Chris Campbell, Director
School of
Communication faculty and staff
Press release:
UI SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION TAKES FIRST STEP TO REORGANIZE
As of July 1, 2003, the School of Communication will cease to exist
in its present form. Its degree programs and faculty will be reassigned
to four other academic units within the College of Letters, Arts & Social
Sciences:
The third annual Moscow Kino Digital Media Festival will showcase
Northwest student-based projects at the historic Kenworthy Theatre May 2
and 3, 2003. The festival is a unique opportunity for aspiring digital media
artists to present their work in a diverse university community. Categories
include short, documentary, narrative, animation, music video, adventure
sports. Submissions must be received by April 18. Click on the image
to the right to link to the Moscow Kino website!
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School of Communication degrees
Communication can
be seen as the discipline that links other disciplines, a discipline that
is vital if people, organizations, and governments are to cope with today's
complex world. Students with degrees from the School of Communication find
jobs with newspapers and other forms of print communication; broadcasting,
cable or satellite operations; public relations firm; advertising agencies;
as practitioners of the visual arts; as communication specialists in private
corporations and governmental agencies; or in other public and private
communication enterprises. Students also pursue advanced degrees in communication.
The School of Communication
provides theoretical and professional preparation in communication fields
and also functions as an academic unit of the College of Letters, Arts
and Social Sciences to provide communication courses to students in other
fields of study and general education core courses.
Students seeking the
B.A. degree are required to have a demonstrable proficiency in a foreign language
and those seeking the B.S. degree must complete an 18-credit minor or area
of emphasis in a subject area outside those taught by the School of Communication.
Many comm
majors work at the Arg and KUOI! Check out these links:
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