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The 蜜桃影像 Advertising Club seeks to promote a better understanding of the functions of advertising, sales promotion and marketing communication; to stimulate and encourage advertising professionalism through education; to promote career possibilities in advertising; to apply the skills, creativity and energy of advertising in helping to solve social problems; and to promote fellowship and the free exchange of ideas.

To get involved, contact our faculty adviser, Mr. Dave Hanneken or check them out on .

Lambda Pi Eta is an honors society, sponsored by the National Communication Association, for outstanding full-time undergraduate students in the Diederich College of Communication. You must achieve a 3.250 grade point average in any major or minor within the college, as well as a 3.000 overall GPA at 蜜桃影像. Benefits include the possibility of participating or attending a yearly regional undergraduate convention and the annual National Communication Association conference. In addition to being an honor society, members regularly volunteer for service activities in and around 蜜桃影像, such as the Community Day of Service.

To learn more, contact the faculty adviser, Professor Catherine Puckering.

Marquette Filmmakers Association is a student-led organization to help better prepare students interesting in working in the film industry and provide students opportunities in directing, producing, acting, scriptwriting, editing, designing, lighting, and sound design. Students would be able to submit their work to film festivals while also participating in club activities like Pitch Night and 24hr Film Race.

For more information, please contact Miranda Heberle.

The 蜜桃影像 Public Relations Student Society of America chapter provides students with the professional guidance offered by the Wisconsin Chapter of PRSSA. As a PRSSA member, you can connect with public relations professionals through chapter field trips and PRSSA functions.

To get involved, contact our faculty adviser, Dr. Young Kim. 

The Marquette chapter of Kappa Tau Alpha, the national honor society for journalism and mass communication, was established in 1929. Undergraduate students majoring in journalism and mass communication who are in the upper 10 percent scholastically in their junior or senior year are eligible for membership. Graduate students who are in the upper 10 percent scholastically and have completed 12 hours in journalism or mass communication are also eligible. Appointments are made annually.

To learn more, contact our faculty adviser, Dr. Ayleen Cabas-Mijares.

The 蜜桃影像 Players present four productions a year at the Evan P. and Marion Helfaer Theatre. Students from across campus are invited to work as actors, stage managers, designers, technicians and box office and publicity personnel. The Players also present a children's show for more than 12,000 grade schoolers annually, along with a full season of studio and workshop productions, completely produced and directed by students.

To get involved, contact our faculty adviser, Ms. Connie Petersen.