PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE

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2024 · Form 990 · revenue $511.3M · expenses $443.8M · assets $2.38B

Also known as
College
EIN
03-0179298
Address
152 MAPLE STREET CONTROLLERS O, MIDDLEBURY, VT 05753-1370
Website
www.middlebury.edu
NTEE code
B43 University or Technological Institute (Education) published (IRS Business Master File, as B430)
Exempt type
501(c)(3): charitable, religious, educational, scientific or literary (corporation)
Ruling date
May 1944 (when the IRS recognized its exemption)
IRS status
Exempt (unconditional) (IRS Business Master File) IRS data ↗
Tax-deductible donations
Yes: listed in IRS Publication 78 (public charity) Pub 78 ↗
Foundation status
School
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Mission

Through a commitment to immersive learning, we prepare students to lead engaged, consequential, and creative lives, contribute to their communities, and address the world's most challenging problems.

Each tax year counts once: when a return was amended, only the latest return for that period is used below (superseded returns stay listed, greyed, under Finances).

People paid by the organization

58 people paid across every filing: current people first, then by total pay from this organization. Organizations counts every nonprofit each person appears on.

NameLatest titleYearsLatest year payTotal pay from hereOrganizations
Laurie L Patton President (Thru 12/31/24)2015-2024 $810,670$5,422,695 1
William C Potter Director of CNS2011-2024 $401,685$4,237,440 1
David Provost EVP Finance & Admin.2019-2024 $552,809$3,187,630 5
Philip Geier Exec, Dir. Davis UWC2009-2024 $385,726$2,654,050 1
Hannah Ross Secretary & General Counsel2019-2024 $432,568$2,298,131 1
Susan Parsons Ritter Associate Secretary & Chief Risk Off2019-2024 $257,582$1,431,192 1
Alberto Citarella VP Finance & Asst. Treas.2020-2024 $268,928$1,242,023 1
Daniel J Courcey VP Advancement2023-2024 $516,452$996,457 1
Smita Ruzicka VP Student Affairs2022-2024 $338,358$976,905 1
Michelle McCauley Interim Provost2022-2024 $366,447$921,144 1
Charlene M Barrett Assistant Secretary2019-2024 $139,089$691,671 1
Jeffrey Lewis Director EANP2024 $327,485$327,485 1
Stephen Snyder Interim President (As of 1/1/25)2024 $306,447$306,447 1
Caitlin Goss VP Human Resources2024 $279,059$279,059 2
Ronald Liebowitz (former) Former President2009-2016 $3,510,621$7,275,265 1
Patrick Norton (former) Treasurer2009-2016 $471,547$3,753,074 1
Michael Geisler (former) VP Risk & Compliance2009-2016 $395,552$3,362,891 1
Sunder Ramaswamy (former) Special Advisor of Initiatives2010-2016 $496,332$3,272,454 2
Michael Schoenfeld (former) Sr. VP & Chief Philanthropic Advisor2009-2016 $342,956$2,456,411 1
David Donahue (former) Secretary2009-2016 $315,989$2,136,881 2
F Robert Huth (former) Former Officer2009-2011 $902,405$1,795,991 1
Jeffrey Cason (former) Provost and EVP until 7/222019-2022 $293,074$1,623,811 1
Tim Spears (former) VP for Academic Affairs2009-2014 $292,324$1,622,986 1
William Burger (former) Former VP Comm & Chief of Marketing Officer2013-2019 $533,542$1,607,250 1
James Keyes (former) VP for College Adv.2009-2015 $455,072$1,502,862 1
Susan Baldridge (former) EVP & Provost2014-2016 $582,741$1,341,791 1
Michael Thomas (former) VP of Administration until 3/232019-2022 $316,077$1,288,991 2
Vardit Ringvald (former) Dir. School of Hebrew2014-2021 $359,327$1,037,930 1
Alison Byerly (former) Provost and Exec. VP2009-2012 $289,344$878,438 1
Katie Smith Abbott (former) Former VP Student Aff.2016-2021 $173,245$750,841 1
Shirley Collado (former) Dean of College2012-2014 $236,249$724,705 1
Mark Peluso (former) CHIEF HEALTH OFF & PHYSICIAN2022-2023 $363,125$719,125 1
Karen Miller (former) VP for Human Resources2019-2020 $368,437$701,904 1
Jeff Dayton-Johnson (former) VP MIIS ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & DEAN2022-2023 $356,942$676,966 1
Stephanie M Neil (former) Asst. Secretary2011-2016 $117,308$648,369 1
Vijay Menta (former) VP for IT and CTO2021-2022 $329,822$635,018 1
John McWilliams (former) Professor2009-2011 $257,438$536,066 1
John Emerson (former) Professor2009-2011 $257,694$517,397 1
John McCardell (former) Former President2009-2010 $243,400$483,393 1
Michael Katz (former) Emeritus Professor2010 $469,725$469,725 1
Robert Martin (former) Emeritus Professor2010 $449,175$449,175 1
Roberto Veguez (former) Emeritus Professor2010 $446,446$446,446 1
Michael Claudon (former) Emeritus Professor2010 $423,184$423,184 1
Gary Margolis (former) Emeritus Exec. Dir.2010 $408,581$408,581 1
Stephen Donadio (former) Fulton Professor Emeritus of Humanities2019 $405,753$405,753 1
Colleen Fitzpatrick (former) VP for Advancement2021 $359,418$359,418 1
Stephen Trombulak (former) Professor Emeritus of Biology & Biosphere Studies2019 $341,679$341,679 1
Beryl Levinger (former) Professor Emerita2020 $340,798$340,798 1
Bettye M Etchells (former) Former Secretary2009 $328,911$328,911 1
Carol Rifelj (former) Professor2009 $321,030$321,030 1
Rebecca Henriksen (former) Exe Dir of Enrollment Management2015 $300,711$300,711 1
Sunhee Choi (former) Professor of Chemistry2020 $298,517$298,517 1
Baishakhi Taylor (former) VP for Student Affairs, Dean of Students2019 $282,297$282,297 1
Kateri Carmola (former) Visiting Research Scholar2013 $269,253$269,253 1
Kevin Wasbauer (former) Exe. Director MIIS2012 $244,220$244,220 1
Katie SmithAbbott (former) VP Student Affairs and Dean2015 $224,753$224,753 1
Aline Germain-Rutherford (former) Assoc. VP for LS2012 $221,146$221,146 1
Amy Yeager Geier (former) Term Trustee2010-2014 $15,000$75,000 1

Officers and directors, no compensation reported

79 people listed on the returns with $0 (or no amount) in every compensation column: current people first. Hours are as filed on the latest return each person appears on.

NameLatest titleYearsHrs/wk (latest)CompensationOrganizations
George C Lee II Charter Trustee2014-2024 1 $0 reported 2
Karen A Stolley Vice Chair-Charter Trustee2014-2024 1 $0 reported 1
William F Truscott Chair-Charter Trust2014-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee2016-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Zachary A Bourque Alumni Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Joseph W Brown Charter Trustee2015-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Leilani M Brown Vice Chair-Charter Trustee2015-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Kirtley Horton Cameron Vice Chair-Charter Trustee2014-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Kenshin Cho Recent Graduate Trustee2023-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Barbara G Cole Term Trustee2021-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Denver Edwards Term Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Janine F Feng Term Trustee2016-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Graham C Goldsmith Term Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Parker Harris III Charter Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Lucienne M Ide Charter Trustee2016-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Carol L Jones Term Trustee2021-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Catherine Lee Charter Trustee2011-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Caroline Sneath McBride Charter Trustee2013-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Koby Altman Alumni Trustee2020-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Alice J Murphy Term Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Dennis D Parker Charter Trustee2013-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee2016-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Richard T Scanlon Charter Trustee2013-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Henry J Simonds Term Trustee2015-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Elizabeth C Speers Term Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Mark Spence Term Trustee2016-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Danielle S Virtue Alumni Trustee2021-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Larry Yarbrough Term Trustee2020-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee2016-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Shawn P Ryan Alumni Trustee2022-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Susan J Scher Charter Trustee2009-2024 1 $0 reported 1
John E Waldron Term Trustee2023-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Ann D Peterson Alumni Trustee2019-2024 1 $0 reported 1
Robert V Sideli Alumni Trustee2024 1 $0 reported 1
Anne D Peterson (former) ALUMNI TRUSTEE2023 1 $0 reported 1
Allan Dragone Jr (former) Charter Trustee2009-2022 1 $0 reported 1
Helen Riess (former) Charter Trustee2013-2022 1 $0 reported 1
John S Weinberg (former) Term Trustee2013-2022 1 $0 reported 1
Eve B Burton (former) Term Trustee2013-2021 1 $0 reported 1
Russell J Leng (former) Term Trustee2010-2019 1 $0 reported 2
Garrett M Moran (former) Charter Trustee2010-2019 1 $0 reported 1
James Edward Virtue (former) Charter Trustee2009-2019 1 $0 reported 1
Parker Harris (former) Term Trustee2016 1 $0 reported 1
John R Tormondsen (former) Vice Chair - Charter Trustee2009-2016 5 $0 reported 1
Kimberly Collins Parizeau (former) Chair - Charter Trustee2010-2016 1 $0 reported 1
Steven B Peterson (former) Charter Trustee2009-2016 1 $0 reported 1
Elisabeth B Robert (former) Charter Trustee2009-2016 1 $0 reported 1
Linda Foster Whitton (former) Charter Trustee2009-2016 1 $0 reported 1
Frank W Sesno (former) Charter Trustee2013-2016 1 $0 reported 1
Deborah G Thomas (former) Charter Trustee2009-2016 1 $0 reported 1
Helen Reiss (former) Term Trustee2016 1 $0 reported 1
Joseph D Brown (former) Term Trustee2016 1 $0 reported 1
Marna C Whittington (former) Chair - Charter Trustee2009-2015 5 $0 reported 2
Louis Bacon (former) Term Trustee2009-2015 1 $0 reported 1
Charles M Gately (former) Term Trustee2009-2015 1 $0 reported 1
David R Mittelman (former) Term Trustee2009-2015 1 $0 reported 1
Carol Levitch (former) Term Trustee2011-2015 1 $0 reported 1
Janine J Feng (former) Term Trustee2015 1 $0 reported 1
Anthony M Civale (former) Term Trustee2010-2014 1 $0 reported 1
Patrick L McConathy (former) Term Trustee2009-2014 1 $0 reported 1
Donald M Elliman Jr (former) Term Trustee2010-2014 1 $0 reported 1
Frederick M Fritz (former) Charter Trustee2009-2013 1 $0 reported 2
Adrian Benepe (former) Alumni Trustee2009-2013 1 $0 reported 1
S Carolyn Ramos (former) Alumni Trustee2009-2013 1 $0 reported 1
Kendrick R Wilson III (former) Charter Trustee2009-2013 1 $0 reported 1
Caroline Sneath McBride 7-1-12 (former) Alumni Trustee2012 1 $0 reported 1
Eve B Burton 7-1-12 (former) Term Trustee2012 1 $0 reported 1
Jed A Smith (former) Term Trustee2009-2012 1 $0 reported 1
Jane Rosenthal Horvitz (former) Term Trustee2009-2011 1 $0 reported 1
Michael C Obel-Omia (former) Charter Trustee2009-2011 1 $0 reported 1
Ann Williams Jackson (former) Alumni Trustee2009-2011 1 $0 reported 1
Roxanne M Leighton (former) Charter Trustee2009-2010 1 $0 reported 1
Olivier PLHalley (former) Term Trustee2009-2010 1 $0 reported 1
Beverly L Hamilton (former) Term Trustee2009-2010 1 $0 reported 2
Stephen McDonald (former) Term Trustee2009-2010 1 $0 reported 2
David A Salem (former) Term Trustee2009-2010 1 $0 reported 1
Pamela Tanner Boll (former) Term Trustee2009 1 $0 reported 1
Kimberly Collins Parizea (former) Charter Trustee2009 1 $0 reported 1
Donald M Elliman (former) Alumni Trustee2009 1 $0 reported 1

