2013-09-27T07:52:05-07:00 2012-08-31 990 2011-09-01 131624202 TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TEAC 2126783016 525 W 120TH ST BOX 30 NEW YORK NY 10027 HARVEY SPECTOR 2126783016 2013-09-27 2011 2016-02-25 16:41:14Z HARVEY SPECTOR 525 W 120TH ST BOX 30 NEW YORK NY 10027 253430282 false X www.tc.edu X 1887 NY See additional information for Part I, line 1 - the College's mission or most significant activities 35 34 3134 46 -60036 33516240 40366353 147438061 154773377 16210559 21038603 6072734 6018778 203237594 222197111 18756227 20181544 0 111953523 116935597 289189 212663 7678439 57196192 60682283 188195131 198012087 15042463 24185024 386770540 432031506 162694481 207658731 224076059 224372775 X See additional information false false 82282736 19915022 126028515 INSTRUCTION: TEACHERS COLLEGE BRINGS TOGETHER A BREADTH OF ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES UNMATCHED BY ANY OTHER GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION WITHIN A SINGLE INSTITUTION. OUR NAME NOTWITHSTANDING, THE COLLEGE, FROM ITS INCEPTION HAS FOCUSED NOT ONLY ON PRE-K-12 CLASSROOM EDUCATION, BUT ALSO ON ADULT LEARNING, LEADERSHIP, HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY, NUTRITION, MOVEMENT SCIENCES, ART, MUSIC EDUCATION AND MORE. THIS VISION OF EDUCATION(TODAY EMBODIED IN 60 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ACROSS 10 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS) SUPPORTS LEARNING THAT BROADLY ENABLES THE DEVELOPMENT NOT ONLY OF INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS, BUT OF FAMILIES, COMMUNITIES, CITIES AND NATIONS. TEACHERS COLLEGE'S 153 FULL-TIME TENURE-TRACK FACULTY INCLUDES SOME OF THE MOST NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY PROMINENT AND WIDELY RESPECTED THINKERS, RESEARCHERS AND PRACTITIONERS IN THEIR VARIOUS FIELDS. POLICY RESEARCH IS A MAJOR STRENGTH, WITH A CORE GROUP OF FACULTY MEMBERS WHO HAVE DIRECTLY INFLUENCED NATIONAL LEGISLATION OR STATE LEGISLATION IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, COMMUNITY COLLEGES, SCHOOL INTEGRATION, SOCIAL SERVICES, SCHOOL FINANCE, NATIONAL LEARNING STANDARDS, CHARTER SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT AND FUNDING OF NATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS. THE COLLEGE'S COWIN CONFERENCE CENTER HAS HELPED PHYSICALLY ESTABLISH THE COLLEGE AS A NATIONAL CENTER FOR DEBATES ON THESE AND OTHER ISSUES, HOSTING, IN RECENT YEARS, A LIVE (AND NATIONALLY WEBCAST) DEBATE BETWEEN THE EDUCATION ADVISORS OF THE TWO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IN 2008, AS WELL AS THE NATION'S FIRST RESEARCH CONFERENCE DEVOTED TO THE ANALYSIS OF EDUCATION SPENDING OF FEDERAL STIMULUS FUNDS. TC FACULTY ARE ALSO WIDELY KNOWN FOR INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IN ACADEMIC SUBJECTS; HEALTH EDUCATION FOCUSED ON SCHOOLS; NUTRITION EDUCATION; ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY; DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY; AND MORE. 38771687 12589302 RESEARCH, TRAINING AND PUBLIC SERVICE: TC'S CURRENT ANNUAL FUNDED RESEARCH EXPENDITURES ARE IN EXCESS OF $38 MILLION, WITH MAJOR FUNDING PROVIDED BY THE DEPARMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES, NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, THE GATES FOUNDATION, THE LUMINA FOUNDATION, SAY YES TO EDUCATION, THE GE FOUNDATION AND OTHER PUBLIC AND NON-PROFIT INSTITUTION 21037385 14685618 AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES: AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES PROVIDES A CONVENIENT SOURCE OF MEALS AND LODGING FOR STUDENTS ENHANCING THEIR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE. ANOTHER MAJOR COMPONENT OF AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES IS THE TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS. ESTABLISHED IN 1904 AS THE BUREAU OF PUBLICATIONS, THE PRESS IS ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST DISTINGUISHED PUBLISHERS OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS IN THE UNITED STATES. SINCE 1965, WHEN THE BUREAU OF PUBLICATIONS BECAME TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS, ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE HAS BEEN TO PUBLIS 13436863 1469942 ACADEMIC SUPPORT- PROVIDES SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE COLLEGE'S PRIMARY MISSION OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH & PUBLIC SERVICE. THE COLLEGE PROVIDES MISSION OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH & PUBLIC SERVICE. THE COLLEGE PROVIDES MISSION OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH & PUBLIC SERVICE. THE COLLEGE PROVIDES MISSION OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH & PUBLIC SERVICE. THE COLLEGE PROVIDES MISSION OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH & PUBLIC SERVICE. THE COLLEGE PROVIDES MISSION OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH & PUBLIC SERVICE. THE COLLEGE PROVIDE 9284571 STUDENT SERVICES-CONTRIBUTES TO STUDENT'S EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL WELL BEING AND TO THEIR INTELLECTUAL, CULTURAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE THE CONTEXT OF AND TO THEIR INTELLECTUAL, CULTURAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE THE CONTEXT OF AND TO THEIR INTELLECTUAL, CULTURAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE THE CONTEXT OF AND TO THEIR INTELLECTUAL, CULTURAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE THE CONTEXT OF AND TO THEIR INTELLECTUAL, CULTURAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE THE CONTEXT OF AND TO THEIR I 22721434 1469942 164813242 true true false true false false false true true true true true false true true true true true true true true false true true false false false true true true true true true false false false false false false true false true false false false false true true true false true 8744 0 true 3134 true true true true UK CJ JA HK false false false false false false false false X 35 34 false false false false false false false true true false false 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obligations 46850583 U.S. government grants refundable 2935580 conditional asset retirement obligation 1556944 annuities payable and pooled income funds 833543 52176650 222197111 198012087 24185024 -11400566 -12487742 -23888308 296716 189123830 -11400566 -19807404 -31207970 220331800 2750348 -885037 1865311 222197111 163851630 -11602705 -11602705 175454335 2750348 19807404 22557752 198012087 Pt IV Line 2b The College holds student security deposits for dormitory housing in escrow. Pt III Line 1a Under SFAS 116, the College has elected not to report in its revenue statement and balance sheet works of art, historical treasures, or other similar assets. Collection items are held for educational purposes and are not disposed of for financial gain. Pt III Line 4 The Gottesman Libraries at Teachers College contain the world's largest and richest collection of materials on educational professions. The contemporary collections are continuously enhanced by an active acquisition program Pt III Line 4 JOINTLY PLANNED BY DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARIANS, FACULTY, AND STUDENTS. TRADITIONAL PRINT & NON-PRINT PUBLICATIONS ARE SUPPLEMENTED BY A GROWING NUMBER OF VISUAL AND ELECTRONIC FORMATS. MANY OF THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHIVAL COLLECTIONS ARE UNAVAILABLE ELSEWHERE AND REPRESENT IN BALANCE, BREADTH, AND DEPTH, AN ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY. ELEMENTS OF THESE COLLECTIONS ARE BEING MADE MORE ACCESSIBLE THROUGH ONGOING DIGITIZATION PROJECTS. THERE ARE CURRENTLY 430,000 PRINTED VOLUMES true true true true true true true false false false false false false false false true false true Line 3 TEACHERS COLLEGE PUBLISHES ITS NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY IN STUDENT MATERIALS, EMPLOYEE AND STUDENT HANDBOOKS, AND ON ITS WEBSITE. