Impact Report & Donor Honor Roll

With Sincere Gratitude to Our 2023-24 Donors 

Letter from the President

Dear Endicott College Donors,

Reflecting on my five years as President of Endicott College, I am immensely proud of what we have achieved together. When I first joined the Endicott community, I outlined several ambitious goals in my inaugural address. Thanks to your unwavering generosity and support, we have not only met–but exceeded–these milestones.

We have expanded study-abroad opportunities, allowing more students than ever to engage in global learning. Our internship program, the Endicott Experiential Edge, provides students with hands-on experience in their chosen fields, equipping them for meaningful careers upon graduation. Innovative community housing has fostered integration of living and learning, building bonds that extend beyond the classroom. Of course, the beautiful Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences stands as a testament to our commitment to training future healthcare leaders.

To meet the needs of our vibrant campus community, we constructed a new residence hall for underclassmen. Through mindful fiscal planning, we ended the fiscal year in a strong financial position. In addition, we launched Endicott’s first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign, Spread Your Wings, which has since raised over $50 million for our students.

Each of these accomplishments speaks to the strength of the Endicott community and the vision we share for our students' future. Your support has been pivotal in this journey, creating opportunities that inspire leadership through transformational learning. As we look to the future, I hope you continue to invest in Endicott, knowing that, together, we are building a legacy of impact, education, and excellence.

With deep gratitude,

Steven R. DiSalvo, Ph.D.
President

"Throughout my four years at Endicott, I have had the opportunity to participate in several service-learning experiences that have transformed my outlook on healthcare and life. As part of our community health class, I volunteered at several food pantries and homeless shelters and provided health education to these populations. In May of 2023, I traveled with a group of fellow nursing students in Guatemala, where we volunteered at a health clinic in a small village. This trip not only strengthened my nursing skills, but altered my perspective of what truly matters in life. I know that these trips and experiences will transform my career as a nurse for the better, and I am so grateful to Endicott for presenting me with these opportunities."