People by year

2024 · 48 people listed · 14 paid, $5.4M · 4,881 employees · 844 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Laurie L Patton President (Thru 12/31/24)40 $682,905$0$127,765 $810,6701
David Provost EVP Finance & Admin.40 $424,502$0$128,307 $552,8095
Daniel J Courcey VP Advancement40 $414,422$0$102,030 $516,4521
Hannah Ross Secretary & General Counsel40 $315,747$0$116,821 $432,5681
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $327,861$0$73,824 $401,6851
Philip Geier Exec, Dir. Davis UWC40 $287,813$0$97,913 $385,7261
Michelle McCauley Interim Provost40 $260,507$0$105,940 $366,4471
Smita Ruzicka VP Student Affairs40 $265,272$0$73,086 $338,3581
Jeffrey Lewis Director EANP40 $253,842$0$73,643 $327,4851
Stephen Snyder Interim President (As of 1/1/25)40 $237,265$0$69,182 $306,4471
Caitlin Goss VP Human Resources40 $246,644$0$32,415 $279,0592
Alberto Citarella VP Finance & Asst. Treas.40 $224,440$0$44,488 $268,9281
Susan Parsons Ritter Associate Secretary & Chief Risk Off40 $194,701$0$62,881 $257,5821
Charlene M Barrett Assistant Secretary40 $85,760$0$53,329 $139,0891
George C Lee II Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Karen A Stolley Vice Chair-Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Zachary A Bourque Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph W Brown Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Vice Chair-Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Vice Chair-Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Barbara G Cole Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Denver Edwards Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine F Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Graham C Goldsmith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Parker Harris III Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Lucienne M Ide Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol L Jones Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Koby Altman Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Alice J Murphy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann D Peterson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elizabeth C Speers Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Mark Spence Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Danielle S Virtue Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Larry Yarbrough Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Shawn P Ryan Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kenshin Cho Recent Graduate Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John E Waldron Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Robert V Sideli Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2023 · 46 people listed · 13 paid, $4.9M · 4,904 employees · 1,500 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
LAURIE L PATTON PRESIDENT40 $659,363$0$113,098 $772,4611
DAVID PROVOST EVP FINANCE & ADMIN.40 $413,147$0$105,894 $519,0415
DANIEL J COURCEY VP FOR ADVANCEMENT40 $383,780$0$96,225 $480,0051
WILLIAM C POTTER DIRECTOR OF CNS40 $327,197$0$72,393 $399,5901
HANNAH ROSS SEC. & GENERAL COUNSEL40 $274,269$0$107,531 $381,8001
PHILIP GEIER EXEC, DIR. DAVIS UWC40 $276,754$0$94,754 $371,5081
MARK PELUSO CHIEF HEALTH OFF & PHYSICIAN40 $262,350$0$100,775 $363,1251
JEFF DAYTON-JOHNSON VP MIIS ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & DEAN40 $261,511$0$95,431 $356,9421
SMITA RUZICKA VP STUDENT AFFAIRS40 $247,569$0$68,514 $316,0831
MICHELLE MCCAULEY INTERIM PROVOST40 $238,826$0$73,016 $311,8421
ALBERTO CITARELLA AVP FINANCE & ASST. TREAS.40 $216,489$0$44,796 $261,2851
SUSAN PARSONS RITTER ASSOCIATE SECRETARY40 $187,602$0$61,109 $248,7111
CHARLENE M BARRETT ASSISTANT SECRETARY40 $81,797$0$25,529 $107,3261
GEORGE C LEE II CHAIR - CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $02
KAREN A STOLLEY VICE CHAIR-CHARTER TRUST1 $0$0$0 $01
WILLIAM F TRUSCOTT CHAIR-CHARTER TRUST1 $0$0$0 $01
BELINDA BADCOCK TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
ZACHARY A BOURQUE ALUMNI TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
JOSEPH W BROWN CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
LEILANI M BROWN VICE CHAIR-CHARTER TRUST1 $0$0$0 $01
KIRTLEY HORTON CAMERON CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
KENSHIN CHO RECENT GRADUATE TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
BARBARA G COLE TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
DENVER EDWARDS ALUMNI TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
JANINE F FENG TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
GRAHAM C GOLDSMITH TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
PARKER HARRIS III TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
LUCIENNE M IDE TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
CAROL L JONES TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
CATHERINE LEE TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
CAROLINE SNEATH MCBRIDE CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
KOBY ALTMAN ALUMNI TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
ALICE J MURPHY TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
DENNIS D PARKER CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
ANNE D PETERSON ALUMNI TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
SUZANNE REIDER TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
RICHARD T SCANLON CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
HENRY J SIMONDS TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
ELIZABETH C SPEERS TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
MARK SPENCE TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
DANIELLE S VIRTUE ALUMNI TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
LARRY YARBROUGH TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
KASHIF ZAFAR TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
SHAWN P RYAN ALUMNI TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
SUSAN J SCHER CHAIR - CHARTER TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
JOHN E WALDRON TERM TRUSTEE1 $0$0$0 $01
2022 · 48 people listed · 15 paid, $5.2M · 4,889 employees · 1,607 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Laurie L Patton President40 $646,936$0$107,222 $754,1581
David Provost EVP Finance & Admin.40 $419,521$0$101,898 $521,4195
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $307,557$0$101,898 $409,4551
Hannah Ross Sec. & General Counsel40 $299,907$0$104,620 $404,5271
Mark Peluso Chief Health Officer and Physician40 $256,635$0$99,365 $356,0001
Philip Geier Exec, Dir. Davis UWC40 $268,144$0$87,429 $355,5731
Vijay Menta VP for IT and CTO40 $268,180$0$61,642 $329,8221
Smita Ruzicka VP Student Affairs40 $254,259$0$68,205 $322,4641
Jeff Dayton-Johnson VP MIIS Academic Affairs & Dean40 $236,208$0$83,816 $320,0241
Michael Thomas VP of Administration until 3/2340 $257,903$0$58,174 $316,0772
Jeffrey Cason Provost and EVP until 7/2240 $208,607$0$84,467 $293,0741
Susan Parsons Ritter Assistant Secretary40 $184,664$0$60,793 $245,4571
Alberto Citarella AVP Finance & Asst. Treas.40 $200,959$0$42,186 $243,1451
Michelle McCauley Interim Provost40 $184,449$0$58,406 $242,8551
Charlene M Barrett Assistant Secretary40 $78,396$0$26,930 $105,3261
George C Lee II Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Karen A Stolley Vice Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Vice Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Zachary A Bourque Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph W Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Barbara G Cole Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Denver Edwards Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine F Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Graham C Goldsmith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Parker Harris III Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Lucienne M Ide Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol L Jones Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Koby Altman Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Alice J Murphy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann D Peterson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elizabeth C Speers Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Mark Spence Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Danielle S Virtue Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Larry Yarbrough Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Shawn P Ryan Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2021 · 47 people listed · 14 paid, $4.9M · 4,369 employees · 1,900 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Laurie L Patton President40 $694,174$0$103,463 $797,6371
David Provost EVP Finance & Admin.40 $466,673$0$97,472 $564,1455
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $314,247$0$83,970 $398,2171
Jeffrey Cason Provost and EVP40 $270,656$0$102,771 $373,4271
Hannah Ross Sec. & General Counsel40 $269,255$0$99,809 $369,0641
Colleen Fitzpatrick VP for Advancement40 $272,052$0$87,366 $359,4181
Vardit Ringvald Dir. School of Hebrew40 $274,627$0$84,700 $359,3271
Philip Geier Exec, Dir. Davis UWC40 $260,263$0$86,561 $346,8241
Vijay Menta VP for IT and CTO40 $249,710$0$55,486 $305,1961
Michael Thomas VP of Administration40 $224,515$0$54,179 $278,6942
Alberto Citarella AVP Finance & Asst. Treas.40 $172,281$0$66,288 $238,5691
Susan Parsons Ritter Assistant Secretary40 $169,510$0$62,379 $231,8891
Katie Smith Abbott Former VP Student Aff.40 $127,852$0$45,393 $173,2451
Charlene M Barrett Assistant Secretary40 $78,195$0$26,307 $104,5021
George C Lee II Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Karen A Stolley Vice Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Vice Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Zachary A Bourque Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph W Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Barbara G Cole Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Denver Edwards Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine F Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Graham C Goldsmith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Parker Harris III Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Lucienne M Ide Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol L Jones Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Koby Altman Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Alice J Murphy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann D Peterson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elizabeth C Speers Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Mark Spence Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Danielle S Virtue Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Larry Yarbrough Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2020 · 45 people listed · 15 paid, $5.2M · 4,228 employees · 1,777 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Laurie L Patton President40 $536,638$0$102,565 $639,2031
Jeffrey Cason Provost and EVP40 $502,205$0$100,533 $602,7381
David Provost EVP Finance & Admin.40 $419,890$0$92,240 $512,1305
Philip Geier Executive Director of the Davis UWC Scholars Prog.40 $265,074$0$107,544 $372,6181
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $304,852$0$65,946 $370,7981
Karen Miller VP for Human Resources40 $261,545$0$106,892 $368,4371
Vardit Ringvald Director, School of Hebrew40 $281,371$0$87,028 $368,3991
Hannah Ross Secretary and Gen. Counsel40 $253,910$0$99,823 $353,7331
Beryl Levinger Professor Emerita40 $255,801$0$84,997 $340,7981
Sunhee Choi Professor of Chemistry40 $273,031$0$25,486 $298,5171
Michael Thomas VP of Admin., Chief Risk Officer40 $219,301$0$55,231 $274,5322
Alberto Citarella AVP of Finance and Asst. Treasurer40 $160,119$0$69,977 $230,0961
Susan Parsons Ritter Assistant Secretary40 $163,967$0$61,817 $225,7841
Katie Smith Abbott Former VP Student Aff.40 $122,376$0$41,971 $164,3471
Charlene M Barrett Assistant Secretary40 $79,314$0$39,803 $119,1171
George C Lee II Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Karen A Stolley Vice Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Vice Chair-Charter Trust1 $0$0$0 $01
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Zachary A Bourque Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph W Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Denver Edwards Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine F Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Graham C Goldsmith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Parker Harris III Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Lucienne M Ide Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Koby Altman Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Alice J Murphy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann D Peterson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elizabeth C Speers Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Mark Spence Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Larry Yarbrough Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2019 · 45 people listed · 14 paid, $5.1M · 5,454 employees · 2,694 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Laurie L Patton President40 $564,591$0$100,007 $664,5981
William Burger Former VP Comm & Chief of Marketing Officer40 $489,750$0$43,792 $533,5421
David Provost EVP Finance & Administration, Treasurer40 $420,184$0$97,902 $518,0865
Michael Thomas VP for Finance and Asst Treas.40 $369,395$0$50,293 $419,6882
Stephen Donadio Fulton Professor Emeritus of Humanities40 $341,968$0$63,785 $405,7531
Hannah Ross General Counsel and Secretary40 $261,855$0$94,584 $356,4391
Jeffrey Cason Provost and Executive Vice President40 $256,467$0$98,105 $354,5721
Stephen Trombulak Professor Emeritus of Biology & Biosphere Studies40 $309,145$0$32,534 $341,6791
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $278,943$0$61,289 $340,2321
Karen Miller VP for Human Resources & Risk40 $255,650$0$77,817 $333,4671
Baishakhi Taylor VP for Student Affairs, Dean of Students40 $202,669$0$79,628 $282,2971
Susan Parsons Ritter Associate Secretary40 $164,459$0$57,310 $221,7691
Katie Smith Abbott Former VP Student Affairs & Dean40 $120,922$0$44,154 $165,0761
Charlene M Barrett Assistant Secretary40 $74,357$0$41,954 $116,3111
George C Lee II Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Karen A Stolley Vice Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Vice Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Zachary A Bourque Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph W Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Denver Edwards Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine F Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Graham C Goldsmith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Parker Harris III Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Lucienne M Ide Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Caroline Sneath McBride Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Garrett M Moran Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Alice J Murphy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann D Peterson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elizabeth C Speers Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Mark Spence Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2016 · 45 people listed · 13 paid, $8.2M · 5,482 employees · 2,469 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Ronald Liebowitz Former President1 $3,432,798$0$77,823 $3,510,6211
Laurie L Patton President40 $562,875$0$95,959 $658,8341
Susan Baldridge EVP & Provost40 $489,767$0$92,974 $582,7411
Sunder Ramaswamy Special Advisor of Initiatives40 $391,989$0$104,343 $496,3322
Patrick Norton Treasurer40 $402,428$0$69,119 $471,5471
William Burger VP Communications & Chief Marketing Officer40 $286,011$0$143,733 $429,7441
Michael Geisler VP Risk & Compliance40 $332,777$0$62,775 $395,5521
Michael Schoenfeld Sr. VP & Chief Philanthropic Advisor40 $266,121$0$76,835 $342,9561
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $279,819$0$55,422 $335,2411
Philip Geier Exec. Director Davis UWC Program40 $241,873$0$77,326 $319,1991
David Donahue Secretary40 $167,546$0$148,443 $315,9892
Katie Smith Abbott VP Student Affairs & Dean of College40 $174,440$0$73,733 $248,1731
Stephanie M Neil Asst. Secretary40 $78,385$0$38,923 $117,3081
