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Announcements and StatementsApril 2, 2025
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Precious Hose ’20 is a first-gen student who’s passionate about a lot of things at Pace: her on-campus work (like at the Environmental Center!), criminal justice, and inspiring the next class to dream big and get involved.
Mariah Simpson ’20 hopes to one day work for a major record label and advocate for women in the music industry. But for now, she’s interning at Viacom and working on shows like the VMAs, Catfish, and Are You the One?
YouTuber and fashion expert Roxana Saravia ’20 has been using her platform to inspire the next generation of Pace students. She also works on The Wendy Williams Show as a wardrobe intern. Talk about #influencer.
President of the Pace University Marketing Association (PUMA) Marquise Steward ’20 thrives on the competitive nature of the ad industry, but still struggles with accepting praise. That is, until he received some valuable advice.
Science enthusiast Julia Fatum ’20 has been experimenting with honey and other natural substances to create an antibacterial remedy. She’s also raising money to go to Panama to bring life-saving medical care to people in need.
Swimming and diving champ Jana Ciric ’20 broke six records during her tenure on Pace’s Division II team. You might have met her before—she’s a dedicated math tutor as well as a programmer, and she’s from Niš, Serbia.
Will Giuseffi ’20 is one of the editors who worked on the award-winning PaceDocs film last year. He’s also a proud member of Alpha Chi Epsilon, an Eagle Scout, practices martial arts, and he just wrapped up a summer internship. Keep up!
Digital journalism major Kamari Stewart ’19 always gets the scoop. She’s double minoring in politics and public relations, and she recently landed a coveted internship at NBCUniversal working on the TODAY show.
Manoela Nery de Morais ’20, Ajinkya Vilasrao Datalkar ’20, Chimegsaikhan Munkhbayar ’20, and Helen Tsai ’21 just won IBM’s Call for Code 2020 challenge. How did they make it big? What does it take to reach the finish line? And how did they manage to coordinate with a 12-hour time difference between them? They’ll tell you!