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Emerson College Today
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The Engagement Game Lab team develops games that engage people in a meaningful way online—whether they are focused on civic engagement, city planning, and/or collaborative storytelling.
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Public speaking is topic of Emersonian's new film
Brian Weidling will come to campus Monday, October 22, to screen Speak at 7:00 pm in the Bright Family Screening Room.
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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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Grossman ’70 debuts third political thriller
Award–winning television producer, College Trustee, and author Gary Grossman ’70 debuted his third political thriller in his “Executive” series on October 17.
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Pelton updates community on L.A. Center
President Pelton addressed the College earlier this week in an email to the community detailing the progress and next steps of the new Los Angeles Center.
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VMA class visits set of Larry David movie
Nine students from Visual and Media Arts Professor and Chair Jonathan Wacks’s class “Directing the Feature Film” recently visited the set of Larry David’s HBO movie Clear History.
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Israel's Consul General explains country positioning
Israel’s Consul General to New York Ambassador Ido Aharoni, MA ’90, discussed his career in country positioning, frequently referred to as nation branding.
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Banjo is subject of popular, new documentary
Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor Marc Fields’s documentary Give Me the Banjo, which was originally aired nationally on PBS, will be screened at five festivals this month.
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