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The Leadership and Service in Technology (LST) Awards Reception, hosted at Pricewaterhouse Coopers on Thursday, June 21 was a roaring success with over 250 executives including representatives from Verizon, Bank of York Mellon, JP Morgan Chase, Oracle and BMC Software. Continue reading “LST Awards Reception Celebrates Women in Technology”
Jay Thomas has been interested in IBM mainframes since they were recommended by Dr. Lixin Tao at Pace University for him to complete in Master the Mainframe. Continue reading “Seidenberg student Jay Thomas presents at Innovate 2012”
Professor James Lawler recently received his fourth consecutive community service grant from the AHRC New York City – Education Services organization. This grant is for “Catching a Dream,” a program in which Pace University students mentor high school students with developmental and intellectual disabilities at the AHRC New York City Middle/High School in Brooklyn, New York. Continue reading “James Lawler Receives Fourth Consecutive AHRC Grant”
Professor Pauline Mosley was recently honored by the YWCA in White Plains at their 4th Annual “In the Company of Women” event on May 11 with the conferral of the Woman in Technology Award. The award was given in recognition of her work with STEM Robotics and Westchester K-12 schools.
Seidenberg student-faculty research pairs placed first on both campuses in the first-ever Undergraduate Student-Faculty Research Showcases. On the Pleasantville campus, Marc Kowtko (BS/IT ’15) and Professor Jean Coppola won for their work in open source assistive technology for older adults and people with disabilities. In New York, Meghan Kenny (BA/Psychology ’14) and Professor Christelle Scharff took first place for their collaboration on how mobile technology can be used to raise awareness around the world in regard to destructive environmental practices and to promoting sustainability. Continue reading “Seidenberg Student-Faculty Research Pairs Shine”
Professor Richard “Rick” Kline is this year’s recipient of the Pace University Bronze Medal Jefferson Award for outstanding community service. Through his teaching of Problem Solving using LEGO Robotics, his extensive involvement with the robotics programs sponsored by the FIRST organization, and his mentoring of participants in the Seidenberg Summer Experience, among many other robotics-related activities, he has excelled in fostering a strong sense of fun and excitement among young people in the exploration of science and technology. Continue reading “Professor Richard Kline Receives Jefferson Award”