Herbert Paul professor passed away, New York university morun

Herbert Paul Death – Herbert M. Herb Paul (STERN ’56, LAW ’61), an attorney, businessman, Trustee, adjunct professor, proud alumnus, and loyal friend of NYU, passed away recently, and the NYU Community is in mourning over his passing. He had a distinguished career as a senior partner at Touche Ross before leaving to start his own company, Herbert Paul, PC; as president and chief financial officer of Global Brands; and as a director of the National Association of Estate Planners and of the Estate Planning Council of New York City.

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Herb was extremely devoted to NYU, and as a result, he gave freely of both his time and his energy. He was a member of the Board of Trustees, the president of the alumni associations of both NYU and Stern, and a member of the President’s Council, the Stern Board of Overseers, and the Advisory Board of the Heyman Center for Philanthropy. Our sincerest condolences are sent to his family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. He will be missed at NYU. William Berkley, the Chairman of the New York University Board of Trustees President of New York University, Andrew Hamilton

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I want to express my deepest condolences to everyone for the loss of our beloved friend and colleague Barry M. Gross, who was a professor of electrical engineering. His demise came as a shock to all of us. On December 27, 2022, Barry passed away at Mount Sinai West Hospital in the company of family and coworkers. Barry got his master’s degree in 1988 and his PhD in 1992 from the CCNY Department of Electrical Engineering. In 1993, he went back and joined the electrical engineering faculty.

He demonstrated unshakable devotion to the College, his students, and his research and scholarship during his time there. Over 15 PhD students, many master’s and undergraduate students, as well as a number of postdoctoral research associates were all supervised or co-mentored by him.

Through his research, Barry made significant scholarly contributions in the areas of photonics engineering, optical communications, and remote sensing. He was deeply dedicated to his teaching and was well-known for going out of his way to support his students in and out of the classroom. All those whose lives Barry impacted as well as the field of electrical engineering will miss him dearly.

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