Emerson Professors on How We Move Forward After Insurrection
The insurrection didn’t surprise many people.
The insurrection didn’t surprise many people.
Senior Affiliated Faculty, Bigfish PR CEO, and social media expert David Gerzof Richard weighed in on this week’s events at the U.S. Capitol Building and discussing the role social media played for NECN/ NBC Boston and Boston 25.
As the College continues to prepare for the return of students and the start of the 2021 Spring Term on the Boston campus, we have been closely monitoring new information from government officials while COVID conditions continue to evolve.
Today, as I watched with a heart made heavy by the astonishing events unfolding in the nation’s capital this afternoon, I was reminded of what Elijah Cummings, chair of the House Oversight Committee said at a Committee hearing, one year and one month ago.
President Pelton contributed to a Wall Street Journal article that describes the changes colleges and universities are making to their spring semester academic calendars as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage across the country.
Jess Niazian ’22 is a Media Arts Production major who interned at Conscious Minds, a production studio based out of Pasadena, California, from May to August 2020. We asked Jess about her role there.
We wanted to remind you — and answer some questions — about the new Travel Registration Policy for the Boston campus this term.
Provost and VP for Academic Affairs Michaele Whelan contributed to the article, “While many colleges are making big cuts, a few opt for permanent transformation” for The Hechinger Report, which covers innovation and inequality in education.
In preparation for our shift to twice-weekly student COVID-19 testing this semester, each student studying in-person on the Boston campus will need to select into a “testing cohort.”
Former Emerson Trustee and alum Larry Rasky ’78, who was also a longtime Biden advisor and PR executive, passed away in March 2020 from COVID-19 complications.