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Organizational Communication Concentration

Communicate with Confidence, Lead with Clarity

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Program Type

Concentration of the communication major (BA)

Accreditation

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

Collaboration

Collaboration with George Fox’s business school

Experience

100% of students participate in an internship before they graduate

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Students meet for a group project

Do you like building teams? Have you found that you’ve got a skill for helping a project to keep moving toward success? Are you fascinated with the stories of what happens behind the scenes? Then you’re already on your way to becoming an organizational communication professional! 

Understanding how communication works both inside and outside an organization is a key “soft skill” that employers value. Internally, we figure out how to recruit and manage the best talent. Externally, we examine how our product is seen by everyone: customers, clients, government agencies, stakeholders and future employees.

At George Fox, our organizational communication program within the communication major emphasizes the value of both effective and appropriate communication. When we look at something like a major product recall, for instance, we aren’t just thinking about the bottom line; we also think about the training and conflict management skills that will prevent future problems while ensuring that our reputation-management plans don’t sacrifice our values.

After completing your course of study, which includes a robust internship program, you’ll join our alumni in fields that include:

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Program Distinctives Why Study Organizational Communication at George Fox?

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Career Outlook What’s After George Fox

Careers in media and communication are expected to continue to grow at a steady rate over the next decade, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. About 114,300 openings are projected each year, on average, in these occupations between 2022 and 2032. Employers are looking for college graduates who are creative and familiar with the changing media landscape.

According to the BLS, employment opportunities for public relations specialists will grow 6% between 2022 and 2032.

  • Director of Human Resources, Bob’s Red Mill
  • Vice President of Marketing, Oregon Mutual Insurance
  • Vice President of Creative Services, Graystone Media
  • News Content Manager, King 5 Media Group
  • Director of Digital Strategy, 最新麻豆视频 
  • Director of Public Relations, CLEARLINK
  • Director of Human Resources, The Allison Inn
  • Director of Digital Services, Pivot Group 
  • Assistant Director of Career Management, Willamette University 
  • Business and Copywriting Intern, Link2Lift
  • Marketing Events Intern, Viewpoint Construction
  • Public Relations Intern, WE Communications (public relations)
  • Event Planner, Newberg Christian Church
  • Student Communication Coaching, Newberg Public Schools
  • Multicultural Ministry Intern, Village Baptist Church
  • Writing Intern, Cambia Health Solutions
  • Legislative Research Assistant, Oregon State Legislature
  • Oxford University
  • Gonzaga University
  • Pepperdine University
  • Azusa Pacific University
  • Princeton Theological Seminary
  • Baylor University
  • University of Georgia
  • Arizona State University
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Don’t Give Up 

On the way home from the hospital last spring, as the family began the ascent into their suburban McMinnville neighborhood, two white yard signs with bold lettering caught their eyes.

“You are worthy of love,” read one.
“Your mistakes don’t define you,” read the other.

As they drove in and out of the neighborhood during the painful weeks that followed, those signs beamed hope.

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Portrait of Haley Lindsay

Haley Lindsay

Communication Alumna

The best thing about the communications program at George Fox is how much effort the professors put into not only the teaching, but the creation of community through their classes as well. The skills I gained from the communications program will follow me throughout my career, and the relationships I built with the communication students and professors will be forever held dear to my heart. It was truly an honor to be a communications student at George Fox!

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