in support of stronger labor restrictions Dallas Morse Coors (1940) – founder of the Dallas Morse Coors Foundation for the arts; involved with the founding of the Human Rights Campaign; cousin of Adolph III and Joseph Coors; husband of Sergei Rachmaninoff's granddaughter William E. Phillips (1951) – President (1975–1981), Chairman (1981–1989), and CEO (1981–1989) of Ogilvy & Mather; spearheaded Big Apple campaign for New York City Ray Handlan (1953) – first president of Atlantic Philanthropic Service Co. (1983–1993), the original U.S. arm of secretive foundation Atlantic Philanthropies; responsible for funding that helped launch and expand City Year; founding member of the International Longevity Center; close associate of Chuck Feeney; Cornell University Director of Development Mark A. Belnick (1968) – Chief Corporate Counsel and Executive Vice President of Tyco International (1998–2002); Deputy Chief Counsel of U.S. Senate Iran-Contra Affair Committee; Founder and Director of Cornell Pre-Law Program Kenneth C. Brown (1974) – President of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (1999–2001); Rhodes Scholar; three-time member of U.S. National Rowing team; gold medal at World Rowing Championships (1974) Education Arthur S. Eakle (1892) – founding member and President of the Mineralogical Society of America (1925) Glenn W. Herrick (1896) – President of American Association of Economic Entomologists (1915); chairman of the Fourth International Congress of Entomology (1928); zoology and entomology textbook author; cousin of naturalist Anna Botsford Comstock Charles H. Rammelkamp (1896) – President of Illinois College (1905–1932); appointed at 31 years old, still one of the youngest college presidents ever in the country Porter R. Lee (1903) – social work pioneer and author; Director of the New York School of Social Work (1917–1938); founded the Association of Schools of Social Work Warren E. Schutt (1905) – first Rhodes Scholar from New York State and Cornell University; U.S. Consul throughout Europe George W. Nasmyth (1906) – sociologist and internationalist; president of the International Federation of Students; director of World Peace Foundation George P. Conger (1907) – President of the American Philosophical Association (1944–1945); pioneer of religious naturalism John Cranford Adams (1926) – President of Hofstra University (1944–1964); Shakespeare scholar Robert P. Ludlum (1930) – President of Blackburn College (1949–1965) and Anne Arundel Community College (1968–1976) Edward D. Eddy (1944) – President of University of Rhode Island (1983–1991); Provost of Pennsylvania State University (1977–1983); President of Chatham College (1960–1977); Acting President of the University of New Hampshire (1954–1955); grandson-in-law of Jacob Gould Schurman Robert West