Communications, Film, and Media

Pursue a Career in Storytelling

From film, television, and radio to journalism, news, and digital media we are regularly surrounded by information that is attempting to entertain us or inform us. The proliferation of online news and services such as Netflix and Hulu have dramatically changed the way we consume information.

Our expert faculty who have won the Pulitzer Prize, served as a producer for ESPN and interacted with some of the leading actors in the business will prepare you to excel.

Craft the Right Message

Our communication program includes a B.A. that will prepare you for a career in digital media, journalism, or public relations, while our B.S. equips you with the skills you’ll need to excel in film or TV production.

Communication, B.A., B.S.

Star On Camera and Behind the Scenes

Tiara Starks ’22

Communication Major Aspires to Lead Social Change through Entertainment Industry

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Resources and Facilities

Communications Studio
The Lois Evalyn Bergami Broadcast Media Center and WNHU

Clubs and Organizations

The Charger Bulletin (Newspaper)
Chariot Yearbook
Communication Club
Photography Club
WNHU (Radio Station)

Study Abroad

Tuscany Campus

What's Happening

Discovering the Impact of Using Creativity to Raise Awareness

While attending a recent workshop on campus, I learned about the importance of creating effective public service announcements – and I was inspired to create my own. I hope it will help individuals and their families who are being impacted by the opioid crisis.

Filmmaker Makes Important Impact at One of the Largest Community-Based Blood Centers in the U.S.

As part of an internship, Melinda Nanassy ’20 created two videos that have been widely used by the New York Blood Center, and her work led to more opportunities with the organization

Alumnus Part of the Crew for Upcoming Prequel to "The Sopranos"

As a student, Ben Hammel ’18 says he gained valuable experience producing, directing, and editing, which he says prepared him for work on the upcoming Warner Bros. film "The Many Saints of Newark."

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