Press Room

Good Day New York spoke with Andrea Spencer, Dean of the School of Education at Pace, about the fight in New York over teacher evaluations.

Pace education school launches ‘TLE TeachLivE™ Lab’ technology in partnership with University of Central Florida. Pace is the only university in the northeast using this technology.

Global Entrepreneurship Week (November 14 – 20, 2011) is the world’s largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare. So why should entrepreneurs celebrate it?

The Theater Master Class will be conducted by Andreas Manolikakis, Chair of the Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University and members of the MFA program’s faculty. For more information or to be considered for participation, send your resume and contact information to actorsstudiomfa@pace.edu or call 212-346-1531.

The Partnership for After School Education (PASE) and Pace University’s School of Education have partnered to host the 2011 PASE Conference at Pace’s New York City campus at One Pace Plaza on Monday, July 18, 8:00am – 5:00pm. Chancellor Dennis Walcott of the NYC Department of Education and Commissioner Jeanne Mullgrav of the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development are the keynote speakers. (Left: Chancellor Dennis Walcott).

Jonathan Hill, assistant dean of Seidenberg School of Computer Science, was quoted in a New York Times article about the fastest growing career fields. By 2018, a million news jobs are expected to be available, such as Biomedical Engineer, Home Health Aide and Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst.

You can work in many locations as a Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst because almost every organization needs someone with those skill sets. “‘If you have the degree, you can work at Sloan-Kettering, the F.B.I., PNC Bank or the New York City Ballet,” he says. “If you are good, you will be employed.’”

“Blurring the Lines,” by two Pace University professors of education, Arthur T. Maloney and Janet D. Mulvey, and a colleague at Fordham, argues that the First Amendment of the US Constitution –-the government can neither establish nor prohibit the practice of religion, “a mainstay of our democracy,” – is rapidly becoming obsolete.

A news conference will be held Friday, January 28, when Verizon officially presents a grant at 3:30 p.m. in the Faculty Dining Room of Choate House on the Pleasantville Campus.

Theory-based educator, mobile learning innovator, entrepreneur, and special education advocate who successfully obtained more than $4 million in federal grants over a four-year period.

Some of the nation’s most challenging advocates of urban school reform will present at Pace University’s School of Education’s 8th annual distinguished educators’ lecture series “Beyond Closing the Achievement Gap: The Next Level of Urban School Reform.”