The Cooper Union Alumni Hall of Fame

The Cooper Union Alumni Hall of Fame was dedicated on the 150th anniversary of The Cooper Union (in 2009) to recognize the achievements of outstanding alumni in the fields of art, architecture and engineering.

The Alumni Hall of Fame includes all alumni who have received the Augustus Saint-Gaudens, John Q. Hejduk, and Gano Dunn awards; the Peter Cooper Public Service Award; the President’s Citation; and alumni who have been recognized as Urban Visionaries. Additionally, the deans of each school selected distinguished alumni who were deceased before the awards were created.

Augustus Saint-GaudensJohn Q. HejdukGano DunnPeter Cooper Public ServicePresident’s CitationUrban Visionary

 Vincent Longo A’46   Bernard Loughlin EE’39

 Whitfield Lovell A’81    Herbert Lubalin A’39

 Kristin Lucas A’94    Ellen Lupton A’85  

 Alexander Lurkis Eng’30    Richard Lytle A’55  

 Leon Machiz Eng’48    Daniel Maggin Eng’20    Kamran Mahbobi EE’89/MEE’91     Jay Maisel A’52

 Oronzio Maldarelli A’33   Agustin (Tim) Maldonado AR’66

 Lauren Mallas AR’68  

 Peppino Mangravite A 1918    S. Stanford Manson ME’41  

John Manuck ChE’69

 Fred Marcellino A’60    Samuel G. Margles Eng 1911

 Alvin Marks EE’32    Alexander Matiuk ME’38   John Maxon A’38    Anthony Mazzola A’48  

Katie Merz A’84

 Joseph Messina A’50    Abbott Miller A’85  

Nicholas Molnar Eng’26

 Toshiko Mori AR’76

William Morrison A’89

Victor Moscoso A’57

Jacque C. Morrell Eng 1916

Michael Morris AR’89

Patricia Buckley Moss A’55

 Jay Moskowitz, PHY’70

Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe A’75  

 Wangechi Mutu A’97  

 Walter Nazarewicz ChE’49  

 Albert Nerken ChE’33   Vera Neumann A’28

 Lawrence Ng EE’78  

Thomas Nozkowski A’67

Elizabeth O’Donnell AR’83

James O’Donnell Eng’30   John O’Rourke Eng 1876

 Emily Oberman A’85  

 Rolf Ohlhausen AR’58  

 Daniel Okun CE’37

 Victor Papanek AR’50    Caesar Pattarini ME’53

 Thomas Peterson Eng’23    Eleanore Pettersen AR’41

 William Pfann Eng’40   Sylvia Plimack Mangold A’59

 Rubin Rabinowitz Eng’42   Donald Rapp ChE’55

Jesse Reiser AR’81    

Charles Reiss AR’65  

Eli Reshotko ME’50

John Riedel Eng 1898   Andrea Robbins A’87

Herbert Roemmele Eng’25    Gerard Rohlich Eng’34   John Ross A’49 and Clare Romano Ross A’43

Arthur Rosenblatt AR’52    Irving Rossi Eng 1909    Bernard Rothzeid AR’49  

 Reynold Ruffins A’51

Augustus Saint-Gaudens A 1866

Michael Samuelian Ar’95

Juan E. Sanchez A’77

Richard Sarles CE’67

Yoshiko Sato AR’89

 Augusta Savage A’25

Charles Schaffner CE’41  

 Alfred Schneider ChE’51  

 Barbara Schwartz ChE’75  

Richard Schwartz ME’57

 Mischa Schwartz EE’47  

 Ricardo Scofidio AR’55  

 Robert Scudellari A’55    Catherine Seavitt Nordenson AR’94

George Segal A’44

Dean Seifried EE’36    Joan Semmel A’52

Joanna Sherman A’69

Samuel Sigman CE’38    Steven Silberstang CE’70  

 Elizabeth Simons ChE’50Gloria Simoneaux, A’74

 Arthur Singer A’39

Lee Skolnick AR’79  

 Neal Slavin A’63  

Dr. Richard Slember ME’55

 Douglas Smith Eng’27    CBJ Snyder AR 1881    Edward Sorel A’51  

 Raphael Soyer A’17

 George Spatta Eng’14    Robert Spindel EE’65

 Mark Alan Stamaty A’69

Sidney Stark ME’40    Richard Stein AR’37    Samuel Steinberg Eng 1910   David Steinman Eng 1906

Ivan Stern EE’62    Allan Stirling ME1870    Edwin King Stodola EE’36  

 Paul A. Strassmann CE’53

Eric Sumner ME’48    Raymond Szymanowitz Eng’22    Philip Taaffe A’77  

Simms Taback A’53

 Anthony Titus AR’98    Fred Travisano AR’67    Martin Trust ME’56

 Anthony Tung AR’72    Emanuel Turano AR’41    Nanako Umemoto AR’83  

Stan VanDerBeek A’56

 William Vopat ME’31    Annie E. A. Walker A 1895   Jennifer Fenton Weishaupt ChE’95

 Irma Giustino Weiss A’45  

Stephen Welby ChE’87

 Tom Wesselmann A’59  

Mark West AR’80

 Robert White ChE’36    Ira Whitman CE’61

Elwood Whitney A’24

Jack Whitten A’64

 Marie Wieck BSE’82  

 Elliot Willensky AR’53    Peter Winokur PHY’68

 Jerome Witkin A’60  

 Joel-Peter Witkin A’70  

  Robert Yarber A’71   Nancy Yieh ME’79

Jackie Ying ChE’87

Jack Yogman ChE’48

 Simon Zelnik AR’24

 Joseph Zelvin AR’65  

** Additional biographical material available

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