At-A-Glance

108,083 alumni. 19,000 students¹. 35 schools. 4 countries. One Touro.

Touro College is America’s largest private institution of higher and professional education under Jewish auspices. Every year, thousands of students from all countries and walks of life turn to us to pursue degrees in medicine, education, Jewish Studies, technology—and everything in between.

Touro is America’s largest not-for-profit independent institution of higher and professional education under Jewish auspices. Touro’s schools provide diverse, innovative and engaging course offerings, from medicine and pharmacy to law; business to education; and speech-language pathology to Jewish studies, among other areas and disciplines. We draw our strength not just in our numbers, but from our continued commitment to our values, belief in social justice, and respect for applied knowledge and discovery. From our dedicated faculty to our affordability to our diverse range of students and program offerings, you don't need to look far to see what sets Touro apart.

New York remains the epicenter of the Touro network, with programs thriving in California, Illinois, and Nevada, as well as overseas in Jerusalem, Berlin, and Moscow.

Chartered: 1970
Opened: 1971

Chairman of the Board: Zvi Ryzman
Chancellor: Rabbi Doniel Lander
President: Alan Kadish, M.D.
Executive Vice President, University Ombudsman: Rabbi Moshe D. Krupka
Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer: Melvin Ness, CPA
Senior Vice President of Legal Affairs, Chief Compliance Officer: Michael Newman, J.D.
Senior Vice President, Academic Affairs: Patricia Salkin, J.D.
Senior Vice President, Operations: Jeffrey Rosengarten, B.A.
Senior Vice President, Research Affairs: Salomon Amar, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Founder and First President: Rabbi Dr. Bernard Lander, Of Blessed Memory

Mission

Touro College was established to perpetuate and enrich the Jewish heritage, to enhance Jewish continuity, as well as to serve the general community in keeping with the historic Judaic commitment to intellectual inquiry and social justice.

Enrollment¹

Approximately 19,000 students studying at 35 colleges, mostly in New York but also in California, Illinois, and Nevada, as well as overseas in Jerusalem, Berlin and Moscow. Students are pursuing graduate and professional degrees in such fields as medicine, law, dentistry, business, education, Jewish studies, and other health science areas and disciplines.

Faculty²

Total Faculty: 2,236
Full Time: 1,033
Part Time: 1,203

Alumni³

Approximately 108,083

Budget

Operating Budget: $565 million
Scholarships, Grants and Sponsored Research: $85,126,000

Tuition and Administrative Fees

Undergraduate tuition: $14,630-20,550/year
Graduate: varies

Demographics

Undergraduate student demographics:

10% Black/African-American
11% Hispanic/Latino
14% Asian

Degrees

Doctoral: Ph.D., Psy.D.
Professional: DDS, Ed.D, DMG, DNP, DO, DPT, DrPH, J.D., M.D., PharmD, OTD
Master’s: LL.M, M.A., MAEd, MBA, MEd, MPH, MPS, M.S., MSMHS, MSOT, MSN, MPAS, MSW
Bachelor’s: B.A., BASW, B.S., BSN
Associate: A.A., A.A.S., A.O.S., A.S.
Certificates: Various certificate degree programs offered at graduate and undergraduate levels, in such areas as bilingual education, school leadership, and business and cybersecurity.

Colleges

Touro College and University System

Academic Affairs (Patricia E. Salkin, J.D., Senior Vice President)
Division of Undergraduate Education (Dr. Stanley Boylan, Vice President and Dean of Faculties)
Graduate and Professional Divisions (Patricia E. Salkin, J.D., Provost)
Division of Graduate Studies (Dr. Nadja Graff, Vice President)

Enhancing the Jewish Heritage

Lander College for Men (Dr. Moshe Sokol, Dean; Founded 2000, New York)
Lander College for Women - The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School (Dr. Marian Stoltz-Loike, Dean and Vice President, Online Education; Founded 1974, New York)
Lander College of Arts & Sciences – Flatbush (Robert Goldschmidt, Vice President and Executive Dean, and Dr. Henry Abramson, Academic Dean; Men’s Division Founded 1971, New York; Women’s Division Founded 1978, New York)
Institute for Advanced Talmudic Studies (Rabbi Doniel Lander, Rosh Yeshiva/Dean; Founded 1985, New York)⁴School for Lifelong Education (Shoshana Grun, Director; Founded 1989, New York)
Machon L’Parnasa-Institute for Professional Studies (Esther Braun, Director; Founded 1999, New York)
Touro College Los Angeles (Rabbi Dr. David Jacobson, Dean; Founded 2005, California)⁵Touro College Graduate School of Jewish Studies (Dr. Michael Shmidman, Dean; Founded 1981, New York)
Hebrew Theological College (Rabbi Shmuel L. Schuman, M.A., CEO; Founded 1921, Chicago; joined TCUS 2015)

