Lubin School of Business News

Pace to hold the largest Commencement ceremony in University’s history to celebrate classes of 2020, 2021 and 2022. This is Pace's first in-person Commencement in three years, to be held on May 16, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.

Meet Lubin student Leah Gaffney '22, a sales star whose leadership roles with the Brand Marketing Team, Sales Team, and American Marketing Association helped jumpstart her career.

We sat down for a Q&A with Randi Priluck, PhD, Professor of Marketing and Senior Associate Dean, who joined Pace 22 years ago. An expert in the fast-paced world of digital marketing, Dean Priluck talked about her research, teaching, and the rise of social media.

Join Pace's Office of Research and Graduate Education on Thursday, April 7, for The Future of Pace, an interdisciplinary online conference featuring panel discussions and faculty research presentations, as well as a keynote address by Dan Porterfield, president and CEO of the Aspen Institute.

Meet Lubin graduate student Andrew Tsentner '22, who cites his marketing coursework and the comradery of Lubin's faculty and students as key factors to his successful internships.

Meet Sharai Hornedo '22, a graduate of Lubin's BBA program who is now pursuing an MBA in Marketing Management. Sharai appreciates the community and resources that Pace offers, and already has a job lined up after she graduates!

We sat down for a Q&A with Aron Gottesman, PhD, Professor and Chairperson of the Finance and Economics Department, who joined Pace 20 years ago. We learned about his research interests, teaching methodology, and the "language and culture of finance."

Known as the "Festival of Colors," Holi is a Hindu festival that heralds the arrival of spring and is a time for colorful merrymaking and joyousness. At Pace, it's a time for our community to come together for fun and cultural exploration. Get dates, times, and tips for making your Holi great.

Larry Chiagouris, a professor of marketing at Pace University told Quartz. One of the most puzzling reductions is “Family Size” boxes of products.

"The reality is you get what you pay for," Pace University Professor Vincent Barrella told Patch. Barrella, in addition to being chair of the department of legal studies and taxation at the Lubin School of Business, is also a former mayor of Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, so he knows whereof he speaks. "The tax burden comes with the services these communities provide. It's all service-driven."