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS USED: CONTINUING ITS LONG-STANDING POLICY TO SUPPORT ACTIVE EQUALITY FOR ALL PERSONS, TEACHERS COLLEGE DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, CREED, SEX, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ANCESTRY, AGE, MARITAL STATUS, CITIZENSHIP STATUS, VETERAN STATUS, DISABILITY OR ANY OTHER CRITERION SPECIFIED BY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL LAWS, IN THE DETERMINATION OF ITS ADMISSIONS, EMPLOYEMENT AND EDUCATIONAL POLICIES OR SCHOLARSHIP, LOAN, ATHLETIC AND OTHER SCHOOL-ADMINISTERED PROGRAMS. RATHER, TEACHERS COLLEGE AFFIRMS THAT IT ADMITS STUDENTS AND SELECTS EMPLOYEES REGARDLESS OF THEIR RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, CREED, SEX, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ANCESTRY, AGE, MARITAL STATUS, CITIZENSHIP STATUS, VETERAN STATUS, DISABILITY, PREGNANCY AND GENDER EXPRESSION OR ANY OTHER CRITERION SPECIFIED BY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL LAWS AND THEREAFTER ACCORDS THEM ALL RIGHTS AND PRIVELEGES GENERALLY MADE AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS OR EMPLOYEES AT THE SCHOOL. Line 6b WHILE LINE 6B IS NOTED HERE, THIS COVERS THE "YES" RESPONSE TO LINE 6A - FOR THE YEAR ENDED AUGUST 31, 2012, TEACHERS COLLEGE SERVED AS A PASS-THROUGH FOR OVER $80 MILLION OF FEDERAL STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND OVER $26 MILLION OF GRANT FUNDING FROM VARIOUS FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVT ENTITIES. true East Asia and Pacific 1 3 Program Services Foreign Campus 851708 Middle East 0 0 Program Services educ dvlpm,research 107095 East Asia and Pacific 0 0 Program Services educ dvlpmt&collaboration, research 181406 South America 0 0 Program Services speech srvs, research, educ devlp 26835 Russia 0 0 Program Services Study Tour 8159 Sub-Saharan Africa 0 0 Program Services speach srvs, research 15237 South Asia 0 1 Program Services Edu&Curr Dvlpmt 1637606 Central America 0 0 Program Services Educ Initiatives, Study Tour 9506 Europe 0 0 Program Services Research, Educ Dvlpmt 31050 North America 0 0 Program Services Academic Initiaves/Educ Dvlpmt,Research 20422 North America 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 209642 Europe 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 53088 East Asia and Pacific 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 39031 South America 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 3283 Sub-Saharan Africa 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 19395 Russia 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 1337 Middle East 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 11196 South Asia 0 0 Agent attending/speaking at conference 800 Europe 0 0 Fundraising 7449 South America 0 0 Fundraising 10561 Central America 0 0 Investments-endowment 46748247 Europe 0 0 Investments-endowment 169985 1 4 0 0 1 4 3225996 46937042 97100080 salary&other comp, travel for employee South Asia 1 266522 Electronic Pymt 0 FMV false false true true true false Pt I Line 2 The assistance provided by the College relates to the payment of salary, rent and other compensation to a College employee (a US citizen working in Pakistan). The employee was hired by the College to fullfil the requirements of a grant received from the Federal Govt. At the time of payment the employee resided in Pakistan. Part III Col (C) The College contracted with USAid and hired the US Citizen to work in Pakistan for a period of 3 years. X X X X X true GRENZEBACH GLIER & ASSOCIATES INC Planning/Strategy false 137328 -137328 LESTER INC telefunding false 126341 71484 54857 126341 208812 -82471 AL AK AZ CA CO CT FL GA HI IL KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MT NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC TN UT VA WV WI true NATIONAL CENTER FOR CREATIVE AGING 4125 ALBEMARLE ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20016 870805049 501(c)(3) 107617 general support 1 0 Tuition assistance 2042 19807404 Pt I Line 2 The Financial Aid Office reviews student eligibility based on the criteria set by the US Pt I Line 2 Department of Education on federal student aid programs. Students are not awarded any federal Pt I Line 2 student aid if the criteria for receiving such aid are not met. Any conflicts that arise must be Pt I Line 2 resolved prior to the awarding of funds. Pt I Line 2 Scholarships are awarded based on the criterion set by the donor. Pt I Line 2 Each week the Registrar's Office notifies the Financial Aid office of any student(s) who Pt I Line 2 have withdrawn from classes. A