Sonia Jurado will become Emerson’s new associate vice president for access and equity and Title IX coordinator on May 9, as announced by a campus-wide email correspondence from the Office of the Dean...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor July 14, 2021
Vice President of Enrollment Ruthanne Madsen will serve as the interim supervisor of the Social Justice Center beginning Thursday, Interim President William Gilligan announced in an email Tuesday.
Madsen’s...
The recent murder of eight people, including six of Asian descent at three different locations—a massage parlor in Acworth, GA and two spas in Atlanta, GA—calls for an addressing of hate crimes against...
Kelly Bates has a laundry list of qualifications in her bid for the Boston City Council—not least among them her tenure as inaugural director of Emerson’s Elma Lewis Center.
Bates—who headed the...
The Presidential Working Group addressed questions from the Emerson community about its revised draft of findings about the college’s Title IX processes and additional sexual misconduct policy concerns...
The Presidential Working Group that is responsible for reviewing Emerson’s sexual misconduct policy made minimal changes to its initial suggestions in a second draft of findings released ahead of Thanksgiving...
The 2019-20 academic year was on the verge of breaking last year’s record of identity-based harm reports at the college before the rate of submitted reports declined in the spring semester as the Emerson...
The 2019–20 academic year is on track to break the record for the most bias reports submitted at Emerson College with nearly 30 reports sent in the first semester.
This summer, the Social Justice...
The college hired Ryan Milligan to serve as the new Deputy Title IX Coordinator and Investigator, according to a Thursday statement emailed to the community.
Milligan starts on Jan. 6, 2020 and fills...
To the editor:
Re “Title IX hiring process failed to involve students enough” (Editorial, Oct. 17)
While the editorial makes a valid point about the scheduling of candidate presentations, student...
The two-year vacancy in the Title IX office is finally being filled. But the hiring process for the Deputy Title IX Coordinator has brought its own shortcomings.
The position has remained vacant...
At Issue: Lack of pronoun procedures in classrooms
Our take: Professors should be required to ask for preferred pronouns
Emerson prides itself on creating an accepting atmosphere for individuals....
By Abigail Hadfield and Maya Gacina
A committee formed of Social Justice Center members and one student gathered to research institutional racism at the college following student protests in fall...
The college does not have an official procedure for teachers to review students’ pronouns in class, but the Intercultural Student Affairs Office recommends it, according to a college official.
The...
On Nov. 7, 2018, I walked into a meeting about institutional racism at Emerson College and was surprised to see I was the only student of color in the room.
The meeting was led by Sylvia Spears, vice...
The college named two professors to special positions within the Social Justice Center in an email to the Emerson community on Feb. 6. A college official said this was a special appointment as it occurred...
Samantha Ivery joined the Social Justice Center this past September as the new Director of Diversity and Equity Initiatives.
The Social Justice Center left this position vacant after the former...
The number of reported on-campus rapes rose from three in 2016 to six in 2017, according to an annual summary of crimes committed on and around Emerson’s campuses.
In 2015, there were zero on-campus...
Members of the Educational Equity and Justice Committee have focused on the bias response program and worked with the Social Justice Center to construct a new staff position since becoming a permanent...
The Social Justice Center and Academic Affairs are recruiting applicants for a new position aimed at helping faculty create a more inclusive classroom environment.
The associate director for faculty...
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