The Eugene M. Lang Student Faculty Research Fellowship program provides support for individual undergraduate students to engage in collaborative research with faculty mentors outside of the normal classroom setting.
The Fellowship is designed to encourage undergraduate students who exhibit promise for advanced study and careers in research.
Students selected for this prestigious award devise and undertake worthy research projects in collaboration with Pace University faculty mentors. In most cases, the research projects completed by student-faculty teams culminate in publication and/or presentation at scholarly conferences.
Pace University gratefully acknowledges the generous contribution by the Eugene M. Lang Foundation in support of our outstanding students.
Submissions from 2022
Eugene M. Lang Student Research Experiences Newsletters 2001-2004, Uploaded by Jennifer Rosenstein
Submissions from 2006
South African Democracy and Prospects for Israel/Palestine: The Role of Marketing Politics", Rima Abdelkader
Predictive Robot Vision, Thomas Achtemichuk
Can Gene Silencing of PNUTS Inhibit Cancer Growth, Tara Sherry
Globalization, Urban Planning and Cosmopolitanism in Shanghai, China (1978-2004), Lien-Feng Wong
Submissions from 2005
The Structural Change in the U.S. Banking Industry, Andrey Androshchuk
Preparation and Investigation of Antimicrobial Alginate Wound Dressings, Jasmine Escalera
Sketching the Elephant – Using IRS Data to Investigate the Sensitivity of Nonprofit Organizations’ Donors to Efficiency Ratios , Kamini Mankaney
From Racial Contract to Social Contract: A Comparative Study of Post-Jim Crow America and Post-Apartheid South Africa, Ethan Phillips
Submissions from 2004
Layered Solids and Liquid Crystals: TetraChlorometallates of 1, 4 Diazabicyclo (2.2.2) Octane, Ada Gjyrezi
Impact of Acoustic Interference on Mate Choice in Treefrogs, Kenneth J. Huth
Living the 'American Dream': Korean War Brides in Suburban New York, Amy Lee
Extracts of African Plants as Potential Antitrypanosomal Agents, J'Ada M. Thomas
User Identification System (UIS) Module for Personal Virtual Assistant, Oleg Yunakov
Submissions from 2003
Studies of the Ammonium in the Biochemistry, Metabolism, and Host Cell Interactions of Trichomonads, Yekaterina Kleydman
Strategic Responses to Business Slowdown Due to the 9-11 Terrorist Attack, Lynn M. Liotta
Spirituality and the Beat Generation, Caroline Pomietlarz
Inhibition of Cancer Cell Growth by Activation of the PP1 Phosphatase, Eshwar Udho
Submissions from 2002
The Russian Dreiser: A Faculty-Student Research Project on Russian Attitudes Toward an Important American Social Protest Novelist, Jeanna Engelman
Plato and Xenophon on Socrates' Defense: Σωφροσυνη and Philosophy, Michal Klincewicz
Accounting Administrators' Cost/Benefit Assessment of Their 150 Hour Program: A National Survey, Tracy L. Magann
Interaction of Copper(I) and Nickel(II) Phosphine Complexes with The Hexaborate Anion, Paul Markel
Effect of Cellular Stress on the Cancer Protein, Retinoblastoma, Vivienne Tedesco