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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
From disc jockey to college administrator, from youth counselor to campaign director, from television personality to real estate developer, careers in speech are as diverse as the people who make up our culture.
Whether you are a speech major or simply exploring the field as part of your general education, the career skills developed in the wide variety of speech classes offered include group interaction strategies, poise and confidence in public speaking, productive techniques for conflict resolution, the artistic development of creativity, and interactive approaches to corporate culture and public relations.
A student of speech obtains a broad-based liberal arts education with the additional advantage of superior communication skills development, thus turning the student into a highly desirable employment candidate with a leg up on others.
College of DuPage students also may benefit from participation on the Speech Forensics Team. Activities include oral interpretation, public speaking and readers theater. For information about the speech team, call (630) 942-2507.
Faculty Advisers
Liberal Arts Division
BIC 200
(630) 942-2047
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FACULTY ADVISERS
If you are considering this program as an area of study, consult with a faculty adviser in this field. To send an e-mail, click on the name of the adviser you wish to reach:
Location Phone Marco Benassi MAC 291 (630) 942-3049 Geoffrey Elwell MAC 289 (630) 942-3145 Joyce Holte MAC 228 (630) 942-2794 Therese McGinnis MAC 222 (630) 942-2175 Christopher Miller
(Forensics)MAC 224 (630) 942-2823 Lauren Morgan
(Forensics)MAC 223 (630) 942-2007 Steve Schroeder MAC 227 (630) 942-2514 Casey Slott MAC 270 (630) 942-2446 Stephen Thompson MAC 259A (630) 942-2121
If you are unable to contact an adviser, messages may be left with the Liberal Arts Division, BIC 200, (630) 942-2047.
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