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Professor Richard DiGiaAdjunct Professor of Visual Communication, participated in a cultural art exchange trip to Israel as one of only 10 people chosen for a program sponsored by the Jewish Federation in Western Galilee. |
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Rev. Dr. Richard NobleAdjunct Assistant Professor of Communication, was one of four people selected to speak at a conference in Ulyanovsk, Russia, for pastors and church leaders of the Association of Missionary Churches of Evangelical Christians (AMCEC). |
The core of the Communication major is designed to deliver a liberal arts approach to extensive preparation for a professional communication field. Students explore communication through a variety of media, with particular attention to written and oral skills. Students then choose a concentration to gain more focused expertise.
Concentrations
Communication Studies
Public Relations
Integrated Media
Visual Communication
Writing
Why choose communication at Geneva College?
Some classes you might take
What can you do with a communication degree?
Our program prepares students with a general set of communication ability paired with a focused concentration, allowing them to pursue either professional employment or graduate school. Our grads have gone on to communication positions in areas such as:
Geneva graduates pass the test for teacher certification in elementary education (Praxis II) at over a 99% rate in the first attempt–one of the highest pass rates in Pennsylvania.
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