Emerson Partners with Mass. Production Coalition on Summer Film Camp
This kind of engagement benefits Emerson, students, and the local filmmaking industry, said School of Film, Television & Media Arts Interim Dean Shaun Clarke.
CSD Researchers Studying Conversation Between Autistic, Non-Autistic Tweens through NIH Grant
Professor Ruth Grossman and research coordinator Elana Groves are trying to determine what factors best predict conversational success in adolescents, particularly between autistic and non-autistic kids.
WLP Professor Probes Graphic Novel Publishing Advances at Comic-Con
Rodzvilla participated in a panel about advances in publishing.
College Creates New School of Film, Television, and Media Arts
This fall, Visual and Media Arts students will return as part of the new School of Film, Television, and Media Arts, a new academic structure that elevates VMA and will offer new pathways to the creative industry.
A Happy Beginning: First-Ever Popular Fiction Retreat a Huge Success
MFA students participated in writing seminars, a book crawl, and presented their own writing.
You’ll Want to Pack These Emerson-Authored Books This Summer
What’s your pick? Want a lighthearted summer read or a heavy tome? There’s a book for everyone.
New England-Based New Media Focus of Newest Emerson Contemporary Show
New media art encompasses traditional film and digital video, as well as a wide range of technology, from AI to hand-built radio.
Emerson Alums Net Primetime Emmy Nominations
Bill Burr ’93; Rob Paine ’92; Opus Moreschi ’00; Ballard Boyd ’04; and Rosebud Baker ’06 are among the Emerson alums up for an Emmy Award this year.
Rao ’05 Tastes the World as New York Times Restaurant Critic
Her unique cultural background and experience working in kitchens helped form her voice.
Speech-Language Pathology Grad Student Uses Mindfulness Techniques in Clinical Training
In the Counseling in Speech-Language Pathology course, students learn to listen and embody authenticity when interacting with patients.