College of Arts and Humanities
Communication
Minor
Minor in Communication
The Communication Minor covers essential communication theory, principles, and practices for success in nearly any field.
You'll study skills in public speaking, media and society, and ethics. Our program emphasizes practical application, offering opportunities to develop your communication skills through internships, community service projects, and hands-on research.
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Department of Communication
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What You'll Study
Academic Catalog | Communication Department Website
Courses
- COM 201 - Introduction to Mass Communication
- COM 207 - Introduction to Human Communication
Electives
- COM 250 Introduction to Public Speaking
- COM 253 Interpersonal Communication
- COM 302 Intercultural Communication
- COM 350 Persuasion and Culture
- COM 362 Conflict and Communication
- COM 402 Gender Communication
For more information on credits and specific courses, check out the CWU Catalog.
Alumni
Our Communications alumni have gone on to have successful careers at Tri-City Herald, Cox Media, the City of Auburn, and Fox 13 Seattle.
Mass Communication
In your first course, explore media from historical, societal, cultural, and political viewpoints, examining its impact on you as an individual and society.
Writing Skills
Enhance your writing skills and craft clear, persuasive, and impactful messages tailored to diverse audiences and media platforms.
Cultural Diversity
Our faculty represents cultural diversity, positively influencing your classes with different perspectives and backgrounds.
Why Study Communication at Central?
- No matter what career path you choose, effective communication skills are fundamental to success.
- Understand how to use communication to inspire and motivate those around you.
- Acquire the ability to craft and communicate a vision that others will be eager to follow.
- Gain the ability to effectively communicate your needs in both professional and personal settings.