Communication studies are the inheritor of a long and honored tradition. It formed one of the seven liberal arts o education in medieval Europe. Modern communication studies focus on persuasion, personal development, organizational and group dynamics, and human relations in a multicultural, multilingual world. Despite technological advances over the centuries, the word remains central to human life. The faculty is committed to the continual assessment of our programs, to ensure that our students develop communication competencies sought by business, industry, government, education, and the professions.
Communication studies can provide the basis for a productive career and a rewarding personal life.
The faculty urges every student to take advantage of the opportunities made available through the print and broadcast media and through organizations in the department and on campus. Students can gain leadership roles and through these roles and active participation learn much more than those who don't participate. You'll also make contacts and begin the process of networking. So, join The Modern Communications Club. Attend coffee sessions to practice your language.