Department of Communication

At the very heart of all human relationships lies communication, and everyday we use it to share, understand, and collaborate. Studying communication at Walla Walla University equips students with tools in effective writing, speaking, intercultural communication, languages, and various uses of media. Are you fascinated with how people share and construct meaning through various media? The Department of Communication is the best program to help you achieve your goals.

 


 Why study communication at WWU?

Your passion can be a career. Our professors believe in mentoring their students, so you receive the guidance you need to make the most of your education. A degree in communication can turn you into a powerful influence in your field and open up countless career opportunities. Get in touch with a professor who specializes in your field >


We provide our students with opportunities to strengthen their skills. Do you want to be a better writer? Our Strategic Communication program will make it happen. Do you want to travel and immerse yourself in new cultures? Sign up for Global Communication and spend a term abroad. Do you want to tell stories through visual communication? Enroll in our Film/TV or Drama program. However you want to tell your stories, we’ll give you the tools you need. See what some of our alumni are up to in our student-produced newsletter >


When you study communication, you're opening yourself up to a whole world of career opportunities. Take a wide range of classes to broaden your skills or tailor your course load to prepare yourself for the job you know you want. We prepare you for internships, so you never have to miss an opportunity. Take a look at the different areas you can study in our department >

 


Walla Walla University Drama Program

wwudrama is the theater arts program on the Walla Walla University Campus. The talented individuals involved in the drama program are dedicated to producing uplifting, creative, and meaningful theater for the community.

For more information on the drama program, click here!

If you would like to get involved with wwudrama, the professors in charge are Jerry Entze (jerry.entze@ngskmc-eis.net) and Richard Wallace (richard.wallace@ngskmc-eis.net).


Have a Question?

Visit our FAQ page for answers to common departmental questions, such as aspects of registration, degrees, and much more.

Alternatively, you can reach out to us at commlang@ngskmc-eis.net or (509) 527-2832.