List of Pace University people

The following is a partially sorted list of people associated with Pace University, including alumni, current and former faculty members, students, and others:

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Notable alumni

(*did not graduate)

Arts and letters

Commerce, accountancy, and business

Engineering and technology
  • Rob Enderle - technical and legal analyst; founder of the Enderle Group
  • Herbert L. Henkel '79 - Chairman, President and CEO, Ingersoll-Rand Company, Ltd.
  • Ivan G. Seidenberg '81 - Former President and CEO of Verizon; benefactor and trustee; namesake of Pace's Seidenberg School of Computer Science & Information Systems

Entertainment

Law

Pace University alumni hold positions in private sectors, governmental agencies, or as judges/justices in United States District courts or state courts.

Media and communications

Politics and public service

Sports
  • Edward W. Stack ’57 - Chairman (1977–2000) and current member, National Baseball Hall of Fame Board of Directors[13][13]

Notable faculty

(*did not graduate)

Presidents of Pace
President From To
Homer S. Pace and Charles A. Pace
(joint-partnership as a proprietary business institute)
 1906 1935
Homer S. Pace 1935 1942
Robert S. Pace 1942 1960
Edward J. Mortola 1960 1984
William G. Sharwell 1984 1990
Patricia O'Donnell-Ewers 1990 2000
David A. Caputo 2000 2007
Stephen J. Friedman 2007 2017
Marvin Krislov[16] 2017 Present
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gollark: You could do x % 2 == 0 to check for evenness, say.
gollark: It doesn't extract digits, it divides and gets the remainder.
gollark: Floor division by 10.
gollark: It has many cores, but the cores are bad and inefficient.

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