Emerson College

The School of Communication Student Awards occurred this spring and celebrated the close of an extraordinary academic year, as well as recognizing student achievements within the School of Communication.

The 2022 School of Communication Student Awards occurred in the spring and celebrated the close of an extraordinary academic year, as well as recognizing student achievements within the School of Communication.

The Office of Academic Affairs and the Dean's Council launched an inaugural Dean's Fellowship Program that embraces racial equity as a key standard for assessing the quality of the College's programs, practices and activities. The program aims to support the personal and professional development of students who are committed to advancing equity on campus. Each of the College's schools are collaborating to offer a holistic experience that underscores how the intersectional identities of the Fellows will inform their work throughout the Fellowship. Created this year in order to advance equity initiatives across the College, fellows will work closely with the dean's leadership team, faculty, BIPOC student groups, and others on campus to facilitate communication and actions that promote racial justice, equity, healing, and inclusion in each School's academic environment.

Emerson College senior, Jessica Guida, is the recent recepient of the Emersonian of the Year award. The award is given to someone who has who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and dedication throughout the current academic year.

Emerson College junior, Caroline King, recently received the Student Leader of the Year award, for her outstanding service and contribution to the college.