A small dynamic academic press with wide-ranging interests, Pace University Press currently publishes seven journals. From the prestigious Woolf Studies Annual to the more recent Journal of Comics and Culture, our publications make peer-reviewed research both available and accessible. Pace University Press manages all functions involved in book publishing—acquisitions, editorial, sales and marketing, design and layout—with a small in-house staff. Working closely with the MS in Publishing Program, the Press trains two Graduate Assistants from the program every year. Located in the former New York Times building and surrounded by iconic metropolitan sites such as City Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge, Pace University Press has been an integral part of academic publishing since 1987. After almost thirty years in operation, the Press has 60 journals and books in print, and a growing international readership for its titles. Contact Us: Ordering Inquiries: [email protected] Editorial Inquiries: [email protected]

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The Bard College Investment Group is an undergraduate student organization at Bard College.

The School of Liberal Arts empowers students to function as creative thinkers, skilled writers, and innovative problem-solvers. With a cross-disciplinary mindset, the School of Liberal Arts encourages its students to explore multiple academic areas of interest to increase their marketability after graduation. The School’s interdisciplinary approach to learning and flexible curriculum empower students to diversify their thinking and prepare for their future beyond Marist.

The Manhattan College Investment Club is Manhattan College's premier finance and economics organization where students can acquire the necessary technical expertise to work in the finance industry. We are a long only equity fund focused on strategic asset allocation with a one year outlook. Following a value investing strategy, our portfolio is constructed to ensure constant returns in order to beat the market benchmarks. Check out our newsletter The 7th Inning Stretch on McinvestmentClub.com

Horace Mann was founded in 1945 by two educators in Springfield, Ill., who believed teachers deserved affordable auto insurance. Originally called the Illinois Education Association Mutual Insurance Company, our name was changed to honor the father of the American public education system, Horace Mann. We are proud to share his name. At Horace Mann, the hard work, commitment and dedication of our employees are the foundation of our success. And today we are the largest, national multiline insurance company dedicated to serving America’s educators and their families. Our purpose is to provide lifelong financial well-being for educators and their families through personalized service, advice, and a full range of tailored insurance and financial products. Through our professional agents and their staff, we offer insurance and financial products to the educational community across the United States. Horace Mann offers auto, homeowners and life insurance, retirement annuities, and other financial solutions to educators and their families. We also proudly support our nation’s educators through recognition programs and classroom funding opportunities through DonorsChoose.org. If you respect the teaching community and feel you can help us take care of educators'​ futures, choose the path you’d like to explore at http://www.horacemann.com/about-us/careers.

As the thought leader for the food world, the CIA develops and delivers vital initiatives through strong partnerships with education and industry leaders such as Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Marriott, Compass Group, and Hestan. CIA-led conferences, invitational retreats, collaboratives, annual reports, and digital media help foodservice professionals guide the next wave of change crucial to the industry. Many leading companies and organizations—Google, PepsiCo, and Unilever to name just a few—turn to CIA Consulting for business solutions and custom continuing education programs for food professionals. And the college’s exclusive, supportive network of 50,000+ alumni leads every segment of the food world and often looks to hire fellow grads.

LUMINA, comprised of Lumina journal, La Lengua and Firefly podcast, is a collaborative literary community. Our current season of Vol. XVIII seeks Fiction, Poetry and Nonfiction pieces that break the literary rules. Experimentation is not just a phase. LUMINA seeks to give space to voices unheard; voices that look at not just the heart, but the kidney and bowel, of humanity in uncanny and beautiful ways. LUMINA Journal, as ever, is a reflection of the Sarah Lawrence College community; a creative cohort of progression, diversity and creative experimentation. All work welcome.

Adjunct Professor in the International School of Hospitality and Tourism Management

St. Christopher's is a safe and nurturing Residential Treatment Center for youth with special needs. We use evidence-based, therapeutic approaches to help children and young women and men, ages 12 to 21, pursue their studies, interests, and passions, move beyond past traumas, and move forward with their lives as happy, healthy, and connected members of their communities. We empower them with the same social-emotional coping skills and strengths we want our own children to have to become their best selves. We do this all and more at our unique and inspired New York campus in North Castle. Learn more about our admissions process by contacting Dr. Annetta Scott at [email protected]. St. Christopher's is also a Children's Health Homes/Care Management Agency. We help families of children and young women and men ages 6 to 21 – who receive benefits through Medicaid and have specific, serious, and/or chronic health conditions – access the healthcare, mental health, and social support services their children need to get well and stay healthy. The comprehensive, better living services our bilingual care managers provide ensure that children and youth get the right care at the right place and time. We also assist families with important issues related to school, employment, housing, respite, access to healthy food, and beyond. Learn more about our enrollment process by contacting Maria Riccobono, Director of Health Homes, at [email protected].

"United, We Help One Another." To work at Hackley is to become part of the Hackley family. We employ approximately 230 faculty, staff, and administrators. Our employees enjoy competitive salaries, benefits, and pension. Faculty hiring generally takes place in late winter and spring, while administrative searches may begin earlier. Staff positions may become available at any time during the year. About Hackley School Hackley School is a nonsectarian coeducational K-12 independent school located in Tarrytown, NY intentionally committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community. A Hackley education embraces both the open exchange of ideas and learning from varying perspectives. We challenge and support our students to grow in character and scholarship, transcend individual achievement, and redefine accomplishment. Founded as a boarding school in 1899, Hackley enrolls approximately 840 students, including about 30 five-day boarding students in grades 9 -12. Students experience joy in the classroom and make life-long connections with each other and with our dedicated faculty, 40% of whom reside on campus. Robust extracurricular programming on our 285-acre campus creates unique opportunities for each student to learn and grow beyond the boundaries of the school day. Hackley graduates have the knowledge and confidence to pursue their passions, and the drive to make a difference. Learn more about Hackley at www.hackleyschool.org.