| Mass Communications | Speech and Theatre |
| Advertising:
D. J . Jessee Broadcasting :Tom Headley Candy Bryant Tammy Hayes Journalism :Jack Mooney Public Relations :John King Go to Dr. King's Web Site |
Speech
and Theatre:
Charles Roberts |
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Communications Undecided
(i.e., students who have not yet chosen a concentration from Advertising, Broadcasting, Journalism, or Public Relations) Charles Roberts Dan Brown Go to Dr. Brown's Web Site |
The
ETSU Counseling Center is located in D. P. Culp Center, Room 340. Telephone 439-4841 for appointments.To arrange an appointment with an academic advisor in the Department of Communication, contact advisors in the concentrations as shown above during respective office hours.
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Department of Communication majors should consistently see the advisors who
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Mass Comm.-Undecided: Dr. Dan Brown, Warf-Pickel 518, Phone (423)439-4171 |
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Advertising: Ms. D. J. Jessee, Warf-Pickel 526, Phone (423)439-7278 |
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Broadcasting: Mr. Thomas Headley, Warf-Pickel 115, Phone (423)439-7572 |
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Broadcasting: Ms. Tammy Hayes, Warf-Pickel 116, Phone (423)439-7568 |
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Broadcasting: Ms. Candy Bryant, Warf-Pickel 111, Phone (423)439-6099 |
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Journalism: Dr. Jack Mooney, Warf-Pickel 518, Phone (423)439-4168 |
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Public Relations: Dr. John King, Warf-Pickel 519E, Phone (423)439-4169 |
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Speech: Dr. Charles Roberts, Warf-Pickel 519A, Phone (423) 439-7577 |
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Theatre: Dr. Charles Roberts, Warf-Pickel 519A, Phone (423)439-7577 |
If an advisor is unavailable, immediate help is usually available from the Department Chair, Dr. Charles Roberts in Warf-Pickel 519, phone (423)439-4491. |
The Department of Communication provides several categories of academic advisement. Topics under this category include:
A. Changing major into Mass Communications (Concentrations: Advertising, Broadcasting, Journalism, PR)
Students who want to explore opportunities in a concentration or declare a major in Mass Communications with a Concentration in one of the four available choices must meet with an
appropriate advisor to begin this process. A change-of-major form is prepared by the student, signed by the advisor and submitted to the Communication office.B. Changing major out of Mass Communications
Meeting with a Mass Communications advisor is unnecessary. Students should meet with an advisor in the new field.
The Department of Communication offers regular assistance in understanding the requirements of ETSU General Education Core, degree requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, and major requirements in Mass Communications for students enrolled in the concentrations in Mass Communications. Students should consult the schedule of Advising Meetings posted in the Department offices in Warf-Pickel 519 for this assistance.
D. Completing Graduation Forms
Students should complete the Major Program Sheet and Minor Program Sheet forms two semesters before graduation. Seeing an advisor is unnecessary, because the Chair of the Department of Communication reserves the signature opportunity for himself on these forms. Students should submit the completed forms to the Secretary of the Department of Communication in Warf-Pickel 519 to request this signature. After confirming that all departmental requirements are completed on the form, the Chair will sign the forms, and students will be asked to deliver the papers to the ETSU Office of the Registrar.
E. Planning Class Schedules for Future Terms
All Department of Communication advisors have instructions to refer students to the Department Office for this type of assistance. Trained Scheduling Counselors are available by appointment. To arrange such an appointment, contact the Department of Communication at 439-4491 or visit the Department Office in Warf-Pickel 519 between 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on any ETSU business day.
Students have the ability to check availability of seats in ETSU courses via
GoldLink. This online service reveals Available Course Sections as well as supporting registration.
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