Communication is the study of how people convey information, a resource vital not only in the world of media, but in such varied fields as business, government, and human services. The communication program at WSU combines the theory and cultural context of communications with practical experience. The major in communication and society focuses on the cultural and social contexts of communication, particularly organizational and intercultural communication. It's a highly flexible program that has applications in business, government, media, nonprofit organizations, human services, and many other fields. Practical experience and internships are built into the program, so you graduate with true professional experience.<br><br>WSU is ranked first in the Northwest for its public relations sequence. Join student organizations that provide professional experience in organizational and public communication. State-of-the-art resources offered by the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication include a writing lab, an advanced graphics computer lab, TV production studios and editing suites, and audio labs. Gain valuable experience at KWSU-TV (public television station), KUGR (student radio station), and Cable 8 (student-run television station).