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Alum Eric Cornell ’05 won his first Tony Award Sunday evening for his role as co-producer of the Broadway revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” for Best Revival of a Musical, highlighted by The Boston Globe.
he search committee has made considerable progress in the search for a new Vice President of Institutional Advancement. The committee members met last week and identified an initial pool of promising and highly qualified candidates. Interviews are scheduled to take place in July, and the committee is optimistic that the new Vice President may be identified before the start of the new academic year.
It was only last year that Emerson College alum Eric Cornell ’05 founded Cornice Productions with his business partner Jack Sennott, and they’ve already got a Tony Award.
What will the future of Boston be like? Will there be flying cars? Will services, like education and street maintenance, be equitable? Beta Blocks is a participatory imagination project about future Boston that supports local communities to question and explore the role of new technologies in the places they live.
I am writing to inform you that Mike Sarra, Associate Vice President of Marketing, will be leaving Emerson College on June 11, 2019 to become the Vice President for Communications … Continue Reading Announcement regarding Mike Sarra, Associate Vice President of Marketing
Why is Emerson College’s motto Expression Necessary to Evolution?
Dr. Leonie Bradbury has joined Emerson College’s School of the Arts as the Foster Chair in Contemporary Art Theory and Practice and Distinguished Curator-in-Residence.
Uniting international scholars to address global challenges and humanitarian issues, the Emerson-Blanquerna Center for Global Communication attracts an array of experts, including Oscar Mateos, Blanquerna’s associate professor of Communication and International Relations.
Looking to relive Alumni Weekend? You’re welcome!
Marcelle Hutchins ’15 curated and is hosting the Diversity On the Runway fashion show, which celebrates designers of color from the Boston area.