QUEENS COLLEGE AUXILIARY ENTERPRISE CORPORATION

Provides education and training to ensure understanding of compliance requirements related to Title IX, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), affirmative action, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Offers undergraduate degrees in 78 majors, over 100 master's degrees, and over 40 accelerated master's programs, including access to 69 undergraduate programs and faculty advising for designing interdisciplinary majors.

Operates a campus with 36 buildings across 80 acres, including parking facilities with decal sales and fine collection, shuttle bus service, and ADA-compliant event spaces with audiovisual services and optional paid parking.

Operates the Kupferberg Performing Arts Center, hosting college events, classes, and rehearsals without rental fees, and presenting community service programs including classical music, dance, children's theater, and contemporary performances.

Organizes educational trips for students to major civil rights movement sites where they meet civil rights leaders and examine the modern-day impacts of the movement, requiring students to document experiences through multimedia and share learnings with the broader campus community.

Provides one-on-one academic advising sessions for incoming students to discuss academic interests and plan their first semester, and offers broader support and resources to help members of the Queens College community thrive across academic, professional, social, and personal domains.

Provides matriculated Queens College students experiencing food insecurity with access to non-perishable food items for themselves and immediate family members by appointment.

Maintains a statewide child count of children and youth with combined hearing and vision loss, provides training to families and professionals on deafblindness, and acts as a resource on deafblindness for children and youth.

Provides venue rental services for events ranging from 10 to 10,000 attendees, including conferences, meetings, fundraising events, and cultural events in facilities such as high-tech classrooms, concert halls, outdoor spaces, reception halls, and an athletics complex, and offers affordable overnight accommodations at The Summit Apartments for event guests.

Uses private philanthropy to support capital improvements, program development, faculty research, and graduate scholarships.

Provides data to support evidence-based decision-making for student success initiatives, program development and evaluation, grants, public relations, strategic planning, and compliance reporting, and collaborates with academic and administrative departments to support a culture of inquiry, evidence, and innovation.