Philip Auerbach graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School, The Cooper Union Engineering School in 1951, and the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. Prior to retirement, he served as Vice President and General Manager of Sperry...
Tuesday, September 29th7:00 – 8:00 p.m. EDTZoom Video ConferenceZoom details will be sent the day before the event The next Quarterly meeting of CU Trustees with Alumni will take place on Zoom on 9/29/20....
William Sandholm CE’63 was born in Brooklyn in 1942. He attended Brooklyn Technical High School, the Cooper Union, and Pace University. He graduated from the Cooper Union school of Engineering in 1963 with a...
Elizabeth Graziolo AR’95 was elected to the Alumni Trustee position during the 2019 CUAA Election (held in May) and was seated on the Cooper Union B.O.T. during the December 2019 board meeting. Elizabeth graduated...
Daniel Maggin ME ’20 came to the United States from a town near Odessa, in the Ukraine as a child, and grew up in Brooklyn. Shortly after receiving his Bachelor’s degree from Cooper Union...
Martin Trust ME’56 Martin Trust grew up in Brooklyn and attended Brooklyn Tech High School. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from The Cooper Union in 1956, and his Master’s degree in...
Richard Schwartz, ME 1957, is an aerospace engineer and executive who played a pioneering role in the development of Navstar GPS, the satellite-based navigation system. After graduating from Cooper Union and earning an MBA...
Cooper Union Community: Earlier today, the Board of Trustees held its last meeting of 2018. As we close out the year, I would like to take this opportunity to review some...
Holiday Party will be on December 18th The CUAA, Cooper Union Board of Trustees, and President Laura Sparks invite you to join us for a holiday party. Laura Sparks will lead a conversation...
2018 Founder’s Day Award Winners Announced Learn More On 2/6/2018 Cooper Union Held Inauguration Festivities. The day began with an Academic Procession, followed by a Ceremony in the Great Hall. Then there was the Wreath Laying in Cooper...
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