Further Information

• American Communication Association. Enhances and promotes the study, research, knowledge, criticism, teaching, exchange, and application of human communication.
• National Communication Association. A not-for-profit organization with a mission to promote study, criticism, research, teaching, and application of the artistic, humanistic, and scientific principles of communication.
• International Communication Association.
• Public Relations Society of America. World's largest organization for public relations professionals.
• Federal Communications Commission. Encourages competition in all communications markets and to protect the public interest.
• American Journalism Review. A magazine that critiques and reports on the media.
• Advertising Age. The preeminent source of marketing, advertising and media news, information and analysis.
• Writers Guild of America. Represents professional writers who have created your favorite movies, television shows and many of your favorite interactive games.
• National Press Photographers Association. An organization dedicated to the advancement photographic journalism.
• For course listings and descriptions for Communication and other disciplines, check out UW-Green Bay's Programs of Study page.

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