Belinda Badcock Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Parker Harris Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Vice Chair - Term Trustee5 $0$0$0 $01
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair - Charter Trustee5 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
George C Lee II Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Linda Foster Whitton Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Karen A Stolley Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Lucienne Ide Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Frank W Sesno Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Suzanne Reider Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Reiss Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Vice Chair - Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph D Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine F Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Mark Spence Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kashif Zafar Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2015 · 45 people listed · 13 paid, $4.9M · 5,465 employees · 2,530 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
David Donahue Secretary40 $407,850$0$91,609 $499,4592
Sunder Ramaswamy Special Advisor Initiatives40 $336,932$0$145,841 $482,7732
Ronald Liebowitz Former President1 $375,412$0$91,448 $466,8601
Patrick J Norton Treasurer40 $271,949$0$186,983 $458,9321
James Keyes VP for College Adv.40 $274,949$0$180,123 $455,0721
Susan Baldridge EVP and Provost40 $253,072$0$196,599 $449,6711
Michael Geisler VP Risk for Compliance40 $244,955$0$201,803 $446,7581
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $284,597$0$56,361 $340,9581
Michael Schoenfeld Sr VP & Chief Philan Advis40 $258,873$0$70,798 $329,6711
Laurie L Patton President40 $258,866$0$66,268 $325,1341
Rebecca Henriksen Exe Dir of Enrollment Management40 $261,813$0$38,898 $300,7111
Katie SmithAbbott VP Student Affairs and Dean40 $163,715$0$61,038 $224,7531
Stephanie M Neil Asst. Secretary40 $73,599$0$37,418 $111,0171
Marna C Whittington Chair - Charter Trustee5 $0$0$0 $02
Allan Dragone Jr Vice Chair - Term Trustee5 $0$0$0 $01
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair- Charter Truste5 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Vice Chair - Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
George C Lee II Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Susan J Scher Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Karen A Stolley Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol Levitch Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Frank W Sesno Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Joseph W Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Leilani M Brown Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Janine J Feng Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Henry J Simonds Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2014 · 46 people listed · 15 paid, $5.9M · 5,289 employees · 2,313 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Patrick J Norton Treasurer40 $762,638$0$133,938 $896,5761
Michael Geisler VPLS Sch Aboard & Graduate40 $737,741$0$145,623 $883,3641
Sunder Ramaswamy President, Monterey40 $495,908$0$112,891 $608,7992
Ronald Liebowitz President40 $489,582$0$95,617 $585,1991
James Keyes VP for College Adv.40 $266,176$0$118,056 $384,2321
William Burger VP of Communications40 $265,695$0$71,740 $337,4351
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $268,534$0$54,552 $323,0861
Michael Schoenfeld SR VP & Chief Philan Advis40 $252,575$0$68,967 $321,5421
Vardit Ringvald Director MIDD-HATC40 $231,015$0$79,189 $310,2041
Susan Baldridge VP for Planning & Assessment40 $210,121$0$99,258 $309,3791
Tim Spears VP for Academic Affairs40 $215,499$0$76,825 $292,3241
David Donahue Secretary40 $153,863$0$108,338 $262,2012
Shirley Collado Dean of College40 $194,956$0$41,293 $236,2491
Stephanie M Neil Asst. Secretary40 $72,339$0$35,033 $107,3721
Amy Yeager Geier Term Trustee1 $15,000$0$0 $15,0001
Marna C Whittington Chair - Charter Trustee5 $0$0$0 $02
Allan Dragone Jr Vice Chair - Term Trustee5 $0$0$0 $01
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair- Charter Truste5 $0$0$0 $01
Kirtley Horton Cameron Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Anthony M Civale Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Patrick L McConathy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
George C Lee II Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Donald M Elliman Jr Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Karen A Stolley Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol Levitch Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Frank W Sesno Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
William F Truscott Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2013 · 45 people listed · 14 paid, $4.3M · 5,236 employees · 2,298 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Ronald Liebowitz President40 $400,650$0$93,183 $493,8331
Patrick J Norton Treasurer40 $253,503$0$168,173 $421,6761
Sunder Ramaswamy President, Monterey40 $287,994$0$130,260 $418,2542
James Keyes VP for College Adv.40 $299,272$0$108,820 $408,0921
Michael Geisler VPLS Sch Aboard & Graduate40 $219,747$0$169,875 $389,6221
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $264,535$0$53,101 $317,6361
Michael Schoenfeld SR VP & Chief Philan Advis40 $245,247$0$66,820 $312,0671
William Burger VP of Communications40 $266,516$0$40,013 $306,5291
Tim Spears VP for Academic Affairs40 $208,658$0$73,580 $282,2381
Shirley Collado Dean of College40 $191,894$0$78,511 $270,4051
Kateri Carmola Visiting Research Scholar40 $245,237$0$24,016 $269,2531
David Donahue Secretary40 $152,926$0$88,942 $241,8682
Stephanie M Neil Asst. Secretary40 $70,479$0$33,348 $103,8271
Amy Yeager Geier Term Trustee1 $15,000$0$0 $15,0001
Marna C Whittington Chair - Charter Trustee5 $0$0$0 $02
Allan Dragone Jr Vice Chair - Term Trustee5 $0$0$0 $01
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair- Charter Trustee5 $0$0$0 $01
Frederick M Fritz Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Anthony M Civale Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Patrick L McConathy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Adrian Benepe Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Donald M Elliman Jr Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
S Carolyn Ramos Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol Levitch Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Frank W Sesno Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kendrick R Wilson III Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Helen Riess Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Richard T Scanlon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John S Weinberg Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Dennis D Parker Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2012 · 42 people listed · 15 paid, $4.2M · 5,087 employees · 2,455 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Ronald Liebowitz President40 $470,047$0$91,240 $561,2871
Patrick J Norton Treasurer40 $242,131$0$167,377 $409,5081
Sunder Ramaswamy President, Monterey40 $278,148$0$128,432 $406,5802
Michael Geisler VPLS Sch Aboard & Graduate40 $202,020$0$171,539 $373,5591
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $256,918$0$50,750 $307,6681
Michael Schoenfeld SR VP & Chief Philan Advis40 $234,551$0$65,904 $300,4551
Alison Byerly Provost and Exec. VP40 $215,370$0$73,974 $289,3441
Tim Spears VP for Administration40 $199,109$0$70,306 $269,4151
James Keyes VP for College Adv.40 $217,034$0$38,432 $255,4661
Kevin Wasbauer Exe. Director MIIS40 $198,352$0$45,868 $244,2201
David Donahue Secretary40 $145,818$0$88,120 $233,9382
Aline Germain-Rutherford Assoc. VP for LS40 $195,750$0$25,396 $221,1461
Shirley Collado Dean40 $185,243$0$32,808 $218,0511
Stephanie M Neil Asst. Secretary40 $67,302$0$37,582 $104,8841
Amy Geier Term Trustee1 $15,000$0$0 $15,0001
Marna C Whittington Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
Kendrick R Wilson III Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
Frederick M Fritz Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Anthony M Civale Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Caroline Sneath McBride 7-1-12 Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Patrick L McConathy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Eve B Burton 7-1-12 Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Adrian Benepe Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Donald M Elliman Jr Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Jed A Smith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
S Carolyn Ramos Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol Levitch Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2011 · 43 people listed · 15 paid, $4.8M · 4,911 employees · 2,444 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
F Robert Huth Former Officer40 $855,288$0$47,117 $902,4051
Ronald Liebowitz President40 $407,471$0$89,734 $497,2051
Patrick J Norton Treasurer40 $236,216$0$163,387 $399,6031
Sunder Ramaswamy President, Monterey40 $265,001$0$132,161 $397,1622
Michael Geisler VPLS Sch Aboard & Graduate Program40 $193,349$0$154,012 $347,3611
Alison Byerly Provost and Exec. VP40 $210,439$0$83,414 $293,8531
William C Potter Director of CNS40 $243,536$0$49,338 $292,8741
Michael Schoenfeld SR VP & Chief Philan Advisor40 $228,805$0$62,961 $291,7661
Philip Geier Exec. Dir of Davis UWC40 $209,864$0$54,823 $264,6871
John Emerson Professor40 $195,825$0$61,869 $257,6941
John McWilliams Professor40 $200,463$0$56,975 $257,4381
Tim Spears VP for Administration40 $188,947$0$67,833 $256,7801
David Donahue Secretary40 $139,563$0$87,074 $226,6372
Stephanie M Neil Asst. Secretary40 $66,327$0$37,634 $103,9611
Amy Geier Term Trustee1 $15,000$0$0 $15,0001
Frederick M Fritz Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
Marna C Whittington Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
Kendrick R Wilson III Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Anthony M Civale Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Jane Rosenthal Horvitz Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Patrick L McConathy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Michael C Obel-Omia Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Adrian Benepe Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Donald M Elliman Jr Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann Williams Jackson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Jed A Smith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
S Carolyn Ramos Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Catherine Lee Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Carol Levitch Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2010 · 47 people listed · 15 paid, $5.3M · 4,946 employees · 3,522 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Ronald Liebowitz President40 $357,462$0$183,467 $540,9291
Michael Katz Emeritus Professor40 $417,770$0$51,955 $469,7251
Sunder Ramaswamy Monterey Campus President40 $334,688$0$127,866 $462,5542
Robert Martin Emeritus Professor40 $402,677$0$46,498 $449,1751
Roberto Veguez Emeritus Professor40 $396,014$0$50,432 $446,4461
F Robert Huth Former Officer40 $309,770$0$117,924 $427,6941
Michael Claudon Emeritus Professor40 $379,435$0$43,749 $423,1841
Gary Margolis Emeritus Exec. Dir.40 $368,587$0$39,994 $408,5811
Patrick J Norton VP Finance & Treasurer40 $220,024$0$162,691 $382,7151
Michael Geisler VP Lang Schools & Professo40 $156,308$0$143,946 $300,2541
Michael Schoenfeld VP for College Adv.40 $216,104$0$59,468 $275,5721
Tim Spears Acting Provost40 $178,827$0$79,525 $258,3521
John McCardell Former President40 $208,276$0$35,124 $243,4001
David Donahue Secretary40 $137,103$0$35,908 $173,0112
Amy Geier Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$15,000 $15,0001
Frederick M Fritz Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
Marna C Whittington Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
John R Tormondsen Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
Kendrick R Wilson III Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
Roxanne M Leighton Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Anthony M Civale Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Olivier PLHalley Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Beverly L Hamilton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Jane Rosenthal Horvitz Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James R Keyes Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Patrick L McConathy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Stephen McDonald Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Michael C Obel-Omia Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizeau Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Adrian Benepe Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Donald M Elliman Jr Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann Williams Jackson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Jed A Smith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David A Salem Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Russell J Leng Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Garrett M Moran Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
S Carolyn Ramos Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
2009 · 44 people listed · 14 paid, $4.3M · 4,027 employees · 4,577 volunteers
NameTitleHrs/wkFrom orgFrom relatedOtherTotalOrgs
Ronald Liebowitz President40 $409,609$0$209,722 $619,3311
F Robert Huth Former Officer40 $347,165$0$118,727 $465,8921
Bettye M Etchells Former Secretary40 $290,079$0$38,832 $328,9111
Carol Rifelj Professor40 $285,073$0$35,957 $321,0301
Patrick J Norton VP Finance & Treasurer40 $234,049$0$78,468 $312,5171
Alison Byerly Provost Exe. VP40 $221,956$0$73,285 $295,2411
Michael Schoenfeld VP for College Adv.40 $221,453$0$60,929 $282,3821
John McWilliams College Professor40 $206,329$0$72,299 $278,6281
Tim Spears Acting Provost40 $184,056$0$79,821 $263,8771
John Emerson Dana Professor Math40 $197,393$0$62,310 $259,7031
John McCardell Former President40 $180,303$0$59,690 $239,9931
Philip Geier Exe Dir of Davis UWC Sch40 $187,215$0$50,700 $237,9151
Michael Geisler VP Lang Schools & Profes40 $166,949$0$59,472 $226,4211
David Donahue Secretary40 $143,044$0$40,734 $183,7782
Frederick M Fritz Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
Marna C Whittington Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $02
Kendrick R Wilson III Vice Chair5 $0$0$0 $01
S Carolyn Ramos Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Roxanne M Leighton Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Louis Bacon Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Pamela Tanner Boll Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Charles M Gately Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Olivier PLHalley Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Beverly L Hamilton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Jane Rosenthal Horvitz Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James R Keyes Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Patrick L McConathy Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Stephen McDonald Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $02
Michael C Obel-Omia Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Kimberly Collins Parizea Charter Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Steven B Peterson Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Elisabeth B Robert Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Deborah G Thomas Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
John R Tormondsen Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
James Edward Virtue Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Adrian Benepe Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Donald M Elliman Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Ann Williams Jackson Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Susan J Scher Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Jed A Smith Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Linda Foster Whitton Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
Allan Dragone Jr Alumni Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David R Mittelman Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01
David A Salem Term Trustee1 $0$0$0 $01

