“Our programs engage and prepare students for their chosen careers in electronic media, theater, journalism, public relations, and communication studies. These dynamic programs of study offer students the opportunity to develop and deliver broad communication skills through analysis and application of their specific programs. These include specific study of their discipline’s theories in the performing arts, technology, and media, practical application of these theories, and ethical tenets that are the cornerstone of the study of communication. Each year our communication arts graduates move into wide areas in American society for both employment opportunities and for professional development and service. Communication arts students fit well into business and industry, as well as most sectors of private and public organizations. Many have gone on to receive both master’s and doctorate degrees in a wide variety of professions, which include business, law, ministry, medicine, education, communication studies, theater, and mass communication.”
Deborah Whitt, Ph.D.
Department Chair
Professor of Communication Arts