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The Class of 1975 Endowed Academic Enrichment Fund

The Class of 1975 is coming together to create The Class of 1975 Endowed Academic Enrichment Fund to provide annual support for students to either attend or present their scholarly work at professional meetings and connect with leaders in their fields. To establish this named endowment at Einstein, we have set an initial $50,000 goal, which will provide approximately $2,500* in annual conference funding.  

Students have identified funding for expenses related to participating in professional conferences, research symposiums, and other academic meetings as a high-priority need. Please know that this additional support would be so meaningful to our students, and this new Class of 1975 Fund will ensure that our medical students are building their professional resumes for residency and careers.

You can make your gift online on this page, or contact our offices at 718-430-3174 or by emailing development@einsteinmed.edu to discuss multi-year pledges or planned giving arrangements.

* $50,000 minimum amount needed to create a named endowed fund. The current rate realized as revenue from the invested endowments is 5.5 percent over a ten-month average. The rate is approved by the board and has been stable for the last ten years.

Thank you to our generous supporters!

  • Leslie Agisim
  • Aaron Altman and Susan Sanger
  • Gaya S. Aranoff Bernstein, MD '75
  • David A. Auerbach, MD '74
  • Jill R. Baron, MD
  • Barbara D. Bartlik, MD '81
  • Harvey S. Bennett, MD '75
  • Nicky Bhatia, MD '07
  • Mark T. Birns, MD '74
  • Sandra L. Blethen Chasalow, MD, PhD '75
  • Mark A. Erlich, MD '75
  • Stanley I. Fisch, MD '70
  • Steven R. Flier, MD '75
  • Laura E. Fox, MD '75
  • Richard S. Frankenstein, MD '74
  • Gerald A. Fruchter, MD '75
  • Janina R. Galler, MD '72
  • Mitchell E. Geffner, MD '75
  • Glenmede
  • Victor Goldsmith, PhD
  • Kathleen A. Gotschlich, MD '75
  • Leonard B. Grossman, MD '75
  • Mark Hecht, OD
  • David S. Herszenson, MD '08
  • Allan I. Jacob, MD '75
  • Karen R. Kade, MD '76
  • Barbara A. Kapelman, MD '75
  • Mona Karim, MD '98
  • Hillel J. Karp, MD '75
  • Robert S. Katz, MD '75
  • Edmund C. Keung, MD '75
  • Cheryl L. Kunis, MD '75
  • Arthur N. Landau, MD '75
  • Richard Libman, MD
  • Susan L. Liebenhaut, MD '75
  • Frank R. Lipton, MD, '75
  • Steven Mandel, MD '75 and Heidi J. Mandel, PhD
  • Assumpta A. Madu, MD '93 
  • Suzanne M. Murphy, EdD 
  • Jay Neuhaus, DDS 
  • Herbert Norat 
  • Eugene Peters, MD '75 
  • Arthur S. Pickoff, MD '75 
  • Jody R. Piltz-Seymour, MD '84 
  • Harold A. Pincus, MD '75 
  • Richard Prince, PhD 
  • James A. Rand, MD '75 
  • Arlene M. Rosenberg Henick, MD '90 
  • Peter S. Rotwein, MD '75 
  • Adam J. Rowen, MD '74
  • Lewis J. Rubin, MD '75
  • Deborah Rund, MD 
  • Solomon Sauerhaft, MD 
  • Joan B. Savitsky, MD '75 
  • Franklin D. Segall, MD '75 
  • Betsy Seifter
  • Jay E. Selman, MD
  • Penny M. Stern, MD '89
  • Howard T. Stieglitz, MD
  • Scott Suchin, MD '99 
  • Ira N. Targoff, MD '75 
  • Denis R. Weinberg, MD '75 
  • Neil H. White, MD '75 
  • Stuart E. Williams, MD '75 
  • Gerald W. Zaidman, MD '75 
  • Stanley R. Zimmerman, MD '75 
  • Edward Zoltan, MD '02

Endowed fund administration: Einstein follows the terms of the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (“NYPMIFA”), which allows Einstein to expend amounts from its endowment funds even when market values decline below the endowment funds’ historic dollar values. The College would act prudently in determining the amount to so expend, taking into account several factors enumerated in NYPMIFA such as the purpose and preservation of the fund, the needs of the institution, general economic conditions, expected earnings, and the availability of other resources. No changes would be made as to how the funds are to be used.