Meyer Barash Professor Emeritus of Sociology

Gustav J. Berkel Jr. (B.S. '52)

William M. Berry (B.B.A '58)

James S. Bruno (B.A. '69)

Maurine C. Buckner (B.S.Ed. '72, M.A. '75)

James F. Burke (B.A. '40)

Salvatore Cannizzaro

Victor Cantone (B.A. '79)
Victor Cantone was a widely respected, nationally syndicated political cartoonist listed in Who's Who in American Art. Prior to being on staff at the Daily News for more than three decades (1951-1991), he was on staff at Newsday from 1954 to1959 as a newsroom cartoonist and courtroom artist. He was nominated three times for the Pulitzer Prize, and his caricatures of Presidents Johnson, Ford and Reagan are on display at their respective presidential libraries. Though already acclaimed in his profession, Vic enrolled at Hofstra in the 1970s, declaring a major in political science. According to his Newsday obituary, his plan in returning to school was to "deepen his understanding of politics and to enhance his cartoons' impact." He died on April 2, 2005, of Lou Gehrig's disease.

Rita A. Carmichael (M.S.Ed. '62)

Timothy R. Cutler (B.B.A. '60)

Roy C. DeNunzio (B.A.'70)

Miriam Feinsod (B.A. '66)

Richard P. Fenick (B.A. '95)

Arvid Friberg, Jr. (B.S. '55)

Alice V. Gargiulo

Elizabeth Garner (B.A. '98)

Lawrence R. Gibson (B.S. '73)

Renee B. Goldberg (M.A. '85)

Rose N. Goldstein (M.S.Ed. '60)

William P. Haederle (M.S.Ed. '65)

Glenn E. Higgins, Jr. (B.A. '71)

Paul A. Hotchkiss (B.A. '64)

Gerald Humel (B.A. '54)

Edward F. Knauff (B.A. '50)

Ross Ira Koppel (B.B.A. '80)

Winifred Low (M.S.Ed. '74)

Herbert V. Luckwaldt (B.S. '71)

Nina B. Marshall (B.A. '74)

John G. McAlonan, Jr. '69
John McAlonan graduated in 1969 with a B.B.A. in management. During the two years he served as president of the Hofstra University Alumni Organization, John was instrumental in restructuring the organizaiton, making it more accessible to all alumni. John also served on the Nomination and Recognition Committee and the Hofstra Corporate Development Council. He was a founder of the School of Business Alumni Association and received its Outstanding Alumnus Award, and, in 1994 he received the Award for Alumni Achievement. John and wife Helaine were devoted friends of Hofstra for many years.

Kevin F. McLoughlin (M.S.Ed. '75)

Lois M. Noon (B.S. '48, M.S.Ed. '69)

William F. O'Byrne (B.A. '59)

Madeline Ondra (B.A. '43, M.S.Ed. '58)

Ralph T. Pierce Jr. (B.A. '52)

Henrietta Eleanor Pfeiffer '41
Henrietta (Rasweiler) Pfeiffer graduated in 1941 with a B.A. in economics. She was co-founder and president of Wreath and Foil Sorority (known today as Phi Sigma Sigma), a member of the Hofstra Women's Basketball and Field Hockey teams and named best athlete by the members of her graduating class. Henrietta, and husband Robert (B.S. '43) devoted much of their time, energy and enthusiasm to Hofstra. Together they served on various alumni committees and participated in campus activities. Henrietta co-chaired her 50th class reunion and was elected Alumni Organization Executive council member of the year. She received Hofstra's Award for Alumni Achievement, George M. Estabrook Distinguished Service Award, and Kathleen Trouve Martin Award in 1990. In 2002 the Pfeiffers were the second family to receive the Marjorie and James M. Shuart Alumni Family Award for their commitment to and support of the University.

Stacey M. Roberts ( '98)

Lesley Roesch (B.A. '68)

Lorelle M. Schmitt (M.A. '73)

David Shapiro

Roger Sicoli (B.A. '74)

Toni Siskin (B.A. '70)

Joseph V. Staron (B.A. '75)

Peter S. Synek (M.A. '69)

William Thompson (M.H.A. '04)

Walter Trenkle (B.A. '49)

Vincent Russo (B.A. '41)

R. Edward Von Rhee (B.B.A. '71)

Stanley Allen Watson (B.A. '52)

Charles J. Woltmann (B.S. '55)

Murray Yanowitch Professor Emeritus of Economics