Teach-In on Race: Filmmaker Explains Nigerian Film Industry
Oladigbolu talked about what it takes to make a film in his native Nigeria, his path to filmmaking, and the intersection of “Nollywood” and Hollywood.
Teach-In on Race: Grace Talusan on Finding Her Voice and Finding a Home
In a wide-ranging talk on this year’s Teach-In theme, “A ‘New Normal’ Just Won’t Do: Intersectionality in the Arts and Communication,” Talusan talked about how her identities shape her art, her teaching, and her world.
Emerson Holds Teach-In on Race February 7-8
The theme of this year’s two-day hybrid event is A New “Normal” Just Won’t Do: Intersectionality in the Arts and Communication.
Emerson Leaders on Synthesizing Internationalization, Equity
“The goal is for everyone in the community to thrive and be inspired,” Pinder said.
OISA Advisory for Travel Out of the U.S. (Fall/Winter)
If you are traveling outside of the U.S. during Thanksgiving or Winter Break, now is the time to check your immigration documents for your U.S. return.
Pinder Recognized for Inclusive Excellence in International Education
Emerson’s Vice Provost for Internationalization and Equity received an Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion in International Education (EDIIE) Award at Diversity Abroad’s annual conference in Chicago
International Education Week 2023 Centers on Equity in Global Learning
Many of the week’s 18 events sit squarely at the intersection of these topics
Internationalization, Equity Go Hand in Hand, Writes Pinder: NAFSA
Vice Provost Tony Pinder makes the case for breaking down silos between international education and equity, diversity, and inclusion departments in order to better serve students.
Emerson Launches International Student Portal
Terra Dotta is a cloud-based portal that streamlines and consolidates immigration services for Emerson’s international students and visiting scholars.
House: Let NAACP Conference Be Springboard to ‘Unity Summit’
Faculty and staff will attend the annual celebration of Black leadership, culture, and ideas.