Emerson Profiles
Some of our most successful alumni share their Emerson experiences and career advice.
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Lisa Gregorian ,
'83, MA '86Chief Marketing Officer, Warner Bros. Television Group<p>"There’s a lot of us in the business. You can’t escape Emersonians."</p>
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Matthew Salesses ,
MFA '10Writer<p>"Editing <a href="http://www.redividerjournal.org/"><em>Redivider</em></a>, the graduate literary journal, was one of the highlights of Emerson for me. Getting a look at the other side of publishing was really helpful to my writing, and gave me the chance to meet some great writers and people."</p>
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Paul Ryan ,
'11Graduate student in Publishing & Writing<p>Paul Ryan describes his experience as a graduate student in Publishing & Writing in the Writing, Literature & Publishing program.</p>
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Rachel Freedman ,
'12Undergraduate student in Interdisciplinary Studies<p>Rachel Freedman is an undergraduate student in Interdisciplinary Studies.</p>
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Raj Sharma ,
'83Managing Director of Investments/private wealth advisor, Merrill Lynch<p>"Be a continuous learning machine. The best thing you can do is add to your knowledge in several dimensions."</p>
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Samantha Sussman ,
'11Graduate student in Communication Disorders<p>Samantha Sussman shares her experience as a graduate student in the Communication Disorders program.</p>
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Sarah Lambert ,
'11Graduate student in Global Marketing Communication & Advertising<p>Sarah Lambert is a graduate student in Global Marketing Communication & Advertising.</p>
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Stacy McKee ,
MFA '99Staff writer and co-executive producer, ABC-TV<p>"Educate yourself on all Emerson has to offer. Then, once you’ve read all about the amazing classes and far-away campuses and dream internships, get started on them. Right now!"</p>
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Terry Stackhouse ,
'12Undergraduate student in Journalism<p>Terry Stackhouse is an undergraduate student in journalism.</p>
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Thomas Shull ,
'08Speech-language pathologist, Boston Public Schools<p>"I never felt like learning at Emerson College was between me and a book. Ideas were alive—something to be debated, dismantled, and shared."</p>
