College of Communication & Education
Dean's Office

Location
Tehama Hall, Room 203
530-898-4015
cme@csuchico.edu

Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00am-5:00pm

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Important Dates

September 20, 2021
Last day to submit Fall 2021 Planned Educational Leave Request (PDF)

September 29, 2021
Early Fall 2021 Career & Internship Fair(opens in new window)

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Welcome to CME

Mission Statement

The mission of the College of Communication and Education is to prepare our students to be effective, educated, engaged, and ethical leaders in their relationships, communities, and professions. We do so by building a student- centered learning environment that focuses on the innovative pairing of disciplinary knowledge and applied professional practice to meet the needs of a diverse society. 

Our Programs and Departments

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Communication Sciences & Disorders
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Communication Studies
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Journalism & Public Relations
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Kinesiology
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Liberal Studies
Media Arts, Design, & Technology
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Recreation, Hospitality, and Parks Management
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School of Education

CME Student Spotlight:
Incoming Kinesiology Student Receives President's Scholarship

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Andrew Levin of Paradise graduated from Paradise High School and plans to major in Kinesiology. A Camp Fire survivor, Andrew had to enroll at Chico High School following the fire, then transferred back to Paradise High’s temporary location and finally returned to the rebuilt Paradise High. Through all the upheaval, he maintained his outstanding GPA, continued his scholastic athletic career in basketball and golf, and maintained his dream of becoming a physical therapist.  Read more...(opens in new window)