Department of Marketing Communication
Department of Marketing Communication News
The latest faculty, staff, and student news for the Department of Marketing Communication. For College news and upcoming events, visit the News & Events section.
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Patriots' Gronkowski visits Emerson
Rob Gronkowski visited an Emerson social media class.
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Free app released for College's Expression magazine
Emerson has become one of the first colleges in the country to develop an app for its alumni magazine, Expression.
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Gerzof Richard talks to Fox25 about President Obama’s Twitter hashtag
Marketing Communication faculty member David Gerzof Richard talks to Fox25 about President Obama’s newly created Twitter hashtag, #my2k.
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Emerson student saves cancer patient's life
Emerson student Maxine Renning '14 donated her bone marrow and will meet the recipient Saturday, November 10.
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Hussain '13 quotes class speakers, readings in HubSpot blog post
Marketing Communication major Anum Hussain ’13 was quoted from class speakers and readings in a recent blog post for HubSpot.
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Gerzof Richard talks to Fox 25 about iPad Mini
David Gerzof Richard, part-time faculty in the Department of Marketing Communication, can be seen regularly on Fox 25.
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Gizmodo's Rojas discusses online marketing, journalism
Co-creator of Gizmodo and Engadget Peter Rojas recently met with students to discuss the interaction of content, data, and ecommerce in online marketing and journalism
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Creator of AFLAC Duck ads kicks off speakers series
Creator of the famous jingle “I Don’t Wanna Grow Up; I’m a Toys ‘R’ Us Kid” Linda Kaplan Thaler will deliver a talk on Wednesday, October 17, at the Bill Bordy Auditorium and Theater from 6:00 to 7:30 pm.
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Marketing Comm. Department news
Learn about the latest creative innovations from Marketing Communications students, faculty, and alumni.
Marketing Communication instructor Peter Seronick talks about how the Internet has changed advertising in the past decade.
Jenna McPadden, double major in Marketing Communication and Writing, Literature and Publishing, explains how the breadth of her studies will prepare her for the working world.
