Bethel University Department of Communication Studies

PRSA Classics was a blast!! Congratulations to Amber, Bethany, and Greta on winning best student case study.

The Communication Studies department will have a department chapel on Wednesday, April 30th in CC331 at 10:20am.

Please join us and bring your friends. We will be led in worship by Jesús Arriaza-Lòpez and our guest speaker will be 2014 Comm Studies grad, Jesse Phenow.

We would love to see you there. Please register here for this event. https://www.bethel.edu/events/2025/the-short-game-film-screening

Come join the Comm Department for a screening of The Short Game!

Date: Thursday, March 20th, 2025
Time: 6:30-9p.m.
Location: Benson Great Hall

The Short Game, directed by (Bethel Alumnus) Frank Sanza, written by Frank Sanza, Larry Boatright, and E. Joren Christensen, is a heart-warming story based on Frank’s own life as a high school golfer, and the challenges, choices, and life lessons that accompanied his athletic gifts.

We would love to see you all there!!

Just a few of the meaningful experiences students on Comm Studies in Thailand got to experience with their be friends at Thoo Mhwe Khee Learning Center.

Just a few of the meaningful experiences students on Comm Studies in Thailand got to have at Thoo Mhwe Khee Learning Center with our new friends.

Bethel University students Abbie DeLong, Michael Murphy, Clark Frederickson and Bryna Eigenfeld were part of a group of 75 college students who spent Saturday morning at Minnesota PRSA's 2024. They participated in mock interviews, got fresh headshots, and learned from experts about everything from succeeding in your first internship and job to how AI is being used in public relations.

Our Social Media class headed to Social Media Breakfast - Minneapolis/St. Paul this morning. It was worth the trip just for the coffee and bacon, but the Influencer Marketing & Content Strategy speakers were also fantastic!

January term at Bethel University is a great time to focus on just one course, whether on-campus, online or abroad. Our Corporate Communication class headed out to public relations agency https://padillaco.com/ to learn more about the area of Crisis Communication.

Join us today for Primetime at BU Library Presents "No Place Like Home: Understanding Social Connection Amongst Those Experiencing Homelessness" featuring Dr. Ripley Smith, Professor of Intercultural and Media Communication, and Kate Larson, Senior majoring in Rhetoric and Public Influence. This event will cover Edgren Scholars sharing their research in studying homelessness in the U.S.

11:15 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021
Bethel University Library
Join in-person or via Zoom
https://bethel-edu.zoom.us/j/88659424114

(Posted by Nate T., Class of 2022)

December 2020 Grads from the Communication Studies Department - may you all be blessed as you move into God's next thing for you. Like the Apostle Paul, we pray that you would find the "that" for which Christ Jesus laid hold of you (Php. 3:12) as you speak truth, show compassion, and model grace in the marketplace.

We love our grads! Excited to send another group out into the world to serve Christ and community as they change the world! Looking forward to celebrating you this afternoon.