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Northwestern School of Communication

Activities and Student Groups

School of Communication Student Groups

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Debate Society

Northwestern's Debate Society is a rigorous program with both junior varsity and varsity levels. Debators engage in intercollegiate competitions, typically traveling to seven to ten tournaments each academic year. There are also opportunities to debate on campus in public debates and at Northwestern's Owen L. Coon Memorial Debate Tournament.

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Dean's Advisory Council

The Dean's Advisory Council (DAC) is a group of undergraduate students representing each School of Communication department in quarterly meetings with Dean E. Patrick Johnson. Four students are included from each department, representing the freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes.

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Northwestern Student Groups and Opportunities

SoC students often join the following performance and media groups.

Pre-Professional Organizations

Explore national organizations with Northwestern chapters for students interested in engaging with their future fields.

Student Academy of Audiology (SAA)

Northwestern's SAA chapter holds tri-quarterly meetings in which current topics in audiology are discussed. Members participate in community outreach programs, sponsor relevant speakers, maintain contact with Northwestern alumni, and engage in a variety of social events. Contact: Liz Meyer

National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)

Northwestern's NSSLHA chapter is an organization for undergraduate and graduate students interested in the study of communication sciences and disorders. Members have access to educational, social, and philanthropic experiences. Contact: Karen Kinderman