Going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the best way to achieve your Gossip Girl dreams. Sitting on the steps with a crowd and dressing like an Upper East Sider, it’s fun! But, it’s even more fun when you get to do it as a part of a class, with fellow students like Blair… Read More Spotted–Jackie’s Class Trips to the Met
Figuring out your schedule for the next semester can be stressful and overwhelming, but with this Honors Course Catalog, some student insight, and the information gathered from Bill’s Honors Course Info Session, you will be more than prepared for registration. Here are some tips and tricks to be better prepared for registration. First, schedule a… Read More Honors Catalog: Survival Guide For Class Registration
When looking at schools my senior year of high school, I knew what I wanted: a career-oriented campus that could put me on the path to becoming an editor at one of New York’s top publishing houses. I came to Pace full of confidence and launched myself into an English degree with vigor. That plan… Read More Changing Majors: How to Figure Out Your Goals
As an undergraduate psychology student, I have struggled to find ways to get involved and build my resume without being a grad student. An amazing way to gain fun experience is to join a psychology lab! I found out that you could join one as an undergrad at a Psi Chi undergrad/grad student mixer. I… Read More Join a Psychology Lab at Pace: An interview with Dr. Brenna Hassinger-Das
By: Mohini Gobin, Associate Director, Honors College Questions by Kelly Filipczuk, Editor-in-Chief of The Honors Herald If you are a Dyson student, you might have heard the term Society of Fellows (SOF) from students, faculty and staff, but perhaps you are not sure what it is. In this post, you’ll learn more about the… Read More Share that Research! An Opportunity through the Society of Fellows
“This is the best moment of my entire life,” whispered audience member Jay Giffin on Sunday, 2/13, as he stepped into the Schaberlie Theater in 41 Park Row for the closing performance of the Pace Performing Arts’ Night of Original Work (NOW). What preceded that statement was a wonderful evening of theatre and celebration. The… Read More PPA – The Night of Original Work
Registration as a freshman is tough! All of the classes are new, the system is new, and you’ve never done it before. It can be a lot to take in. It’s important to get to know your tools. The primary sites I’ve used this fall are Degree Works, Schedule Explorer, and Schedule Planner. Degree Works… Read More Freshman Registration: A How-To
Bill Offutt, an Honors College academic advisor, recently hosted an informational session on the upcoming Honors classes for next semester. At this event, the professors from each featured class introduced themselves, gave a brief description of their qualifications, and went over the basics of their course. They talked about how their class relates to different… Read More Get That Class! Honors Courses for Spring 2023
By Evan Altman ‘23 Everyone, including myself, gets nervous when thinking about applying to their first internship. April and May is always a stressful time for students. You have to worry about finding an internship for the summer while also juggling finals. This spring, the Honors Advisory Board hosted an intern panel composed of honors… Read More What I Learned From the Honors Intern Panel
by: Joe St. Pierre ‘25 POV: it’s 1757 and you’re in the thick forests of Pennsylvania, negotiating land claims and secretly plotting to sabotage one of your colleague’s reelection campaigns. Or how about this: it’s June 1968 and you’re protesting the Vietnam War outside the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago. Or POV: it’s present-day at… Read More Honors Course Highlight: American Reacting to the Past