
Elizabeth Atwood
- Associate Professor of Journalism

The public relations minor offers a range of courses combining theory and best practices in the field to students seeking to add depth to knowledge and skills in related majors.
It is a valuable complement to students in any job or discipline seeking to spread its information. The minor offers students a snapshot of skills and theory tightly focused around the art of persuasion, but also allows them to adapt the course material to their interdisciplinary focus.
Students will learn about audiences - how to identify, target and persuade them, no matter the size, in the digital media age.
See our course catalog for more information on this program.
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Explore complementary majors that build upon and tie into the public relations minor.
Many careers within museums, galleries and cultural institutions involve marketing, promotion and development.
Ideal for roles in marketing, communications or brand management. It sharpens your ability to craft messages, manage reputation and engage stakeholders.
Connect your interest in storytelling and communications with literary study.
Promote public policy issues and working on campaigns.
Develop public-facing health campaigns.
Devlelop skills to use media to shape public perception and craft persuasive messaging. Can be applied in the public or government sector, private industry or human and social service spaces.
Promote sustainable solutions at the local, regional or global levels.
Assistant Professor of Communication Arts