Sad News
We are saddened to share the tragic news that Professor Timothy Edgar passed away on January 2 in New Delhi.
SNA Volunteer Health Communication Advisor Associate Professor Tim Edgar died Monday, January 2, as the result of a car crash in India.
Edgar, who taught Health Communication at Emerson for 14 years and who led the graduate program before leaving for Tufts Medical School last summer, died Monday, January 2, from injuries sustained in a car accident in India. He is remembered by Save the Nation staffs a man of authenticity, a pioneering scholar, and a teacher with very high standards.
We will miss Professor Timothy Edgar so much. He was a dear friend whose company we cherished.
Deepest sympathies from the management and staff of SNA. Words are never adequate in moments like these. We will say though, that our hearts go out to you.
REST IN PEACE
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