Communication Studies
     Certificates of Achievement

Consider the Benefits of Earning a Communications Studies Certificate of Achievement

• Assures you more confidence
• Helps you develop and maintain strong personal relationships
• Helps you to get the most out of your education
• Looks great on a resume - employers tell us listening is the #1 job skill
• Counts as added skills, giving you the edge in being hired and promoted
• Enables you to get along better with co-workers, bosses, and customers

How to Earn a Certificate

There are four different certificates:

• Communication Studies Certificate of Achievement (12 credits)
• Advanced Communication Studies Certificate of Achievement (21 credits)
• Intercultural Communication Certificate of Achievement (18 credits with specific requirements)
• Business Communication Certificate of Achievement (18 credits with specific requirements)

After you have earned the number of credits needed with a 2.0 or better, or, in the case of the Intercultural or Business Communication Certificates, after you have completed the specific course requirements, then:

1. Print the Application for Communication Studies Certificate (PDF).
2. Fill it out and attach an unofficial transcript with your Communication Studies courses/grades highlighted. If applying for the Intercultural Certificate, also attach a summary (2-3 paragraphs) of your practical work experience. We keep your application and transcript on record.
3. Return your application and unofficial transcript to:
   Meg Kreiner, Communication Studies Instructor
   Office: Building 1, Room 211B
   Phone: 533-7388
   Email: MKreiner@scc.spokane.edu

Your form will then be processed, and your certificate will be mailed to you.

You can use your credits to earn several certificates!

For more information:

Rob Vogel
RVogel@scc.spokane.edu
(509) 533-7348 or 1-800-248-5644 ext. 7348

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