Actors Studio Drama School Named in Top 25 Drama Schools

The Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University has been named one of the “Top 25 Drama Schools” by The Hollywood Reporter.

John Sbordone

Flavoring Beverages through Chemistry

Alumnus John Sbordone ’74, President, MetaBEV, Inc. has developed flavor systems for 205 commercial products during his career in the beverage flavoring industry. Faculty and Students learned how chemistry plays a vital role in creating great tasting products and how MetaBEV provides product formulation services for powder mixes, ready-to-drink dairy and non-dairy products.

Dyson Technology Award

Michelle Pulaski-Behling, Associate Professor of the Media, Communication and Visual Arts department, received the annual Dyson Technology Award. The award was presented to Dr. Pulaski-Behling (second from right) by Dean Nira Herrmann (far left), last year’s Award winner Professor Linda Anstendig (second from left), and the 2010 Award winner and Dyson Day organizer Associate Dean Andres Villagra (far right).

Tom Mansley

Using Math in the Financial Services Industry

Alumnus Tom Mansley BS ’89, MBA ’90, Chief Investment Officer, Singleterry Mansley Asset Management Company, discussed the importance of math within the financial services industry with students of Dr. Charles Masiello’s Elementary Statistics class. He also spent time discussing his career from Chase Manhattan Bank after graduation, to WestLB, Seix Advisors and Singleterry Mansley.

Chelsea Galleries

Art Students Get Real-World Experience and Enjoy the New York Advantage

One of the great things about studying art in New York City is the access to so many top-notch art galleries. Students in Professor Linda Herritt’s course “New York and the Visual Arts” recently visited Chelsea Galleries. They are shown here in front of drawings by Robert Longo.

Allan Rabinowitz

Congratulations Professor Allan Rabinowitz on 50 years of Service

Professor Rabinowitz, cofounder of the MS in Publishing program for Dyson College and professor of both publishing and accounting, worked in the corporate sector as an accountant, as well as a Pace alumnus! His contributions at Pace span years through change and innovation in the financial sector as well as the Publishing industry. >> Read more about Professor Rabinowitz

Jefferson Awards

Jefferson Awards for Public Service

The Jefferson Awards were established to recognize and honor individuals whose community service efforts best exemplify dedication to enhancing the quality of life in their community. Congratulations to the Dyson Jefferson Award winners: Alyssa Feldman, Student, Psychology, PNY; Alisha Hayes, Student, Criminal Justice, PLV; and Ellen Mandel, Faculty, Media and Communications, PLV. >> Learn more

Marisch Perera

Student Wins Prestigious Scholarship

Marisch Perera ’15, a Communication Studies major, was awarded a 2012 New York Women in Communications Scholarship on April 23 during the Matrix Awards gala.

Sarah Blackwood

Professor Awarded NEH Fellowship

Sarah Blackwood, Assistant Professor of English and Director of the American Studies Program in Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship to participate in a NEH Summer Institute: The Visual Culture of the Civil War, a two-week seminar with experts in the field of nineteenth-century visual culture and visits to various New York City archives.

2012 Repertory Season

The Actors Studio Drama School Announces Its 2012 Repertory Season

March 28-April 28, The Theater at Dance New Amsterdam
Come see our graduates in five weeks of theatre designed to introduce them to the professional world and the public in fully-professional productions of the work they have created during their three years of study. >> View the schedule

Poets@Pace

The Spring Poets@Pace reading on March 26 celebrated the contributions of poet Kenneth Koch. In attendance were (back row from left): poet Mark Statman, novelist Siri Hustvedt, poet Ron Padgett, film-maker Jim Jarmusch; (middle) Pace Poet-in-Residence Charles North, poet David Shapiro, poet Tony Towle; and (front) Katherine Koch, poet Anne Waldman, Karen Koch, and poet Jordan Davis. (Photo©2012 by Star Black)

Emilie Zaslow

YouTube Phenomenon Has
Girls Asking: Am I Pretty?

Emilie Zaslow, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Communication Studies describes how today’s online world for young people is only just beginning to be understood by researchers. >> Read more

Videos


“Battle Behind the Bottle”, a travel documentary produced by Maria Luskay, PhD, Director of the Master of Arts in Media and Communications Arts and her students in the MCA program shows a behind the scenes look and the implications of the corking industry in Portugal. View their blog.	The Pace University Lower Manhattan campus is adding a 47,200-square-foot home for its growing Performing Arts Department. On Jan. 6, the university signed a 21-year lease for 140 William St., where renovations, to be completed in the fall, will house rehearsal spaces, classrooms, a television studio and a 100-seat theater.	The BA in Theater Arts/Directing Concentration program is based on creative strategies for students to learn, deepen, and greatly broaden their skills in narrative storytelling and dramatic action in various modes of theatrical expression. The goal is to develop a distinctive voice and perspective that brings to the boards hands-on experience in both commercial and not-for-profit theatre.	The Bachelor of Arts (BA) program in Theater/ Commercial Dance is the only one of its kind in New York City and offers comprehensive dance training to bridge the gap from classical dance technique to the professional world of commercial dance.