Goucher College

About Us

Students are encouraged to develop a sense of communication history and are provided with the means of mastering the grammar of our mass media. They are challenged to develop a critical view and ethical judgments about the most current media issues. Academic and theoretical classes are supplemented with skills-oriented coursework, applied internships, research activities, as well as TV studio, field video and audio production classes, and extra-curricular work with the campus television station. Students are encouraged to pursue specific interests in television and film studies, radio and television production, print and radio and television journalism, photography, advertising and public relations, human communication and media research, and popular culture studies. The department sponsors a film club and a student-staffed campus television station.