List of Romanian Americans
This is a list of notable Romanian-Americans, including both original immigrants from Romania who obtained American citizenship and their American descendants.
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Academics[edit]
Literary Critics[edit]
- Matei Călinescu – professor at Indiana University Bloomington[1]
Mathematicians[edit]
- Alexandra Bellow – mathematician, Professor Emeritus at Northwestern University
- Ana Caraiani – mathematician, member of the American Mathematical Society
- Ioana Dumitriu – mathematician, professor at the University of Washington
- Ciprian Foias – mathematician, distinguished professor at Texas A&M University
- Tudor Ganea – mathematician, known for his work in algebraic topology
- Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen – mathematician, statistician, and economist[2]
- Matei Machedon – mathematician, professor at the University of Maryland
- Ciprian Manolescu – mathematician, professor at Stanford University
- Irina Mitrea – mathematician, professor at Temple University
- Mircea Mustață – mathematician, professor at the University of Michigan
- Florian Pop – mathematician, professor at the University of Pennsylvania
- Mihnea Popa – mathematician, professor at Northwestern University
- Sorin Popa – mathematician, professor at the University of California, Los Angeles
- Cristian Dumitru Popescu – mathematician, professor at the University of California, San Diego
- Ovidiu Savin – mathematician, professor at Columbia University
- Rodica Simion – mathematician, known for her work in combinatorics
- Ileana Streinu – mathematician, professor at Smith College
- Bogdan Suceavă – mathematician, professor at California State University Fullerton
- Dan-Virgil Voiculescu – mathematician, professor at the University of California, Berkeley
- Alexandru Zaharescu – mathematician, professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
Historians, sociologists and philosophers[edit]
- Eugene Borza – professor of history at Pennsylvania State University[3]
- Ioan Petru Culianu – historian of religion[4]
- Mircea Eliade – philosopher, writer, historian of religions[5]
- Radu Florescu – emeritus professor of history at Boston College[6]
Art[edit]
- Art Garfunkel – musician
- Eugen Ciucă – sculptor
- Noche Crist – painter
- Christopher Georgesco – sculptor
- Cristian Gheorghiu – contemporary artist
- Ami James – tattoo artist
- De Hirsh Margules – painter (Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Alexandra Nechita – cubist painter[7]
Architects[edit]
- Max Abramovitz – architect of Avery Fisher Hall, of Romanian-Jewish descent[8]
- Haralamb H. Georgescu – architect[9]
Business[edit]
- Micky Arison – chairman of Carnival Corporation and owner of NBA's Miami Heat[10]
- Jeffrey Brotman – co-founder of Costco Wholesale Corporation (Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Safra Catz – CEO of Oracle Corporation
- Dan Dascalescu – entrepreneur, co-founder of Blueseed
- John DeLorean – engineer, founder of the DeLorean Motor Company[11]
- Peter Georgescu – chairman emeritus of Young & Rubicam
- Michael Horodniceanu – engineer and businessman, former president of MTA Capital Construction
- Stephanie Korey – co-founder and executive chairman of Away
- David Marcus – former President of PayPal, and current Vice President of Messaging Products at Facebook
- Martin Bud Seretean – founder, and former CEO of Coronet Industries.[12]
- Anastasia Soare – CEO and founder of Anastasia Beverly Hills
- Christine Valmy – founded the first esthetician school in the United States
Entertainment[edit]
Actors[edit]
- Sadie Alexandru – actress
- Lauren Bacall – actress (Romanian Jewish mother)[13]
- Bob Balaban – actor (part Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Jillian Bell – actress and screenwriter
- Tim Conway – actor and comedian (Romanian mother)
- Melinda Culea – actress
- Fran Drescher – actress and comedian (part Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Illeana Douglas – actress
- Jennifer Ehle – actress
- Lisa Ferraday – actress
- Ana Gasteyer – actress and comedian
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt – actor (part Romanian-Jewish descent)[14]
- Oana Gregory – actress
- Dustin Hoffman – actor and filmmaker (part Romanian-Jewish descent)[15]
- Harvey Keitel – actor and producer (Romanian Jewish mother)
- Tristan Leabu – actor
- Andrea Marcovicci – actress and singer
- Carl Reiner – comedian and actor (Romanian Jewish mother)
- Edward G. Robinson – actor (Romanian-Jewish descent)[16][17]
- Sebastian Stan – actor[18]
- Johnny Pacar – actor and singer
- Johnny Weissmuller – Olympic swimmer, water polo player and actor
- David Pittu – actor
- Natalie Portman – Academy Award-winning actress (part Romanian-Jewish descent)[19]
- Ray Wise – actor (Romanian mother)
- Adrian Zmed – actor best known from the T.J. Hooker television series.[20]
Screenwriter, directors and producer of films and theatre[edit]
- Frieda Fishbein – literary and theatrical agent
- Stanley Kubrick – film director, screenwriter, producer and photographer. His father's parents and paternal grandparents were of Romanian Jewish descent.
