The Organizational Communication concentration studies the ways people interact in large organizations and understanding how these interactions facilitate organizational goals. In Public Communication students learn the analysis, preparation, and criticism of public messages to prepare them for communications in public life. Openness to others and a sense of professional drive are appropriate to a very competitive field. A desire to improve communication interaction in a variety of settings and possessing strong academic credentials. Good grades and related experiences are essential.
Many opportunities are available as a result of our well organized program.
The Mediation Center, International Association of Business Communicators or the Health Communication Institute are examples of programs students could gain practical experiences related to their field of study. Students should consult with the faculty coordinator of the area in which they are interested for more information. The Academic Advising and Career Development Resource Center, located in 303 Wilson Hall, also has information on many speech communication related internships. Return to the AACD Home Page .