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Gellman on Raising the Age for Teens Charged as Adults: Boston Globe
“Raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction takes into consideration brain science and human development that show how teens are not yet adults.”
“Raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction takes into consideration brain science and human development that show how teens are not yet adults.”
“My suspicion is given travel times, the up and down of hills is less relevant than the weather or impediment by bandits, or safety of the route.”
Associate Professor Mneesha Gellman writes about reforms necessary to improve the lives of those incarcerated or formerly incarcerated.
The project funded by the NEH Humanities Connections Planning Grant will be directed by four faculty members from the School of Communication, the School of the Arts, and the Marlboro Institute of Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies
Students learn about lighting, set design, cabling, and more from VDA while working on the EVVYs.
Emersonians sang, danced, jumped, jived, gleefully thanked, and more at the 43rd Annual EVVY Awards.
EPI Director Mneesha Gellman was interviewed by the Institute to End Mass Incarceration and wrote to the BBJ about jobs for formerly incarcerated people
“It’s the experiences that build your endurance and connections with another and remind you to refine your confidence.”
Scholarship money can be used for flights, passports, visas, and more.
The reception was one event part of Senior Week leading up to commencement.