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Summer registration will be open from May 7 through May 12. This includes registration for Maymester as well as all other summer classes. Please tell your friends!
Department of Communication National Advisory Board (photo taken November 2, 2007, at the first board meeting):
Front row (from left to right): Dr. Birgit Wassmuth (Chair, Department of Communication), Elenora Andrews (Reporter, WSB-ABC Channel 2), Sherry Heyl (CEO, What a Concept!); Second row: Angela Tuck (Public Editor, Atlanta Journal-Constitution), Eric Turner (Associate Director, IMPACT 360), Natalie Springfield (Director of Marketing, Brasfield & Gorrie), Nichole Robinson (Realtor, Prudential Realty); Third row: Kelvin Davis (Senior Director of Sales & Affiliate Relations, CNN), Neal Wells (Southeast Region Vice President, Business Wire), Eric Seidel (CEO, The Media Trainers, LLC), Tanjuria Anderson (Publisher, Connect Magazine); Back row: Timothy Henschel (Public Relations Manager, Heidelberg), Jim Miller (President, Producers International Media, Inc.), Ted Lehne (Senior Manager of Online Training Programs, Delta Airlines), and William Haley (Supplier Diversity Program Manager, Aflac Insurance).
Not pictured: Jay Dillon (Director of Communication, Cobb County Public Schools), Kim Englehardt (Director of Marketing & Communications, Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta), Mark Liu (Corporate Procurement Chair, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.), Mart Martin (Director of Brand Initiatives & Creative Services Group, Jackson-Spalding Public Relations Firm), Carlos Pagoaga (Manager of Community & Multicultural Communications, Coca-Cola North America), and Ashlie Wilson (Producer, Georgia Public Television).
Welcome to the Department of Communication at Kennesaw State University. If you are new to our community, this site will tell you about our mission, focus and curriculum and guide you to some useful resources to investigate the dynamic field of communication.
We offer courses that expose students to the art and science of communication and prepare them to achieve fulfilling careers in media, journalism, public relations, organizational communication and other communication areas. Our courses lead to Kennesaw State University's Bachelor of Science degree.
If you are a prospective communication student, we are especially pleased that you are here. We urge you to use this website to discover what we are about and what we can offer you. You can use this site to contact us to ask questions. For an application, please contact the Office of Admissions.
We are one of Kennesaw State University's largest departments, with more than 800 majors. Our majors choose to specialize in one of three program concentrations: Media Studies, Organizational Communication or Public Relations.
Quickly evolving communication techniques, technology and institutions are redefining today's society. They affect our lifestyles as well as our economy and politics. Our department keeps pace with evolving knowledge, skills and applications, even as we root our courses in the solid theoretical perspective afforded by the liberal arts.
Our courses emphasize projects that prepare our majors to translate knowledge and skills from the classroom to applied activities in which they may seek to make their mark. Our faculty are proud of developing challenging courses that capitalize on our location in one of the world's premier communication markets. The Atlanta region, a media hub and the economic powerhouse of the South, provides a useful laboratory into which students can extend their classroom experiences.
