named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (AGPCNP) Program
Graduate-level nursing program preparing practitioners to expand and strengthen healthcare access and workforce capacity
Field Period®
Experiential learning program requiring students to complete hands-on field experiences related to their academic interests, often leading to career confirmation and professional development
Master of Science in Leadership
Full-time intensive 31-credit graduate program designed to address managerial shortages in the Finger Lakes and upstate New York, completable in under one year without GMAT or GRE requirements
Nursing Program
Undergraduate and graduate nursing education program featuring modern health assessment suites and clinical training facilities
Occupational Therapy Program
Academic program with four decades of history focused on training healthcare professionals in occupational therapy
activities · 7 groups
What they do
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Higher Education Degree Programs 2 activities
- Administer online and intensive Master of Science in Leadership programOffers a 100% online M.S. in Leadership with Management and Healthcare tracks, as well as a full-time intensive 31-credit version that can be completed in 10 months, delivering 11 asynchronous courses across seven-week sessions for working professionals.
- Offer accelerated degree programs for students with prior creditProvides degree programs in business, nursing, and social work that can be completed in less than two years by students who have prior college credit, increasing access to higher education for transfer and returning students.
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Health Professions Education Programs 2 activities
- Operate nursing and advanced clinical simulation programsEnrolls over 140 students in pre-licensure and adult-gerontology primary care nurse practitioner programs, supported by advanced Health Professions Simulation Labs and the Mary Ikeda Chin ’50 Health Assessment Suite, funded in part by a $200,000 gift for lab renovations.
- Run a five-year dual-degree occupational therapy programOffers a continuous occupational therapy academic program since 1985, including a dual-degree track allowing students to earn both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years, with immersive field placements locally, statewide, and internationally.
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Ocean Ecosystem Restoration & Research 1 activity
- Conduct interdisciplinary coral reef restoration researchLeads research on coral reef restoration through the X-REEFS project, testing novel cement tile formulations that raise seawater pH and increase baby coral survival rates by up to 400%, with findings published in a Nature Portfolio journal led by Dr. Melissa Ruszczyk.
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Interscholastic and Inclusive School Sports Programs 1 activity
- Manage intercollegiate athletic programs and reportingFields NCAA Division III athletic teams, achieving milestones such as the first Empire 8 championship and NCAA Tournament invitation in college history, while complying with federal reporting requirements under the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act.
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Behavioral Health and Human Services Training 1 activity
- Provide forensic psychology education integrating criminology and psychologyOffers academic programs that integrate psychology and criminology for students interested in forensic psychology, supported by Field Period internships placing them in real-world criminal justice environments.
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Higher Education Career Placement 1 activity
- Support student success and alumni workforce integrationPlaces 96% of graduates in employment or graduate school within six months of graduation and has more than 1,600 nursing alumni practicing across New York state, reflecting long-term capacity-building in healthcare professions.
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Uncategorized 5 activities
- Conduct research on global food aid and malnutrition in older adultsConducted independent research on global food aid programs and studied malnutrition in older adults in collaboration with scholars at Imperial College London.
- Deliver experiential learning through Field Period® programRequires every student in every major to complete a self-designed Field Period experience annually, providing real-world, hands-on experience in their field of study. These experiences include internships in criminal justice settings, service work addressing food insecurity, and observational roles with probation departments.
- Foster academic partnerships and pathwaysMaintains articulation agreements with BOCES programs, community colleges, and graduate institutions to create educational pathways and support student transitions into and beyond Keuka College.
- Maintain institutional research compliance and accreditationOperates an Institutional Review Board (IRB) to ensure compliance with federal regulations in protecting human and animal research subjects and had institutional accreditation reaffirmed by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education in 2022.
- Operate campus and generate regional economic impactHosts over 1,100 students, around 300 employees, and more than 5,000 summer conference guests on its 290-acre campus and generates over $110 million in annual regional economic impact, serving as the largest private employer in Yates County.
