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International Management major Nicole Ojeda ’21 is the first in her family to go to college, and she’s risen the ranks on the NYC Campus. From executive secretary of Sabor Latino to executive president for SGA to vice president of Urban Sound, nothing can stop her!

John Carlo Bautista ’21 rose up the ranks working at Pace Mart, Pleasantville’s student-run business, to become HR Manager. As an aspiring risk analyst with professional experience across several industries, he’s got his future planned out.

Communication Studies major Connor Morgan ’21 has some serious Setter spirit. He’s the cinematographer behind many of the Pace-branded videos you’ve seen on social media. Did you know he’s also a wedding videographer, too?

Gabriela Wojcik ’21 is a first-gen American who transferred to Pace eager to explore all the opportunities her Communication Studies major offered. She’s the current vice president of Tau Sigma, and she hopes to guide other transfer students, too.

Coding wiz Vivian Ng ’20 is a computer science major on the NYC Campus who knows all the ins and outs of Seidenberg as a student assistant. What first got her into coding? Tumblr.

Blake Rozelle ’20 has worn many hats: DJ and President of WPAW, YouTuber, PaceDocs filmmaker, small business owner, and much more. What got him started? Making videos with his grandmother.

Filmmaking runs in the family for Rachel Skopp-Cardillo ’20. She’s a third generation Pace student on the Pleasantville Campus who just wrapped up working on PaceDocs’ Hope in the Dark last year.

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.