review is done to determine if the student is still eligible Pt I Line 2 for both federal aid and scholarship. Designated staff must review the students Pt I Line 2 file and contact the student to discuss options for regaining student Pt I Line 2 aid eligibility. Until the issue is resolved the student is no longer Pt I Line 2 eligible for federal student aid or scholarship (if applicable). The aid will be removed Pt I Line 2 until eligibility has been reestablished. X X X true true X X X X X false false false false false false false false false SUSAN FUHRMAN 442188 90000 81499 24500 26311 664498 THOMAS JAMES 279396 25000 93898 24500 35211 458005 SUZANNE MURPHY 271558 25000 80843 24500 39522 441423 HARVEY SPECTOR 252613 50000 33877 24500 21054 382044 SCOTT FAHEY 185620 15000 66353 26352 15108 308433 NANCY STREIM 180038 25000 63147 22123 13013 303321 LORI FOX 209338 15000 23484 24065 17714 289601 JANICE ROBINSON 176953 5000 65626 26280 26116 299975 WILLIAM BALDWIN 154950 15000 64376 28138 13664 276128 SHARON KAGAN 184435 131763 31850 10996 359044 THOMAS BAILEY 163926 127221 31850 22956 345953 GARY NATRIELLO 136347 120674 27434 11217 295672 RUTH VINZ 225535 29756 32402 15890 303583 GITA STEINER-KHAMSI 177124 75822 31665 11243 295854 Pt I Line 1b The College provides for certain employee commuting costs, housing and tuition assistance as well as additional life insurance benefits, which are included in the employee's taxable income. The College has a written policy governing the payment or reimbursement of the amounts described above and in Pt I, Line 1a. DASNY 146000293 6499037N5 2009-01-29 51832990 See Part VI false false false DASNY 146000293 649906UN2 2012-05-02 34510715 See Part VI false false false DASNY 146000029 649906VK7 2012-05-23 33511613 See Part VI false false false 54007316 817384 7616114 44575000 998818 2012 true false false true 34514640 369723 320495 33815133 9289 2012 true false true true 33717189 5032207 369356 661721 32686112 false false false false false true false 0.00500 0.00000 0.00500 true false false true false 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 true false false false false true false false false false false false true false false false false false false X Part I, Line A-C (column a) - DASNY (Dormitory Authority of the State of New York) Part I,Line A (column f) - the bonds were issued: 1)to refund the Series 07 Bonds (issued 2/14/07) $44,575,000, 2)$6,000,000 for capital improvements, 3)$1,257,990 to cover delivery expenses(issuance costs) including state & issuer fees. Part I,Line B(column f)-the bonds were issued 1)to refinance the Series 2002 Bonds, $33,815,133, 2)$695,582 to cover delivery expenses. Part I,Line C(column f)-the bonds were issued 1)to finance certain capital improvements include the renovation, alteration and rehabilitation of Bancroft Hall, an 108 unit resident hall on Campus, $32,874,357 including capitalized interest, 2)$637,256 to cover delivery expenses REGINA CORTINA spouse of Provost T.James 103710 employee compensation false X 15 1603658 trading price on date of receipt false true true Pt I Line 32b Form 990 During the fiscal year, the College had a contractual agreement with Citibank Wealth Management Pt I Line 32b Form 990 Services that allows the College to immediately liquidate stock securities received. Pt I Line 32b Form 990 Citibank functions as a broker dealer for the sale of publicly traded gifts of stock. Pt I col(b) Form 990 For purposes of Schedule M column b, the College is reporting the number of gifts received PT I COL(B) : REPRESENTING SHARES OF PUBLICLY TRADED STOCK, NOT THE NUMBER OF SHARES RECEIVED PER GIFT; Pt VI, Line 11a Along with management, the Audit Committee of the Trustees of the College Pt VI, Line 11a is responsible for reviewing the full Form 990 in detail. The final copy of the Pt VI, Line 11a Form 990 is provided to the Full Board prior to filing, but does not include Schedule B. Pt VI, Line 12c The College has two conflict of interest policies; Policy A covering Pt VI, Line 12c the trustees, officers, key employees and the next five highest Pt VI, Line 12c compensated employees and Policy B covering Pt VI, Line 12c faculty, instructional