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Just wrapping up her sophomore year, { Kristie Dash 14,Communications } already has more experience than manyprofessionals with coveted internships at Harpers Bazaar,Fashion Week, NBCs Peacock Productions, Celebuzz,and Teen Vogue. But thats not all the communicationsmajor has taken advantage of during her time at Pace. The

Presidential and Honors Scholar has also danced in TimesSquare with Ne-Yo, been an extra on Gossip Girl, and met role

models like Giuliana Rancic and Kelly Cutrone. This summer, her

job with the Housing Department at Pace also offered herfree room and board so she could accept her dream position: an

internship with E! News. Pace seemed to be the perfect fitfor me because of its amazing Career Services program and its

overall atmosphereManhattan being its campus, says Kristie.

Watch Kristie talk about her experience at Pace or check out

her blog atwww.pace.edu/kristie.

Superior proessional educationTwo strategic New York locationsRobust scholarships and fnancial aid

Use the Pace AdvantagWork Toward Greatness

New York City andWestchester County

www.pace.edu


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Degree Programs (Majors) In

Career Preparation

New York City Campus

Westchester Campus

Academics at a Glance

Lubin School o Business

Seidenberg School o ComputScience and Inormation Sy

Dyson College o Arts and Sc

College o Health Proessions

School o Education

Porzheimer Honors College

International Study

Study Abroad

Featured Faculty

NYC Clubs

Star Power at Pace Student Lie: NYC Map

Westchester Clubs

Athletics

Student Lie: Westchester Ma

Fast Facts about Pace

Financial Aid/Tuition

Admission Dates

www.PACE.edu

There is greatness within us all.

Sometimes you just need theright opportunity to fnd it.

Welcome toPace University.

Lubin Schoolo Business

Collegeo Health

Proessions

PorzheimerHonors College

Dyson Collegeo Arts and Sciences

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Pace University admits students of anyrace, color, and national or ethnic origin.


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Accounting

General Accounting

Public Accounting (fve-year program)

Acting*

American Studies

Applied Psychology and Human Relations

Art

Art History Arts and Science (undecided)

Biochemistry

Biology

Biology Pre-proessional+

Occupational Therapy

Optometry

Physical Therapy

Podiatry

Biological Psychology

Business (undecided)

Business Economics

Chemistry

Chemistry Pre-Proessional

Chemical Engineering

Commercial Dance*

Communication Arts and Journalism

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Communication Studies

Communications

Computer Science

Criminal Justice

Directing*

Economics

Education, Adolescent

Biology

Chemistry

Earth Science

English

History/Social Studies

Mathematics

Education (undecided)

Education, Childhood

English

English and Communications

English Language and Literature

Environmental Science

Environmental Studies

Film and Screen Studies

Finance

Forensic Science

General Business#

History

Inormation SystemsBusiness

Inormation Systems Computer Science

Inormation Technology

International Management

Language, Culture, and World Trade

Latin American Studies

Liberal Studies#

Management

Arts and Entertainment Management

Business Management

Entrepreneurship

Hospitality and Tourism Management

Human Resources Management

Marketing

Advertising and IntegratedMarketing Communications

Global Marketing Management

Mathematics

Modern Languages and Cultures

Musical Theater*

Nursing (our-year program)

Personality and Social Psychology

Philosophy and Religious Studies

Physics

Political Science

Proessional Computer Studies #

Proessional Studies#

Psychology

Quantitative Business Analysis

Sociology-Anthropology

Spanish

Teaching Students with Speech and Language Disabilities

Theater Arts*

Acting

Commercial Dance

Design and Technical Theater

Directing

Womens and Gender Studies

* Auditions are required.+ Allied health programs are offered in conjunction with Columbia University, New York State

College of Optometry, New York Medical College, and New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

A 3/2 program in conjunction with Manhattan College and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Program requires students to choose a second major based on the subject they choose toteach.

# Transfer and adult students only.

Offered online.

** Combined degree programs have separate admission and enrollment requirements. Pleasecontact the Office of Undergraduate Admission for more details. Students who wish to enrollin the combined degree program usually do so in their junior or senior year at Pace and arerequired to meet a minimum GPA.

Students can choose to major in Literacy, Special Education, or Educational Technology at theMSEd level.

Pre-med and pre-law tracks are preparatory for medical school or law school, respectively.

BA in Adolescent Education and MSEdin Adolescent Education

BA in Applied Psychology and HumanRelations and MS in Counseling

BA in Applied Psychology and HumanRelations and MS in Mental HealthCounseling

BA in Biology and MST inAdolescent Education

BA in Biology and JD in Law

BA in Childhood Education andMSEd in Adolescent Education

BA in Communications and JD in Law

BA in Computer Science and MS inComputer Science

BA in Computer Science and MS inInformation Systems

BA in Computer Science and MS inTelecommunications

BA in Economics and MPA in PublicAdministration

BA in English and MST in AdolescentEducation

BA in English and JD in Law

BA in English and MS in Publishing

BA in Environmental Studies andJD in Law

BA in Environmental Studies andMPA in Public Administration

BA in History and JD in Law

BA in History and MPA inPublic Administration

BA in History (Social Studies) andMST in Adolescent Education

BA in Mathematics and MST inAdolescent Education

BA in Modern Languages and Cultures(Spanish) and MS in Publishing

BA in Philosophy and Religious Studiesand JD in Law

BA in Political Science and JD in Law

BA in Political Science and Master ofPublic Administration

BA in Psychology and MA in Psychology

BA in Psychology and MS in Counseling

BA in Psychology and MS in MentalHealth Counseling

BA in Spanish and MST in AdolescentEducation

BBA in Public Accounting and MBA inPublic Accounting

BBA in Public Accounting and MS inFinancial Management

BBA in Public Accouting and MS inTaxation

BS in Biology and MS inEnvironmental Science

BS in Computer Science and MS inSoftware Development and Engineering

BS in Criminal Justice and JD in Law

CampusMajor Campus Major Westchester

NYC

Westchester

NYC

Accelerated Combined and Dual Degrees**(our- and fve-year programs)


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What are you doing or the next our years?

How about working with a portfolio manager for Smith Barney,producing reality television shows for MTV, or teachingat a middleschool in New York City? What about conducting cancer research,being a data analyst for an investment bank on Wall Street, orcreating software programs for IBM?

No matter which Pace campus you choose, our highly respectedinternship programthe largest in metropolitan New Yorkopens the doors to incredible work opportunities long before yougraduate. With the worlds top companies right at your doorstepand the unparalleled internship c ulture in New Yorkjust imaginethe resume youll build in four years. Of course, you wont alwaysbe working. Youll still have plenty of time to take in the sights and

sounds of the greatest city in the worldjust outside your door ora short train ride away.

{ Danielle A. Davis 13, Communication Studies } New York City

Theres no betterway to prepare or

the real world thanby living in it.

What are you doing or the next our years?

How about working with a portfolio manager for Smith Barney,producing reality television shows for MTV, or teachingat a middleschool in New York City? What about conducting cancer research,being a data analyst for an investment bank on Wall Street, orcreating software programs for IBM?

No matter which Pace campus you choose, youll be challengedacademically. Plus our highly respected internship programthelargest in metropolitan New Yorkopens the doors to incrediblework opportunities long before you graduate. With the worlds topcompanies right at your doorstepand the unparalleled internshipculture in New Yorkjust imagine the resume youll build in fouryears. Of course, you wont always be working. Youll still haveplenty of time to take in the sights and sounds of the greatest city

in the worldjust outside your door or a short train ride away.

{ Danielle A. Davis 12, Communication Studies } New York City


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Youll never lose sight of your end goalyour professor s wont let you.Theyll push you to excel beyond your own expectations. Theyll challenge

you at every turn to think, feel, experience, debate, and listen. Theyll beyour sounding board, your mentors, your counselors, and your friends. Butthen again, they have the perfect setting: the Pace classroom. Its inspiring,interactive, and challenging.

Every day, Pace offers real-life lessons that will leave you feeling proud,confident, and equipped with the tools and experience to succeed in life.Its not surprising. Our rigorous academics prepare you to take on the world.

