Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do with my future degree?

In the fields of Emerging Media and Art and Design students develop a broad understanding of media communication. Graduates possess strong speaking, writing, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for careers in public relations, audio/video production, graphic design, marketing, government agencies, and more. Students benefit from studying visual arts concepts such as analyzing, interpreting, and evaluating media, as well as understanding the history and methods behind creative work.

Where do our graduates from Frostburg State University work?

Graduates from Frostburg State University have gone on to work at a wide range of organizations:

  • AARP
  • Allegany County Public Schools
  • Allegany Radio Corporation
  • BBC
  • BET
  • Baltimore Ravens
  • Discovery Communication
  • ESPN
  • Frostburg State University
  • Home Shopping Network
  • MTV
  • NBC
  • National Cancer Institute
  • National Geographic
  • National Kidney Foundation
  • Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
  • Netflix
  • New York Times
  • Government agencies including CIA, Justice Dept., Transportation Dept., Homeland Security
  • Numerous radio and television stations
  • Root Branch Media Group
  • SiriusXM
  • The Air Guard
  • Baltimore Orioles
  • Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Rachel Ray Show
  • Under Armour
  • Universal Studios
  • Western Maryland Health System

Why FSU?

FSU offers small class sizes and individual student assistance. Students are assigned an advisor to guide them through the curriculum while fostering responsibility and independence.

"There are so many ways to get involved and create connections on campus. I’ve had so many great experiences here and hope that students come here and create some great experiences on their own."

Tasia Smith, Communication Studies Major; Graphic Design and Computer Information System Minors

Do I have to be a major/minor to participate in FSU-TV3?

All students can participate, but priority is given to emerging media majors and those enrolled in specific classes.

How big is the Emerging Media/Art and Design Program?

The program is moderately sized, allowing for strong mentoring relationships with faculty and staff.

How big will my Emerging Media/Art and Design classes be?

Hands-on skills classes typically have 15 or fewer students. Traditional lecture-oriented classes generally have about 25 students.

How do I declare my major or minor?

To declare your major or minor, contact the Department of Digital Media and Visual Arts.

Locations:

  • Fine Arts, 120
  • Gira Center 348A

Phone:

How do I get assigned an advisor?

After declaring your major, you will be assigned an academic advisor based on your interests and career goals. The department strives to match students with advisors who can best support their professional development.

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