Pace University Students Accepted into UN’s Academic Impact and Millennial Campus Network Fellowship Program
Key points:
- Thirty students from Pace University have been accepted into the United Nations' Academic Impact and Millennial Campus Network Fellowship Program
- Among the accepted students is Meryl Mizell, a junior co-captain on the Cross-Country team
- Mizell is part of the Blue CoLab team, working to improve water quality and education about drinking water
Pace University junior and cross-country team co-captain Meryl Mizell is making strides in improving water quality as part of Blue CoLab’s Right to Know H2O project. Mizell and her team are focused on proposing an amendment to the federal Safe Drinking Water Act, with the aim of guaranteeing safe drinking water and educating the public on water quality. Mizell is also involved in developing an app to provide information to the Pace community about the quality of drinking water on campus. Mizell’s experience as a student-athlete has taught her valuable teamwork and communication skills that are invaluable in her work…
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