Highest-paid independent contractors

2024 · 5 contractors · $36.5M
NameLocationServicePaid
Naylor & Breen Builders IncBrandon, VTConstruction$30,686,486
Burton F Clark IncDelhi, NYConstruction$4,084,517
Premier Coach Co IncMilton, VTTransportation$669,201
Skytrac ServicesTooele, UTConstruction$548,008
Smith Alvarez & SienkiewyczBurlington, VTArchitecture$503,281
2023 · 5 contractors · $42.0M
NameLocationServicePaid
NAYLOR & BREEN BUILDERS INCBRANDON, VTCONSTRUCTION$29,379,725
BURTON F CLARK INCDELHI, NYCONSTRUCTION$4,761,206
REINHART FOODSERVICE COMPANYESSEX JUNCTION, VTFOOD SERVICE$4,734,858
ACKER EXCAVATING LLCBRISTOL, VTCONSTRUCTION$1,865,719
SKYTRAC SERVICESTOOELE, UTCONSTRUCTION$1,265,173
2022 · 5 contractors · $20.5M
NameLocationServicePaid
Naylor & Breen Builders IncBrandon, VTConstruction$14,477,230
Burton F Clark IncDelhi, NYConstruction$3,339,159
Skytrac ServicesSalt Lake City, UTConstruction$1,261,500
Ellucian Company LPChicago, ILConstruction$750,183
HP Cummings Construction CoWoodsville, NHConstruction$710,650
2021 · 5 contractors · $14.9M
NameLocationServicePaid
Naylor & Breen Builders IncBrandon, VTConstruction$11,092,163
Voith & Mactavish ArchitectsPhiladelphia, PAArchitecture$1,524,504
Premier Coach Co IncMilton, VTTransportation$889,698
HP Cummings Construction CoWoodsville, NHConstruction$758,129
Burton F Clark IncDELHI, NYConstruction$608,741
2020 · 5 contractors · $7.6M
NameLocationServicePaid
Naylor & Breen Builders IncBrandon, VTConstruction$4,329,202
Gilbane Building CompanyProvidence, RIConstruction$939,690
Neagley & Chase Construction CompanySouth Burlington, VTConstruction$922,378
Voith & Mactavish Architects LLPPhiladelphia, PAArchitecture$854,409
Ellucian Company LPChicago, ILSoftware$553,708
2019 · 5 contractors · $8.4M
NameLocationServicePaid
Neagley & Chase Construction CompanySouth Burlington, VTConstruction$4,211,347
Naylor & Breen Builders IncBrandon, VTConstruction$1,603,102
CET Academic ProgramsWashington, DCProgram Fee/School Abroad$1,124,356
EBSCO Industries IncBirmingham, ALResearch Database$740,026
Ellucian Company LPReston, VASoftware$722,596
2016 · 5 contractors · $4.5M
NameLocationServicePaid
Naylor & Breen Builders IncBrandon, VTConstruction$2,105,191
EBSCO Industries IncBirmingham, ALResearch Database$761,932
CET Academic ProgramsWashington, DCProgram Fee$564,424
Ellucian Company LPChicago, ILITS$557,054
Structural Energy CorporationMiddlebury, VTConstruction$497,841
2015 · 5 contractors · $3.8M
NameLocationServicePaid
CET Academic ProgramsWashington, DCProgram Fee$1,369,581
EBSCO IndustriesBirmingham, ALResearch Center Database$802,702
Adaptive Communications LLCPortsmouth, NHWireless Service$611,889
Ellucian Company LPChicago, ILITS$608,375
Dinse Knapp & McAndrewBurlington, VTLawyers$415,959
2014 · 5 contractors · $3.3M
NameLocationServicePaid
CET Academic ProgramsWashington, DCProgram Fee$963,196
Sasaki Associates IncWatertown, MAArchitect$937,541
Eullcian Support IncMaitland, FLSoftware support$637,205
Dinse Knapp & McAndrewBurlington, VTAttorneys$433,544
Radius GGE (USA) IncPasadena, CAConsultants$344,654
2013 · 5 contractors · $3.5M
NameLocationServicePaid
Sasaki Associates IncArchitect$1,185,836
CET Academic ProgramsProgram Fee$916,353
Adaptive Communications LLCWireless Service$621,286
High Street Partners IncConsultants$386,691
Premier Coach Co IncBusline$368,934
2012 · 5 contractors · $4.3M
NameLocationServicePaid
Sasaki Associates IncWatertown, MAConstruction$1,449,525
Mill Bridge Construction IncMiddlebury, VTConstruction$915,204
H P Cummings Constructon CoWoodsville, NHConstruction$709,010
J Hutchins IncRichmond, VTConstruction$655,416
Acker ExcavatingBristol, VTConstruction$585,130
2011 · 5 contractors · $13.7M
NameLocationServicePaid
Engelberth Construction Co IncColchester, VTConstruction$8,430,043
Clark CompaniesDelhi, NYPlumbing$1,675,284
PC Construction CompanySo Burlington, VTConstruction$1,335,067
All American MarineBellingham, WAConstruction$1,193,965
Mill Bridge Construction IncMiddlebury, VTConstruction$1,025,226
2010 · 5 contractors · $11.8M
NameLocationServicePaid
Engelberth Construction Co IncColchester, VTConstruction$5,926,698
Adaptive Communications LLCPortsmouth, NHIT Services$2,785,413
Mill Bridge ConstructionMiddlebury, VTConstruction$1,353,142
EBSCOBirmingham, ALon line Subscription Service$895,917
Breadloaf ConstructionMiddlebury, VTConstruction$881,544
2009 · 5 contractors · $4.1M
NameLocationServicePaid
Doppelmayr-CTEC IncSalt Lake City, UTConstruction$1,688,061
EBSCOLos Angeles, CAOn Line Subscription Services$791,883
Stewart ConstructionEssex Junction, VTConstruction$653,932
Champlain Valley Plumbing & Heating IncMiddlebury, VTPlumbing and Heating Service$486,818
Benoit Electric IncBarre, VTElectricians$461,048

Who the money went to

Grants this organization reported paying: Schedule I Part II of the Form 990, or the grants-paid list on the 990-PF. Open a year for every recipient. Recipients link to their own page when the grant names an EIN we have (990-PF grants list no EIN, so those link only on an exact, unique name and state). Grants to individuals are counted; their names are not shown.

2024 · 10 grants to organizations · $2.0M

Listed grants add up to $1,954,807; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $97,112,254. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2023 · 9 grants to organizations · $1.5M

Listed grants add up to $1,500,348; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $93,878,110. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2022 · 10 grants to organizations · $1.4M

Listed grants add up to $1,408,794; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $91,859,871. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2021 · 11 grants to organizations · $1.5M

Listed grants add up to $1,496,273; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $89,859,715. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2020 · 7 grants to organizations · $1.1M

Listed grants add up to $1,086,669; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $76,117,706. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2019 · 3 grants to organizations · $739K

Listed grants add up to $739,376; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $75,780,161. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2016 · 8 grants to organizations · $733K

Listed grants add up to $732,507; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $67,921,472. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2015 · 7 grants to organizations · $994K

Listed grants add up to $994,200; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $62,949,506. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2014 · 8 grants to organizations · $1.1M

Listed grants add up to $1,059,604; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $56,639,667. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2013 · 6 grants to organizations · $1.8M

Listed grants add up to $1,760,255; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $52,908,352. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2012 · 7 grants to organizations · $752K

Listed grants add up to $751,798; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $50,326,414. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2011 · 4 grants to organizations · $627K

Listed grants add up to $627,063; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $47,727,115. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2010 · 4 grants to organizations · $843K

Listed grants add up to $842,776; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $48,755,776. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

2009 · 1 grant to organizations · $31K

Listed grants add up to $30,662; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $42,057,578. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

Negative amounts are returned or refunded grants; they are listed last and left out of the totals of grants paid.

Who gave

Contributor names are not public for this form type.

Public charities filing Form 990 or 990-EZ report large donors on Schedule B, but the IRS withholds their names and addresses from public copies. Private foundations (990-PF) are different: their contributors are public.

Finances

Newest first. Each filing: its name on one row, its figures on the row beneath. Greyed filings are superseded by a later return for the same period and are left out everywhere else on this page.

RevenueExpensesAssetsNet assetsContributionsProgram revenueOfficer payEmployeesVolunteers
2024 · Form 990 period ending 2025-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$511,285,123$443,806,219 $2,384,177,999$1,845,438,823 $99,974,382$299,387,607 $4,339,9134,881844
2023 · Form 990 period ending 2024-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$520,203,981$425,256,465 $2,218,100,975$1,706,439,652 $142,807,926$294,482,409 $4,302,7224,9041,500
2022 · Form 990 period ending 2023-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$456,039,665$400,959,311 $2,015,811,537$1,562,361,280 $79,476,129$281,301,087 $3,982,6124,8891,607
2021 · Form 990 period ending 2022-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$498,919,126$389,176,145 $2,000,470,883$1,553,872,125 $88,264,200$272,402,767 $4,069,8284,3691,900
2020 · Form 990 period ending 2021-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$387,918,222$342,014,276 $1,994,350,713$1,587,540,001 $42,739,863$223,883,412 $4,188,6464,2281,777
2019 · Form 990 period ending 2020-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$400,272,194$360,929,342 $1,580,110,937$1,214,460,874 $54,673,542$245,196,626 $3,940,9655,4542,694
2016 · Form 990 period ending 2017-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$348,351,857$352,100,760 $1,570,248,443$1,174,316,001 $35,276,000$237,441,613 $1,771,7475,4822,469
2015 · Form 990 period ending 2016-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$375,173,036$351,150,735 $1,514,900,607$1,118,341,877 $44,212,743$221,715,117 $2,121,6365,4652,530
2014 · Form 990 period ending 2015-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$374,553,703$332,375,383 $1,647,518,127$1,253,929,580 $49,195,841$216,466,328 $3,757,8835,2892,313
2013 · Form 990 period ending 2014-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$325,407,608$320,013,951 $1,637,220,577$1,243,871,012 $54,237,347$210,918,346 $2,115,3815,2362,298
2012 · Form 990 period ending 2013-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$311,742,702$303,214,591 $1,534,130,040$1,144,498,356 $61,747,381$211,067,814 $2,441,5305,0872,455
2011 · Form 990 period ending 2012-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$292,358,302$286,069,000 $1,469,585,300$1,031,392,758 $50,890,000$197,345,593 $2,221,7434,9112,444
2010 · Form 990 period ending 2011-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$277,494,000$273,753,000 $1,442,890,000$1,056,139,000 $47,273,000$191,823,687 $2,148,8704,9463,522
2009 · Form 990 period ending 2010-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$228,230,600$250,119,600 $1,326,187,000$928,891,000 $35,994,000$157,526,381 $1,536,8474,0274,577

