
Get to know the marketing and communications staff at the College of Engineering and Computer Science!

Name: Alex Dunbar
Title: Marketing and Communications Manager
Tell us about your role at ECS:
I oversee the college’s internal and external communications including news stores, publications, social media, digital signage and marketing efforts.
What is your favorite part of working here at ECS?
I’m from an engineering family so I love telling the stories of our students, our faculty and our staff. It is a lot of fun to cover the world class research and innovative projects happening every day in Engineering and Computer Science.

Name: Chris Barbera
Title: Communications Coordinator
Tell us about your role at ECS:
I collaborate with partners across ECS to support marketing and communication initiatives. My primary areas of focus are developing and distributing marketing content, brand management, and managing publication projects.
What is your favorite part of working here at ECS?
I like that my work is ultimately in support of young people getting an education, and a strong start to their careers and adult lives.

Name: Kwami Maranga
Title: Writer
Tell us about your role at ECS:
I write content that highlights research, alumni and excellence within ECS. I also assist other offices within ECS with writing projects.
What is your favorite part of working here at ECS?
I enjoy speaking with students and faculty about their research, collaborating with my team and interacting with coworkers.

Name: Emma Ertinger
Title: Assistant Director of Communications, Syracuse Center of Excellence in Environmental and Energy Systems
Tell us about your role at ECS:
I manage all the digital and print outreach for SyracuseCoE, including our newsletter, social media, marketing materials, and event promotion. I work with our faculty, students, staff, and partner organizations to amplify the innovative research they are doing related to clean energy, healthy buildings, and resilient communities.
What is your favorite part of working here at ECS?
I appreciate that everyone at ECS is willing to take the time to help each other out, answer questions, and share resources. Also, working in a LEED-certified building (727 E. Washington Street) is very cool!