Program(s) Available: B.A.
Are you interested in studying media and diving deep into platforms that are part of our everyday routine? Media is what shapes our culture. If this interests you, keep reading!
Students majoring in media studies learn how to communicate clearly and effectively. Faculty teach students media theories and teach students to speak well, write well and think critically. Students will explore the media through different lenses and frameworks.
Want to take your knowledge to a whole new level? Northwest students have landed internships at agencies and organizations such as:
School of Communication and Mass Media
660.562.1361
marlam@dbctl.com
Jacob Wood
Mass Media: Multimedia Journalism
“That's why we have a college television station. We are going to have failures and things that are not always going to work. However, learning from those failures will help in our career because we will know how to overcome those failures in the real world.”
KZLX is a student-led radio station serving the Maryville area. The station is a two-time winner of the College Media Association's Pinnacle Award, an award that recognizes the top college radio station in the nation.
The Northwest Missourian is a student-led newspaper that covers news on campus and the community of Maryville. This newspaper is recognized in the Associated Collegiate Press Hall of Fame and is the recipient of numerous individual and team awards each year.
KNWT is a student-produced television station with original programming for the campus and community. KNWT was a finalist for the College Media Association's Pinnacle Award, an award given to the top college television stations in the nation.
The Tower Yearbook is Northwest's student-led yearbook. This yearbook has historically been very successful! Tower Yearbook is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press Hall of Fame and is a regular Pacemaker finalist.
Northwest's student media truck serves as a mobile radio and television studio! It is equipped with tools that allow students to broadcast remotely and produce live and scheduled programming.
