Your Thoughts on Pace
Pace's brand research and agency partner, Mindpower, is conducting an ongoing study of the Pace Community to gain deeper insights into how we all think and feel about Pace. Thank you to all who have completed the recent brand survey!
The University would like to thank the 800+ Pace staff and faculty who took the time to answer our recent research survey. The survey is just one part of the discovery work being done by our new agency, Mindpower, who with the information provided by you, as well as prospective and current students, will help us position our brand in order to tell our best story, strengthen our reputation, and attract the next generation of Pace students.
We will provide progress reports and updates at various constituent meetings over the next several months. The feedback we've received thus far has been thoughtful, insightful, and diligent, and is essential to improving the student experience—as well as faculty scholarship and staff empowerment—as we move forward toward an ever-brighter future.
About Our Agency Partner: Mindpower is a full-service marketing and branding agency that specializes in bringing brands and campaigns powerfully to life. They’re women owned, Atlanta based, and nationally recognized. At their core, they’re storytellers and experience creators. Learn more about the agency and the work they do by visiting them on the web.
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Social distancing and keeping pace with your exercise routine can be tough. Join Pace's Health and Wellness Committee for virtual workout classes every week that include kickboxing, yoga, and even a weekly step challenge with prizes.
Pace Yourself to Wellness: Online Edition
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To help ease some of the high stress and uncertainty amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis, the Counseling Center is checking in with a handy mental health guide, plus we share information about resources available to Pace employees through Cigna.
Coping Emotionally with COVID-19
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Worry. Anxiety. Grief. The brain-body response to stress is powerful. Dyson Professor of Psychology Sally Dickerson, PhD, discusses human stress responses and ways to best mitigate potential external stressors in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Professor Is In: Sally Dickerson
