Adulting is hard, but you don’t have to do it alone.
There are many life lessons you can’t learn in the classroom, and the Pace Library is helping fill in the gaps with their community-led workshop series Adulting 101.
Think you might have something worth sharing? The Library is looking for faculty and staff who can share their expertise in brief, conversational, fun talks. Past workshops have included “Financial Literacy” and “Job Search, Resume Writing, and the Interview.” A recent survey shows particular student interest in subjects such as:
If you’re interested in leading a workshop on any of these topics, or any others not mentioned, send an email to Rose Gillen at rgillen@pace.edu (for Pleasantville) or to Jennifer Rosenstein at jrosenstein@pace.edu (for NYC).
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