Gellman Speaks with Alyssa Milano about Significance of College in Prison: Sorry Not Sorry Podcast
Gellman is the founder and Director of the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Gellman is the founder and Director of the Emerson Prison Initiative.
The Warner Bros. executive told students, “You will never have as much future ahead of you as you do at this moment, so I urge you to step into it bravely.”
This year’s graduating class is from all across the globe with interests all over the map.
The Expo is the culmination of the yearlong Emerson’s Entrepreneurial Experience (E3) program, in which students from any major develop their ideas for a business, product, service, or nonprofit.
Gellman writes about the three types of prison education offered in the U.S., as the Second Chance Pell grant program broadens beginning July 1, 2023.
Through humor, empathy, innovation, and engagement, these teaachers educate Emersonians with excellence.
EPI Director Mneesha Gellman calls for more state funding for education in prison.
What does having access to college in prison mean to those who are incarcerated? How does it shape their perspective, their thinking, their lives?
“Innovation in Access and Equity for Incarcerated People in Massachusetts,” will feature speakers, panels, and a documentary screening centered around the value of education in prison.
The Deans’ Fellows are a group of undergraduate students who work to improve diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility on Emerson’s campus.