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Dr. Andrew Coggins Clinical Professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University- Expert Advice - Depending on travel patterns, if one spends a lot of nights in hotels and is very brand loyal, the card makes sense.
Dr. Andrew Coggins Clinical Professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University-It depends on one's travel patterns. If you travel with many different airlines, the travel card makes more sense. If you travel almost exclusively with one or two airlines, the airline card makes more sense, especially if lounge access is included.
Lubin Professor Andrew Coggins helps travelers pick the best credit cards offering hotel rewards points with WalletHub.
Dr. Coggins, from Pace University, noted that: “U.S. river cruising can work to increase its awareness among the public and work with the destinations to focus on local festivals, unique museums, and historic towns.”
Finance Professor PV Viswanath knows that understanding finance goes beyond just dollars and cents—financial markets have a real-world impact on the disadvantaged among us. Read how he’s teaching a new generation of finance professionals to tackle wealth and income inequalities.
President of Setter Stage Richmond Landicho ’20 interned twice for NBCUniversal: once for integrated marketing and then for the Late Night team. But it was a mistake he made that ultimately led to his success. Also? He’s a black belt in taekwondo. Yeah.
As with other images featuring beautiful bookshelves, people go absolutely bananas for it. Mr. Winslow’s post received 1,700 comments, including one from a professor at Pace University who has been using the photo as his Zoom background.
From pitching a Pace partnership with Lyft to completing a summer internship at Comcast, Julian Alston ’18 is preparing to conquer the business world while taking in all that the Pleasantville Campus has to offer.
Meet Jennifer Zaurov '22, a Lubin student pursuing a Dual MBA who founded the first Arts and Entertainment Management Graduate Club at Pace.
At Pace, Aissatou Gningue has consistently challenged herself. She’s been a UN Millennium Fellow, Orientation leader, and is launching a new Entrepreneurship Club—in addition to being in a five-year MBA program and double majoring in accounting and political science with a minor in pre-law. Her philosophy: “What’s the point if it’s not challenging?”
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