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Funders of this organization

235 grantors reported grants to this organization, $209,312,111 in all, tax years 2009 to 2025; the 25 largest shown (all 235). Exact: the grantor wrote this organization's EIN. Fuzzy: the grantor wrote only a name (foundations' 990-PF has no EIN field), matched to the same or a near-identical name in the same state; the name as filed is shown. From the latest return for each grantor and year, so amended returns aren't counted twice. CSV

GrantorTotal givenGrantsLatest year's amountLatest yearYears givenTypeMatchGrants
PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS $48,828,7547 $1,641,9082024 2014, 2017, 2020-2021, 2023-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND $34,423,1889 $4,693,5402024 2016-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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ENDEAVOR FOUNDATION INC $20,499,89910 $15,0002025 2020-2025 Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE”
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PETERSON FAMILY FOUNDATION II INC $16,039,56010 $666,6672025 2010-2016, 2018-2019, 2025 Public charity Exact
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NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR $11,458,15310 $1,806,5012024 2015-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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JOHN D & CATHERINE T MACARTHUR FOUNDATION $10,814,63631 $450,0002023 2011-2023 Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “President and Fellows of Middlebury College”, “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE”
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GS DONOR ADVISED PHILANTHROPY FUND FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT INC $7,983,6758 $5,198,9382024 2017-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF LOUISVILLE INC $5,495,0009 $140,0002018 2009-2010, 2012-2014, 2016-2018 DAF sponsor Exact
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GOLDMAN SACHS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND $5,211,30010 $1,734,0002024 2019-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING $5,073,23617 $1,131,4272024 2014-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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NUCLEAR THREAT INITIATIVE INC $4,567,36425 $235,0002025 2016-2025 Public charity Exact
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CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK $3,005,0008 $1,697,1002014 2012-2014 Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE”
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VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM $2,582,3275 $321,7502024 2020-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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ROCKEFELLER FAMILY FUND INC $2,092,6305 $437,7022024 2020-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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SHELBY CULLOM DAVIS CHARITABLE FUND INC $1,975,00018 $550,0002024 2020-2024 Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE”
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NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY $1,373,0642 $1,326,6482022 2021-2022 DAF sponsor Exact
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HILLMAN FAMILY FOUNDATIONS $1,180,00029 $335,0002024 2020-2024 Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE”
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JACK JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL SUPPORTING FOUNDATION $1,172,8442 $1,014,7142021 2020-2021 Public charity Exact
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THE AYCO CHARITABLE FOUNDATION $1,150,6697 $7,0002025 2019-2025 DAF sponsor Exact
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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY $1,108,6974 $316,1322022 2019-2022 DAF sponsor Exact
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SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDATION $1,067,20015 $60,0002024 2010-2012, 2014-2019, 2021-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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STARR FOUNDATION $1,000,0001 $1,000,0002019 2019 Private foundation Fuzzy filed as “PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE”
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AMERICAN ONLINE GIVING FOUNDATION INC $953,9727 $148,6202025 2019-2025 DAF sponsor Exact
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AMERICAN ENDOWMENT FOUNDATION $732,06719 $105,7502024 2016-2024 DAF sponsor Exact
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BNY MELLON CHARITABLE GIFT FUND $640,7504 $35,0002022 2019-2022 DAF sponsor Exact
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Grantors that funded the 100 most similar organizations. Ranked by total given to them. Foundations (990-PF) and donor-advised fund sponsors only. Same matching as Funders above (by EIN, or by name for foundations).

GrantorTotal givenGrantsOrganizations fundedTypeYearsWhich ones
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND funds this one $605,351,884681 82DAF sponsor2016–2024 WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY; LEHIGH UNIVERSITY; TEXAS A&M FOUNDATION and 78 more
GATES FOUNDATION funds this one $305,759,477337 34Private foundation2010–2024 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO; ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY; SEATTLE UNIVERSITY; UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA and 30 more
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING funds this one $301,285,297775 81DAF sponsor2014–2024 WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY; TEXAS A&M FOUNDATION; UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY and 77 more
LILLY ENDOWMENT INC $268,014,564186 23Private foundation2010–2025 WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY; BUTLER UNIVERSITY; BELMONT UNIVERSITY; SAMFORD UNIVERSITY and 19 more
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR funds this one $234,296,954607 78DAF sponsor2014–2024 ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY; BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY; TRUSTEES OF THE SMITH COLLEGE and 74 more
OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE funds this one $214,510,915118 9Private foundation2010–2024 BARD COLLEGE; AMERICAN UNIVERSITY; THE NEW SCHOOL; SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY and 5 more
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION funds this one $169,981,830242 47DAF sponsor2010–2024 PRESIDENT-BOARD OF TRUSTEES SANTA CLARA COLLEGE; BARD COLLEGE; UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO; ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY and 43 more
MORGAN STANLEY GLOBAL IMPACT FUNDING TRUST INC funds this one $105,054,771661 74DAF sponsor2013–2024 CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY; BARD COLLEGE; CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE and 70 more
SCHOENECKERS FOUNDATION $96,300,0008 1Private foundation2013–2023 UNIVERSITY OF ST THOMAS
JEWISH COMMUNAL FUND funds this one $79,798,996291 41DAF sponsor2009–2024 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY; BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY; ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY; HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY and 37 more
PRIEM FAMILY FOUNDATION $77,797,8925 1Private foundation2020–2024 RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM funds this one $73,420,279321 75DAF sponsor2020–2024 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY; YESHIVA UNIVERSITY; PRESIDENT-BOARD OF TRUSTEES SANTA CLARA COLLEGE and 71 more
THE MARIE-JOSEE AND HENRY R KRAVIS FOUNDATION $57,260,00014 2Private foundation2020–2023 CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE; ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE OPEN SOCIETY $56,534,26796 8Private foundation2020–2024 BARD COLLEGE; THE NEW SCHOOL; AMERICAN UNIVERSITY; AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT and 4 more
GS DONOR ADVISED PHILANTHROPY FUND FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT INC funds this one $54,654,934266 56DAF sponsor2017–2024 BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY; COLORADO COLLEGE TH; UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND; VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY and 52 more

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Where the money went

Every expense line on each return, biggest first: Form 990 Part IX (with its program, management and fundraising columns), 990-EZ Part I, or 990-PF Part I. Event marks lines the organization itself describes as events. “Events” in each summary adds those lines, conferences and meetings, and the direct costs of fundraising events. Unusual is not the same as improper. Many of these patterns have ordinary explanations. Check the filing.

2024 · Form 990 · $443,806,219 spent · pay $215,234,800 · grants $97,112,254 · events $360,485
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $148,713,130$129,316,018$17,834,973$1,562,139 33.5%
Grants to US individuals $95,113,997$95,113,997-- 21.4%
Other employee benefits $36,926,035$31,381,593$4,989,998$554,444 8.3%
Depreciation and depletion $23,624,086$21,890,078$1,560,607$173,401 5.3%
Other (as described)Other Misc Expense $21,801,410$14,512,036$6,560,437$728,937 4.9%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $21,406,754$18,636,821$2,492,940$276,993 4.8%
Pension plan contributions $15,372,337$13,064,181$2,077,340$230,816 3.5%
Occupancy $14,674,044$8,126,760$6,547,284- 3.3%
Interest $10,992,574$10,113,005$791,612$87,957 2.5%
Payroll taxes $9,761,292$8,295,634$1,319,092$146,566 2.2%
Travel $9,657,583$8,666,734$891,764$99,085 2.2%
Other (as described)Food $7,929,606$7,868,969$54,573$6,064 1.8%
Fees: investment management $6,596,410-$6,596,410- 1.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $4,339,913$737,785$2,864,343$737,785 1.0%
Other (as described)Supplies $4,241,145$3,888,579$317,309$35,257 1.0%
Information technology $3,749,256$825,708$2,923,548- 0.8%
Insurance $3,144,196$38,000$3,106,196- 0.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,954,807$1,954,807-- 0.4%
Office expenses $1,182,408$582,679$539,756$59,973 0.3%
Fees: legal $1,143,549$3,663$1,139,886- 0.3%
Fees: accounting $531,414$196,611$334,803- 0.1%
Advertising and promotion $424,245$318,621$95,062$10,562 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $360,485$270,755$80,757$8,973 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $122,093$122,093-- 0.0%
Grants outside the US $43,450$43,450-- 0.0%
Total$443,806,219100%

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2023 · Form 990 · $425,256,465 spent · pay $203,989,807 · grants $93,878,110 · events $624,537
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $144,050,102$122,560,622$19,714,869$1,774,611 33.9%
Grants to US individuals $92,264,134$92,264,134-- 21.7%
Other employee benefits $31,388,771$26,090,491$4,768,452$529,828 7.4%
Depreciation and depletion $22,722,039$19,788,053$2,640,587$293,399 5.3%
Other (as described)CONTRACTED SERVICES $22,548,042$19,556,371$2,692,504$299,167 5.3%
Other (as described)OTHER MISC EXPENSE $20,159,039$15,516,307$4,178,459$464,273 4.7%
Pension plan contributions $14,786,004$12,290,195$2,246,228$249,581 3.5%
Occupancy $14,255,757$7,895,105$6,360,652- 3.4%
Interest $10,627,031$9,667,527$863,554$95,950 2.5%
Travel $9,740,958$8,712,449$925,658$102,851 2.3%
Payroll taxes $9,346,889$7,769,177$1,419,941$157,771 2.2%
Other (as described)FOOD $7,535,932$7,487,233$43,829$4,870 1.8%
Fees: investment management $4,459,017-$4,459,017- 1.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $4,302,722$731,463$2,839,796$731,463 1.0%
Other (as described)SUPPLIES $4,223,811$3,872,189$316,460$35,162 1.0%
Information technology $3,860,860$874,517$2,986,343- 0.9%
Insurance $3,174,703$20,486$3,154,217- 0.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,505,298$1,505,298-- 0.4%
Fees: legal $1,252,313$4,285$1,248,028- 0.3%
Office expenses $1,164,751$580,113$526,174$58,464 0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $624,537$479,308$130,706$14,523 0.1%
Fees: accounting $555,378$171,521$383,857- 0.1%
Advertising and promotion $484,377$305,463$161,023$17,891 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $115,319$115,319-- 0.0%
Grants outside the US $108,678$108,678-- 0.0%
Fees: lobbying $3$3-- 0.0%
Total$425,256,465100%

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2022 · Form 990 · $400,959,311 spent · pay $193,183,996 · grants $91,859,871 · events $441,183
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $136,049,306$116,476,265$17,962,224$1,610,817 33.9%
Grants to US individuals $90,089,932$90,089,932-- 22.5%
Other employee benefits $30,088,117$25,364,073$4,549,210$174,834 7.5%
Depreciation and depletion $21,823,449$20,221,639$1,441,629$160,181 5.4%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $18,769,623$13,228,221$4,717,491$823,911 4.7%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $17,838,967$17,544,673$294,294$0 4.4%
Pension plan contributions $14,163,942$11,734,715$2,002,641$426,586 3.5%
Occupancy $13,778,507$7,630,795$6,147,712- 3.4%
Interest $10,315,958$9,490,681$742,749$82,528 2.6%
Payroll taxes $8,784,399$7,277,806$1,242,027$264,566 2.2%
Other (as described)Food $7,523,315$7,515,495$7,038$782 1.9%
Travel $7,491,452$6,568,940$830,261$92,251 1.9%
Fees: investment management $4,203,074-$4,203,074- 1.0%
Other (as described)Supplies $4,033,713$3,519,231$377,372$137,110 1.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $3,982,612$677,044$2,628,524$677,044 1.0%
Information technology $3,517,148$649,840$2,867,308- 0.9%
Insurance $3,230,968$22,979$3,207,989- 0.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,408,794$1,408,794-- 0.4%
Office expenses $1,012,270$528,410$435,474$48,386 0.3%
Advertising and promotion $758,613$310,301$403,481$44,831 0.2%
Fees: legal $681,108$14,824$666,284- 0.2%
Fees: accounting $496,096$142,826$353,270- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $441,183$307,255$120,535$13,393 0.1%
Grants outside the US $361,145$361,145-- 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $115,620$115,620-- 0.0%
Total$400,959,311100%

