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I was always taught "knowledge is power." I felt that pursuing a career in law would allow me to make the most significant impact on my community and beyond.
Michael Mingo is a 3L who is expected to graduate in May 2022. This past summer, he was a summer associate in the Legal Department of the American Civil Liberties Union of New York (NYCLU).
The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University is proud to announce that Roger Martella will deliver the annual Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Lecture on Environmental Law. Mr. Martella is the Chief Sustainability Officer for GE, an American multinational conglomerate and the U.S.’s largest industrial company.
Professor David Cassuto has been a faculty member with the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University since 2003. But what you might not know about Professor Cassuto may surprise you -- learn more in this candid student-led interview.
Mundy, an associate professor of English at Pace University in New York, suggests that some men avoid engaging in conversations about gender or worry that challenging gender norms will threaten their masculine identity. "So, no, gender studies and feminism are not based on this widely held but false belief that such work will be the 'end' of men or that men will somehow be 'replaced,'" he says. "The field is also expansive and ever-growing, though some might believe otherwise."
Crawford, who teaches at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University in New York and specializes in estate, trusts and taxes, said she's never seen that before. "It’s a continued example of Jamie meddling with his daughter's affairs," Crawford said. "He has no right to know how his daughter is using her money. It should be dismissed immediately. It’s outrageous.
“The issue has been percolating for many years and is suddenly capturing public attention more than it ever has before,” said Bennett Gershman, a Pace University law professor who has studied prosecutorial misconduct for nearly 40 years.
Pace University's Rhonda Miller said she felt like a “proud mama” attending the opening night of the Rockettes' holiday program at Radio City Music Hall last month.
It’s the time of year when Americans tend to think about charitable giving. We’re moved by the spirit of the holiday season—and we also know we have to take care of tax planning before the end of the calendar year.
A scrappy, working-class kid with big dreams manages to make it big in Hollywood with the help of some special mentors.