Pace University News

As artificial intelligence started reshaping industries, software engineer Ross Carvalho ’25 knew it was time to evolve. He came to Pace to master the AI foundations, a decision which has opened doors to mentorship, hands-on experiences, and even an internship with Apple.

Lubin graduate student Shrey Jain '25 is on a mission to spread financial literacy and help others gain financial awareness.

Justin is a student-athlete majoring in Computer Science at Pace University’s Seidenberg School. He just finished up his junior year and had a summer internship at Staples. I recently caught up with Justin to hear about his internship experience which, in short, was phenomenal.

Lily Lockwood ’26, a double major in Peace and Justice Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies, shares her journey of discovering her passion for activism and social justice and reflects on the vibrant queer, femme, and activist community on campus that shaped her academic path.

The Seidenberg School kicked off the Fall 2024 semester with a slate of engaging student events to bring our community back together and spark some fresh ideas for the beginning of the new school year.

As of August 16, 2024, Dr. Li-Chiou Chen has stepped into the role of Interim Dean at the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems. With an extensive background in cybersecurity and a strong commitment to student success, Dr. Chen is ready to guide Seidenberg toward continued progress.

Arts and Entertainment Management student Melanie Prado is the new Student Assistant for the Division of Opportunity and Institutional Excellence (DOIE). With a passion for amplifying underrepresented voices and her own multicultural background, Melanie is eager to contribute to the division’s mission of fostering inclusivity and promoting change on campus.

Meet Dr. Asha Kadir, Pace’s Interpersonal Violence Prevention Specialist at the Pleasantville Campus. From resilience-building workshops to new collaborations, Dr. Kadir shares her plans for Fall 2024 and offers advice on creating a safer campus community. Learn more in her full Q&A!

Meet Ashleigh Andersen, LCSW, Pace’s Interpersonal Violence Prevention Specialist! She’s bringing new consent and Title IX education to UNV 101 this fall. Want to learn more? Check out the full Q+A for her insights and upcoming events!

Clinical Assistant Professor Akil DuPont, MFA, Media, Communications, and Visual Arts, won the Best Production award at the Spring/Summer 2024 New York Theater Festival for Underground, a story of the enslaved, told with the spirituals that guided them to freedom, and inspired by real events in America’s history. His role was as a writer, producer and director.