White House and Department of Justice Announced 99 Law Schools
Haub Law was recognized by the White House in a virtual event that took place on Friday commending 99 law schools from across the country for their efforts to address the housing and eviction crisis.
MetroFocus: January 31, 2022
Joining us tonight for the Frontpage Forecast are Pace University criminal justice professor and retired NYPD Lieutenant Dr. Darrin Porcher, Manhattan Institute senior fellow Rafael Mangual and criminal defense attorney Jodi Morales.
Pace University's Actors Studio Drama School MFA Alumni Return To Alma Mater For A Repertory Season Opening Next Month
Pace University's Actors Studio Drama School (ASDS) Master of Fine Arts Program today announced the homecoming of their acting, directing, and playwriting Class of 2021 with four consecutive weeks of live performances, beginning February 9, 2022.
Newly drawn congressional redistricting puzzling some in New Rochelle
"Gerrymandering isn't just about the moving of seats from one party to another, it's about the imbalance of seat distribution in comparison to the identification and the needs of the population," says Kiku Huckle, political science professor from Pace University.
LSN Alumna was Hired by Greenwich Hospital Before Senior Graduation
Pace University's Lienhard School of Nursing alumna Sarah Gruhn was hired by Greenwich Hospital before senior graduation. As a hardworking and dedicated student with a passion for science, Sarah always knew she wanted an occupation that would help others. Sarah decided to pursue nursing after being diagnosed with Lymes Disease and was sick for almost five years. The time she spent around nurses who impacted her recovery and brought her comfort solidified the fact that nursing was the career for her. Sarah was inspired by the opportunities that nurses have to engage and connect with patients while they overcome their struggles.
Pace University's Lienhard School of Nursing alumna Sarah Gruhn was hired by Greenwich Hospital before senior graduation. As a hardworking and dedicated student with a passion for science, Sarah always knew she wanted an occupation that would help others. Sarah decided to pursue nursing after being diagnosed with Lymes Disease and was sick for almost five years. The time she spent around nurses who impacted her recovery and brought her comfort solidified the fact that nursing was the career for her. Sarah was inspired by the opportunities that nurses have to engage and connect with patients while they overcome their struggles.
As a Northern Virginia native, Sarah always knew that she wanted to go somewhere different and have the chance to be on her own. Sarah was drawn to Pace through her college research due to the location, impressive NCLEX scores, and curriculum. After visiting the campus, Sarah was eager to apply once she learned about CHP's approach to nursing education as voiced by the faculty she got to meet.
As a student, Sarah enrolled in Professor Millie Hepburn's Peri-op elective course, which is an exceptional example of experiential learning. After a previous externship experience where she shadowed a peri-op nurse, Sarah was led to apply for this course. These experiences fascinated Sarah and helped her decide to focus her career in peri-op nursing.
Sarah landed a position at Greenwich Hospital to complete her senior practicum in the OR. She was then brought on as a full-time RN after passing her NCLEX; her nurse manager describes her as a superstar. Sarah recommends students to apply to this wonderful program with encouraging staff and an open teaching environment. "I've been very supported by my managers and preceptors and have learned a great deal so far in my time there. It is a place where I feel that people want me to succeed and grow in my career, and that is something that is incredibly beneficial, especially when starting out in such a challenging field," said Sarah.
Morning Rush News Literacy with Mirjana Pantic
Pace University Media & Communication Arts Professor Mirjana Pantic was Talking about the importance of news literacy for the Newsy channel “Basically it is about cross checking, looking around, making sure that everything you collected is verifiable that you can check weather it is correct before you deliver it to your audience because everyone can publish information online but it is expected of news media to deliver the information that other people can rely on.”
What You Need to Know Before Your First Commercial Dance Audition
According to Rhonda Miller, director of the commercial dance BFA program at Pace University, dancers interested in Broadway should be familiar with the history of the shows they are auditioning for. “Get to know the styles of different decades on Broadway.”
'Clive Bell and the Making of Modernism' Review: Bloomsbury's Forgotten Man
Mark Hussey, a professor of English at Pace University, has written a scrupulous new biography that reassesses Bell's character and achievements.
Breyer's Most Important Writings About The Environment
Katrina Fischer Kuh, a professor at Pace Law School, said Justice Breyer's dissent, which was joined by the other three members of the court's liberal wing, was notable for showcasing his well-known habit for using hypotheticals to probe issues and make points. "Justice Breyer invites readers to apply the majority's reasoning to a 'hypothetical statute' and later posits myriad hypothetical situations, including that of a landowner downstream from a dam, to suggest flaws in the majority's reasoning," Kuh said.
Meadows On Shaky Legal Ground With Privilege Claim
... a former Manhattan assistant district attorney and now a law professor at Pace University, shared a similar view, saying Meadows, ...