Welcome to the Communication Arts Department at UAH UAH's Communication Arts program provides students with practical, critical, historical, and theoretical perspectives on human communication, preparing them for work, for social life, and for further academic studies. In addition to the sphere of the public speaker, we discuss areas of one-on-one (interpersonal) communication, small-group communication, communication in organizations, and mass communication. Gaining an understanding of the influence of media on communication, the various functions served by communication, and how people are persuaded are just a few of the many theoretical principles our students learn. Our program is designed for students who can write, speak, think, analyze, and imagine, and our classes enhance all of those skills. The Department offers a Masters of Arts in Professional Communication and a Bachelor of Arts with majors in Communication Arts and Theatre, minors in Communication Arts and Theatre, and a dual writing major. Learn more about our Communication Arts programs Alumni Spotlight Watch Video Cody Jones Graduate, Communication Arts A really unique program to be a part of. Graduating from UAH is probably the biggest factor in having this amazing opportunity. Huntsville is a technology town and a growing community where a lot of opportunities exist that you may not have in other locations... Comm Arts News Communication conference, special meeting set at UAH Jun 19 Dr. J. Michael Hogan, the Edwin Erle Sparks Professor Emeritus of Rhetoric at The Pennsylvania State University and a visiting professor … Student Spotlight Latoya Binford Communication Arts The skills and knowledge gained through communication arts classes have proved invaluable in and out of the classroom ... Contact Us Department of Communication Arts Conference Training Center 212 301 Sparkman Drive Huntsville, AL 35899 256.824.6871 comm@uah.edu Follow Communications Arts
Communication conference, special meeting set at UAH Jun 19 Dr. J. Michael Hogan, the Edwin Erle Sparks Professor Emeritus of Rhetoric at The Pennsylvania State University and a visiting professor …