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The document discusses the Communication Arts degree program. It defines communication as how people use messages to generate meanings across contexts, cultures, and media. The Communication Arts major focuses on developing skills in areas like public speaking, writing, media production, and networking. There are three career tracks within the major: human communication, media production, and journalism/public relations. Each track provides different skill sets and examples of potential career paths are provided such as guidance counselor, cameraman, or journalist. Famous people who have obtained communication degrees are also listed such as Spike Lee, Meg Ryan, and Donovan McNabb.
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- 1. COMMUNICATION ARTS DEGREE: A FUTURE OF OPPORTUNITY CYNTHIA SNOW ZAKIAH BAKER COURTNEY DENNIS JENNIFER FULGINITI WILL PINSON KALEABE WOLDAMANUEL
- 2. WHAT IS CMAT? "The field of communication focuses on how people use messages to generate meanings within and across various contexts, cultures, channels, and media. The field promotes the effective and ethical practice of human communication". (Rhodes, 2006)
- 3. CMAT MAJOR: SKILLS •Having good communication skills is a fundamental part of both the business world and everyday life.
- 5. CAREER PATHS •Within the CMAT major are several related and yet distinct career paths: • Human Communication Track • Media Production Track • Journalism/ Public Relations
- 6. HUMAN COMMUNICATION TRACK Skills •Relational Competence •Organizational Competence •Cultural Competence Jobs •Guidance Counselor •Educational Administrator • Negotiator/ Mediator •Costumer Service representative
- 7. MEDIA PRODUCTION TRACK Skills •Proficient use of media production equipment •Audio and Visual production •Filmmaking/ Directing Jobs •Cameraman •Studio Personnel •Broadcasting Station Manager •Comedy Writer •Technical Director
- 8. JOURNALISM/PUBLIC RELATIONS Skills •Networking •Writing •Critical thinking •People skills Jobs •Journalist •PR practioner/management •Publicist •Event planner •Lobbyist
- 9. FAMOUS PEOPLE WITH COMMUNICATION DEGREES • The sixth president of the United States, John Quincy Adams, taught rhetoric at Harvard. • Spike Lee holds a communication degree from Indiana University. • Meg Ryan studied journalism at New York University. • Donovan McNabb holds a communication degree from Syracuse University. • shock-jock radio personality, Howard Stern, holds a communication degree. • Denzel Washington holds a communication degree in journalism from Fordham University
- 10. WORKS CITED • Rhodes, J. (2006, September). Communications arts. Retrieved from http://web.olivetcollege.edu/careerdev/communication.htm • Smith, J. (2003, December). Famous people with cmat degree. Retrieved from Commstudies.edgewood.edu/famouspeople.htm • Wallace, J. (2005, March). Welcome to communications arts. Retrieved from http://www.salisbury.edu/commarts/