The Pace academic experienceprepares you or the greatest teo allthe day you graduate andstart your frst proessional job

To understand the worwe have to broadenperspectives. I dont

really use textbooks; alot o what I teachcomes rom recentresearch accountinscandals, the financial

crisis I ocus moreon reality. Theres alot of participation inmy classes, and a lot ofoutside reading fromnewspapers and journa

Matthew R. Morey, PhDProfessor of Financeand NYSE Scholar

Instead of reporting from your desk, how about reporting from the field? Students in Professor Maria Luskays media andcommunication arts class, like { Pedro Rivera 12, Communications }, traveled to Holland to shoot a documentary on theAmerican Ambassador. The film, The Life of an American Ambassador: The Netherlands, was chosen as Best in Category forDocumentary in the 2010 Indie Short Film Competition. With an average class size of 18 students, Pace professors have thetime to focus on individuals and provide unique opportunities such as this.

Watch the students in action and follow their blogs as they travel the world at: www.pace.edu/travel.


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6,000Morethanjobs and internships postedat Pace for students

1,450students participate in internships,practicums, and field work experience

Morethan

500employers in the tri-state areasponsor Pace students

Morethan

2,800alumni hold executive-level positions(president, CEO, CFO, etc.) withintheir organizationsMorethan

Who hires Pace s

Apple

Credit Suisse

Dannon Company

Deloitte & Touche

Ernst & Young

Goldman Sachs

IBM

JPMorgan Chase

Kenneth Cole

KPMG

Morgan Stanley Sm

MTV

NYC Department of

PepsiCo

PricewaterhouseCo

Memorial Sloan-Ke

WABC-TV

Westchester Medic

Sony Music

For a complete liswww.pace.edu/ca

Combine classroom theory and on-the-job experience.

{ Alexandra C. White 11, Marketing } started at Pace as an accounting major. After a TV stint on The Biggest Loser, sherealized her real love was marketing and landed an internship at MTV.

CAREERPREPARATION

10%higher thannational averaundergraduate studenwho are employed bygraduation

Source: National Assoof Colleges and Emplo

Top 10 university inthe U.S. or placingundergraduates ininternships.

One o the top 20 collegesin the U.S. that will make

you rich.


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hallenged by exceptional academics andutstanding proessional opportunities, youllork toward greatness every day at Pace.

Work towardeatness is not

mply a tagline atcewe live andeathe it everyy. How? Wella ew o our

udents tell you.

Caitlin (p. 18) You must have the courage tobecome the person that you think you are meant

to be, and I believe that Pace encourages studentsto pursue their dreams and passions and providesthem with the skills they need to get there.

Valerie (p. 22) There are opportunitieseverywherein lie and at Pace. You just have tolook or the ones that are right or you.

Brandon (p. 28) The knowledge and perormancelevel Ive obtained is amazing and lie changing.My aculty mentor is constantly helping me growas a dancer, a proessional, and a person. Withouther training, I would not have maintained thestamina and vigor or my job as a swing on tour[orIn the Heights].

Andrew (p. 30) Working toward greatness meansstrategically mapping out your academic career,

class by class, semester by semester, year by year.I all the planning and prioritizing is done already,success will all into place.

Hatsue (p. 32) Greatness is unique or each person.To me, it means a ulflling, happy, successul lie.Everyone desires to achieve happiness: receivingan education is working toward that goal. We neverstop learning; we never stop looking or ways toimprove ourselves and the world.

No one can teach you to be great.

Whether you are interning on Wall Street or studying sustainable tourism in Brazil, Pacewill help you find your opportunity to excel. Last year,{ Ryan Kibel 12, Hospitality andTourism Management } helped launch and manage Paces student-run restaurant, Rio.


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As { Michelle Sanchez 15, Marketing } has discovered, Pace NYC is just afew blocks from the South Street Seaport. So close, its numerous shops,restaurants, marina, and museum are part of our extended campus.

Accounting

General Acco

Public Accoun

Acting

American Stud

Art

Art History

Biochemistry

Biology

Biology Pre-Pro

Occupational

Optometry

Physical Ther

Podiatry

Business Econ

Chemistry

Commercial Da

CommunicatioDisorders

Communicatio

Computer Scie

Criminal Justice

Directing

Economics

English Langua

Environmental

Environmental

Film and Scree

Finance

Forensic Scien

General Busine

History

Information Sy

Information SyScience

Information Te

International M

Language, Cult

Latin American

Liberal Studies

Management

Arts and Enter

Business Man

Entrepreneur

Hospitality an

Human Resou

Marketing

Advertising aMarketing Co

Global Marke

Mathematics

Modern Langu

Musical Theate

Philosophy and

Political SciencProfessional C

Professional St

Psychology

Quantitative Bu

Sociology-Anth

Spanish

Teaching Studeand Languag

Theater Arts

Acting

Commercial D

Design and Te

Directing

Womens and G

Pace NYC students study and work right in the

middle of the greatest city on earth.

New York City CampusYou could spend the next four years exploring New

York City and never have the same experience twice.

Or you could nd your favorite neighborhood haunt

and make it your home away from home.

Whatever youre looking for, youll nd it in New York

City, home to 8 million peopleand to more than5,000 Pace undergraduate students. Pace NYC is

located in the heart of the Financial District in lower

Manhattan, with internship and work opportunities

just steps away and the world right at your doorstep.

The Tribeca Film FestivalChinatownMidtown

Ellis IslandThe Metropolitan Museum of Art

Battery Parkthe list of places and things to do is

virtually endless.

Plus, theres so much going on right on campus; its a

city in itself. Connect with friends at the Eddie Layton

Student Union, Mortola Courtyard, or Caf 101. Sign

up for intramurals or take a Zumba class in the gym.

Take a break in your residence hall; we offer a wide

variety of housing options, including Marias Tower

right at One Pace Plaza, Fulton Hall, 55 John Street,

and our new residence hall at Broadway and John

Street. Need access to a computer in the middle of

the night? Check out our 24-hour computer lab atOne Pace Plaza.

Why would you want to go to school anywhere

else? Except maybe our Westchester Campus in

Pleasantville, NY, just a short train ride away.

New York City Majors>


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Accounting

General Accou

Public Accoun

American Studi

Applied Psycholo

Art

Biochemistry

Biology

Biological Psyc

Business Econo

Chemistry

Chemistry Pre-PChemical Engi

Communication

Communication

Computer Scien

Criminal Justice

Economics

Education, Ado

Biology

Chemistry

Earth Science

English

History/Socia

Mathematics

Education, Chil

EnglishEnglish and Com

Environmental S

Environmental S

Film and Screen

Finance

General Busine

History

Information Sys

Information Sys

Information Tec

International M

Liberal Studies

Management

Business Man

Entrepreneurs

Human Resou

Marketing

Advertising anCommunicatio

Global Market

Mathematics

Nursing (four-y

Personality and

Philosophy and

Physics

Political Scienc

Professional Co

Professional St

Psychology

Experience a traditional college campus, with state-of-the-art facilities

and access to Fortune 500 companies.

Westchester CampusIf you are looking for a traditional college atmospherewith a strong

campus community, competitive athletics, and an active social scene

without sacricing the newest in technology and access to New Yorks many

job opportunities, choose our Westchester Campus in Pleasantville.

Here, youll nd an inviting community set on 200 acres with several

on-campus residence halls, academic buildings including new state-of-the-

art science labs and video production facilities, Goldstein Health and FitnessCenter with an eight-lane swimming pool, and the Kessel Student Center.

Just a short distance away, the village of Pleasantville offers retail shops

and ne dining, the acclaimed Jacob Burns Film Center, performing arts, and

music festivalsall woven together to enrich your University experience.

But dont let the serenity of this suburban small-college campus fool you!

Pace Westchester is an incubator of thoughtand a powerful engine that

will fuel your career. In fact, Westchester County is called the Golden Apple

for the richness of its professional opportunities and numerous Fortune500

companies headquartered in the area. Whats more, New York City is only 30

miles away, with free shuttles to take you from campus to the Metro-North

train station in nearby Pleasantville. At Paces Westchester Campus, you

can truly have it all.

At Pace, we know that saving the world involves more than just recycling. From our interdisciplinary

Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies to the Westchester Environmental Center with

wild animals to the GreenPace committee made up of faculty, staff, and students, we take a global

approach to this worldwide concern. Just ask{ Diane Saraiva 12, Environmental Science }. Hercoursework covered economics, science, ethical and political studies, as well as environmental

science and helped prepare her or an internship with the Department o EnvironmentalConservation .

Westchester Majors >


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At Our CoreOur innovative Core Curriculum allows students to

study subjects that are integrated around a themeand prepares them to become lifelong learnersand respond to the changes and challenges ofthe professional world. Courses include CivicEngagement and Public Values, Writing in theDisciplines, Second Language Proficiency, WorldTraditions and Cultures, and more.

