Communication
Learn to craft compelling, targeted multimedia messages with one of three degrees in communication. As a Communication student, you'll discover how people use messages to generate meaning. Then you'll learn the skills you need to convey that message to the right audience. In today’s constantly evolving media environment, a degree in communication is both a ticket to opportunity and a chance to promote the public good.
Just a Minute with Tracey Eaton, Communication Department Chair
Departments & Programs
| Major | Minor | Graduate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Communication Programs | |||
| Cinematic Arts | Has Major | Has Minor | |
| Communication and Media | Has Minor | ||
| Digital Media Production and Journalism | Has Major | Has Minor | |
| Film Studies | Has Minor | ||
| Media Studies | Has Major | Has Minor | |
| Strategic Communication (Public Relations) | Has Major | Has Minor | |
| Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies | Has Minor | ||
Meet our Faculty
Tracey Eaton
Associate Professor
Paige Chapman
Assistant Professor, Department Chair
Kristine Warrenburg Rome
Associate Professor
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Latest Communication News
Halcomb reflects on sabbatical and festival circuit
Professor Tracy Halcomb has had a whirlwind 2018 sabbatical, touring the festival circuit with her documentary on women in poker called “Cracking Aces: A Woman’s Place at the Table.”
Flagler professor attends national television seminar
Tracy Halcomb, professor and internship coordinator of communication, spent the week of Nov. 4-9 in Los Angeles for the Television Academy Foundation Faculty Seminar as one of 25 Faculty Seminar Fellows selected from colleges nationwide.