“Being the main character simply means being the hero of your own story.” -Adele Lim, Class of 96 Adele Lim at Emerson’s 2022 Commencement Ceremony Hello Emersonians! On May 12th, 2022, one of our fellow Emersonians, Adele Lim shared this piece of advice as this year’s commencement speaker. While it Read more…
Greetings, Emersonians! Spring Break is upon us. Here are 3 Tips to stay Future Ready over Spring Break. 1.) Check out Handshake Handshake offers a wide variety of services to students, including internships and jobs for the summer. Click on the Jobs section, where you can find the perfect summer Read more…
The future. A concept that can cause a spooky fright to anyone. But here at Emerson, the Career Development Center has the tools to help you get ready for your future. The Career Development Center is proud to present our annual Future Ready event, happening on November 5th from 2:00 Read more…
Student Accessibility Services Student Accessibility Services (SAS), formerly the Disability Services Office, strives to create an inclusive campus environment for students, allowing them to have full access to courses, programs, and activities during their time at Emerson College. We coordinate accommodations and support services that promote equal access for undergraduate Read more…
Veteran Affairs & Resources Emerson College welcomes former and current members of the armed services and their families to our community. We aim to support your continued success by assisting you in the utilization of military educational benefits and connecting you with campus, local, and national resources. As an institution, Read more…
First Gen & Low Income Students Program Emerson College is proud and excited to welcome students who will be the first in their family to graduate from college! During your journey, the Office of Student Success is available as a resource for you and your family. Whether you are an Read more…
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Resources for Students of Color ECAPS is here to support students as they work on personal and societal levels to address the traumatic impacts of racism, oppression, and injustice. If you are a student and experiencing distress related to the ongoing violence toward Black-identified individuals or the impact of resulting Read more…
LGBTQIA+ Resources (Boston & National) Helpful resource links compiled by Intercultural Student Affairs. Includes resources which are Boston-based and nationwide. Name Update Information for Transgender & Non-Binary Students Emerson recognizes that transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming students may not use the name that they were assigned at birth, as it Read more…