Mathew M. Mandery, Ed.D., ’61
Mathew M. Mandery, Ed.D., '61
Alumni Hall of Fame
Inducted in 2012
Founder and Leader, Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation
Mathew M. Mandery, the only Tech alumnus to serve as principal of Brooklyn Tech, had the extraordinary vision to build an alumni organization that would support Tech through financial, social and educational contributions. His keen insight, deep commitment and love for the school were at the core of the creation of the Foundation. His eventual return to Tech where he served as the Foundation’s CEO, was marked by the development of programs to expand and strengthen the Foundation and connect Tech to the larger STEM community through strategic partnerships. Dr. Mandery helped bring the Foundation to national prominence and the alumni educational programs are part of the permanent fabric of Brooklyn Tech.
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Steven P. Shearing, M.D., ’52
Steven P. Shearing, M.D., '52, inventor and ophthalmologic surgeon, was inducted into the Brooklyn Tech Alumni Hall of Fame in 2003.
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Inducted in 1998
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Maurice Ashley ’83
Maurice is not only the first African-American Chess Grandmaster, he is also a three-time national championship coach, author, ESPN commentator, iPhone app designer, puzzle inventor and motivational speaker.
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Sarah Natochenny is a Voice Arts Award-winning actor best known for voicing the role of Ash Ketchum and other characters on hit animated show Pokémon.
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Jack Abramson ’32 Jack Abramson ’32 was a New York garment manufacturer who was also a member of the United States Olympic Swimming Committee for 30 years. He was Assistant to the Chairman of Diamonds Run Ltd., a Manhattan-based dressmaker. From 1936 to 1963, he was President of Diamond Tea…
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