Dr. Joe Pace is an internationally recognized performance psychologist, educator, speaker and author. He presents seminars and workshops in the areas of corporate cultural alignment, leadership development, student retention, and personal and professional achievement. His background in teaching, psychology, and business aids him in delivering research-based information to a global audience; from corporate executives to faculty and students. Dr. Pace is the author of the best selling textbook, Thought Patterns for a Successful Career®, used in over one thousand colleges and schools world-wide by over one million students.
Dr. Pace has also appeared on many syndicated TV shows over the years such as: Emotional Mojo, Daily Buzz and Head Drama.
Dr. Joe Pace also serves as Chairman of the Board – Global Education, for The Pacific Institute and is an educational and psychological consultant for numerous colleges and organizations throughout the United States and Canada. His partnership with The Pacific Institute began over 28 years ago. The Pacific Institute’s Education team is committed to increasing student retention, growing student enrollment and fostering staff engagement and development. Over the past 28 years, we have had over a million students and 40,000 employees participate in our programs.
Our comprehensive intervention programs are based on cognitive science and address mindset – those beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that inhibit growth at the core level. Our programs have proved to increase student success and retention by as much as 15%. As such, GPA’s improve, and self-esteem of both staff and faculty increase as well. Our curriculum also addresses admissions with improved start date enrollments and lowering the amount of “no shows.”
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By Dr. Joe Pace Facing the reality of retention When I began working on my doctoral dissertation dealing with student retention, I thought dropout rates would fall if students took …
by Dr. Joe Pace Emotion is a critical part of the learning process, but educators often underestimate its importance. There’s a tendency to think of emotion or caring as this …
By Dr. Joe Pace Success does not happen by accident. Success comes from thinking and picturing what you want (end-results) and then executing effective plans to get there. Who is …
By Dr. Joe Pace You’ve heard the saying “a first impression is a lasting impression?” That’s absolutely true. In the field of mental technology it’s found that we form a …
By Dr. Joe Pace The brain operates from mental pictures. You should have a picture or a replacement picture of what a situation would look like and feel like if …
