ann McCarthy •Edward F. Peging • †Roy C. Pino †Roger Restaino and Miriam Martinez • †Gregory W. Tuthill James D. Yahner CLASS OF 1987Patrick J. Broderick • †Elizabeth A. Christman • †Katherine S. Egan • Robert F. Landseld • Joseph Lorino • †Hung M. Luu †Gail Sorenson CLASS OF 1988Anonymous Hernan F. Ayala-Rubio •William R. Bennett III •Coleen H. Halloran-Barsley Kevin J. Kobey • †Grith V. Lynch •Andrew C. Rabuse Christopher S. Yearwood • †CLASS OF 1989Robert G. Baus Raymond D. Bermudez •Joseph R. Byrne Edward P. Daly Jr. Donald F. JosbergerThomas Q. Krall Jr. Phillip Kyin Daniel Leon • †Anthony E. Manzi Lisbeth S. Ryan Scott C. Sampson CLASS OF 1990Roby Abraham †Christopher S. Carobene •Kevin B. Flaherty •Francis X. Foley •James S. Higgins •John D. Johnson †Daniel C. Mulligan Kurt S. Soltes David L. Starck †Joseph P. Starck Jr. •Andrew S. Troy †CLASS OF 1991AnonymousScott J. Amberman Denise L. Baus Anthony N. Belore •Daniel J. Bergamini •Charles A. Brown •Brian T. Crean •Michelle M. Cross †Gina M. Daly Richard J. DeMarinis Gail E. Dorrian • †Peter B. Dunican Edward N. Goutink Joseph D. Gross John P. Hayes James K. Herron Meredith L. Johansson •James J. King †Timothy J. Klaybor •John C. Knauss •Christopher S. Leggat •Joseph Leotta Clifford A. McDougall David R. Minetti †William J. Museler Matthew P. Nolty •John A. Okon •David S. Rahmer Keith A. Rinaldi Patrick J. Roche •Charles F. Rockwell •Robert A. Roncska Bethann Rooney • †David W. Sackman III •James D. Sagar •Richard N. Schroeder •Gregory H. Smith •Eric R. Stolzenberg Sean P. Tortora James D. Vlachos Christopher F. Webb CLASS OF 1992Anonymous Christopher R. Adams • James S. Grin †Drew J. Hodgens †Matthew W. Kehoe • †John J. Malone III • Sean P. Memmen • Neil J. Mulhern Jr. Valerie J. Okon • CLASS OF 1993Paul J. Iannuzzelli Stephen W. Kretzmer • †Kathryn M. Leon • †CLASS OF 1994Anonymous • †Christopher L. AversanoBrandon J. Candia Colleen M. Durkin James J. McNamara William M. Sokol Jr. CLASS OF 1995Kevin L. Barrow †Paul J. Ginnane Gopi G. Omraju •CLASS OF 1996Kevin B. Collins •Daniel J. Fitzgerald •Chris P. Guilday Bart B. Kelleher • †Dan and Jessica Morgans †Kurt B. Plankl •CLASS OF 1997Daniel M. Gillette Jr.

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22 Annual Report 2023-2024CLASS OF 1998Andrew and Tara Donovan •CLASS OF 1999Brian P. RauCLASS OF 2000Timothy R. Angerame •Eric J. Johansson •Zhen Li Shao Robert J. Tart CLASS OF 2001Timothy J. Casey •Brendan P. Collins Michael P. Donovan Jason and Jeanne Miller • †Lingaraj Panda †CLASS OF 2002Janice AbdelmessehJennifer E. Linton †Kathleen A. Tart James R. Zatwarnicki Jr. CLASS OF 2003Brian J. Abbott †David K. Cuff †Jose O. Lopez †CLASS OF 2004Peter B. Angerame • John F. Conway Jr. • Jonathan C. Welch †CLASS OF 2005AnonymousPatrick J. Brennan II • David H. Franks • CLASS OF 2006Christopher J. Smith • CLASS OF 2007Oluwatomi O. Adetunji Daniel P. BliefernichDanielle Centeno †Cody F. Heitmeier • †Jillian A. Hesse Michael P. Loeffel •Thomas C. McCandless †Owen A. Palmiotti CLASS OF 2008Clifford M. Graviet Christopher P. GruppAndrew R. Kuryluk Stephen G. MacKenzie •Kelly A. McCandless James P. Werner CLASS OF 2009Mark Dunski • Edward L. Harvey • CLASS OF 2010Aaron P. Eicoff Michael J. Hyland CLASS OF 2011Kyle C. Grupp James H. Rich IV James P. Spear CLASS OF 2012LeighAhn J. Ferrari • Alexander M. McGuiness †CLASS OF 2013Brendan J. Cassidy Daniel C. Petrone •Emanuel A. Valentin CLASS OF 2014Matthew H. Helms CLASS OF 2015Shane Tutass CLASS OF 2016Douglas E. Strassburg CLASS OF 2017Vincent S. Breglia CLASS OF 2018Liv Camilla M. Christensen Keith A. Martin CLASS OF 2020Justin K. Dela Cruz Sara Gambel Zachary W. Miller †CLASS OF 2021Benjamin H. Edwards CLASS OF 2022Andrew S. Gonzalez CLASS OF 2023Anonymous FRIENDS | PARENTS | FACULTY STAFFAnonymous (3)James and Nancy Abbott Joanne and Raymond AbruzzeseCarol Ann Albrektsen Jeffrey and Shelly Alexander John Alfultis •Michael and Kimberly Alfultis • †William Allan •Alexandra Anagnostis-Irons • Charles B. Anderson • †Louis Arzano Willie Barrere Derick W. Betts Jill Bobigan Thomas and Deborah Bonn • †Daniel Brandenstein •David C. Brown and Sheila McCurdy • †Joseph and Maureen BrownRichard Brown Deborah and Michael Burke †Peter Capacchione Ronald Carlson †Davy Colon • Admiral’s Council † 3 or more consecutive years of givingHONOR ROLL of DONORSJULY 1, 2023 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2024

