The departmental yearbook is compiled at the end of every spring semester to showcase the work of graduating seniors. The yearbooks contain the final product of the Communication 403: Senior Seminar course, and exemplify the hard work and research of seniors while addressing intriguing topics.
Write a Letter to the Editor of The New York Times, USA Today, Columbus Dispatch, Dayton Daily News or the SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN. Become the first published writer in any of these papers and win a cash prize.
A communication internship is designed to give you first-hand experience working in a professional communication setting.
Internships may be arranged in publishing, broadcasting, public relations, advertising, lobbying, community development, or other related areas. Regardless of the field, an internship should allow a student to be involved in the production of information and communication services in the organization in which the internship is arranged.
The San Diego Comic Con, or “the Con” as fans (including Dr. Smith) affectionately refer to it has been the go-to place for fans of pop culture for nearly forty years, giving marketers access to some of the most established opinion leaders in the field—the fans. And since 2007, Wittenberg students have been a part of this exchange, not only participating in the producer/consumer relationship, but studying it.
We believe that learning occurs both in and beyond the classroom. Wittenberg offers a host of co-curricular and extra-curricular programs, including several with special relevance to the study of Communication:
No question sends chills into the hearts of graduating seniors more than “What are you going to do after you graduate?” In the current job market, hopes of landing a dream job and achieving immediate success have been replaced with simple wishes for employment in whatever form in presents itself.
The Summer Journalism Institute, a program that will focus on writing newspaper or magazine style feature articles, will kick off the summer session with a bang, and just like last year’s Screenwriting Institute, it will give students the chance to work with some very successful Witt alums.
At Wittenberg, we believe that teaching and learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. That’s why a large number of our communication students take advantage of field experiences and internships while in our active and engaged learning environment.
established opinion leaders in the field—the fans. And since 2007, Wittenberg students have been a part of this exchange, not only participating in the producer/consumer relationship, but studying it. 
