1. by:
Abbie Maseychik
Chris Morgan
Donvoneise Jackson
Mallory Lengel
&
Sean Murtagh

2.  4 Tracks
 Journalism & Public Relations
 Human Communication
 Media Studies
 Media Production

3.  Internship opportunities
 Variety of job positions
 Virtually limitless number of employers
 Skills gained are critical assets in other areas
 Gain insight into human communication

4. Human Communication-The production and
reception of information among human beings.
Human Communication involves
understanding messages for the
purpose of improving communicative
interactions

5.  Human Resources Administrator- Responsible
for supporting a business within every area of
human resources, including recruitment and
employee relations
 Average Salaries vary between 36,000-51,000

6.  Sales Support Director- Establishes sales
support process and support activities.
 Responsibilities- Resource allocation, as well
as coaching and guiding direct reports.
 Average salaries vary from 87,000-127,000

7.  Many Human Communication majors go on to
manager positions, sales, human resources, and
jobs that require training and development

8. Media Production is designed to organize
students who want to focus on careers in
media environment, either directly as
producers, writers, directors, and editors, or
indirectly as advertisers, marketers, and
public relations professionals
http://www.bryant.edu/wps/wcm/connect/Bryant/Academics/Areas%20of%20Study/C-F/Electronic%20Media%20Production

9. Brand Manager
Communication Specialist
Creative Director
Media Director
Web Analytics Manager

10. Brand managers plan for a
particular brand or product
Average salary is $76,100.
More than half of Brand
Managers earn between
$65,597 and $87,169

11. Media Directors oversee the
media department .They are
responsible for managing the
client's media .
Average salary is from
$62,250 - 91,250. Media
Directors with at least five
years of experience

12.  Editor
 Newscaster
 News Analyst
 Reporter
 Writer
http://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/social-science/journalism-major.htm

13.  Editors are responsible for the overall quality
and content of work provided by writers and
reporters.
 manages publishing projects of all sizes
 ensures publication has a logical, easy-to-follow structure
 corrects grammar, spelling and punctuation
 makes sure facts are correct and consistent
 helps stylize language
 provides advice on formatting and design.
 Editors can earn salaries of anywhere from
$35,375 to $53,970
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Editor/Salary
http://www.editorsforum.org/what_do_sub_pages/definitions.php

14.  A college degree in journalism provides a
student with the skills and the insight to
research and deliver current information to
audiences in a variety of media.
 Journalists learn to use traditional
storytelling techniques to relate news and
information through print, radio, television,
film, and online media.
http://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/social-science/journalism-major.htm

15.  News analysts—also called newscasters or news
anchors—examine, interpret, and broadcast news
received from various sources. News anchors present
news stories and introduce videotaped news or live
transmissions from on-the-scene reporters.
 They also help editors shape the content of a news
program or a newspaper by weighing audience
interest in a particular story with the media's
responsibility to inform the public about the
ramifications of current events.
 Salaries for News Analysts, Reporters and
Correspondents range from $40,404 to $73,519.
http://www.studentscholarships.org/salary/519/news_analysts_reporters_and_correspondents.php
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=News_Analyst,_Reporter_or_Correspondent/Salary

16. PUBLIC RELATIONS

17. Public relations specialists handle
organizational functions such as:
 media
 community
 consumer
 governmental relations
 political campaigns
 interest-group representation
 conflict mediation
 or employee
 investor relations
Public relations specialists held about 122,000 jobs in
1998. The advertising and public relations services industry
employed 462,300 wage and salary workers in 2008.