Home of Communications:
Media Practices & Media Advocacy

HOW DO YOU CRAFT A MESSAGE that resonates with an audience? How do people respond to and interpret media? How is technology changing the way people interact? These are some of the questions students studying communications explore. They gain an understanding of the complexities of media ethics and learn the principles of fair and accurate journalism.

The GMC Communications Program features two concentrations: media practices and media advocacy. All students graduate with a professional portfolio that encompasses coursework and experience gained through an off-campus internship or media practicum.

Selected Learning Outcomes

• Gather content and deliver refined messages in any form and for all media.

• Write for and publish a variety of media.

• Gain project management experience.

• Analyze current and emerging communication practices.