VISION STATEMENT
The Tim Russert Department of Communication and Theatre Arts at John Carroll University aspires to be known for excellence in providing a variety of opportunities in all forms of visual, oral, multimedia and written communication, and in personal attention to a diverse body of students.

MISSION STATEMENT
The Tim Russert Department of Communication and Theatre Arts educates students to become critical thinkers trained in advocacy and effective communicators able to integrate theory and ethical principles in their professions while fostering awareness of diverse cultures and developing communication styles and technologies.

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The Tim Russert Department of Communication and Theatre Arts is a nationally award-winning program concerned with the nature, process, and practice of the art of communication.

Communication is studied from the viewpoints of interpersonal relations, radio and television, film, multi-media, journalism, public relations and organizational communication, rhetoric, public address, speech science, theatre, and performance. In addition to a major and minor, the department offers a concentration in Political Communication and is part of the concentrations in Environmental Studies and Perspectives in Sex and Gender.

Members of the department direct comprehensive programs in debate, radio, television, journalism, and theatre. Facilities include WJCU-FM radio station, the Marinello Little Theatre, Kulas Auditorium, the Klein Television Studio, and the journalism writing lab which are all available for use.

News from “Tribute to
Tim Russert” Event

Theatre Auditions

Feb 3rd 4pm - 6pm

Feb 4th 7pm - 10pm

Feb 5th 3pm - 5pm

Household Tales in Kulas Auditorium [Admin.Bldg]

One Acts in Marinello Little Theatre [LSC]

**Auditions are open to all JCU Students, Staff, and Faculty***

Scripts are available after 1/27 from The Dept. secretary in O'Malley Center room 45 between 10am and 5pm

Questions??? Contact Dr. Karen Gygli at ext.4191

Carroll Cinema Society

Screening of

Close Encounters of a Third Kind

Jan. 29, 2010 @ 8pm