Faculty and Staff

36th Annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure

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March 11, 2025
Group photo of Pace University students and staff at the 2025 Komen Race For the Cure.
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Pace University Continues a 36-Year Tradition in the Fight Against Breast Cancer

Join your fellow Setters along with our team captain, Dr. Ellen Mandel Professor Emeritus, in the fight to end breast cancer at the 36th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on Saturday, October 24, at Foley Square, with participants walking across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. Pace has maintained a proud tradition of being the largest college/university team. We hope to continue that important distinction. Join us by registering for the Pace team today!

We’re stronger together. United by hope, we can support those who need help today, while fearlessly searching for tomorrow’s cures. Will you join us in this fight?

If you have questions regarding registration, please email Stacie Spitzkoff from Komen Race for the Cure. Additional questions can be directed to Pace’s Public Affairs department.

Please watch the YouTube video below of Dr. Mandel reading a poem she wrote 30 years ago to create awareness about Breast Cancer and to beg for federal funding in Washington, “Walking for the Cure.” This poem was aired during the 30th anniversary of Komen NYC.

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