Knight School Annual Picnic
Each spring, communication students, faculty and staff celebrate the year's accomplishments.
Integrating health research and communication
Dr. Zachary White is teaching a course on communication in healthcare settings.
Building digital awareness
Integrated Strategic Communication class to publish e-book on the importance of digital literacy.
Newly redesigned MA in Communication
Hone your ability to access information, analyze messages, create content, reflect on social and ethical issues, and engage across platforms.
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The James L. Knight School of Communication provides students with a solid liberal arts education, enabling them to become better creators, consumers and critics of communication in a variety of professional and personal settings. We teach students to think, speak, write, and act with precision and grace.
Bachelor's degrees in communication or organizational communication are offered as well as a master's degree in organizational and strategic communication. Programs of study in communication are also available for adult students through Hayworth College.
Come immerse yourself in an entrepreneurial environment, where you'll become adept at composing, producing and analyzing media methodologies. Gain first-hand knowledge through local and national internships, as well as opportunities to study abroad.
In the Knight Crane Convergence Lab, gain hands-on experience in applying aspects of communication that you learn about in regular classrooms.
Alumni thrive in such areas as law, journalism, advertising, public relations, human resources, the ministry, social work, sports enterprise, government and education.
Faculty members Dr. John A. McArthur and Dr. Kim Weller Gregory discuss how Queens is partnering with Knight Foundation to teach students to navigate the evolving world of communication.
