With a strong focus on professor-student collaboration, the communication studies program provides students with the tools necessary to study the things that interest them while learning the requisite subject matter. Students can participate in research that professors are already undertaking which gives them experience that can be put on a resume and opens doors to understanding many different facets of communication studies.
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After an intense day of competition, the Utah State University Speech & Debate Team won the College Public Forum League National Championship. The championship took place virtually on May 4 and featured the country’s best novice college debate programs.
Tammy M. Proctor, distinguished professor of history at Utah State University, is an inaugural recipient of the Hillcourt Silver Medal.
Supplement your education and make new friends with similar interests by joining clubs relating to your major.
The Communication Studies and Philosophy Research Symposium is a yearly event that provides the opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students in the department to present the work they are doing throughout the academic year. It features a large post...
Develop public speaking skills, practice your analytical abilities, and gain confidence while competing as part of an award-winning team.
Find out how to begin your global communication practicum and download the information packet.
The public speaking course is a must for those hoping to develop confidence and power in their spoken communication.
