Graduate Studies Department News

Plight of Kenyan schoolgirls becomes film

If there is one thing that can be said about Jordan Salvatoriello, MFA ’12, creator of the award-winning documentary Graceland Girls, it is that she is not willing to settle. 

GMCA students experience China

Emerson Global Marketing Communications and Advertising graduate students traveled to China this summer, to take part in a four-credit course called Global Marketing International Practicum.

New iGrad Transition Leadership Program

During the month of August, the iGrad (international graduate) Transition Leaders will contact all incoming international graduate students before they leave their native countries to come to Emerson College.

Graduate Students for Publishing Is Outstanding GSO

WLP’s Graduate Students for Publishing recently won the Graduate Student Association’s (GSA) 2011-2012 Outstanding Graduate Student Organization Award.

International Graduate Students Take In Cape Cod

Cathryn Edelstein, a scholar-in-residence in the Communication Studies department, recently took 12 Emerson College international graduate students to Falmouth, MA on Cape Cod.

Gregory tells grads to learn resilience

More than 1,000 degrees were conferred at Emerson’s 132nd Commencement exercises, held May 15 at the Citi Performing Arts Center in Boston.

Health journalism has far-reaching effects

Health reporting can be a crucible for social, economic, and political issues, said Stephen Smith, a writer for the Boston Globe, at a panel that was part of Communication Week.

Communication Disorders Graduate Student On ASHA Event

Kyle Donnell, a graduate student in the Communication Disorders graduate program, describes his experience at the recent American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention