EMCC Description
We communicate every day, in multiple ways so understanding the processes and concepts that give one an advantage in today’s global and interconnected world is critical. From business to entertainment, advocacy to law – communication is at the center of it all.
At EMCC, students learn how to evaluate, navigate, and apply human communication ethically and effectively while learning to be a leader. Classes, projects, research, and internships are all designed to help you develop your interpersonal, small group, public speaking, and intercultural communication skills. Students are assessed by instructors, peers, and self-evaluation, which creates an open and safe environment for learning and expression.
Many Communication faculty members at EMCC provide students with Service Learning and Honors Project opportunities, which mutually benefit the students and the community. Communication faculty involved in training, coaching, and judging student presenters in the annual EMCC Student Conference, the end-of-semester EMCC Honors Expo and annual commencement speakers. Communication program students also have the chance to join the Forensics Club and participate in various collegiate speech and debate competitions.