Communications/English Building
The Communications/English Building offers English, Spanish, Mass. Comm., Speech Communications, and Media Communication classes!
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Communication Studies
Communications
English & Philosophy
Media Communication
Foreign Language
⭐ Communication Studies
Speech Communication
The basic philosophy of speech is rooted in the function of effective oral communication in our society. As a field of study, it is concerned with the development of effective interpersonal, group facilitation, and public speaking skills. The recommended courses meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
Corporate-Organizational Communications
The Corporate-Organizational Communication program prepares students to transfer to a university to complete a bachelor's degree in corporate communications. The recommended courses allow students to develop communication skills and study communications in difference settings, including large corporations, health care, education and government. The course work meets the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
🎥📰🎞 Communications
The Communications department at South Plains College houses three excellent and distinctive programs: Foreign Language, Mass Media Communication and Communication Studies. This building also houses the English and Philosophy departments.
📓📚✒️ English & Philosophy
SPC offers both English and Philosophy majors.
📺 🎞 📰 Media Communication
The South Plains College Mass Media Communication Program offers courses and majors that prepare students to communicate in an electronic world.
Students enrolled in the Mass Media program are challenged to master basic media skills and to apply those skills within the workforce. Degrees and certificates prepare students for entry-level positions in social media, online marketing, radio and television stations, newspapers and magazines, production houses and advertising agencies, and much more.
Degrees and Certificates:
- Broadcast Journalism
- Photojournalism
- Print Journalism
- Public Relations
- Electronic Media
- Sports Broadcasting
Broadcast Journalism
The Broadcast Journalism program is designed for students preparing to transfer to a university to complete a baccalaureate degree in broadcast journalism. Students have the opportunity to receive hands-on experience in the college television studio while meeting the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
Photojournalism
The Photojournalism program prepares students to transfer to a university to complete a baccalaureate degree in photojournalism. Specific journalism courses offer students the opportunity to receive hands-on experience in photojournalism using the latest techniques associated with print and electronic media.
Print Journalism
The Print Journalism program is for students preparing to transfer to a university to complete a baccalaureate degree in print journalism. Our journalism courses offer students the opportunity to work on the student newspaper and learn new technologies, including desktop composition and layout, electronic photography and AP-satellite news.
Public Relations
Students in the Public Relations Program will prepare to transfer to a university to complete a baccalaureate degree in public relations. Students will have the opportunity to study public relations in the real-world environment provided by practical experience on the campus newspaper and television staffs.
Electronic Media
The Electronic Media program prepares students for transfer to a university for completion of a baccalaureate degree in radio/ television/film studies. Students in this area receive hands-on training in the W.D. “Dub” Rogers Television Studio, using the latest video equipment and techniques related to television production. The recommended courses meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
Sports Broadcasting
Sports broadcasting is an exciting field with boundless opportunities. This transfer guide is designed to prepare students for transfer to a university for a baccalaureate degree and a career in sports broadcasting. Students receive hands-on training in all major sports including college football, basketball, and baseball. Training emphasizes the use of the latest professional equipment in actual broadcast and lab environments. The recommended courses meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
⭐ Foreign Language
Foreign Language
Foreign Language students will prepare to transfer to a university to complete a baccalaureate degree in a foreign language. The recommended courses in this program meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
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