The interdisciplinary Communication Arts program provides students with a rich body of courses to explore practices and theories of human communication as social & cultural phenomenon…
Our communication curriculum is interdisciplinary, varied, and flexible. Reflecting an educational philosophy grounded in the liberal arts, Centenary’s Communication Arts Program focuses on developing higher order thinking skills to promote critical, strategic decision-making in the support of active problem solving. In our studio-classrooms, students engage real clients in social media, publishing, and design projects, produce films to compete in film festivals, and gain experience from internships in their desired fields.
Centenary's Communication majors pursue one of three rich concentrations of study that overlap in key areas. All Communication majors receive a strong grounding in contemporary communication practices including writing, cultural analysis, multimedia film and audio production, and design communication. Each student's program of study culminates in an individualized portfolio of original work designed to highlight professional aspirations and development. Our competitively prepared students build innovative careers while simultaneously improving the communities in which they live and work.
Our Film/Television/Video concentration prepares students to professionally engage dynamic areas of audio/visual media production and distribution.
Our new media design concentration allows students to explore the methods and practices associated with multimedia, web, and digital graphic design while also developing knowledge and practices associated with more traditional communication media.
The Professional Writing concentration allows students to investigate varied aspects of communication that pertain to contemporary writers including public relations, publishing and scriptwriting as well as content and social media strategy.
COMM/ART 451 Multimedia Campaign Final Instagram Story
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Students present their final logo redesign projects.
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Ben Green's table read of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt : Kimmy learns Self Defense
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Professor and R.Z. Biedenharn Chair in Communication, Michelle Glaros R.Z. Biedenharn Chair in Communication presents a trailer for her film Serama Serenade.
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Students on the Mississippi Delta Module visit the site of Muddy Waters' home.
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Rock and Soul Museum. Mississippi Delta Module. The museum chronicles the intersection, thus creation, of the blues that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Memphis Cotton Exchange. Mississippi Delta Module. This was the national hub for the exchange in the postbellum south.
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Chelsea Perry '17
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DJ Hicks '16
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Publication design by Professor Jessica Hawkins
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Michelle Glaros
R.Z. Biedenharn Chair in Communication
Turner Art Center
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