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financials · form 990 · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$56.93M
Contributions & grants$6.96M12%
Program service revenue$47.44M83%
Investment income$2.01M4%
Other revenue$526K
expenses
Total expenses$55.45M
Program expenses78%
Admin / overhead21%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$20.51M
Grants paid out$18.56M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$65.37M
Cash$9.82M
Investments$17.33M
Liabilities$25.46M
Net assets$39.91M
Liquid reserves5.9 mo
5 years on record · 2019–2023 · YoY revenue +6.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2023
Who runs it
paid leadership · 13
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| AMY STOREY | PRESIDENT | 40 | $393K |
| BRAD FUSTER | PROVOST & VP FOR ACAD AFFAIRS | 40 | $234K |
| ROBERT BAUMET | VP FINANCE & ADMIN | 40 | $228K |
| PETE BEKISZ | VP ENROLLMENT MGMT & MKTG | 40 | $200K |
| TIMOTHY SELLERS | VP COE & ASSOC PROVOST | 40 | $194K |
| HEATHER MALDONADO | VP STUDENT DEVELOPMENT | 40 | $181K |
| PHIL CATALANO | AVP & CONTROLLER | 40 | $175K |
| CHRIS ALTERIO | DEAN, HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS | 40 | $169K |
| ELIZABETH RUSSO | PROFESSOR OF NURSING | 40 | $150K |
| CARRIE ROBERTS | ASSOC PROF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY | 40 | $142K |
| KEN SANDERS | ASSOCIATE PROVOST | 40 | $137K |
| JOSIE KELLEY | STUDENT TRUSTEE REPRESENTA | 1 | $4K |
| LEILANI PRICE | STUDENT TRUSTEE REPRESENTA | 1 | $2K |
board members · 12
- AMANDA CHU — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- CRYSTAL J GIPS EDD — CHAIR
- DAN GALE — TREASURER
- DONALD P WERTMAN — SECRETARY
- JANET HESLOP — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- JEFFREY WRIGHT — VICE CHAIR
- JOHN PAUL PEREZ — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- JUANITA M HAWKINS — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- KRISTEN DELUCA — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- LYN FITCH — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- REV ANNE B WAASDORP — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- STEVE SOLOMON — BOARD OF TRUSTEES
relationships · 24
Who they work with
- BOCES Partner — Has articulation agreements for student transfer pathways.
- Brittany Heysler Partner — Adjunct professor and practicing probation officer who facilitates student placements and mentorship at Yates County’s drug court program.
- Caring Gene® Partner — Partners to offer no-cost graduate degrees in nursing and social work to address provider shortages.
- Chin family Partner — Provided leadership and financial support for the Health Assessment Suite, including a $200,000 gift.
- Eastman Kodak Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- FLACRA Partner — Collaborates with Keuka College-affiliated programs by providing access to addiction recovery services for student observation and learning.
- Finger Lakes Economic Development Center Partner — Collaborates with Keuka College to address regional leadership talent shortages; CEO provides endorsement of the MSL program.
- Finger Lakes Regional Economic Development Council Government — Co-chaired by Bob Duffy, whose participation links Keuka College to regional economic development efforts.
- Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Partner — Represented at the dedication ceremony by President Bob Duffy, indicating regional engagement and partnership.
- Imperial College London Partner — Collaborated with scholars on research related to malnutrition in older adults.
- International Accreditation Council for Business Education Government — Accredits the Master of Science in Leadership program at Keuka College.
- Mary Cariola Center Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- Middle States Commission on Higher Education Government — Accredits Keuka College as an institution.
- New York State School for the Blind Partner — Hosts occupational therapy student placements for real-world immersion experiences.
- Oswego Health Partner — Alumni affiliation and professional collaboration through leadership development; graduate serves in chief nursing officer and chief operating officer roles.
- Rochester City School District Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- Rochester Regional Health Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- Rochester School for the Deaf Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- Trillium Health Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- Trinity College Partner — Competing against Keuka College in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
- University of Miami Partner — Collaborated with Keuka College faculty on coral reef restoration research using custom flumes and cement tile experiments.
- University of Rochester Medical Center Partner — Hosted a Field Period externship for a Keuka College nursing student, leading to full-time employment.
- Xerox Partner — Partnered with Keuka College’s Field Period program by offering internships to students.
- Yates County Probation Department Partner — Hosts Keuka College students for Field Period® internships in probation and rehabilitation services.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Accelerated Access for Working Professionalsmethodology: accelerated_accessBy offering flexible, accelerated master's programs without GMAT/GRE requirements, Keuka increases access for working adults and builds regional leadership capacity because removing structural barriers enables career advancement and lifelong learning.
- Experiential Learning Through Field Period®methodology: experiential_learningBy requiring students to complete self-designed, real-world internships (Field Period®), Keuka College builds career readiness, professional passion, and purpose-driven career paths because experiential engagement deepens learning and connects academic study to practice.
- Holistic Student Support from Entry Pointmethodology: holistic_student_supportBy providing continuous personal and academic support starting at orientation, Keuka fosters professional commitment and emotional development because early and sustained support systems improve student resilience and program engagement.
- Practicing Faculty Model for Clinical Relevancemethodology: practicing_faculty_modelBy integrating faculty who maintain current clinical practice into teaching, Keuka ensures that instruction remains evidence-based and aligned with real-world demands, because lived professional experience enhances educational relevance and student preparedness.
- Residential College Model for Developmental Growthmethodology: residential-college-modelBy embedding students in a residential college environment, Keuka supports emotional maturation, social development, and self-sufficiency because living and learning together creates formative developmental experiences beyond the classroom.