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Annual Report 2023-2024 23Robert Crafa †John and Wendy Craine †Kathleen A. Cramer †Kathryn and Erik DavisRichard and Ann du Moulin • †Vincent Fiorillo Michael Fischette •Thomas Flanagan William and Patricia Furlong †Andrew Garger •Rhonda Gerson-Hurwitz •Christina L. Gianopulos •Max and Janice Gilman †Courtney Goodheart Donald and Ronnie Goodheart • †Rebekah Goodheart and Raymond AbruzzeseYingru Gu †John Hadjipateras Eric J. Hagerstrom •Peter Hames Jennifer Hanham Douglas Hasbrouck • †Forest Herndon Jr. William Hewig and Anne Marie Hunter †Kirsten and Ben Hinds •William J. Hoff David Howell Elenore M. Humphries •Ann Marie Jahn Marianne Jensen Brian and Kimberly Kane †Richard Kaye Susan Khan Fair Kim •Amy Knight Joan and Richard Kretzmer • †Cynthia H. Lang •Timothea S. Larr Jim Lawrence • †Tom Lord Carleen Lyden Walker †Clay Maitland HPeter Mamais Spiro and Litsa Manouselis Ami Marciante Michael Marie •Arnie and Karen Markoe Desiree Martin Michael Mattioni Andrew McAleer •William and Patricia McCarthy • †Caroline Meehan Nicole Meinel Mark Meirowitz †Mary Metcalfe Karen Miles Kathryn Miskimmon David Monk Helen M. Montanaro • †Dorothy Moura Mary D. Muecke • †Jeanne K. Murphy †John Nadeau Jack C. Neve Allison and Tri Nguyen Patrick Nolan Tim Nolan •Karin O’Connor Hideyuki Okuwa †Jane Paladino Maria Papakanakis †Bruce G. Paulsen Hope Poulos †Tara J. QuinnWilliam Quinn Alexandra Rivera †Valerie A. Rivera †Barbara Rogler Alison Romain Bruce and Jan Rosenblatt • †Gail L. Rudolph • †William and Nancy Rueger †Roberto Santiago James and Judith Sconzo Jeannine and Joseph Sesack †MaryEllen Sherchuk Stefan Stankovic †Gilbert Traub Andrew N. Triandalou †Jennifer Waters • †Susan J. Wayne Maureen Williams †Arlene Wilson †Stacy Wintjen Stacy and John Woods Mark Woolley • †Theresa YorkCORPORATIONS | ORGANIZATIONS | FOUNDATION | GROUPSABS Americas • †American Institute of Marine Underwriters • †American Maritime Ocers • †American Maritime Ocers Plans • †American Maritime Ocers Service • American P&I Club • American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier Group, Inc. • †American Ship Repair Company • Associated Federal Pilots & Docking Masters of Louisiana LLC • Bank of America • Bayonne Dry Dock & Repair Corporation • Brennan Family Foundation • †Bronx Central General Contractors, Inc. • †Bruce S. Rosenblatt & Associates, LLC • C&C Fishing Charters IncChartwells • † Compass Group • †Concord Engineering Group, Inc. • ConocoPhillips Company • Consigli Construction Co., Inc. •Consolidated Edison Company • Cove Charitable Trust • †Crowley Maritime Services, Inc. • †Cummins Sales and Service • d’Amico Shipping USA Ltd • Daihatsu Diesel (America) Inc. • The Denver Foundation • Foremost Group • †Fort Schuyler Press Fox Family Foundation • †Freehill Hogan & Mahar LLP •

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24 Annual Report 2023-2024Fresh Meadow Power, LLC • †Fulcrum Group • Georgia Ports Authority • Gil-Bar Industries, Inc. • Glosten, Inc. • Great Lakes Towing Company • †HDR Marine • Houston Pilots’ Association • Interlake Maritime Services, Inc. • †Intermodal Association of North America •International Marketing Strategies, Inc. International Registries, Inc. • †Irish Heritage Society of MilfordJT Cleary Inc. • K&L Gates • Kirby Inland Marine, LP Liberty Maritime Corporation • †MAD Security • Maersk Line Limited • Maric Mechanical, Inc. • Marine Society of the City of New York • †Maritime Academy Charter School •Maritime Association of the Port of NY/NJ †Maritime College Alumni Association • †Maritime Industry Museum of Fort Schuyler •Matson Navigation Company, Inc. • †MCA Associates, Inc. • McAllister Towing and Transportation Company, Inc. • †Monteore Medical Center • Moran Towing Corporation • National Cargo Bureau • †Navios Maritime Partners LP • †• Admiral’s Council † 3 or more consecutive years of givingHONOR ROLL of DONORSJULY 1, 2023 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2024New York State Pilot Commission • The Notable Corporation NY Softee Depot/Mister Softee Odin Marine Group, LLC • One Diversied LLC • Orange County Community Foundation •Organization of Black Maritime Graduates • †Pasha Hawaii •Pearl Street Systems • †Per and Astrid Heidenreich Family Foundation • †Philly Shipyard, Inc. • †Pilots’ Association for the Bay and River Delaware • †Port Authority of New York & New Jersey •Port Liberty Terminals • †R.J. Mellusi & Company Inc. Rancho Santa Fe Foundation • RFJ Insulation Contractor • †Sandy Hook Pilots Association • †SeaCube Container Leasing • †Seafarers International Union • Seaside LNG • Seward & Kissel, LLP • Society of Marine Port Engineers of NY • †StormGeo †SUNY Maritime College Humanities DepartmentSUNY Maritime College Parents Association Corporation • †Sweet Savings and Things LLC • Throgs Neck Memorial Post 1456 American Legion Inc. †Total Marine Solutions, Inc. • Tote Services, Inc. • Turner Construction Company • utiliVisor • †Valiant Foundation, Inc. • †Wabtec Corporation • Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Society of Connecticut, Inc. • †Worldscale Association (NYC) Inc. • †TRIBUTE GIFTSGIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALSKimberly AlfultisJeannine SesackJoseph J. Sesack IIIValiant Foundation, Inc.Michael A. AlfultisJanice Abdelmesseh ‘02Alexandra Anagnostis IronsChristopher L. Aversano ‘94Jennifer L. Barnes Hayes ‘80David C. Brown Elizabeth A. Christman ‘87James C. DeSimone ‘73Frank X. Dipolito ‘72Daniel M. Gillette Jr. ‘97Raymond P. Hayden ‘60Joseph C. Hoffman Jr. ‘75Francis W. Keane ‘78Fair KimJames LawrenceKaren MarkoeSheila McCurdyKathryn MiskimmonHerman J. Molzahn ‘60David B. Moskoff ‘75Craig T. Olsen ‘82Denis P. O’Sullivan ‘78Francis S. Pelkowski ‘84Alison RomainBruce S. RosenblattWilliam A. Sanchez ‘58George R. Sandberg ‘66Jeannine SesackJoseph J. Sesack IIIRalph J. Sirico ‘57Joseph P. Starck Jr. ‘90Ghulam M. Suhrawardi ‘73Kevin M. Tokarski ‘84Valiant Foundation, Inc.John F. Valvo ‘83Susan J. WayneMark S. Woolley James D. Yahner ‘86Mr. Jon W. Zinke ‘75Rocco A. Campanelli ‘73 Anthony V. Winig ‘73Andrew P. Charlton ‘73 Anthony V. Winig ‘73Fiona L. Crean ‘27 Brian T. Crean ‘91Robert Gregory Constellation Brands Paul M. Gregory ‘81John J. Halloran ‘64 Coleen H. Halloran Barsley ‘88Thomas F. Keenan ‘71 Ann Marie JahnRichard J. Metcalfe P.E. ‘73 Anthony V. Winig ‘73

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Annual Report 2023-2024 25Gabrielle Nicolosi Joseph and Maureen BrownIna E. Schneider Christine L. Schneider ‘84Avery B. Steffan ‘24 Arlene Wilson Stacy WintjenJohn F. Swaine ‘86 Kevin Mannix ‘86John J. Wolak ‘73 Anthony V. Winig ‘73GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALSAndreas Albrektsen Carol Ann AlbrektsenJohn W. Anderson 1915 Charles B. AndersonKenneth C. Bagley ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74Simi Bakshi Aneesh Bakshi 83Flavio Belore Anthony N. Belore ‘91Robert T. Bohlman ‘61 Anonymous Elizabeth A. Bonn ‘04 Jon C. Welch ‘04Kevin T. Brandt ‘66 William Quinn MaryEllen SherchukRobert A. Buttner ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74Sean G. Byrne ‘88 Daniel J. Bergamini ‘91 Caterpillar FoundationRichard J. Cardarelli ‘75 Mark E. Crockett ‘75George A. Chadwick IV ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74 Anthony V. Winig ‘73Andrew P. Charlton ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74 Anthony V. Winig ‘73Class of 1967Richard M. Plant Sr. ‘67Classmates for whom 8 Bells have tolledWalter F. McKee ‘55Chase E. Davis ‘15 Raymond and Joanne Abruzzese Kathryn and Erik Davis The Denver Foundation Ronnie and Donald Goodheart Rebekah P. Goodheart Allison NguyenMarie De Angelis AnonymousJohn P. DeLeonardis ‘61 AnonymousJonathan Diller ‘14 Brendan J. Cassidy ‘13Joseph and Rose Dimino Jennifer HanhamRichard K. Ennis ‘61 Anonymous Irish Heritage Society of MilfordRyan D. Eskenazi AnonymousJames Fagerstrom Kathleen A. CramerMarvin S. Falitz ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74Richard A. Farrara ‘61 AnonymousThomas F. Flynn ‘67 George W. Schaberg ‘67Frances B. Forsythe David J. Williams ‘85Salvatore F. Gallo ‘57 Andrew McAleerStephen P. Gangemi II ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74John P. Gay ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74Joseph J. George Jr. ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74 Kim Giaccardo Dennis S. Conklin ‘74James P. Gilligan ‘68 Duke Adams III ‘68Jerzy B. Glowacki ‘70 Robert V. LaBruzzo ‘70John P. Grimley ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74Louis F. Harlow ‘68 Duke Adams III ‘68Joseph J. Hazelwood ‘68 Joshua A. Hazelwood ‘80Fred Hess Gary A. Meyer ‘66Robert A. Hlavaty ‘61 AnonymousHoward L. Humphries ‘38 Elenore M. HumphriesSean P. Kirby ‘82 Francis J. Cuccio ‘82Richard M. Knoop ‘68 Amy KnightSorie L. Knox ‘60 Jeffrey and Shelly Alexander Gary C. Raffaele ‘60John LaGrassa ‘83 Victor P. Corso ‘83Ernest J. Lang Jr. ‘85 Cynthia H. LangBen Leto ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74 Derric F. Linardich ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74

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26 Annual Report 2023-2024William J. Loefstedt ‘63 Arthur B. Loefstedt Jr. ‘57Gary W. Lueck ‘66 George R. Sandberg ‘66Philip A. Lund ‘64 James F. Seybold ‘67Kevin M. Mackay ‘85 Daniel J. McGuire ‘85Andrew McHugh ‘19 Brian and Kimberly KaneHoward H. Merkel ‘68 Duke Adams III ‘68 Edward G. Martin ‘68Richard J. Metcalfe ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74 Mary MetcalfeRobert A. Miskimmin ‘64 James J. Gully ‘66Luciano P. Montanaro ‘52 Helen M. MontanaroWalter A. Nelson ‘61 Karin O’ConnorWalter Nelson ‘07 Karin O’ConnorPedro J. Nieves ‘92 Daniel J. Bergamini ‘91Peter S. Peers ‘79 James D. Herron ‘79Richard J. Pusatere ‘03 Brian J. Abbott ‘03William G. Reddan Jr. ‘68 Harvey A. Fadden ‘68Captain William G. Roden Jr. ‘73 Anthony V. Winig ‘73James Rodnite ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74Al