Scripps College of Communication faculty and staff will be working remotely until further notice to prevent community transmission of COVID-19.
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With more than 20 undergraduate major, minor and certificate programs across our five schools, the Scripps College of Communication prepares the next generation of innovative communicators to move the world forward. Our students benefit from rigorous courses taught by award-winning faculty and hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology. We offer countless opportunities for professional-level career exploration and internships on campus, across the country and all over the world. We are a far-reaching community of achievers, bridging disciplines to solve complicated problems, welcoming change in all its forms, and inspiring each other to reach even further.
3,000
Internship opportunities offered by Scripps College
19:1
Average student to faculty ratio
30,000+
Alumni
75%
4-year graduation rate overall
89%
Freshman retention rate
The E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and OMSAR will host the next OHIO Talks session Thursday, Nov. 19, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Read MoreSarah Liese (Navajo and The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians) works with Dr. Victoria LaPoe (Cherokee) as a research assistant at OHIO, researching media coverage of Indigenous people. Liese's grandmother was Mary Morez, a well-known Navajo painter from whom Liese draws inspiration.
Read MoreThe new undergraduate Podcasting Certificate will provide students with media and journalism training in the popular and expanding communication medium.
Read MoreWhen the pandemic struck in March, TNT Basketball Sideline Reporter Allie LaForce’s very busy life covering college and professional basketball came to a grinding halt. But the former WOUB student recently went back to work inside the NBA bubble and found a new opportunity that the slowing of the professional sports schedule made possible. She will be the host of the 2020 Miss USA competition, thanks to another fellow former WOUB student Paula Shugart.
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