C a m

p u s t o u r s i n f o r m a t i o n a n d o p e n h o u s e s :

100+majors 18average classsize of students34

accelerated bachelorsand masters degree

programs

15:1student

to facultyratio

Small Classes andEndless Opportunities

Critical

Thinking

Community-based

Learning and

Real-world Skills

Communication

Skills

Academics at a GlanceWith more than 100 undergraduate majors and combined degree programs spread across twocampuses and five schools and colleges, Pace students have the opportunity to explore theirinterests and talents and choose a degree thats right for them. Plus with small class sizes, yourprofessors will know your name and your strengths, giving you the personalized attention you needto excel inside and outside of the classroom. At Pace, we invite you to work toward greatness with us.


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For { Caitlin Meuser 13, Marketing } campusactivities are a way of life. She served as LubinPresident as a sophomore and was Executive

Vice President of Student Government herjunior year. She is currently Lubin Vice President;

a marketing representative for Kaplan Test Prep; a

peer leader; and has been inducted into Lambda

Sigma, Omicron Delta Epsilon and Beta Gamma

Sigma. She also took a management field-studycourse to China in 2011, a marketing field-study course to London and Brussels in 2012,and completed a market research internshipwith Fuse TV at Madison Square Garden.

LUBIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS


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More than 100 years old, yet known to be highly innovativeWith a wide range of programs from traditional to cutting-edge, Lubin educates students with itsunique blend of theory and practice. Pace is known for its leadership in theaccountingindustry, itsentrepreneurial focus, its nationally competitiveadvertisingteams, and its fnance majors who fillinternships throughout metropolitan New York.

Many Lubin faculty are experiential professorsteachers who continue to work in their field. As aresult, our faculty are able to combine real-world experience with critical lessons on the undamentalso businessincluding economics, finance, marketing, and managementto better prepare students orlong-term success in the feld.

Location, location, locationStudying in the business capital o the world, you can enjoy all that the New York City Metropolitan Areahas to offer. As part of your classes, you can visit the New York Stock Exchange, see the gold at theFederal Reserve, or intern at top companies like MTV, PepsiCo, NBC, and IBM. Both of our campuses aresurrounded by hundreds of companies, many topping the Fortune 100 list. The opportunities outside theclassroom are enormous!

Lubin graduates haveproven to be an invaluaresource or our compaWe have more than 1,0Lubin graduates emploat JPMorgan Chase,including mysel.

www.PACE.edu/ap

Alumni Snapshot

Philip Bleser 81, 84, 94CEO, Global Corporate BankNorth America,

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The true value is when you apply whatyouve learned in the classroom tothe job. My experience managing andworking a small business at Pace hastruly prepared me to eectively navigatethe real-world.

Success stories start here:

U.S. News Short Listranked Pace among thetop 10 schools in the country or providingundergraduate students with internships, soits no surprise that most Lubin students havemultiple internships prior to graduation, leadingto full-time job offers. In fact, recent BBA/MBAgraduates had job placement rates o95%.

Lubin students connect to executives in the classroom as partof the Executive in Residence Program and online throughLubins LinkedIn Mentoring Program. With more than 130,000accomplished alumni and almost 3,000 in the C-suite, our vastnetwork o successul alumni works or you. Join the ranks ofaccomplished Lubin alumni including: Philip F. Bleser 81, 84,94, CEO, Global Corporate BankNorth America, JPMorganChase & Co.; Michael Clinton 83, president, marketing andpublishing director, Hearst Magazines; Melvin Karmazin 79,CEO, Sirius XM Radio; William C. Nelson 75, chairman and CEO,HBO; David Pecker 72, chairman and CEO,American Media, Inc.;

Ivan G. Seidenberg 86, former chairman and CEO,Verizon; andPaula L. Summa 78, 84, general manager,IBM.com.

Nationally recognized programminggives students an edgein the professional world. Praised for its student focusedprograms, experience-based learning, financial capital location,small classes, devoted faculty, and programsatisfaction, Lubin is one ofan elite group obusiness schools (less than 2% worldwide)accredited by the AACSB International forboth business and accounting.

Launched

successful

student-run cafPace Perk

Working atUBS

Created the

Pace Association

of Collegiate

Entrepreneurs

$50,000Average salary for a recentLubin graduate majoring ingeneral business

Daniel R. Cassidy 12, Marketing } Westchester

Daniel


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{ Valerie Cayo 14, Computer Science } was searching for a major that would also

allow her to use her mathematics skills. Shestumbled upon computer programming and

found the perfect fit. Now the Honors Collegestudent and Seidenberg Scholar is takingthe next step: looking to merge her coursework

with real-world work opportunities. Today,

Valerie works at Seidenberg Creative Labs,helping to create web applications, websites,

and other projects. She is also a member of

Kappa Delta sorority, which inspires its members

to become women of greatness. For Valerie,

opportunities are everywherein life and

at Pace.


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A vision or the uture

Imagine where you could land with a degree from Pace. Can you see yourself 10 years from nowacomputer analyst for Bloomberg? An FBI agent focused on cybersecurity? Or a web designer forthe next big start-up?

The Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, named after Pace alumnus andformer chairman and CEO of Verizon, Ivan G. Seidenberg, offers a broad spectrum of courses ranging fromweb technologies and game programmingto data miningand project management. Our program is alsoone of only a few nationwide that focuses onpatternrecognition, security, and robotics. Recently a teamof students developed 3-D vision for the robot Alexandra that may one day help save lives in hospitaland military settings. Thats just one of the ways Pace students are seeing things in a new light.

Critical connections

Seidenbergs 90 full- and part-time educators are leaders in their felds. Take Susan M. Merritt, PhD,who received the Martin Luther King Jr. Excellence in Social Justice Award; or Christelle Scharff, PhD, whowon an IBM Smarter Planet Faculty Innovation Award for her work in developing mobile applications topromote social change in Africa; or Jean Coppola, PhD, who is pioneering research in gerontechnologyand inspiring students in intergenerational computing.

The majority of Seidenberg students participate in Paces internship program, the largest in the New YorkMetropolitan Area. Employers include IBM, Bloomberg, Link Technology, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, andTime Warner Cable, to name a few.

www.PACE.edu/ap


Designated as a Center o Academic Excellence inInormation Assurance Education, Seidenberg is hometo the CyberSecurity Institute and nationally recognizedprogramming that gives students the skills they need. Plus,our strong relationships with national organizations have ledto coveted scholarships, internships, and grants rom theDepartment o Deense and National Science Foundation.

Cutting-edge coursework in areas such as robotics,gerontechnology, biometrics, and mobile applicationdevelopment gives students the skills for success in a

range of fields. In fact, Seidenbergwas named 2012 Laureate by theComputerworld Honors Program forvisionary applications of information

technology, promoting positive social, economic, andeducational change.

Students connect with industry leaders through the TechMentor-in-Residenceprogram, which has brought DavidMcKinnis, CTO and founder ofSuretech.com, and Matt Knell00, director of Social Media forAOL, on campus to talk tocurrent students. Seidenberg is also home to a number oftech conferences including RIMs first Campus Hackathonand theAgile NYC Conerence.

My internship gave me real experiencein the feld. I learned about data centers,the importance o keeping servicesrunning, and being part o a team.

{ Philip Ricciardi 13, Computer Science } with Li-ChiouChen, PhD, associate professor of Information Technology.Chen works with students who have received grants to studycybersecurity from the Department of Defense and NationalScience Foundation.

Most people have todecide between workand play, but when

youre a game developelike me, they are one anthe same. My Seidenbeeducation helpedme learn the skills Ineeded to start my owngaming company.

Alumni Snapshot

Oz Michaeli 09Owner, Spiralstorm Games

On the

executive boardof several honor

societies and member

f the only internationalhonor society in

computing

Internships

with GlobeOp

Financial Servicesand Link Technology

Group;job with ITS

Competed inthe 2011 Northeast

Collegiate CyberDefense Competition;

student-facultyresearch project on

network security

8 of the top 20best jobs for fast growthare in computingSource: CNNMoney/Payscale.com 2011

Philip


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{ Kelly Fisher 13, Biology } is experiencingthe best of all worlds at Pace. An HonorsCollege student and a pitcher on the

womens softball team, Kelly is also aresident assistant, member ofGolden Key,

a community service-based national honor

society, and is doing research on brain

development with Professor Jack Horne inDysons new labs. Professor Horne regularly

publishes papers with students, listing them

as first author.


