New York University

Filing Period

Sep 1, 2009 to Aug 31, 2010

Signed

Jul 15, 2011

Return Version

2009v1.7

Gross Receipts

$6,919,482,115

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

PATIENT CARE: NYU's Medical Academic Programs are a major element of the University's mission. The NYU School of Medicine was established in 1841; from its earliest years, it has been at the forefront of advancing the medical profession and medical research, including participating in the process that led to the establishment of New York City's Health Department, establishing the first outpatient clinic, establishing the first laboratory devoted to teaching and research in bacteriology and pathology, creating the first department of forensic medicine, and creating the first department of physical medicine and rehabilitation in the U.S., and establishing one of the first MD-PhD programs. Its faculty and graduates have included Nobel Laureates, the discoverer of the mosquito as the source of transmission of yellow fever, both creators of the polio vaccine, and the researchers who found the linkage between Kaposi's sarcoma and immune deficiency in a distinct population of gay men (a key step in identifying AIDS) among other leaders in medicine. Through affiliation agreements, the doctors and students at NYU School of Medicine play a crucial role in ensuring top quality care not only at the NYU Langone Medical Center, but also at the Manhattan VA Hospital and Bellevue Hospital (arguably the foremost public hospital in the U.S). The NYU College of Dentistry, which as the largest dental school in the United States and most comprehensive oral health center in the world, cares for some 50,000 poor and low income New Yorkers each year, and operates a mobile dental care program which travels to underserved areas of New York State. In addition, NYU offers masters degrees in public health, and provides undergraduate and graduate education for over 1,200 nursing students.

Activity 3

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP: NYU IS A MAJOR RESEARCH INSTITUTION, WITH SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT FROM NIH, NSF AND OTHER FUNDERS. The research and creative output of NYU's scholars have led to the receipt of Nobel Prizes, Abel Prizes, Pulitzer Prizes, Guggenheims, the National Medal of the Arts, the National Medal of Science, NSF Waterman Awards, Max Planck Awards, the Kavli Prize, Academy Awards, and Tony Awards, among many other honors for the University's faculty. NYU FACULTY findings are regularly published in top journals across a broad range of scholarly disciplines. NYU has leading programs in economics, mathematics (and particularly applied mathematics), neuroscience, genomics, soft condensed matter physics, sociology, and philosophy, among many other scholarly fields.

Filer

EIN

13-5562308