Igniting Creativity: communication arts major builds professional profile with Skubo Creative and Ignite
WASHINGTON, PA (April 12, 2022)—Senior communications arts major Rebecca Valencia is turning creativity into a career and proving professional readiness through a new internship with Skubo Creative and Ignite.
Celebrating W&J’s Black History: Then and Now ft. “The Future-Focused Reformer”
WASHINGTON, PA (February 14, 2022)—This February, Washington & Jefferson College is celebrating Black History Month by continuing our “Then and Now” series, a joint effort with W&J’s Black Student Union (BSU) that recognizes some of our accomplished Black alumni and the current students who are carrying on their legacy. Throughout the month, we…
Graduating senior lands Human Resources job with UPMC
WASHINGTON, PA (December 10, 2021)—Graduating Washington & Jefferson College senior Tiana Swierski has discovered the latest trend in personal wellness: a fresh, new career in healthcare administration.
Communication Arts
Develop habits of perception and expression that prepare you for success. Gain historical insight, theoretical literacy, and practical opportunities in the Communication Arts with this program at W&J College.
W&J Professor Gives Keynote Address at Texas Tech Colloquium
WASHINGTON, PA (November 17, 2021) – A year after the release of their book, “Reframing Sex: Unlearning the Gender Binary with Trans Masculine YouTube Vloggers,” Stevie Berberick, Ph.D. had the opportunity to discuss it as the keynote speaker at Texas Tech’s annual Gender & Sexual Identities Colloquium. The assistant professor of communications arts at Washington…
Theatre
Gain appreciation for and develop skills in the writing, staging, performance, and analysis of theatrical productions through this emphasis. Learn to participate knowledgably in multiple aspects of the creation of works performed before a live audience.
Media Studies
Prepare to ask and answer questions about film as artistic expression in this emphasis for communication arts majors. Learn how technical, social, and historical constraints shape cinematic storytelling practices, and how different audiences in different times and places may interpret specific films differently.