Communication Students
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences
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The academic discipline of communication focuses on how people use messages to generate meanings within and across various contexts, cultures and media. It involves the development of a range of skills, including writing, speaking, listening, interpreting, analyzing and evaluating.

Study in communication provides cultural enrichment and helps students cultivate the "people skills" necessary for success in all professional pursuits. Virtually every modern field of endeavor has increasing demand for specialists with training in the field of communication. The mission of the Department of Communication is to help students prepare for careers in print and electronic media, journalism, advertising, public relations, organizational communication,intercultural communication, international relations,government, politics, social service, education, and training.

The program offers a wide range of courses to explore different fields and acquire skills in communication. They include topics in: Theory and practice :: Journalism :: Public Relations

Highlights a simple green bar Understanding, Transmitting, Thinking, Encoding, Symbols, Perceiving, Decoding


WE HAVE MOVED! Come visit us in our new offices LC 227

We have a new academic advisor, Vegor Pedersen, pedersve@uvu.edu, 801-863-7068, LC 238. He will do walk-in appointments 8:30-4:30 M-F.

Internship Opportunities for Spring 2009: Deseret News (Application Due Nov. 4), NPR (Application due Nov. 15)  

See Department for details.

department of communication : pederser@uvu.edu | 801.863.8452 | ROOM LC-227
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