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Announcements:
NDSU student
public relations team wins national recognition at Bateman
competition.
Dr. Mark Meister has received the Walter F. and Verna Gehrts Endowed
Professorship Award for 2009-2011, in recognition of uniform
excellence in all three areas of teaching, research, and
service.
Dr. Robert S. Littlefield has won the prestigious Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Professor Award. Nominated by Dr. Ross Collins, Dr. Littlefield joins a list of top professors in the community who have won this award.
10 new publications by faculty and graduate students.
Coming soon: Dorothy Collins Memorial Endowment for student journalists.
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 mass or speech 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 375 communication undergraduate majors,
50 master's students, and 20 Ph.D. students, that NDSU's Department
of Communication is a popular home for people from a variety of
backgrounds.
For more information, contact the head of our department:
Dr. Paul E. Nelson
Minard 321G
P.O. Box 6050
Fargo, ND 58108-6050
Phone: (701) 231-7705
Fax: (701) 231-7784
Email Dr. Nelson