If you have declared a major in Speech Communication, you have already been assigned an advisor. Lists of majors and their assigned advisors are posted outside the Department Central Office in Shepard Hall.
If you are not a major in Speech Communication, you should:
Contact the Speech Communication Central Office (drop by or phone 737-2461) for help in finding an advisor to discuss the major. Most of our advising faculty prefer to have students visit them during their posted office hours; we can help you find a preliminary advisor who has office hours that will fit your schedule.
To become a communication major,you will need complete an application to the major once you have competed the prerequisite core of classes. This application, as well as major and minor checklists, can be found at the Department Central Office in Shepard Hall.
The following checklists outline the requirements for the communication major and the minor. Please see an advisor with any questions.
To graduate, you need an average of 2.00 across your communication coursework, just as with your University coursework.
Visit this website for more information about the forensics program.
Visit the Alumni and Links pages for more information regarding careers for communication majors.
For Information about Master of Arts in Interdisiplinary Studies (MAIS) in Communication visit the Programs link to the left.