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2021 · Form 990 · $389,176,145 spent · pay $183,836,816 · grants $89,859,715 · events $334,913
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $129,657,983$111,964,021$16,278,641$1,415,321 33.3%
Grants to US individuals $87,359,390$87,359,390-- 22.4%
Other employee benefits $27,867,545$23,762,808$3,970,648$134,089 7.2%
Depreciation and depletion $21,717,395$20,123,369$1,434,623$159,403 5.6%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $18,875,459$11,968,765$6,216,025$690,669 4.9%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $18,487,394$16,121,560$2,220,772$145,062 4.8%
Pension plan contributions $13,604,273$11,271,033$1,923,510$409,730 3.5%
Occupancy $13,499,561$7,362,877$6,136,684- 3.5%
Interest $10,382,190$9,551,614$747,518$83,058 2.7%
Payroll taxes $8,517,479$7,056,665$1,204,287$256,527 2.2%
Fees: investment management $8,431,039-$8,431,039- 2.2%
Other (as described)Food $6,354,461$6,341,780$11,413$1,268 1.6%
Travel $4,503,860$4,096,560$366,570$40,730 1.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $4,069,828$691,871$2,686,086$691,871 1.0%
Other (as described)Supplies $4,053,384$3,067,991$886,854$98,539 1.0%
Information technology $3,417,566$776,033$2,641,533- 0.9%
Insurance $2,916,343$19,622$2,896,721- 0.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,496,274$1,496,274-- 0.4%
Grants outside the US $1,004,051$1,004,051-- 0.3%
Office expenses $865,808$455,145$369,597$41,066 0.2%
Advertising and promotion $784,453$195,212$530,317$58,924 0.2%
Fees: accounting $449,696$155,150$294,546- 0.1%
Fees: legal $406,092$28,171$377,921- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $334,913$261,202$66,340$7,371 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $119,708$119,708-- 0.0%
Total$389,176,145100%

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2020 · Form 990 · $342,014,276 spent · pay $168,267,137 · grants $76,117,706 · events $176,033
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $117,487,870$101,491,787$14,760,887$1,235,196 34.4%
Grants to US individuals $73,964,377$73,964,377-- 21.6%
Other employee benefits $25,720,037$21,831,535$3,768,867$119,635 7.5%
Depreciation and depletion $21,239,333$19,680,396$1,403,043$155,894 6.2%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $15,553,608$10,291,962$4,735,481$526,165 4.5%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $13,338,341$9,858,244$2,153,226$1,326,871 3.9%
Pension plan contributions $13,051,382$10,812,968$1,845,336$393,078 3.8%
Occupancy $12,157,704$5,639,764$6,517,940- 3.6%
Fees: investment management $10,121,708-$10,121,708- 3.0%
Interest $9,214,058$8,476,934$663,412$73,712 2.7%
Payroll taxes $7,710,243$6,387,876$1,090,152$232,215 2.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $4,188,646$712,070$2,764,506$712,070 1.2%
Other (as described)Food $3,960,886$3,904,718$50,551$5,617 1.2%
Other (as described)Supplies $3,586,101$3,480,917$94,666$10,518 1.0%
Information technology $3,049,297$760,027$2,289,270- 0.9%
Insurance $2,437,609$33,344$2,404,265- 0.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,086,669$1,086,669-- 0.3%
Grants outside the US $1,066,660$1,066,660-- 0.3%
Office expenses $714,579$328,529$347,445$38,605 0.2%
Advertising and promotion $699,053$115,966$524,778$58,309 0.2%
Travel $639,745$518,833$108,757$12,155 0.2%
Fees: accounting $418,561$148,465$270,096- 0.1%
Fees: legal $322,817$2,241$320,576- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $176,033$82,087$84,551$9,395 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $108,959$108,959-- 0.0%
Total$342,014,276100%

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2019 · Form 990 · $360,929,342 spent · pay $177,700,717 · grants $75,780,161 · events $339,592
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $128,641,042$112,002,175$15,317,844$1,321,023 35.6%
Grants to US individuals $74,183,436$74,183,436-- 20.6%
Other employee benefits $22,893,843$20,098,845$2,794,998- 6.3%
Depreciation and depletion $19,593,001$18,171,545$1,279,310$142,146 5.4%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $17,573,733$10,765,487$6,127,421$680,825 4.9%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $16,848,617$15,771,582$321,833$755,202 4.7%
Pension plan contributions $13,658,949$11,316,332$1,931,240$411,377 3.8%
Occupancy $11,159,394$9,236,578$1,922,816- 3.1%
Interest $10,371,000$9,604,147$690,168$76,685 2.9%
Payroll taxes $8,458,430$7,014,557$1,197,101$246,772 2.3%
Travel $7,097,003$5,736,794$1,224,188$136,021 2.0%
Fees: investment management $6,437,595-$6,437,595- 1.8%
Other (as described)Food $4,333,313$4,323,130$9,165$1,018 1.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $3,940,965$669,964$2,601,037$669,964 1.1%
All other expenses $2,902,723-$2,902,723- 0.8%
Other (as described)Supplies $2,810,086$2,555,032$229,549$25,505 0.8%
Insurance $2,475,676$33,813$2,441,863- 0.7%
Information technology $2,341,460$1,020,029$1,321,431- 0.6%
Office expenses $1,505,820$700,378$724,898$80,544 0.4%
Grants outside the US $857,349$857,349-- 0.2%
Grants to US organizations and governments $739,376$739,376-- 0.2%
Advertising and promotion $698,505$227,918$423,528$47,059 0.2%
Fees: legal $540,417$44,125$496,292- 0.1%
Fees: accounting $420,529$127,940$292,589- 0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $339,592$257,711$73,693$8,188 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $107,488$107,488-- 0.0%
Total$360,929,342100%

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2016 · Form 990 · $352,100,760 spent · pay $171,734,889 · grants $67,921,472 · events $1,247,434
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $123,236,797$99,666,333$20,214,041$3,356,423 35.0%
Grants to US individuals $67,188,965$67,188,965-- 19.1%
Other employee benefits $21,635,107$17,567,872$3,432,482$634,753 6.1%
Depreciation and depletion $20,454,647$14,688,414$5,766,233- 5.8%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $13,645,658$2,092,830$11,411,357$141,471 3.9%
Pension plan contributions $13,207,891$10,724,908$2,095,476$387,507 3.8%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $12,865,732$11,908,052$439,602$518,078 3.7%
Interest $12,767,963$11,886,628$881,335- 3.6%
Occupancy $11,783,837$10,863,508$882,989$37,340 3.3%
All other expenses $8,693,409$5,590,585$2,623,625$479,199 2.5%
Payroll taxes $8,269,114$6,714,583$1,311,923$242,608 2.3%
Travel $7,924,821$6,467,261$1,049,161$408,399 2.3%
Fees: investment management $5,704,263-$5,704,263- 1.6%
Other (as described)Food $5,409,322$5,390,843$15,533$2,946 1.5%
Other (as described)Supplies $3,701,727$3,484,143$210,818$6,766 1.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $3,614,233$3,614,233-- 1.0%
Insurance $2,830,099$2,933,068-$102,969- 0.8%
Information technology $2,236,998$902,272$1,313,764$20,962 0.6%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $1,771,747$301,197$1,169,353$301,197 0.5%
Office expenses $1,532,091$1,025,284$314,860$191,947 0.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $1,247,434$819,971$399,746$27,717 0.4%
Advertising and promotion $850,463$239,862$588,893$21,708 0.2%
Grants to US organizations and governments $732,507$732,507-- 0.2%
Fees: legal $474,130$92,275$381,409$446 0.1%
Fees: accounting $305,228$151,628$153,600- 0.1%
Fees: lobbying $16,577-$16,577- 0.0%
Total$352,100,760100%

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2015 · Form 990 · $351,150,735 spent · pay $175,358,083 · grants $62,949,506 · events $1,241,564
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $126,098,374$101,845,091$21,566,993$2,686,290 35.9%
Grants to US individuals $61,955,306$61,955,306-- 17.6%
Other employee benefits $25,453,647$20,257,328$4,624,732$571,587 7.2%
Depreciation and depletion $21,810,160$15,665,555$6,144,605- 6.2%
Interest $13,468,907$12,474,731$994,176- 3.8%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $13,218,094$4,070,677$9,060,886$86,531 3.8%
Pension plan contributions $13,000,324$10,346,330$2,362,059$291,935 3.7%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $11,661,654$10,315,357$944,961$401,336 3.3%
Occupancy $10,850,509$9,526,150$1,320,098$4,261 3.1%
All other expenses $10,488,064$5,774,901$4,421,129$292,034 3.0%
Travel $8,491,231$6,708,578$1,429,444$353,209 2.4%
Payroll taxes $8,172,682$6,504,243$1,484,913$183,526 2.3%
Other (as described)Food $5,230,296$5,202,908$24,337$3,051 1.5%
Other (as described)Supplies $3,998,415$3,593,871$328,174$76,370 1.1%
Fees: investment management $3,530,548-$3,530,548- 1.0%
Insurance $2,859,859$2,005,349$854,510- 0.8%
Information technology $2,721,910$952,932$1,729,725$39,253 0.8%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $2,121,636$360,678$1,400,280$360,678 0.6%
Office expenses $1,713,361$1,145,137$375,406$192,818 0.5%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $1,241,564$828,939$386,510$26,115 0.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments $994,200$994,200-- 0.3%
Advertising and promotion $673,240$249,168$403,613$20,459 0.2%
Fees: legal $530,670$38,512$492,158- 0.2%
Pay: disqualified persons $511,420$510,016-$1,404 0.1%
Fees: accounting $329,564$113,900$215,664- 0.1%
Fees: lobbying $25,100-$25,100- 0.0%
Total$351,150,735100%

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2014 · Form 990 · $332,375,383 spent · pay $163,196,867 · grants $56,639,667 · events $1,267,980
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $117,132,070$97,230,847$17,056,671$2,844,552 35.2%
Grants to US individuals $55,580,063$55,580,063-- 16.7%
Depreciation and depletion $25,004,349$18,713,602$6,290,747- 7.5%
Other employee benefits $21,940,718$17,682,988$3,624,304$633,426 6.6%
Interest $13,505,555$12,506,313$999,242- 4.1%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $12,424,521$11,138,087$959,603$326,831 3.7%
Pension plan contributions $12,252,603$9,874,911$2,023,961$353,731 3.7%
Occupancy $11,562,873$10,055,093$1,410,942$96,838 3.5%
All other expenses $9,939,569$6,694,215$3,182,081$63,273 3.0%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $9,711,501$2,830,853$6,797,063$83,585 2.9%
Payroll taxes $7,811,899$6,295,952$1,290,418$225,529 2.4%
Travel $7,726,028$5,812,154$1,537,832$376,042 2.3%
Other (as described)Food $4,985,871$4,944,683$37,639$3,549 1.5%
Other (as described)Printing & Publications $4,011,573$3,202,132$544,952$264,489 1.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $3,757,883$638,840$2,480,203$638,840 1.1%
Fees: investment management $3,732,153-$3,732,153- 1.1%
Information technology $2,665,261$672,198$1,972,761$20,302 0.8%
Insurance $2,633,346$1,925,278$708,068- 0.8%
Office expenses $1,559,528$972,055$414,190$173,283 0.5%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $1,267,980$710,633$531,933$25,414 0.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,059,604$1,059,604-- 0.3%
Fees: legal $747,339$107,161$640,054$124 0.2%
Advertising and promotion $682,460$525,827$144,910$11,723 0.2%
Fees: accounting $337,332$127,552$209,780- 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $301,694$249,596-$52,098 0.1%
Fees: lobbying $41,610-$41,610- 0.0%
Total$332,375,383100%

