The Cooper Union Alumni Association (CUAA) provides a vital link between the alumni and the institution, building a strong body of support to preserve, protect and promote The Cooper Union.
Historic Election held for two additional Alumni Trustees The historic special election closed on 11/18/2015. 1685 Alumni voted. Thank you to all the candidates for participating in this election. Thank you, also to the alumni...
Matthew Del Gaudio, 1908 Matthew Del Gaudio, 1908, designed churches, apartments, and public buildings in New York City. He was a founding member and third president of the New York State Association of Architects...
Russell Hulse Physics’70 Russell Hulse PHY’70 is Regental Professor and Associate Vice President for Strategic Initiatives at the University of Texas at Dallas. Previously, he had a 30-year career at the Plasma Physics Laboratory...
Jack Eichenbaum ChE ’63 Geographer Jack Eichenbaum ChE ’63 is retired from his job as a City Assessor for NYC Finance, but he isn’t inactive: He is the official Queens Borough Historian, continues to...
Max Fleischer, Art 1900 Max Fleischer, Art 1900, was an innovator in the early days of the cartoon industry. He immigrated to New York City from Austria while a young boy. He attended NYC...
Henry Ogden Avery, A 1869 Henry Ogden Avery was born in Brooklyn in 1852. He passed away at the age of 38 in 1890. Henry Ogden Avery, was appointed the first professor of...
Andrew Geller, AR’49, and Shirley Geller, A’44 Andrew Geller AR’47 and Shirley Geller A’44, met while attending the Cooper Union Art School just before the U.S. entered World War II. Andrew Geller had...
M’Liz Keefe A’85 Article by Carol Wolf, A’84 Painter M’Liz Keefe A’85 lives between Boston and remote Fogo Island, the largest northern Island off Newfoundland. Her current focus – The Fogo Island Painting Project...
Eleanore Pettersen AR’41 was a pioneer in the field of architecture. Following graduation, Pettersen apprenticed under legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright until 1943. In 1950, Pettersen became one of the first women licensed as...
Caesar B. Pattarini, ME’53 Caesar B. Pattarini, Mechanical Engineering 1953, began his distinguished career with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in 1947 as a junior engineer. Caesar B. Pattarini completed...
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