Emerson Community Resources

HR maintains this list of terms to help new hires. It spells out common nicknames and acronyms used for Emerson locations, departments, and resources.

Maintained by Emerson's Dean of the School of Communication, Brent Smith, this spreadsheet defines a longer list of Emerson (and external) academic acronyms and abbreviations. Each term is also sorted into the category of Organization, Committee, Academic Program, or Other.

Another Emerson community member, Christopher Wilson (Journalism), created this lengthy list of Emerson terminology. It includes a longer explanation for each term as well as links to related resources.

This glossary from the Department of Intercultural Affairs explains a number of concepts from the LGBTQIA+ community, with the caveat that definitions are fluid and may be used differently by different people.

The Institutional Research department at Emerson created this handy glossary, which defines various terms specifically for an IR context.

This bibliography collects a wide variety of articles that address current issues regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence programs like ChatGPT in higher ed classrooms. Contact Katherine Yeh or Maria Koundoura to make contributions.

A collection of resources complied at the Let's Talk Teaching session on 10/17/23. Section of general resources followed by a list specifically about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.

Find links to many of the social media accounts for a wide variety of Emerson programs, departments, and student organizations.

This guide collects resources and recommendations for holding discussions and doing research around hot topics and breaking news.

This guide outlines places students can go to study on campus, including library study rooms. As spaces change over time, some information may not be completely up-to-date. Please contact us at reference@emerson.edu to report any inaccuracies.

HR maintains a short list of Emerson College staff members who have chosen to be Notary Publics. If you need a Notary, please reach out to an individual directly for an appointment.

A joint effort of the Office of Spiritual Life and the Social Justice Center, this document and associated Google Calendar are a non-exhaustive list of religious observances. Helpful for faculty planning their syllabi or anyone trying to schedule events on campus.