Advisors

Art & Graphic Design

Advisement for Art & Graphic Design majors with 0-59 earned credit hours:

Please call the CASE Office at 423-439-5602 or use the link below to schedule an advisement appointment with Jake Martin

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Advisement for Art & Graphic Design majors with 60 or more earned credit hours:

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Website: Art & Design

Website: Graphic Design

Communication Studies & Storytelling

Advisement for Communication Studies majors with 0-59 earned credit hours:

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Communication Studies & Storytelling (not to be confused with Media & Communication) prepares students for work in a variety of workplaces that require the ability to work with diverse populations, lead others, effectively communicate ideas and arguments and analyze information. The department offers both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees and requires students to have a minor. For additional information about the Communication Studies Major, please see the Department of Communication and Performance website.

Advisement for Communication Studies majors with 60 or more earned credit hours:

Dr. Wesley Buerkle,
buerkle@etsu.edu
423-439-7579

Dr. Amber Kinser
kinsera@etsu.edu


423-439-7577

Website: Communication Studies

Surveying and Mapping

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Surveying is a rapidly developing profession that focuses on the location of various land use rights and the boundaries between them. Consequently surveying is often considered to be a quasi-judicial profession. Like most professional fields, surveying is grounded in the sciences, notably the sciences of mathematics and measurement theory. Perhaps to a greater extent than many other professions, surveying is being rapidly affected by new technological changes, such as GPS, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), computerized mapping, robotics, scanning, and wireless communications.

Surveyors use a variety of tools and skills in their every day work. Due to technological advances, Surveyors now use the most state-of-the-art satellite and scanning technology, drones, computers, a knowledge of geometry, trigonometry and statistics, and a thorough grounding in our legal system and how it operates in relation to land ownership issues. The Bachelor of Science in Surveying and Mapping Science at ETSU is designed to prepare students for this important work.

For additional information about the Surveying & Mapping major, please see the Surveying and Mapping Science website