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Find your place in the world at the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences. We offer more than 50 majors in the arts,humanities, social sciences, mathematics, and natural sciences on both Pace campuses. From Forensic Science,Criminal Justice, and Environmental Science, to Psychology, Musical Theater, and Communications, Dysonprograms are designed to help you improve your u nderstanding of our complex world.

Connecting theory and experienceIn the Pace tradition, Dyson courses focus on the connection between theory and practical experience. Simplyput, we make learning relevant to your life. Students of JaimeLee Rizzo, PhD, are researching antimicrobialcompounds that can be bonded onto fabrics and may have liesaving applications for hospital patients. AndPerforming Arts students get hands-on acting experience in major Broadway productions on tour as well asnumerous productions on-campus and off-Broadway.

Our professors are leaders in their felds and, more importantly, devoted educators who dedicate time tohelping their students succeed. In every discipline, our faculty are widely recognized as both scholars andteachers. For example, Professor Maria Luskay, EdD, Media, Communication, and Visual Arts, is an acclaimeddocumentary creator who takes students abroad each year to film award-winning documentaries; Biologyand Environmental Science Professor Richard Schlesinger, PhD, has reviewed air pollution issues for theU.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the World Health Organization; and Criminal Justice and SecurityProfessor and Department Chair Joseph Ryan, PhD, is a 25-year veteran of the New York City Police Departmentand national expert on community policing.

www.PACE.edu/appl


Students are performing cutting-edge, and award-winningresearch on TB, HIV, and other illnesses in our new $7million state-o-the-art laboratories and environmentalscience suite on the Westchester Campus

Nationally recognized programmingPaces Model UNprogram had an impressive 20112012 academic year,winningmore awards than any other university at the2012 National Model United Nations conference in NYC. Atthe College Federal Reserve Challenge, Pace won secondplace in the fnal round, beating out top schools, includingPrinceton, Columbia, West Point, Cornell, and NYU.

Paces Performing Arts program continues to shine, withstudents winning roles on and o Broadway. Our new7-story buildingfeatures dance and television studios,

costume and design shops, and performance spaces. Our cutting-edge Communications Center, equipped with

the latest equipment and technology, has helped Pacestudentsproduce award-winning documentaries, suchas the The Life of an American Ambassadorand LindaThornton: Seeking Sustainability, One Shrimp at a Time.

{Brandon Contreras 12, Musical Theater } New York City

My success as apublic relationsproessional comesrom the educationI received at Pace.I have been able toapply something romeach o my coursesto my career.

Alumni Snapshot

Alexis Rodriguez 01Executive Director of Global Communications,

Bobbi Brown Cosmetics

Thanks to the BFA Musical TheaterProgram and its aculty, I eel as iI have ully explored my growth, mytalent, and my experienceas aperson and a perormer.

Role in the

national tour ofTony Award-winning

musical,

In the Heights

Performance

Internship

at CAP21Theatre Company

Merit Scholar

ABC Television Network

IBM

Merrill Lynch & Co.

MTV Networks

NBC Universal

New York City Office of

Chief Medical Examiner

New York State Senate

The Rachael Ray Show

SONY Music

Entertainment

Simon & Schuster

United Nations

Each year, hundreds of Dyson students intern at toporganizations, including:

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Hands-on experience, ater just one yearThe Lienhard School of Nursing at Paces College of Health Professions offers something most othernursing schools dont. As a first-year student, youll take your first nursing course so that by your secondyear, youre ready to start your hands-on clinical experience. During your junior and senior years, you willhave the opportunity to practice at outstanding health care institutionssuch as the Mt. Sinai HospitalCenter, Westchester Medical Center, Northern Westchester Hospital, and the Visiting Nurse Service of New

Yorkand learn through exposure to cutting-edge theory, technique, and technology.

www.PACE.edu/

Working in theEmergency DepartmenI need to be able tothink on my eet. AtPace, I not only learnethe assessment skillsI needed, but also theability to apply thatknowledge to eachindividual patient.

Alumni Snapshot

Sarah Wood 09Registered Nurse

For { Andrew Dalessio 14, Nursing }, Pacesclinical experiences are what makes thedifference. There is nothing like being ableto apply what youve learned in class to helppatients, he says. Andrew recently completed

gerontological rotations at Bethel HealthCare and a New York-based geriatric nutritioncenter, as well as a psychiatric rotation atPhelps Memorial Hospital Center. Next up:medical surgical and maternity clinicals. Andrewis committed to serving others even in his downtime. As a brother in Phi Kappa Tau, he helpsto raise funds for SeriousFun ChildrensNetwork, which sends children with graveillnesses to camp. Ultimately, Andrew wants tobecome an emergency room nurse. Even if all Ican do is comfort a patient in a time of distress,my job as nurse is successful.

COLLEGE OF HEALTHPROFESSIONS


Pace graduates consistently exceed the state and national pass rates on theNational Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX). In the first quarter of 2012,100% o Lienhard nursing students passed the exam.

Using the latest technology, such as human patient simulators like METImanand SimBaby, our students get the life-saving skills and experience they need.

Award-winning aculty4 of our distinguished faculty are Fellows of theAmerican Academy of Nursing, of which there are only 1,500 membersworldwide; 3 are also Fellows in the National Academies of Practice of whichthere are only 150 members.

Start your nursing classes in your freshman year and your clinicals in yoursophomore yearone year earlier than most other nursing programs.

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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

When I was in school,I didnt see manyteachers who reflectedthe diversity o thestudent body. So, it wasimportant that I becomea teacher. I still want tochange the world.

Alumni Snapshot

Natalia Cruz-Santiago 07Teacher, Brookside School and 2006 Winner of the Rockefeller

Brothers Fund Fellowship for Aspiring Teachers of Color

Changing the world, one student at a time

Weve all had a teacher who has helped us overcome challenges and inspired in us a lifelong love of learning.Perhaps youll be such an inspiration to some young student one day. Thats our goal, anyway.

The School of Education, which is professionally accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of TeacherEducation (NCATE), is designed to prepare you to meet New York States high standards for educators. Weoffer innovative programs that integrate the arts and sciences, community partnerships, school-based fieldexperience by your second year of study, extensive use of technology, research-based courses that link theorywith practice, and substantial financial aid. And our faculty is superb, with expertise in special education,literacy, and technology.

Our goal is to develop educators who will change the world by making a difference in their communities, in theirschools, and in the lives of their studentsteachers who will be among those rare people remembered by theirstudents long into adulthood.

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{Hatsue Masuyama 14, Childhood Education and English} alwaysknew teaching was her calling. I was inspired to pursue teaching as a result of

my work as a summer camp counselor and my experiences using therapeutic

horseback riding when working with people with disabilities, she says.

Teaching is a way I can live my life f ulfilled by living for the sake of others.

Hatsues Pace education provides a solid foundation. Pace allows education

majors to have fieldwork experience earlier than many other universities, and

it is also one of a few schools that uses the Avatar TeachLivE Lab where

education majors can practice their classroom skills in a realistic simulation.


As the only university in the Northeast using TeachLivE technology, a mixed-realityteaching environment that uses avatars to supports teacher practice, our studentsgain confidence and skills before they even enter the classroom.

The schools rigorous curriculum prepares students for success. Last year,98 percent o Pace graduates passed the NY State Certifcation exams.

Pace students begin their fieldwork and student-teaching experiences the firstsemester of sophomore yearone year earlier than most schools.

100,000The number of additional STEM (science, technology,

engineering, and math) teachers needed over the

next 10 years, according to the White House


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Study with a community o exceptional students anddistinguished aculty members.Did you maintain a high school average of 90 or higher? Were your SAT verbal and math scores 550 or higher with acombined score of at least 1,200? If so, you may qualify for the Pforzheimer Honors College. The Honors College is opento students in all majors on both campuses. This highly respected college offers several important advantages:

Honors coursesCovering a wide range of topics and taught by the Universitys most esteemed professors

Honors eventsOn- and off-campus events that expose students to the cultural life of the surrounding area

Honors advisementSpecialized advice (in addition to that provided by your regular faculty advisers) from an Honorsdirector and an Honors adviser to help you meet your goals

Research opportunitiesAdvanced research opportunities typically reserved for graduate students

Going or the goldSupport for national scholarships, fellowships, and funded research programs, such as theFulbright Award, National Science Foundations Research Experiences for Undergraduates, and the Watson Fellowship

Financial rewardA special merit scholarship of $15,000 annually, a complimentary laptop computer or iPad, plus theoption to apply for a $1,000 grant for Honors research; Honors students frequently receive additional merit scholarshipsthat can be combined with the Honors scholarship

Business Honors ProgramBusiness majors in the Pforzheimer Honors College are now part of the newly created Business Honors Program, whichprovides a select group of outstanding BBA, BBA/MBA, and BBA/MS students with an enhanced academic experienceto prepare them for leadership roles in global business.

