The Elisabeth Haub School of Law Mourns the Passing of Erivan Haub

Pace University and the Elisabeth Haub School of Law mourn the passing of Erivan Haub, whose support and partnership of the Law School has made a tremendous difference to our students, faculty and staff. As Pace University president Marvin Krislov notes, his leadership, friendship and generosity will not be forgotten.

Below is President Krislov's full statement: 

“On behalf of the trustees, students, faculty, and staff of Pace University, I mourn the passing of Erivan Haub, a longtime friend and philanthropic supporter of Pace and especially our law school,” said Pace President Marvin Krislov. “Erivan’s passion for the United States and for the environment, inspired by his mother, Elisabeth, led to the Haub family’s long and successful partnership with Pace. We present the annual Haub Award for Environmental Diplomacy, and in 2016 we were honored to name our law school the Elisabeth Haub School of Law, in recognition of our long partnership and a generous gift from the Haub family. We send our deepest condolences to the Haub family, and most of all to Liliane Haub, Erivan’s daughter-in-law, who serves as a Pace trustee. Erivan’s leadership, friendship, and generosity will not be forgotten.”

A full obituary of Mr. Haub can be found in The New York Times.