Forging Academic Ties Between America and Israel

Touro College Israel (Rabbi Dr. Shmuel Klammer, Dean; Founded 1978)

Pioneering the Training of Medical and Health Care Professionals

Touro College School of Health Sciences (Dr. Louis Primavera, Dean; Founded 1972, New York)
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (Dr. Kenneth Steier, Executive Dean TouroCOM New York, Founded 2007, and TouroCOM Middletown, Founded 2014)
Touro College of Pharmacy (Dr. Henry Cohen, Dean; Founded 2008, New York)
New York Medical College (Dr. Edward Halperin, Chancellor and CEO, Touro Provost for Biomedical Affairs; Founded 1860, New York; joined TCUS 2011)

School of Medicine (Dr. Jerry L. Nadler, Dean; Founded 1860)
Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences (Dr. Mariana K. Holtz, Dean; Founded 1963)
School of Health Sciences and Practices (Dr. Robert W. Amler, Dean and Vice President for Government Affairs; Founded 1981)

Touro College of Dental Medicine (Dr. Ronnie Myers, Dean; Founded 2016, New York)
Touro University California, College of Osteopathic Medicine (Dr. Michael Clearfield, Dean; Founded 1997)
Touro University California, College of Pharmacy (Debra Sasaski-Hill, Interim Dean; Founded 2005)
Touro University California, College of Education and Health Sciences (Dr. Lisa Norton, Dean; Founded 2010)
Touro University Nevada, College of Osteopathic Medicine (Dr. Wolfgang G. Gilliar, Dean; Founded 2004)
Touro University Nevada, College of Health and Human Services (Dr. Andrew Priest, Dean; Founded 2005)

Advancing Legal Education

Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center (Elena Langan, J.D., Dean; Founded 1980, New York)

Educating the Educators

Touro College Graduate School of Education (Dr. Jacob Easley II, Dean; Founded 1993, New York)
Touro University California, Graduate School of Education (Dr. Louise Santiago, Interim Assistant Dean and Director; Founded 2004)
Touro University Nevada, College of Health and Human Services (Dr. Andrew Priest, Dean; Founded 2005)

Leading in Technology

Touro College Graduate School of Technology (Dr. Issac Herskowitz, Dean; Founded 2007, New York)
Touro College Illinois (Dr. Zev Eleff, Vice Provost; Founded 2020, Illinois)

Harnessing the Power of Online Degree Programs

Touro University Worldwide (Dr. Roy Finaly, Interim CEO; Founded 2008, California)

Educating Business Leaders of the Future

Touro College Graduate School of Business (Dr. Mary Lo-Re, Dean; Founded 1998, New York)

Realizing the American Dream

New York School of Career and Applied Studies (Dr. Judah Weinberger, Dean and Vice President, Collaborative Medical Education; Associate Vice President, Undergraduate Education; Founded 1974)

Working in the Community

Touro College Graduate School of Social Work (Dr. Nancy Gallina, Acting Dean; Dr. Steven Huberman, Dean; Founded 2006, New York)

Enriching Jewish Life in Europe

Lander Institute Moscow (Dr. Yehudah Sulimov, Dean; Founded 1991)
Touro College Berlin (Sara Nachama, M.A., Vice President, Rector, Founding Director; Founded 2003)
Moscow University Touro (Dr. Rene Lekach, Rector; Founded 1991)

¹Enrollment data current as of Dec. 24, 2020.

²Total, full time and part time faculty numbers reflect most recently reported data from the Integrated Post-secondary Education Data System as of Nov. 1, 2019. Figures do not include volunteer clinical preceptors, mentors and other non-paid staff.

3Data as of Dec. 31, 2020

⁴Affiliate

⁵A division of Touro University Worldwide