Imagine, you are a recent graduate from high school and you have no idea where to go to school. Eventually, you find yourself enticed by the Communication Department at Olivet Nazarene University. However, you do not know what to major in, GASP!!!
Hopefully, these next three stories will help you make that decision. On this page, you will find links to three separate stories relating to three different introductory classes within the Communication Department: Non-Linear Editing, Fundamentals of Communication, and Fundamentals of Radio/Beginning Announcing.
Non-Linear Editing: Honing the craft of storytelling
Non-Linear Editing Comm-175-01 With Professor McLaughlinBy: Ariana Pagan We are all aware that “pictures speak louder than words” and that effective visual communications can convey highly influential messages,” as described by the National Library of Medicine. Nestled within the Department of Communication at Olivet Nazarene University lies a class that opens the gateway to a…
Fundamentals of Communication: The importance of public speaking
Imagine you’re standing in front of twenty of your peers. The room has fallen silent as they wait for you, the speaker, to continue. Your hands are sweaty and you realize you lost your place in your notecard. The only thought going through your head is “Why am I doing this?” COMM-105, also referred to…
Fundamentals of Radio: It’s not radio, it’s content creation
Where is radio? I’ll do you one better who is radio? I’ll do you one better what is radio? Long gone are the days of traditional radio, you can’t just get in front of a mic and be a DJ. Now you need to be more, you need to be a content creator. What is…
About this project:
This project was created by Ariana Pagan, Isaiah White, and Jordan Konieczny (left to right) as part of a final project for the multimedia storytelling class at Olivet Nazarene University.
