Communication
As one of the oldest communication programs in the nation, we've played a dominant role in shaping the scholarly field of communication. Our communication degree programs cover a wide range of topics, from how to work effectively in teams, to resolving conflicts, designing persuasive messages, running health campaigns and relating well with other people.
Communication News
See what's making headlines in the Department of Communication.
Amanda Holmstrom appointed as ComArtSci’s new Faculty Excellence Advocate
Sandi Smith and Steven Wilson awarded the NCA Gerald R. Miller book award
Charles J. Strosacker Research Fellowship awarded to Barikisu Issaka, Megan Knittel, Sue Lim and Victoria Nelson
Dorrance Hall and Holtz honored with Teacher-Scholar Award: University award recognizes teaching and research excellence from two ComArtSci faculty
Degrees and Programs
Whether you're just starting out or ready for more, we've got a degree option for you. We offer B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Communication.
Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The Department of Communication is fully committed to the ideals of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are dedicated to recognizing and celebrating many forms of diversity in our students, our instruction, our research, and our faculty and staff.
Inside the Department of Communication
Our work impacts the lives of people in the U.S. and across the world. See what our communication students and alumni have been up to.
Research
Integrating the new with the tried-and-true is what we do best. We stay ahead of the game with studies on virtual reality, health communication, neuroscience and online analytics. It's all communication.
NCA 108th Annual Convention lineup for ComArtSci researchers
Moral understanding through the lens of film: Team receives $1 million grant
Concerned about sleep hygiene? A little media before bed can be as beneficial as counting sheep
Monique Turner wins NCA Dale E. Brashers Distinguished Mentor Award
Featured Story
Q&A with past Outstanding Alumni Award recipient, Felipe Korzenny
Felipe Korzenny is a 1975 communication graduate and 1997 Outstanding Alumni Award recipient. He received his master's in 1975 and then his doctorate in 1997, both in communication. Korzenny taught as an associate and assistant professor of communication at MSU and is currently professor emeritus of communication at Florida State University.
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Department of Communication
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Michigan State University
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East Lansing, MI 48824
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