Pace Now

Alumnus Eric Paulk is making strides in the fight for equality in his own home state of Georgia and making headlines, too, as one of the state’s Top 40 Leaders Under 40.

Get ready, because the career fairs are coming. See what Career Services has on the docket for the Spring 2022 semester. Current Pace students and recent graduates are welcome to attend.

On Tuesday, February 8, 2022, with over 300 people registered, Roger Martella virtually delivered the 22nd annual Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Lecture on Environmental Law. Mr. Martella is the Chief Sustainability Officer for GE, an American multinational conglomerate among the largest industrial companies in the U.S. The topic of his lecture was “This Decade of Action: How Corporate Social Responsibility Will Define the 2020s as the Most Historic Period of Environmental Progress.”

Social Justice Week at Pace University is designed to offer an ongoing memorial for DJ Henry and further commit Pace to social justice and anti-racism. All students, staff, and faculty are invited to apply to this year's Social Justice Week planning committee. Applications are due by Friday, March 11.

The new semester started a few weeks ago, but Monday was the first day we returned to in-person instruction. Our campuses are busy again, our residence halls are full, and our lecture halls, seminar rooms, labs, studios, and libraries are back in action.

From having an entire season cancelled to vying for the NE-10 Conference title, Pace Women’s Basketball has been making the most of their return to action. Coach Carrie Seymour and team co-captain Lauren Schetter discuss this year’s success amidst unorthodox circumstances, and reflect on Coach Seymour’s major milestone of 500 career wins at Pace.

College of Health Professions Associate Professor and occupational therapist John Damiao is leveraging technology to make substantial improvements to the lives of wheelchair users through research, aiming to increase comfort and reduce injuries.

Julia Sroczyk always dreamed of traveling to New York City. Through the Kosciuszko Foundation and the English Language Institute at Pace University, she was able to see her dream come true.