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Emersonians Are Better Together
Emerson has long valued civic activism through protest, and we respect our students’ right to raise their voices to support their beliefs and aspirations.
Celebrating Emerson
Dr. Jay Bernhardt is inaugurated as Emerson’s 13th president.
New Beginnings
It is an honor and a privilege to lead this incredible institution, and I am grateful to the Emersonians who came before me for stewarding the College so thoughtfully.
Meet Emerson’s 13th President: Dr. Jay Bernhardt
Bernhardt is leaving his position as dean of Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas at Austin and professor of communication studies.
20 Questions with Bill Gilligan
In June, Bill Gilligan will retire as interim president of Emerson College. He began his career at Emerson in 1982 as an adjunct teacher.
What Comes Next?
As I prepare to retire from Emerson (again), I leave knowing that Emerson is on a launchpad, ready to usher in a new era—one that honors our past while looking to the future.
It Goes On
Now, as we prepare to transition to new leadership in the months ahead, I know that Emerson will have even more accomplishments and milestones to celebrate.
Perseverance, Resiliency, and the Emerson Spirit
William Gilligan discusses how Emersonians have found new ways to succeed during the last two years.
Staying the Course
Bill Gilligan discusses Emerson’s resiliency and strength and how he is staying the course as Interim President of the College.
Elevating Emerson
In this video interview, President Lee Pelton reflects on 10 years at Emerson before he takes on his new role leading the Boston Foundation.
All That Awaits Us
President Lee Pelton’s letter is the valedictory speech that he delivered at Commencement, his last before he leaves the College in June.
20 Questions with Lee Pelton
For this issue’s 20 Questions, we sat down with Lee Pelton, the 12th President of Emerson College.