Rohr Bryan T. Fishback ‘85Robert L. Rohrbach ‘49 Peter Capacchione Nicole MeinelEdward A. Rudolph ‘61 Gail L. RudolphFrank and Rose Russo Jennifer HanhamKenneth H. Seims ‘66 Martin J. Mascola ‘66Leo J. Spano ‘44 Caroline MeehanAlan C. Trachtman ‘64 Richard KayeWilliam E. Tuthill Dennis S. Conklin ‘74 Thomas D. Serrago ‘73Paul R. Vogel ‘61 AnonymousDavid E. Weigel ‘73 Dennis S. Conklin ‘74John J. Wolak ‘73 Anthony V. Winig ‘73William W. Wong ‘66 Gary J. Cordes ‘66MATCHING GIFTSABM Facility ServicesAllied World Assurance Co. • American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier Group, Inc. • †Avangrid (RG&E/NYSEG) Booz Allen • Caterpillar Foundation Consolidated Edison Company • Constellation Brands • Crum & Forster Dominion Energy • Exelon Corporation ExxonMobil Foundation • FM Global Foundation †Johnson & Johnson • †Mass Mutual McDonald’s Corporation • PSEG Shell Oil Company Foundation • GIFTS IN KINDINDIVIDUALSChristopher BottaTodd LaBaughRaymond PepiEduardo A. SalvatiWilliam T. Sutton CORPORATIONS | ORGANIZATIONSChartwells• Admiral’s Council † 3 or more consecutive years of giving HONOR ROLL of DONORSJULY 1, 2023 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2024

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Annual Report 2023-2024 27Admiral’s Scholarship Dinner Multiple Donors This fund, established with donations from the Admiral’s Dinner, supports recruitment scholarships for incoming freshmen. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $1,064,870. Alfultis Family Scholarship RADM Michael and Kim Alfultis This fund was established by Rear Admiral Michael and Kim Alfultis to support a need-based scholarship for an outstanding student with the specic objective of allowing an accomplished student with demonstrated nancial need to complete their education. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $106,761. American Bureau of Shipping American Bureau of Shipping This fund supports two faculty chairs: • ABS Chair of Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture • ABS Chair of Marine Transportation and Logistics The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $4,317,260. William L. Babel Memorial Scholarship Fund The Kretzmer Family The Kretzmer family established this fund in memory of their father and grandfather, William L. Babel, to support an outstanding and needy member of the Regiment of Cadets in completing their education. Opt-out listing fund balance. The Elizabeth Bonn ’04 Scholarship The Bonn Family The fund was established by her parents to benet students in the Regiment of Cadets embarking on their First Class cruise, with preference for Marine Environmental Science majors and female cadets who lead a physically t lifestyle. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $46,761. Robert J. Braun ’75 Scholarship Robert Braun ’75 Established by Robert Braun ’75, this fund provides a scholarship for full-time juniors and seniors enrolled in the U.S. Coast Guard engine license program who are majoring in studies focused on facilities design, construction and/or operations. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $27,509. Captain Joseph Buonocore Classof 1979 Scholarship Members of the Class of 1979 and Friends The members of the Class of 1979 established this fund to support the recruiting of incoming students to the Regiment of Cadets. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $41,631. Rocco A. Campanelli ’73 Endowed Summer Sea Term Scholarship Rocco A. Campanelli ’73 Rocco Campanelli established this Fund to honor the memory of James Rodnite, a Fort Schuyler classmate who died far too young. The scholarship is awarded to students in either the deck or engine license program, with a preference for rst- and second-generation immigrant students. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $88,138. Class of 1959 Memorial Scholarship Fund Members of the Class of 1959 and Friends The members of the Class of 1959 established this fund in recognition of their 60th reunion to recognize members of the class, currently living or deceased, for the benet of needy cadets pursuing a deck or engine license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $51,636. Class of 1961 Memorial Scholarship Members of the Class of 1961 and Friends The members of the Class of 1961 established this fund to memorialize members of the class, living or deceased, and to support a scholarship for the benet of high-achieving students. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $258,243.Class of 1966 Summer Sea Term Scholarship Members of the Class of 1966 and Friends The members of the Class of 1966 established this fund to support a merit-based scholarship to help offset the expense of summer sea term. