The Dean's office is located on the third floor of the Roy H. Park School of Communications.
Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm EDT.
311 Park Hall • 953 Danby Road • Ithaca, NY 14850
Put Your Dreams to Work
Day one, you're on — on set, on camera, on point. Undergraduate programs at the Roy H. Park School of Communications weave together conceptual, creative, and practical experience to foster brilliance that moves today’s media forward. Alongside faculty, staff, and a large network of alumni who are dedicated to your success, you can shape all genres of media to inform and influence the future.
Programs
We are storytellers. From fiction, nonfiction, news, sports, advertising, or entertainment, to our Hollywood Reporter ranked Top 25 film program, you’ll learn how to tell your engaging story. Plus, explore the opportunity to both major AND minor in Park!
Does Park Have a Major for Me?
Whether you want to shine in front of the camera, thrive in a dark editing room, or inspire groups of brainstorming writers, you can launch into the major where your passions lie — or take some time to explore your options before finding your niche.
Learn about the Roy H. Park School of Communications
At Park, we bring learning into every aspect of life. Our award-winning media outlets, dynamic creative learning communities, and internships in massive media markets like Los Angeles and New York City offer distinctive, hands-on opportunities.
Faculty and Staff
Learn from and work alongside industry veterans, international scholars, and forward-thinking idealists.
Experiential Learning and Career Preparation
Seek mentors, attend workshops, engage with professional development coordinators, join clubs, complete internships, and more! The Park School will jump-start your career success and your personal sense of learning and fulfillment.
Media, Clubs, and Experiential Learning
Through clubs, student organizations, and professional groups, you can network with inspired creators and content-makers.
Internships and Careers
Enhance your education through an internship, by gaining real world experience and creating connections that can launch a career.
Award-Winning Student Media
Create media with real-world impact and recognized excellence through student outlets like ICTV, WICB Radio, and The Ithacan.
23 Years
Best College Newspaper
Our student newspaper, The Ithacan, has been named Best College Newspaper for 23 consecutive years by the New York Press Association.
#1
Best Sports Reporting
ICTV, our student-run television station, was awarded top honors in sports reporting by College Broadcasters, Inc. The station also took home awards for best special election coverage, live sports broadcast, and sportscast.
#14
Best College Radio Station
WICB and VIC, our FM and online stations, receive accolades for their music, news, and sports coverage like this 2025 Princeton Review ranking.
Spotlights: The Ithaca College Story
We’re immensely proud of the compelling media and original collaborations our students, faculty, and alumni are creating.
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Documenting a Legacy
Professor Ben Crane’s impact on Ithaca College is measured through the work of his former students and the respect of his colleagues.