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What can you do with a career in Communication Sciences and Disorders?. Our graduates go on to careers in clinical practice, research, advocacy, academia, and more. CSD alumni excel in medical and allied health fields, having benefited from our focus on collaborative innovation, state-of-the-art facilities and clinical research opportunities, a celebration of diversity and inclusion, and the ...
Dean of the School of Communication; Annenberg University Professor. Performance Studies, SoC Administration. Olga Kamenchuk. Associate Professor of Instruction. Communication Studies. Stacy Kaplan. Director, MS in Speech, Language, and Learning and Doctor of Speech Language Pathology; Clinical Professor. Communication Sciences & Disorders ...
Featured Course Cinematography – Film. In this hands-on production course, students have the increasingly rare opportunity to shoot 16mm film. Learn the techniques, aesthetics, and technologies of lighting and camera skills, including the fundamentals of lenses, exposure, light, and on-set procedures.
Why Northwestern? Jean Sanders. Communication Studies major Jean Sanders wanted a degree that provided pre-professional skills with a broad, well-rounded curriculum. She combined her School of Communication degree with a Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communication from Medill.
The Doctor of Philosophy in Rhetoric, Media, and Publics is replacing the PhD in Communication Studies (Rhetoric and Public Culture). Rhetoric, Media, and Publics is an interschool program between the School of Communication, Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, and the Medill School of Journalism, Media & Integrated Marketing Communications; and it is based in
When you come to the School of Communication, you are entering a community. You’ll find it in your cohort, your department, and your individual classes. Our faculty will challenge you but also provide support to ensure that you flourish.
