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The communication major is designed
to enable the student to develop the skills necessary for
effective communication in a technological world including the following:
Speech Teacher Certification
BA/BS in Speech Grades 7-12 Teacher Certification (Communication Studies academic major)
Students interested in studies to teach speech in grades 7-12 should check the speech teacher certification program listed in the Dorothy M. Bush College of Education section of this catalog. For specific questions regarding the Communication Studies major, students may contact the Department of Communication.
Educational Goals
To enable students to:
- Gain a sound background in the major areas
of broadcast/digital media, communication theory, and graphic design.
- Develop a variety of skills upon which
to build professionally.
- Gain practical experience and proficiencies
in several areas of the communication field.
Ministry Goals
To enable students to:
- Be prepared to serve as servant leaders
and communication specialists in the church.
- Be prepared to serve effectively as servant
leaders and communicate the "good news" of Christ.
Spiritual Goals
To enable students to:
- Develop ways to accomplish creative communication
with God and with others.
- Understand self as a communicating, relational
creation.
Speech Teacher Certification
Students interested in studies to teach speech on the 7-12 grade levels should check the speech certification program in the Dorothy M. Bush College of Education.
Minor in Communication
A minor in Communication will consist of at least 18 hours of coursework in the department, including 9 hours of upper-level courses. The student must complete COMA 1302. The general communication theory achieved in this minor will supplement many professional programs in other departments as the student builds competency in general communication.
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