The administration confirmed the statue of Carm Cozza will move forward at the Yale Bowl. Your commitment to his legacy pushed this over the line. Keep an eye out for the groundbreaking announcement this coming season.
November 3, 2019
Final supporters
I, the undersigned, support the creation of a statue of Carm Cozza to be erected at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, Connecticut.
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
August 20, 2019
August 17, 2019
I am currently coordinating with the local athletic department to present our request for the statue. Post this link on your Facebook page today and email your representative to show them this is a priority for the community.
Reached 100 supporters
August 8, 2019
August 6, 2019
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to hit this milestone before we present our formal request to the university. Post the link to your Facebook timeline and text three friends who played under Coach Cozza right now to get us over the line.
138 Comments
First and foremost, Carm was a gracious man who loved and cared about people, especially the team members. There’s not a better example of in loco parentis. Secondly, and not widely attributed, he had a fantastic memory for faces.
As his grandson, his legacy and devotion to Yale epitomizes the university’s mission statement. Through dedication to education and high learning, my grandfather lead by example and encouraged everyone to be leaders.
He gave his life to Yale University and the students. Yale realized huge gains from his tenure - both in reputation and economically. Now they say they can't "afford" a glass display case to house his large number of awards that should be shared by former players, coaches and their families. A statue would be a very nice honor.
Coach Cozza was the most impactful professor that I experienced at Yale! I learned more from him than any other professor (and there were many talented professors).
Carm Cozza should be honored and recognized for the tremendous positive influence he had on countless Yale undergrads for a sustained period of time. His devotion to the development of young people at Yale is undeniable. We must do the right thing.
Carm Cozza meant so much to us at Yale. I fully support this statue. Class of 1979
It’s about time!!!!
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The administration confirmed the statue of Carm Cozza will move forward at the Yale Bowl. Your commitment to his legacy pushed this over the line. Keep an eye out for the groundbreaking announcement this coming season.
November 3, 2019
Final supporters
I, the undersigned, support the creation of a statue of Carm Cozza to be erected at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, Connecticut.
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
August 20, 2019
August 17, 2019
I am currently coordinating with the local athletic department to present our request for the statue. Post this link on your Facebook page today and email your representative to show them this is a priority for the community.
Reached 100 supporters
August 8, 2019
August 6, 2019
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to hit this milestone before we present our formal request to the university. Post the link to your Facebook timeline and text three friends who played under Coach Cozza right now to get us over the line.
138 Comments
All rational reasons, under any view of erecting a statue of Carm Cozza, demand that it be approved and advanced. Please put the statue at the top of Yale’s priorities for the Bowl. Class of 1974 - All Ivy Football player. Now a retired federal judge.
First and foremost, Carm was a gracious man who loved and cared about people, especially the team members. There’s not a better example of in loco parentis. Secondly, and not widely attributed, he had a fantastic memory for faces.
As his grandson, his legacy and devotion to Yale epitomizes the university’s mission statement. Through dedication to education and high learning, my grandfather lead by example and encouraged everyone to be leaders.
He gave his life to Yale University and the students. Yale realized huge gains from his tenure - both in reputation and economically. Now they say they can't "afford" a glass display case to house his large number of awards that should be shared by former players, coaches and their families. A statue would be a very nice honor.
Coach Cozza was the most impactful professor that I experienced at Yale! I learned more from him than any other professor (and there were many talented professors).
Carm Cozza should be honored and recognized for the tremendous positive influence he had on countless Yale undergrads for a sustained period of time. His devotion to the development of young people at Yale is undeniable. We must do the right thing.
Carm Cozza meant so much to us at Yale. I fully support this statue. Class of 1979
It’s about time!!!!
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All rational reasons, under any view of erecting a statue of Carm Cozza, demand that it be approved and advanced. Please put the statue at the top of Yale’s priorities for the Bowl. Class of 1974 - All Ivy Football player. Now a retired federal judge.