Skip to main content Nazareth College | Campaign for College and Community

Nazareth College | Campaign for College and Community

Quick Facts

Read more about:

The Wellness and Rehabilitation Institute

200,000 physicians

According to the 2009 Institute of Medicine report, there will be a gap of 200,000 physicians and 1 million nurses over the next 10 years.

25 percent

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that employment of social workers is expected to grow by 25 percent from 2010 to 2020, faster than the average for all occupations.

37,000 jobs

Health care is one of the fastest-growing field in the U.S. In April 2011, 37,000 health care jobs were added, notes the Clinton Global Initiative America Conference.

18–22 percent

The New York State Department of Labor projects an 18 to 22 percent growth rate in speech-language pathology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and nursing jobs from 2011 to 2018.

Endowment & Scholarships

98 percent

The overwhelming percentage of Naz students who receive grants or scholarships to pay for college. In fiscal year 2010, only $800,0000 in endowed scholarship funds were available.

40 percent

Naz students who come from families with annual incomes below $75,000

150

Number of endowed scholarships that change the lives of students

4

Number of endowed professorships at Nazareth

$10 million

Campaign goal for the endowment, bringing it to $65 million to invest for the good of Nazareth students

$19 million

Funds from the College's own operating funds that went toward scholarship support

12.1 percent

Return on the endowment in 2010. Nazareth beat the average return of nearly 800 institutions with endowments under $1 billion.

The Integrated Center for Math and Science at Peckham Hall

74,000

gross square feet

20 labs

to serve biology, chemistry, physics, math, computing, and ecology

8 classrooms

and lab lecture rooms offer state-of-the-art technology, including smartboards

4 floors

devoted to learning spaces

LEED green building

certification at the silver or potentially gold level

Reaching Out

Space is designed to encourage collaboration among students and faculty, including open areas for group study and reference materials adjacent to faculty offices

Two “green roof” gardens continue Naz’s environmental initiatives

A greenhouse features three environments — desert, sub-tropical, and temperate. It will grow plants for study and research, for community outreach, and for showing teachers how to use plants to enrich a math/science curriculum.

One of 20 buildings on the 150-acre Nazareth campus

Cost: $32 million

Naming opportunities range from $10,000 to $7.5 million

Spring 2011

Groundbreaking

Fall 2012

Grand Opening

The Arts

$10.5 million

Funds raised as part of the Campaign for College and Community that supported the renovation of the Nazareth College Arts Center

42 years

The age of the Callahan Theater before renovations

900 seats

Available for productions and performances open to the Rochester region

75,000 people

Yearly attendance at the Arts Center

$4.5 million

The estimated economic impact of Arts Center events

Nazareth is featured in The Best 373 Colleges: 2011 Edition, and this year's edition ranks the Nazareth College Arts Center as one of the Best College Theaters at #10.

Nazareth College

Nearly 3,000 students, 94% of whom come from New York

472 students enrolled in entering class for fall 2012

23 states and territories represented in that class, including California, Hawaii, Minnesota, Guam, as well as New York and the greater Northeast

30% are in the top 10% of their high school graduating class

15% are students of color

60% of alumni are in the Rochester region

91 (out of 100) "Quality of life" score students give Nazareth in The Princeton Review’s Best 377 Colleges

90% of Nazareth students volunteer with service organizations across the region

90% of the respondents in a survey of the 2010 graduating class are either employed or attending graduate school within one year of graduating

12 consecutive years ranked as a "top tier" Northern college in U.S. News and World Report's Best Colleges

#1 producer of U.S. Fulbright student-scholars in the Master's Institutions category, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.

#89 on finance magazine Kiplinger's list of Top 100 Best Value Colleges.