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Press Room – Media Relations – News Coverage & Releases Skip to content twitter facebook youtube instagram flickr Press Room Media Relations – News Coverage & Releases New York Times: “Across Generations, Gathering Insights – A Review of ‘4000 Miles,’ at Pace University” Alice Cannon as Vera and Jacob Perkins as Leo in the Hudson Stage Company’s production of “4000 Miles” at Woodward Hall Theater at Pace University. Alice Cannon as Vera and Jacob Perkins as Leo in the Hudson Stage Company’s production of “4000 Miles” at Woodward Hall Theater at Pace University. Read the New York Times Theater Review . Author William Caldwell Posted on November 20, 2013 November 20, 2013 Categories Arts and Entertainment Leave a comment on New York Times: “Across Generations, Gathering Insights – A Review of ‘4000 Miles,’ at Pace University” Business Insider: “The CIA Hemorrhages Spies To Top Wall Street Firms” . . . “There are trillions of dollars of illegal currency in constant circulation. Improved enforcement on transactions is a must, and regulators are pressing for more and better training of professionals in the financial institution sector,” said John James, executive director at the Center for Global Governance, Reporting and Regulation at Pace University in New York. . . . “There are trillions of dollars of illegal currency in constant circulation. Improved enforcement on transactions is a must, and regulators are pressing for more and better training of professionals in the financial institution sector,” said John James, executive director at the Center for Global Governance, Reporting and Regulation at Pace University in New York. Read the story by Business Insider . Author William Caldwell Posted on November 20, 2013 Categories Lubin Press Leave a comment on Business Insider: “The CIA Hemorrhages Spies To Top Wall Street Firms” TheStreet: “Snark-Nado: What Happened With JP Morgan’s Epic Twitter Fail” . . . “This was a highly unusual move by JP Morgan, given the nature of recent news stories about the company and the large fines being levied on the bank,” says Darren Hayes, a professor at Pace University’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems in New York. “Companies like JP Morgan are careful about who can ask questions during earnings calls and at other events, so I am surprised that they planned this open dialog and Q&A session.” . . . “This was a highly unusual move by JP Morgan, given the nature of recent news stories about the company and the large fines being levied on the bank,” says Darren Hayes, a professor at Pace University’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems in New York. “Companies like JP Morgan are careful about who can ask questions during earnings calls and at other events, so I am surprised that they planned this open dialog and Q&A session.” Read the story on TheStreet . Author William Caldwell Posted on November 19, 2013 Categories News Sources and Experts Leave a comment on TheStreet: “Snark-Nado: What Happened With JP Morgan’s Epic Twitter Fail” NEWS RELEASE: Pace Joins with Other Science Coalition Universities, Columbia and NYU, to Honor Lowey Pace joined with fellow Science Coalition universities Columbia and NYU to honor Congresswoman Nita Lowey for her role in supporting issues related to global health and biomedical research, consistently advocating for robust federal support for targeted research initiatives. (Left: Dr. Jonathan H. Hill, Associate Dean, Pace University, Sean Solomon, Director of Lamont-Doherty, Congresswoma Nit Lowey and Dr. Kurt Becker, Associate Provost for Research, New York University.) The Science Coalition presented Congresswoman Nita Lowey with its Champion of Science Award in recognition of her strong commitment to funding the basic research that keeps the United States and the state of New York at the forefront of scientific and medical discovery and technological innovation. The award was presented jointly by officials from three Science Coalition universities, Columbia, NYU, and Pace, at an event at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York. “I would like to thank Congresswoman Lowey for her leadership and ongoing support in Congress, in particular in the area of higher education research funding, she is a true Champion of Science,” said Pace University President Stephen J. Friedman. “Without her voice it would be a challenge for Pace students, who represent the great middle class of American education and the aspiring heart of America, to assume leadership roles that are essential to creating jobs, stimulating the economy and keeping America competitive.” Read the full press release here . Author Cara Cea Posted on November 18, 2013 November 19, 2013 Categories Arts, Sciences , Health , IT , News Releases , Seidenberg News Tags Jonathan Hill Leave a comment on NEWS RELEASE: Pace Joins with Other Science Coalition Universities, Columbia and NYU, to Honor Lowey Associated Press: “Beyond Twitter: The next wave of tech IPOs brews” . . . Many of the companies that are producing revenue rely on advertising, a dependence that worries Larry Chiagouris, marketing professor Pace University’s Lubin School of Business in New York. . . . Many of the companies that are producing revenue rely on advertising, a dependence that worries Larry Chiagouris, marketing professor Pace University’s Lubin School of Business in New York. “If you fast-forward beyond the next 24 months, people will realize that these companies just aren’t going to make a lot of money,” he says. “Advertisers are not putting a large portion of their budgets into these companies.” Chiagouris thinks the stampede to invest in Twitter and other money-losing startups is heading in the same direction as the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s when a horde of unprofitable Internet companies were ushered on to Wall Street. “People are chasing the dream of profits as opposed to any evidence of profits,” Chiagouris says. “And it’s a hope, it’s a wish, it’s a dream, but that’s all it is right now.” Read the story by the Associated Press . Author William Caldwell Posted on November 14, 2013 Categories Lubin Press Leave a comment on Associated Press: “Beyond Twitter: The next wave of tech IPOs brews” AgingToday: Forging Intergenational Connection and Friendship Many older adults, even some older professionals who work in the aging services industry, struggle to make sense of our technology-infused world—a landscape constantly reinventing itself. But there are innovators who are trying to make technology more age-friendly: they can be found at the intersection of design, aging and technology, in places like the Gerontechnology Program at Pace University, New York, N.Y. Jean Coppola, one of the program’s founders and professor in the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Services, began offering an intergenerational computing course in 2006. Read the full article by Kate Finn in AgingToday. Author as73609p Posted on November 14, 2013 November 14, 2013 Categories News Sources and Experts Leave a comment on AgingToday: Forging Intergenational Connection and Friendship CNN: “Jimmy Kimmel Sketch Sparks Massive Protests” Watch an interview featuring Chunyan Li, an accounting professor at Pace University’s Lubin School of Business who attended rallies in New York. Watch an interview featuring Chunyan Li, an accounting professor at Pace University’s Lubin School of Business who attended rallies in New York. Author William Caldwell Posted on November 12, 2013 November 12, 2013 Categories Lubin Press Leave a comment on CNN: “Jimmy Kimmel Sketch Sparks Massive Protests” NEWS RELEASE: Political Science Professor Matthew Bolton Presented Statement on Disarmament to UN General Assembly Political science professor, Matthew Bolton, PhD, addressed the United Nations General Assembly First Committee, on behalf of international non-governmental organizations (NGO...