Phillip Culver of Nassau Community College Honored as a
 “Responsible 100” by City & State New York

December 22, Garden City, NY – Phillip Culver, Senior Director, Office of Civil Rights and Belonging at Nassau Community College, has been named one of the “Responsible 100” by City & State New York.

“I am dedicated to advancing the college’s mission of fostering a fair, nondiscriminatory, and inclusive environment for all,” said Culver, a resident of Mineola.  According to Culver, social responsibility means using one’s position and influence to advance equity, integrity, and the common good.  His guiding principle of “servant leadership’’ ensures that he leads with empathy, accountability, and a commitment to creating environments where individuals feel supported, valued, and able to thrive.

The Responsible 100 were recognized at a ceremony in New York City on December 17.

About Nassau Community College
Nassau Community College, a campus of the State University of New York, provides a comprehensive public college experience designed to transform lives through higher education. Serving 17,000 full-time, part-time and continuing education students, NCC offers more than 80 programs that lead to an associate’s degree or certificate. Through on-campus and online offerings, the College educates local and international students and boasts 163,000 alumni. Situated on 225 acres in Garden City, Long Island, the college grounds reside in historic Nassau County, one of the most desirable locations to live in the United States and an epicenter for business and careers. Since 1959, NCC has earned a nationwide reputation for academic excellence, affordability, and ease of transferability to four-year schools. 

Media Contact:  Brett Spielberg | brett.spielberg@ncc.edu | (516) 572.9634