Highlights include:

Foundation in our key subject areasUnderstanding Business in the Digital Age, Managing Legal and Ethical BusinessChallenges, Building and Sustaining Business Relationships, Planning and Control in Complex Organizations

International study componentRecent trips included Brazil, India, Japan, and Russia

Advanced leadership courseIncorporating community-based service

Year-long Capstone Honors Thesis Sequence

The program also provides advanced seminars, skill-building workshops, leadership retreats, distinguished speakers,opportunities to participate in an executive mentoring program, personalized faculty advisement, scholarships forstudy abroad courses and field studies, tickets to select Lubin events,and special recognition at the annual Lubin Awards Ceremony.

Alumni Snapshot

Lorendra Pinder1120112012 Fulbright Scholar

I started at Pace as a frst-gencollege student with a lot o hbut no real idea o how I was gmake it through the next our Then I was accepted to the HoCollege. At every juncture, theme the guidance, that in worktowards my own personal greaI would be nowhere without.

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As a student in the Honors College {Madison Embrey 14,Theater Arts} is mentored by eminent faculty, including NationalScience Foundation awardees, Fulbright-Hays Fellows, and leadingresearchers. As a result, she is becoming a leader herselfhelping

to pave the way in Paces new Commercial Dance program withProfessor Rhonda Miller. Pace brings us real-world opportunities,

and we are learning from professionals in the field, Madison says.

A favorite memory? I danced in Times Square for Microsofts launchof the Kinect gaming system. The event featured Ne-Yo and was an

experience I will never forget!

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A strong international communityNew York has one of the largest international populations in the

country and is one o f the few places in the United States where you

can explore American culture and still find people who speak your

native language.

ScholarshipsMerit-based scholarships are available to international students

who apply as first-year and transfer applicants. In fall 2011,

92 percent o undergraduate international students received someorm o merit-based scholarship money.

Pace saety and security

Pace works hard to provide a safe environment at both our

Westchester and New York City campuses. In addition to providing

security guards who are on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year,

we have a number of other measures in place, including:

Employing a professional, in-house security stawith many

years of law enforcement and private security experience,augmented by a uniformed security guard company

Providing an electronic alert system that allows students toreceive emergency messages from Pace on their cell phones

Installing an electronic security system, which includes closed-circuit television cameras, intrusion alarms, and card access

readers

Using a Security Awareness Program to keep the PaceCommunity informed of safety precautions

Requiring students, faculty, and staff to carry or wear theirPace IDs at all times and to cooperate if asked for ID bya security officer

Pace has programs and departments to assist you.

International Students and Scholars Ofce (ISSO)

The ISSO provides information prior to your arrival; conducts

orientation programs; advises on visa and employment matters,

legal rights and responsibilities, health insurance, adjustment

issues, and personal concerns; and coordinates a variety of

programs and activities on c ampus.

The Pace Global Pathways ProgramThe Pace Global Pathways program helps students who are

academically qualified to study at Pace University but, due to their

English Proficiency examinations, need to improve their English

before enrolling full-time. The Pathways program combines

academic coursework with advanced English language training

to enable international students to integrate smoothly and

successfully into an undergraduate or graduate program. As a

Pathways student, you have access to all University facilities,

including libraries, computer labs, housing, cafeteria, sportscenters, medical and counseling services, and the ISSO.

INTERNATIONALSTUDY

Pace University is home to 1,259 internationalstudents representing 100 countries.

www.PACE.edu/StudyUSA

Russia

China

Mongolia

Kazakhstan

SaudiArabia

IranIraq

Yemen

Oman

Syria

Turkey

Ukraine

Finland

PolandBelarus

France

IrelandUnitedKingdom

Spain

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Portugal

Germany

Austria

Italy

Greece

Ramania

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan

Pakistan

Afghanistan

Brazil

Argentina

Chile

Ecuador

Peru

Bolivia

Paraguay

Drcongo

congo

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NamibiaMadagascar

MozambiqueZimbabwe

Botswana

ZambiaAngola

Somalia

Ethiopia

EgyptLibyaAlgeria

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Thailand

Vietnam

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Philippines

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Study AbroadGain a Global PerspectivePace offers you the opportunity to enrich your college experience with summer, semester and year-long international lear

opportunities. Paces Office of Study Abroad develops safe, affordable, geographically diverse, and challenging study abr

across a wide range of academic discipli nes and advises students on their study abroad options. Each year, Pace helps hu

students travel and learn in more than 30 countries around the world. Learn more at: www.pace.edu/studyabroad

Location: BrazilGreen-Mapping

Professor Claudia Green took students to Brazil tolearn about sustainability from major international

companies and entrepreneurs. Using iPhones andonline instruments, students interviewed tourists

about their views of sustainable business practicesand the impact of the 2016 Olympics.

Location: South AricaThe Best and the Fulbrightest

In the past decade, Pace students have won 38prestigious Fulbright Scholarships. Lorendra Pinder is

currently exploring how gender and poverty influencepartnerships among youth in South Africa as part

of her 20112012 Fulbright. Prior to that, Lorendraparticipated in an internship in Tunisia as part of a

JK Watson Fellowship.

Location: ChinaFrom Shanghai to the Great Wall

Lubin professors led students on an Asian BStrategies Field Study where they visited comto learn about doing business across culturesome of Chinas greatest cultural sites, incluGreat Wall, Forbidden City, and Tiananmen S

Location: IndiaGlobal Rotations

Pace Physician Assistant Kristin Lieber completed

an international rotation in India where sheworked in a government hospital, hiked hours to

provide health care to villages, and establishedmakeshift clinics outdoors.

Location: BelizeShrimpin in Belize

Media and Communication Arts students spentspring break 2011 knee-deep in shellsh,shooting the documentary Linda Thornton:

Seeking Sustainability One Shrimp at a Time,which was awarded Best Short Documentary inthe Best Shorts Film Festival.

Pace Goes Aroundthe World in 140+ Way

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SEIDENBERG SCHOOLOF COMPUTER SCIENC

AND INFORMATIONSYSTEMS

Pauline Mosley, DPSAssociate Professor ofInformation Technology

Its rare that a student enters a classroom filledwith LEGO bricks, but its not an uncommonsight in Pauline Mosleys courses. With morethan 20 years of experience in both academicand professional computer science environments,Mosley teaches and engages students through herProblem Solving Using LEGO Robotics class.Using hands-on techniques and programmingskills, students learn how to use a LEGO modelto solve a real-world problem. A proponent ofservice-learning, Mosley also encourages herstudents to take a LEGO robotics presentationto an area school, where students teach childrenhow to use the LEGO systems.

Chienting Lin, PhDAssociate Professorof Information Technology

Chienting Lin has worked withon security and intrusion deteconnection with the schools a National Center of Academiin Information Assurance EduHis research has appeared inprestigious publications, incluJournal of Management InformSystems, Decision Support SySocial Science Computer Revof the American Society for InScience, and IEEE TransactioPattern Analysis and Machine

Christelle Schar, PhDAssociate Professor of Computer Science

Christelle Scharff obtained her PhD in ComputerScience from the Henri Poincar University in Nancy,France and teaches global software development andmanages teams of students from the United States,India, Senegal, and Cambodia who work collaborativelyto develop real-world applications. She recentlyspent a year in Senegal through a grant from theNational Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Agency,introducing the use of mobile computing to aid in thepromotion of sustainable economic development andis currently teaching a course in mobile applicationsto Pace students. She is also the recipient of the IBM

Smarter Planet Faculty Innovation Award for her workin developing mobile solutions aimed at improvingpeoples lives.

FEATUREDFACULTY

Ipshita Ray, PhDAssociate Professor of Marketing

Ipshita Ray has years of experience working with top advertisingand media companies such as JWT and MMA. She is therecipient of a number of awards including Outstanding Professorof the Year by the National Honors Society Alpha Sigma Lambda(2002). In 2008, Ray was part of the Advertising Education

Foundations Visiting Professor Program, where she worked withthe host advertising agency, DDB Chicago, on the McDonalds,Budweiser, Wrigleys, and State Farm accounts. Her researchinterests include customer decision making processes andcustomer relationship management, and she has published injournals such as theJournal of Business Research, Journalof Marketing Communications, and Journal of Academic andBusiness Ethics.

