You have a way with words, whether written or spoken. And that ability to communicate effectively can take you in countless directions career-wise. UIndy has a philosophy of learning through doing, so the communication program provides opportunities to create real public relations plans, work on real TV and radio stations, or cover real stories for an award-winning newspaper. Truly, you'll be equipped to be a communicator that people listen to. <br>UIndy's award-winning journalism program prepares you to enter the evolving field of mass media and mass communication. The program fosters professional and academic growth through applied experiences in the profession. Reporting, writing and production skills lead you to adaptive careers in a field that's constantly changing. Due to the practical experience of working for The Reflector, UIndy's student-run online and print newspaper, recruitment editors from such media giants as the New York Times and Cox Media Group have said UIndy journalism students are well prepared for entry-level management positions.<br> <br>ADVANTAGES <br>Top-notch facilities using the latest in TV and radio broadcasting equipment, Faculty members who have real-world experience in their respective fields of study, Proximity to downtown Indianapolis, providing numerous opportunities for internships and class projects, Award-winning student organizations and newspaper: the Public Relations Student, Society of America (PRSSA) named Top Dog Communication the most outstanding firm in the nation twice in recent years. , The Reflector has won numerous awards from the Hoosier State Press Association, Indiana Collegiate Press Association and Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), including the SPJ Mark of Excellence, Associated Collegiate, Press (ACP) and College Media Association Best of Show, and ACP Newspaper Pacemaker, Electronic media students have often received awards in TV and radio categories.