and professional employees. Under both Pt VI, Line 12c policies, conflict of interest forms must be completed on an Pt VI, Line 12c annual basis. Pt VI, Line 12c Policy A - the disclosures are provided to the General Counsel Pt VI, Line 12c on an annual basis. The forms are reviewed and a report is compiled Pt VI, Line 12c on the disclosures and reported to the Audit Committee. Pt VI, Line 12c These individuals must notify the Chair of the Board, the Chair of Pt VI, Line 12c Audit Committee or the President when they first become aware Pt VI, Line 12c of an actual or potential conflict of interest relating to them or Pt VI, Line 12c a family member. If an actual or potential conflict exists, the Pt VI, Line 12c individual must recuse themselves from consideration of any Pt VI, Line 12c matter as to which there may be a conflict, subject to the right Pt VI, Line 12c of the Board or Committee to seek information from the individual. Pt VI, Line 12c The Audit Committee is responsible for the review and evaluation Pt VI, Line 12c of all potential and actual conflicts and must determine how to Pt VI, Line 12c manage the potential conflicts. The Audit Committee, Executive Committee or the Full Board Pt VI, Line 12c determines whether to proceed with any proposed transaction Pt VI, Line 12c with an interested person after evaluating whether it is fair Pt VI, Line 12c and reasonable to the College and whether the conflicted individual would, Pt VI, Line 12c as a result of the transaction, receive an excessive benefit. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d ACADEMIC SUPPORT- PROVIDES SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE COLLEGE'S PRIMARY 13436863. 0. 1469942. STUDENT SERVICES-CONTRIBUTES TO STUDENT'S EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL WELL BEING 9284571. 0. 0. Pt VI, Line 12c If it appears that an interested person has failed to disclose an actual Pt VI, Line 12c or potential conflict, the Board is charged with investigating. If Pt VI, Line 12c it is determined that a conflict does exist, the Board may take appropriate Pt VI, Line 12c disciplinary and corrective action including rescission of the transaction. Pt VI, Line 12c Policy B - the Human Resource Office monitors the submissions Pt VI, Line 12c of disclosure forms by faculty and staff. Any potential or actual Pt VI, Line 12c conflict is reported to the appropriate officer for evaluation. Pt VI, Line 15 The compensation of officers and key employees is reviewed and approved Pt VI, Line 15 by the Board of Trustees Committee on Compensation, which also Pt VI, Line 15 reviews annually established goals and performance. Pt VI, Line 15 The Committee consists of 7 independent trustees. The President Pt VI, Line 15 serves as an ex officio member of the Committee, but recuses Pt VI, Line 15 herself when the Committee (or any other Board body) addresses matters relating Pt VI, Line 15 to her compensation. The Committee meets at least annually, and Pt VI, Line 15 more frequently when needed, and uses a compensation comparison of colleges Pt VI, Line 15 and universities in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region as well Pt VI, Line 15 as a smaller set of prestigious colleges and universities. The Committee Pt VI, Line 15 periodically retains an outside compensation consultant and did so Pt VI, Line 15 in fiscal 10/11. The consultant was retained in anticipation of the renewal of the Pt VI, Line 15 President's contract, but also analyzed the compensation of Pt VI, Line 15 other officers and key employees based on comparatibility data. Pt VI, Line 15 The Committee (and the Board) keep contemporaneous minutes of meetings Pt VI, Line 15 and decisions made. Pt VI, Line 19 The financial statements are available on the College's website. Pt VI, Line 19 The conflict of interest policy for trustees, officers, key employees is available on the College's intranet and upon request. Pt VI, Line 19 The conflict of interest policy for faculty and professional staff is available on the College's intranet and upon request. Pt VI, Line 19 The College's bylaws and charter are available upon request. 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