Communication Studies
Department of Communication Studies News
The latest faculty, staff, and student news for the Department of Communication Studies. For College news and upcoming events, visit the News & Events section.
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Kimball weighs in on Representative Winslow's political sign
Communication Studies Scholar-in-Residence Spencer Kimball was interviewed for a Boston Globe article about State Representative Dan Winslow’s innovative new campaign sign.
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Foreign Service official gives insight into career
Aaron Snipe ’94 returned to his alma mater October 10 to speak with communication students.
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Payne says new ads could help Warren
Associate Professor of Communication Studies Dr. Gregory Payne was interviewed by WCVB-TV on October 8 about Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren’s new political ads.
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About once a year, Kathryn Grosso ’05 comes back to campus for a whirlwind tour: she visits her former teacher, Associate Professor Gregory Payne, and then gives informal talks to aspiring, young politicos.
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Edelstein gives talk on teaching public speaking
Communication Studies Scholar-in-Residence Cathryn Cushner Edelstein addressed an audience of linguists, researchers, and teachers who specialize in teaching and studying pronunciation at the PSLLT Conference.
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Emerson College once again will send a team of students to Los Angeles to cover the primetime Emmy Awards, which is taking place Sunday, September 23.
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Emerson welcomes new 2012 faculty
Several academic departments have welcomed new full-time faculty members for the 2012–2013 academic year.
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Students compete in global PR project
Several Emerson Communication Studies students recently participated in a global communication and public relations competition with students from 11 colleges and universities around the world.
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Faculty News
Dr. Angela N. Hosek and her colleague Dr. Rebecca DiVerniero received the Top Paper Award (out of 155 papers submitted) for their project titled, "Twitter as a Classroom Tool: Exploring the Use, Benefits, and Downfalls from the Perspectives of Instructors and Students," from the Human Communication and Technology Division. Dr. Hosek was also on the Top Panel for the Basic Course Division. Both took place at the National Communication Association Annual Meeting in November.
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What Makes Emerson College the School for Me
Find out what Political Communication major Tiernan Cahill has to say about Boston and orientation.





