Communication
A Communication major will prepare you for a career in many areas, including business, journalism, public relations, media, nonprofit, government, law, and education. Whether you’re writing, teaching, working with clients, or disseminating information to the public, our program will provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary for professional achievement.
Contact Information
Teresa Holder
Head, Department of Communication
(919) 760-8803
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“The courses I’ve taken have given me a deeper knowledge of the industry I’m going into and have prepared me for the real world.”
Shantel Jordan, ’16 -
"The small school environment at Meredith has been so condusive to building strong, lasting relationships
Kristen Rivera, '16 -
“Through the support and resources Meredith offers in both personal and professional development, I’ve become very confident and have been able to experience new things and find my strengths.”
Sabrina Brown, ’17 -
New facility for Communication and Exercise & Sports Science coming soon
Internships
Real-world professional experience is critical to student success, so all communication majors are required to complete at least one internship. You’ll work a minimum of 120 hours during the semester and earn three hours of academic credit. Our students have gained hands-on experience in public relations, radio and TV production, marketing, human resources, and event planning.
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Get Involved
Meredith has an active communication club and honor society that provide valuable opportunities for networking, professional development, and volunteer experience. Read more »
Mimi Mays, ՚20, credits Meredith’s supportive environment and breadth of opportunities as to why she is going strong.
Communication major Indyah Bryant, '19, has developed her skills and knowledge to make a difference in the world using her favorite medium: video.
After overcoming multiple hospitalizations and surgeries that led to her becoming homebound for three years prior to college, Hannah Naylor, ’19, was determined to not let these hardships affect her academic success.
