A Bronx Mitzvah: Pace’s Future Educators Association Visits P.S. 47
Larry Spitzer ’07, who leads a 5th grade class at P.S. 47 in the Bronx, called the generous donation of backpacks from Pace’s Future Educators Association (FEA) to Spitzer’s class “a Bronx mitzvah,”...
View ArticleSeidenberg Takes the Lead in Service Learning Courses
In recent years, service learning has become an integral part of Pace’s undergraduate core curriculum. Every Pace undergraduate, regardless of school or major, is required to take one three-credit...
View ArticleAlumni Spotlight: Nathan Brenowitz ’66: Drumming Up Something More Than Just...
“I’ve never met a person who doesn’t have rhythm,” says Nathan Brenowitz ’66. Brenowitz should know: the Pace alum, who graduated with a degree in Finance and a minor in Psychology, has traveled the...
View ArticleIrwin Schwartz
They say some are “born to play the game.” Irwin Schwartz was born to play, but it’s much more than a game to him. It’s life. “When I was very young, my mother told me I never took a teddy bear or...
View ArticleDyson Students Receive Esteemed Lipper Internships
Two Dyson majors received prestigious internships at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, a living memorial to the Holocaust in New York City, during the spring 2008 semester. Stephanie Kuchs ’08 and Kendra...
View ArticleCurriculum Innovations for Tomorrow
When Homer and Charles Pace began Pace Institute just over a century ago, their innovative vision was predicated on the belief that people would need to be educated for a future that promised radical...
View ArticleThe Inside Scoop: A Q&A with James Lipton
James Lipton, best known as the host of the Bravo television show Inside the Actors Studio, is a man of many talents. He was first broadcast in American homes on The Lone Ranger radio show in the 1940s...
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