Trinity Department of Communication

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Today is COMM Day!

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COMM Day is almost here! Come on over tomorrow and learn about all things COMM from our awesome alumni!

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Only three more days until COMM Day! Don't forget to head on over this Friday, February 3rd!

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Come and show your support this Friday for COMM Day 2023!

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Join us this Friday, February 3rd for COMM Day!

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Trinity University COMM Day '23 is Friday, Feb. 3. We hope to see students, alumni, and friends of the Department of Communication there! Wednesday approves...

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COMM 3341, Audio Production: Podcasting, has been developing an investigative podcast about San Antonio neighborhood development🎙 Here they are interviewing a former resident of the Loma Park area! Can’t wait to hear the podcast😁👏🏻

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Get inspired by some wise words from Michelle Obama 🤩

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Victoria Lee is a senior Communication major & Communication Management minor🤩 She works with Oregon Health & Sciences University on research🔬 & community support. Currently, she is working on her capstone which raises awareness about college students’ sugar intake🍬 #NextGen

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Misuse of mental illnesses in conversation perpetuates harmful stereotypes! Think before you speak. Credit to @/dlcanxiety on Instagram

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Quote of the Week: Week 1

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We love the opportunities our students have to learn beyond the classroom. Our department’s unique partnership with KRTU allows COMM students to practice in the field and gain useful learning experiences🤩

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Happy May 4th🤩 Hope you feel the force giving you strength as we move into this finals season… #MayThe4thBeWithYou

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Why is it okay to tolerate some actions and speech but not others? The hypocrisy, yet important distinction, of tolerance is explained in this infographic by @/soyouwanttotalkabout on IG

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Student Highlight alert! Devan Karp, a junior, made the Dean’s list last fall and is finishing his talent reels. He enjoys the COMM department because “the professors are so [...] understanding and passionate.” #NextGen

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Read through this infographic (from @/diversifyournarrative on IG) to learn why minority communities reclaim racial slurs as a form of self-empowerment & why non-members of those groups should NEVER say the slur.

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Just having a BIPOC character in your media does not equal diversity. Read this graphic to understand the difference between tokenism, representation and diverse casting. Thanks to @/welcome tithe movement on IG for this graphic!

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Colorism, featurism, and texturism are all challenges for the Black community, especially dark-skinned Black womxn. Read these introductions to understand how they are used to discriminate against Black individuals. Credit to @/darkest.hue on IG for the graphics & info!

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Student Highlight Time! Sam Gabelmann, a senior COMM major, is getting ready to graduate by ramping up his job search after completing his Capstone project last semester. His project was a podcast about the changes in live music at Trinity due to COVID 19. Relevant work! #NextGen

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Racial gaslighting is a form of manipulation, focused on belittling the experiences of racially marginalized groups. To avoid this type of gaslighting, don’t respond with phrases like these. (Shoutout @/privtoprog on IG for the graphics)