Residential Fellowship Model

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Provides discounted access to cultural and recreational events in New York City and distributes AMC movie vouchers to improve affordability and enrich the residential experience for students and interns.

Organizes regular social and community-building events both within residences and across New York City, including monthly free and low-cost activities, and maintains communal spaces such as lounges, kitchens, study rooms, screening rooms, fitness centers, and private backyards to support resident interaction and quality of life.

Provides safe and affordable furnished housing for college students and interns in New York City, operating year-round at locations including 55 John Street (Financial District), St. George Towers (Brooklyn Heights), Hudson Yards, and Midtown West, and offering summer-only housing at Marymount (Midtown East) and 301 First Avenue (East Village), with move-in dates typically from May 30 to August 7 annually.

Offers 24/7 support from Student Life staff, live-in professional staff, and resident advisors; provides 24-hour security desks and surveillance; and delivers move-in assistance and emergency on-call services to ensure resident safety and well-being across housing locations.

Offers housing accommodations and fosters fellowship opportunities for members of the CHI PSI FRATERNITY ALPHA PSI CHAPTER, supporting their residential and communal needs during college attendance.

Provides recreational and dining facilities specifically for undergraduate members of Saint Anthony Hall Inc. This includes ongoing operation and maintenance of physical spaces intended for member use.

Funds over 20 endowed class scholarships totaling more than $2.7 million since 2011, and awards grants through programmatic endowments such as the Peter and Karin Lee Science Equipment Fund, Music Ministry Travel Fund, and Staff Development Fund.

Provides undergraduate and graduate education in the liberal arts and sciences to students from diverse traditions and economic backgrounds, grounded in a Christian faith perspective. Enrolls 945 undergraduate and 42 graduate students as of Fall 2025.

Offers academic programs in Biology and Global Studies designed to develop well-rounded, globally aware students grounded in Christian faith and values.

Funds endowed leadership roles including the Ellen F. Donley Dean of Education & Behavioral Sciences and supports athletics through endowed funds such as the Kristopher W. Clester Intramural and Club Sports Fund.

Hosts a faith community representing 32 Christian denominations, offering weekly spiritual development activities and fostering a diverse Christian environment.

Operates 15 NCAA Division III sports teams serving approximately one-third of the student body, hosts scrimmages and all-athlete meetings, and supports intramural and club sports. Also established endowment funds for all intercollegiate sports teams and intramural programs.

Manages auxiliary enterprises including student housing, dining services, and a campus store to support student social and emotional development.

Offers academic programs in equine studies and operates a Summer Equestrian Camp, providing students with hands-on experience in horsemanship, riding instruction, and equestrian program management. Programs have consistently reached full enrollment.

Offers student life programming including approximately 35 student clubs, leadership development opportunities, weekly spiritual development activities, and outdoor recreation events such as morning hikes and outdoor movies on the Quad.

Offers comprehensive student support including mental and physical wellbeing care, academic support, internship placement, career services, and post-graduation career advising for alumni.

Appoints faculty members to named chairs and professorships, supporting academic excellence and institutional capacity.