Butler University's College of Communication prepares students
for success in our digital and global society. Students will
develop the ability to analyze and synthesize human and mediated
communication, and learn to speak, write, and create responsible
messages across dynamic communication contexts and digital media
platforms. Outstanding faculty who are active scholars and
leading professionals will deliver programs of instruction in
several new as well as traditional areas. The curriculum will
reflect the centrality of communication as a basic human right and
is designed to prepare graduates to excel in their chosen
professional careers and post-graduate studies.
Offering a communication centered curriculum, the College
provides students the opportunities to take courses in video and
audio production; web design; music business; film and media
studies; rhetorical criticism and theory; argumentation; print,
broadcast, & online journalism; media literacy; advertising;
public relations; interpersonal, small group and organizational
communication; health communication; sign language; and
communication disorders. These courses are offered in six program
areas:
ADrenaline Wins Regional Title in Advertising Competition
Third Straight Trip to National Finals

For the third consecutive year, Butler students will compete in
the finals of the National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC)
in June. Members of ADrenaline, Butler's student advertising club,
qualified for nationals by claiming first place in the NSAC
District Six Regional competition on April 14. Read the full story.
Fairbanks, Room 218
4600 Sunset Ave.
Indianapolis, Indiana 46208
(317) 940-9625
Interim Dean: William Neher
Assistant: Annette Lee
CollegeofCom@butler.edu