- Jean Negulesco – film director and screenwriter[21]
- Petru Popescu – screenwriter from Hollywood and best-selling author[22]
- Steve Sabol – film producer and one of the founders of NFL Films
- Andrei Șerban – director of theater and opera[23]
- Erwin Stoff – film producer and founder of 3 Arts Entertainment
Singers and musicians[edit]
- Herb Alpert – lead singer, and horn player with Tijuana Brass (Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Lucian Ban – jazz piano player, composer[24]
- Laura Bretan – soprano singer
- Yeat - rapper
- Shelby Cinca – punk rock guitarist[25]
- Sergiu Comissiona – conductor and musician[26]
- Valery Gaina – guitarist, songwriter, composer
- Art Garfunkel – singer, poet, and actor (Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Angela Gheorghiu – soprano[27]
- Alma Gluck – soprano[28]
- Christina Grimmie – singer
- Harloe – singer
- Yolanda Marculescu – soprano
- Necro – rapper
- Margareta Paslaru – singer
- Irma Wolpe Rademacher - pianist
- Beverly Sills – soprano[29]
- Virginia Zeani – opera singer[30]
Sports[edit]
- Fred Arbanas (1939–2021) – American football player
- Nadia Comăneci (born 1961) – Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics (defected to the US in 1989)[31]
- Danny Barbir (born 1998) – soccer player
- Sam Cosmi (born 1999) – American football player
- Nick Denes (1906–1975) – American football and basketball coach
- Eric Ghiaciuc (born 1981) – American football player
- John Ghindia (1925–2012) – American football player and coach
- Bill Goldberg (born 1966) – American football player and undefeated wrestler (Romanian-Jewish descent).[32]
- Hroniss Grasu (born 1991) – American football player
- Hank Greenberg (1911–1986) – Baseball Hall of Famer (Romanian-Jewish descent).[33]
- Lou Groza (1924–2000) – Pro Football Hall of Famer
- Ernie Grunfeld (born 1955) – basketball player and former general manager of the Washington Wizards
- Red Holzman (1920–1998) – NBA Hall of Fame coach and former player (Romanian Jewish mother)[34]
- Sabrina Ionescu (born 1997) – basketball player for the New York Liberty; college honors at the University of Oregon include multiple national player of the year awards in 2019 and 2020[35][36][37]
- Fred Lebow (1932–1994) – founder of the New York City Marathon[38]
- Dominique Moceanu (born 1981) – US Olympic gymnast[39]
- Corina Morariu (born 1978) – former professional tennis player, reached the world No. 1 ranking in doubles in 2000[40]
- Gheorghe Mureșan (born 1971) – former NBA player; lives in USA[41]
- Stephen Negoesco (1925–2019) – soccer coach[42]
- Betty Okino (born 1975) – US Olympic gymnast[43]
- Sam Paulescu (born 1984) – American football player[44]
- Nick Roman (1947–2003) – American football player
- Dolph Schayes (1928–2015) – NBA Hall of Famer player and coach[45]
- Bud Selig (born 1934) – Commissioner of Major League Baseball[46]
- Charley Stanceu (1916–1969) – baseball player[47]
- Mark Suciu (born 1992) – professional skateboarder[48]
- Otmar Szafnauer (born 1964) – Team Principal of the Alpine F1 Team
- Kevin Youkilis (born 1979) – Major League Baseball player; first baseman for the Boston Red Sox[49][50][51]
Law[edit]
- Timothy Stanceu – Chief United States Judge of the United States Court of International Trade
- David Sam – Senior Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Utah
Media/Journalism[edit]
- Rukmini Callimachi – journalist, The New York Times
- Harry Caray – former baseball broadcaster[52]
- Chip Caray – sports broadcaster for Fox Sports South
- Liz Claman – anchor of the Fox Business Network show Countdown to the Closing Bell
- Horace Dediu – technology journalist
- Steve Fainaru – investigative journalist and senior writer for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine
- John Florea – photojournalist for Life magazine
- Lisa Kennedy – host of the Kennedy show on the Fox Business Network
- Dan Moldea – author and investigative journalist[53]
- George Puscas – sports reporter for the Detroit Free Press
- Marc Stein – sports reporter for The New York Times (Romanian-Jewish descent)[54]
- Brian Unger – journalist and commentator for NPR
Military[edit]
- Nicolae Dunca – captain in the 12th New York Infantry Regiment in the American Civil War
- George Pomutz – Brevet Brigadier General, commanded the 15th Iowa Infantry Regiment in the American Civil War[55]
- Eugen Ghica-Comănești – captain in the 5th New York Volunteer Infantry in the American Civil War
- Alexander Vraciu – World War II Navy pilot; ace[56]
Politics[edit]
- Steven Fulop – current Mayor of Jersey City (Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Michael Gruitza – former Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
- Chris Lauzen – Illinois state senator of District 25 (1993–2013)
- John Rakolta – former United States Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates appointed by Donald Trump
- Elizabeth Tamposi – former Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs at the U.S. Department of State (1989–1992)
- Ben Toma – 55th Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives
- Adrian Zuckerman – former United States Ambassador to Romania appointed by Donald Trump, first US Ambassador born in Romania
Religion[edit]
- John Michael Botean – Romanian Greek-Catholic bishop
- Nathaniel Popp – Romanian Orthodox Archbishop[57]
- Vasile Louis Puscas – Romanian Greek-Catholic bishop
- Alexander Ratiu – former Romanian Greek-Catholic priest and author[58]
- Valerian Trifa – former archbishop of Romanian Orthodox Church of America and Canada[59]
Sciences[edit]
- Rodica Baranescu – mechanical engineer known for her research in automotive diesel engines
- Adrian Bejan – mechanical engineer, Benjamin Franklin Medal Laureate[60]
- George de Bothezat – engineer, businessman, and pioneer of helicopter flight
- Mircea Dincă – chemist
- Diana Fosha – psychologist
- Viviana Gradinaru – neuroscientist
- Dan Graur – scientist
- Liviu Librescu – material scientist, and professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics at Virginia Tech
- Horațiu Năstase – physicist and professor in the High energy physics group at Brown University in Providence, RI, USA.[61]
- Mihai Nadin – researcher in electrical engineering
- George Emil Palade – Nobel Prize-winning biologist[62][63]
- Sergiu Pașca – scientist and physician at Stanford University
- Vasile Popov – leading systems theorist and control engineering specialist
- Gideon Rodan – biochemist and osteopath[64]
- Nicholas Sanduleak – astronomer
- Isaac Jacob Schoenberg – mathematician
- Gabriela Mustata Wilson – health informatician,and professor at The University of Texas at Arlington
Computer science[edit]
- Andrei Alexandrescu – computer scientist, worked as a research scientist at Facebook[65]
- Andrei Broder – computer scientist and distinguished scientist at Google
- Maria-Florina Balcan – computer scientist
- Mihaela Cardei – computer scientist and researcher, professor at Florida Atlantic University
- Flaviu Cristian – computer scientist, noted for his work in distributed systems
- Roxana Geambasu – computer scientist and associate professor of computer science at Columbia University
- Virgil Gligor – computer scientist, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, he has been inducted into the National Cybersecurity Hall of Fame
- Grigore Rosu – computer scientist, professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Daniela Rus – director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
- Ion Stoica – computer scientist, professor of computer science at the University of California Berkeley and co-director of AMPLab
- Rada Mihalcea – computer scientist, professor of computer science and engineering at the University of Michigan
- Anca Mosoiu – computer scientist, credited with helping to build the tech industry in Oakland.
- Fabian Pascal – computer scientist, consultant to large software vendors such as IBM, Oracle Corporation, and Borland
- Matei Zaharia – computer scientist, creator of Apache Spark
Writers[edit]
- Stefan Baciu – poet
- John Balaban – poet
- Cristina A. Bejan – writer[66]
- Matei Călinescu – literary critic and professor of comparative literature at Indiana University, in Bloomington, Indiana.
- Ion Cârja – writer and anti-communist activist[67]
- Nina Cassian – poet, journalist, film critic[68]
- Andrei Codrescu – poet, writer, radio host[69]
- Thomas Pavel – literary theorist, critic, and novelist currently teaching at the University of Chicago[70]
- Norman Manea – writer[71]
- Valery Oișteanu – poet, art critic, writer, essayist, and photographer[72]
- Virgil Nemoianu – essayist, literary critic, and philosopher of culture[73]
- Michael Radu – political writer[74]
- Saviana Stănescu – writer (poet, playwright)[75]
- Dorin Tudoran – poet, writer, journalist[76]
- Marius Alexandru – Romanian-born author, poet and translator immigrated to the United States in 1997
Comics writers[edit]
- Will Eisner – comics writer, artist, and entrepreneur (Romanian-Jewish descent)[77][78]
- Sandu Florea – illustrator, comic book, and comic strip creator[79]
- Elena Kucharik – illustrator
- Stan Lee – comic book writer, editor, publisher and former president and chairman of Marvel Comics (Romanian-Jewish descent)
- Saul Steinberg – cartoonist and illustrator (Romanian-Jewish descent)
Others[edit]
- George Barris – photographer best known for his photographs of Marilyn Monroe
- Scarlett Bordeaux (born 1991) – WWE wrestler
- Alexandra Botez – chess player
- Catherine Caradja – philanthropist, aristocrat, Romanian expatriate to the U.S.[80]
- Misha Gabriel – dancer and choreographer
- Serban Ghenea – mixing engineer, who has recorded and mixed tracks for artists including Adele, Stevie Wonder, Rod Stewart, Bruno Mars, Taylor Swift and many more
- Joe Oros – automobile designer for the Ford Motor Company
- Ion Mihai Pacepa – general of Securitate[citation needed]
- Mircea Răceanu – diplomat[81]
- Vladimir Tismăneanu – specialist in political systems and comparative politics[82]
- George W. Trippon – fashion designer and television host
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