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74 minutes
English
United States
26 episodes
since May 12, 2009
episodic

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The Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies and Pace Law School hosts "Who Owns the Waterfront?," a panel discussion about the past, present, and future of one of the city’s most precious assets. Topics include the history of the NYC waterfront, historic preservation, waterfront development,…

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Gameplay has always been a key component of learning. Many board games from the mid 1800s were developed to teach moral and ethical principles to the player, and later became vehicles for teaching reading, writing and arithmetic. Video games have matured from simple drillware (digital workbooks) to…
America has the highest incarceration rate in the word. How did this happen? Who makes up the population? How do we change the system? This panel discussion about mass incarceration in the United States, features Farrin Anello, attorney and professor at the Immigrants’ Rights/International Human Ri…
In honor of Pace Pleasantville’s 50th anniversary, urban historian and Columbia University Professor Kenneth T. Jackson will join Pace University President Stephen J. Friedman and Dean of the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences Nira Herrmann, PhD, for an informative and memorable lecture on the grow…
They say crime doesn’t pay but cybercrime, like ATM skimming, empties our bank accounts by more than a billion dollars each year. Pace University and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) hosted "Cybercrime in the World Today 2014," the second annual symposium and panel discussi…
An in-depth look into the American education system (K-12). The conversation analyzes charter schools and their purpose. A panel discussion moderated by a Pace student and featuring three Pace professors: Assistant Professor of Political Science Matthew Bolton, PhD, Associate Professor of Managemen…
The role of genetic engineering in agriculture is particularly contentious, with assertions about huge promise or perils often obscuring science. This panel discussion will aim to inform rather than inflame by bringing together a chef focused on conscious cuisine, a food journalist who spent six mo…
This lecture was presented by the Pace University Dyson College of Arts & Sciences of Communication Sciences & Disorders Dianne Zager, PhD, the Michael C. Koffler Professor of Autism. This lecture was broadcasted Pace-wide from the NYC campus to the Westchester campuses in Pleasantville and…
An analysis of the public school education system (K-12) featuring School of Education Professor Art Maloney, Ph.D.; Dyson College of Art & Sciences Political Science Professor Christopher Malone, Ph.D.; Economics Professor Joseph Morreale, Ph.D.; and Sociology and Anthropology Professor Judith…
Universities have long been integral to regional economic development. For example, the Morrill Act of 1862, which funded land-grant institutions, was a response to the industrial revolution. Universities also have a long tradition of contributing to the general welfare, which can be exemplified in…
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