Dyson College Institute for Sustainability and the Environment Lessons in Legislative Action Working with New York State lawmakers, Pace environmental clinic students have successfully initiated new legislation to reduce pollution from road salt. W hile sodium...
The New Face of Trauma Groundbreaking research indicates there could be a positive side to negative events. Can anything positive possibly come from an adverse event such as a flood, a mass shooting, or a catastrophic accident? The answer is yes, according to trauma...
Madison Ames ‘21, chemistry, is one of several outstanding Dyson students to receive recognition and support for her research. Showstoppers Dyson College research teams won the top prize at the annual Student-Faculty Research Showcases celebrating collaborative...
HUMANITIES Goes High Tech With new initiatives and pioneering instruction, Dyson College is poised to become a leader in educating students through the evolving arena of digital humanities. This is definitely not your parents’ classroom. Today’s students of language,...
Expanding Opportunitas Two new PhD programs and a new bachelor’s degree will provide increased options for the next generation of students and professionals. When, on October 8, 1974, the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences was officially named after Pace alumnus...
Through research, three Dyson standouts are making a worldwide impact. The U.S. Fulbright Scholar Program is one of the world’s most competitive fellowship programs, with both students and faculty receiving scholarships to study, teach, and conduct research. This past...
Celebrating Science On May 1, 2018, on the New York City campus, Dyson College hosted the first ever Dyson Science Day, an opportunity for science alumni to reconnect with faculty and fellow alumni and learn about the exciting research happening in Dyson College. More...
Hands-on academic examination is one of the hallmarks of a Pace education, and Dyson students and faculty are at the forefront of some world-class research across the scientific spectrum. In the last year, on the New York City campus, they have explored ways to stop...
Jillian McDonald In October 2017 Co-chair and Professor of Art Jillian McDonald sailed through international waters off the coast of Norway, ten degrees from the North Pole in Svalbard, to shoot footage for her new video piece titled Freeze. She was part of an...
Assistant Professor of Psychology Brenna Hassinger-Das is making waves in the field of education. She is the driving force behind Urban Thinkscape, which creates fun and engaging spaces for “playful learning” in inner-city environments, such as puzzles on the back...
