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Below are pictures taken here at Millersville University by our Communication students to give you a sneak peek at daily life on campus as a DCCS major!
Sneak Peek Into Life as a Millersville University Student (DCCS Version)
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Video Starring Alumni Brianna Landis
Hello, future Millersville students and families!
Want to learn about how Millersville helped students after college and during the process of college? Click here to watch a video of Anthony Saraceno, who talks about his time at Millersville University and his life after college.
Have more questions for Anthony? Feel free to ask below!
Video Starring Alumni Anthony Saraceno
Hello, future Millersville students and families!
Want to learn about how Millersville helped students after college and during the process of college? Click here to watch a video of Anthony Saraceno, who talks about his time at Millersville University and his life after college.
Have more questions for Anthony? Feel free to ask below!
Have Questions About Majoring in Communications With a Concentration in Digital Communication & Culture Studies? We’re Here To Help – FAQ
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Have some unanswered questions about being a communications major and concentrating in digital communications and cultural studies? Click here to learn more!
Feel free to leave any comments and further questions below!
10 Experiences with Millersville’s Digital Communication and Cultural Studies Infographic
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To learn more about being a communications major with a concentration in Digital Communication and Cultural Studies click here to view our infographic which explores the inside and outside the classroom experience you can get!
Please comment below for any further questions you may have!
Digital Communication & Cultural Studies E-Book
Click the link here to read about the classes Digital Communication and Cultural Studies offers to students!
It is an E-Book that dives deep into each class examining what each student will study and what the course will offer. The eight courses it highlights include:
- COMM 203: Small Group Communication
- COMM 217: Interpersonal Communication
- COMM 227: Social Movements & Digital Activism
- COMM 317: Intercultural Communication
- COMM 335: Comm & Emerging Tech
- COMM 380: Digital Media Writing
- COMM 403: Persuasion & Social Media Influence
- COMM 441: Political Communication
Please enjoy the reading and feel free to ask questions below!
From Student to Strategist: Starring Amber Range
Amber Range is currently a junior at Millersville University with a major in Communications a concentration in Digital Communications and Cultural Studies and a minor in Photography from Levittown, PA.
Why did you choose Millersville?
I chose Millersville because of how comfortable the campus felt, and all the amazing opportunities they had for all their students.
Why did you choose Digital Communication and Cultural Studies?
After a challenging two years of trying to get adjusted to college, I felt that my past majors closed in and had none to few options for the career I wanted. So, I picked digital communication and cultural studies for the multiple job opportunities.
Can you tell us about your major?
So, I major in digital communication and cultural studies and minor in photography. My major helps me bring out the creative side of communication to my light.
Were you always a digital communication and cultural studies major?
No, in my freshman year, I was a Psych major and in my sophomore year, I was a History Education major.
What is your goal after graduating?
My goal after graduating is to get a job in social media management for a big company or get involved in filmmaking.
Do you feel that digital communication and cultural studies can make a difference in local communities?
I feel like digital communication and cultural studies can make a difference in local communities. I believe with a DCCS degree you get many opportunities in news outlets which will help the communities be more informed of what’s happening around them.
What clubs are you a part of that connect with digital communication and cultural studies? If none, why didn’t you get involved and would you go back and change that?
No, I haven’t seen any clubs that really interest me. I feel there needs to be more clubs that give the students a platform to be creative.
What communication events have you participated in with the COMM department?
No, I haven’t heard of any!
What professors and/or advisers have benefited you the most?
Mr. Machado has made an impact on me. He teaches Media Arts Production. I have benefitted from him and his class because the class is very hands-on, and he gives great feedback.
What does a typical day look like as a digital communication and cultural studies major?
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays I wake up at 8 am to get ready for my 10 o’clock Media Arts Production class, where I learn and participate in making a newscast, in this project I am the Weather talent, so I get to talk in front of some big lights and camera. Then I have my interpersonal class where we talk about the different types of communication one can partake in.