Communication

Capital uses high-impact practices — teaching techniques and strategies like internships, undergraduate research and capstone projects proven to optimize student learning — across all of its programs. Communication students are encouraged to participate in a wide variety of internship opportunities and work with professional organizations. Recent undergraduates have interned at places like NBC4-TV, WBNS-10TV, Mills James Productions, Eddie Bauer, OhioHealth, the State of Ohio, Ohio Office of Tourism and many more.

Communication students understand that the world is changing, and they want to be prepared for what lies ahead. Whatever path a student chooses, they can be sure that Capital's Communication program will equip them with a strong liberal arts education and the skills needed to convey their message and be heard. Many students use the program as a launch pad for law school, M.B.A. programs, professional schools and graduate schools in a variety of social science and humanities disciplines.

Located in Harry C. Moores Student Union, Capital’s own Cabaret Theatre is an intimate performance venue offering a black-box space. The theatre seats 120 guests with the option for flexible seating and staging. The full theatre is equipped with a scene shop, control booth, and a production office/design lab. The spaces combine to provide students, faculty and the Capital community the opportunity to collaborate on a variety of theatrical productions, from musicals and contemporary drama, to Shakespeare and premiers of original work.