Clubs: Politics and Advocacy
Pleasantville Campus
American Sign Language Club (ASL)
dedicated to incorporating the Deaf community into helping Pace University educate the students about the community as well as culture. ASL at Pace also wants to improve ASL skills with current and new students at Pace as well as encourage Deaf students to come to our campus. For more information, check out the ASL SetterSync page.
Colleges Against Cancer (CAC)
A nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by working to implement the programs and mission of the American Cancer Society. Join this student org and become a part of the fight against cancer as you participate in major events like Paint the Campus Purple, the Great American Smokeout, and Relay for Life, held each year in Pleasantville. Email CAC and check out their website for more information for details.
Gamma Sigma Sigma (GSS)
Assembles college and university students in the spirit of service to humanity and to develop friendship among students of all races and creeds. Gamma Sigma Sigma promotes a lifelong commitment to service and diversity, in an environment of unity and equality, while creating opportunities for growth. For more information, check out the Gamma Sigma Sigma SetterSync page.
Model UN
An internationally recognized competitive team of students dedicated to learning about how to create peace, justice, and security in the world. Students take on the roles of countries, observers, and nongovernmental organizations in various UN committees in order to debate the most important issues in the world. Check out the Model UN website for more information!
NATURE (Natural Activists Teaching an Understanding and Respect for the Environment)
Pace’s environmental club, which focuses on local and global environmental issues. Events are aimed at bringing awareness to the Pace Community of pressing environmental issues. Check out the NATURE SetterSync page for more information.
Pace 4 Kids (P4K)
An annual 12-hour event held every November on the Pleasantville Campus to raise money for the Maria Fareri Children's Hospital at Westchester Medical Center, which helps to provide better care for the kids and families there. For more information, check out their Pace 4 Kids SetterSync page.
Pace Book Club (PBC)
A club that seeks to build a community of readers and engage in discussions about novels. PBC would also like to give back to the community by running book drives and having events that engage the campus in meaningful conversations. For more information, check out the PBC SetterSync page.
Plant Based Pace
A club that raises awareness and provides support for vegans, vegetarians, and anyone interested in the lifestyle. They advocate for animals, health, and the environment! Check out the Plant Based Pace SetterSync page for more information.
Political Science Association
Helps raise general student awareness of politics, the American government, the American judicial system, laws, and their effects on all members of society. Students can freely discuss political and legal views on trending and past events and topics. For more information, check out the Political Science Association SetterSync page.
New York City Campus
Active Minds
Seeks to promote a dialogue about mental health by holding events such as therapy dog nights, panel discussions, and mental health awareness weeks. The campus will be happier and healthier with an open dialogue around issues of mental health, so join the conversation and help eliminate stigma! Check out the Active Minds SetterSync page for more information.
Model UN
An internationally recognized competitive team of students dedicated to learning about how to create peace, justice, and security in the world. Students take on the roles of countries, observers, and nongovernmental organizations in various UN committees in order to debate the most important issues in the world. Check out the Model UN website for more information!
Students Supporting Israel at Pace University (SSI)
Provides students with the opportunity to support the position of Israel in the Middle East. SSI is an independent, bipartisan, grassroots campus movement that was created by students for students, in order to organize a strong, united, pro-Israel front on college campuses. For more information, check out the SSI SetterSync page.