The Barry M. and Jackie Gosin Center for Equity and Inclusion

Erik Cliette is a seasoned business executive known for his strategic vision and commitment to excellence. Currently serving as the Executive Director for One Hundred Black Men of New York, he oversees the organization's operations, focusing on education, economic empowerment, and health initiatives. With over two decades of experience, Erik has spearheaded impactful projects such as the Guns Down, Life Up violence prevention effort and Harlem Hospital's Injury prevention campaign. Beyond his professional endeavors, he is actively involved in mentorship programs, educational initiatives, and serves on several boards, showcasing his dedication to community development and entrepreneurship.

Terryl L. Brown serves as Vice President and General Counsel at Pace University, overseeing legal matters and providing guidance on contracts, personnel issues, and compliance. With a background in government law, she previously held key roles in the Fire Department of New York City and the New York Power Authority. Brown holds degrees from Pace University, the University of Pittsburgh, Villanova University, and the University of Pennsylvania, and is dedicated to public service alongside her passions for running, hiking, and triathlons.

Patricia Morrobel is the Program Manager for Pace’s Continuing Education Department. She oversees all of Pace’s non-credit courses and Pace’s Active Retirement Community (PARC) program. She is currently pursuing an MS Ed in Higher Education Administration.

Randolph M. McLaughlin, a faculty member at Haub Law since 1988, integrates his extensive legal experience into teaching civil rights, litigation, and labor law courses. With a background including representation in landmark civil rights cases, he brings real-world expertise to his classroom. Throughout his career, he has achieved significant victories, such as dismantling discriminatory voting systems and securing substantial compensatory damages for victims of civil rights violations.

Lori Kanner, currently serving as the Director of Community Relations and Special Programs at Pace’s Elisabeth Haub School of Law, has extensive experience in fundraising and community engagement. Previously, she worked as an Assistant District Attorney before transitioning to private practice, and she brings a wealth of leadership skills from her years of service on the Byram Hills Board of Education and other board positions.

Anthony Guerrero is a Senior at Pace University's Pleasantville campus, pursuing a BS in Business Economics. As a dedicated Peer Educator with the Office of Sexual and Interpersonal Wellness, the OrcaTV Ambassador, and a Peer Leader, Anthony is deeply involved in fostering a supportive campus environment. He is the founder of the DEI organization One Pace and holds leadership roles in several organizations, including Pride at Pace, the Black Student Union, and the Inter-Fraternity Council. Anthony is committed to empowering communities and creating initiatives that support individuals with intersectional identities.

Joana Velasquez, an Assistant Professor at Pace University Lienhard School of Nursing, brings 20 years of clinical practice and teaching experience with a focus on perioperative nursing. Her research interests center on nursing education, reflected in her presentations at national and international conferences. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, she advocates for positive learning environments and believes in the importance of supporting students and faculty to foster inclusivity in higher education.

Vinny Caprio, a Marketing and Project Management Coordinator at Pace University, graduated in 2022 with a degree in Arts and Entertainment Management and Special Events Marketing and is now pursuing a master’s in Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs. His commitment to student success began during his undergraduate years at Pace, where he worked as a Tour Guide and Enrollment Events Student Assistant, gaining valuable experience in student engagement and communication. In his current role, Vinny continues to contribute to the Pace community by collaborating across departments to enhance marketing efforts and manage projects aligned with the institution's objectives.

Chase Nelson is a senior at Pace University, majoring in Applied Psychology and Human Relations. She emphasizes the significance of nurturing safe spaces on campus for POC students, LGBTQIA+ students, international students, and women. Chase aims to promote inclusivity across Pace University by integrating these communities into classrooms, school organizations, and daily campus life.

Chrismery Reynoso is entering her third year at Pace Law School, where she is dedicated to advancing her legal education with a focus on health law, particularly in compliance and regulations. Before embarking on her law school journey, she gained valuable experience working as a paralegal for three years at a medical billing company. Currently, she serves as the Vice President for the upcoming Black Law Student Association eboard, demonstrating her commitment to leadership and community engagement.