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President Krislov reflects on a return to "normalcy" on campus with the move back to Green COVID-19 Alert level and what that means for the Pace Community, the tragic loss of student Jordan Robinson, and his hopes for an exciting return to an in-person Commencement.
March 9, 2022
In the Media
"The reality is you get what you pay for," Pace University Professor Vincent Barrella told Patch. Barrella, in addition to being chair of the department of legal studies and taxation at the Lubin School of Business, is also a former mayor of Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, so he knows whereof he speaks. "The tax burden comes with the services these communities provide. It's all service-driven."
March 9, 2022
Patch
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"The lines of 'appropriate' and 'inappropriate' grief expressions, public conversations about their lives on social media – both positive and negative – and time limits, are immediately blurred and often unacknowledged," says Melvin L. Williams, assistant professor of communication studies at Pace University.
March 9, 2022
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Will private actors, including multinational corporations, lead a new era of environmental progress? On February 8, 2022, Roger Martella, GE’s Chief Sustainability Officer, delivered the Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Lecture on Environmental Law at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University (a video of the lecture is available here).
March 9, 2022
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Pace University recently hosted New York State Senator Peter Harckham on a tour of its clinical simulation labs and held a roundtable discussion on addressing New York’s critical need for nurses and other primary care professionals. Read this article and learn how this visit helped inform the Senator's decision to advance new legislation, which would allow nursing students to complete a certain amount of required clinical training through simulation. If signed into law, this bill would make it easier for out-of-state home care service workers and nurses to apply for jobs in New York.
March 9, 2022
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CHP Professor Andréa Sonenberg authors an op-ed lobbying for key legislation that would help address New York’s nursing shortage.
March 9, 2022
Albany Times Union
Students
Through Digital Trash, an augmented reality art exhibit, Professor Will Pappenheimer and his mobile media students are elucidating an often-unseen problem in a truly innovative way.
March 8, 2022
Faculty and Staff
Psychology Professor Anthony Mancini has an unconventional take on trauma. There are many factors that determine how trauma affects us. And sometimes, the impact can ultimately be positive. In his research lab, Mancini explores the connections between trauma, cultural assumptions, and resilience.
March 8, 2022
Students
In his second semester, he interned for a Manhattan Borough President campaign. Last semester, he interned for Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer’s district office. As a second-year student, Aman Islam is demonstrating what it means to be a go-getter, and he shows no signs of stopping.
March 8, 2022
Students
Business students Ritvi Shah ’22 and Luanne Dinh ’22 talk about their experiences working with Pace’s Small Business Development Center and how they helped support New York City-based GLO Studio as it navigated the rough waters of business during a pandemic.
March 7, 2022