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Meet Dr. Asha Kadir, Pace’s Interpersonal Violence Prevention Specialist at the Pleasantville Campus. From resilience-building workshops to new collaborations, Dr. Kadir shares her plans for Fall 2024 and offers advice on creating a safer campus community. Learn more in her full Q&A!
Meet Ashleigh Andersen, LCSW, Pace’s Interpersonal Violence Prevention Specialist! She’s bringing new consent and Title IX education to UNV 101 this fall. Want to learn more? Check out the full Q+A for her insights and upcoming events!
Pace University’s Dyson Professor George Picoulas was front-and-center in the media for his expert commentary on the historic 2024 Presidential Debate. He was featured on News 12’s Power & Politics providing a preview of the first debate, offering insights on what each candidate needed to accomplish in the debate.
Pace University’s Political Science Professor Laura Tamman was front-and-center in the media for her expert commentary on the historic 2024 Presidential Debate. She joined Fox 5 News for a post-debate analysis.
The International Association of Plumbing & Mechanical Officials (IAMPO) and the Pace Energy and Climate Center have agreed to jointly publish Chapter 17 of the Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC) as a standalone document (IAPMO/UMC/Chapter 17-2024) to address the needs for enforceable safety provisions for geothermal district ambient temperature loop systems, PHCP Pros report.
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Emerita Professor Linda Fentiman speaks with The New York Times about James and Jennifer Crumbley, the first parents to be convicted in connection with a mass shooting carried out by their child.
Professor Bennett Gershman pens an op-ed in The New York Law Journal discussing the implications of prosecutors charging a parent for mass murders by their children.
Professor Josh Galperin speaks with The Wall Street Journal on fossil-fuel billionaire Kelcy Warren and his company, Energy Transfer, which is behind a lawsuit that Greenpeace claims could bankrupt its U.S. affiliate.
The Journal News featured the Pace Field Hockey Team as they supported an event hosted by Able Athletics, a Westchester-based organization that provides sports opportunities for youth with disabilities and special needs.
On September 7, 2024, the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University hosted the inaugural Early Environmental Law Scholars (EELS) Conference. The goal of the Early Environmental Law Scholars is to foster community building, idea exchange, and professional development for emerging scholars in the field.