The interpersonal communication concentration focuses on theories of relational communication and methods of improving an individual’s success in social interactions. Students who choose a concentration in interpersonal communication often pursue careers in human resources, graduate counseling programs, law school, and the ministry.
The curriculum emphasizes social relationships, genders and cultures, nonverbal communication and communication in business settings. Students must complete 25 hours of core requirements and 18 hours of interpersonal communication concentration courses, for a total of 43 hours.
Our communication program focuses on real-world learning through professional internships and hands-on experience in the classroom.
Why major in Communication?
Our communication program focuses on real-world learning through professional internships and hands-on experience in the classroom.
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Contact Information
Teresa Holder
Head, Department of Communication
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