Edmund H. Mantell, PhD, JD
Professor Edmund H. Mantell served the Lubin School of Business for 44 years in the fields of economics and finance. An educator and esteemed researcher, his dedication to academia and the well-being of his students left an indelible mark. Professor Mantell’s significant contributions as a scholar, mentor, and community consultant will remain a guiding legacy to those whose lives he touched.
Jack Yurkiewicz, PhD
Professor Jack Yurkiewicz, a cherished Lubin faculty member, will be missed dearly. All who knew him appreciated his kindness, friendliness, and his professional approach to his duties at Pace. A long-time New Yorker, he retired from Pace University in 2019 after over 37 years of dedicated service.
Panos Caperonis, PhD
Professor Panos Caperonis was not only an accomplished educator, but at one time he was an Olympian swimmer, and a multi-faceted professional with expertise in business, economics, and law. His dedication to cross-cultural learning, providing a top-tier education, and networking enriched his teaching, making him a beloved figure among students and colleagues.
Paul Kurnit, MA
Professor Paul Kurnit, an esteemed clinical professor in the Marketing Department and director of the Lubin Pace Path, was a renowned figure in marketing, advertising, and entertainment, known for his valuable insights and unwavering commitment to his students. Those who were fortunate to cross paths with him walked away feeling it was a privilege to know him.
Amanda (Mandy) Cuesta ’18
Mandy was a remarkable alumna whose passion for music and artist management left an indelible mark on our community. Her vibrant spirit and dedication to connecting people through music were unparalleled. Her loss is deeply felt among her peers, faculty, and the many lives she touched.
Vijay Mansukhani
A dedicated Lubin MBA student, Vijay Mansukhani was respected by many. Aron Gottesman, PhD, recalls Vijay as one of the most enthusiastic students he ever taught. The memory of Vijay will live on at Pace and at the Lubin School of Business.
Jordan Robinson
As a sophomore, Jordan was not only a dedicated member of various student organizations and the Setters football team, but also a loving son, aspiring entrepreneur, and dedicated friend. His absence is deeply felt, and the Pace community cherishes his memory.
Tandieka Stephens Johnson DeClemente ’20
Tandieka Stephens Johnson DeClemente’s profound impact on our community endures from her academic achievements to her vibrant contributions to enriching student life. Her legacy lives on through the posthumous publication of her book, Guyanese Girl in Transition, completed by her husband, Michael DeClemente. Tandieka’s magnetic presence, laughter, and indomitable spirit remain in the hearts of those who knew her.
