The Communication Major for the UNDECIDED Students, Their Career Advisors, and Teachers: Why Study Communication? (The Interdisciplinary Encyclopedia of Humanities & Arts Majors Book 2)
by 31+ Expert Professors, Ronald Rice Phd; Teri Varner Phd, Kevin Williams Phd; Monica Larson Phd; Jason Mckahan Phd; Matt Kushin Phd, Ronald Arnett Phd; Maxwell Mccombs Phd; Brent Yergensen Phd; Richard Letteri Phd, Thomas Hugh Feeley Phd; Alec Hosterman Phd, Dawn Braithwaite Phd; Gary Kreps Phd; Stephen Hartnett Phd, Even Culp Phd; Gyromas Newman Phd, Kristina Horn Sheeler Phd; César García Phd; Lisa M. Cuklanz Phd, David Hesmondhalgh Phd; Dennis Cali Phd; Ken Zagacki Phd; Chad Kuyper Mfa; Daniel Cronn-Mills Phd
Designed for undecided students, career advisors, and teachers, this interdisciplinary volume examines why communication is a meaningful field of study. Contributions from expert professors provide broad perspectives on communication education within the humanities and arts, helping readers consider the major and its place in academic and career planning.
About This Book
This volume explores the communication major for students who are undecided about their academic direction.
It is also designed for career advisors and teachers supporting students as they consider communication and related fields.
Contributions from numerous professors present an interdisciplinary perspective on why communication matters as an area of study.
Part of The Interdisciplinary Encyclopedia of Humanities & Arts Majors, this book offers broad context for understanding communication education and its relevance to academic and career decisions.
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