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Dr. Fowke' Blog from England
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I am delighted that the Nido Qubein School of Communications will feature state of the art facilities.
But I also believe that our state of the art attitude will distinguish us. It is not enough to merely communicate well or
to be skilled in manipulating media technology. Students must also think critically and possess an understanding of the
moral, ethical and political ramifications of communications in a variety of contexts. Our emphasis on a value-based
liberal arts education combined with practical and technical skills will produce the kind of well-rounded and versatile
graduates that are increasingly necessary in a world of international and convergent communications technology.
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Kate Fowkes
Professor, The Nido Qubein School of Communication, teaches a variety of film and television courses. Read about Dr. Fowkes in "In the Spotlight..."
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Dr. Gaspeny's Blog
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"The surest way to judge a communications program is by the achievements
of its graduates. Ours include a reporter for the Wall Street Journal who covered business decisions
by the Supreme Court, the managing editor of the fastest-growing daily newspaper in America, and the
policy specialist for a U.S. Congresswoman. We have many other success stories, and they will only
multiply when the doors of Qubein School of Communications open."
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Michael Gaspeny
Assistant Professor, The Nido Qubein School of Communication, teaches Journalism and is faculty advisor for
The Campus Chronicle. The American Scholastic Press Association has selected
The Campus Chronicle annually since 1995 as one of the Top 20 campus newspapers in the nation.
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Dr. Isaksen's Blog
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"Our Audio Studio is the home of much energy and talent. In addition to producing audio
documentaries, PSAs, and commercials, we regularly produce CDs that span the genres of hip-hop, pop, blues,
poetry, and gospel."
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Judy Isaksen
Professor, The Nido Qubein School of Communication, teaches Rhetorical Theory, Visual Rhetoric and Design, and Audio Production.
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"High Point University is a place where you can prepare yourself to make a difference. One of my core beliefs, and one
that I share often with the students here, is that good communication skills are essential for success. Clear communication conveys meaning
through instruction, information, and inspiration."
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Nido Qubein
Professor and President, The Nido Qubein School of Communication.
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Dr. Tremblay's Blog
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"There's no better place to study communication than a liberal arts university. Our educational model allows
students to explore their unique interests unrestricted by a rigid series of courses. And our small class sizes really lets students
express themselves and grow as individuals."
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Wilfred Tremblay
Professor and Director, The Nido Qubein School of Communication. Teaches Media Law, Media Industry Economics and Structure, Media Management.
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