Communication PPT
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This document provides an overview of communications majors, including the areas of focus, important skills developed, internship and job opportunities, famous people with communications degrees, and typical salaries. A communications major involves the study of human communication, journalism, media studies, and media production. Key skills include public speaking, writing, problem solving, creativity, and relationship building. The document lists relevant internships and minor areas of study, and provides examples of jobs in fields like education, government, advertising, and broadcasting that are available to communications graduates.
Communication PPT
- 1. COMMUNICATIONS ART MAJOR By: Carrie Brenner, Ben Cohee, Max Young, Lizzie Bauer and Gilmar Hernandez
- 2. What is a Communications Major? Human Communication Journalism/Public Relations Media Studies Media Production
- 3. Why is Communications Important? Strong Verbal and Writing Skills Innate Desire to Understand Strong Relationships with People Problem and Task Solving Skills Broader Perception of Society
- 4. Skills Acquired in Communications Public Speaking Management Team Development Listening Creativity Writing Problem Solving Decision Making Perception Conflict Resolution
- 5. Internships Available Italy, Germany, London and Australia WBAL radio station WBOC news channel Salisbury University newspaper Local magazines Perdue CNN Peninsula Regional Medical Center
- 6. Minors Marketing Management Art Business Advertising Sociology Psychology
- 7. Jobs Business related jobs Admissions Counselor Labor Relations Specialist Union Representative Public Affairs Officer Sales Representative Media Relations Specialist
- 8. Jobs Continued Advertising Media Planner/Buyer Media Sales Representative Advertising/Marketing Specialist
- 9. Jobs Continued Education High School Teacher Admissions Counselor College Recruiter Resident Director Associate Director/Assistant Director/Administrative Assistant (admissions, alumni relations, development, University Affairs) Development Officer Researcher
- 10. Jobs Continued Government Speech Writer Lobbyist Legislative Assistant Legislative Liaison Elected Official Research Specialist Campaign Director Information Officer
- 11. Jobs Continued Social Services and Computer/High-tech Communication Case Worker Researcher Investigator HTML Designer and Programmer Multimedia designer/producer Technical Copywriter Trainer
- 12. Jobs Continued Broadcasting and Religious Professions On-air Talent Camera Person Assistant Producer Floor Director Minister
- 13. Famous People with Communications Degrees Spike lee- Indiana University Lyndon B. Johnson- Texas State University David Letterman- Ball State University
- 14. Famous People Continued Donovan McNabb- Syracuse John Quincy Adams- Harvard Howard Stern- Boston University
- 16. Salaries Career Salaries Communications Manager $41,271 - $61,495 Marketing Manager $49,495 - $66,113 Marketing Director $30,521 - $115,000 Instructor, Post-secondary, Higher Ed. $29,500 - $43,229 Technical Writer $44,219 - $50,971 Director of Communications $40,000 - $137,000 *most require a masters degree
- 17. References http://www.salisbury.edu/commarts/jobs.html http://www.salisbury.edu/commarts/links.html#professional http://www.jobsabroad.com/search/communications http://www.internationaljobs.org/sample/partb.html www.google.com/images http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Degree=communication/Salary