Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Year in Review 2019-2020
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Feature Stories
Remoting In
Dyson College has responded to the new normal.
Celebrating a Legacy
Although Dyson College Dean Nira Herrmann, PhD, stepped down at the conclusion of the 2019-20 academic year, she has left behind a remarkable breadth of accomplishments that will serve the University for years to come.
The Meat of the Matter
Experts and attendees at the “Resilience IV Summit: The Future of Meat?” examined
the many facets of the production and consumption of meat.
Express Yourself
A new fellowship is providing opportunities for diverse creatives.
Inside Dyson
Snapshots
A travel course to Costa Rica; nine funded internships; community service awards; and more.
Grant Expands Scientific Opportunities
A new imaging system provides fresh research capabilities.
Dyson Fights Back
When COVID-19 emerged, the Dyson community responded.
Pace Students Present and Pitch
Students speak at the United Nations and American Museum of Natural History; earn top prizes for entrepreneurial ideas.
Saving the Sea Turtles
An alumna and faculty member are saving sea turtles and providing research opportunities for students
A Historic Fed Challenge Win
The Pace Federal Reserve Challenge Team made history.
Financing Excellence
Total amount Dyson College was awarded in new and continuing external funding during the 2019-20 fiscal year from 5+ organizations
Dyson by the Numbers
Total number of Dyson College of Arts
and Sciences Alumni
News and Notes
News and Notes
A new solar tree; Pace Pleasantville becomes a bee bampus; and new environmental programs.
Eye on Arts
From September through May, the Pace University art scene came alive on and off campus.
Media Spotlight
A new student-run public relations agency; faculty media makers; and a unique collaboration.
Setter Stories
Catch up on the latest news from Dyson College’s successful alumni, students, and faculty.