Overview
The School of Communication, Arts, and Media brings together programs in the performing arts, communication, and media, creating opportunities for collaboration across disciplines. Students and faculty engage in creative, scholarly, and community-based projects spanning music, theatre, dance, visual and digital media, communication, journalism, and related fields. Through this interdisciplinary environment, students develop the artistic, technological, communication, and critical-thinking skills needed for careers in the creative and communication industries and for meaningful civic engagement.
Organizational Structure
Instructional Organization
| Program |
Degree Offered |
| Communication |
BA |
| Digital Media Arts |
BS |
| English |
BA |
| Music |
BA |
Minor in English
| British Literature I | |
| British Literature II |
| American Literature I | |
| American Literature II |
| Literary Theory and Criticism | |
| Special Topics in English | |
| Total Hours | 18 |
Minor in Creative Writing
Creative Writing is an interdisciplinary minor that prepares students for creative work in a range of both traditional and new media. Creative Writing minors will develop highly adaptable skills related to content creation and critical thinking and apply them in areas like print and digital media, poetry and fiction, screenwriting, journalism and feature writing, teaching, editing, and more.
| Introduction to Creative Writing | |
| Creative Writing Practices | |
| Fiction Writing Workshop | |
| Poetry Writing Workshop | |
| Video Production I | |
| Voice and Diction | |
| Screen Writing | |
| Visual Communication | |
| Feature and Magazine Writing | |
| Digital Video Production I | |
| Television Studio Production | |
| Voice and Performance | |
| Digital Video Production II | |
| British Literature II | |
| Introduction to African Literature | |
| American Literature II | |
| Introduction to Film | |
| Survey of African-American Literature | |
| Studies in African-American Literature | |
| Literature of the African Diaspora | |
| Literary Theory and Criticism | |
| Studies in American Literature | |
| Toni Morrison | |
| Total Hours | 18 |
Sigma Tau Delta for English
Since 1924, Sigma Tau Delta has sought to do the following for its members and society:
- Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies;
- Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities;
- Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing;
- Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members;
- Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and
- Serve society by fostering literacy.