Fredonia Communication Department

Fredonia Communication Department We also offer a minor in social media. Come join us! Want to learn more about the Communication Department?

The Department of Communication at SUNY Fredonia offers degree programs in audio production, communication studies, journalism, public relations, and digital film production. Call (716) 673-3410 or email us at [email protected]

COMM students: meet BTPM’s Cory McCants!The Department of Communication is proud to co-sponsor Fredonia’s 2026 Constitut...
09/03/2026

COMM students: meet BTPM’s Cory McCants!

The Department of Communication is proud to co-sponsor Fredonia’s 2026 Constitution Day featured speaker, Cory McCants of Buffalo Toronto Public Media (BTPM).

Cory is the host and producer of BTPM’s Compact Civics and Compact History, short-form digital series that use storytelling to make history, government, voting, and civic responsibility accessible to younger audiences.

At Fredonia, Cory will present: A Compact History of the Constitution: A Different Perspective

⭐ Free and open to all

Then stick around at noon for a free pasta bar lunch and a conversation with BTPM leadership, representatives, and Fredonia Communication faculty.

Fredonia Communication faculty are joining the conversation!As part of Fredonia’s Constitution Day programming, Communic...
09/01/2026

Fredonia Communication faculty are joining the conversation!

As part of Fredonia’s Constitution Day programming, Communication professors Mike Igoe and Mark Kiyak will join Tom Calderone, President & CEO of Buffalo Toronto Public Media (BTPM), for "Public Media & Democracy: Why It Matters."

The lunchtime discussion will explore public media, reliable information, civic engagement, and the important relationship between media and an informed public.

🍝 FREE pasta bar lunch provided
⭐ Free and open to the public — no RSVP required

Communication students: this is a great opportunity to hear directly from media professionals and your professors, ask questions, and learn more about the role of public media.

A group of Japanese students are visiting SUNY Fredonia for two weeks  to get some English instruction as well as partak...
07/12/2026

A group of Japanese students are visiting SUNY Fredonia for two weeks to get some English instruction as well as partake of cultural experiences ( like visiting Niagara Falls).
It's part of the University's Pathway Program.
Professor Mike Igoe gave them a lecture on "English will not Kill you !"
He also spent some time with them at Dunkirk's Music on the Pier as well as at the Fredonia Farmers Market

Congratulations to Dr. Angela McGowan-Kirsch on being selected for the 2026 Innovations in Democracy Cohort through the ...
06/27/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Angela McGowan-Kirsch on being selected for the 2026 Innovations in Democracy Cohort through the AASCU American Democracy Project and Unite America. The program brings together faculty from across the country to advance civic learning and democratic engagement in higher education. We look forward to the innovative ideas and perspectives Dr. McGowan-Kirsch will bring back to the Department of Communication and SUNY Fredonia!

Congratulations to Hana Gist, Communication Studies major and Class President, on speaking at Saturday’s afternoon comme...
05/19/2026

Congratulations to Hana Gist, Communication Studies major and Class President, on speaking at Saturday’s afternoon commencement ceremony! 🎓

We are proud of Hana’s leadership, hard work, and the meaningful impact she made during her time at SUNY Fredonia. Representing the Class of 2026 at commencement is a well-deserved honor.

Congratulations, Hana! We can’t wait to see what you accomplish next. 💙

From all of us in the Department of Communication at SUNY Fredonia — congratulations to the Class of 2026! 🎓We’re proud ...
05/17/2026

From all of us in the Department of Communication at SUNY Fredonia — congratulations to the Class of 2026! 🎓

We’re proud of all you have accomplished and grateful to have been part of your journey. Thank you for the memories, hard work, and impact you’ve made on our department and campus community.

We can’t wait to see what comes
next for each of you. Once a Blue Devil, always a Blue Devil! 💙

🎉 Student Spotlight: Molly Sunick 🎉We’re excited to celebrate Molly Sunick for her outstanding work presenting at SURC!D...
05/04/2026

🎉 Student Spotlight: Molly Sunick 🎉
We’re excited to celebrate Molly Sunick for her outstanding work presenting at SURC!

During her internship with Iron Works, Molly gained hands-on experience applying communication skills in a professional setting. She worked on projects that strengthened her ability to connect with audiences, contribute to organizational messaging, and navigate real-world communication challenges.

At SURC, Molly showcased this work by reflecting on her internship experience—highlighting what she learned, the skills she developed, and how classroom concepts translated into practice. Her presentation demonstrated both professionalism and a strong understanding of how communication operates beyond the classroom.

👏 Join us in congratulating Molly on this impressive achievement! We’re proud to see our students representing the Communication major so well.

Congratulations to this year’s Lambda Pi Eta inductees! 👏 We are proud to welcome you into the National Communication As...
04/16/2026

Congratulations to this year’s Lambda Pi Eta inductees! 👏 We are proud to welcome you into the National Communication Association’s honor society and celebrate your academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to the field of communication.

A special thank you to our current Lambda Pi Eta members who joined us to support and recognize our newest inductees—your presence made the ceremony even more meaningful.

Dr. Angela M. McGowan-Kirsch co-facilitated a preconference workshop on Promoting Civic Discourse Skills at the SUNY Gen...
04/14/2026

Dr. Angela M. McGowan-Kirsch co-facilitated a preconference workshop on Promoting Civic Discourse Skills at the SUNY General Education Conference.

The session introduced a public deliberation model as a classroom-ready approach for engaging students in structured dialogue around complex public issues, with strategies for considering multiple perspectives, weighing trade-offs, and practicing informed civic engagement.

Pictured here with fellow SUNY Civic Fellows.

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324 McEwen Hall State University Of New York At
Fredonia, NY
14063

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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