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2013 · Form 990 · $320,013,951 spent · pay $154,830,983 · grants $52,908,352 · events $1,033,325
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $112,087,837$93,383,579$15,327,586$3,376,672 35.0%
Grants to US individuals $51,821,482$51,821,482-- 16.2%
Depreciation and depletion $23,702,212$17,862,300$5,839,912- 7.4%
Other employee benefits $21,221,183$17,193,834$3,340,895$686,454 6.6%
Other (as described)Contracted Services $14,526,466$10,482,269$3,786,229$257,968 4.5%
Interest $13,526,702$12,523,316$1,003,386- 4.2%
Pension plan contributions $11,722,132$9,497,510$1,845,439$379,183 3.7%
Occupancy $11,704,506$10,703,595$995,051$5,860 3.7%
Other (as described)Other Miscellaneous Exp $11,038,649$5,034,217$5,873,799$130,633 3.4%
All other expenses $8,668,037$6,190,978$2,429,518$47,541 2.7%
Travel $7,485,852$6,048,766$1,108,977$328,109 2.3%
Payroll taxes $7,401,555$5,996,891$1,165,242$239,422 2.3%
Other (as described)Food $4,440,587$4,419,470$17,760$3,357 1.4%
Fees: investment management $3,774,769-$3,774,769- 1.2%
Other (as described)Printing & Pulications $3,675,674$3,106,722$308,947$260,005 1.1%
Insurance $2,723,801$2,194,170$529,631- 0.9%
Information technology $2,561,147$1,063,083$1,474,972$23,092 0.8%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $2,115,381$359,615$1,396,151$359,615 0.7%
Office expenses $1,491,192$948,689$374,566$167,937 0.5%
Grants to US organizations and governments $1,086,870$1,086,870-- 0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $1,033,325$629,771$384,723$18,831 0.3%
Fees: legal $908,542$299,103$605,259$4,180 0.3%
Advertising and promotion $716,390$529,359$159,426$27,605 0.2%
Pay: disqualified persons $282,895$232,308-$50,587 0.1%
Fees: accounting $276,773$91,973$184,800- 0.1%
Fees: lobbying $17,574-$17,574- 0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials $2,418-$2,418- 0.0%
Total$320,013,951100%

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2012 · Form 990 · $303,214,591 spent · pay $148,322,437 · grants $50,326,414 · events $516,737
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $108,278,897$89,217,895$15,753,765$3,307,237 35.7%
Grants to US individuals $49,524,616$49,524,616-- 16.3%
Depreciation and depletion $23,380,838$18,117,015$5,263,823- 7.7%
Other employee benefits $19,162,120$15,402,346$3,062,750$697,024 6.3%
Interest $14,521,277$13,694,408$826,869- 4.8%
All other expenses $13,464,391$7,934,896$5,056,562$472,933 4.4%
Occupancy $11,228,525$10,155,291$1,066,876$6,358 3.7%
Pension plan contributions $10,903,304$8,897,981$1,721,924$283,399 3.6%
Other (as described)Other Contracted Ser. $10,170,048$7,251,388$2,452,962$465,698 3.4%
Payroll taxes $7,192,075$5,767,902$1,210,547$213,626 2.4%
Travel $6,448,995$5,260,370$958,260$230,365 2.1%
Other (as described)Equipment rentals $4,564,343$3,542,564$1,007,887$13,892 1.5%
Fees: investment management $4,287,000-$4,287,000- 1.4%
Other (as described)Food $4,166,334$4,123,887$23,809$18,638 1.4%
Other (as described)Supplies $3,872,362$3,434,954$416,050$21,358 1.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $2,441,530$415,060$1,611,410$415,060 0.8%
Insurance $2,248,430$2,032,699$215,731- 0.7%
Office expenses $2,126,968$1,206,603$652,215$268,150 0.7%
Information technology $1,849,235$767,086$1,072,308$9,841 0.6%
Fees: legal $805,161$168,015$637,146- 0.3%
Grants to US organizations and governments $801,798$801,798-- 0.3%
Advertising and promotion $621,528$403,931$205,967$11,630 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $516,737$272,327$236,921$7,489 0.2%
Pay: disqualified persons $344,511$278,228-$66,283 0.1%
Fees: accounting $288,395$59,395$229,000- 0.1%
Fees: lobbying $5,173-$5,173- 0.0%
Total$303,214,591100%

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2011 · Form 990 · $286,069,000 spent · pay $136,472,948 · grants $47,727,115 · events $546,316
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $101,502,181$84,050,819$14,276,980$3,174,382 35.5%
Grants to US individuals $47,100,052$47,100,052-- 16.5%
Depreciation and depletion $21,986,001$17,599,148$4,386,853- 7.7%
Other employee benefits $15,423,964$12,596,859$2,335,100$492,005 5.4%
Interest $14,501,999$13,412,187$1,089,812- 5.1%
All other expenses $13,371,930$8,657,825$4,220,381$493,724 4.7%
Occupancy $11,524,494$10,501,604$1,016,903$5,987 4.0%
Other (as described)Other Contracted Ser. $10,694,935$6,385,431$4,091,011$218,493 3.7%
Pension plan contributions $10,539,827$8,692,790$1,462,839$384,198 3.7%
Payroll taxes $6,651,508$5,387,722$997,726$266,060 2.3%
Travel $6,358,335$5,144,952$769,888$443,495 2.2%
Other (as described)Equipment rentals $4,344,901$3,279,721$1,059,144$6,036 1.5%
Other (as described)Food $4,044,512$4,019,223$22,540$2,749 1.4%
Other (as described)Supplies $4,017,106$3,609,984$392,710$14,412 1.4%
Fees: investment management $3,561,000-$3,561,000- 1.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $2,221,743$377,695$1,466,351$377,697 0.8%
Insurance $2,142,714$1,970,744$171,970- 0.7%
Office expenses $1,954,106$1,097,604$618,756$237,746 0.7%
Information technology $1,560,018$861,407$697,568$1,043 0.5%
Grants to US organizations and governments $627,063$627,063-- 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $546,316$308,149$221,910$16,257 0.2%
Advertising and promotion $495,539$305,115$178,279$12,145 0.2%
Fees: legal $464,209$20,312$441,996$1,901 0.2%
Fees: accounting $295,503$53,703$241,800- 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $133,725$67,891-$65,834 0.0%
Fees: lobbying $5,319-$5,319- 0.0%
Total$286,069,000100%

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2010 · Form 990 · $273,753,000 spent · pay $128,263,997 · grants $48,755,776 · events $435,115
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $95,273,748$79,400,961$12,916,927$2,955,860 34.8%
Grants to US individuals $47,913,000$47,913,000-- 17.5%
Depreciation and depletion $21,548,000$16,777,895$4,770,105- 7.9%
Other employee benefits $14,161,440$11,758,895$1,922,600$479,945 5.2%
Interest $12,859,489$10,905,968$1,953,521- 4.7%
Occupancy $10,420,685$9,308,908$1,099,119$12,658 3.8%
Pension plan contributions $10,020,444$8,424,423$1,275,797$320,224 3.7%
All other expenses $9,285,763$4,053,560$3,796,045$1,436,158 3.4%
Other (as described)Other Contracted Ser. $8,605,967$6,109,067$2,193,142$303,758 3.1%
Other (as described)Miscellaneous Expense $8,385,421$7,381,345$792,321$211,755 3.1%
Payroll taxes $6,309,339$5,211,625$875,000$222,714 2.3%
Travel $5,477,516$4,383,796$749,729$343,991 2.0%
Other (as described)Supplies $3,752,394$3,221,995$498,945$31,454 1.4%
Other (as described)Food & Catering $3,684,818$3,657,970$24,166$2,682 1.3%
Other (as described)Equipment rentals $3,606,656$2,191,596$1,410,906$4,154 1.3%
Fees: investment management $2,436,000-$2,436,000- 0.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $2,148,870$365,308$1,418,254$365,308 0.8%
Insurance $1,847,255$1,554,853$292,402- 0.7%
Information technology $1,695,030$509,684$1,184,191$1,155 0.6%
Office expenses $1,530,813$904,369$441,994$184,450 0.6%
Grants to US organizations and governments $842,776$842,776-- 0.3%
Fees: legal $516,690-$516,690- 0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $435,115$201,277$213,591$20,247 0.2%
Pay: disqualified persons $350,156$290,605-$59,551 0.1%
Fees: accounting $324,313-$324,313- 0.1%
Advertising and promotion $315,712$184,059$110,845$20,808 0.1%
Fees: lobbying $2,977-$2,977- 0.0%
Travel or entertainment for public officials $2,613-$2,613- 0.0%
Total$273,753,000100%

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2009 · Form 990 · $250,119,600 spent · pay $107,897,002 · grants $42,057,578 · events $334,219
LineAs describedTotalProgramManagementFundraisingShare
Other salaries and wages $79,662,450$67,391,252$9,878,440$2,392,758 31.8%
Grants to US individuals $42,022,000$42,022,000-- 16.8%
Depreciation and depletion $22,833,614$18,581,166$4,252,448- 9.1%
All other expenses $12,668,217$8,137,033$4,286,347$244,837 5.1%
Other employee benefits $11,950,510$9,984,935$1,592,601$372,974 4.8%
Interest $11,282,000$10,436,812$845,188- 4.5%
Occupancy $10,877,031$10,208,669$663,947$4,415 4.3%
Other (as described)Bridge expense $9,272,597-$9,272,597- 3.7%
Pension plan contributions $8,995,668$7,597,038$1,131,047$267,583 3.6%
Other (as described)Other $6,373,225$4,782,053$1,529,994$61,178 2.5%
Other (as described)Other Contracted Ser. $6,232,944$5,071,740$1,042,191$119,013 2.5%
Other (as described)Early Retirement Exp. $5,730,000-$5,730,000- 2.3%
Payroll taxes $5,513,415$4,579,437$753,851$180,127 2.2%
Other (as described)Food & Catering $5,020,956$4,295,664$655,711$69,581 2.0%
Travel $3,608,815$2,961,000$390,675$257,140 1.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees $1,536,847$261,264$1,014,319$261,264 0.6%
Fees: investment management $1,513,000-$1,513,000- 0.6%
Information technology $1,384,074$262,917$1,118,122$3,035 0.6%
Office expenses $1,138,942$890,191$91,580$157,171 0.5%
Insurance $1,096,861$711,444$385,417- 0.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings $334,219$168,853$149,297$16,069 0.1%
Fees: accounting $326,880-$326,880- 0.1%
Fees: legal $254,351-$254,351- 0.1%
Pay: disqualified persons $238,112$59,909$119,331$58,872 0.1%
Advertising and promotion $213,203$130,045$57,735$25,423 0.1%
Grants to US organizations and governments $35,578$35,578-- 0.0%
Fees: professional fundraisers $4,091--$4,091 0.0%
Total$250,119,600100%

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Federal grants and contracts

Awards from USAspending.gov to a recipient with this organization's name and zip code. Obligations by federal fiscal year (October to September); each award links to its page on usaspending.gov.