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $177,438. Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship Members of the Class of 1970 and Friends Established in 2021, as the Class was preparing to celebrate their pandemic-delayed Fiftieth Reunion, the scholarship benets undergraduate cadets enrolled in a U.S. Coast Guard license program. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $118,393. The Ruth Mulan Chu Chao and James Si-Cheng Chao Scholarship Chao family, friends and the Foremost Group Established by Dr. James S. C. Chao and Angela Chao, this fund provides scholarship support for full-time students in good academic standing who have demonstrated nancial need and knowledge of the Chinese culture and language. Preference is given to graduate students. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $55,829. Class of 1956 Scholarship Members of the Class of 1956 and Friends Established by members of the Class of 1956, this fund supports scholarships for students in the Regiment of Cadets who are in good standing and have demonstrated nancial need. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $669,183. Class of 1957 Memorial Scholarship Fund Members of the Class of 1957 and Friends Established by members of the Class to mark their 60th reunion, this fund will provide need-based scholarships for high-achieving, full-time students in the Regiment of Cadets pursuing a U.S. Coast Guard license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $110,193. Class of 1958 Scholarship Members of the Class of 1958 and Friends Established by members of the Class of 1958, this fund supports scholarships for needy students in the Regiment of Cadets who are pursuing either a deck or engine license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $55,250. 2023-2024 ENDOWMENT FUNDS*

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28 Annual Report 2023-2024Class of 1973 Scholarship Members of the Class of 1973 This fund was established by the members of the Class of 1973 on the occasion of their 50th reunion to create a scholarship for summer sea term for deck and engine cadets. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $146,405. Class of 1981 Sesquicentennial Scholarship Fund Members of the Class of 1981 and Friends Established just after their 40th Reunion, and in anticipation of the College’s 150th anniversary, the scholarship benets a full-time student. The fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $165,871. Class of 1991 Scholarship Fund Members of the Class of 1991 and Friends Established in 2021 to recognize members of the class, living and deceased, and to benet a full-time student at Fort Schuyler. The fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $167,657. Class of 1992 Endowed Scholarship Fund Members of the Class of 1992 and Friends In anticipation of their 40th Reunion, the Class of 1992 established this Fund to provide a Summer Sea Term Scholarship to a full-time student pursuing a U.S. Coast Guard license. The class is actively working to achieve a goal of $100,000, and the fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $64,975. The Chase E. Davis ’15 Memorial Scholarship The Davis Family and Friends This fund was established by the grandparents, father, family, and friends of Chase E. Davis ’15 to celebrate and memorialize Chase’s life and to benet engineering students pursuing a U.S. Coast Guard license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $51,200. Payden DeRossi ’17 Memorial Scholarship The DeRossi Family and Friends This fund was established by the parents, family, and friends of Payden DeRossi to benet engineering students in the Regiment of Cadets at Maritime College. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $33,123. Francis J. Duffy Memorial Scholarship The Duffy Family and Friends Established in memory of Mr. Duffy by his ve children, the scholarship benets rst-generation students who resided in New York City during high school and demonstrated nancial need. Mr. Duffy was a founding Board member of the Maritime Industry Museum and served as its executive director. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $29,124. The Dr. John J. And Patricia C. Foody Memorial Scholarship ** Dr. John J. Foody, Patricia C. Foody Dr. John J. Foody, former chairman of the Engineering Department, and his wife Patricia C. Foody, former principal clerk of the College, established a planned gift to create this endowed scholarship for the benet of engineering students. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $574,526. Capt. NICOLAS FRANGOS SCHOLARSHIP Navios Group This fund was established by Angeliki Frangou, Chairman & CEO of Navios Group, and Ted Petrone ’77 Vice Chairman of Navios Group, in memory of Ms. Frangou’s father, Captain Nicolas Frangos, to support nancially needy students. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $31,284. The G&H Towing Company Scholarship G&H Towing Company G&H Towing Company established this fund to support an undergraduate scholarship for high-achieving students who are pursuing a U.S. Coast Guard license and interested in a career with tugs and towing. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $33,435. Rear Adm. S. Frank Gallo, Usn ’57 And Joanne B. Gallo Scholarship Rear Adm. Frank, USN ’57 and JoAnne Gallo Frank and JoAnne Gallo created an endowed scholarship to benet an undergraduate student who is a member of the Regiment of Cadets pursuing a U.S. Coast Guard license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $63,098. Gil-Bar Industries Summer Sea Term Scholarship Gil-Bar Industries The fund was created by Gil-Bar Industries to establish a scholarship to be used for summer sea term to benet members of the Regiment of Cadets who display strong communication skills. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $31,215. Michael Georgiadis ScholarshipMichael and Arlene Georgiadis This fund was established by Michael Georgiadis, a Greek native who settled in the United States and had a career in shipping and shipbuilding, and his wife Arlene Georgiadis. This endowed fund supports scholarships for second- or third-class cadets enrolled in Marine Engineering and the U.S. Coast Guard license program who display high academic achievement and veried nancial need. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $39,519. Heitmeier Family Scholarship Fund Captain Cody MS’07 and Sylvia Heitmeier Established by the Heitmeier Family, this fund will be used to provide scholarships to graduate students in the Regiment of Cadets pursuing a U.S. Coast Guard license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $31,337. The Horizon Engineering Scholarship Michael English ’90 and Horizon Engineering Established by Michael English and Horizon Engineering, this fund will provide scholarship support to full-time sophomores or juniors enrolled in the U.S. Coast Guard license program who are majoring in engineering and interested in pursuing careers in facilities engineering. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $31,415. 2023-2024 ENDOWMENT FUNDS*

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Annual Report 2023-2024 292023-2024 ENDOWMENT FUNDS*Capt. Steven A. Jennings ’37 Sailing Scholarship Capt. STEVEN A. JENNINGS ’37 Established by Steven Jennings, an esteemed member of the Class of 1937, this fund supports a scholarship for a member of the Regiment of Cadets. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $38,887. John Krousouloudis ‘76 Engineering Scholarship Ioannis (John) Krousouloudis ‘76 Established in 2023 by Ioannis (John) Krousouloudis, a member of the Class of 1976, to support cadets in the U.S. Coast Guard license program who are pursuing a degree in marine engineering or naval architecture. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $43,830. Billy Mac Scholarship Patricia and William McCarthy Patricia and William McCarthy and their family and friends established a need-based endowed scholarship in memory of their son, William McCarthy ’07, whose life was cut short in 2006 while on summer sea term. The scholarship benets members of the Regiment of Cadets. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $222,761. Dr. Thomas J. Mackell Jr. Scholarship Ocer’s Defense Fund Members of the board of the Ocer’s Defense Fund The members of the board of the Ocer’s Defense Fund established this fund in memory of Dr. Thomas J. Mackell, Jr. to support a scholarship to benet high-achieving incoming freshmen with a family connection to the maritime industry. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $105,378. Clay maitland scholarship in international transportation Clay Maitland H’07 Clay Maitland established this endowed scholarship for the benet of students in the Master of Science degree program in International Transportation Management. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $158,221. The Matson Inc. Leadership Diversity Scholarship Fund Matson, Inc. Matson, Inc. established this scholarship to benet full-time students enrolled in International Transportation & Trade (undergraduate) or International Transportation Management (graduate) who have demonstrated leadership on campus. A preference is given to underrepresented students including, women, African Americans, and other persons of color. The scholarship is being awarded annually with current gifts, while the company gradually builds an endowment. