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Wag Magazine featured director of the Center for Student Enterprise at Pace University’s Lubin School of Business Kathy Winsted in “Polling The Business Community”
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Spend some time with Kathy Winsted, director of the Center for Student Enterprise at Pace University’s Lubin School of Business, and you’ll walk away impressed with her enthusiasm for the new Pace Business Poll and its potential to bring unique learning experiences to her students while enabling the school to carve out a niche for itself in the crowded field of polling.
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Tribeca Citizen featured President Marvin Krislov’s Daily News op-ed “Pace Pushes for Vaccination Requirements”
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The president of Pace University, Marvin Krislov, has an op-ed in the Daily News about the importance of requiring vaccination for students. “The numbers are less impressive among the college-aged. Statewide, only about 55% of those aged 16 to 25 have received one dose, and only about 49% are fully vaccinated. Colleges and universities have a unique role as educators, as community leaders, and frankly as good neighbors to help ensure everyone around us is protected.”
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Patch featured Thomas "Todd" Gibbons in “BNY Mellon CEO Joins Pace University's Board of Trustees”
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A bank executive and the leader of the oldest bank in the United States, and one of the world's largest financial institutions, has joined Pace University's Board of Trustees, the University today announced. Thomas "Todd" Gibbons, chief executive officer at BNY Mellon based in New York City, was recently elected to the board. Gibbons earned an MBA from the Lubin School of Business at Pace University in 1986.
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Free Speech Proponents Win Victory in Supreme Court Social Media Decision
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From the Classroom to a Dream Career
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Heidi Cruz Eustaquio, RN, Pace University Lienhard School of Nursing graduate has a deep passion for healthcare. A dedicated and hardworking young alumna from the RN4 nursing program on the Pleasantville campus, she is starting her career in Perioperative services with NYU Langone Health.
Heidi Cruz Eustaquio, RN, Pace University Lienhard School of Nursing graduate has a deep passion for healthcare. A dedicated and hardworking young alumna from the RN4 nursing program on the Pleasantville campus, she is starting her career in Perioperative services with NYU Langone Health.
Born and raised in the Philippines until moving to New York City at age 11, she is the youngest of five daughters. Through early experiences with community service and medical missions with her family, Heidi found her calling to the health professions.
“Growing up, my family participated in medical mission trips. During these experiences, I, unfortunately, saw lots of suffering due to poor and lack of access to good health care. These experiences instilled a passion for healthcare and sparked my decision to dedicate my life to improving this issue, which is relevant worldwide.”
When several of her family members were hospitalized and underwent surgery, Heidi realized “the role and privilege of nurses in healing communities” and was inspired by their opportunities to make a in difference in their patients’ and families’ lives. The experience led to her being fascinated with Perioperative services.
At Pace, Heidi was thrilled with the opportunity to take a Perioperative course as part of her nursing program to help her grow, achieve her dreams, and reach her goals. As a result of taking the perioperative elective course, she was hired for a perioperative trauma position that is often reserved for experienced nurses only.
“The main reasons I went into nursing were to help people and promote wellness. In this specialty, I can assist and ensure the safety and needs of the team and be an advocate for vulnerable patients.”
Today, Heidi has already begun her career with NYU Langone and feels privileged and excited to be working at such a prestigious, sophisticated, and world-renowned institution.
“Heidi was an extremely proactive, engaged and talented student,” said her former professor Dr. Millie Hepburn. “Her passion for nursing was clear in every nursing course. As faculty, I am so pleased that Heidi’s exceptional abilities and drive were acknowledged by healthcare facilities, and I cannot wait to hear of her future achievements!”
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PhD Students Present at Digital Innovators Inaugural Program
College of Health Professions
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Kisha Thompson and Shiyon Mathew, students in the PhD in Nursing program, represented Pace University College of Health Professions at the Digital Innovators inaugural program. This was a collaboration between Apple and the Graduate Student Nursing Society (GNSA) designed to demonstrate how nursing education can be enhanced using technology.
In August 2021, Kisha Thompson and Shiyon Mathew, students in the PhD in Nursing program, represented Pace University College of Health Professions at the Digital Innovators inaugural program. This was a collaboration between Apple and the Graduate Student Nursing Society (GNSA) designed to demonstrate how nursing education can be enhanced using technology.
Kisha and Shiyon were selected along with participants from 16 colleges nationwide through the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN). Both are practicing healthcare professionals. Kisha has been a nurse for 23 years, 15 of which have been in nurse anesthesia, and Shiyon is a critical care nurse in an intensive care unit at a hospital in New York.
The pair’s presentation introduced the use of the “Unessay” in a Philosophy of Science course. The purpose of the Unessay was to encourage students to use creative and engaging ways to convey their views based on individual interests and strengths. The project entailed identifying an issue in nursing, taking a position, and making an argument based on a philosophical perspective. Their presentation provided a visual Unessay Choice Board demonstrating five potential choices for projects: video, audio, art, music, and digital. For students who chose the digital route, they also provided several apps that might be helpful.
"I enjoyed hearing about the cutting-edge learning strategies used at other institutions,” said Kisha. “Highlights of the program were sketchnoting on the iPad, making posters and Clips videos, and creating an EPub.”
"We become somewhat complacent when we conform to tradition and norms,” said Shiyon. “Taking part in the digital program challenged me to think unconventionally, not just from the perspective of an educator, but from the lens of the learner as well. The relationship is symbiotic."
In a nod to technology, participants created a Memoji for use in the course work.
"The faculty is very proud of Kisha and Shiyon and hope to be able to tap into the new skills that they gained,” said PhD Department Chair Dr. Sharon Stahl Wexler.
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News 12 Featured Haub Law Professor Bennett Gershman in "Vaccination mandates being issued on federal, state and local levels across the Hudson Valley"
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Pace University law professor Bennett Gershman says that courts “firmly” say that it is not an infringement on civil rights. “The state has the power to protect the public health, the public welfare, the public safety by requiring people to get vaccinated,” Gershman says.
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