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Without Pace faculty developing civic engagement courses, the Civic Engagement and
Public Values course requirement would not be possible. With generous support from the
President's Office, Project Pericles Civic Engagement and Public Values Faculty Fellowship
Grants are awarded to faculty who are developing a new or retooled Civic Engagement and
Public Values course. The 2018-19 recipients of this award include:
National Periclean Faculty Leaders Program
Project Pericles Civic Engagement and
Public Values Faculty Fellowship Grants
The National Periclean Faculty Leaders Program is a
leadership and course development program dedicated to
incorporating civil dialogue, civic engagement, and social
responsibility across the undergraduate curriculum. As part
of our national Project Pericles affiliation, Pace faculty are
eligible to apply for this competitive national award. Each
winning instructor is paired with a winner from another
Project Pericles campus and receives financial support for
the development of a civic engagement course.
This year's winner is Melanie LaRosa, PhD, for her MCA
397U: Multimedia Storytelling: Service Learning through
Media Production course.
Julia Eisenberg
MGT 366: Leadership
Principles and Practice
Melanie LaRosa
MCA 397U: Multimedia
Storytelling: Service Learning
through Media Production
Sally Marik
BIO 296C: Neurobiology of
Alzheimer's Disease
Peter McDermott
TCH 296FE/EDU 696E: Ecuador
with a Cause: Service Learning
and Cultural Program
Joanne Singleton
CHP 270: Canines
Assisting in Health
CCAR: 2018-2019 Annual Report
