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Revision as of 04:42, 18 January 2010
The John Jay Awards have been presented to members of the Columbia College family for distinguished professional achievement since 1979. Hosted by the Columbia College Alumni Association. The awards are highlighted by a fancy dinner each year, the proceeds of which help to support the John Jay Scholars program.
Traditionally, the award only went to a Columbia College graduate. In 2004, Columbia parent and major donor Peter Kalikow was announced as the first non-alumni honoree. Professor Michael Rosenthal refused to attend the dinner in protest, and several Spectator editorials were written decrying the "selling" of an alumni honor. Since then, the award has returned to being exclusively alumni. [1]
Recipients
2010
- Brian C. Krisberg '81
- Francisco "Frank" Lopez-Balboa '82
- Tracy V. Maitland '82
- David Rosand '59
- Julia Stiles '05
2009
- Maggie Gyllenhaal '99
- Benjamin Jealous '94
- Paul Maddon '81
- Thomas Francis Marano '83
- Gregory Wyatt '71
2008
- Barry Bergdoll ’77
- Alexandra Wallace Creed ’88
- Robert L. Friedman ’64
- Jonathan S. Lavine ’88
- Ronald F. Mason Jr. ’74
2007
- Eric Foner ’63
- David Paterson ’77
- Paul C. McCormick ’78
- Charles W. Santoro ’82
- Lisa Landau Carnoy ’89
2006
- Dean P. Baquet
- Martin J. Cicco '78
- Alexis Glick '94
- Richard M. Ruzika '81
- Jonathan D. Schiller '69
2005
- Allison F. Butts '64
- Virginia W. Cornish '91
- Mark E. Kingdon '71
- Fernando Ortiz Jr. '79
2004
- Stephanie F. Bernik '89
- Peter Kalikow P'02
- E. Javier Loya '91
- Phillip M. Satow '63
- Jonathan S. Sobel '88
2003
- David W. Altchek '78
- John P. Corgliano '59
- Joseph A. Greenaway '78
- Mark E. Lehman '73
- Gerald Sherwin '55
2002
- Derek Q. Johnson '81
- Joel Klein '67
- Conrad H. Lung '72
- William H. McDavid '68
2001
- Thomas H. Glocer '81
- Michael A. Gould '66
- Carlos R. Muñoz '57
- Cristina Teuscher '00
2000
- Ric Burns '78
- Martin S. Kaplan '61
- Robert M. Rosencrans '49
- Stephen D. Solender '60
- George L.Van Amson '74
1999
- James H. Berick '55
- Michael S. Bruno '43
- Saul S. Cohen '57
- Claire Shipman '86
1998
- William P. Barr '71
- Joseph D. Coffee '41
- Gerald Green '42
- Milton Pollack '27
- James P. Rubin '82
- Mark H. Willes '63
1997
- Neill H. Brownstein '66
- Herbert Gold '46
- Lee J. Guittar '53
- Leonard Koppett '44
- Harry J. Saal '63
- Alan L. Stein '52
- John B. Stuppin '55
1996
- Henry S. Coleman '46
- Eric Holder '73
- Paul Marks '46
- Philip L. Milstein '71
- Seymour Sindeband '36
- Barry Sullivan '55
1995
- Hugh R.K. Barber '41
- Milton Handler '24
- Kenneth Lipper '62
- Ira Millstein '46
- James P. Shenton '49
- Stephen Joel Trachtenberg '59
1994
- Donald J. Bainton '52
- Johan Jorgen Holst '60 *
- Tony Kushner '78
- Bernard W. Nussbaum '58
- Eric A. Rose '71
- Eugene T. Rossides '49
1993
- Caitlin Bilodeaux-Banos '87
- Allen Ginsberg '48
- Judd Gregg '69
- Richard Ravitch '55
- David G. Sacks '44
- George Stephanopoulos '82
1992
- George J. Ames '37
- Richard Axel '67
- Richard A. Hyman '48
- Henry L. King '48
- Terrence McNally '60
- Russell F. Warren '62
1991
- Shepard L. Alexander '21
- José A. Cabranes '61
- William V. Campbell Jr. '62
- Gedale B. Horowitz '53
- Norman F. Ramsey '35
- Robert A. M. Stern '60
1990
- Mortimer Adler '23
- Alan J. Altheimer '23
- Daniel J. Edelman '40
- Marshall B. Front '58
- Sid Luckman '39
- Jeremiah Stamler '40
1989
- Wm. Theodore de Bary '41
- Brian De Palma '62
- Francisco A. Lorenzo '61
- Allen G. Rosenshine '59
- Melvin Schwartz '53
- Lawrence E. Walsh '32
1988
- Alan N. Cohen '52
- Edward N. Costikyan '47
- Jason L. Epstein '49
- William W. Golub '34
- Michael Heidelberger '09
- Douglas H. McCorkindale
1987
- Hugh H. Bownes '41
- Samuel F. Fortunato '51
- A. Alan Friedberg '53
- Robert Kraft '63
- Alvin F. Poussaint '56
- Arthur J. Roberts '65
1986
- Joseph Brouillard '51
- Brian Dennehy '60
- Morton H. Halperin '58
- George M. Jaffin '24
- Alfred Lerner '55
- Richard C. Wald '52
1985
- Norman E. Alexander '34
- Leon N. Cooper '51
- Art Garfunkel '62
- David H. Horowitz '48
- Harvey M. Krueger '51
- Paul P. Woolard '48
1984
- Emerson Buckley '36
- Richard G. Capen Jr. '56
- Luis J. Lauredo '72
- Laurans A. Mendelson '60
- Emanuel M. Papper '35
1983
- Arthur F. Burns '25
- Robert N. Butler '49
- Lawrence K. Grossman '52
- Joseph Kraft '47
- George L. Starke '71
- Stanley L. Temko '40
1982
- John Kluge '37
- Connie S. Maniatty '43
- Martin Meyerson '42
- Morris A. Schapiro '23
- Ivan B. Veit '28
- Edward W. Whittemore '47
1981
- Robert F. Blumofe '30
- David A. Braun '52
- Armand Hammer '19
- S. Marshall Kempner '19
- George Segal '55
- Sidney H. Sheinberg '55
1980
- Emanuel Ax '70
- James R. Barker '57
- Lester Bernstein '40
- Harold Brown '45
- Horace E. Davenport '29
- Stanley R. Jacobs '19
1979
- Roone Arledge '52
- James C. Fletcher '40
- Max Frankel '52
- Mark N. Kaplan '51
- Arthur Levitt '21
- Franklin A.Thomas '56
External links
References
- ↑ Tomorrow's John Jay Awards to Honor Non-Alum, Columbia Spectator, March 2, 2004
