Communications at SienaElectronic Media and Journalism, Broadcast and SocietyMinor offered Electronic media continues to reshape society in ways not imagined just a few years ago. The convergence of media, journalism and the 24-hour global clock brings news and events to us faster and with more impact. Communications offers introductory and advanced courses for those interested in careers in:
The student experience also includes opportunities for hands-on involvement in programming and operations at Siena’s campus radio and cable TV stations, WVCR, and the campus newspaper, The Promethean.
Professional internships are an integral component of the program and have placed Siena students in such environments as CBS’ The David Letterman Show, Time Warner Cable, televisions and radio affiliates of ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, PBS and the Albany Times Union newspaper.
Students can combine courses in various ways to meet their interests.
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