Communication Department at CCSU

CCSU hosts a comprehensive and integrated video and television program that captures and amplifies the human and societal experience.

We teach our students to create portraits that lift, empower and bring forward humanity. The Department of Communication offers coursework to prepare both undergraduate and graduate students for successful careers in communication and related fields. Students who complete our program(s) are also well prepared to pursue advanced professional degrees. Our programs welcome diversity, encourage creative thought, incorporate advanced technologies, and emphasize critical thinking.

05/26/2022

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Here is the study abroad page on our website: https://www.ccsu.edu/communication/studyabroad.html. And here is CIE's Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/studyabroad_ccsu/.

Photos from Communication Department at CCSU's post

05/25/2022

Our final day in Italy. Rome. Oh well. Ciao! (text and pics by Dr. Christopher Pudlinski)

05/25/2022

What flowers from Boboli Gardens in Firenze can U recognize? (Text and pics by Dr. Pudlinski)

05/25/2022

Had dogs on my mind on my visit to the Uffizi Museum today" in Florence (Text and Pics by Dr. Christopher Pudlinski)"

05/25/2022

Field Trip to Italy May 2022
17 students from Communication, Journalism, English, Business and Geography ventured out to Rome, Florence, Siena, Lucca and Viareggio from May 15-24, 2022 to study “From the Renaissance to New Media” with faculty chaperones Dr. Karen A.Ritzenhoff and Dr. Christopher Pudlinski. The trip has been cancelled twice before due to the global pandemic. We persevered and NOBODY got sick with COVID. Highlights were climbing the bell tower in Siena on a hot May Day (400 steps), biking around the 500 year old wall in Lucca, swimming in the Mediterranean Sea and cooking pasta and tiramisu in a cooking class in Florence. We ended the trip with a long visit of the Colosseum and Forum in Rome and dinner close to the Pantheon at the Piazza Navona.

05/25/2022

What’s more Italian than gelato and pizza (with tuna and onions)? (Pics and text by Dr. Pudlinski)

05/25/2022

This post is especially for my mom about my favorite place in Italy. A bakery in Siena. How many of these cookies and pasties has my mom ever made? (Pics and text by Dr. Christopher Pudlinski)