We are among the most progressive Public Communication programs on Long Island. We guarantee our students hands on experiences in writing, producing, shooting and editing all sorts of mediated programming. Our advanced TV production workshop produces a promotional videotape which individual departments and programs use in recruiting. And our internship program places students in positions of meaningful work researching, writing, shooting and editing, not just getting coffee for the boss.
Television is, arguably, the dominant communication medium in the world today.
It seems clear, however, that it will not remain so forever. Those with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to use these media creatively will be the leaders in this, the new millennium . Dr. Peter K. Fallon, Assistant Professor of Public Communication, in Molloy's 3-camera, color television studio. The goal of the Public Communication concentration in Molloy's Communication Arts Department is to prepare men and women to enter the complex and dynamic communication workplaces of the 21st century, and to make positive contributions to those workplaces. We do this by giving our students a positive foundation of skills, knowledge, and practical experience through internships.