Thank you for supporting the Communication Career Fair in March!

Our Communication Department colleague and Professor Emerita, Dr. Sheryl Friedley, recently returned from 10 days in Australia.

At a university with approximately 20,000 students seeking an undergraduate degree, the communication department at George Mason University offers several courses to help students stand out from the crowd.

The Department of Communication would like to congratulate the following students who earned the Prestigious Freshmen Academic Achievement Award for 2012-2013

Communication Department and the GMU chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America are hosting a Communication Career Fair!

The GMU Forensics Team defeated nearly 50 of the nation's top teams (including 16 of the top 20) to win the coveted HFO National Invitational last weekend.

Students from three of Prof. Steve Klein's Journalism classes visited the Newseum on November 15th to attend the Washington Ideas Forum and tour the museum.

The most recent Cross Examination Debate Association (CEDA) debate points standings just came out with GMU Debate sitting at the #1 spot.

Dr. Carla L. Fisher, a professor at George Mason University, is an advocate for the importance of research in the field of family and health communication. With a plethora of experience working and doing research in the field, Dr. Fisher is a recognized authority on family, health communication related issues.

FAIRFAX – Surrounded by his plethora of plaques, Dr. Peter Pober, the director of the George Mason forensics team, is a prominent figure in the field. Pober has been named the Texas Intercollegiate Forensic Association Coach of the Year; he’s won the American Forensic Association National Distinguished Service Award; and was awarded the L.E. Norton Forensic Educator Award. And many others.