Communicating Arts Degree Programs

Communicating Arts: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.

Communication Concentration: Bachelor of Arts (6 credits of foreign language required) or Bachelor of Science.

Multimedia Journalism Concentration: Bachelor of Arts (6 credits of foreign language required) or Bachelor of Science

Theatre and Digital Concentration: Bachelor of Arts (no foreign language required) 

Pass-Fail Policy: No students may take Communicating Arts 110 on a pass-fail basis.

Programs

Communicating Arts Student Learning Outcomes

• Communication: Students will apply modes, styles, and conventions of communication appropriate to the work and the audience
• Individual and Social Responsibility: Students will practice healthy interdependence and mutual respect through teamwork
• Creative and Critical Thinking: Students will consider multiple perspectives to produce original work

Faculty and Staff 

Beth Austin, Assistant Teaching Professor - Communication and Media Studies
Tom Hansen, Senior Lecturer - Multimedia Journalism
Dr. Jennifer Jackl, Assistant Professor - Communication Studies
Sean Naughton, Assistant Professor, Theatre
Dr. Ephraim Nikoi, Professor - Communication Studies
Brent Notbohm, Professor - Film and Video
Thomas Notton, Assistant Teaching Professor - Media Production
Dr. Brittnie Peck, Assistant Professor - Communication Studies
Dr. Chad Vollrath, Associate Professor - Communication Studies
Sue Wedan, Assistant Teaching Professor - Theatre
Dr. Alison Wielgus, Associate Professor - Media Studies