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Accreditation
We are one of 109 programs approved by the Accrediting Council
on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications.
Fall 2007 Enrollment
1394 undergraduate students and 82 graduate
students.
Undergraduate Enrollment By Major
Advertising - 291
Public Relations - 490
Electronic Journalism - 245
Print Journalism - 183
Visual Communications - 185
Faculty
36 faculty, 14 adjunct faculty, and 1 graduate teaching assistant.
Dr. Shirley Staples Carter is the director of the School
of Journalism and Mass Communications and Charles Bierbauer
is the dean of the College of Mass Communications and Information
Studies.
Programs of Study
Bachelor of Arts - a degree in journalism and mass
communications with a choice of five majors:
advertising, public relations, electronic journalism, print
journalism, visual communications.
Master of Arts - for those planning to pursue
a doctorate who will eventually teach in the field.
Master of Mass Communications - for students with
undergraduate degrees in other academic areas who seek a
professional degree in journalism and mass communications.
Ph.D. - for students seeking research and management
careers in media, public relations, advertising, and teaching
or research positions in higher education. |