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Inspiring thought, Perfecting practice...

 

The School of Communications at Grand Valley State University considers creative activity and scholarly achievement an important part of the construction of meaning in society.

The curriculum within the School of Communications reflects a commitment to integrate professional and liberal education.

The study of communication at Grand Valley State University emphasizes a broad understanding of the field combined with a solid knowledge of specific technical skills.

Foregrounding a liberal arts context, emphasis is placed on learning-by-doing.

Students frequently participate in creative performances, exhibitions, and publications related to their chosen major field of study.