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Broadcasting from Emerson College’s School of Communication in Boston, Massachusetts, "Campus on the Common," provides an expert view into the field of media and communication through the lens of academic experts and industry professionals from Emerson and beyond. The podcast explores areas such as multimedia storytelling, media ethics, and how new technologies are affecting the communication industry. A national leader for cutting-edge research and education, Emerson's School of Communication houses hands-on programs in journalism, marketing, communication disorders, public relations, and sports communication, among others, preparing students to thrive in the classroom and in their careers.

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Reclaiming Conversation Pt. 3 | Mark Leccese

9 MAG 2019 · Veteran reporter and professor of Journalism, Mark Leccese closes off our Reclaiming Conversation series by delving into the role of technology in the public sphere and how that is affecting communication and the field of journalism in an increasingly mediated world.

Ascoltato 15 min. 31 sec.
Transgender Voice Training | Jocelyne Leger & Barbara Worth

2 MAG 2019 · Clinical Instructors Jocelyne Leger and Barbara Worth from Emerson College's Robbins Speech, Language and Hearing Center discuss how they're using cutting-edge speech pathology services to help transgender people use the voice that best matches their identity.

Ascoltato 23 min. 7 sec.
Fake News and the Post-Truth Era | Paul Niwa & Gino Canella

25 APR 2019 · Fake news is not a term many people used three years ago, but now it is seen as one of the greatest threats to democracy and free debate. The rise of fake news is raising tensions between nations and has some calling for greater regulation of social media. Journalism professors Paul Niwa and Gino Canella unpack this major issue and discuss its implications in journalism and beyond.

Ascoltato 37 min.
Building Bridges - Not Walls | Gregory Payne & Mark Brodie

18 APR 2019 · Department of Communication Studies Chair and Director of the Rediscover Rosarito Program, Gregory Payne and Communication Studies professor, Mark Brodie discuss immigration and border issues and the Rediscover Rosarito program's grassroots efforts to bridge cultural and political divides between the US and Mexico through public diplomacy.

Ascoltato 20 min. 56 sec.
Entrepreneurship & Startups in Boston and Beyond | Lu Ann Reeb

11 APR 2019 · Assistant Dean and Executive-in-Residence at the School of Communication at Emerson College, Lu Ann Reeb dives into the world of entrepreneurship and startups in Boston and beyond. A three-time entrepreneur herself, Reeb now heads up Emerson's E3 entrepreneurship program.

Ascoltato 20 min. 24 sec.
Reclaiming Conversation Pt. 2 | Brenna McCormick

4 APR 2019 · Technology has been instrumental in connecting people around the world, but is it having a negative impact on interpersonal communication and empathy? Business of Creative Enterprises professor, Brenna McCormick explores the topic of "Reclaiming Conversation" as it pertains to the working environment.

Ascoltato 16 min. 1 sec.
The Growth Of Sports Communication | Professor Michael Park

27 DIC 2018 · Boston is a sports town, and Emerson College students can take advantage of the success of Boston's sports teams through the School of Communication's sports comm major and minor programs. To learn more about Boston's most recent sports success, and how Emerson programs are preparing the next generation of sports broadcasters and leaders, Campus On The Common spoke with Department of Communication Studies Assistant Professor Michael Park.

Ascoltato 19 min. 35 sec.
Reclaiming Conversation | SOC Dean Raul Reis

4 DIC 2018 · For our inaugural episode, we begin a three part series on Reclaiming Conversation, a text chosen for first-year School of Communication students to better help them transition from high school to Emerson College. Joining host Chance Dorland is School of Communication Dean Raul Reis.

Ascoltato 26 min. 38 sec.