Liberal Arts Education
Provides comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs emphasizing critical thinking, experiential learning, and interdisciplinary study preparing students for diverse careers.
Private residential college offering life-changing academic pathways
About Organization
Private residential campus where students find life-changing academic pathways, powerful career networks, and lifelong community. Based in Ithaca, NY, the college is situated near 150 majestic waterfalls in the Finger Lakes region, serving 3,730 employees with annual revenue of $369.6 million and offering comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs in a vibrant college town setting.
Liberal Arts Education
Provides comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs emphasizing critical thinking, experiential learning, and interdisciplinary study preparing students for diverse careers.
Student Experience
Creates vibrant campus community through 200+ organizations, cultural events, athletics, and inclusive environment supporting personal growth and leadership development.
Career Development
Connects students with professional opportunities through internships, alumni networks, career resources, and employer partnerships supporting successful transitions to careers.
Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.
Revenue (2021)
$369.6M
+4.6% vs 2021
Assets (2021)
$874.5M
+4.7% vs 2021
| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Assets | Employees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | — | — | — | — |
| 2021 | $353,413,943 | $313,023,511 | $835,496,702 | 3,730 |
| 2020 | — | — | — | — |
| 2020 | $309,746,342 | $312,551,035 | $909,282,506 | 4,290 |
| 2019 | $365,679,639 | $370,493,665 | $834,703,732 | 5,480 |
| 2017 | $370,878,479 | $365,317,228 | $829,643,495 | 5,498 |
Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.
Delivers rigorous liberal arts and professional programs emphasizing experiential learning and faculty mentorship.
Supports personal growth through 200+ organizations, leadership programs, and campus activities fostering community engagement.
Connects students with internships, networking opportunities, and professional resources preparing for successful careers.
Engages with Ithaca community through service, partnerships, and cultural programs enriching both campus and region.
Services and programs offered by Ithaca College
Provides liberal arts and professional degree programs emphasizing hands-on learning, research opportunities, and faculty mentorship preparing students for career success.
Offers advanced degrees in business, education, health sciences, communications, and music supporting professional development and specialized expertise.
Supports 200+ student organizations covering arts, culture, service, athletics, and special interests fostering leadership development and community engagement.
Connects students with internships, networking opportunities, and professional development resources leveraging strong alumni networks across industries.
Provides undergraduate and graduate research experiences across disciplines with faculty guidance and funding supporting scholarly investigation and innovation.
Meet the people behind Ithaca College.
1938
1938
Received federal tax-exempt status as educational institution providing higher education in New York.
2017
2017
Operated with 5,498 employees and $371 million revenue serving comprehensive student population.
2019
2019
Reached maximum operational scale with 5,480 employees and $366 million revenue supporting diverse academic programs.
2024
2024
Recognized as top LGBTQ-friendly school and best town to visit with 3,730 employees supporting academic excellence.
Board members, advisors, and key contributors
Picture yourself pushing academic boundaries and collaborating with new friends near 150 majestic waterfalls in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. Ithaca College sits on South Hill overlooking the heart of Ithaca, New York, a thriving city full of art, culture, and festivals.Ithaca was recently named #1 Best Town to Visit in America and is a top ranked college town. In addition to the main campus, IC has satellite programs in Los Angeles and London.
Our alumni lead, launch, and lift others up—opening doors and creating impact worldwide. They’re Pulitzer Prize winners, Fortune 500 leaders, nonprofit founders, Netflix storytellers, healthcare innovators, and groundbreaking researchers. From day one, students gain momentum from a global network of creators and change-makers who champion one another.
At IC, our faculty and staff are dedicated to student education and growth. As thought leaders moving their fields forward, IC faculty not only mentor students but also continue to learn and develop as professionals who care about using their knowledge and expertise to make a difference in the world.
IC's NCAA Division III athletics program, with 28 competitive sports teams, reflects the intense drive, professionalism, and spirit of contribution and support that is alive throughout the entire IC community. IC pride pulses through student life from locker rooms to coffee shops to everyday conversations, where everyone can be part of the action.
