Emerson College
Emerson College is a private college in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1880 by Charles Wesley Emerson as a "school of oratory," the college offers more than three dozen degree and professional training programs specializing in the fields of arts and communication with a foundation in liberal arts studies.
Emerson College People (First 42 people) - Page 2
Jennifer Coolidge
American actress
Matt Dorsey
Member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Jon Prescott
American actor
John Ennis
American actor
Apolline Traoré
Burkinabé filmmaker
Bonnie Comley
American theatrical producer
Judyann Elder
American actress
Paul Solet
American film director
Tom DeSimone
American director
Marina Vernicos
Wylie Quinn Annarose Anderson
Actress ‧ Richard Dean Anderson's daughter
Abbi Jacobson
American comedian
Cutter Hodierne
American filmmaker
Kevin S. Bright
American television producer
Elisha Yaffe
American actor
Jonah Markowitz
Production designer
Matthew Humphreys
American actor
Murder of Nicole duFresne
Actress
Andrew Glassman
Television producer
Eric Shapiro
Writer
Ekrem Dumanlı
Turkish editor
Eddie Palladino
American announcer
Peter O'Brian
Canadian film producer
Elza Kephart
Canadian filmmaker
Morton Dean
American newscaster
Todd J. Greenwald
American television producer
Holly Karrol Clark
American actress
Ramona S. Díaz
Filipino-American filmmaker
Denise Duhamel
American poet
Alice Moore Hubbard
American writer ‧ Elbert Hubbard's wife
Gaby Dunn
American writer
Emily Kendal Frey
American poet
Alma Powell
American audiologist
Gail Huff Brown
American broadcaster
Iskra Angelova
Bulgarian actor
Hassan Nassar
Colombian journalist
Jack Gantos
American author
Chris Lynch
Football player
M.A. Fortin
Canadian screenwriter
Tim Neverett
American sportscaster
John Frink
American television writer
