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Peter Loge ’87, a Washington, D.C.-based communications and political strategist, received the 2011 Walter Littlefield Distinguished Speaker in Rhetoric and Communication Award on March 16. The award, inspired by the … Continue Reading Peter Loge ’87 honored during Communication Week
When the newspaper world began losing revenue, longtime music critic and author Jim Sullivan left the Globe. The advice he received from friends and colleagues was, “Go online.” That’s exactly … Continue Reading Facebook and Twitter; revolutionizing marketing
Emerson College’s Kasteel Well study-abroad program in Well, The Netherlands, celebrates its 25th anniversary this spring with several days of special events. Receptions for Trustees and outgoing College President Jacqueline … Continue Reading Emerson’s unique Kasteel Well program marks 25 years
Raj Sharma graduated Emerson in 1983 with a degree in mass communications and he recently agreed to participate in our “Emerson Experience” series. Today, Raj is Managing Director of Investments … Continue Reading Raj Sharma’s Emerson Experience
The concept of “unplugging” from the demands of life and society has gained interest in recent years, as many people feel pressured day and night to respond to emails, to … Continue Reading Steve Himmer’s book explores silence
Visual and Media Arts lecturer and filmmaker Jim Finn was recently recognized by The Village Voice columnist Jim Hoberman for producing one of the top 10 best films of 2010. … Continue Reading Finn’s film lauded by Village Voice
Twitter revolutions, WikiLeak revelations, blogging, and the power of social media to inform people throughout the world were among the topics addressed by U.S. State Department spokesperson Philip “P.J.” Crowley … Continue Reading State Department Spokesman Visits Emerson
Within the walls of a Boston Globe conference room, Martin Baron sat among Emerson students, described his role as editor, and gave an in-depth recounting of the Globe’s 10-year coverage … Continue Reading Journalism students visit Boston Globe
Emerson’s School of Communication will host its second annual Communication Week March 14–18, 2011. The School’s four departments, Communication Studies, Journalism, Marketing Communication, and Communication Sciences and Disorders, have programmed … Continue Reading Emerson to celebrate Communication Week
Emerson faculty members from several disciplines were part of a panel discussion about The King’s Speech before a full house at the Bright Family Screening Room on the evening of … Continue Reading Panel examines The King’s Speech