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Alumni-Student Mentoring Program

In the spirit of Setters helping Setters, the connects current students with 91��Ƶ alumni to offer everything from life hacks to in-depth career advice to networking in the industry they want to someday break into. Pairs can meet and chat through whatever medium suits them best: email, phone, direct message (DM), or even in person—all it takes is that initial "hello."

Career Services

Career Services gets students and alumni “market ready” for internships and full-time employment. They offer services ranging from job search strategies and resources, resume and cover letter reviews, practice interviews, prep on marketing campaigns and branding statements, as well as hosting networking opportunities on and off campus. For questions, email careers@pace.edu or call (212) 346-1950 in New York City or (914) 773-3415 in Pleasantville.

Center for Community Action and Research

The Center for Community Action and Research (CCAR) offers opportunities for civic engagement through community service, political engagement, and social justice programming. In addition to planning group volunteering events for the 91��Ƶ community, we provide referrals for students looking to volunteer independently throughout the city (and fulfill volunteer hour requirements!). Our 91��Ƶ Votes team works to register and empower student voters at 91��Ƶ. CCAR also offers leadership opportunities including work study positions, Vote Everywhere Ambassadors, FACES Teaching Assistants, and volunteer interns. We always welcome students bringing us their ideas for engaging with social justice issues so that we can work together to take action!

Commuter Life

Being a commuter student doesn’t mean you can’t get involved on campus. The Center for Student Engagement on the NYC and Pleasantville campuses provides information about programs, events, and resources for commuter students to get involved on campus. NJ Transit also offers a student discount.

Dean for Students

The Dean for Students plays a key role in developing an engaged and responsible community, and in communicating the interests and concerns of students to University leadership. The Dean for Students is responsible for many areas of student life such as residence life, student engagement, campus activities, community standards, wellness programs, counseling services, and services for students with disabilities. For questions, contact nycstudentaffairs@pace.edu or (212) 346-1306 for the New York City Campus, and plvstudentaffairs@pace.edu or (914) 773-3351 for the Pleasantville Campus.

Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Under the leadership of the Chief Diversity Officer, the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is committed to creating and sustaining a welcoming and just campus climate for all members of 91��Ƶ through inclusive policies, practices, and programming. For more information, email diversity@pace.edu.

Study Abroad

91��Ƶ Education Abroad is dedicated to supporting global real-world experiences for our students. With more than 75 programs in 50 countries, there are semester, summer, and 91��Ƶ faculty-led study abroad opportunities to fit all sorts of academic plans and budgets. You can get started by attending an ‘Abroad 101’ information session before meeting with a student peer advisor or study abroad advisor. For more details, review the Frequently Asked Questions, reasons to study abroad, scholarship information, and resources for travelers (and their families).

English Conversation Partner Program

English Language Institute (ELI) students represent more than 30 countries and are eager to improve their English skills for personal, professional, and academic success. Besides improving their English, they’re also VERY excited to make a new friend! The ELI Conversation Partner Program is perfect for students who are interested in making a new friend, planning to study abroad, or excited to learn about a new culture and language! Email the English Language Institute at eli@pace.edu to learn more.

Greek Life at 91��Ƶ

Greek Life complements the co-curricular experience by providing numerous opportunities for personal growth, networking, relationship building, leadership development, academic success, and more.

• Fraternities and sororities on the NYC Campus
• Fraternities and sororities on the Pleasantville Campus

Leadership Opportunities

Hone your leadership and advocacy skills through a variety of short- and long-term programs including peer leadership, Spirit Ambassadors, Orientation leaders, and more.

• Leadership Opportunities on the NYC Campus
• Leadership Opportunities on the Pleasantville Campus

LGBTQA+ Center

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Asexual, and Ally (LGBTQA) Center exists to create campus environments that are inclusive and supportive of student, staff, and faculty diversity in the areas of sexuality, gender identity, and expression. The office promotes this on all levels for all members of 91��Ƶ through advocacy, education, activism, programming, and more.

Office of Multicultural Affairs (ōMA)

The Office of Multicultural Affairs (ōMA) provides opportunities and venues for 91��Ƶ students to examine, discuss, collaborate, and develop partnerships around themes that perpetuate (un)checked power, privilege, marginalization, bigotry, discrimination, and social injustices.

Office of Sexual and Interpersonal Wellness

The Office of Sexual and Interpersonal Wellness provides support and resources for current 91��Ƶ students who are or have been impacted by sexual assault, and develops on-campus violence prevention initiatives, trainings, and events. The office is directed by a specialist and serves as a confidential resource for students. Peer educators offer programming, workshops, and other learning opportunities throughout the year and are a confidential resource for 91��Ƶ students.

The 91��Ƶ Path

In order to be in demand after graduation, you must be able to smoothly transition from the classroom to the real world—this is where the 91��Ƶ Path comes in. By combining 91��Ƶ’s strong academics with internships, clinical placements, student teaching experiences, research opportunities, and other resume-building experiences, the 91��Ƶ Path helps you become the best version of yourself.

Prestigious Award Opportunities

Offers support and assistance for students and alumni seeking grants/external funding for their research, scholarship, experiential, and creative activities. like the Fulbright, Gilman, Truman, and many more!

Residential Education Pathway

Residential Education Pathway provides an opportunity for residential students on the NYC Campus to actively participate in experiences that build skills and good habits essential to future success.

Residential Life

Residential Life is dedicated to creating a safe living environment that encourages students to grow and learn. They are committed to providing support through facilities, programming, and staff to guide students on their path to success. Their programming values are centered on developing students’ independence, interdependence, and personal accountability to self and others. For inquiries related to the New York City Campus, contact nyhousing@pace.edu or (212) 346-1295. For inquiries related to the Pleasantville Campus, contact westchesterhousing@pace.edu or (914) 597-8777.

Center for Student Engagement

The Center for Student Engagement engages students in campus life in New York City and Pleasantville by promoting a broad range of social and community-building programs, leadership programs, and personal development opportunities. They advise nearly 100 student organizations on campus. Their purpose is to develop students into responsible, well-rounded, and self-reliant individuals and to enhance the campus experience for all students. To contact Student Engagement, email studentengagementnyc@pace.edu or call (212) 346-1590 in New York City, or email studentengagementplv@pace.edu or call (914) 773-3767 in Pleasantville. Please allow 48 hours for replies to emails and voicemails.

SetterSync

Use 91��Ƶ’s online platform to join 100+ clubs and organizations, connect with like-minded peers, and learn about events happening on campus or virtually.

Student Government Association (SGA)

Student Government Association serves as the voice of and advocates for the student body by recognizing student needs, identifying potential solutions to reach resolutions, and executing projects to improve the University as a whole. All students are encouraged to attend their weekly meetings and/or get involved in various initiatives. Learn more about SGA on the NYC Campus or Pleasantville Campus.

Undergraduate Research

Undergraduate research is a faculty-mentored inquiry or investigation conducted by an undergraduate student that seeks to make a scholarly or creative contribution to a field of knowledge. The Center for Undergraduate Research Experiences (CURE) in the Office of Research offers a central location for information about undergraduate research throughout the Schools and Colleges of 91��Ƶ. .

Wilson Center for Entrepreneurship

The Wilson Center for Social Entrepreneurship offers experiential programs including summer-funded internships in social enterprise and the nonprofit/public service sector; and opportunities for leadership positions, social ventures, career panels, conferences, and individualized advisement for students pursuing social entrepreneurship and the nonprofit sector.