In a world where tomorrow’s careers haven’t been invented yet, IC prepares you with adaptability, creative confidence, and collaborative skills to thrive anywhere. Our community connects artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, and storytellers—sparking strategic partnerships, pioneering collaborations, and fueling innovation in business and communities worldwide. Here, curiosity leads to creation, and collaboration drives what’s next.
Information compiled from IRS Form 990 and organizational materials.
Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990
Total Reported (2021)
$4.2M
Highest Paid
$691K
Shirley M Collado
Compensated Officers
15
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shirley M Collado | Advisor (Thru 12/21)/PRES(Thru 8/21) | $666,470 | $24,344 | $690,814 | 40 |
| La Jerne Terry Cornish | President (As Of 08/21) | $361,470 | $30,315 | $391,785 | 40 |
| Linda Petrosino | Dean, Hs&Hp | $250,799 | $22,590 | $273,389 | 40 |
| Laurie M Koehler | VP Marketing And Enrollment Strategy | $234,463 | $32,391 | $266,854 | 40 |
| David L Weil | Associate VP & CIO | $198,384 | $64,655 | $263,039 | 40 |
| Hayley Harris | VP Human Resources | $229,062 | $26,285 | $255,347 | 40 |
| Timothy R Carey | Associate VP, Facilities(Thru 06/22) | $247,229 | $6,358 | $253,587 | 40 |
| Wendy Kobler Thru 062022 | VP Philanthropy & Engagement | $235,294 | $17,459 | $252,753 | 40 |
| Rosanno Ferro Thru 062022 | VP Student Affairs And Campus Life | $209,584 | $34,140 | $243,724 | 40 |
| Alka Bramhandkar | Interim Dean, School Of Business | $190,908 | $25,003 | $215,911 | 40 |
| James A Yaggie | Professor | $176,508 | $38,542 | $215,050 | 40 |
| Melanie Stein | Provost (As Of 08/21) | $206,878 | $7,220 | $214,098 | 40 |
| John I Powers | Interim Dean, Communications | $149,075 | $60,649 | $209,724 | 40 |
| Marie C Blouin | Associate Professor & Chair | $184,576 | $21,637 | $206,213 | 40 |
| Odalys M Diaz Pineiro | Chief Of Staff | $173,752 | $24,535 | $198,287 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shirley M Collado | President | $723,985 | $96,963 | $820,948 | 40 |
| William Guerrero | VP Finance & Admin (Thru 02/2021) | $285,046 | $30,440 | $315,486 | 40 |
| Laurie M Koehler | VP Marketing & Enrollment Stgy | $234,453 | $38,176 | $272,629 | 40 |
| La Jerne Cornish | Provost & SVP | $237,498 | $34,275 | $271,773 | 40 |
| Wendy Kobler | VP Philanthropy & Engagement | $236,292 | $21,649 | $257,941 | 40 |
| Sean F Reid | Former Dean, Sch Of Bus (Thru 06/20) | $194,832 | $62,701 | $257,533 | — |
| Timothy R Carey | Associate VP, Facilities | $239,211 | $10,919 | $250,130 | 40 |
| Diane M Gayeski | Former Dean, School Of Communications | $224,714 | $19,792 | $244,506 | 40 |
| Linda Petrosino | Dean, Hs&Hp | $211,537 | $32,254 | $243,791 | 40 |
| David L Weil | Associate VP & CIO | $179,892 | $55,885 | $235,777 | 40 |
| Rosanna Ferro | VP Student Affairs And Campus Life | $190,549 | $44,451 | $235,000 | 40 |
| John I Powers As Of 0720 | Interim Dean, School Of COMM. | $178,728 | $55,437 | $234,165 | 40 |
| Hayley Harris | VP Human Resources | $201,863 | $31,014 | $232,877 | 40 |
| Guilherme Costa Non-Voting | Secretary, VP, Gc (Thru 09/2020) | $194,104 | $32,568 | $226,672 | 40 |
| Alka Bramhandkar As Of 0720 | Interim Dean, School Of Business | $190,785 | $32,254 | $223,039 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shirley M Collado | President | $583,872 | $98,330 | $682,202 | 40 |
