Department of Communication Studies, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
25 credits (minimum)
Introduction
The field of Communication Studies prepares students to speak and write proficiently, think critically, apply communication concepts competently, work cooperatively in small groups, and reflect on ethical dimensions of their actions. We focus on interactive learning in a high quality curriculum with a low student-to-faculty ratio in the classroom.
Why Consider a Communication Studies Minor?
A minor in Communication Studies will be a valuable complement to any major. The concepts and competencies we teach are essential for engaged citizenship and productive employment in every sector.
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Department Chair
Steven Woods, Ph.D.
Communications Facility 293
360-650-4879
Steven.Woods@wwu.edu
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Department Manager
Ann Reynolds
Communications Facility 295
360-650-3870
Ann.Reynolds@wwu.edu
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For minor advising, visit the
Communication Studies office
in Communications Facility 295.
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Recruiter | Mediator | Training and Development Specialist | Bank Officer | Real Estate Agent
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How to Declare (Admission and Declaration Process):
In order to declare a minor in Communication Studies, students need to go to Communication Facility 295 to fill out an Official Declaration and Change of Minor Form.
Grade Requirements
A grade of C- or better is required for a student’s major or minor courses, and supporting courses for majors and minors.
