NEWS & EVENTS
Emerson College Today
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Student polling club looks at Sen. Kerry's seat
A student polling club says Governor Deval Patrick has a strong chance to win U.S. Senator John Kerry's seat in a special election. The group surveyed 10,000 homes in Massachusetts.
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Students premiere film on nonprofit cafe
Student filmmakers have completed a documentary on Haley House, a nonprofit bakery and cafe in Roxbury that helps former convicts.
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Performing Arts designers showcase work
Graduating Performing Arts seniors presented their body of design work to a panel of guest professional designers for review and critique in the Tufte Performance and Production Center on December 7.
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Theatre educator gets innovation award
Theatre Educator-In-Residence Bethany Nelson is receiving an award for innovating how theater is taught to urban public school students.
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Srinivas to study globalization on religion
Tulasi Srinivas, associate professor of communication studies, has been chosen for a fellowship to study the forces of globalization on religion.
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Students complete top political internships
Political Communication majors Kate Lagreca ’14 and Xakota Espinoza ’14 participated in some of the most high-profile political internships in the country.
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Spears shares diversity, inclusion goals
Sylvia Spears, vice president for diversity and inclusion, held a forum for faculty and staff December 12 to share Emerson’s forward-thinking strategy and goals for diversity and community engagement.
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Class adopts family for holidays
More than 30 students in the Global Marketing Communication and Advertising graduate program have purchased gifts for a financially struggling family living in Boston.
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