The Fundamentals of Environmental Science II course collaborated with the nonprofit organization Gotham Park in New York City to provide data the organization would use to inform their activities and offerings to the public in the namesake park nestled below the Brooklyn Bridge.
Pace Environmental Studies and Science students Samantha Cronk ’25 and Lucas Andujar ’24 presented posters on their independent research with faculty mentor Michael Rubbo, PhD, at the 2024 Northeast Natural History Conference.
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Assistant Professor S. Perl Egendorf, PhD, was named a grant awardee for the 2023 Women in Science Incentive Prize from The Story Exchange for their contribution to developing New York City’s Clean Soil Bank and their next project focused on building a mobile soil lab.
New York State Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed a historic bill banning wildlife killing contests, thanks in part to the relentless efforts of Pace University’s Animal Advocacy Clinic.
Olivia Hamelin ’23, who recently graduated with a degree in Environmental Studies and an Environmental Conservation Certificate, answered a few questions about her job at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).