Communication Studies
Communication is the human infrastructure of everyday personal, public, and political life. By embracing both social scientific and humanistic approaches to communication, our undergraduate program provides students with the knowledge to understand the skills to enrich human interaction in these different contexts. Our curriculum offers particular strength in the theory and practice of interpersonal communication in varying contexts, including, but not limited to, health, small group, family, business, organizational, political, and religious communication.
Customize Your Career Path
Take courses ranging in public speaking and professional communication, interpersonal communication, health communication, and organizational communication.
Meet a Professor
Ashleigh Day, Ph.D.
“Our program focuses on the art of communication, both verbal and nonverbal messages. Students learn not only to effectively inform and inspire through public speaking but also to listen and respond effectively by employing public thinking.”