| Sean F Reid Thru 062020 | Dean, School Of Business | $325,780 | $126,390 | $452,170 | 40 |
| Christopher M Biehn | Former VP Instl Adv. | $396,273 | $34,021 | $430,294 | — |
| Guilherme Costa Non-Voting | Secretary, VP, Gc | $244,130 | $49,578 | $293,708 | 40 |
| William Guerrero | VP Finance & Administration | $254,361 | $38,969 | $293,330 | 40 |
| La Jerne Cornish | Provost & SVP | $243,743 | $44,052 | $287,795 | 40 |
| Linda Petrosino | Dean, Hs&Hp | $234,226 | $40,966 | $275,192 | 40 |
| David L Weil | Associate VP & CIO | $178,193 | $73,523 | $251,716 | 40 |
| Timothy R Carey | Associate VP, Facilities | $227,489 | $21,417 | $248,906 | 40 |
| Nancy E Pringle | Former Secretary, SVP, Gc | $183,506 | $59,007 | $242,513 | — |
| Diane M Gayeski Thru 62020 | Dean, School Of Communications | $202,729 | $28,218 | $230,947 | 40 |
| Rosanna Ferro | VP Student Affairs And Campus | $182,496 | $37,399 | $219,895 | 40 |
| Matthew S Rodgers | Assistant Professsor And Chair | $175,294 | $41,473 | $216,767 | 40 |
| Marie C Blouin | Assistant Professor | $196,722 | $18,549 | $215,271 | 40 |
| Karl Paulnack Thru 062020 | Dean, School Of Music | $169,861 | $42,503 | $212,364 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas R Rochon | President (Thru 6/2017) | $868,151 | $81,822 | $949,973 | 40 |
| Sean F Reid | Dean, Business | $313,603 | $91,869 | $405,472 | 40 |
| Shirley M Collado | President (As Of 7/2017) | $334,879 | $31,062 | $365,941 | 40 |
| Nancy E Pringle Non-Voting | Secretary, Senior VP, Gc | $257,603 | $89,737 | $347,340 | 40 |
| Christopher M Biehn | VP Institutional Advancement | $252,909 | $50,836 | $303,745 | 40 |
| Linda Petrosino | Interim VP Edu Aff. & Provost | $224,445 | $37,941 | $262,386 | 40 |
| Brian K Dickens | VP Human Resources | $202,878 | $47,189 | $250,067 | 40 |
| Timothy R Carey | Associate VP, Facilities | $217,382 | $19,934 | $237,316 | 40 |
| Diane M Gayeski | Dean, School Of Communications | $195,658 | $26,679 | $222,337 | 40 |
| Gwen Seaquist | Professor | $189,335 | $24,229 | $213,564 | 40 |
| Vincent Wei-Cheng Wang | Dean, Humanities & Sciences | $170,967 | $38,957 | $209,924 | 40 |
| Gerard R Turbide | VP Enrollment Management | $180,754 | $25,935 | $206,689 | 40 |
| Jeffrey W Lippitt | Associate Professor And Chair | $176,445 | $27,803 | $204,248 | 40 |
| Janet L Williams | Interim VP Finance & Admin. | $186,246 | $17,622 | $203,868 | 40 |
| Karl Paulnack | Dean, Music | $168,820 | $33,970 | $202,790 | 40 |
Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.
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Data from Federal Election Commission • Individual contributions only
Grant funding relationships from IRS Form 990 filings
Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings. Amounts may span multiple tax years.
Government awards and grants from USAspending.gov
| Agency | Award ID | Type | Period | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Education | P063P251855 | DIRECT PAYMENT FOR SPECIFIED USE, AS A SUBSIDY OR OTHER NON-REIMBURSABLE DIRECT FINANCIAL AID (C) | 2025-2031 | $2,544,501 |
| HHS | R13HD103329 | PROJECT GRANT (B) | 2020-2025 | $24,200 |
| Education | P268K261855 | DIRECT LOAN (E) | 2025-2047 | $0 |
Source: USAspending.gov. Amounts represent total federal obligations.