About the Department:
Communication majors attract more enthusiastic students than nearly any other discipline, not only at NDSU but on most campuses across the United States. And with good reason: students realize that study in communication is not only a way to a good job, but it's superb background for almost any profession you can imagine.
Good writing skills, polished speaking skills, clear thinking skills, ability to relate well with others in all sorts of professional groups--what professional would not value these abilities? What student would not value these abilities, no matter where life leads her or him?
It's no wonder, with almost 350 undergraduate majors and 50 graduate students, that NDSU's Department of Communication is a popular home for people from a variety of backgrounds.
For more information, contact the chair of our department, Dr. Mark Meister.
See the 2011-12 NDSU Department of Communication newsletter.
Recent Department of Communication headlines:
Communication graduate student inspired by her family (NDSU News banner feature story)
Communication professor named among top 50 journalism professors
NDSU communication professor presents at international conference
Professor published in forensic communication book
Author taps into communication professor’s expertise
Communication assistant professor receives Young Alumni award
Communication course finds new way to feature students’ work
Communication student, faculty get published
Student publication receives award
Communication researchers earn top paper honors at conference
Professor Robert Littlefield named editor of Communication Studies
Department of Communication Relocates:
The Department of Communication has relocated to Room 202 of Ehly Hall. All office phone numbers will stay the same. Our graduate students remain in their Minard Hall offices, but all campus mail should be redirected to Ehly 202.
