
Communication Arts

Major or Minor in
The ability to use symbols to communicate is a defining characteristic of human life. At Linfield University, communication arts majors discover how to produce and receive those symbols in meaningful and responsible ways with respect for both similarities and differences among people and cultures. Participation on Linfield’s Forensics Team, the department's internship program and community projects provide students with perspectives, practical skills and flexibility to be engaged citizens as they pursue careers or graduate work.
As a communication arts major at Linfield
Learn the role of public discourse in society and how to present your own ideas to an audience effectively and ethically. (COMM 140)
Public Speaking
Learn the role of public discourse in society and how to present your own ideas to an audience effectively and ethically. (COMM 140)
Practice and compete in debate competition at intercollegiate tournaments as part of the Linfield Forensics Team. (COMM 157)
Debate Practicum
Practice and compete in debate competition at intercollegiate tournaments as part of the Linfield Forensics Team. (COMM 157)
Examine major works in the discipline of rhetoric from the Greeks to postmodernists. (COMM 455)
Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
Examine major works in the discipline of rhetoric from the Greeks to postmodernists. (COMM 455)
Studying communication arts at Linfield
Obtain knowledge of a broad range of theatrical disciplines and experiences, each of which is important to an understanding of the whole as demonstrated by: 1) describing the key terms, concepts and theatre artists in each major area of the theatre discipline; 2) employing the basic skills required in selected major areas of the theatre discipline
Internships provide invaluable hands-on experience and further develop your professional skills. Some companies where English majors at Linfield have found internship placements include:
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