Fiscal yearGrants and other assistanceContractsAwards
2027$17,556$01
2026$9,102,961$41,67521
2025$6,670,772$031
2024$7,898,077$1,100,92241
2023$6,935,444$1,438,22739
2022$5,417,216$1,380,33839
2021$13,820,438$1,193,73148
2020$8,676,041$325,22041
2019$5,190,188$1,075,35336
2018$3,931,888$325,50543
2017$3,889,767$1,059,91134
2016$4,956,295$383,83433
2015$4,082,464$448,20829
2014$4,086,720$217,85825
2013$3,872,895$273,45326
2012$3,794,098$381,92427
2011$4,477,679$89,55321
2010$5,690,855$3,065,30025
2009$5,557,136$033
2008$2,416,859$022
2007$2,417,446$48,42623
Largest awards · 200 shown
YearAgencyKindProgramDescriptionObligated
2027Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$17,556
2026National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceINTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES 47.083COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: E-RISE: THE VERMONT PER-AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH NETWORK -THE VERMONT PFAS ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH NETWORK (P$1,739,327
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$1,485,212
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$1,376,529
2026National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074CAREER: EMPIRICAL TESTS OF BIOGEOGRAPHIC THEORY: ISLAND MAMMALS IN THE GULF OF MAINE -ISLANDS ARE CRADLES OF BIODIVERSITY ? HOME TO MANY SPECIES FOUND NOWHERE E$1,195,317
2026Department of EnergyGrant or other assistanceOFFICE OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 81.049REVEALING POLARON-DRIVEN STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS IN OXIDE NANOPARTICLES$1,000,000
2026Department of StateGrant or other assistancePUBLIC DIPLOMACY PROGRAMS FOR AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN 19.501THIS AWARD WILL STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OF PAKISTAN 'S LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SECURITY MINISTRIES TO COMMUNICATE AND COOPERATE EFFECTIVELY WITH U.S. TO COUNTER TER$489,401
2026Department of EnergyGrant or other assistanceNONPROLIFERATION AND ARMS CONTROL 81.505AWARDED UNDER COMPETITION VIA NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO) DE-FOA-0002899 AND ASSISTANCE LISTING OF 81.113 (DEFENSE NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION) TO THE PR$464,000
2026Department of EnergyGrant or other assistanceDEFENSE NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION RESEARCH 81.113PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS, SECURITY, AND NONPROLIFERATION.$450,585
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 84.033CAMPUS BASED-FWS$371,207
2026National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceMATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049RUI: DEVELOPING BAYESIAN STATISTICAL MODELS INCORPORATING MECHANISTIC PROCESSES FOR ECOLOGICAL DATA -DRAWING RELIABLE SCIENTIFIC CONCLUSIONS FROM ECOLOGICAL DAT$330,740
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS 84.007CAMPUS BASED-FSEOG$267,839
2026Department of the ArmyContractCOLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS 611310NUCLEAR INFRASTRUCTURE EXPLOITATION TEAM SELLAFIELD TRAINING$41,175
2026Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063PELL GRANTS$2,590
2026Department of StateContractLANGUAGE SCHOOLS 611630OFFICE OF LANGUAGE SERVICES$500
2026National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121CLONING/CHARACTERIZATION OF S. MUTANS IRON STIMULATION-$22
2026Department of StateGrant or other assistanceEXPORT CONTROL AND RELATED BORDER SECURITY 19.901PROVIDE A FOUNDATION ON WHICH TO BUILD PARTNER COUNTRY IMPLEMENTATION OF EFFECTIVE CONTROLS AGAINST CARBON FIBER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS.-$69,763
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$1,683,046
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$1,645,057
2025Department of EnergyGrant or other assistanceNONPROLIFERATION AND ARMS CONTROL 81.505AWARDED UNDER COMPETITION VIA NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO) DE-FOA-0002899 AND ASSISTANCE LISTING OF 81.113 (DEFENSE NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION) TO THE PR$967,000
2025Department of StateGrant or other assistanceEXPORT CONTROL AND RELATED BORDER SECURITY 19.901MIIS WILL PROVIDE TWO, 2-WEEK, ACADEMIES FOR UP TO 30 INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS IN EACH SESSION. THE SSTMA IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A THOROUGH INTRODUCTION TO C$567,341
2025National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceDRUG USE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279MODELING MECHANISMS OF INTERINDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN PAIN MODULATION BY SPINAL CORD STIMULATION - PROJECT SUMMARY APPROXIMATELY 20% OF AMERICANS LIVE WITH CHRONI$540,427
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 84.033CAMPUS BASED-FWS$374,834
2025National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceMATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049RUI: ASSESSING THE ROLE OF EPISODIC ACCRETION IN THE FORMATION OF STARS -A GENERAL FRAMEWORK DESCRIBING HOW STARS FORM HAS EXISTED FOR DECADES. HOWEVER, THE DET$272,913
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS 84.007CAMPUS BASED-FSEOG$267,839
2025National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceINTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES 47.083EPSCOR RESEARCH FELLOWS: NSF: BUILDING MECHANISTIC MODELS FOR THE INTERACTION OF TAU PROTEIN AND NEURONAL VOLTAGE -THIS RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT EPSC$237,174
2025Department of EnergyGrant or other assistanceDEFENSE NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION RESEARCH 81.113PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS, SECURITY, AND NONPROLIFERATION.$201,227
2025National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGrant or other assistanceSCIENCE 43.001INVESTIGATING PULSATION TRANSIENCE IN SMC X-1 DURING SUPERORBITAL PERIOD EXCURSION$99,465
2025Department of StateGrant or other assistanceEDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMS APPROPRIATION OVERSEAS GRANTS 19.022THIS AWARD IS TO SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM IN ENGLISH COMMUNICATIONS FOR CYBERSECURITY FOR INDONESIA NATIONAL CYBER AND CRYPTO AGENCY (BSSN) STAFF M$49,983
2025National Endowment for the ArtsGrant or other assistancePROMOTION OF THE ARTS GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS 45.024PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE PUBLICATION AND PROMOTION OF THE NEW ENGLAND REVIEW.$12,500
2025Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063PELL GRANTS$2,940
2025National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceDISCOVERY AND APPLIED RESEARCH FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS TO IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH 93.286VOLUMETRIC TEMPORAL FOCUSING MICROSCOPY FOR FLUORESCENCE-GUIDED SURGERY$0
2025National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242COLLEGE STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PATHWAYS - PROJECT SUMMARY: RATES OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS ARE INCREASING AMONG TODAY’S COLLEGE STUDENTS. THE COLLEGE STUDENT MEN-$1,584
2025National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGrant or other assistanceSPACE TECHNOLOGY 43.01222-ESPOD22-0008 - AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR SATELLITE CONSTELLATIONS AND ORBITAL DEBRIS-$4,954
2025Federal Emergency Management AgencyGrant or other assistanceFINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR TARGETED VIOLENCE AND TERRORISM PREVENTION 97.132FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM-$13,129
2025National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855A CLIMATE AND HOST COMMUNITY DRIVEN IXODES POPULATION AND INFECTION DYNAMICS MODEL-$26,266
2025Department of StateGrant or other assistanceEXPORT CONTROL AND RELATED BORDER SECURITY 19.901DEVELOP AND PILOT A TRAINING MODULE ON UAV-SPECIFIC STRATEGIC TRADE CONTROLS AND BEST PRACTICES IN THEIR IMPLEMENTATION.-$47,451
2025National Science FoundationGrant or other assistancePOLAR PROGRAMS 47.078COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: DISENTANGLING RUNOFF- AND TERMINUS-DRIVEN VELOCITY VARIATIONS OF FAST FLOWING OUTLET GLACIERS -ICE LOSS FROM THE POLAR ICE SHEETS IS THE-$157,585
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$1,891,205
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM 84.063GRANT PROGRAM$1,543,082
2024Department of StateGrant or other assistanceEXPORT CONTROL AND RELATED BORDER SECURITY 19.901MIIS WILL PROVIDE TWO, 2-WEEK, ACADEMIES FOR UP TO 30 INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS IN EACH SESSION. THE SSTMA IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A THOROUGH INTRODUCTION TO C$716,794
2024Department of EnergyGrant or other assistanceDEFENSE NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION RESEARCH 81.113AWARDED UNDER COMPETITION VIA NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO) DE-FOA-0002899 AND ASSISTANCE LISTING OF 81.113 (DEFENSE NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION) TO THE PR$500,000
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 84.033CAMPUS BASED-FWS$418,493
2024National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceSOCIAL, BEHAVIORAL, AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES 47.075URBAN-BASED DOMESTIC LAND INVESTORS AND RURAL TREE COVER GAIN -THIS PROJECT EXAMINES FACTORS THAT LEAD TO THE REGENERATION OF FORESTS IN DEVELOPING REGIONS THAT$398,374
2024National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceAGING RESEARCH 93.866DETERMINING THE ROLES OF BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR (BDNF) AND NEURONAL SYNCHRONY IN THE MEMORY-ENHANCING EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE IN THE AGING MALE BRAIN$387,201
2024National Institutes of HealthGrant or other assistanceBIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859DEEP LEARNING METHODS FOR GENOTYPING STRUCTURAL VARIANTS IN HUMAN GENOMES - PROJECT SUMMARY: STRUCTURAL VARIANTS (SVS) PLAY A CAUSAL ROLE IN NUMEROUS DISEASES. $375,839
2024National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceGEOSCIENCES 47.050DISES-EX: RUI: SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL FEEDBACKS OF MARINE PROTECTED AREAS: DYNAMICS OF SMALL-SCALE FISHING COMMUNITIES AND INSHORE MARINE ECOSYSTEMS -MARINE PROTECTED$362,234
2024National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceOFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 47.079ACCELNET DESIGN: ACCELERATING CRITICAL ZONE SCIENCE WITH AN INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF NETWORKS -THE EARTH?S CRITICAL ZONE (CZ) IS THE NEAR-SURFACE ENVIRONMENT SP$299,700
2024National Science FoundationGrant or other assistanceMATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 47.049RUI: NETWORK EVOLUTION WITH UNOBSERVED MECHANISMS -MANY SOCIAL NETWORKS EVOLVE THROUGH MECHANISMS THAT ARE ONLY PARTIALLY RECORDED IN DATA. FOR EXAMPLE, THE OBS$287,522
2024Department of EducationGrant or other assistanceFEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS 84.007CAMPUS BASED-FSEOG$267,839
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State business registration

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Patents

2 US patents filed in the last 20 years.

PatentTitleGrantedSource
US 10018357Control system and method for biomass power plant2018-07-10PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
US 9163528Control system and method for biomass power plant2015-10-20PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

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Trademarks

5 US trademarks, 5 live.

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MIDDLEBURY INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AT MONTEREY 1955865272062015-02-06Registered and renewedTRTDXFAP, file of 2026-07-29
MIDDLEBURY765030272003-04-01Registered and renewedTRTYRAP, file of 2026-04-03
MIDDLEBURY763684482002-02-08Registered and renewedTRCFECO2, file of 2024-03-27
NO ENGLISH SPOKEN HERE763553662002-01-07Registered and renewedTRCFECO2, file of 2024-03-27
BREAD LOAF761916482001-01-08Registered and renewedTRCFECO2, file of 2024-03-27
THE LANGUAGE PLEDGE756380741999-02-11Registered and renewedTRCFECO2, file of 2024-03-27

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Plan sponsorTHE PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGEVTForm 5500 (employee benefit plans)EIN (EXACT)

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The area Census

Addison CountyMiddlebury CDPCensus Tract 9609

County outline, the place (blue), the tract (orange) and the ZIP center (dot).

In Census Tract 9609, Addison County, Vermont, place (city or town) Middlebury, VT, county Addison County, VT, state Vermont; placed by its ZIP code (county and tract) and city name (place). The tract is the tract holding most of the record's ZIP code (FURP does not geocode street addresses).

  • Revenue of $511,285,123 is $70,815 per resident of Middlebury, VT (population 7,220).
  • 4,881 employees is 676.0 per 1,000 residents of Middlebury, VT.
MeasureCensus tract
Census Tract 9609, Addison County, Vermont
Place (city or town)
Middlebury, VT
County
Addison County, VT
State
Vermont
Population B010035,5387,22037,664647,106
Population, 2020 census P1---643,077
Median age B0100248.423.744.143.1
Under 18 B0100119.3%8.5%16.0%17.9%
65 and over B0100123.9%19.8%22.6%21.4%
White, not Hispanic B0300290.5%79.6%89.6%89.9%
Black B030022.1%1.6%0.9%1.1%
Hispanic or Latino B030023.0%5.3%3.2%2.6%
Asian B030020.4%6.8%1.8%1.8%
American Indian and Alaska Native B030020.1%0.0%0.0%0.1%

Still loading from the census: Median household income, Poverty rate, Bachelor's degree or higher, Median home value.

Data: IPUMS NHGIS (ACS 2020-2024 and the 2020 census); each figure links to its table for that area at data.census.gov. Records are placed by ZIP code and city name, not street address. More: everything FURP has in Census Tract 9609, Addison County, Vermont.

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