Two graduate sections have been added to the spring schedule:

  • CA 590-101, Special Topics - Advanced Video Field Production, TR 12:30-1:45, CRN 24680
  • CA 590-102, Special Topics - Advanced TV Studio Production, W 3:30 - 6:00, CRN 24681
 
     
Welcome to USA's Department of Communication

 

The primary objectives of the Communication Department are: to understand and teach the functions, processes, and effects of communication; to attempt to influence communication environments in which we live in a contributory way; and to provide professional preparation for communication-oriented careers, including communication technology, journalism, public relations, organizational communication, and the mass media.

Given these goals, the Department attempts to meet individual performance and career needs with a flexible curriculum. Students select one of the seven tracks offered and confer with their advisors to plan their courses of study. These focused areas of study are not a vocational education, but they will help to prepare students for several employment possibilities.

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Fall 2009 Graduates

Fall 2009 graduates will have their photographs and biographies featured in an annual report for the Department of Communication. 

Seniors can report to the department's main office Thursdays from 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. throughout the month of November for pictures.  Ask for Kendra Day.

 
New Spring Graduate Classes

Two graduate sections have been added to the spring schedule:

  • CA 590-101, Special Topics - Advanced Video Field Production, TR 12:30-1:45, CRN 24680
  • CA 590-102, Special Topics - Advanced TV Studio Production, W 3:30 - 6:00, CRN 24681
 

Links

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Department's Moodle Site


Department's Virtual Newsroom

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