There has always been lots of energy around the Hall School of Journalism. The excitement generated by merging Troy University's Speech and Communication Arts program with Troy's journalism school has resulted in unmistakable momentum.

As the new Hall School of Journalism and Communication moves forward, our exciting programs and outstanding faculty members continue to challenge their students to maximize their potential as learners, critical thinkers and clear communicators. This remains central to our vision and is the primary reason our faculty and academic resources are focused on offering an unparalleled academic experience and challenging our students to think like journalists and communicators.

The small class size found at Troy and innovative uses of technology creates opportunities and programs ready for the 21st century. Through these classes, the Hall School of Journalism and Communication encourages students to stretch beyond what is taught in conventional journalism and communication academic programs by adding many hands-on opportunities. This helps students apply classroom theories and to build the experiences needed for their careers. Our classes combine rigor with relevance.

We also believe in your personal and professional success and challenge you to discover a future of your own making. This is because we want students who want to make an impact on the industry. But, Troy students already know this. They see it in action in class everyday.

Majors and Contracts
Current requirements for the Hall School of Journalism and Communication major, minors and contracts are available in Adobe's Acrobat PDF format. Please select from the following:

• Print, broadcast and journalism contracts for majors who declared prior to August 2005
• Print, broadcast and journalism contracts for students in the program prior to August 2005 and declared after July 2005.
• Print, broadcast and journalism contracts for students entering Troy after July 2005.
• Communication Arts majors and Speech Communication minor for students entering Troy after July 2005.