The Cooper Union Parents Council

10/20/2011

Hope to see you at the Parents Council Meeting - October 25, 2011!

09/01/2011

Thanks so much for coming out and helping at Move-In Day, Parents Council members! The new parents should be joining this group shortly.

08/24/2011

We hope you plan to join us welcome this year's Freshmen Parents! RSVP reqd.

02/14/2011

Volunteer for Phonathon 2011!!

10/28/2010

The second meeting of the Parents
Council will take place Thursday, November 4, 2010 at 6:30 pm!

09/23/2010

Cooper Union was ranked among the best of the best in three categories in Newsweek (each
category is comprised of just 25 institutions, nationwide):

Most Desirable Small Schools -- RANKED #1

Most Desirable Urban Schools RANKED #5

Most Desirable Schools -- RANKED
# 7

See all our lists of the best colleges in America. No matter what your priorities, there's a school for that.

12/17/2009

Sixty-eight parents, guests, and administrators attended the Parents Reception on November 18, 2009 in the President's Residence. Dr. George Campbell Jr. expressed his appreciation for parents support. Professor Sarah Lowengard gave an engaging presentation about the perception of technology. Parents Council co-chair Guy Mascioli encouraged parents to participate in Council activities and to support the institution.

09/10/2009

Cooper Union parent is elated at both his sons acceptance!

The father of two boys now teaches architecture at the school. His wife, Charmaine, is director of design and management of Canadian Western Bank. But Donald says his teenage sons undoubtedly share the greatest achievements in architecture his family has seen.

09/10/2009

New York Times review celebrates architecture of 41 Cooper Square

Thom Mayne’s design for the new academic building at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art proves that a brash, rebellious attitude can be a legitimate form of civic pride.

09/10/2009

Wall Street Journal reports on Cooper Union's endowment strategy

Cooper Union, a private college in Manhattan that charges no tuition, has skirted the financial crisis in higher education due to its decision years ago to cut the risk in its endowment.

09/09/2009

Sixty-two parents, guests, and administrators attended the Parents Reception on December 11, 2008 in the President's residence. Dr. George Campbell Jr. thanked the parents for their support. Professor Peter Buckley, associate professor of the Humanities and Social Sciences, gave an engaging presentation about Peter Cooper running for president. The event was very well received by all.