People

Electrical Engineering

Jean Chung

Adjunct Professor

Toby J. Cumberbatch

Professor of Electrical Engineering
(212) 353-4332 | toby@cooper.edu

Sean Cusack

Adjunct Professor
cusack@cooper.edu

Fred L. Fontaine

Jesse Sherman Professor of Electrical Engineering, Chair of Electrical Engineering, Director of the Retraining Program for Immigrant Engineers
212.353.4335 | fred@cooper.edu

Jeff Hakner

Assistant Director of Telecommunications & Adjunct Professor
212-353-4353 | hak@cooper.edu

Jared Harwayne-Gidansky

Adjunct Professor
jhg@cooper.edu

Lawrence S. Hausman

Adjunct Professor
hausma@cooper.edu

Timothy R. Hoerning

Adjunct Professor
hoerni@cooper.edu

Neil Jackman

Adjunct Professor
212-353-4015

Sam Keene

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
212.353.4331 | keene@cooper.edu

Stuart Kirtman

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
212.353.4339 | sek@cooper.edu

Ralph L. Knapp

Professor Emeritus

Ian J. Kremenic

Adjunct Professor
ian@nismat.org

Liz Leon

Administrative Associate: Chemistry, Chemical & Electrical Engineering Departments
212-353-4370 | leon2@cooper.edu

Robert Marano

Adjunct Professor
rob@cooper.edu

Aladino Melendez

EE Supervisor, EE Technician
212-353-4346 | dinom@cooper.edu

Yashodhan C. Risbud

Adjunct Professor
212.353.4307 | risbud@cooper.edu

Carl Sable

Associate Professor of Computer Engineering
212.353.4336 | sable2@cooper.edu

Stanley M. Shinners

Adjunct Professor
212-353-4015

Neveen Shlayan

Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
212.353.4333 | nshlayan@cooper.edu

Nina Tandon

Adjunct Professor

Steven Ungar

Adjunct Professor
212-353-4015 | ungar@cooper.edu

Yi Wang

Adjunct Professor

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