Distinguished Faculty

Edwin Burrows
Distinguished Professor of History at Brooklyn College, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and co-author of "Gotham"

Dominic Chianese, '61
Cast Member of the Emmy Award-winning HBO series "The Sopranos"  

Anthony M. Cucchiara
Brooklyn College professor and coordinator of the minor program in Archival Studies and Community Documentation  

Michael Cunningham
Pulitzer Prize-wining novelist and head of the Brooklyn College M.F.A. in Fiction program from 2002-2008 

Vinnie Favale, '82
Vice-President of Late Night Programming at CBS Entertainment

Roy Furman, '60
Veteran Broadway producer and vice chairman of Jefferies & Company   

Annie Hauck-Lawson
Brooklyn College associate professor of Health and Nutrition Sciences and co-editor of "Gastropolis: Food and New York City" 

Mike Kandel, '52
Veteran financial journalist and a co-founder of CNN

Andrew Kimbell
President and Chief Executive Officer of The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation

Michael Lomonaco, '02
Executive Chef and Managing Partner, Porter House New York

Leonard Lopate, '67
Host of WNYC's "The Leonard Lopate Show"

Gretchen Maneval
Director of the Center for the Study of Brooklyn 

Martin Mendelsohn, '63
Former Managing Partner of Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis, Founder of the Department of Justice’s Office of Special Investigations, and pro bono counsel for Holocaust survivors in their litigation against the Swiss banks.

Archie Rand
Presidential Professor of Art at Brooklyn College

Martin Sass
President & Chairman M.D. Sass Group  

Steve Schirripa, '80
Cast Member of the Emmy Award-winning HBO series "The Sopranos"

Martin Schreibman, '56
Brooklyn College Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Biology

Ron Schweiger, '70
Brooklyn Borough Historian and President of the BrooklynCollege Alumni Association

Ella Weiss, '62
President, Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC)

Sharon Zukin
Brooklyn College Professor of Sociology, author of Naked City: The Death and Life of Authentic Urban Places (2009) 

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