At ĢƵ, you will assess the rapidly evolving role of communications in society while also developing your unique voice. Through lively classroom exchanges combined with active learning––such as an internship with a local media organization or courses like Digital Photography, Understanding Video Games, or Social Media Marketing––you will work with state-of-the-art technologies and prepare for success in this increasingly volatile media landscape.
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Communication
Student Stories
Television Production Studio with HD Cameras
Adobe Creative Cloud Software
Black and White Photography Dark Room
Digital Photography Lab
Video Editing Suites
Explore a wide range of professional opportunities with your degree from ĢƵ State in fields like social media, journalism, electronic media, TV, broadcasting, public relations, publishing, marketing, and advertising
Daniel S. Hunt, Ph.D. is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Communication at ĢƵ. He teaches courses in new media and mass communication. His research on social media, interactive technology, and image sharing [...]
Julie Frechette, Ph.D., is Professor of Communication at ĢƵ and an award-winning scholar specializing in media studies and feminist studies. […]
ĢƵ State Professor of Communications Julie Frechette is an award-winning scholar specializing in media studies and feminist studies. In addition to publishing three books, Frechette has contributed chapters in the edited volumes Gender, Race, and Class in Media (2020, Sage College Publishing); Gender and Media: A Reference Handbook (2022, ABC-CLIO); and New Media Technology and the Motion Picture Industry (2014, Peter Lang), each of which offers critical insights into equity and representation in media landscapes.
ĢƵ State students now have a local pathway to a graduate degree in communications thanks to an agreement signed with Clark University.
Senior Samantha “Sami” Vayo, who is deaf and has cerebral palsy, will celebrate two major accomplishments in the next three months.
