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Pace communications students in Maria Luskay’s and Andrew Revkin’s Producing the Documentary course were featured in an article in Education Outlook, a supplement of The Journal News.

A symposium at Pace University’s Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts on April 25 at 7pm will present a cross-section of viewpoints challenging the commonly held perception that people with Alzheimer’s are “empty shells” who are “no longer with us” and must be humored, medicated, and parked in front of TV sets.

James Lipton is more than than just a TV personality. The actor, director, producer, choreographer, playwright and founder of the Actors Studio Drama School is also the author of the novel “Mirrors” (which he adapted for TV) and the nonfiction book “An Exaltation of Larks.”

The Tribeca Trib ran an article on sociologist and photographer Cathy Greenblat who has been taking pictures of people with dementia for a decade. Eighty of these moving images, taken around the world, are on display through April 28 at Pace University’s Schim­mel Center for the Arts. A symposium on Alzheimer’s will take place at Pace on April 25.

A WNBC program, appearing on cable, mentioned Pace’s exhibit and symposium on Alzheimer’s disease.

A study with the Michaelian Institute of Public Policy and Management at Pace University was commissioned a few years ago and findings to consolidate the Fairview Fire District with one or more other districts or departments will be presented in May or June.

Danielson’s Framework for Teaching is becoming the foundation for the evaluation of teachers in many New York school districts. The discussion topic is framing teacher effectiveness and supporting student success.

Will Pappenheimer, associate professor of art at Pace University, and a founding member of the artist collective, Manifest.AR, have recently been awarded the ARtSENSE Commission at The Foundation for Creative Technology (FACT) in Liverpool, England for their proposal entitled ‘Invisible ARtaffects.’

The results of a study by Pace University exploring the feasibility of consolidation of the Fairview Fire District with five other departments in Dutchess County will be released next week.

Two Pace students are heading to South Africa to showcase their Android app.