Faculty of School of Mass Communication and Journalism

Dr. Jennifer Doig (Professor, Dean, Ph.D. from Stanford University)
Dr. Dick Werx (Professor, Associate Dean, Ph.D. from Harvard University)
Dr. Leon Xiao (Professor, Chairman, Ph.D. from Cornell University)
Dr. Christopher Wirth (Professor, Chairman, Ph.D. from University of Southern California)
Dr. Mitchell Hung (Professor, Ph.D. from University of Minnesota)
Dr. Chih-Chiang Cheng (Professor, Ph.D. from New York University)
Dr. Ken Chen (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from Columbia University)
Dr. Daniel Zhao (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from Cornell University)
Dr. Stephen C. Meng (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from Columbia University)
Dr. Jacgueline Cheou (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from New York University)
Dr. Ruth Yang (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from UCLA)
Dr. Joe Almeida (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from University of Southern California)
Dr. Leonora L. Uy (Associate Professor, Ph.D. from Iowa State University)
Dr. Billy Liu (Assistant Professor, Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley)
Dr. Luke Pappas (Assistant Professor, Ph.D. from Yale University)
Bachelor Degree Program in Mass Communication and Journalism

The specific educational objectives of the Bachelor of Arts Degree programs in Mass Communication and Journalism are:

1). To ensure that ALL students receive a broad liberal education.

2). To provide a clear understanding of the role of communication media in the society.

3). To prepare the individual for a communication - related career in the Mass Media, business, educational institutions, and governmental and international organizations, by educating them in-depth in one of the most sensitive key professions in the world.

4). To reinforce within the individual such Value Systems that with safeguard the ethical aspects of work in a domain that can enlighten or alienate the mass.

Important Note:

ALL Mass Communication and Journalism students must satisfy both the School and The University's writing requirements. Students must obtain a Grade C or Better (on 4.00 Scale) in COM 100 Language Prerequisite

In order to be granted into their area of specialization after fulfillment of General Education requirements of the degree programs.