2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Communication Studies Department
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School
Arts and Sciences
Faculty
John C. Hartsock, Catherine Hischak, Caroline K. Kaltefleiter, Samuel L. Kelley, Kathleen A. Lawrence, Thomas O. Mwanika, Syed H. Pasha, Paul R. van der Veur
Adjunct Faculty
For a listing of adjunct faculty see the Faculty and Administration section.
Programs Offered
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies
Bachelor of Arts in New Communication Media
Majors Offered
Communication Studies
New Communication Media
Concentrations Offered
For Communication Studies majors only:
Journalism
Media Production
Public Relations and Advertising
Minors Offered
Cinema Studies
Communication Studies
Description
The Communication Studies Department offers degrees in both communication studies and new communication media. These majors are designed to allow students to tailor their program of study to meet personal learning and employment objectives. The communication studies major is focused on scholarly analysis and application of human communication in all its complexity. It prepares students for careers as communication specialists in the public or private sector and in mass media. Communication studies majors receive a bachelor of arts degree in a program that balances theory, analysis, writing and applied skills development.
The new communication media major allows students to acquire the skills necessary for careers in the development of digital content for a variety of media and broadcast-related industries. Students also choose courses in related content areas including art, geography, sports information, and computer applications. Course offerings in both majors are supplemented through work with the student-run campus media, an extensive internship program and a highly developed study abroad program.
Special Features
- CSTV-60
- WSUC-FM
- Dragon Chronicle
- Speak Magazine
- Internships
- Study abroad
Requirements
- Degree requirements listed in this catalog apply to the majors offered by this department.
- Liberal Arts Requirements: 90 credit hours
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