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Welcome to the Department of Communication Studies! We invite you to peruse this site to learn more about the courses we offer, to find answers to questions that you may have about the requirements for speech or mass communication courses, and to be introduced to our department faculty.
For general questions about our courses, check out the FAQs pages. For a more detailed summary of course policies and the relevant generic syllabi, take a look at the Courses section for Speech or Mass Communication. Want to know a little more about an instructor? The Faculty area provides brief bios and links to individual instructor Web sites. Onstage/On Page describes recent faculty publications and presentations, speeches, appearances onstage or in the media. Upcoming events related to speech or mass communication take the stage in the Events section. For contact information, click any telephone on the site. To get back to a previous page, hit the Back button on your browser or the little microphone to go Home.
New this year! Join Sigma Chi Eta -- The National Communication Association Student Honorary. For more information, contact sigmachieta@ccccd.edu. Coming Spring 2008 -- an Honors SPCH 1311, taught by Jennifer Warren. And ahead in Fall 2008: COMM 1335, Survey of Radio and Television, taught by Eric Carlson.
Communication Studies majors offer students an exciting array of career choices -- from advertising and public relations to not-for-profit advocacy work,from radio talk-show hosting to careers in legal mediation. If you're curious about the professional possibilities in any one of the four tracks of our field, contact us!
