School of Communication
School of Communication News
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Emerson team competes in National Student Advertising Competition
A team of Emerson Marketing Communication students placed second at the District One 2009–2010 American Advertising Federation's National Student Advertising Competition (AAF–NSAC) finals.
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Evy Chen wins fifth annual Emerson Experience in Entrepreneurship (E3) Exposition
The fifth annual Emerson Experience in Entrepreneurship (E3) Exposition was held April 24 in Emerson's Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym.
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The 29th Annual EVVY Awards To Honor Emerson Trustee
The 29th Annual EVVY Awards will take place on Saturday, May 15, at Emerson's Cutler Majestic Theatre at 219 Tremont Street. The show will be broadcast live on the Boston Neighborhood Network (BNN) and via web stream.
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WBZ-TV Channel 4 Anchor Jack Williams Receives 2010 Brudnoy Award
Emerson Fraternity Phi Alpha Tau presented the 2010 Brudnoy Award to WBZ-TV Channel 4 anchor Jack Williams at a ceremony in Emerson's Charles Beard Room April 29.
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Simpson to receive honorary degree
Journalism Department Leader-in-Residence Carole Simpson will be awarded an honorary degree Saturday, May 22, at Salem State College's Commencement ceremony.
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Journalism professor, students produce investigative report
Emerson Journalist-in-Residence Doug Struck led a six month investigation into carbon offsets involving more than 22 reporters and editors, including students Katy Jordan, MA '10, and Tom Smith '11.
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Marketing students build partnerships outside the classroom
In her Principles of Public Relations and Writing for Marketing classes, Department of Marketing Communication Assistant Professor Julie Lellis gives her students more than just homework. She puts them to work in the real world.
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New science courses offered for Fall 2010
Emerson's science faculty are rolling out new courses for the Fall 2010 semester, centered around Human Biology and Health and Environmental Science.
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