Pave the Way Through Research
Interested in collaborating with a bright mind? Apply for the undergraduate student/faculty research program grant for summer 2017 or academic year 2017–2018. Applications are due May 15.
For more than 100 years, research has been a cornerstone of the Pace University educational experience and the growth of the institution over time. Now's your chance to help expand on that legacy, and apply for a grant for the 2017–2018 undergraduate student-faculty research program, sponsored by the Office of Student Success.
Whether your specialty is management science or sociology, there's a space in this program for you—this year's student-faculty research collaborations include studying cell mutations to reduce epilepsy, a game theory analysis of the hearsay rule, and researching the relationship between student technology use and academic performance.
Research pairs can apply for a summer 2017 grant, an academic 2017–2018 grant, or both. In addition to whatever independent conference and presentations student-faculty pairs wish to pursue, the research will culminate in a poster presentation showcase on campus in May 2018. Pairs who wish to learn more about this particular aspect can attend this year's showcases on May 4 in NYC and May 8 in Pleasantville.
Want to work with an undergraduate student? Fill out the application form on the Office of Student Success website no later than Monday, May 15, 2017.
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Seidenberg Professor Zhan Zhang, PhD, was recently awarded a $175,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to continue research pertaining to wearable technologies for health care workers. Zhang discusses the intersection between health and technology, upgrading health care to the "smartphone stage," and much more.
The Professor Is In: Zhan Zhang
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Pace University will open all three campuses for in-person, online, and hybrid classes for the fall semester, with classes beginning in New York City, Pleasantville, and the Elisabeth Haub School of Law on Monday, August 24, 2020.
Fall 2020: Returning to Campus
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All faculty and staff are invited to join a conversation about plans for resuming on-campus operations in accordance with New York State guidelines. Join us on Thursday, June 25.
Faculty and Staff Community Briefing: June 25
