The department supports student activity in a variety of organizations and extra-curricular activities. Twenty scholarships are awarded each year to students active in the program. The purposes of this group are to serve as official ambassadors of the College of Communication and Information Sciences, to promote interest in the field of communication arts, and to provide opportunities for members to meet with professional people in the field.
Membership is open to all students majoring or minoring in communication.
An appellate and judicial body comprised of student justices who maintain high ethical and academic standards. A minimum 3.25 GPA is required for a seat on the honor council. The council provides a mechanism for communication and student input into administrative processes. The council also plans and organizes student-faculty activities. This national honor society is for individuals who have excelled in forensics and who have maintained distinguished academic records.