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The John Jay Society is an esteemed group of alumni and friends who have invested in the future of John Jay College by establishing a planned gift. John Jay Society members are privy to members-only events and other special activities. They are recognized in publications like Justice Matters, our college magazine. There are multiple ways to give via a planned gift including a bequest, charitable gift annuity and by adding the College as a beneficiary to your insurance policy. For more information about making a planned gift to John Jay College, please contact: Adeshola Akintobi, MBA, Major Gifts & Planned Giving Manager, (212) 621-3736, 
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The Price Family Foundation Supports Student Success Pilot Program
While the number of low-income students attending college has risen steadily, the percentage who complete their degrees has not. Through a generous grant from the Price Family Foundation, John Jay College is piloting a first-of-its-kind program focused on college seniors who are close to finishing their degrees, but are at risk for stopping or dropping out.
The goal of the program is to use data and analytics to provide tailored supports for students to guide them to degree completion.The program team is using a custom-built predictive analytic tool to identify different tiers of students at risk for dropping out. Based on this analysis, they will recommend interventions tailored to each student’s needs—e.g. peer coaching, personalized text-based messages to help students stay on track, and—for those most at risk—comprehensive advising
The three-year program will also offer options for carefully selected John Jay students to take tuition-free summer or winter courses to maintain academic momentum, as well as small completion grants that keep students from stopping out for financial reasons. A faculty mentor will offer guidance on post-graduate planning such as exploring career or graduate school options. In the summer of 2020, we will hold a Learning Summit with other CUNY colleges and community partners to share and reflect on the learnings from this initiative and to encourage other CUNY campuses to adopt cost-effective and targeted supports to increase completion rates and student success.
The Price Family Foundation is a private family foundation dedicated to helping economically disadvantaged young people reach their fullest potential. The Foundation believes that it is not enough to just help students enter college, but it is also essential to support and coach them through to graduation, as well as help students build strong resumes through professional work experiences.
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Office of Institutional Advancement
Haaren Hall 623
524 West 59th Street
New York, NY 10019
Email iadvancement@jjay.cuny.edu
Phone 212-237-8624
SUPPORT STUDENT SUCCESS
ANNUAL FUND
Your gift to the Annual Fund will be used where it is needed most including providing scholarships and internships that help students thrive academically; supporting study abroad and undergraduate research opportunities; funding math and science tutoring, and sustaining other critical programs.
STUDENT EMERGENCY FUND
The Student Emergency Fund provides short-term relief to students facing homelessness, hunger and food insecurity, medical emergencies, child care issues, family emergencies, transportation challenges and other difficulties so they stay in school.
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
More than half of John Jay students work while attending college. Receiving a scholarship allows students to concentrate on their studies rather than finances and to thrive academically and professionally. The Scholarship Fund provides donors an opportunity to have a big impact on student success by making any sized gift, large or small, to the pooled fund.
JOIN THE JOHN JAY SOCIETY
The John Jay Society is an esteemed group of alumni and friends who have invested in the future of John Jay College by establishing a planned gift. There are multiple ways to give via a planned gift including a bequest, charitable gift annuity and by adding the College as a beneficiary to your insurance policy.
