communication

Patricia Mae Olson ’12 turned her passion for fashion and communication into an entrepreneurial career spanning public relations, podcasting and experiential events.

Immaculata University hosted a Disaster Simulation Event that brought together students, faculty, first responders and regional emergency agencies for a hands-on crisis response exercise.

Lily Hagan ’28, a communication major and Mighty Mac on the Immaculata University women’s softball team, credits her student-athlete experience with teaching her valuable life lessons.

The communication major gained experience in sports broadcasting through internships with local radio stations and with Immaculata’s sports information staff.

Immaculata University’s social media digital creator minor equips students with skills in branding, content creation and audience engagement, preparing them for success across a range of industries in today’s evolving digital landscape.

Immaculata’s Crisis Communication course, led by Dr. Melissa Rice, equips students to create crisis management plans that protect reputations and guide organizations through challenging situations with confidence.

Melissa Rice, Ph.D. and George Schwartz, Ed.D. led a crisis management crossover class to help prepare their students for real-world crisis situations.

Recent Immaculata University alumnus, Denzell Wallace ’21, is the director of communications and marketing for the World Trade Center Greater Philadelphia (WTCGP). Using his education from Immaculata, he successfully combined his passion for government work with his communication skills.