
We believe that learning occurs both in and beyond the classroom. Wittenberg offers a host of co-curricular and extra-curricular programs, including several with special relevance to the study of Communication:
Communication Colloquia
Each semester the faculty hosts recognized
communication experts who travel to campus to meet
with our campus community. Majors are required to
attend these informative and interactive sessions. See the upcoming colloquia schedule.
Lambda Pi Eta
LPH is
the national communication honorary society. Majors who maintain outstanding
grade point averages while making significant progress toward their
degrees are invited to join. Special recognition and activities are
extended to its members. Lambda Pi Eta is also dedicated to giving back to the community, and undertakes various service projects each semester to fulfill that goal. Click here for information about Wittenberg's Xi Phi chapter.
Internships
With guidance from the campus Wittpath Career Center, students can secure internships from a variety of fields, including public relations, human resource management, television and radio production, among many others. Students may apply for academic credit for these experiences. Click here for a list of current internship opportunities.

Study Abroad
The Office of International Education can help students to identify a program that will take them abroad for a semester. Many of the credits in these programs are transferable, and previous students have studied in Australia, Austria, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Scotland, and the United Kingdom.
Also take a look at the Communication faculty-led summer trips!
The Torch
Wittenberg's student-produced, weekly newspaper offers students from across campus a chance to sharpen their journalistic skills.
Writing Center
Student tutors at the center help their peers across campus with assistance in the development of written assignments.
WUSO 89.1 FM ,
"The 'Berg"
Wittenberg's student-run radio
station offers its volunteers experience with all aspects of the
radio industry from dee-jaying to programming to management. 