Bethel University
Department of Communication Studies
The Department of Communication Studies at Bethel University is known for innovative programs on the bachelor's and master's degree level. You'll find that our faculty have reputations that extend beyond the walls of the university on both a regional and national level.
Our department consists of programs for both traditional-aged students as well as working adults:
- Bachelor's degree (B.A.) in Communication and Media Communication - traditional undergraduate program
- Bachelor's degree (B.A.) in Communication Studies - College of Adult and Professional Studies - designed for working adults returning back to school.
- Master's degree in Communication - Graduate School
- Certificate in Post-Secondary Teaching - Graduate School
You can also find out about our co-curricular activities:
Congratulations to Dr. Nancy Brule, President of the Central States Communication Association. She has just completed planning the 2008 convention, which was held in Madison. Details can be found at the Central States Communication Association website.
Our department is a member of the Central States Communication Association. Our forensics memberships can be found on the forensics website.
The Summer and Fall 2008 schedule is now available. The Interim/Spring 2008 schedule is also available as a reference.
Over the next few months, we'll be adding more content, including an updated handbook about the department, as well as stories of what our alumni are doing. If you have stories you'd like to share, contact Dr. Michael Dreher, chair of the department.