About the School
The School of Communications dedicated new facilities in 2017, providing students with a learning-centered environment and the latest technological resources.
More than 60 full-time teacher-scholars support the school’s multiplatform majors in journalism, strategic communications, cinema and television arts, communication design, media analytics and sport management.
Engaged Learning
- Jump right into our courses in your first year
- All classes between 10 and 33 students for close student-faculty interactions
- A philosophy of ‘learn, then experience’
- Personal advising by faculty each semester
- Publisher of the nation’s only undergraduate research journal in communications
- Operates Los Angeles program with 80 students in residence during spring and summer terms
- An internship and career development staff for School of Communications majors
High-Impact Practices
One of Elon University’s distinctions is its leadership in the area of “high-impact” educational practices. These practices are seen as particularly beneficial for the development of undergraduate students. Each year U.S. News & World Report issues a “Focus on Student Success” ranking of key programs that enrich the college experience. Elon is the only university in the nation identified as a leader in eight high-impact practices:
- Study abroad
- Internships
- Senior capstone experiences
- First-year experiences
- Learning communities
- Service learning
- Undergraduate research/creative projects
- Writing in the disciplines
The faculty and staff in the School of Communications are strongly committed to having students engage in these high-impact practices. Participation rates of 2021 ElonComm graduates are listed below: