Emerson Everywhere is Here for You
Emerson Everywhere is here to serve as a resource for students, faculty, staff, families, and alumni to help you navigate the new way we operate as one community from distant corners of the world.
Emerson Remembers Leo Nickole, Founder of Musical Theatre at Emerson
Professor Emeritus Leo Nickole ’49, LHD ’01, architect of Emerson’s musical theatre program and mentor to future stars like Henry Winkler ’67 and Joely Fisher ’88 died Wednesday, April 1. He was 93.
Update from the Presidential Working Group
We write to you as co-chairs of the Presidential Working Group, which was formed to review the Sexual Misconduct prevention and response ecosystem as it pertains to students on our campus, to share an update on the working group’s progress and schedule moving forward.
WERS’ Live Music Friday Goes Back to the Drawing Board
While the COVID-19 pandemic means no musicians in the studio this particular Friday, WERS’ creative services coordinator, Nicole Bae ’20 will bring the “live” by adding donors’ names to a mural that will be shared over social media.
Kenneth Grout receives Alan L. Stanzler Award for Excellence in Teaching
2020 Teaching Awards Part 2 The Alan L. Stanzler Award for Excellence in Teaching is awarded to an affiliated faculty member who consistently receives high Teacher/Course Evaluation ratings. Winners of … Continue Reading Kenneth Grout receives Alan L. Stanzler Award for Excellence in Teaching
Emersonian’s Family Creates Own Spirit Week at Home
First-year student Emma Morrison’s family held their own spirit week — kicking it off with Emerson Day!
Pass/Fail Decision and Summer Online
I am pleased to announce that faculty were overwhelmingly supportive of the proposal that I made to Faculty Assembly today.
Emersonians Seize Moment, Report on Impacts of COVID-19 for Globe Magazine
Emerson College students quickly pounced on an opportunity to write about the impact of the Coronavirus for The Boston Globe Magazine.
President Pelton on COVID-19 Impact: Boston Globe
President Pelton added his perspective to a Boston Globe article describing how local leaders are conducting businesses during this uncertain time, and lessons they are learning.
Nejem Raheem receives Miller Award for Outstanding Teaching
2020 TEACHING AWARDS PART 1 On the morning of Thursday, March 26, as the Emerson community navigated the first week of remote courses amid the COVID-19 crisis, Provost Michaele Whelan … Continue Reading Nejem Raheem receives Miller Award for Outstanding Teaching