Any questions about these activities can be directed to researchhub [at] emerson.edu (researchhub[at]emerson[dot]edu).
Co-writing & Coffee
Mondays 1-4pm & Thursdays 1 - 4pm ET
Modality: In-person
The Research HUB at Emerson College will be offering space and time for co-writing with peers, with coffee and snacks, on Mondays & Thursdays in the 6th Floor of the Walker Building 639. Sit with colleagues for concentrated time for writing, and for peer support and motivation!
These sessions will allow us to briefly share what we're working on, grab something to drink and snack on, and to find space and time to write in a generative space! Please share with your communities and all Emerson community members are welcome to join!
And come to find out about the “Academy Failures” Pizza Party initiative!
“First Thursday” Research Community Luncheon
First Thursday, Monthly, 1:00 - 2:30pm ET
Modality: In-person
On the First Thursday of each month, the HUB will host a common hour lunch and curated time for faculty to have discussions about research projects, new ideas, potential collaborations, and more. Some lunches will have a curated agenda ahead of time, while others will be left open for informal networking, idea generation, and general connections around research activity.
Food and Conversation. Networking and Collaboration. Ideas and Visions. Come to learn about colleagues' work, engage in discussions about what’s possible at Emerson!
Research & Writing Retreats
Fall & Spring
Modality: In-person
Emerson will host writing retreats for faculty and staff at two points in the year, to offer time, space and community for writing and research engagement.
One Day Fall Writing Retreat
Sponsored by the School of Communication and open to all faculty at Emerson, this is a one day retreat focused on concentrated time for faculty to gather for concentrated writing time, soft programming, with food and refreshments.
Three Day Spring Writing Retreat
At the end of the academic year, Emerson College will offer a fully funded writing retreat, set near the ocean in rural New England. This retreat will offer a fully funded experience for faculty to write, engage in workshops and programming around research production and capacity, and to nurture new ideas while away in community.