Communication major follows God’s call to attend SWU
Nickie Heerschap,
Communication major
"I fell in love with Southern Wesleyan University the first time I came to campus.
I was a sophomore in high school and was a member of a Wesleyan youth group. I had never heard of SWU until the youth group came to visit the campus for a CRAVE weekend, but the moment we drove into the parking lot, I felt like this was the college for me. I tried to fight it by looking into other schools, but God kept showing me this was the school He wanted me to attend."
Careers
Employers need workers who
- have good “people skills”
- can do thorough research
- write clearly and accurately
- interpret trends and solve problems
- speak well in public
- represent the company with poise
- can make sense out of a pile of gathered words and numbers
- design web pages free from embarrassing errors and
- are adaptable and willing to explore new approaches
In other words, they need people who have the skills of Communication, English, and History majors.
What Can I Do With One Of These Majors?
What can you do with a major in one of those areas?
Answer: Anything you want to!
The answers are limited only by your imagination.
Here's a sample of the career positions our majors have found:
• editor
• novelist
• attorney
• public relations specialist
• magazine writer
• school administrator
• textile vice president
• missionary
• librarian
• school administrator
• university professor
• author
• computer information specialist
• corporate communications representative