Dyson Professor Melvin Williams speaks to The American Prospect on celebrity influence in politics, analyzing how the Harris-Walz campaign’s reliance on celebrity endorsements failed to drive voter turnout in the 2024 election.
Professor Mark Weinstock discusses the economic impact of President Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China with News12 warning they could drive up consumer costs and fuel inflation.
Seidenberg Professor Darren Hayes provides expert cybersecurity insights to the Greek newspaper Η ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ, discussing the evolving landscape of digital crime and law enforcement challenges.
In an article for the River Journal aimed at informing immigrants of their rights, Adjunct Professor Amelia Wilson, Director of the Immigration Justice Clinic at Haub Law, shared her insights on the critical difference between an administrative and a judicial warrant. “An administrative warrant is not signed by a judge, as is legally required to be enforceable,” she said.
Psychology Professors Leora Trub and Lisa Rosenthal were cited in The Bulwark for their research on social media and mental health, highlighting how following strangers on Instagram can reinforce negative self-perceptions through social comparison. Their study, "Instagram #Instasad?", explores the connection between Instagram use, depressive symptoms, and social comparison behaviors.
Following claims that Ring camera notified its customers about Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, Haub Law Professor Bennett Gershman spoke with Newsweek about the legal implications of alerting others to potential ICE activity.
Professor Gershman explains that free speech protections allow residents to discuss law enforcement in their neighborhoods, but language that actively encourages evasion of authorities could possibly be construed as obstruction of justice. "I think it's important to be very explicit on what is being communicated," he said.
Looking for a place to hang out on Pace's NYC Campus? We got you covered. Here's a comprehensive list of spaces where you can get together with friends and colleagues for quiet study, group projects, and more.
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Imagine dancing with Doja Cat. Now imagine doing it in front of 865,000 people. For Joanne Daquigan, Jada Clark, and Tiffani Rusell that dream became reality. Last month, they and several other members of the Pace Commercial Dance community performed alongside some heavy-hitting A-listers at MTV's VMAs.
Pace University Career Services on Friday hosted one of its signature events: the Fall 2023 Job and Internship Career Fair. With record-breaking student turnout, it was one of the largest Job Fair in the University’s history.
On Wednesday, October 11, Political Science and Peace and Justice Studies students Ellis Clay ‘25, Antje Hipkins ’24, and Jasmine Cintron Soto ’25 delivered statements to the United Nations General Assembly First Committee, a forum focused on global disarmament and international security.
When did you start at Pace (PT then FT dates)? What attracted you to Pace?
I began working at Pace in 2018 when I was hired as a part-time staff member with the Athletics department in the Goldstein Fitness Center. I was pursuing a career in IT and was working full-time at New York Botanical Garden. I was thrilled when Pace onboarded me to a new role within Information Technology Services full time in 2021.
What has had the greatest impact on your career at Pace so far?
Perhaps what has had the greatest impact, as well as what has been most rewarding, is the opportunity to collaborate with dedicated staff from multiple University areas within my role in ITS. This includes ITS leadership who onboarded and embraced me with my role the past three and half years. I have been privileged to help lead the implementation and development of CRM Advise and OnTrack at the University within ITS, two critical applications to assist staff with student success. Working with and learning from others has contributed greatly to this.
What impact do you hope to make on the Pace community, as Staff Representative?
Starting with my part-time role with Athletics in 2018, I became immediately immersed in the Pace community. I hope that serving as Staff Representative will afford me the opportunity to support the culture of Pace, with an emphasis on giving back and helping others. I hope to contribute to the success of the staff council with respect to this.
Do you have advice for new Pace employees to help them feel not only more confident in their position, but also more engaged overall with our Pace community? If so, what is your advice?
My experiences have taught me that confidence can be fostered through the accumulation of small successes that, over time, become a much larger victory. The ability to reframe any given failure as an opportunity to learn or try something new is also critical to sustainable confidence in anything. I believe that a continuous effort to bring your best self each individual day contributes to this and naturally helps others in your community be enabled to do the same.
Is there a book that has had a meaningful influence on you, personally and/or professionally?
I recommend the book T-Minus AI by Michael Kaanan which has provided an excellent context on both the past development and the present landscape of AI in our daily lives.
Do you have a favorite quote that you would like to share?
“It’s the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen” – John Wooden
What do you enjoy doing in your free time to relax?
I really enjoy reading nonfiction and watching sports.
What would be your ultimate getaway vacation destination?
I like nature so definitely somewhere with a nice outdoor view.