Kaustav Sen, PhDAssociate Professor of Accounting

Kaustav Sen joined Lubin in 1996, after receiving his PhD in Accountingfrom Rutgers University, and is both an Associate Professor of Accountingand an Ernst & Young Scholar. His research and publications haveexamined issues related to earnings quality and corporate governance,both in developed and emerging market settings. He recently won aVerizon Thinkfinity grant to develop information technology auditingteaching modules. Sen has held visiting positions at several universities inHong Kong and India and has consulted with numerous large insuranceand financial service organizations including NY Life, Prudential, ChaseManhattan, and GE Capital.

Melissa S. Cardon, PhDProfessor of Management

Prior to joining Lubin, Melissa Cardon was a human resourcesanalyst for Key Bank, where she managed organizationalcompliance with EEO/AA regulations. Cardons research focuseson human resources and entrepreneurial passion and behaviors,and she has published articles in journals such as theAcademyof Management Review, Journal of Business Venturing, andHuman Resource Management. She has won several awards forher research, as well as for her teaching and student mentoring.

Aron Gottesman, PhDProfessor of Finance andEconomics Department Chair

Aron Gottesman is Paces resident

expert in financial markets, financialintermediation, mutual funds, andcapital markets. He has publishedmany articles in journals including theJournal of Banking and Finance andthe Journal of Empirical Finance,andhis research has been cited inTheWall Street Journal, The New YorkTimes, Forbes, and BusinessWeek.He has also won a number of awardsand research grants, including botha grant and doctoral fellowship fromthe Canadian Social Sciences andHumanities Research Council.

Li-Chiou Chen, PhDAssociate Professor ofInformation Technology

Tackling topics such as exploringcountermeasures against Internet-basedattacks, investigation of the dynamics ofdiffusion in various network structures, anddetection of anomaly patterns in networktraffic, Li-Chiou Chen brings years ofresearch and knowledge to the InformationTechnology Department. She recentlyobtained financial support for studentscommitted to studying and pursuingcareers in cyber security through theU.S. Department of Defense InformationAssurance Scholarship Program andthe National Science Foundation CyberService Scholarship Program.

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What professor worked for President Jimmy Carter and

rode a motorcycle to the White House?

Who works on sustainable development for the World Cup

and Olympics?

Who teamed up with hip-hop ar tist Timid to teach students to

market themselves?

Learn more about Pace faculty at:www.pace.edu/proessors

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College of Health Professions

Brian Evans, EdDAssociate Professor of Education

Receiving his doctorate in mathematics education fromTemple University in 2005, Brian Evans believes teachersmust foster a positive learning environment for all studentswith various experiences, regardless of cultural, physical, orethnic background. The key to this is to remain flexible in theirteaching skills and adapt to different learning styles. Evans hastraveled extensively through six continents and to all 50 states,giving him a greater appreciation of cultural differences.

Roberta Wiener, EdDAssociate Professor of Education

A recipient of the Federal Education TGrant, Roberta Wiener is the coordinof special education for the School oEducation. She has been an externalevaluator for a SUNY charter school, spent six years as a writer for the fedestate No Child Left Behind and Indiviwith Disabilities Education Act. I belteaching and learning are interactiveand inseparable, she says, and that committed and responsible teacher kwhat students need to learn, understand apply in their chosen career and,in their lives.

School of Education

Christine D. Clayton, EdDAssociate Professor of Education

My passion revolves around figuring out dynamic ways foreducators to learn so they can sustain themselves in creatingvibrant spaces for learning with their students, says ChristineClayton. I am interested in promoting a vision of teachers ascurriculum makers who can creatively negotiate the high-stakescurricular contexts we live in so they can build a life in teachingthat is meaningful. Clayton and other faculty just received agrant to partner with four high schools in the New York City andWestchester areas to promote collaborative inquiry groups as avehicle for teacher learning. In addition to her work in developingnew teacher skills and curricular design, Clayton also focuses onsocial justice in teacher education.

Elizabeth Berro, PNPClinical Instructor

An expert in pediatric nursing,Elizabeth Berro has taught atPace for more than 15 years,drawing upon her vast clinicalexperience to educate studentsin the areas of pathophysiology,pharmacology, pediatric nursing,and physical assessment. Berrobegan her nursing career in thepediatric intensive care unit at NewYork Hospital and has served asa hospital instructor for generalpediatrics and pediatric intensivecare, a pediatric advanced lifesupport instructor, and a car seatsafety technician.

Jillian M. Mcdonald, MFAAssociate Professor of Fine Arts

Jillian Mcdonalds work in performance art, n ew media,and video is exhibited in galleries, museums, and festivalsworldwide. Her research focuses on popular film genresand their effects on audiences, including fans. Celebrityworship and horror films are her most beloved subjects.She recently created Zombies for A*Table in Barcelona,Spain, and her large-scale sold-out performance,Undead in the Night in Sweden, exposed audiencesto a living horror film along a 3 km forest path featuringmore than 100 actors. She is the recipient of the 2012prestigious Canada Arts Council Media Arts ProductionGrant as well as the 2012 Canadian winner of the highly

respected Glenfiddich Artist in Residence award. Mcdonalds work has been reviewedin The New York Times, Philadelphia Weekly, Flash Art, Art Papers, The Globe and Mail(Canada), People (Sweden), The Toronto Star, and The Village Voice, among others.

Dyson College of Arts and Sciences

Rostyslaw Robak, PhDProfessor of Psychology andDepartment Chair

When you study psychology at Pace, yougain useful knowledge that can be applied

in whatever career path you choose, saysRostyslaw Robak, who teaches courseson Social Psychology, Group Dynamics,Psychology of Death and Dying, andTheories and Techniques of Counseling.We now know a great deal about whatreally motivates people and how it is muchmore helpful to focus on the positive thanon whats pathological. Robak has doneextensive research on group counselingprocesses, self-definition, and money andsatisfaction. His approach to teaching issimple: Treat students with respect. Itsthe same approach hes found effective incounseling.

Andrs Villagr, PhDProfessor of Modern Languages and Culturesand Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

Andrs Villagr is a pioneer when it comes tousing technology in the classroom. It all startedwith his own blog, in Spanish, which studentseagerly followed. Villagr soon introduced blogsinto his students coursework, which they usedto connect with other students, faculty, alumni,and professionals in the international community.To create an even more collaborative onlineexperience, he created the Pace UniversitySpanish Lounge using wiki technology.

The students work has an immediate relevanceoutside the classroom. They have a sense ofauthorship and responsibility, explains Villagr.

They dont write for the professor anymore; they write for a real audience. In 2010,Villagr was awarded the first Dyson College Faculty Instructional Technology Award.He teaches Spanish Conversation, Translation, and Composition; Spanish for Businesscourses; and courses in Spanish and Latin American Culture, Literature, and Cinema.

Nancy Krucher, PhDAssociate Professor of Biology and Health Sciences

When Nancy Krucher received her PhD in Biochemistry from Clarkson University her motherhad just been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. She decided to go into breastcancer research at the University of Rochester Cancer Center and New York MedicalCollege before joining the faculty at Pace in 1999. During the past several years, she andher students have developed a novel way to induce cancer cells to commit suicide. Myresearch projects with Pace students have been among my proudest momentsits so greatto see the students get excited about the workand provide them with the opportunity tolearn about what its like to be a scientist. Her research has been supported by grants fromthe National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health.

FEATUREDFACULTY

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Learn more aboutPace faculty at:www.pace.edu/proessors

Lin J. Drury, PhDAssociate Professor

An expert in community health cpopulations, Lin Drury has a PhDNursing, an MS in Community Man MS in Vocational & Technical in nursing. She teaches communundergraduate and combined dea consulting practice at the Henwhere she is conducting researccare within ongoing social servic

Karen (Toby) HaghenbecAssistant Professor

Toby Haghenbeck has been a professo2001 and is presently a Family Nurse Pat Northridge Medical Associates in NePrior to that she was the critical care c

at Montefiore Medical Center and SouCenter, and was part of the Editorial StCritical Care Journals: Critical Care Nua PhD in Philosophy of Nursing/ClinicaFNP, MS in Adult Health Nursing, and Nursing. She has published in the fieldand cardiac care.

What music professor is writing thescore for Broadways Freaky Friday?

What professors are conductinggroundbreaking research with studentson TB and parasitic infections?

Who is working with George Lucas on abook about Star Wars and history?

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Star Power at PaceAt Pace, education extends far beyond textbooks and classrooms. Our

campuses are a center of discussion and debate about many of the majorissues of our time, as well as a forum for unforgettable cultural events.

Here are some recent high prole visitors to our campuses:

Throughout the year, lead actors visit the campus to film Inside the Actors Studio, which is free toPace students. Visitors have included George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and the casts ofModern Family,Glee, and Mad Men.

The EconomistsButtonwood Gathering, hosted at the Schimmel Center, brought financial visionariessuch as Tim Geithner, Lawrence Summers, and George Soros to Pace to discuss the economic crisis.

Bernice A. King, daughter of the late Martin Luther King Jr. and renowned speaker and minister, spokeon campus to commemorate the day named after her father.

Temple Grandin, PhD, whose inspirational life was brought to the screen in the seven-time EmmyAward-winning flm starring Claire Danes, spoke to incoming and returning students at PacesConvocation Ceremony in Westchester.

The international gathering, The Let Forum, held each year at Pace has featured keynote speakerssuch as filmmaker MichaelMoore, Rev. Jesse Jackson, and Noam Chomsky, along with numerousacademics, activists, lawyers, and educators.

Michelle Bachelet, former President o Chile and current Under-Secretary-General of the UnitedNations for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), keynoted at Girls StandUp, a conference on gender equality, hosted by Pace.

Former President Bill Clinton kicked off Paces centennial celebration and former New YorkSenator and current Secretary o State Hillary Clinton attended the Westchester UndergraduateCommencement Ceremony, where she received an honorary degree.

New York Giantsdeensive end and Super Bowl XLII champion Osi Umenyiora talked to studentsabout the obstacles he overcame to get to where he is today.

Paces Ofcial Programming (POP TV)

POP TV gives students interested in television broadcasting hands-on experience through promotional videos for Dance Out Loud,various student organizations, the Office of Student Assistance,and more. POP TV also launched a successful Cooking with theDean series, and partnered with the campus newspaper to bringstudents a weekly update of the news.

Psi ChiThe international honors society in psychology, Psi Chistimulates academic excellence in the field. Each year, PsiChi sponsors the Pace University Psychology Conference, afull day of presentations from undergraduate and graduatestudents, panel discussions, networking, and keynotespeakers.

Residence Hall Association

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) fosters a sense ofcommunity through volunteering, cultural development,and programming including fundraisers, haunted houses,wellness week, and dance-a-thons. At the 2011 RegionalConference, RHA took home three awards, including theoverall Spirit Award, largest donation to the philanthropy,and effective programming.

Model UN

Pace is home to one of the top Model UN programs in the nation;our teams have been earning awards at regional, national, andinternational conferences for more than 60 years. In 20112012the NYC team won awards at the Geneva International Model UNconference in Switzerland, and the National Model UN conference,where Pace received more honors than any other school.

Hillel

Pace Hillel creates an inclusive environment for Jewish

students, and encourages members of the community tolearn more about the culture through events including aHolocaust Day of Remembrance, panels on being LGBT inthe Jewish community, a Hillel Idol singing competition, andunique events for Passover, Hannukah, and Rosh Hashanah.

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New York City Clubsand Organizations

Programming and Campus Entertainment Board (P.A.C.E Board)P.A.C.E Board is the largest student organization on the NYCCampus and is responsible for past high-profile events includingthe Homecoming concert with Busta Rhymes, Big Sean, and WynterGordon; Live.Love.Laugh. featuring R&B singer Mario; and a speakerseries featuring professionals from the entertainment industry.

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Get the Inside Scoop:Pace Students ShareTheir Favorite SpotsFrom shopping in SoHo to eating at the Spotlight Caf,

watching in the courtyard to kicking back in Central Par

Each year, Pace students vote for their favorite eateries

getaways, clubs, and classes in the Annual Pawscar Aw

Find out this years winners at: www.pace.edu/pawsca

Catch the newestthe Met, run the simply snooze onat Central Park

Take a class in digitalpublishing at PacesMidtown Center

trategically locatedn the Financial District,ace students haveasy access to see theold at the Federaleserve with theirusiness class, internn Wall Street, andven ring the bell at theY Stock Exchange

ive, learn, and love being in the heart of it all at theace NYC campus. Stay in one of our four convenientowntown residence halls: Marias Tower, Fulton Hall,5 John Street, and 180 Broadway

Bike, walk, or run the

Brooklyn Bridge

Benefit from our facultys real-worldconnections, like students who metwith members of the Iran, Iraq, andAfghanistan embassies

Students explore the city for creditas part of unique learning communitycourses including The History andArchitecture of a Modern Metropolis

Catch a concert ora game at MadisonSquare GardenStudents work at the Tribeca Film

Festival for free access to filmsand networking opportunities

Soar to new heights, takingaerial dance classes at theNew York Trapeze Schoolthrough Paces one-of-a-kindCommercial Dance program

As one of the top 10 schools in the nationfor placing undergraduates in internships,its no surprise our students intern atComedy Central, MTV, and hundreds ofother Fortune 500 companiesAttend the latest Broadway

productions (or be a part ofthem, like four of our currentperforming arts students!)

Last year, Pace NYC studentsparticipated in 33,841 hours ofcommunity service, includingcleaning parks and painting schools

At Pace NYC, The Citys Your Campus

dy to take a bite out of the Big Apple? From Broadway productions to

Village vintage, with New York City as your campus, youll never run

of things to do. Intern at Fashion Week, Wall Street, or MTV; meet with

assadors from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Iran; or present your papers at

onal conferences such as the Eastern Colleges Science Conference

The Left Forum. Participate in poetry slams, digital displays, cooking

petitions, and more. In the city that never sleeps, there are always places

o and things to do, even after an all-night study session!

Join Paces ModUN team, whichhome more awathan any otheruniversity at the2012 National MUnited NationsConference in N


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AthleticsStrong minds, strong bodiesPace challenges and nurtures all o you.

Pace is known not only for its rigorous academics, but also forits outstanding athletic programs. If you played varsity sportsin high school, you can keep on playing and help the Pace

Setters maintain their winning NCAA Division II Northeast-10Conference tradition.

If you want to compete, but not on the varsity level,choose from our comprehensive intramural programs on

either campus in indoor soccer, dodgeball, basketball,badminton, volleyball, and flag football.

Be sure to check out

The Ann and Alred Goldstein Health, Fitness, andRecreation Center on the Westchester Campus,oering:

Three basketball courts, which convert into a game-daybasketball and volleyball arena that seats 2,400

An indoor running track

Full fitness center featuring state-of-the-artcardio machines

Eight-lane swimming pool

Full range of fitness classes, from step aerobicsand yoga to Japanese swordsmanship and scuba diving

The Civic Center Gym at One Pace Plaza in NYC: Newly renovated fitness center with cardio and

weight room

Mens sports

Baseball

Basketball

Cross Country

Football

LacrosseSwimming and Diving

Womens sports

Basketball

Cross Country

Soccer

Softball

Swimming and DivingVolleyball

For details on Pace Athletics, visit

www.pacesettersathletics.com

Westchester Clubsand Organizations

National Association o Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO)NALFO fosters positive relations between Latino/a fraternitiesand sororities. Omega Phi Betas Serving and Education Weekhelped raised awareness of violence against women andSigma Lambda Upsilons mentoring programs have helpedinstill a sense of cultural pride, sisterhood, communityservice, and academic excellence in girls.

Colleges Against CancerPaces Colleges Against Cancer chapter advances the missionof the American Cancer Society and participates in fundraisersthroughout the year, including Relay for Life, which helped raisemore than $41,000. It also partnered with the Student AthleticAdvisory Committee and Pace Athletics to launch a breast cancerawareness campaign for 20112012.

Pace Association o Collegiate EntrepreneursThe Pace Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs(P.A.C.E.) raises awareness and fostersentrepreneurial activities throughout theUniversity. Two years ago, P.A.C.E. founded ThePace Perk Caf, which operates in the BriarcliffCafeteria, serving food and hosting weekly events.

The Pace ChronicleThe Pace student newspaper provides campus news to thePleasantville/Briarcliff campuses. Students gain hands-onskills in writing, editing, graphic design, and photographyfrom a newspaper that was recognized this year with twofirst-place awards by the New York Press Association andAmerican Scholastic Association.

Students o Caribbean AwarenessStudents of Caribbean Awareness (SOCA) brings studentsfrom diverse backgrounds together to engage in social,cultural, and educational events. Each year, SOCA hosts aCaribash Week, including events such as fashion shows,trivia contests, and a dinner featuring successful Caribbeanprofessionals.

The Robert S. Pace Accounting SocietyThe Robert S. Pace Accounting Society is an organization founded onthe Pleasantville campus approximately 40 years ago for accounting,finance, and information systems students interested in pursuinga career in the field of accounting. The objective of the AccountingSociety is to encourage and recognize academic and professional ex-cellence in the field of accounting as well as providing opportunitiesfor personal growth, service, and association between members andprofessionals who practice careers in the field of accounting.

Student Athletic Advisory CommitteeThe Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) enhances thestudent-athlete experience through leadership and communityservice opportunities. This year, SAAC raised more than $6,000for the Make-A-Wish Foundation through a number of eventsincluding their annual Bingo Night.

ororities

reek Governance

raternities

pecial Interests

pha Kappa Alpha

pha Lambda Sigma

elta Phi Epsilon

elta Sigma Theta

mega Phi Beta

hi Sigma Sigma

gma Gamma Rho

gma Iota Chi

gma Lambda Upsilon

ta Phi Beta

niversity PanhellenicConference

ational Pan-Hellenic Council

terfraternity Conference

ational Association of LatinoFraternal Organizations

pha Chi Epsilon

pha Chi Rho

pha Phi Alpha

pha Phi Delta

elta Kappa Epsilon

appa Alpha Psi

mbda Upsilon Lambda

hi Kappa Tau

u Kappa Epsilon

rican Students Association at Pacesociation of Latino Professionalsn Finance and Accounting

ack Student Union

ampus Crusade for Christ

olleges Against Cancer

ommuter Advisory Board

iminal Justice Society

esi Heritage of SoutheastAsians

ture Educators Association

ay Straight Alliance

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gendYearbook

bin Business Association

ulticultural Media andAlternative Gaming

ature Club

rganization of Latin AmericanStudents

ace Association for CollegiateEntrepreneurs

ace Chronicle

ace Drama Alliance

ace Public Relations Club

ace Universityarketing Association

hilosophy Club

PE Gospel Choir

ogramming Committee

ychology Club

esidence Hall Association

e Robert S. PaceAccounting Society

udent AthleticAdvisory Committee

udent in Communication Arts

udent Government Association

udent Nurses at Pace

udents of Caribbean Awareness

udent Veterans Association

oices of International StudentsAssociations

OXArt and Literary Magazine

PAW Radio Station

08s Step Team

Spirit Squad

Cheerleading

Dance

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4/5of faculty members hold a

PhDor terminal degree

* Students not affiliated with a particular school or college.Includes English Language Institute.

Fall 2011 statistics; self reported. Fee for tuition only. Does not include fees, room, or board.

Pace University reserves the right to change tuition rates.

100International studentsrepresent

different countries

19WatsonFellowshipwinners since 2002

37Fulbright winnerssince 2002

10%higher thannationalaverage

undergraduatestudents whoare employedby graduationSource: National Association of

Colleges and Employers

The average amount ofinstitutional aid offered toall new undergraduate admits

$17,846

11

Rockefeller Fellowships

since 2002

Last year, Pace graduatespursued graduate degreesat many prestigiousinstitutions, including:

Brown University

Columbia University

Cornell University

Duke University

George Washington University

New York College ofPodiatric Medicine

New York University

New York Law

Pace University School of Law

Pratt Institute

Sarah Lawrence College

Seton Hall Law School

Fast FactsAbout Pace

Enrollment (Total) 12,593Undergraduates 8,025

Graduate Students 3,749

Law Students 819

Mean SAT I score 1098

Academic average oincoming high school students 87

Enrollment by GenderMale Students 41%

Female Students 59%

Undergraduate Enrollment bySchoolMatriculatedCollege of Health Professions 359

Dyson College of Arts and Sciences 3,828

Lubin School of Business 2,673

School of Education 205

Seidenberg School of Computer 579Science and Information Systems

Other* 381

Undergraduate Student Diversity

White (Non-Hispanic) 45%

Hispanic 15%

African American 11%

Asian/Pacific Islander 10%

Unknown 9%

Other 7%

Multi 3%

Full-Time UndergraduateEnrollment 6,870

New York City Campus 4,550Freshmen 1,083Freshmen living on campus 751(69

Westchester Campus 2,320Freshmen 481Freshmen living on campus 393(8

2012-2013Undergraduate Tuition $35,320


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To be considered or ull fnancial aid, you must complete the FAFSA or

FAFSA.gov.To apply, simply complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by Februar

You can continue to file after this date; however, consideration for funds will be given on a

first-come, first-served basis.

Federal school codes: New York City: 002791 Westchester: 00279(Pleasantville)

Financial assistance can come from many places, including

scholarships, grants, on-campus employment, and loans. Pace

values strong academic perormance by oering a wealth o

merit-based scholarships to high achieving students.

$17,915: Average amount of institutional aid offered to

all new undergraduate admits

96%: Percentage of first-year students receiving

financial aid

More than $289 million: Amount Pace students received

in aid last year

$4,000-$18,500: Range of merit-based scholarships

To get started visitwww.pace.edu/calculator

How does our net price stack up?vs.

erit Scholarship Estimatorour new Merit Scholarship Estimator, designed to help students and their amilies see how much merit aid

ranted based on academic achievement. No FAFSA required to receive award

Tuition $ 35,320 $ 35,320

Standard Fees* $ 1,244 $ 1,294

Room and Board $ 14,800 $ 12,590

TOTAL DIRECT COSTS $51,364 $ 49,204

Living Allowance $ 0 $ 0

Books $ 800 $ 800

Personal Expenses $ 1,504 $ 1,504

Transportation $ 600 $ 600

$ 35,320

$ 1,244

$ 250

$ 36,814

$ 3,050

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DIRECTCOSTS

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YORKandWESTCHESTERCOMMUTER

TOTAL DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS $ 54,268 $ 52,108 $ 43,518

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ORKRESIDENT

WESTCHESTERRESIDENT

20122013

*StandardFeesincludetheGeneralInstitutionFee,StudentActivitiesFee,TechnologyFee,FreshmanStudiesFee,andHealthcareServicesFee.

Thisfigurewillvarydependinguponresidence,room,andmealplan.

Residentstudentsliveonthe Pacecampusin Pacehousing,commuterstudentsdonot.

At Pace, we understand that fnancing your education is crucial in thedecision-making process.

Our goal is to offer every student as much financial assistance as possible based upon availability and

need. Below are the estimated educational cost budgets of full-time, matriculated undergraduates starting

enrollment at Pace during the 20122013 academic year.

Pace was one o my top choices

because o its reputation and location.

The fnancial aid package was much more

than I could have hoped or! Beore my

college search, I thought I was destined

or a state or community college. Without

the help o fnancial aid, I would never

have been able to attend Pace.Kristen Carbone 11, Acting

A Pace education is moreaffordable than you think.

e Pace Netce Calculator*

n online

designed to help

ents and their families

mate their financial aid

kage. Many fnd that Pace

ctually more aordable

similar public and

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olarships and fnancial aid

rds oered to amilies.

ederal government requiresges and universities to post arice calculator on their websites

Out ofpocket cost$18,238

Work study$4,000

Freescholarshipsand grants$21,280

Out of

pocket cost

$21,980

Grants$9,300

Public UniversityPublic university sticker price: $31,280

Pace UniversityPace sticker price: $43,518

Out o pocket costs can be covered with a combination oederal and private loans.This is one example based on a particular familys financial situation. Family contributions can range

from $0 to more than $50,000, depending on each fa milys specific circumstances.


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From nding new cures for TB tostudying cellular b iochemistry, Pacestudents are performing breakthroughresearch in our new $7 millionstate-of-the art labs at Dyson Hall

And just a short train ride away (or take our free shuttleservice!) you have the Big Apple at your ngertips. Jobopportunities, cultural events, dining, shopping, andmoreNew York City is your campus too!

Students intern, and enjoythe latest movies, at the JacobBurns Film Center located innearby Pleasantville

Intern at IBM. Land your rst job atDannon. Explore non-prot work with theRed Cross. With the largest career servicesprogram in the New York MetropolitanArea and numerous Fortune 500companies headquartered in Westchester,its no wonder more than 1,400 Pacestudents have internships each

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