Emerson Today
The first ever graduating cohort in Speech@Emerson, Emerson’s online master’s degree program in speech-language pathology, recognize their historic milestone during a virtual celebration on Aug. 23, 2020.
We are so thankful for everyone’s dedication to their required COVID-19 testing, and now that classes have started, we are sending an update on the overall testing process.
Mike Ryan, independent filmmaker and assistant professor of Visual and Media Arts, spoke to The Christian Science Monitor’s chief culture writer about how movie releases may be altered due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Instead of gathering Emersonians and mediamakers from around the world in Austria this year, the Salzburg Academy on Media & Global Change will host a series of free and public virtual workshops this fall, beginning with Protest, Pandemic & Power: Media Literacies, Storytelling and Global Futures on Sept. 24.
This virus does not observe good intentions or unfortunate accidents, and can be as likely to cause infection from blissful ignorance as from willful disobedience.
Welcome back to Emerson! There are some new things you should know about using the Iwasaki Library this fall.
Find out about the U.S. Department of Education’s 2020 Title IX Regulations and the implications for colleges and schools across the country at a Community Update and Q&A on Emerson’s New Power-Based Interpersonal Violence (PBIV) Policy Tuesday, September 8, 6:00 pm.
Starting this fall, students across multiple majors, studying different disciplines, will revitalize The Independent.
I hope classes are going well so far. Here is some information for the start of in-person classes on the Boston campus tomorrow.
Tomorrow, September 2, we begin to hold face-to-face classes and members of the Emerson community will be accessing campus classrooms for the first time.