Communications (B.A.)

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Student Learning Outcomes for Communications:

Students will be able to:

Write effective communication materials for a variety of contexts.
Effectively demonstrate competencies in oral communication.
Demonstrate competencies in media production.
Use critical thinking skills in the application of communication theories.
Plan and implement communication productions that address organizational challenges.
Demonstrate leadership abilities through effective program and production management including independent, experiential learning, and collaborative endeavors.
Conduct all work in an ethical manner.

The Communications major requires 32 common credits:

Note:

Students must declare a concentration of study by the beginning of their sophomore year (second year) and transfer students (internal or from other institutions) must declare a concentration of study upon declaring the communications major. Declaring the concentration late could result in students taking additional semesters of study to complete course work in proper sequence. To maintain the integrity and unique quality of the concentrations, most courses are not transferrable between concentrations. Inherent in this assumption: prerequisite courses must be taken in advance of courses, NOT as co-requisites. Although not required, a minor course of study is recommended by the Department of Communications.

Communications (B.A.)

The Communications major requires 32 common credits:

Note:

The Corporate Communications concentration requires:

Plus two additional Communications electives from the following set of courses:

The Mass Communications concentration requires:

Plus one additional Communications elective from the following set of courses: