
You'll learn about diverse international, intercultural, and interpersonal communication models and strategies to prepare for work in culturally diverse settings.
Our curriculum balances theory and practical experience, bolstered by foundational principles in ethics, diversity, and intercultural communication.
Opportunities:
- Personal, one-on-one faculty advisers
- On-site television studio, radio station, student newspaper
- Internships locally and in Washington, D.C.
- Exceptional alumni networking
- Communication Club and Television Club
Alumni Career Paths:
- Study Abroad Advisor
- Human Resource Manager
- Inclusive Excellence Program Manager
- Guidance Counselor
- Professor
Requirements
Learning Outcomes
The Communication Department prepares students to be well-informed, responsible citizens and creative and ethical communication practitioners. The department is unique in offering this balance of theory and practice, which is manifest through our courses, our widely respected internship program, and our students’ involvement in a wide and diverse variety of campus and community organizations.
From the local to the global level, our students and graduates apply their knowledge and skills to pursue further knowledge, establish professional careers, and improve their communities.

Related Clubs & Organizations
Communications Club
Advisor
Latino Association for Empowerment (LAFE)
Multicultural Student Association (MSA)
Advisor
WSU-TV Club
The purpose of WSU-TV is to provide an on campus, student-operated television program that serves as a learning environment for students interested in television production