Academic Advising Resources
The Public Relations program combines traditional courses in writing and public relations theory with courses invoking critical thought about the pervasive impact of social media within the business environment. Students will not only explore the demands of the global economy but will address issues impacting the local community and the non-profit venue as a result of our experiential learning philosophy.
Advisors for Undergraduate Classification (UC) Students
Faculty Advisor - Academic Year Only
Communications
Faculty Advisor - Academic Year Only
Public Relations
Advisors for Advanced-Standing Students
Students who have met the matriculation requirements for the major (see “Major Entry Requirements” below) are assigned to a faculty advisor within the department. Advisor contact information can be found in Starfish; if you have questions regarding your advisor assignment, please contact the administrative aide in the department.
Curriculum Sheets
Major Entry Requirements
- Complete PRS 100 and COM 100 and have a 2.5 GPA in those courses
- Complete 24 credits and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0