Alumni have established themselves in important careers and positions of leadership. Those who have gone into broadcasting hold positions as journalists, managers, and technicians. Other graduates, such as Joan Thompson Dolph 86 and Jill A. Jack 86, pursue careers unrelated to broadcasting but for which good communication skills are essential. Joan is a vice president for the Wall Street Fortune 500 firm, Salomon Brothers, and Jill runs a State Farm Insurance Agency. These are just a few of the graduates who have distinguished themselves in their professions.
Communicating effectively is the most important ability anyone can have.
Join us, and learn with us. They make the Westminster experience exciting by guiding students through the program while allowing them to take control of the outcome. Each major in the Communication Studies area has an adviser who is one of the Communication Studies faculty members. Students meet regularly with their advisers to discuss academic programs and progress. Faculty advisers are prepared and eager to assist and support Westminster students.