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $22,253. Dr. Joseph G. McNeill ’48 Distinguished Engineering Speaker Series Fund The McNeill Family Established by the McNeill family in honor of Dr. McNeill’s 90th birthday, his 70th reunion anniversary, his 35-year career teaching at Maritime, and his lifelong commitment to teaching excellence, this fund enables the Department of Engineering to bring speakers to discuss a wide range of topics in engineering and its role in society. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $62,966. Thomas ’76 And Kathleen Merrell Scholarship Capt. Thomas ’76 and Kathleen Merrell Capt. Thomas and Kathleen Merrell established this fund to support a scholarship to benet high-achieving members of the Regiment of Cadets. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $52,225. Donald J. Penniall ’49 Endowed Scholarship** Donald Penniall ’49 A longtime supporter of the Admiral’s Dinner, Mr. Penniall provided for this scholarship fund to be established through his will so his support of Fort Schuyler students would continue forever. The scholarship supports high-achieving out-of-state students in the undergraduate program. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $28,491. Bruce S. Rosenblatt Associates Engineering Scholarship Bruce S. Rosenblatt Bruce Rosenblatt, president of the naval architecture and marine engineering rm Bruce S. Rosenblatt and Associates, established this scholarship in 2023. The scholarship benets naval architecture or marine engineering students. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $54,492. Rovery Family Scholarship Jill and William Mullen Jill and William Mullen established this fund to benet an incoming or existing student pursuing a degree in any major who displays a documented nancial need. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $35,456. Maritime Military Veteran Scholarship Roger Restaino ’86 and Miriam G. Martinez Established by Roger Restaino and Miriam Martinez, this fund provides scholarship support to full-time students in the U.S. Coast Guard license program who served on active duty with the U.S. armed forces. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $49,120. Walter H. Seiling Fund Dr. Walter and Lilian Seiling Dr. Walter and Lilian Seiling established this fund to benet a member of the Regiment of Cadets and provide nancial support for uniforms, books, or other items or equipment necessary for a nautical education. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $196,222. The Surfaceblow Fund Bart Eckhardt ’79 and Bonnie Johnson and Brian Dengel ’79 This fund, established by Bart Eckhardt and his wife Bonnie Johnson, is dedicated to the engineering faculty past, present, and future at SUNY Maritime College. The funds are used by the Engineering Department to promote a viable learning connection between theory and practice by supporting engineering laboratories. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $83,045. Arthur M. Tode 1912 Scholarship Arthur M. Tode 1912 Arthur M. Tode, alumnus, instructor and chief engineer of the training ship, established this endowed scholarship that provides support for students studying at Maritime College. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $132,223.

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30 Annual Report 2023-2024NEW ENDOWED FUNDS ESTABLISHED IN 2023-24Captain Daniel J. Embree ’73 Endowed Scholarship Captain Daniel J. Embree ’73Captain Daniel J. Embree established this scholarship on the occasion of his 50th reunion. The scholarship will support a full-time undergraduate student pursuing a deck license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $112,072. Dennis S. ’74 and Margaret Y. Conklin Endowed Scholarship Dennis S. ’74 and Margaret Y. Conklin Dennis and Margaret Conklin established this scholarship to support a full-time undergraduate student, from western upstate New York, who is pursuing a deck license. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $60,410. Alan C. Trachtman ’64 Scholarship Trachtman Family and Friends A graduate of Maritime College (1964) and St. John’s Law School, Mr. Trachtman established this scholarship in 2021. The scholarship is awarded to a Cadet who identies as Jewish, with a preference for those enrolled in Marine Transportation, International Transportation and trade with a deck license, or Marine Operations. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $120,507. Capt. Peter van Leeuwen SST Scholarship van Leeuwen Family To honor the legacy of Captain Peter van Leeuwen, who embodied a strong, caring and entrepreneurial spirit, and a dedication to community service and caring for others, the family of Capt. van Leeuwen established this scholarship for Summer Sea Term. The funds will benet a student who exemplies Capt. Peter van Leeuwen’s legacy. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $279,608. Captain Mang V. Vo ’81 Endowed Scholarship Captain Mang V. Vo ’81 Captain Vo served as an Ocer in the South Vietnamese Navy and emigrated to the United States after the end of the Vietnam War. This scholarship benets a full-time student who is a U.S. citizen or has Permanent Residence Status, with a preference for students with a family heritage from Southeast Asia. Captain Vo is funding the scholarship on a current basis while building an endowment with annual gifts as well as a bequest intention. The Fund’s fair market value as of 6/30/2024 was $50,065. * Endowed Funds may be established with gifts of $50,000 or more. The principal of these funds is used to generate income for scholarships, department chairs, or other program assistance of your choosing. For more information on establishing an endowed fund, please contact Jeanne K. Murphy, Senior Director of Development, 347.842.1691 or jmurphy@sunymaritime.edu. ** Funds created through estate planning.Additional contributions of any amount can be made to these established funds. Please make checks payable to “SUNY Maritime Foundation” and specify the Fund to which you wish it to be added. 2023-2024 ENDOWMENT FUNDS*

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32 Annual Report 2023-20242023-24 MARITIME COLLEGE FINANCIAL REPORTALL FUNDING SOURCESTuition $ 13,11 7,390State Support $ 9,501,207Other Revenue1 $ 16,077,043Contributions and Endowments2 $ 16,119,296Dormitory Programs $ 7,683,327Capital Funding $ 5,917,488 Total $ 68,415,751EXPENSESInstruction $ 9,874,333.00Maintenance & Operations $ 4,741,465.13General Institutional Support $ 5,756,287.04Student Services $ 3,813,068.30Residence Halls $ 4,906,211.00Academic Support $ 8,446,819.50Administration $ 3,618,116.14Capital Facilities $ 5,917,488.00Intercollegiate Athletics $ 882,949.06Libraries $ 520,485.43Independent Operations $ 599,355.04Public Service $ 743,615.36Total $ 49,820,193.00 1 Includes: revenue collected from student fees, rentals, professional mariner training, summer camps, etc. and summer ashore2 Includes: private and one-time federal contributions19% Tuition14% State Support23% Other Revenue124% Contributions and Endowments211% Dormitory Programs9% Capital Funding11.6% General Institutional Support9.5% Maintenance & Operations19.8% Instruction1.5% Public Service1.2% Independent Operations1.0% Libraries1.8% Intercollegiate Athletics11.9% Capital Facilities7.3% Administration17.0% Academic Support9.8% Residence Halls7.7% Student Services

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Annual Report 2023-2024 3319% Tuition14% State Support23% Other Revenue124% Contributions and Endowments211% Dormitory Programs9% Capital FundingMARITIME COLLEGE LEADERSHIPCOLLEGE COUNCILThomas J. Higgins ’81 Chair Christina Liviakis GianopulosPatrick GuidiceWilliam JeersonDeborah Kravchuk, Ed.D. ’78James McDonoughMatthew Nolty ’91 Benjamin Voce-GardnerSusan Jordan WayneErik Areklett ’24 SGA President PRESIDENT’S CABINETJuly 1, 2024Rear Admiral John A. Okon PresidentDr. Todd Lidh Associate Provost for Academic Programs, Planning, and AssessmentDouglas Hasbrouck Vice President for Institutional Advancement Roxanne Thompson Vice President for Finance and AdministrationLu-Ann Plaisance Assistant Vice President for Human Resources & Chief Diversity OicerCAPT Mark Wooley, U.S. Navy (Ret.) Chief of Sta and Executive Director of External & Government AairsCaptain Morgan McManus ’92 Master of T/S Empire State VIICaptain Adam M. Grohman Commandant of CadetsDanielle Robinson Dean of AdmissionsArianne Romero Interim Dean of StudentsAlexa Barbato Director of AthleticsPamela Jones Director of Marketing & CommunicationsACADEMIC SCHOOLSSCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Dr. Leigh Winfrey, DeanDEPARTMENT CHAIRSDr. Paul Kump Electrical EngineeringDr. Daniel Fridline Mechanical & Facilities EngineeringDr. Richard Burke ’72 Naval Architecture and Marine EngineeringSCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SCIENCE AND HUMANITIESDr. N. Rao Kowtha, DeanDEPARTMENT CHAIRS Dr. Robert Edmonds Global Business and Transportation Dr. Elissa DeFalco HumanitiesDr. Kathy J. Olszewski ScienceSCHOOL OF MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAININGCaptain Jerey Spillane ’02, DeanDEPARTMENT CHAIRS Peter Vecchio ’92 Marine TransportationCaptain Eric J. Johansson ’00 Maritime Technology and OperationsCAPT Dennis Farrell, USN Naval Science Editor: Pamela JonesDesign: Virna WongPhotography: Athletics Staff Captain Morgan McManus Arpi Pap Virna Wong AcknowledgementsMaritime College wishes to thank those who contributed to the development of this report: Tamara Bonet-CardonaElisha BrewsterJoe CliffordYingru GuDouglas HasbrouckMei JingSvitlana KorotashJeanne K. MurphyJulie RamnaraisLexy RiveraAngel Schwartz

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