Helen Stoller A’37
Helen Stoller A’37 was born Helen Rubin in 1915 in New York. She graduated from the Cooper Union School of Art in 1937. She also taught at The Cooper Union. Her work has been...
Helen Stoller A’37 was born Helen Rubin in 1915 in New York. She graduated from the Cooper Union School of Art in 1937. She also taught at The Cooper Union. Her work has been...
Erich Hausmann 1907 was born in 1886 in Solingen Germany and came to New York as a boy. He received a Bachelors of Science degree in 1907 and a degree in electrical engineering in...
Written by Rachel Whitlow A’94 Alfred Zalon A’48 Alfred Zalon was an award winning graphic designer, painter and print maker who graduated from the school of Art in 1948. Al entered The Cooper Union...
Dr. Sydney F. Borg graduated from The Cooper Union with a degree in Civil Engineering in 1937. He later received a Masters Degree in Civil Engineering from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute in 1940 & then...
John Chen was born in China and came with his family to America at the end of World War II. He received his BS in Chemical Engineering from The Cooper Union in 1956. He...
Elwood Whitney was a successful New York art director, advertising executive and the designer for corporate sales promotions. When he was in his early teens, Mr. Whitney painted backdrops for the burlesque stage while...
Fred Schutzman ME'53 had a distinguished career in manufacturing followed by another distinguished career in government service. He is a recipient of the Federal Government's Health and Human Services Distinguished Services Award
Miron Sokole came to the United States during World War I as an emigre from Odessa. He graduated from The Cooper Union in 1921.
Myron Kayton ME’55 was an internationally-known authority on guidance, control, navigation and avionics. Myron grew up in New York City where he attended the Bronx High School of Science. He received is B.E. degree...
William Michael Harnett was a trompe l’oeil specialist. Trompe l’oeil is an art technique that uses realistic imagery to create the optical illusion that the depicted objects exist in three dimensions. He used deceptive...
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